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National Republican., 1882-10-05

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-MonCy loaned down from to
per cent and closed at per cent. Exchange was
steady 4s0a a4sl for long and 4Si 4S54 for short
sight Governments were unchanged, except for ex-
tended 5s which advanced "a per cent. state bonds
were dull and nominal. Railroad bonds irregu-
lar, but generally higher. The transactions asgrt-
gated 600 shares. including Delaware, Lackawnnna
aud Western, 3i.lOG Denver and Rio Grande, 2,70O;
Kansas aud Texas, 100 Lake Shore, l2,G0G Louis
Missouri Pacific, 1,s0o New Jersey Central $500;
Northern Pacific, 1000; Reading 1O,5O1 ST. Paul. ~,
s0O St Paul and Omaha, SoO Texas Pacific, II $40;
Union Pacific, 5s,ScG Western Union, l20J0; Allie
ghany Central, 3,20O Richm, nd and Danvilie 2,4UO;
Chesapeake and Ohio, S.BOD Nashville and Chatta-
nooga, 500; Sutro Tunnel, 1850.
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AUCTION SALES.
John Sherman ~ Co.,
AEAL ESrATE AUCTIONEERS, g2I str


TnusTEEs SALE OF DBsIRABIE IMPhoNIb5Ip1 INIT, ~ ED
OF SEVENTH STREET. BEING NO l..g9, LIZ LIZ
TWEEN X AND l. STREETS MOUTH W w, - l, 4 !
AND ALSO ON THE EAST SIDE ~, On, ~ ~ = y
hNb NTi II MSsgTTiRh sTRE sISG NbTf H wEsf hasfi n-i " i'
by virtue OF a decree pa ID In the cause OF Chase
vs. Chnse ct al, No. sif Ia equity, ~ tne NJ
Court OF the D,tr,ct OF Columbia, | shall, on tue
1crH DAY OF OCTODEH 1881! IN frOnl q tne tne prenl,,
ses offer for sale OF public aucinn the iolowg rea. ~
estate, situated In the CITY of Washington D. ~, 10
At 4s) o'clock D. M, the south part of lot nine (0,
in saunre No four hundred ana twenly-slN t4-6l,
which snd part of lot fronts twenty (,o ect on sew
enth street and runs the same depth Win the depth
Of said lot sxysix (Gj feet and eight ~ Inches; also
thnt northern two and one-hnlf Ga lncms oi
lot ten (O) square 428 adjoining said lot NO. q aud
two and one-hnlf nchea; thence west with line par
nel 10 the south line lot .. being strip OF ground
two and one-alf l2,,) inches wide fronting on Sew
enth street, aud OF tile same depth of lot o.
Also $50 O'Clock the same day all That part
OF original lot o. In square Si AMI bounded rs fol-
lows 10 wit: Beginning at point the line OF Eev-
enih street west, l2l foet inches south from the
northwest angle Of the square and thence running
nong said due south % feet thence due east l0
FEET thence due north . feet; thence due west i0j
feet TO the UlIce Of beginning.
Terms: One.tnird cash, ana balance IN one and two
years nom the day of sale; the notes of the pur-
ing per cent1m per annum, andsecured by decd of
trust upon tie property so d. Or all cash. AT the OPP
ton of the pufcha,er A deposit of goo required at
the time of sale each lit II the terms OF sale
serves the right resell nt the isk and costs of the
defaulting purchaser. AL convey ancing at the cost
WILLIAM X. DUHAMEL, Trustee,
JOHN SHERMAN 6 CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneers ocj.ThST&d3
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pI.EI.

CLAGEI Ton Tuesday, October 2, 1889. at 1920 y.
m, Of gastric fever, EMMA II BOWEN, Wife of Heze-
kiah o n o I, aged ~ years and m0nlhf.
Funeral rhnrsday, October At y. M, nt the resi-
dence, No 9i0 French sroet. Relatives aud friends
viiei TO intend
RILEY--On Monday, October 2, at 1920 p. M, after
q short illness OF typhoid pneumonia VIRGINIA
RILEY, IN the 2ist year OF her age.
Funeral from her mothers residence, No. 3i5
street southeast, Thursday morning, October 8, at
o'clock from thence to ST Peters Church Relatives
and friends arc invited 10 attend.
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.os,.l Delivery iu sou,h wnsbin,

For the accommodation of business men Mr..
E. ]. Burt, postmaster at the South Washing
ton branch oflicc, delivers mails to the trains as
late as $40 p. m, at his own expense. The latest
collection made by the Post-Oflice Department
was at p. m, and letters written late in the
afternoon Were delayed until the trains of the
next day. The new arrangement is great con-
venence to business men, and 1t is noticeable the
S:45 collection is always a heavy ono.
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AZ The Wtinrycs.

