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Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
All9UNni nj &nlclde.

A desperate attempt was made hy
William McKeever, of Rising Sun,
Md, 10 end his life on Friday last lie
had been for some months in mr,an
choly condition, and on Friday morn.
ing he told his wife that the Lord had
allied him and he must go on that day
he went TO hiS room and Mrs. Mickey
or gong into the apartment soon after
wards vas horritied to find him laying
on the bed with a terrible cash in his
throat from Which the blood was gll>b'
ing in a stream. He had used razor
which he afterwards folded up and pnt
under the pillow. Drs. Dare aid
Turner were summoned who found thai
the wnuld-bc suicide had made a scrrohS
cut but missed the iuguar vein. ihr
wound was dressed but the hIccG!ne
continued and on Sunday evening Ll'
recovery was considered doubtful MI,
Mckrcver is about 40 years Of age a1!'
has family consisting Of wife and two
chlldreh. He has been an industrious
and well thought OF man in the neigh-
hood, having been engaged in thethrrSI'-
my business for some years. s.-OXfoi'
Press
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Hon. Charles Brown Ill.

Hon. Charles Brown, of Dover, is
said to be lying IN "A critical condition
at his residence in that town. MIR.
Brown is in the Sjth year Of his age,
and has been noted for his public spirit
and enterprise in developing Dover
from its former state Of sleepy inlo-
lence into the busy, wide awake
business town :lat II now is. Mr.
Brown was collector Of the Port of
Philade!phia during President Pierce :
incumbency He was first elected to
Congress from the lower district of
Philadelphia by the Democrats, and
made the acquaintance OF l'alkin
Pierce when the II + was IA tIr
Senate. They remained close fliends
ever atterward. He was also a Sena or
from the First district, and atterward
represented the Spring Garden district
in Congress. After this he removed 10
Delaware and engaged in fruit growing
and took an active part at the same
time in politics. During the late war
he was nominated by the Democrats OF
Delaware for Congress during The
memorable campaign when the United
States troops were called ont to protect
the polls, but WAS defeated.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Nexa VAIN.
Amateur florists are now slipping
gara n iums for winter Oroufh

Amateur florists are now slipping
geraniums for winter growth.
$l37. 80 was cleared at the peach and
ice-cream festival held in Brandywine
NJ. +. Church last week.
The Wilmington City Railway Com
pany is paving between the tracks at
Tatnall street.
The Swedenborgian Church is heing
repainted, and the iron fence on the
uorth side has been removed
Martin Farrell is building a hand
some three-story brick dwelling next to
his store on Fourth street.
The Phoenix Fire Company have
ordered new red shirts from W. b. Cole
for the fremens parade September TO-
Frank Griffith, the little boy who fell
from his fathers bread wagon the other
day, is recovering slowly.
Croquet playing is not so lively now
since he base lall games are IN ope-
ration.
Hart & Bro, pork butchers. Fifth
and Poplar streets, are laying the side
walk In fiont of their store with Belgian
blocks.
The deaths already reported to Regis
trar Frazer would indicate large
weekly mortality. Fourteen have been
reported since Saturday.
A little son of Henry Fayter, 706
East Seventh street, while cutting wood
yesterday, struck his head, inflicting a
painful wound.
Letters teStamentary We're granted
yesterday TO John r. johnson, executor
of the will ol Georgiana Wilson, late
Of White Clay Creek Hundred.
New Castle County school commit
tees can now get the State money to
which they are entitled. Treasurer
Houston gives notice that it is in the
Farmers Bank mt New Castle
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
F|FT EO|1|Ql
a Queer l'usfsluua.

