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Postal money orders are always
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Obstinacy and heat in argument
are surest proofs Of folly.
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A ttorney at Law, Shreveport, La. oasea
"A over Lo9ney's store, Texas street VIII
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Matchmaker and Jeweler,

FTSakes this. method Of announcing to q
Il his old friends and patrons and 80
the public in general, that he win be esss5h
found on Texas Street, adjoining. the Com
meroial Restaurant, Shreveport, La; where
he is prepared to repair Watches. JeWeiTy,
sc. T,ron1ptlv and at moderate prices he
also has on hand Watches. Jewelry, &C. Tor
sale cheap for cash Satisfaction guaranseea'
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Webster parishes. os .lsd anu
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A tt9rney atLaw, Bellevue, BOssier pari.h,
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Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
AnuGunc,rneEt.

On ard after the tirsl Of the coming
month Thomas W, Sheward will r.
l.uuc he rua trade at his old gard, No.
G24 West Front street, now occupied by
Ezra Fell. He intends giving the
business aud family trade in Iarticu.
lar hi. personal attention. Having
luade arrangements wi the Winning
ton x Northern K Il. Company 10 put
in nrw bins, he Will have increased
rapdUi y 70 carry "A larg" and superior
sturk OF free burning and hard white
ash coal under cover. No Slate, no
dirt, v dus' when put in no delay, no
nnkiI,dnes> un 'he part Of drivers; and
last, but hot .dst, pOrl,iyely no short
tons. In a word, it will b- III" place ~
get what is needed in coal, ~ood and
whI'ewaShing lime, A pleasur" II
show goods.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Suicide Of . Sea Captain.

At an early hour yesterday morning
Captain John W. Scott a well-known
and highly respected citizen Of Seatord
committed suicide by Jumping over
hoard from his schooner while she lay
at that place. The residence Of Captain
Scott is near the landing where the
schooner is moored, and about = o'clock
yesterday morning he arose from his
bed and commenced 10 dress himself.
His wife was awakened, and upon heI
asking him what was the matter, ht
said that the cabin door had been left
open and he was going to the vessel to
close it.
AS he did not return, search was in
stituted. and an empty bottle that had
contained strychnia and spoon were
found i'll the cabin, and his + lends
came to the conclusion that he had
committed suicide. The body was
found in tn" river about 7 o'clock in
,h- morning, and there is every reason
to believe thai lie swallowed dose of
he fatal drug before plunging over
board. Captain Scott bad not been in
.ou. health for some time, and this
com binrd with business troubles, was
no doubt the cause Of the rash act. On
,.veral occasions recently he told his
friends hat h- intended to take his life,
and at times he serWed very detected.
tie was about tifl-fou years OF age,
aud leaves II widow and four children,
and beside, his v-sa'i, owned con.
siderable pr' perty.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
ANOTHER DOSE OF TRAMPE.
More GUESTS IOr the Hotel Mar
tin.

The people in the First Police dis
trict have for some time been srrit'ls-
ly annoyed by 'ramrs, who not only
enter back gates and houses unan-
nounced under the pretenAe Of begging,
but whenever they can find a house
without any one abou-, Stes everything
they can lay their hands on.
Officer Peterson has be- spoken +" a
number of times about the nuisance,
and he in turn reported the matter TO
Chief Hawkins and raid was deter
mined upon last night.
About 10 O'Clock, a posse OF officers
proceeded out the Railroad and sue.
ceeded in capturing eleven tramps who
were taken TO the City Hall, where they
had hearing at 8 o'clock this morning
before Judge Cunmins. The greater
part of this gang were young men, and
several Of them said that they were
only II years Of age.
Nearly all claimed to belong in Phil
adelphia, and told the same old story
about just having come here Yesterday
in search OF work, but the Judge had
heard that tale so often that he became
increlulous. After questioning each
one separately he ordered Clerk Pen.
ning,ou to register them for ~ days
each at the Hotel Martin, New Cas-
tie.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
ReAt Webb.