Harbormoster Sutton has reported the following
arrivals at the river fronts S.eumtr Commerce.
CAPITA in Latham 275.O0O 81 inglcs for city dealers
soop Sarah Jane, Captain Simms, 800 bushels oys-
ters; schooner Mary Ella Captain Gibson, 400
bushels oysters schooner Little Ella, Captain
Bailey, $50 bushels oysters; schooner Annie Laura,
Captain Davis, 800 bushels oysters.
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WencfNI FNS9VnCpr Agent.
SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager.
: o'hn hTnENNsYLyANIA ROUTE

10 THE TdNfM E6NMfHkEAEIA MiA ASS fSgTF sGGrwrsr
STEEL RAILS, Ais. M,;AGN;iihlCINT EQutrMENT
TRAINS LEiVE wA5iSGroN& fM hS u frdS 5si station
corner of sixth and Is streets us tulows
Of Palace Soepng Cars at $50 a. M, daily; TSsi
Line, $50 4 m,, daily, with Sleeping ars from Har
daily with Palace trs to fI,ts6hg AMI IL cintn IN IN
naii, Mail Express, 0;jo p. M. daily for rittsburs
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Erie CnlandateuH, Hocncstcr Buffalo, Niagara
nom Washington To tnnandugua
For WilllamspOrt, Lock Haven and Elmira, at G3I
For New York and the Last, sCoa M. lO&OO. M, 1872
S 3 80 - m and Esd I'm m ,ST 9n sGTdGE 3 G FS aaG
Cars 9;2o u. IN. daily, except sunday.
For brookiyn n. y. all through trains connect at
ing direc, transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
ferrnge across New York city.
M limited Express, S5S ~ n, daily, except exec t sun.
For baltimore, O4O 500 93O 1890 a. M and 1880 4,D,
da3 c;2U 7S9 9s %So a and 1929 & p p N On Sunday 500
For Pope's Creek Line GiOd. IN. and iiJ p. daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. aud l;4op. M. daily, except
ALEK INpRIA AND pFREDERICKsBuRG RAIL,
NAY AND ALEAANDRlA AND WASHING
For Hexandria, go, 200, 900 iOO, and lies n M,
90, il;OG, and ii:i5 a. M, aud 500 p m.
For Richmond and the south, G3OUn ll:i5 a. m, daily
Trains leave Nexlndria for Washington. 600 7:?D.
500, and 1890 NJ; l24l 300 ;;Ot 100, ande:0 D. m,
Tickets and inforinti at the Office northea't cor-
and at the station where orders can be LETT for lid
checking of baggage to destination ftom hotels and
j. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General MAJ ayer sells
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Alexandria Grain Market.

ALEXANDRIA, Oct. 4-The market was more active
and prices for grain shade higher. There IL no
change to note in -four The offerings Of wheat
amounted 10 $500 bushels; sales were made al 0O so
for common s3c@s Of for Fuz, q oil for mixed, and
81 0QDi % for lancaster Corn sold at soc for white
and Sic Tor yellow. No rye oats reported. Coun-
try produce is wanted at quotations.
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Sntislaction forsT.,,.

In our family of ten for over two years Parker
Ginger Tonic has cured headache, malaria, RnC
other complaints so satisfactorily that we are il
excellent health and no expense for doctors o
other medicines.-C Chronicle.
National Republican., 1882-10-05
TINE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO TIE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND MESr