Yesterday afternoon, as osio.. Il
guess was walking along Fourth a.
near Jackson, he was approachaa w
young man who had wild lnnn ln
eye, and asked II he could dirsa.h
where he could get work Tbs b'u "a
eyed MN for a moment, and then el
piled "Why, you can net worL lufn sl
the new Railroad, | guess '"0m
"No,I can't" said the man g,
| don't get work pretty soon to aai ah
something TO eat, mi kill n'v.'ns 10 ol!'
tried to do 1t twice, and they wouii. y'DI
let me-" 'uV'aI
The Office advised him not to do,.
thing like that, and he, fiudiny ,h,. uUaa
al some one who would listen aH' w y,
continued: 81 have Just got out NJ " y
| was In there ten days, and I na1
have something to eat, for Bishon paaJ
er won't give me the HOLY Cone CnN
nion. | went to him yesterday sn'i' sn%,
told me to come last night, and them I""
went back and he said he woui% "Id
give 1t to me for six months, and I",
get anything to eat until he gives il \
me-"
Officer Marques, seeing that sm.
thing was wrong with the man ,a,j
him that he had better e, home % wy
passed on. In few minutes mo,sl
again found him on jackson u,.1
above Fourth, crying like child a,l
persisting in his determination 10 li T|
himself. Thinking that he might nnj mn
badly carry his threat into ex.cu,"S|
the officer took him to the hall, vIs,J
he now is. Ii is believed tina, he /, }
young man who recently ESCAPED fm,l
an insancasylnm near PHILADELPHIA an5
if this supposition is found correct NJ
will be sent back, and If not, he viii y
taken to the almshouse.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Pail .lllrnr

The following additional panel OF
peliI Jurors to serve for the oyer am!
irrrniuer Court, commencing Sep'crI
Der lIth, have been drawn
Brandywne- William Tailey, Mil
'aId +. Day, Isaiah Mou-ley. VIII.
,ingt"n-Jam"s Mckenna, William
l.. h"islrri a. T. B. Henry. Chris.
flana- Edgar Il. Vernon, Joseph ;.
Richard son. Mill Creek Lewis Man.
uai, john b. Robinson.
W hIte Clay Creek--James G. Morri-
son, Frank Mclaughlin. pencader-
Charles A. Morrison, Zachariah r Har.
ris. New Castle--Ezplel Fols, Huber,
n. Rlckards. Red Lion-Charles JEFF
ferSon, Lewis Brstow 1T. Georgrs-
Robert Il. Cochran, Julian Cochran
App 4unimlnk George Deak ynr,
fraucis W. Hess. lackbiri-Heurv
ii. W". dkeep"r, William &. Pryor.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
FOURTH EDITION,
A lDesnerate PrlsOner.

This morning about II o'clock as
officer Cannon was passing along Front
street near French, he saw q man very
drunk laying on the pavement asleep.
The officer reused him up and tried
to persuade him to go home, when the
fellow cursed him and said he would
do as he pleased about that. Finding
that he could not do anything by persu-
aston, the officer undertook to arrest
him, when the fellow resisted, and he
applied the nippers to his wrists.
He went along quietly, until they
reached Fifth and French streets, when
he struck the officer, and a struggle EN-
sued, during which officer Cannon chok-
ed him. Some citizens then took sides
with the prisoner, and tried to induce
the officer to let him go. He held on to
him, however, and lodged him in the
hail.
The officers face is scratched ins eve
places, and the case of his watch was
bent during the struggle. Officer Can
non Is one Of the most efficient ON The
force, and will not take hold Of a man
without cause, but when hb does under
take to make an arrest, he always lands
his prisoner in the hail.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
SERIOUS Accident,

Yes erlav afternoon II serious arci.
dent occurred to n trucker named For
rest Ball while on his way home from
market and opposite the Columbia Inn
on III" kennett pike The wheel Of
Mr. Bails wagon came Oft, and the
frightened horse Jumping 10 one side
threw Mr., Bill out, the wagon passing
over his legs and back.
lie was removed to the Columbia Inn
ana d.. Palmer being called IN rendered
surgical aid. The injured man was in a
critical condition during the night, huD
thiS morning he was SO much improved
that he was removed 10 his home n
htIIhrt square. fle was truck"rand
was attending the afternoon market.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
The yellow Fever.

Surgeon Smith, in charge Of the cape
Charles quarantine, reports with rrhL-
rnrc TO the Norwegian bark Salon', !"
quarantine al that point, thar she saI."'
from Cardiff, Wales, February IT, u,
Vera Cruz, where all her crew w'''
attacked by yellow fever. Three SEA
men, and one passenger named Gurrr''
Of New York, dird of the d,ra''.
from Vera Cruz the Salone sailed !,
tai r,ton, where she was quarantine
flmlgated and dis-nlrct-d. On her az
rlNaI at Lvnnlaven Roads, Aur''S' ~
al han:s we're comparatively well ~
days having elapsed since the last dra'"
or case of sickness.
No new cases Of the fever are rrl"f'''.
from the Pensacola navy yard. a coM''
of inquiry has been appointed TO m
quire into the origin of tie fever in '''
yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
France and l'hina.