A man 10y ne raue OF Chorihap, iiv.
in. at Niagara Falls, was so anxious TO
gel rid OF a superhnous dog that he
dropped the unhappy beast into the
rapids from the Goat Island bridge a
week ago last Sunday morning. Dur
ing the afternoon Il man walking across
the new suspension bridge deserted an
animal moving undtr the bank ard in.
formed the ga:e-keeper on the Ameri-
can side, who, with he aid ola glass,
recognized the dog of his friend Chor
man. The cr-a ure had actually gone
over the cataract and escaped with suf-
ticient vitality TO wag his tail and frisk
about with Inany demonstrations OF
pleasure whel his master appeared up
on the scene Ne following morning.
Gur;hed by hi. exploit the dog that, a
fortnight ago, was only good enough to
drown, has h-,'l me he hero of the vii
lage and vii. h. encouraged to prolong
hi, life to the r, not">t possible limit.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

OCEAN GROVE, y, j., August 90
The tour'-"uth aLrual camp-mecting
began to-day with an a)l-day prayer
meeting. The daily programme, begin.
ming tomorrow. wa he a- follows:
COnSecrariun meeting at 5.45 a. m. .
family devot,ollS IL he au''!'orlun, at
i ~ Il. n. hu4.n"'s meeting, At $40 Il.
III. Young p"0pI"'s m""tin-, at y "A. m:
NJ s, ,.i2zi" Suirh's meeting, at l.3U r.
n. , chldrrn's meeting, II p. III.
helping. hand meetings, ~ $50 Il. IN
aud $50 Il, ~ VesPr service, al $50
y. ~ preaching services. at 1890 a.
~ 81 p. NJ and Z 50. EiShop simpson,
Ir. y. q. Watson ana the Rev. j. H..
| Far is wi, preach tomorrow The
cn'umunion was administered to 3, OW
persons tonight,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
4 Wood ChOppPr Hurt.

This morning Morris lienvis, a wood
chopper, was severely hurt by falling
tree while chopping trees down for W.
". Field on he new branch of the Will
mingtou Il Northern Railroad, running
to the DuPonts' and Riddles mills.
AS the tree swung around from its
course, it. struck Mr.. Henvis in the
stomach, knocking him on a pile Of
stones, severely njuring him about the
head hip ard foot. He was first taken
to TIE office Of James Riddle, Son * Co.
where Dr. Palmer attended to his in-
jurles.
He was then taken in carriage to his
residence near Brandywine Summit.
The wounds are very severe, but not
necessarily fatal unless there i, some
severe internal injury.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
A Singular Family.

A queer family lives near Omaha,
Neb. The father and mother have
,dwelt in ore house for the past ten
years, and during all that time neither
they nor their chiluren have ever come
out of the house except at night. They
ii al with only the tradesInan, who fur
nishes them with the necessaries of life
at nj kht, through a window, and his
bills are always promptly paid and
without question. A coffin is kept in
the house for every member of the fami
ly. Asthe children grow and the cot
fins become too small larger ones are pro-
cured. Wien a new member is added
to lie family coffin is al once ordered.
The physician who has been called to
:.'nnd this singu ar household says that
J Nrs never seen the face Of any mem
h., mi it. The Omaha Bee has investi.
ga, d this case and vouches for the
statement here given, but omits to tell
the name; so hat it would be useless to
send for an autograph.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Death Of n Young Man.

John J. pr!rt, Is years of age, died at
his residence. So. 9gG West Second
street, last evening, after IA short illness,
from typhoid fever and pneumonia. The
deceased was born III Ihiscity,an about
nine years ago married a daughter OF
John Guthrie Of This Office. He had
been employed for some time previous to
his death by the j Morton Poole Compa
ny, aud proved himself d sober, indus
iriua- wo.kuIan. l'r leaves a widow
and !nur >ina,! rhilcrrn the oldest being
ah at Years of age. Mr. Price was n
We, ">,imahi" voN' rah, ana Whllt
It, i.du larsr circle 81 urQuaintances,
the : eater rart OF his spare time was
Spen, with hi. tai. y, "lu seemed II
be his only care. The funeral viii tax"
place tomorrow at'trllrur 81 ) o'clock,
and the remains viii he inferred in the
Riv-rview Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
q. A. X. Notes.

DUPONT. No. 2,of this city, Will
Philadelphia on Grand Army Day
18th OF september.
General orders No l., announcln
officers on the staff of the new
mander in Chief, Robert B. Beath'
received and read before Smyth
last evening.
A number of members of the y
Army will leave this city next
'iay to attend the encampmellt az
tyShurg.
Some time next month a conn
from Admiral DUPONT Pos NO.
Philadelphia, will visit this city,
sent DUPONT Post, No. 2, win
monial oftheir appreciation OF tns
ner in which they were entertaiu'
the occasion of their visit to tns
last Memorial Day.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Rhodes AFRAID.
HIS Courage OOzed Out When the
Time Came for Him 10 Commence
His PerilOus Undertak ing.

