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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

CvAL-Indian Nation, W 80 per ton, deliv-
sred.
CoKK-50 cents per barrel.
WooD-0ak ,hickoryana ash $500 to . 8 30 per
cord. Sawed stove wood Is retailing at the
rates of 81 so to 90 per cord.
CuARcoAL--65 cents per barrel.
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BAooELong clear sides Ia tn Tx; short
oleAr, lli. Breakfast bacon l3hc.
Ouy SALT--LOng clear sides, l01; short
clear IL to ll1t.
HAMS Cauvased 10 to 1874
LARD-11eroe l3l4 half barrel, 1879 pals to
10 pounds, Ii; pounds, lAh
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Cemetery Ground wanted.

Any one having Dody OIL lana Tor sale con-
tanning no less than 10 acres, situated for O
cemetery. will please send o description OF To-
cation together with price asked. The ground
must be convenient TO the city al d easy OF
access, and bids must be sent to the secretary
In writing by August sth noon.
j. ID. A. HARRIS, A. SANGER.
Secretary. Chairman.
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Cast, so cents per hundred; stove, 20 cents
wrought, 30 10 50 cents per hundred; brass,
| IS per hundred; copper, 50 per hundred; zinc
and lead, 81 per hundred.
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CoFsER-Rlo common, l215 to i31s; fair "A TO
Az; choice. Ibh to l6k; Lasuayrs, l8II 20 Is;
Java, 2s@1S0c.
TRAs--lmperial, 5O986c; Young Hyson,
i09tO; Oolong, 45Go6Dc Japan, oOae6o
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HilloA.

HIDBs-Dry flint, IL p0unus anu upwards, 13l. TO
l3cts; dry kips, free OF glubs, 49, c; SruL.
kipe lie; w0t sailed, 7c.; green butcher
hides, 5kc.; All damaged, wet or dry,
half price; deer skins voc. sheep skins from
2bc. 6b0o each.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

9EnMAr MILLxr-We quote 81 80 per bushel,
Garden, Bots. per paper retail. Wholesale
IN to cents per paper.
Cottop--At the OIL Mill,'s8 per ton.
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COMMERCIAL.
MoNDAY Evening", |

August Is
The markets to-day presente no new fea-
lures, and were generally steady Trade was
quiet In nearly all lines, there being compar-
atively few buye In from the country The
atmosphere Is somewhat cooler, especially at
nights. Farmers say the cotton Is needing
rain, aud unless 1t falls within eight or ten
days, cotton Will be materially damaged by
drOuth
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

SHAtTs.-NgeS; polls, tS@el6.
BUG0lEs,- -Iirade b, end spring, top, 5000
000; ditto. open, s70gss0; ditto, slide spring,
top, slU0@slSo; ditto, side bar, sl0OgslSb;
spring, siiOSsiOo; ditto, phscio ns, sisocas2oo;
Jump scat buggies. sl75@S25O, platform
sPrings, sllO@sl20j three sprlns wagons, 5000
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

los to l0h; ODen Kettles choice
hcLAssEs-Lo rlsisns choice toe, primeA c
fsir to good i5@5Oli syrup 80 tO60c
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

suGARs- We quote Powered i2ki Crushe dl2x
ndard A ii1 to ii i.s white
extra : extra Ito -, Yellow-LouisianS
white elarlaed M to liz, yellow clarified
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

There were very few butchsring cattle at
the yards to-day. The demand Is fair for
choice cattle. Prices are shade weaker.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

sroKxs-From 2 to az Inch, per set, Xxx
sslect, &S; Xxx, s2.7b.
sAwKD inLLoss--IX to az, 90 per set.
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Fish and oysters,


FIsH-lgHo. per 10.
OYsTxRs-per can AZ cents for Baltimore,
MattagordaS. 60 for Berwick bay.
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Eggs-9 10 10 cents per dozen.
Butter-Northern 20 TO % 10 Texas Is q 2
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

A moderately fair trade was done Ia gro
c.ries to-day. Prices are generally un.
changed.
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Fruit ana Nuts.