PARIS, Aug. 2l.-An official despatch
from Tonquin says that Cnlonel Briovar,
with column Of troops, started on An.
gust 10 to occupy Haidong.
LONDON, Aug. 2l.--Thc Times cor
respondent at Hong Kong reports thai,
Haidong was attacked by the French
on August 10. The result of the attack
is not yet known.
The Standards Berlin correspondent
asserts that the Chinese Government
Is negotiating with Germany with a
view to the purchase Of 100, 900 rifles.
The Paris correspondent Of the Times
says that the statement that M. Tricou
would shortly leave China fo- Japan in
an admission of the suspension Of nego-
tiations between France and China
The return, says the correspondent, of
NJ. Tricou TO Japan is evidently de-
vice for getting him away from Shang
nal without an open appearance Of IA
rupture.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
THIRD EDITION,
sullivan lhal ieng ed Again,

William Sheriff, the English middle
weigh, pugilist recently imported to
this country by Arthur Chambers, is
sued challenge to fight any middle
weight pugilist in America ON his ar.
rival. To make good his challeuge he
posted forfeit of $3.50 with Harry
Hill, Of New York. His money remains
uncovered and he has received no over
lures from any of the middle weight
champions for either a glove or rsi
tigh'. Meantime he has been quietly
reducing his supertiuOus flesh and get
ting himself in trim for an encounter
with the greatest and only champion
pugilist of the world, John l.. Sullivan.
He has now issued challenge to the
great unwhipt The challenge is for
:, four to six-round glove contest for
81 900 side He says that if Sullivan
"downs" him in tins contest he stands
rea ly to meet any man that has ever
contested with Sullivan. ne stakes to
be the same aud the fight 10 occur six
weeks after his meeting with the cham
piOn. If sullivan should decline to ac-
cepl the challenge it then stands good
for any man that las contested with the
champion. Arthur Chambers aud
Sheriff, or the " Prussian,' 90 to New
York Tins morning to double the forfeit
dow posted in the hands Of Harry Hill
aud I" receive Sullivan's ans w-r to the
challenge.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Beautiful lsennIanS In.

Shortly after the death of Superin-
T. nien' John W. Woodbury., the en-
r"NeeS Of the shifting department of
eP. W. x B. Railroad held meet.
i'g at which a series of resolutions
were passed expressing their apprecia.
lions Of the many virtues Of the de-
ceased, and their loss by his death
These resolutions have been handsomely
enerossed by j. Jackson Pierce. and
enclosed with heavy gilt frame, and
are now on exhibition in Ferd Carson s
show wihdow, Market street, where
they will remain for few days. when
they will be presented to Mr. Wood
bury's family.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Watch stolen.

Last even ing, William Orr, a carrcu.
ter employed on the =. W. 4 B. Rail.
road arrived at the station about x
u'"I""k an his way home from work
II" IJd 4 silver lever watch in his vest
pocket thai was fastened toa In ton
hole by n black cotton guard
u" walked ont MarE"' street until
h" reached Ninth, when wishing ~ see
what mn" it was, undcr;uoH TO pail ont
III" watch when he ion!d the guard
was oHt ana the ti'nrpi"cr stolen.
lie had looked at |, after he got ont
OF the cars, and is certain that it
must have been taken by some ex-
pert thief as he walked up Market
street
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
tt Ocean Grave

The AsNnry Park journal say Prof
:, T. FOHl. the celebrated riocu' oli-t.
=" no is guest Of Ne sheldon Huu.r
gay" another Of bis delightful en'rr
there saturday night The
p"r."rS were crowded for the occasion,
Mr. sheldon, th" proprietor, seems tu
Il" Jntiring III his forts 70 please and
his Luc,ts. A ruIIcrtiuu Nas
taken tor rir benefit ofth" Elim Cottlg,
iuuL.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Almost Caught.