SUSPENSION BRIDGE, August %
Captain Julius l.. Rhodes, the diver,
who has kept this place and Niagara
Falls in state Cf ttrnent since last
Thursday, has proven himself the
harlcs f. Courtney Of all swimmers.
[ tntil late this evening it was generally
b,lieyed that Rhodes would swim the
ranidS, but now every one laughs al
uiln, and there are offers to bet $50 10 S.
th,l tt will not even enter the water.
A r,ileman in the International Hotel,
where Rhodes is staying, Went MS high
in his offers as 500 to $40. Rhodes was
Inadvertently trapped into damaging
confession at 9 O'Clock tonight. lie All
United that he world not swim the zap
ids unless certain almost inpo>si rle con.
ditlons were favorable.
l;ho.les spe,t the day in taking oi,Ser.
vatons on the American side Of the
rapids from he railway bridge to the
whirlpool. In the afternoon he made a
proposition to Mr. Serrill and Mr.. Brun-
dage, who are interested in the build
ing Of the new Maid Of the Mist, to give
up his swim and act rs pilot for The
Steamboat on her voyage through the
rapids. Mr. Brundage promised to lay
rhe matter before the stockholders in
the evening. At the meeting resolu-
tiOns were passed condemning Rhodes
boasts and declaring that Rhodes would
be arrested if he ventur-d near the
boat landing. The gentlemen compos-
ing the company believe Rhodes to he a
crank. They will publish a statement
in the Gazette tO-nOrrOw, disclaiming
;.ny connection with him. Rhodes was
told this decision by Mr.. Brundage.
"By God p exclaimed Rhodes,
v'hemently, " l will go on that boat, ii
have 10 swim into the river to get to
her" 1t was reported this evening that
Rhodes had kept his promise and had
sent dummy through the rapids, hut
lis promise, like the one TO the effect
HAT he would swim the rapids to-day,
vas not kept.
What will you do tomorrow ."
tskcd your correspondent of Rhodes
after the committee meeting. "Ill
,,rd dog through the rapids at (!
u'o,ock. got G5-pound bulldog at
The bridge to-day paid S45 for him.
| he goes through and lives will make
the attempt, and If lie is killed, well
! il say to myself, captain Rhodes, yo,
lad h"IIer stay out and RI stay ont ;
"If the dog goes through and lives
Niru viii you make the attempt %
81 don't know This week ??
, "N", guess not maybe not betor,
next sunday or Monday" "Wha
will You do In he meantime ." "Lool
around want to 90 on that boat. III
talk with Mr.. Brundage again to.mor
low."
The foregoing statements ought to prove
'ha' Rhodes never will swim the rapids
If Rhodes tries TO send a dog through
the rapids tomorrow he will be arrcs,
,d for cruelty to animals. IL he stay
around here until "Wednesday or Thurs
day he will he arrested as - lnnatic b,
the Falls police. Two officers wer
!ovhrl for Tim tt,a O'Clock to'nigh'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Showers Of Fish.

Tue coast Of Mexico, near Vera Cruz,
not long ago lad shower OF fishes,
causing the utmost c"nsternanon. A
simi.r thing happened at San Luis,
Po,osi. The fishes Were a sperl+s OF
saluine not familiar i'll the neishbor-
hoods. A shower years ago was ot
small fish known a, stickitimckH,
sprinkling the ground over an ara q!
several square miles. They wer, aiiv"
when they tei.; yet if caught up by a
whirlwind from any Of the brack isn
ponds near the >ea. IN which this Spe
cies Of fish abounds, they must have
been conveyed tnr2ngh the alr d's-
tance Of thift, nI.,'. The theory OF
the scientists Is thai the fishes are
transported with wonderful speed
through the air :" the place of deposit.
In india such Il shower is known 10
ha,r taken .acr, the fishes varying
from. d poum" 70 d I"und and IA hat
each.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
7 1ihD EDITION.
Tn Lost Pirate No h OOMer.

ATLANTIC CITY, August 20.-Frank
Kss.; a fshcrual If Beach Haven,
repor,., that while cN' +" sea in CAT
YESTERDAY h4 saw distinctly the mast
head OF ,h- pirate schooner which,
while heirg chased by "A steamer. sank
80 suddenly ard mysteriohsly upon
Frn,av afternoon. She had dritted to
tn. southeast d considerable distance
from Il. here she sank, and WAS ying in
five ta,h,m. Of water, The flag was OF
dark [, !or and was at half mast, a
sipnal of ,''stress. The steamer follow
ing might nav. been seeking to rescue
her, but did not pick up any of the
crew. n bodies or portion of the cargo
have been washed ashore as yet, and
they are probably carried out to sea by
strong under.,urrent, which flows
past the wreck in that direction.
Frank Taylor, telegraph operator at
Beach Haven, says there is nothing
new concerning tie matter tey ond
what is above related, and that he has
received innumerable inquiries as to the
identity Of the vessels, which he cannot
answer,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
mare Garbage Complaint.

