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LADIES' CLOTH SUITING one yard and . half
VIDE Immense width real value 49, reduced to S7c
FINE QUALITY CHUDLA CAsHMERES. nearly
one yard and half wide Immense width), all pure,
hne wool, Only 75c
BLACK SILKS COLORED SILKS, BLACK AND
CoLOhED SILK VELVETS Just received from auction.
BLACK BROCADE SILK vELvETS only IL
COLORED SILK VELVETS, Sl25
NV YORK MIL. s SHEETING widest and very
best), 25c. ~ wy
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS. all pure wool (im-
mense size). real value &S: reduced to as
COLORED SILKS Cheap at Sl) reduced to sc
COLORED AND BLACK SATINs, 5Oc.
COLORED CASHMERES. all pure fine wool, ide
double width. reduced to 37kc ~
FANCY SILKS, 37]Sc; COLORED SILKS Soc
BLEACHED TABLE DAMASK pure linen 6Oc
DOUBLE WHITE BLANKETS 81
LARGE SIZE BED QUILTS O.
AUCTION GOODS. CASH PRICES.
nj CARRIERS I'll MAnxxr SPACE
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The PE0GLE have agreed upon a President and
b are satisfied that the Electric Shoe at ESQ Is
the best Shoe sold. and can be procured the
price. 1t cures rheumatism, feet and bunions
IOUNG'S shoe House, 4u2 1Uh street.
Look for: The Old Woman in Window.
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Amnsemcnfs. ETC.. Tonight.
FORD'S OPERA HOUSE.-sQueena"
NATIONAL TREATER-'.Storn Beaten
THEATER COMIQUE--yarieties
DINE notwithstanding entertainment.
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RACES Thursday and Friday at Ivy City.

SMALL FIRE In q woodshed in the rear OF No.
Ga street northwest caused an alarm OF fire from
box I23 at O'Clock last evening.
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japanese STORE. 9th street. between D and E.

Buy b. III. Douglass & Sons CapSicum Cough
Drops for your children they are ha1 raless, pleas
ing 10 the taste and will cure their colds. D. S
ana trade mark on every drop
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THE SUBJECT.

THE SUBJECT.
When clouds are seen. wise men put their coaks;
When great leaves fall. then Winter is ut hand:
" hen the sun sets, who doth not look for night?
Unt1mely storms make expect dearth"
The season OF change ia at hand, and the wise man
is he who prepares for 1t beforehand.
IL Is only in temperate and cold climates that
makes provision for the future.
he season OF cold approaching. and does 1t find
Prsepared with suf1cient clothing:
RemelE Der the best and most choice goods are sold
early, and superior ALWAYS scarce there ia
no chance Of duplication
you are interested in my subject land what man ID
hot be good enough to examine extensive stock of
GARMENTS FOR GENTLEMEN.
Particular attention Is requested to styles Of
OvERCOATs
adaPea % seTere weather and exposed situations in
turc
This is weather. defer, and have had banda EN-.
pl yed Oh ths sc since last February.
In view OF the st at variety OF my offerings It seems
inyiious to make any particular article subject Of
distinction, and yet
OvERCOATs
is the subject for to-day.
Call early aud often ON
e N MING,
THE CLoTHIER,
Ms 40 SEVENTH STREET.
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"Alderney Dairy WagOns.''
Fresh Attorney Butter, churned every morning,
and delivered in halfpound Ward" prints, sc. per
MILK, SC. per quart, Cream l5c pint
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RaZOrs! RaZOrsH RaZOrs!!!-The Patent
Perfect and our best brands warranted, and kept
on our dog collars free. The Rodgers Cutlery Store
46 Pennsylvania av., D. n. WALFORD, Prop'r. s&w1m
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On Thirty Days, Trial.

The voltaic Belt Co, Marshall, Mich, win send
DR.. Dyes Celebrated Electro-volta1c Belts and
Electric Appliances trial for thirty days to men
young or old) who are afflicted with nervous de-
bllity lost vitality and kindred troubles guarantee
ing speedy and complete restoration OF health and
manly vigOr. Address as above. N. B.-No risk Is
incurred, as thirty DAYS, trial is allowed. M,Sm
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Tsorr1ss at Ivy City Thursday and Friday.