Schedule IN effect September %, lSSa:
ElO u, m.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections TO all points South and southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
VIA Danville to Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
Orleans; also Washington 10 New Orleans via
Lynchburg and Bristol.
$50 u. m.-1ouIsvllle Fast Line, dniy via Char,
lottesyllle, Huntington, and Lexington, to Ciu,
cinnati, Louisville, and all southwestern points,
making direct connections, and with solid train
Louisville.
1895 u. m.-Southcrn Mail and Express, daily, to all
points South, southeast, ANA Southwest via Dan,
vile and Charlotte. with Pullman Sleeping Cars,
Whihingt2n TO Charleston, Marks Sleeping
. CHAIR Cars between WHSh M ton and Danvillc.
For all points on .d0na>sas D,vsOn take 1lo q. in.
train daily, except Sunday. For WurrCnton
take 5:l0 q, m. train, daily
For tickets and all Information, inquire at Com
pauyS Ohicc, COL Pennsylvania avenue, at Union
Depot. ONCE, G0i Pennsylvania avenue is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent Agent.
Sol, HAAS. Traffic Mluuupr slJg
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varied PerCnru,,ncc

Many wonder how Parkers Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures, thinking it essence Of
diseased organ.
National Republican., 1882-10-05
QucenAtoyu aattIe MnrI.ct

Quotations by w. 5. Hoge.l
WAsHINeToH, Oct 4.-Cattle-s5 up and sold at az
@5t,c. sheep and lambs-50O up and sold; old sheep,
s84lsc; lambs, 5G0kc. Mich cows sold at SSO6ebj
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Schedule to take effect SUNDAY MAvo, ,so,
A. IN a. c,,,o.. Leave ,WAshiNG@fNoHNs. G@fNHsl 1857
press scSpnEn snI crs sd 20 ,,,Loaf g. ,L0af East E..
Az az RRsltIlmOfc Eleott City and Way stations
$50 BGhIi%SSTs h!rnsSnr AdHgpolis and way Plcdmont,
Way Via ReinypSS I'es'er' Haserstown, and
$50 Point of Rocks aud Way Stations
0'' paTiorp ppa, New nork and Boston Express.
$40. saanon and Valley | ESptcss, pre- Connects for
Me,serstown a.,sw aud at Point Of Rocks for Fred
1000. Baltimore, Hyattsville, and Laurel EXPRESS.
ps S,ops ~ BelIsvle, Annapolis Junction, Jes-
1000 Baltimore Express. stops at IIya,,sville and
tio4o Pltts6urr, Chicago Cincinnati. and St, Louis
EEnpress sleeping cars to Cincinnati and
i2'lo Baltimore. Ecott City, Annapolis, and Way
tI2S tI:2S on Sunday only for Baltimore and Way
tS;Oo Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York Ex.
ssO. ndll@ore R!His and Way stations cwlnehestcr
frederick. Haserstown, and Way via Re.
$3.50 Baltimore, Hyattsville and Laurel Express.
nSi'Gh TrSde'rice' via Relay. Stops At Annapolis
ti4SS BTallmSrs, Tll,i AnnepolIs, And Way Stations
P 81 Ss Roess wSg AID dSMSSP May on saSHs to
tS45, BALTIMORE Express Giattnsburg aud Way,
fsksy kSycts tsSRsd VIZ gatohs and LHnro
fsS PPnisB%8re PI,aBppT apS 1tySSyrS way Ss'ISgs
Sleeping Cars to Pittabnfn.
e1O. Baltimore Express
1855. Philadelphia Now York and Boston Fxnress
, Sleeping Cars to New York.
TlUlU Chicago, Cincinnati, and 81. Louis EXPRESS,
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati, st. Louis aud
Chicago.
1l:5o. Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ''' Nf'
Al trains from Washington stop at Relay Station.
For flrthet Information apply Mt the Baltimore and
ONO Ticket Offices: Washington station, 61g and la5l
nf mi etP
where orders Will be taken for baggage to be checked
ana received at any point In the oity.
WM, CLEMENTS,
Master Of transportation. Baltimore.
G. X. LORD,
National Republican., 1882-10-05

CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS
C5team ueedl, $40 Pennsylvania avenue, near Third
street west, Washington, j. q. Carriages and HAr-
neaa received on storage and sold on commission 4,
Carriages repaired. 1el-u
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WEST WASHINGTON.

FRANK o. BUTTERFIEID, clerk American House,
Lowell Mass, says he was cured of stubborn at
tack of rheumatism by the use of ST. Jacobs Oil.
National Republican., 1882-10-05
John sherman s. Co,
TRUsTEE's SALE OF LOT IN MOUNT PLEA
ANT. COUNTY OE WASIIINOTON, ID. Q.
REAL ESTATE AUCrIoNEER
U27 i street northwest.