PxAOHEs-2 pounds, 81 40; 8 pounds
50 IS.
rOMAToEs--2 pounds, 81 3O9l 40.
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NEW ORLEANS.
GOLD & STOCK TELEGRAPH co. !
Commercial News Department,


Galveston, August l.-Recelpts G3l
Market closed steady; mlddling llA; no
sales.
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CHIoKENs-We quote sl75 for spring; 70
grown, 81 80.
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Cotton.

Owing to the absence of receipts and buyers,
butt lie was done In the local cotlon market,
Prices are unchanged.
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$40 p. m.-Spots closed quiet but firm;
y higher; mldnliOg l21s; sales 3s7.
2:yS D, m.-Futures quiet and firm


Consolidated net receipts 1891.
Exports tn Great Britain 1855.
FrahUe ut ne.
Continent 20.
Channel none.
atn,b OsD
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

Fine, 25i medium, %; heavy, 200. Blaol
bury and dirty, 8 to 10 cents OF.
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Vision, Noises In the bt adj, the vital an;d
passing unobserved In the urine, spd mana
other diseases that Iced to insanity and death'
The Medical Gen lemen connected with the
institution are graduates of the best College.
OF Europe and this country. and have had
arge experience In theee troubles, and will
agree to forfeit FIVE HUNDRED DOILARS
IRA case of this kind The VII AL RESI- ORA
TIVE (und.r their special advice and treats
ment) will not cure, or for ANYTHING imnnra
or Injurious found In It. We treat all Private
Diseases successfully without mercury. CON
SULTATION FREE. Thorough examination
ana ADVICE, Including analysis OF urine. SIS,
four times the quantity, SO. Sent to any sd-
drees upon receipt OF price, y. o. d secure
from observation, and In private name Ii de-
sired by English Medical Institute, No. Tls
Olive street, 81. Louis, Missouri. Postofice
box 46O.
Wholesale Agents Williams. Tolliver q
Walker. Dallas, Texas.
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The Great English Remedy.

Is a never failing Cure
Iir Nervous debility,
exhausted VITALITY.
; enip al Week.-Mrs.,
Sielnatolrhoeb, IL Sf
n ANH GOD, In poll
g, lhltISEit, bnoalI
the terrible effects of
SELF Abuse, you hfal
10 lies and exc, q ,es Of
lnsturer years such as
'oss of Memory, Las-
itn d o, 10 / turns,
Emission, Aversion Of
SnnIAfu nID,-.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1881-08-02

j. d. A. HARMS.
secretary.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
rMR ROBBERY lN MAkY Lac d
Tho r. bbers Travel TO this City
and are arrested.

Sometime during the night Of Octo-
Der lsyh, the store OF Thomas 8. Hor-
sey At Galena, Kent county, Nd, was
entered by burglars and goods to the
amvuut OF $500 stolen. The thieves
y cked the 60, ds in bags and proceeded
O.. me stables of George w. Cristield in
.,neighlprhood, took two Of Mr.. Cris-
!,rld's most valuable horses, which
,uey mounted, ard proceeded with
their punder toward Middletown.
When w.thin shor. distance OF Mid
dletown they dismounted and turned
the horses loose, and proceeded on foot
ln Mount Pleasant where they took she
train and went to Philadelphia.
They found but little difficulty In dis.
posing of the goods in Philadelphia and
then came TO this city.
The officers had but slight evidence TO
work on, but what they had was made
good use OF, and on Saturday two Of the
thieves were arrested in this city BY
Sergeant Whaien and policeman
Brirkle.
One Of the men was arrested at Front
and Market streets and the other in
front Of Stidham's auction room, and
shortly after handed over to Sheriff
Goodlng OF Kent county, who started
for Chestertown with them ON the LOS
train.
Mr.. Horsey the man whose store was
robbed, remained in the city and with
the officers went to Reasons house IN
the vicinity of Eighth and DUPONT sts.,
where search of the premises was
made, and a number OF articles found,
that were identi led by Mr.. Horsey AZ
his property. AL en- and Reason are
both negroes, aud are old Offenders,
who for several years past have given
the authorities a great deal of trouble
and IL is to be hoped that now they are
In custody, the Maryland authorities
will take such care Of them that they
will not have a chance to commit any
further depredations, for some years 70
come.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Florida wants Emigrauts,