A gentleman who resides over N
4nrh street bridge says tn peopl|
that vicinity are very much and
by the garbage collectors who \
cart loads of slop over thxVe aud wi
to the persons who keep hogs
stencil he says is sometimes 80 ind
BILE that they are compelled to
their houses.
There are complaints from all A
of the city about he contractor
removing the garbage, and in I
places there must be at least a ID
standing fostering and fermentin| !
the yards. If these parties who
their complaints to the newspaper|
send their names and addresses 10
retary Frazer, of the Board Of Hid
on King street next to he Post0
there is no doubt but what the n|
will ne remrdied at once, for ii the
tractors cannot, or will not. atttn'
their duties, the Board Of Health
enplny carts and remove the gaI
at the contractors expense.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Hsa 33d AnUlyersarv.

Charles P. Hall, baker and confec-
toner, Adams and Chestnut streets,
was rather surprised last evening at the
unusual number of friends that dropped
in during the early hours OF the even
ing, and without much ceremony passed
up stairs and took seats in the parlor.
Mrs. Hall went smilngly about her
duties all the same, when it ut last
flashed through her husbands mind
that he was the victim of q little put
up lob" as it was his thirty-third
birth day Mr.. Hall turned in with a
hearty good will to make the evening
pleasant for his guests. He took them
through bis baking establishment and
explained to them the modus operandl
of making various kinds OF bread.
This was quite a treat 10 some OF his
guests who had never been in bake
shop before, and they were surprised at
the dexterity with which the bakers
kneaded the bouncing, springing dough
into rolls for breakfast and five cent
loaves. Mr.. Hall has been but short
time in the business, but has established
4 large trade, constantly growing larger
as his bread is considered amongst The
best baked in the city.
Mr.. Hall also does large business in
ice cream, which we can say from per-
sonal knowledge is am ongst the best
we ever tasted. He uses neither corn
starch, tapioca nor any other ingredi'
ents for the sake of giving it body
but relies exclusively upon the cream
and sugar and tavoring of which it il
made. After doing up the bakery auo
ice creamery, the guests sat down and
partook of a splendid repast Of cake
cream and fruit.
Several pretty and useful presents
were left with Mr.. Hall, and the com
pany left with many wishes that ht
may experience an unbroken succession
of happy birthdays.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Beating his Wife.

Quite al excitement was occas1
on French street, above Twelfth,
6 clock last sunday morning b!
screams of a woman in hous 10
vicinity. This was intensified byl
sudden cessation, and "A little glr
ming out IN the street crying tAa
father had killed her mother. Al
v-stigation s.owcd that the wlfe.l'
had knmkr,i her senseless, \
caused the child to think that n
kill.l her. One Of the neighbofs
that the man is in the habit OF col
home drunk every Saturday night
fighting with his wife, but as a se
thing she GOT the better Of him, bu
timr he succeeded in beating B
Knocking her senseless. II Is
time thar a law was enacted to
such men 10 the whipping post
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
7 \ ED|T|)
Ont In the Grove,

The weather Monday morn,0,
out most beautiful, the rain of,SSs
noon before having laid the du., %
freshehed the foliage of the trsu. s
attendance though not so larue :.
day before was nevertheless l,,
Monday. The days exercises caa. %
ced by q prayer meeting in silo,m
at 8 30 o'clock, and a family
service was held at the same N.Y.
the Union tent. Rev. l.. ID. McCEs.
an old pastor of Sloan charge coa
ed the s So'clock prayer meeting
at the stand.
At 10 O'Clock the regular se,m.
tho morning WAS preached bv
George Hurlock, OfMount Hone Il
Philadelphia Conference from A ,s]
in the Acts Of the Apostles. Au,
meeting in charge Of Mrs. BoaI
held at l.30 p. m in s3iloam tent
at the same time Rev. c. II. Sent.
editor of the Conference Work4r
a children's meeting st the stand
Rev. G. w. Prettyman prsach.
O'Clock, p. m, from the book Of ,JOb
The boarding tents did good
ness on Sunday.
Chandler, at the big bread tent
serene and satisfied.
Oliver, of the Union boarding ,s
monarch Of all he surveys. Heks
good table.
Pickles, OF St. Paul's circle, naI
standing the name. looks svpe,
pleasant. Mccall is always au
with a pleasant word, and m
thinks when he don't speak
make every body feel at home.
1t looks AZ If no camp meetir @,
to be held ut the Summit, so far ~
loan charge IL concerned. Their
tent Is advertised for sale next
day.
A great many people want the q
continued, and they hope some
charge will take bold.
There was some talk Of a viii
ton Company being formed to lease
woods and continue the camps.
A pocket-book containing 500
lost on Sunday, and $40 reward Is
ed the honest man or woman who
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Death ON the Rail.