TRUSTEE'S SALE OF LOT IN MOUNT PLEAS
ANT. COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, ID. c.
By virtue of q deed of trust dated August H. 1873,
and duly recorded In Iber 730, folio .Oi of the Lana
Records for the District of Columbia aud at the re-
quest Of the party secured thereby, shall sell at
public auction. In front OF the premises, on TIL
DAY the 18th day of October A. y. 1881, at o'clock
D. M, the following described real estate, situate In
the county of Washington, District of Columbia, TO
wit; The west half of lot tweny-ntnc CID, IN = T.
Browns subdivision OF Pleasant Plains and lamars
Outlet since called Mount Pleasant together with
the easements, heredituinents, and appurtenhnce5 10
the same belonging.
Terms of sae The amount of indebte edness secured
by said deed of trust unpaid, with the expenses OF
taie in cash; and the balance at six and twelve
months, for which the notes of the purchaser bearing
Interest from the duy OF sale and secured by deed OF
trust the property sold will be taken sOO deposit
at time of sale All conveyancing at purchasers cost
ANDREW Il. DUVALL, surviving Trustee,
oci-d&ds No. Az louisiana ayenlle northwest.
United States Marshars Sale.
By Virtue of writ of hera tacias issued ont of the
Clerks oce Of the supreme COURT Of the District Of
Columbia, and TO directed, viii sell at public
sale for cash, IN trout of the conrt-house door OF said
District. on SATURDAY, the 2ist day OF October,
1ss2, at IL O'Clock NJ, all the right, ,itle, claim,
described properly, to wit: Lot numbered seventy
Seven (77) of subdivision of part of square MIN
bered Two hundred and forty.ono CAD, as lnd out
and recorded in liber ] II Is, fJo 30, In the Office
tile Surveyor of said District. March T. ISL in the
City of Washington, said District, together with all
and singular the mprovemcnis thereon. Levied
upon the property Of the defendant Sllns :. Hunt
ley, TO satisfy execution No. 605 equity, II invor OF
Charles g. Huntley. -
u. S. Marshal
THOMAS BOWLING. Auctioneer.
oc2 dts
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RaIlimare &lncI

eUBTHEASuRY BALANCES
Coin sG0OO 1853 90 Currency t4O37si 90
Baltimore Stock board.
BALTIMoRE, Oct 4-Vlrgna Gs consolidated, 57ys;
past due coupons, 59s. l0;lOs 42Ji bid to-day.
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Ex. dividend.

GOVERNMENT BoNDs-CLosING QUOTATIONS.
United States per cent extended-....... lOO 1909
United States IA per cent registered... G2sa0Ill2;g
United States IA per cent. coupon. ll2,sGl2I
United States per cent. reBistered..... lls1s@lS4
United states per cent. cOupon-......,,-. llseQpIa4
Uned States per cent. Z. I-........,. nSss9yll64
District Columbia I6os
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Loss of hair and grayness, which often mar tho
prettiest fuce, are prevented by Parker's Hair
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FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
VIM. Il. WEIGH, Agent.
Mt. Vernon! Mt. Vernon !
STEAMER w. w. CoRCORAN

Leaves Seventh-street wharf daily except Sunday
for Mt. Vernon at 10 o'clock m; returning reaches
Washington about SOP. IN.
auto L. L. BLAEE, Captain.
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Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
will leave her wharf foot Of sixth street. every Mon
day, Wednesday, and Friday, nt ':b o'clock p, M,
touoling NJ Pni,y Point, Point oOkuut, and Forresi
Monroe -
COSNECr TING AT NORFOLK wTTU THE BOS.
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS,
FirstoRss fare TO Fortress Monroe and EortOlk-s! 20
ROund-lrp lare TO Crtress Monroe and Norfolk 90
SEC md lass fare TO Fnrre Mon o. and No folk 20
Iiist-cass igre TO PiEey Point and Point Lookout 81
second.class FIRE to Pincy Point and Pt Lookout rs
Returning, leaves NprlUlS Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays ut 8 p N.
TIE NEW YORK sTEAAIERs,
JOHN GIBSON aud L.. c. KNIGHT leave Pier II,
East River. New York, every Saturday ut 1 p. M,
NJ d Georgetown every Thursday at q. IN. For par.
ticUars apply TO Agent 6i Water street. Georgetown,
II, kets aud stater0Oms can be secured al general
ofiCe, Gl3 Fifteenth street In Nat Met. Bank u aud
O ticket ONCE, 1851 Pa ST. Marc Hotel and al
boat, [fe3l ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
Stock and Bond t,uoIsaIiUns-Producc and
General MnrLcts