Vo'one! J. J. Dunno, vice president
We Florida Land and Improvement
eupany, havn ny spenr the last two
N'N In Europe in the interest of his
nhoy, returned home a few days
he reports a wide spread interest t
1Ns'he better classes OF the several
.sss ..Sss visited, respecting everything
Mssag to America, and more par.
%!sl are they solicitnus on the sub,
asanlgra ion. Desi GUS of avoid.
Hunooneenial fields of the great
invest they are casting about for
Is temperate climate than there
sn' While abroad, he established
s%avs in England, Ireland, Scotland.
Susl! i'aly and Sweden, for the
c.', 'u .ands and the general encourage
~. VI em'gran's to Florida. Only
%s m Sole to purchase lands and be-
as ' Pe'mauelt residents are invited.
.si W. English and German capital is
lung lung avenues for investment in tbs
|IIa,ia IN%i'sn' railway enterprises of
p.~.a Sa, ! and the steam boat line con-
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Harrow E.e.pe from Dre w.ing.

Captain Cofed Of the sloop Sarah
and Mary, had a NARROW escape from
drowning on Saturday morning:
While shifting the mainsail when
about entering the mouth OF the Christi.
ana, he was caught in the mainsheet
and hurled with great force into the
water. The captain had hold of The
til!er lire when knocked overheard and
kent his held after he fell into the wat
er, and it was owing to this fact that
his lite was saved for being unable to
swim be would have been drowned be-
tore the flo, . could have turled and
pick Ell him up. On being towed several
hundred yards be was pulled on BOARD
badly bruised and skinned about the
face but not seriously injured.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Yart0ua CAuAe~

Advancing years, care, sickness, dtsoPs
pOin tmeut anu hereditary predispositton-alI
OF crate to tura the hair gray, and either q
them incliDes 1t TO shed y en- ,turely. Ayer.s
Hair Wig r will restore faded or gray, light
or red hair To h rich orown or deep lack, -
may be desired 1t Of eas ana cieanses the
scaip, giving il . healthy action. 1t removes
and cures dsndruff and humors. by It's a..
falling hair IL checked, and new growth viii
De produced In all cases where the follicles ~
not destroyed or the GLANDS decayed. 1ts a.
fects are beautifully shown on brashy, weak
or sickly mar, on which few applications
will produce the gloss and freshness of yOuak
Harmless and sure IN its results, 1t is inc1GR
parable as dressing and is especially vAlosa
for the sott lustre and richness o. tOne II m
parts.
Ayers Hair Vlgor is col)rless; contaaM
neither oil nor dye; and will not soil or oui0
white canbric; yet 1t lasts long on the ha4Ts
ana keeps it tresn and vigorous. .imparting -
agreeable perfume. For sale by all druggissE
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Au,t,pe while Lopger

DR., Darmon will conclude his S1st
visit 10 our city this evening. He has
treated many hundred cases in our city
and vicinity, and has cured q large
number Of persons who had been pro
nounced incurable. TheDo oto- resides
in Philadelphia and can readily, De
reached at his home Office at any time.
He is not like many who visit our city,
and after getting the money of the SICK
and afflicted leave for new fields OF
labor, and never return. Ladies and
gentlemen who are suffering from the
various ailments to which flesh Is heir,
will do we'll eto call at cnce at No
6O8 Market stre {, Consultation free.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
TO YOl'AG n EN.
A word Of wavnsng.

n nssns EpiroRs;-l want, through yonr
coualns. n ray few plain words. Hardly
ever 0os my wife 20 In towu Of o night, on
10 Market street, withou she is insnltet by
ssrno rsspectab y d essed young man or other
Can We expect the tramps at0u, She lpnt r.
rGsnsct the virtue of our young women II the
sons Of our we'll to-do clLi NJ All mott
List night, while wa'i1g for my wife who
was ono iittlp distance tr5m mr., saw her
insulted by two ovor- row q Jumps o' human
.ty. Had hat my "tsven' shO Itsr' with me
| would have shot them down. for the iu
turo VIA carry II WI. me, iar or no lav
have teen IN this country eleven years,
ain o fore RuHr, nAd have nese struck man
in my life, but II ever my wife is Insu.ted
ny in wiz ~ surely shoot the villain dowG
40 there ts q G,d In Heaven 1t is not g,
much tho sons OF oar poor as It II lawyers
er,s and cierss iD our early CLOSING s.Oros
trust this viii be warning n sone.
Your truly. Pho iSEo aLIoo
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
AroSe for Prayer.