About o'clock this morning a colore,l
burglar entered she residence of Hugh
Patton Fourth and VanI'uren streets,
ana was about departing with bundle
OF r|nndcr when one Of Mr.. pattou's
children discovered him and awoke her
rather who started after the thief shot
gun in hand.
The after finding he was hotly pur-
sued, dropped the bundle and made
u worm fence for safe quarters
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Senator Buffers Nom Injured

COLUMBIA, s. g., Aug 2.-Dr; r.
W. i. Butler, a son Of Senator D. ,, ', -
Butler, while horseback riding win ="
young lady at Lancaster, 5. g., yes, h,
day, was thrown from his horse. AS ~
struck the ground the horse fell "l""
him, crushing him severely and caI, r
ing c0ncussion of the brain. DR.. b,'''
is in an insrnsible condition anu ~
hopes are entertained Of his recoVe'!
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
France and the Spanish TrOub es.

MADRID, Aug. 2l.-The Epoch says
that mat the Government has address
I'd an energetic note to France urging
the ust pretensions Of Spain, which
are understood to mean a claim for the
expulsion OF Ruiz ZoIrilla from liberal
States,
The Marquis de la Vega lie Armije,
Minister OF Foreign Affairs, has shown
to his colleagues telegra,nS from the
Duke dc Fernan Nunez, the Spanish
Ambassador at Paris, calling atten-
lion to some articles in some French
papers. Order, have been sent to the
Ambassador "n III" subject.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Personal,

Mr. Chas. Runner, of this city, ha,
gone to PhiadeI phia, where he vii
spend day or two, and then proceed
10 Atlantic City, Ocean Grove, and
New York, making a trip Of two weeks
duration.
irv. W. B Gregg is At home at the
VI Pleasant parsonage, Brand ywint
Hundred, very i'll with bilious dysei .
terry.
DR. Armour Ktttengnr is II 3 upst At
ia" -ra lde uDt'O, Ocean Grove
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
NfRS. LAURA OSG0OD HARKNE,s'


Mrs. LAURA OS1OOD HARKNE,S'
ANx select school for both sexes will reopen
n.undny. sept. ad, 1858, at the Harkness
Bullulnl. hurthw' 81 corner Of Tenth and
M'rkcl streets. Glasses will be formed IL
nll common AMI higher English branches, in
book keep NJ, music and such ancient and
modern iiL2uagcs as may be desired. The
Urinary Department will be under the sue.
crssill management which has given such
satisfaction IN the past In the higher de-
partr eats the full staff of experienced teach.
rr' ci'uIrs thorough instruction and drill
The numerous and honorable patronage of
inns 'th""! during the bast two years aud the
Sys'rnlhlrd, ripline Oi mind and body, which
!id- ''tcn It's Characteristic excellence, must
render the year now opening the most sue
rrrsini % its history. Terms from So 30 TO
tt'ou pei 4ud1te'. according to class -iiratiun.
fd' inrther info nation and to secure seats,
hpnlN, between the nours of Y and 2. to
hk> HA RkNESS, 500 Marhet trcet, VII.
N ns ton, Del. au1ytf
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

Edward Challenger Of New Castle,
lad two children bitten by II vicious
l"g on Monday evening. III, not be-
'lcV"d the animal was rabid, but it was
pIt where it will tite no more children.
! he wounds were callterizcd
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
- -
Captured Jy ksrixaus,.

'"EH'ANTl>'Nlt T. Nriaalds
have captured lhrt DDl. rand .ryu-
raj ""nr'i,or, oI luriln, tear Salon
lea, They dc'nauI So 600 for the ran
som IT rhr apt gas.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

ENOR SALE-A BEAUTIFUL CUUN
- home, mi'es from this city, near X. X.
s.aloh, acre OF land in fruit of all kinds
frame cottage. rooms; tenant house, 4
rooms good stable and carriage house and
other necessary buildings. viii exchange
ior small dwellings In this city, or farm of
ln acres, or more in Chester County. T.. H.
GREGG, Clayton House Building.
au2E6t-e-O.d
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