HARMS CELEBRATED SP-CIALTIEs:
Gent flaeSt hand-Stitchea boots and shoes
Cents $50 double or single sole calf boots.
u .ntS 81 25 solid CATERS and laced shoes.
Ladies p unriyaled goat aud kid button.
Ladies' 81 25 .sOrked-ho kid and pebble button
Ladies s5c. solid calf, laced shoes
ChidS 60C. all-leather school, shoes.
sl6 9TH street and 1922 Pennsylvania avenue.
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A Step From starvation to Riches.

Theodore Pitt, grocer, 52s street north
west, says Lips Premium Soap Is the best Laun.
dry Soap made, ~ sell lots OF it"
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e25 Russian Circular s1O

736 9TH street, j. e. Young's cloak parlors second
floor, to close out. Children wraps half price.
Everybody is invited. Call at once. $35 plush
coats SIS
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TBR Chicago Grocery Co, 500 eth, offers brown
sugaR for 81. To-. almost White sugar for &c.
H.. standard A sugar for 6lc-, or 10 pounds for
e3c., graduated sugar for &c. or 10 pounds
for &c. cut loaf sugar for TIC, or 10 pounds for
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kINs's PALACE.

kISs's PALAcE.
GREAT SLAUGHTER IN cLoAks AND MILLINERY
NOW Is YOUR CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.
READ KINGS PALACE PRICES
Eegant DoLMANs SEwMARKETs RUSSIAN
CIRCULARS AZ s.. 90. o. and g.
All styles of JACKETS a, 81 s4So S. sSsoandss
$50 SILK and SATIN WRAPS at 60 $40 and era
SILK PLUSH GARMENTS below ma KIT value.
? 600 Misses and Children's HAvELocKs and NEW.
NARkETS.s most magnificent line. at e. 60 a. IS
and 80.
5000 Wool and French FELT hats st SOC. 75c. OIL
and 81 Is.
bOc. 75c.. 81 and 81 %.
WIS SILKS. sATINs viLvEfEENs. les. than
sold elsewhere.
Ladies' UNDERWEAR. coRsETs and KID GLOVES
below manufacturers prices
Do not buy until you have examined our stock and
aseertsned our prices you vtsb 70 your money
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THE CHICAGO GROCERY COMPANY, S06 7Lh street,
offers Hour at rock bottom prices:
Ceres, S6sS Dbl, s1.75 /. bbi., Sc. "a Dbl
Sterling, <6.4s Dbl. S1.65 /. DBL. So. I. Dbl.
Gnt Edge, 90 . Dbl, s1-5o I bbL, 79c. 70 bot
Golden Hill. % ss bh i1-5o I. DBL. 75c. Z Dbl.
Swiss process. 50 p bbL. al. IS 4 bbl. 79c a bbI
Cooks delight, 1875 Cb 81 IS 4 Dbl. CSC. "a bb
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FUR ana Se8ISK1n G8fnlentY.
c. C. Shayne, the well-known Wholesale Fur
Manufacturer, 103 Prince street, New York, will
sell elegant Fur Garments at retail at lowest cash
wholesale prices this season. This will afford a
splendid opportunity to purchase strictly reliable
Furs direct from manufacturer, and save retailers
prOntS. Fashion Book mailed free. 9,6-3m
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step From STARVATION to Riches
In St Louis, NO, Canadian, Louis p. Altman,
residing In u room No. 326 Spruce street, was the
happiest man last Light. To reporter he said:
the barkeeper at De vota's saloon on Attn street,
and bought fifth OF ticket No. 70.46s, in the Sep
TENDER 9th drawing OF the Louisiana State Lottery
My family ran out OF focd, and offered the ticket
for Is centS-no une would buy-when received
the drawing list, and found had drawn SIS 900,
my wife and brothers, who had Scoided me. imme-
diately recognized my ability and Congratulated
me heartily. Ionce Seld ticket In this same lot
terry, after paying 81 for it, six years ago. for g.
and 1t drew 600 the next days. Louis fMOl
Republican, september 49,
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JohnsOn's Oyster Saloon,
40 and 442 9th street northwest oysters 70 dem
ocrats and oysters for republicans The best
steamed IN the city; all selected Ladies' Saloon
first floor.
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FussEILs lee CREAM and Charlotte Russo l.
New York avenue.
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SEE Howe,s CUISINES sehooI. Educational column
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Catarrh Of the Bladder.
Singing, irritation, Inflammation, all Kidney and
Urinary Complaints cured by "Buchu-Paiba. 81. Is
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LAST NIGHTS SCENES IN WASH.
INGTOV.