A peri CT mass of people greeted the
Rev. Mr. Haldernan last night at tht
Delaware AvenIe Baptist church, as
he eloquently answered the question:
"If a man die shall he live again. and
proved that there SHOULD be a resur-
rcction, both Of the just and Of tn" I'M
lust. At the close o. the discourse
which was ,ntently listened to, slx per
sons arose for prayer and much feeling
and interest was manifested through
the entire church.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
From Wrsngel Ian d.

The schooner Golden Fleece, which
lett san francisco on July lSh, with
Lieutenant Ray and the Signal Servic.
parry, to establish meteorological sta
tion At, Point Borrow, returned on Sat
urday afternoon. The Captain reports
that On October 7'h he spoke the wha-
ling bark Dawn in Behring's = a, and
ltarn,d tha IN the latter pirt oi S~r-
t"mb ,hr nawA had spoken the L.
:. r. liuf steamer l.oi.ers IN the Arctic
Ocean. Captain Perry, Of th" l.odger,,
had circumnavisated Wrang.i Land,
estabn .h,n. its inIular chnrActer, but
failed t" fad any trace OF the Jean
ne't.. H. intended 70 winter on Wran
gel Lanu or on the neighb,ring Sil' rian
cOast
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
On kXhihlslOp,

M iVys'er IN ~ that was oaughta . few days
|sbichn . oIesser river, In the mouth Of
|uIihi,i;oci cay pipe was found, will be on
|sipdoaao aon q some time this week, In the
|Acn AVS y. OF stansbury Murray's barber
W., w. III Hast Water street. This
|iph AZ 's ?alte curiosity, and will be
y" collection. " ~'' murray ""'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Doo0s Of Violence.

John Q. Roach, CLERK Of Camden county,
Nissousi, was .hot dead by Harrison h.
ines an OK x.memeer Of the Missouri Legis
lature, Ia . quarrel at Lynn Greek, in that
STATE, last Frinay. In Iowa city, Iowa, on
Saturday, A. Stein. while u.der the infu.
ence Of a poisonous dr. lK, which he had taken
with suicidal intent, went TO the house where
his separated VIE lived with her mother,
and mu derously assaulted both women:
Al or sahbing his moth. rim law he hacked
at his wife until she died, whsn he himself
foil desa. Ths mother ln-law MAJ recover.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
bsy Tern hy Q Dog.

h.idl h.e son Of Edward McClafferty,
ldI. a. Forty Acres, was ON last
|ntS '. Zane afternoon badly bitten by a dog,
MI M y "aich shi hs was playing. 1t seems
MAJ Sn. In''e the boy was romping with
|rbsa Wy another boy called to him,
M W. %.a ue .spraDg At McClafferty and tuIe
sounIs s IN = shocking manner. The
NJ do" ' were dressed by DR.. West, and
I.ioS,s S was shot on Friday evening by
"'snbor named Bradley,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Brotherhood OF the Unieu.

Yesteday morning the Rev. T. A. II.
O'Brien of Madeley Chapel preached an
interesting sermon 70 the Brotherhood
of the Union. He selected AZ his text
the 18th verse OF the 2nd chapter OF
first Pet r, "Honor all men; love the
brotherhood. The gentleman's re-
marks were listened to attentively and
the member returned to their homes
we'll pleased with what they had heard.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Lady Fins reseSing.