Charles HaiIev. while assisting in
I"o'mE " ear with rags his morning at
the wharf II Jr+Srrr 4 Moorr's mills.on
the trandywinn below Market street,
teil from platform some dozen OF feet
high, sustaining several painful bruises.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
NALL PUBLIC SALES,

sept. l-Supcror dwelling on Delaware
ave. :also, fine lot on Pennsylvania avenue
Sept s-Fi st-class lots: Nnh property. be-
tween fennsylvan and Delaware avenues !;
also, lots ON Forty Acres.
Sept. l5-Solid high lots over Eleventh
street bridge.
Sept. 22-Excellent lots, high land. in the
Eleventh Ward.
Oct. 6-Buslness lOts over 3rd street bridge.
Oct. l3-Sundry and miscellaneous lots
and houses
Iartles desiring to sell will please send in
lists Immediately. HEALDkUO. a223t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
p'ucla Shipments.

On" InnIIrrd and s'vrnty-two ear
load, ot l"arh"S were shipped oyer the
Delaware Railroad yesterday, Whtct
were Gl.tlibu'"d as follows Jersey
'i'E II rhYl4d"Iphia, 3S; Boston,
y Wilmington, S; Chester, : ; Hart.
FORA >. Hni,Io ! pitt,burg, Wilkes,
barre, Newa k, y, H.. Scranton, New
Haven and Springfield, leach Koche,-
Ter, Columbus, Hrloionrp, Circiunari,
North Adams, lIal "'on, Cleveland,
EImira aud lII-po t, each.
The Susie McCa, yesterday brought
over 200 Wa'Irme,oas ana 800
baskets ot' a.oWc, from Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
JOHN WANAMAkER.

What are seconds in
china They are what some
of you have often bought as
Z" choice" Our people have
strict instructions to inform
customers explicitly, it wha,
they are buy1ngis of this sort
without waiting for the ask
ing.
In a dozen plates some
may be sprung out Of a true
line, some may have a speck
or discoloration, very min
ute, or it would be rejected
entirely They're simply not
exactly perfect, though very
nice and clever, like some Of
us. Indeed, if we mixed up
the two kinds, you'd have
trouble to tell without mis-
take the seconds from choice.
We have put out a lot at
nearly one half oftfrom price
OF choice. They are Of ex-
cellent Berlin manufacture.
hina Tea Sets, ~ pieces, ~.
China Dinner Plates, per dozen. 81 40.
emma Dinner Soup Plates, prr dozen, II. 40,
nina breakfast Plates. per dozen. IL. 80.
Ohina Tea Plates. per dozen, : Is.
Cnina Tea Cups and Saucers, er dozen. &. rs
China Coffee Cups and Saucers, per dozen,
$40.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

WANTED - A MILLER, WITH A
w small family, to occupy II house with
one acre OF land, and take charge Of a small
mill at Cape May, at salary Of 50 per
month. ForPrticu'ars call at this office
au2l-3tdltw
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
THE TEACHERS,

Member, of the teachers association
are having jolly good time and Il large
delegation are present. AT the meeting
this morning the following officers were,
elected for the ensuing year:
Mckendree Downhain, President: W.
W. Hirhsall, l. Irwin Handy and j. r.
Stephens, Vice Presidents; Mrs. +. Eden
Bach, Secretary; John l.. Thompson
Treasurer. After the election of officers
II. Z. Courad, Esq, of Wilmington,
read an interesting paper, entitled A
Glimpse Of The Colored Schools of Della
~'it, y which WAS highly entertaining .
and instructive.
Its contents were afterwards discuss
ed by the Rev, Dr.. Caldwell, Prof. Roy-
noldS, Prot. Williams, Wallace Bruce.
Esq, AMI W. W. Birdsall, all of whom
conlplincnted tn" author and his sub.
Jcct III the highest manner.
In the evening the members of tile as
soclation and others received Il rich
;reat in the lecture Of Wallace Bruce,
ESP, Of poUghkerpsir, n. Y, on "Wo-
lnanhood in Shakespeare "
The subject was treated in mastery
manner, and those present were highly
d"llghtrd with both the lecturer and his
subject. Mr.. Bruce is one Of the finest
Lecturers of the day, as many Of your
cl'lHehS well know. Previous to the
leclure the "hoil rendered several choicc
selections, and Prof. penan, of New
York rtcited several poems in master
~ manneraud We're pleasing 10 the
auleucr
The program for The remainder Of the
week is arranged in such manner rs
TO prove Instructive to all Interested in
educatiuna! work.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