How and Where the News was An.
Bource6-The Streets Thronged with
People Nearly all Nisht-The Crowds
sabout the Political Headquarters and
the Newspaper Offices.
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CITY ITEMS.

Winter brings Christmas and colds; use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup 70 cure your cold.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

INSULT Hempler about eyesignt. 453 Pa. ave
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A MILD FORM OF HAZING.-A naval cadet OF the
third class, at Annapolis, Md, a resident OF Geor-
gia has been sentenced TO five days solitary con-
Hnelnent on the frfgate Santee and quarantined
Tor month for ordering t0urth classman out OF
the ranks while at drill This Is considered mild
form OF haZing.
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BoSFIRES lighted by some boys at the corner of
eth and streets and 9th and streets last night
caused two alarms for fires.
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The Courts.

The Courts.
COURT N GENERAL TERN
To-day. Star and Teal, patent appeal; argued
and submitted y. 4. Ransom, do, do.
EQUITY COCRT-Judge Cor
To-day, Croggan agt. Ameny: sale ordered.
Alley agt. Lyon; bonds on appeal fixed at 81 600
CIRCUIT COURT-JudGe Hdgaer.
To-day. Barnard, administrator, agt. Snellbaker.
Central National Bank agt. Particle: Russell apt
Fitzgerald; Qiirk agu. Robinson; Cornell agt. An
gureT: Ward * cunningham agt. Purman; Yount
agt- Clapp; Leitch d Sons agt. Price, and same
agt. Erich; judgments by default. DanenhOwer &
son egt Grunkle. motion TO vacate judgment over
ruled.
MILD FOKM OF HAzING-A naval cadet OF the
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DRY GOODS.
OpkNINGl OpENrNcr

VI ~ Il
WE SHALL OPEN ON
WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 5rH,
In the Just completed Annex to already large
tablishment giving of the finest business build
tn9s IN the United states.
We proud TO say we have never attempted 10 dis
play such large rich and well seec ted assortment of
goods before snd hope to the appreciation OF all in
our immense undertaking.
ALL ARE INVITED.
We have added several New Departments. Of which
the most conspicuous Will be our stock of
BOOKS AND STATIONERY,
which have marked at prices lower than any other
house in the Unted States
Ibis department does not consist of lot Of publish
ers' dead stock. but new i've and desirable works of
Fiction Poetry. Travels. History etc. such every
body wants to read aud keep.
Look throush our assortment and you will find the
very work You wait at q price YOU dreamed You
could secure it for.
RED LINE POETS half Russia or cloth binding Soc /:
trade price. sl25.
LONGFELLow'S AND wHITTIERS POEMS ONLY
50cents; cheapest in the country
McCAULEY's HISTORY OF ENGLAND In three vol
umes, 81; trade price. S225.
E P. Roe's new novel, A YOUNG GIRLS wooING.
sSc. trade price, Si.S0
AL Of E. P. Roe's Works &c.
DICKENS COMPLETE WORKS. handsomest edition
md Shal ~.
trade price, S22 So
The al owe only few specimens Of our pr4csA All
are marked in the same propoI ton.
Complete line Of CRANES STATIONERY.
We will give you an ENGRAVED PLATE and
FIFTY CARDS for sc cents
We have also added a complete assortment Of
TOILET ARTICLES. SOAPS PERFUMERY. 30.
Colgate Co entire assortment in stock popular
prices
OUR CLOAK PARLoR
5S1loo feet is now the largest in the country being
being ent rely devoted to the sale Of
LADIES' MISSES, AND CHILpREN's GARMENTS
We carry the largest stock Of
sEALsKIN sAcoUEs AND poLMANs
IN this city. and guarantee them pure London dyA
RUSSIA HAIR MUFFS,
With heavy satin lining. 81 Is. worth s25o.
ALL ARE INVITED.
LANsBURGH 4 BRO,
n3 40 go. 424 and 22s SEVENTH STREET.
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The P7eater with which Nine 6ailade establishsd -
buainess and the sole device used by her for the ~
and fancy pleatangs. u offered for ola ed ~
droaAar No Enst 18Th o<xUs4 Xov yoEk ooo-A
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS MARY X. sCHREINER TEACHER OF
Expression-snd Headlines in Shakespeare and General
Lttfature Evening Classes-N eSnesaIay and FRIDAY
7o'clock. Chudren's Classes-Tuesday and Thursdsy
$50 p. m At home. Tuesdays to p m. 1851 New
York avenue ec6-an
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ero4stsnnsos etocfp End Ponds sna snsornnstfon ~
efrdfnr the Markets received through wires N.
STANTLY. direct from the New York stock Exchange
All orders executed and reported PROMPTLY. HB
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AosBFRIEs REPoTED-John W. Mcmahon, 1914 X
etIeet northwest, reports stolen from his house
yesterday Di2ek SILK coat, valued at $20.-Tur-
nef ana Lawson, 1912 9Th street Northwest, reports
luat Inesr IeeC store was entered last night and
Uor bags OF flour valued at 50. so stolen--The
cgaI store corner OF Canal and 81 streets wa,
SnleIeo last night, and box OF tobacco and ii hit
Uo1eS OF cigars valued at $3.50 stolen---Wlisiain
d 1o9ey reports that while reading election re-
turns last night he had a black six umbrella
stolen from under his arm
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fuNsHep FoR Brutal CRIME-Wm. Shorter
eoofed, was convicted this morning in the. 1rtn,,
1ai Court OF having committed an Indecent assault
On sarah Higgins. a white girl, Is years old lie
days u JAN
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
Excellent Appointments.