Augustus Enss, assignee in tho case
Of sarah T.. Rowe OF the Ladies De
posit," at Boston, has submitted his
final report. From this 1t appears there
have be1n presented to the assignee
since the last meeting, July S, l3i
claims, the value Of uhich, with added
Interest, is $55, 3S2 81. BY Relating the
interest by order OF the court the
amount is $47, ,623.73. The whole nun
Der of claims rendered TO the assignee
and allowed by court is "a, the face
value OF which is $500, 800; by rebating
interest on the same, $40, ,3l7 ".
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
4 Small Blase.

lou4' saturday afternoon . small frame
\ oOno.. situated on the railroad near.
ion ppsite ' Bowers & Dure's, took fire
he vps vpslks from o passing locomoti ve.
|ptessnoo.u OF the house, with great
s,ainsv o. mind, saiz.d an axe, and,
|tapnis, hele In the roof extin.
~ o. fou ~s The flames with a few buck
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
A millionaire la0n q.

William Ryle, one OF the principa!
business men Of Paterson, New Jersey,
died at his residence IN that city on
Saturday morning, aged 4syears. He
was a native of Euglaud, came to this
country twenty-five years ago, and en-
gagged in the business of importing IA"
SILK, which he continue until his death.
His property is estimated at nearly
g., 900, 600. and he leaves q wife and sew
eu children. Although his interests in
this country were 80 large and his con
r.ctions 10 intimate, he never became
a citizen Of the United States
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
a-nsny xeheoI GAahering

This evening at 7.30 o'clock, the
annual gathering Of the Sunday Schoo!
of the Episcopal Church, will be held
in Trinite Chapel. Address will I've
made by Bishop Lee and others. The
venerable Arch deacon Kirby of British
America and Bishop Stevens of Penn
sylvania, are expected to be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
VIII uos Lose his Arm.

James Bacon who had his left arm
crushed slme two weeks ago, on the
Wilmington ~ Northern Railroad, is
doing much better than could be ex.
pecttd under the circumstances. 1t Wae
st irst thought that amputation wonld
be necessary, but under the treatment
of DIR. Ogle, it is now thought hat the
arm will be saved, aud its full use re-
stored.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
hl0(o Isohsv.

Henry c. Cowgirl, well known and
worthy citizen, who has tor a number
of years acted as agent for the Della
ware Railroad at Wo,dside, died sud
denly Of heart disease on Thursday
week, aged nearly 20 years
The State Convention Of Patrons OF
Husbandry will be held at Middletown
on Tuesday and Wednesday, December
9th and 7th. About fifty delegates are
expected. The meetings will be held
in the Town Hall.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
BOElS, MARRIED. DII d.
TIE Re9isss svS Report fus the
YA,Ss Week,

Number Of births, II; number Of mar.
n ess, g.
Total numbe' Of deAths ported u born
IN the United States " foreign born. l:
males, 10; female, 10; white, 10; black, 4;
under one year cf age, 4; ffoD one to two, ];
TIVE TO Ave, 8; Ave to len, !; ten TO twenty, /:
twenty 10 thirt', r. thirty u forty. 2; forty "
my, !; fhy to sky. l; sixty 70 seventy, =,
'eventy to eighty cignty 70 ninety, ! |;
adults. II: m nors, 10; CoIouer's cases, l.
Causes Of dcatn-Typhoid fever. 8: prema-
ture birth. q consumption, .; atscets, apo
piexy, cOnvnlsons, conges' I've chill, enttritts,
general debility he'rt disease, msIasmns,
natural cause. sottehing of tho brain, small
pox, tabes m"stnterica and typhO- mAlari.I
ever, one each
Deaths by Wards-pirst ward. !; Second ;
S; Third 4; -Four b, :; Fifth, ,; Seventh. 2;
Eighth. !; Ninth, 3; tots 70.
For the corresponding week Of la''t yeAr y
deaths we're reported
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
DasaY Patterns.

The ladies who have been under the
necessity Of sending 70 New York aud
Philad elphia for the celebrated patterns
will be glad to hear that G. A. Spencer,
100 Market street, has taken the agency
for them and can now supply customers
with a complete assortment of patterns
Bazar Dress Makers, Queens &c. Stop
and secure . catalogue.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
AeetlOn XaSur~a.

l.vs H.sg yoang Mems Republican Club,
<ivino nue ~ fall arrangements for re.
vii = '1e returns of the elections that
homs led ON Tuesday. The club
hbHc =. ~in u be thrown open to the
SAi,N ~ s O'clock In fhe evening, al
wdim..%a,e IL 10 expected the reception
*ssohes will commence.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Tho weather.