NCIlCE-A. .. q. F.-NEM BERS or
~ Washington Lodge. No. 3. A. o. q.
7, and members Of the order and their male
friends are requested to meet at their hall
the flrst and third Thursday evenings of each
month. by order Of the Lodge
ATTEST GEO. W. HEN DERSDN,
hu2EN W. Rec Secretary
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
JOHN WANAMAKER,

Hamburg and other en-
broIderies and lines of white
goods as well, are quite full.
though the summer trade has
been brisk enough to carry
otf large amounts, much to
our mutual satisfaction, as we
trust, and still they go.
Jumper stree; entrance On right.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

HuH KENT-2-SIORY BRICK, NO. ga
4 Jackson street, rooms and bath Three
story hrlcn. ~ East 6ih street, . rooms and
bath. SAMUEL CULBERI, 90 SIMPLIFY
street ail2A 3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

pEST PRICES PAIDtOK STOVES AND
ID all kinds of secoat hand furniture and
other goods. All articles sJld at II low rate
A. j. C'|NNEk. l"b Shipley street aZ.-6tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

CtOR SALE-A TWD-STORY HDrSE.
~ No. Madison street. DANIEL Alu.
kENNEY, grocer, Thrl and Monroe street.
au22- llDOt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

NOR SALE-A DESIRABLE EFARMlN
l. Mill Creek Hundred containing $50
acres Of land IN good cultivation. and nuIld-
lngS In hrst class order. VIII be sold a bar
gam and on. easy terIns. Samuel Culbcrt,
800 Shiplcy street. au.2-Imo
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

NyhN EII-1 SlI & All IN IN a GRO
w "ery store: uud dgrstans care of horses
and wagon. Good reference. Address "R.
II. this Office. a22.4tt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

Chief Engineer Of the Water Works,
Coy!", says he has some ditlIrul'y :
getting laborcrs who are willing ,c
work.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

ENOR RENT -- TWO SEGOND-STOKY
- front rooms Apply at cigar store N
4. cor. Third and French streets auyl,stt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
Missionary Shaw.s Case

Lon DON, August 2l. A lively dis
cussiun was caused in the House OF
Commons this afternoon in regard TO
the cast of Mr.. Shaw, the British Mis-.
siOnary in Madagascar, who is held in
custody by the French. Mr. Glad
stone warmly declared that he had no
leason to believe that there
had been an excess Of jurisdiction eXer-
cised hy the French The arrest Of Mr.
SLaw, be said, was certainly a serious
matter, and it would be the absolute
duty OF the government to carefully
watch events in Madagascar. He was
unable to SAY when or where the court
martial Of Mr.. Shaw would be held.
The discussion Of the affair, he sail,
was calculated to impair the goodwill
and amity existing between France and
England. This remark was received
with cheers. Continuing, Mr.. Glad
stone said there was no reason to pre-
suIne that ID friendly and civilized gov
ernment would lack the elementary
principles of justice towards imprisoned
foreign subjects. He was not aware
that Admiral Pierre had thrice refused
to allow Mrs. Shaw 10 see her husband,
Notwithstanding the fact that she had
been absent from him for two years.
He said he would inquire further into
the matter. Nolice was given of seve-
raj questions TO be submitted tomorrow
in connection with the case of Mr..
Shaw.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22

KY TANTED- BDAR FURTWO YOUNG
W men in II private family within ten
minutes walk Of 9TH AMI Market streets
references exchanged. Address, with crIns.
"a. A., this Office au22.2,t
Daily Republican., 1883-08-22
AT
John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
WEDNESDAY,:
AT

II you're in town for the
day, you'll say it's the luxury
of waiting, lettering, admir-
ing or shopping itself, you
have found, when you drop
into the store where they do
not manufacture pure air and
water exactly, but filter and
cool all the air and water
they use, refreshing as 500
separate breezes can make
it, the other I.mpid as a liv
ing spring. Said a visitor,
" the only warm thing | found
in the place was my recep-
ton