John W. Lewis, who was recently
appointed by Mayor Wales az special
officer during the summer months To-
patrol the north bank of the Brandy
wine, has An excellent record as
soldier. AT the commencement or the
war he Ell listed for three months III a
Maryland battery, and participated IN
several battles. When his term ex-
pired he enlisted in the 9th \. y.
heavy artillery for three years, but at
the expiration of 2 years he was mus
tered out to be- commissioned az Sec
ond Lieutenant in another regiment.
Before his commission arrived ne
received an appointment as United
States detective, III which position ne
rendered good service on the Chesa'
peake bay until the close OF the war,
when he resigned HIS position and
came to this city. He has been EN-.
ploytd by Siedel & Hastings for the
mast ,lS years, the last six of which ht
has been Chief Engineer of their rolling
mill at Tenth and Church streets, ant
resigned that position on account o
lduli times. Mr.. Lewis is strict tenn
perance man, and will no doubt max
an able and efficient officer.
Robert Barry, who has been appoint
ed to patrol the south bank, is MAJ
about rs years of age, and has for som
!time been employed asa morocco dress
\ or at the works CT Charles Baird & &c
He is young man Of excellent mora
character, ii total abstainer from III
use of intoxicants, and will no dout
proye a first class officer. Mayor Walt
is to be compimented on having n az
such excellent selections, and the adi'
wishing to spend day on the hanl
of the Brandywine can feel assured tn
they will receive every protectltn tn
: such limited force can afford
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
The silver King

There was a large attendant
oner. House last evening 70 r'n.'T E.'.'"
n,resentation ofthe Silver h.t ,i.s
drama is we'll known in thi';is IVY.
Ing been presented here las, .r 'T Ss
by a very excellent company, aa b, " d.
general verdict seemed ae,rT J." w d
Ing that the present conr"T:' oanii"o. ed
possibly one or two eAsep,' ,ei ,o'f"Nld
the former. The character .5 ., M 4
Denver twas ably suStalnsu somsa |
| Charles A. Haswin, ana III laI.ns,| 'Tr
strong points he held the tn. ;, aanIIsa anS M
ueotinns poan", Of ,hr ipaAiug c',E4'. M:',.
"a1nr,'i "aa1I1,I and lits:iike. Mis- "snI az
!" Nellie Denver, his ,S, WIZ, 'n,to,rtr,;lt.
|excellent, and her correct OF 'inI p'In"r Sp' ID
the injured and suiitIlns' ,nss,,rJ a., spp.I
wife, was greeted with mer's,a .,Is,a r,. |
taiu"d, n '' attn although there s is ioS SoI .ta
aoEsl,Lis' nrEss,isnt '"u manner, and The E, lssa is
showed their Appreciate, {, ,,r " rtla
lapplause, and by ca.Il's .nip Nj Mr. Hr'
artors before the CURTAIN ., ' tts al
having been brought out al )"
each act. o,ohers Of tAe
+ pany are strangers E', .yapins, nsiF ',pi \
hosts of friends las, ,Lt' t',n, svsaipg, .,
Ia Iast a., ,p.rt"ruanoe in this ''Is, Ia,str rp
l be greeted WI, WI" risSt' eItn The Plf,,i
,nau vens an a" excellent moral '., 'Ss'ib !, tbs
,ne'e uonIa be greatly adya1',0 M a pest'
structor, Spun aud would BE- De-. Il, .rr,t !sr'
censure c., those who have 'F'
s condemning it,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
7 H|RD EDITION,
4, s,DKB ess.