War Department, Office OF the Chie1
signal Oficer, Washington, November
= 4. N.
Indications for to-bay--For the Middle
Atlantic States, cloudy weather, rain;
northeasterly winds; falling barometer;
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Givea Greater satisfastiOD

Messrs. Sterling Bros, Carrolton, o.,
say: We have been In the drug busi.
ness for twenty Ave years ana nave solo
almost all advertised remetlies IN tnai
time ; but St. Jacobs Oil beats them al
and gives general satisfaStion. The
4, sale of it Is increasing,
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
THAT VERDICT.
,,.vnosr ACCIDES T.
p,rHEPgePLE %
60, Asout it-hnnang
r",,s,ess Rei.'ives
"<.rovvssd's Fan
eYal.

in the vicinity OF Ciaymont
=, OIL i hing think that the cen
per u ,.,s '" terrible railroad scci-
70, nj" r,ace is no, placed where
f'p'ih h,Ionrs. That locality a. IL
w. w., he number of accidents s ,na tina, ina,
n,.u!o,ned ,r there is one OF the most
hPp'oun.' on.' he roa, and yet no extra
at,a,. faa, AL are provided. III. said
'anSu. !, .ss time Of the accident last
aIns ,Is man whose place it was to
rS ", a, the block sigma STATION
l'" .orroachlng trainf Of danger
pa ,,s ~. siding loading freight when
..b % w hound Delaware train came
s@'a @'a,,nid rate of speed and that
nom the freight Train, he tad
hs .ss u run and shout TO the men
!,.0 .ut them of the'r danger which
'ha '..a,ly upon them and from which
/ s1 hp, = poor chanc" to escape
.1,ti. 1S man been on duty where IL
/ IaS. .honld have been, instead Ct
w. f,,i,ht he would have had
,m- 10 have gwen tho uccdd
'vt the mrn might have b en-
morning special Officer Jones
s.n., W,ldiu went up u Clay
/, W n as e-;sin If possible where
t.,OnirIey'- relatives lived by e>-
M vlat effects he left, II moth
sstac cry is heard of, they will
,ydetown IL the noon train and
sfl further inquiries. QuigIey
a,ne lived in the n,ighborh"od
sgppun and il is said has some
u owing 10 him from parties in
lh!hN"rhood.
M ne,p."ho Gookin wrote'o Mr.
4 Henry Davis in 81" nrighborh""i
|0,sa, v ho i, IL said knows some
Ej Qa'g o., but ny to 10 O'Clock
\ p, ~. ht hai re- ClVed 40 an >"tr.
Il.,y Of Quirjcy il still in charI,
r,i.dak Palmer, and il . hiHg
n heard oc Qlig'nv's fcie"ds he
rled,,entN int-rr Il AT the expense
Ne Eatr aa Gem any.
h, Young mar Forw.,d, Who was
! ys.s son of Mr.. Jehu ForYHd
Daadywine Hundred, and an intin'
NJ farntr known and respected hy
s,y circle Of acquain'ances. TIL,
ni was q young man OF hn'
ris His funeral will take place
D Bis late residence at Claynont ~
nov (Tneaiay) at II O'Clock. In
u,a, a. Bethel NJ, T.. cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
Res1gnOd.

Mr.. J. r. Baldwin, who has besn In
the employ of the P. W. Il B. Railroad
for the past seven years, made his last
trip on Saturday. He leaves railroad
ing to accept . position as travelling
agent for the firm Of Gumrhert Bros,
agar n,anufAo sprers OF Philajelphia.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
AF,M Broken

A hoy named Paule had his arm bro
ken near the wrist at the Morocco fac.
tory of Pusey and Scott. He was e,"-
ployed in the glazing department, and
was trying to seize the haLdle of re-
volving wheel when it struck him
on his rlght arm, fiacturiug ii severe
w.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-07
N0OSs ARd shoes

~ low prices. Daniel McCusker, Hf
West Second street, has got large arr
desirable stock of boots and shoes fol
the Fall trade which he intends TO sell
at the lowest prices. His friends and
the public arc invited 10 give him cal
., he is determined 10 sail at the lowest
price.