The following report of the financial market yester-
day. together with opening and closing quotations,
are furnished by the hnnkng-h house OF II. ID. Cooke
IL. & Co. IA2l L ST. Wnshingtnn. ID. @;
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FINANCIAL.
TRAVELLERS GUIDE

RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
THE MODEL FAST Ann THE oNrvr,~.,,
,...-. BETWEEN N"i LINE
THE EAST ANDTIIIl WE. r y.t, w ,strt>,,,,,o> n
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNEY COUPLER,
STEEL RAlISt
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BY Associated Press.

BANKERS E8CHANGR.
Three.day bs... ...- is8 Sixty day bills... 4sl 4
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LOTTERIES.
I4a- s. T.

THIS is The only Lottery cter Uoted on and il-
dorsed By the people Of any State.
National Republican., 1882-10-05

:, IEyon can't BEAR cough. "BuIl" it with DR.
Bulls Cough syrup
National Republican., 1882-10-05
COKE!
COKEI
COKM
= JOHN McDERMOTT 8 BROS.

E,sTABLIsHED issa
The daily gazette., 1882-10-12
A "sNAKE-DOCTOR" STING.
And the Terrible Suffering 1t Caused q
Reading Lady.

READING, Pa, Oct 11.-Mrs. Frederick
Butler of this city was stung by an insect
commonly known as a "snake doctor" or
"snake feeder" about month ago. Since
then she has suffered in terrible manner.
At the time of the sting the lady was sitting
on the step at her residence, when the insect
alighted on her hand for but moment. At
the time she felt only slight burning SEN
sation. The next day her hand began to
swell, but she did not consult a physician
for two days afterward. BY that
time her hand and arm had assumed
fearful proportions and she ex-
perienced the most agonizing pain, as
though her arm was burning up, and her
sufierings could not have been more painful
had she thrust the member into living ire.
The entire hand and arm became covered
with numberless blisters and these dis
charged a poisonous green matter. The
swelling finally left the upper part of her
arm and is now gradually Ieceding. The
greatest pain is experienced towards even
ing, about the time of day she was stung.
Blisters continue to form and are now dis
charging yellowsh matter. The burning
sensations cease partly at times, but the
woman suffers continual pain and has not
rested easily since she was stung and is
greatly prostrated. She is recovering slowly.
but it is thought that 1t will be several
weeks yet before she is entirely cured.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-12

The TWO CENT morning organ deliber-
ately falsifies when ii says that the notorious
buns and roughs who have recently figured
so conspicuously as Republican politicians
and shoulder hitters were granted immunity
from arrest by the Democratic police as long
as it was supposed they were working for
the Democratic party. The records Of
Mayor Almonds 3 administration will show
that these worthless were frequently
visited with the laws severe penalties
for their misdemeanors, but since they have
so openly espoused the Republican cause
the morning organ has declared that one OF
them, the notorious Ned Cassidy, should
not have been arrested by Bailiff Brady q
few days ago, for selling liquor without q
license. We assure the morning organ that
the Democratic party never placed any value
upon the political services of these
worthless, but II it expects and
urges that they be granted perfect
freedom to indulge their brutal and rascally
propensities simply because they support the
Republican ticket, 1t will find that their ad-
herence to the Republican cause will drive
away dozens of honest voters, who are al
ready disgusted with the corrupt manage
ment of their party. The Republican party
is welcome 10 all the Ned Cassidys and
other law breakers 1t can draw within its
party ranks, as the Democratic party will be
all the better for their detection.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-12
a TILE WITH y MOE.
Redman, the Murderer, Taken From ia
and Killed with Hammer.