J,,beU & Senate on Monday, Mr.
Cullom, OF Illinois, from the Cohini,VU %UI
on Railroads, reported an Original D
10 establish commission 70 reeui"Vo
Inter. State commerce. The Dill W con
solidate the Bureau of Military ustice
and the Corps Of Judge ADVOCATES y.
the Army was passed. me p,ii w
establish Bureau Of Animal lnuus.ry
and to provide tor the extlrpatloh "
conta pious cattle diseases (known as the
plpur0. 0.preumonia bill) was taken up,
the Question being upon motlon ny
Mr.. Mcpherson to recommit the piil.
The motion was .ost-yeas l3, nays ~.
On motion Of Mr.. Coke, the disease
knowu as "Texas fever" was excePteu
from those included in the operations
of the act 80 far as transportation 10
concerned. Mr.. Morgan moved !"
strike out the clause authorizing pay
ment for slaughtered cattl An amenu; !;
mept, offered by,,Mr. Plumb, was agreesl
to instead, omitting altogether any
reference to slaughtered animals. o'nel
amendments were adopted reducing tne
amount appropriated by the House
from $3.50, 900 to $3.50, 900, and conhnihg
the operations of the bill to cattle IRON
which there was danger OF the uise'Ss :,
spreading from one State to ahotnei.
Mr. plumb asked unanimous consent
that debate should close at 3 O'CLOCK
this afternoon, and a vote be reacneu
hut this was not agreed to, and the oeh
ate adjourned. so,,
In the House, the Senate joint resoiu
tion proyiding for the attendance o
both Houses at the unwilling OF ta'
statue of Chief Justice Marshall on I'M
1Oth instant was agreed to. A numDe
of hills were introduced and referred un
der the call of States. Mr.. Ellis, o
louisiana. from the Committee on Ap
nronriations. reported the bill in aia 9
the New Orleans Exhibition, and
was referred to the Comm,ttee u VII w
Whole. Mr.. Hewitt, o! new hot, .a,
made personal explanation ~ rr;ao r1,o
ence to a speech made by MN on i,ut' nr
last on the Navel Appropriatloh ~.
He reiterated charge then maue .ns
the Secretary of the Navy had vlGla" %ana
the law in not covering into tne ilea a,
ury the proceeds of the sale OF conueaI =,
ed vessels. He did not charge that =.
Secretary had acted dishonesty D'
that he had not complied with toe pr
visions of the act which authorized u
same. Mr.. Calkins, of Indiana, aelen ~
ed theSecretary and argued that the Ia Ia
had not been violated. me 1p Hou
then went into Committe of the W nc
on District of Columbia business, ~ ~
afterwards took recess until even,n
The evening session was occup'eu
debate on the Morrison bill, tne a''e
dance being very slim.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
AT
VIM, B, SAARP'S,
Fourth and Market.