Yesterday morning Samuel Taylor,
Jr., about 70 years OF age, Il brakeman
on the Wilmington < Northern Raj
road, was killed at Birdsboru by being
crushed between the cars. AT the time
Of the accident the young mar was as
Sisting TO shift some ears on the siding
al the Birdshoro iron foundry, when his
legs were caught betwr the bumpers
and crushed from the knrrs to the an.
kl"s, and he expired in short time at'
trrwaris. Taylor belonged in Birds,
boro, and his father, who is al engi
neer on the same road, Witnessed th'
accident.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Will NOT Issue q Warrant.

Judge Cummins told officer Tibhett
this morning that after deliberalion he
had concluded not to issue the warrant
for which the officer applied for a pub
lie official who was drunk and disorder
~ about, ten days ago He alsot told the
officer that Ii" should have arrested
him at the time, II, ke wiril" '."h his
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Going (" Havre de Graee'

At the regular meeting ol =, :
Post, held last evening, NE co'uu
Oh the &. A. Il. tncamPmeD',
will b. held at Havre de Grace !,
teluher, were instructed to "1'
rangeIn-nts with the lsaiIro'u,
pany for the Transportation" "
members as may wish TO atielu ,.
Pos will go in u body on WT'n,
the 9th, and a mem ber Of the w.
tee reported that he bad seen W., =
nun, the general ticket agrh,
p, W. II Is. Railroad CoIIpanh.
he had Promised 10 issue l's"t |;
members of the Grand Arm! ,
form at 81 for the round trlh
others who wish to attend tht =" u,
ment at $l.35. The Post viii ,aA;
handsome stand at c0lors. ah' W. W
be accompanied hy their drum "
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Increased Facil1t'ts'

The Baltimore and ONO M =,
Company have increased the,' Al Al
in this city by putting in .nu ,',w ID [
Water and NJ rkft streetsa nd u'r ref
sided district inst, ,rnInent, ah" .na g 3
the single INSTRUMENT 10 'ue ,hs
House. This cha, I,nge enables rro 'r
paNy I" answer d,alls n'"r' II
and all uptown customer. VI. ,ns
waited ~ on by 4 he boys III "
ton lt"usr.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
AtAbIe RnFne6,

Yesterday afterr Don stable belonging
10 W. W. Nickle at Port Deposit was
destroyed by fire, and for some time
the surrounding properties were in
great danger. Very little damage was
done however except the destruction OF
the stable, the loss on which amounts to
500.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
A Precious lBOOn.

lnborn ability is precious boon but
when it is supposed 10 compensate for
pains,aking industry or >tudiouS prepa-
ration, it losses AL its prestigt. There
is no mistake more fatal than thai
which imagines genius 10 be inlepend
cnt Of labor. Only through labor can it
be developed and made to bear fruit.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
Returned,

Mrs Laura darkness has returned te
'hj- oj,y from her summer vacation
.,0,yug rhr hills Of New England, and
~ r.ppen her school IN the Hardness
b.. 81 :, TENN and Market streets, On
h.rjny, the 3rd rroNimo. Mrs Hark-
a.. j. wei! known As successful
l",cw Gt hoys and girls, and we hop"
IT." very large number Of pupils may
ur ;Dlu" u under her care,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
FelIiD Pit.

This morning Joseph mckinley, Y
years of age, who is semployed to watch
he gate at Riddle, Son x Company s
mill, fell in the wheelpit, while engaged
in play, and inflicted severe gasE on
his knee. DR.. Wales vas ilnmediately y
summoned, and after dressing the
wound had the boy removed to his
home.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21

Every sufferer from Blood Poison, m
matter what the cause, and from any
kind Of Skin Disease, should send to Vi
for copy Of our little book on Blood
and Skin Disease, which We will mail
free to all who send us their address.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-21
BEFORE Squire O'Nri'''

Rhoda Webb, colortd, go'
rampage over Eleventh S'ft', t,r
yesterday afternoon, a'.n '''
made Thin Is pretty lively. a,
officer finally locked her up ..
hearing M fore Squire oNri,' o,, n :
fined 81 and costs for a+sa"'' :
terry and tlisorderly cona'lc.. ,.d
Samuel smith was senteh,.da %,
u fine uf 81 tor disorderly cou''
assault. oos
Three plain drunks were '''
30 cents and costs.