Redman, the Murderer, Taken From jail
and Killed with . Hammer.
EVANSVILLE, IND, Oct. 11.--At $40
O'Clock this morning about one hundred men
from Posey county quietly surrounded the
county jail, awoke the Sheriff and demanded
Of him the keys Of the jail, which were
given them. They then went 70 the cell OF
Redman, who Is imprisoned for wife murder,
took him out and putting him in buggy
drove off with him. Upon their leaving q
number of shots were fired and the fire bells
were rung for the purpose of notifying the
police. The Sheriff was warned only .
moment before the mob arrived at the jail,
and before he could get to the outer door TO
lock It the mob was on him and had him a
prisoner. The police, on arriving, began
firing down the street In the direction taken
by the mob, and one OF them named Dave
Murphy, living near Redman's home, In
Posey county, was killed.
As the mob was moving off with Redman
a fire engine ran against the buggy In which
the prisoner was seated, oyerturning It.,
when the order was given TO kill Redman on
the spot. One of the mob seized a sledge
hammer and dealt Redman powerful blow
on the head, telling him to the ground. At
this point Chief Pritchett arrived on the
scene. One of the the mob ran up to him
and said: "Go away from here, Pritchett,
we do not want TO kill you," at the same
time swapping revolver in his face, but his
hand was knocked up before the weapon
was discharged. By this time several
officers were on the ground and they, with
out orders from their superiors, opened fire
on the rapidly retreating mob, who in turn
fred as they ran. The mob were well armed
and pitched battle was fought on Third
street, bullets whistling In every direction
Chief Pritchett and Detective Newell, who
led the fight against the mob, made an effort
to capture some OF them, but the firing wal
so hot they were compelled to lie fat on the
ground to escape death. The result of the
battle was that Redman was killed where
he was stricken down with sledge hammer
Over two dozen balls entered his body. II
was at this place that David Murphy, g
brother-in-law of the murdered woman, met
his death. The mob was so intent on kill
ing Redman that they fired helter-skelter
through their own ranks. The body Of Red.
man was conveyed to the Court House, but
life was extinct. The mob, on leaving the
scene, separated and everything was done tC
avoid the officers.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-12

The ONO ELECTION turns out even better
than yesterdays reports indicated, and
while the Democrats have elected their
State ticket by majority of from $4,000
to $4,000, they have also elected
fifteen and possibly seventeen Of the
twenty-one Congressman. The last
Republican State Legislature gerry
wandered the State with the special
idea of preventing the Democrats from Sc
curing anything like the Congressional
representation their votes entitled them to,
but their partisan legislation has proved a
boomerang that recoiled upon them with
terrible effect. Ohio has done nobly. Now
look out for Delaware, Pennsylvania and
New York.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-12
.nAiLROADLTErs

PHiLAAID,ElLpHIA, wu~
r,,MiNGTON Nj Tn .
ohE RAlLROAh
Tralns VIII, ocroBER 9Th, lss,
Phi,sSaili wili leave Wilmington o1
10 Soelphla ~ and intermedIs,oon As follows
ph,i.Sm' q. m $50, 100, 7'@ g sslatlons-s.
annnanelphia ~ q (express,--, ~ 1.oa p. m.
.%'1@. 9.6s, li.S3. a. m ~ ~ ~, 60
New York-2.0O. ga a.
B.l,,mcI i,'a' 2,o, S.i7, e.Ss, - ia ,Ss. n.s
inaIhore M ane and intermedIa,a p. IN.
.v~a a. m. 6.00p. m. Stations-l, ,os
pa,.i pa,.,Inore and Bay Llne-an
Dslt,lhore and Washlny,on ~ m'
M Loo, 'l.09, 5.o0 aS91Ii42 S9 45l, sd
hore oniy-l.O5, TO- .ma ~ Nv ?. IN.
New cas,, ,or Delaware Division leave !" tNl ana
Esr.'s.e. Esm 'nastle-s.e. s.iOa. IN. i.as sAse lor'
I.o1, 3.sS p ~ ana ,n intermediate station. on o'a
Delmar and Interm,,
p,u., SUNDAY TRAINS
ia.oom phia Ia and intermediate s,a,,o..
ph,,o ~. o'~' 1.S, s.55, D. m ''"''ons-S. 1
SIS, !. s sn1a "a m and New YOrk-2.OO, IN, j
',,nore ~ an And washIngton-l.p A.,
Baltimore-i. .05 m
,roI mrther information n....
- W .he uine tables posted al ,hks ,hkets n
una1 aIains marked thus; 20 ara ,,,.,p epo|
~p"" "nich extra fare Is charged 'iili'led 4
cu j.. X. WOOD, General p.
-. - ouh, General Managarser