In Canton Mattlngs we
show a great variety at lower
prices than we have offered
tor years. Fancy Jolntless
woven like a carpet, in one
piece, ARE popular this season
and for those who change to
Mattings in Summer there S
nothing more durable IN
handsome new styles at 49,
50 and G2t cents, from 62tt'
Is and s5 cents. We also
offer a splendid heavy fanc!
mating at 25 cents, reduced
from 35 cents, and by the
niece 81 cents. In common
er grades we show them a.
low as l2l cents per yard
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
ro flvusekeepcrs

This is the time to look TO your carpets
ond have them thoroughly cleaned ana
the the moth eggs destroyed. This can oniy MY
ha M done with safety by my process. we
invita- all citizens to call and see tne aae
nnsrstion n. We can give more than ooo
ratprences in this city. From the Guy
nf richmond TO the city of Omaha our
,nacl'ines ~ are doing their work without
any complaint whatever. A'SG Eneiaud ~ land
treal, Canada, and London, Englathu' ,h.
send your orders by mall or roa ,eaye y, Va. ~,
same with Wyatt & Co., 6o3 Marke7 "
street, or at the works, Eleventh AM anc
Jack. Son streets. All work guarantee, X
to Give satisfaction or not penny WI
be charged.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
harmed to Death.

Last Friday Mrs. Eastburn, Wlie M o, Q.
William Eastburn, residing at pleasan' aeasinn
Hill. Mill Creek Hundred, had occasion
70 step over to her father'in.law's mousse,
about al fifty feet distant and locked k !. her her
two children, one u babe and the othef e
nearly four years Of age gss in s shs neuS1 negh
bor passing the house saw smoke issuing
from fro the window, and upon finding , ,hs ne
door locked, and hearing the screams % ho,l ol
the children, broke it in. he was nor, ;n
rified to see the elder childs clothes IN
flames, and finally succeeded IN eNCl,,
Gushing them, but not until MS pous
Was almost burned to crisp, anu no'' '
withstanding everything possible Was aS
done for the little sufferer, he expired
in about fifteen minutes. 1t was 't'cet
tained afterwards that the chlId I'D.
reached some matches that hah peel
left laying on a window and set hre -. y
his clothing. The funeral TOOK pai plaIi
on Sunday afternoon and was '"rso'
attended.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
Fatal Accident.

About noon yesterday, as 4ly
Kane, Of St. Mary's Catholic ct1ud !
Sixth and Pine streets was pad.
through the yard to the bnildiIgtra|
purpose of ringing the bell, b. togs
Margaret Cohen, Father l!eiIlyshols
keeper, lying on the bricks in an u
conscious condition.
She was carried into the residens
Father Reilly adjoining, and Dr III
and Hughes, and the injured wona
sister, Mrs. Shannon, summonVl,
examination showed that ste was d
fering from conclusion of the Sni
and she continued to sink Until aM
| 9 O'Clock, when she died
The accident is supposed to have
Cured about - minutes before 'rH
found by the sexton, as she va A
about that time By Mary krIG
domestic in the house, Oh The &
roof, where she had gone to Ta4
outside of a bay window and
Thought she missed her footing l!s
to the ground.
The deceased was unmaTu'M M
l53 wears OF age and has bren tLlF1
Iby Father Reilly for the past !1
She had taken care OF her eaInisA
was possessed otenough molr!.
port herself the remainder Of SI
and a short time ago had P9lN
house on Van Buren, stree s's
Front and Second streets way
had furnished, and intended IM
her situation in a few days. aat ~
there with her sister, ana SA""
lis in delicate health,
The body was removed 70 W.. ,n
L, dence of her sister, and p'' hn
a certificate, as the a''eha'As r
clan, that her death was Cav"
conclusion of the brain
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
DEATHS.

BROOKS-On the 2sth INST, lsaoe''"' wiz
of John Brooks, aged AZ years. ..e,,,v IN.
r,tsa neiIe ~ ATTEND her funeral from the resi-
on"r on Thursday afternoon. at so'clock. inter-
msat at old Swede's cemetery.
There 10 no death In Heaven,
For they who gain that I,i,n snore'
Have won their immortality,
Farewell, mother dear' farewell
Daily Republican., 1884-04-29
dPapers.

Mrs. M. Lizzie JEFF eris, Of Avondale'
Chester county, Pa, writes to the NE.
PUBLICAN that she has q Pennsy yivahla
Gazette dated Wednesday, January
Goth, 1885, which is fourteen pears OLDER older
than the one noticed . few days since
belonging to Mr.. Snyder OF this cl.y, y.
She aIso has the half of . Wilmington
naper dated Friday, June 9th, 1925 nut
does not know the name of it.