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Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
koItcitiDg Pennies.

l.UreLth krlstabsen, q young Norwe-
gan, came t. this country ahoEt one
month ago with the expectation OF
earning his living by giving s!eighi'of'
hand performances. He exhibited one
night d, THE .Odd Fellows Ea!. a
tew weeks since, but on account OF
the wa:In weather the attendance wa
susi' and ne did not clear expenses
lie IL nov witunIt ineaDs, AMI a. ht
Is dtsirops OF returning to bNs native
e1Uniry has conceived the uovei schem,
,! raising suifl ient funds, hy soliciting
~ hs.rip.idl.A o; one cent from eacl
perse,., to p&y n,s passage lie refnses
70 accept amy hng but pennies, aud d
| he intends Il Cd a. residences L nu'
sn taid reldse q contribute IN" sWai
arloau III .sf.e IA. ,sisl accom- t!SA
p. iu2l. ri ait speaks sever lang Gag'.
lHieIty, T.. mastered III" iAg'.S
.augnaee beipre i-e came u ~
lrCu1frt
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THIR D EDITION.
carmen al.

Miss Laura i oseDh, who was visiting
friend, IL rhia city, has returned home'
Miss Hannah Wingate is spending a
vacation al l9wes, Del
Two grand concerts on the Second
Baptist moon light tomorrow night.
j. W. Il. Watson. cashier OF the Ma
;ioLa. Bank AZ NeWpo.:, has gone To
the Waite Mountains.
Mr. y. Joseph star.e.. for George
own 10 day in order TO pass few days
with his relatives IN sussex County,
James 7 Bird Esl., who is nearly
ninety wears OF are, - greatly pros
trated by Tho heat and the inhrmities
9 age.
Mrs Joseph 5 and Miss MARY
Wheeler, of thin oity, will start te-
morrow morning for ocean drove
where they propose spending couple
OF weeks away from the heated city
Court Crier Thomas I smith, with
partv Of triends, Is down the bay on the
Yacht Tive SarahB where they art
spen,!il tro week Il tshing and othei
spor;S
The foltowlnr WJ4mGpg, oniaDs art
repistereG at the Atlantic Hotel, Oceal
civ, Md: Mrg. !. Il. Wilson, child
and nurse, Miss May Wilson, Mist
Katie Wilson, Miss H. Shipley, |. c
Grubb, E.G., and &. l.. Atkinson.
Professor Harkrsss is soliciting sub
.cribers for hiH maga zinu, the publi
cation of which he will resume in
few weeks. He il meeting with excel
lent success, aud has obtained quite
number Of name1
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
GrneliX IN a,hlldrsu.

The screams Of child, as though 1t
was suffering terribly, attracted the
attention of the neighbors and pas sers
by on Front street above West, on Mon
day, and even annoyed those employed
in the office at Harlan K. Hollings
worrth's to such an extent that mau
was sent to the house TO see what was
the matter. 1t was ascertained that a
woman was cruelty beating one of her
children, and some of the neighbors
say that 1t is of almost daily occurrence.
When the man spoke to her about
treating her children in such cruel
manner, she cursed him roundly, and
as the screams OF the poor little suf-
ferer continued, word WAS telephoned
to police station and an officer sent u
the place.
When he arrived be was also cursed
and abused, and as he had no warran,
was powerless to enter the house and
arrest the virago. One ef the children Ii
| cripple, and the attention of Austin
Harrington, Esq has been called to tn,
| matter, and il there Is any further com
plant, he will have the inhuman moth
or prosecuted to the extent of the law
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Letter From Mil,town. Del.
-respondence OF the Republic


MILLTowS, July d, lsSi-Ml.i-
town, between Stanton and ths Mer.
maid, long known as one Of the hea Nh
lest spots in the STATE, maiutaius it's
enviable reputation, which the long
evity Of Its citizens attests pto within
a few days there were seven citizens
whose average ages reached 80 years.
Thomas Hunt, who died some days ago,
was s3 years old: George 2. Alcorn is
ST. Abram Chandler 81; Ann Levy 49,;
Mrs. X. Rubencame 10; Jacob Rdben-
came 73. and G. Jones 70 These seven
pcrsons reside in four dwellings. ls
there another place of the same size
that can dual this? We 90 not believe
there il, but Il there is let us know of it.
hut Notwithstanding our apparent
immunity from sickness and disease,
young DR.. Heisler Ball has just located
| in our midst. He is a son OF our es
ttemed citizen John Ball, and though
we said he had located, he has birth
right in the p ace, being born and raised
here. He was an honored graduate of
Delaware College, and later of the Z nj
versity of Pennsy ylvania, standing No.
ia a class Of l07, with an average oi
tt6 $40.
MilltowE o. so has little reputation
for berry culture, there having been moi
leas than 3 acres of strawb berries cultiva
| ted besides 8 acres OF other small fruit by
John Bal, who takes the lead In pomo
logy. These berries and truit are raiset
| in connection with other farming opera
tons, such a. dairying, trucking, etc.
Others engaged In raising berries art
| Reuben Ball, L. Jones, and Newton
| Chandler y Co., but berries and fruits
like wheat have suffered ir consequenc C
of the severe winter, there being onl!
from quarter 10 twGthirds OF d crop
THE wheat crop according to the thresh
mems report IL yielding from 10 to 2
bushels TO the acre, of abou. a No.
3lpna.!ty of wheat. The effects OF tn
d ldroutn is everywhere visible, the pas
{ lturc and the mown fields looking yer
much alike in appearance, conseque
, ly there il d large falling OH III mil
a and butter The advanced price !
q butter IN your markets is the result OF
ol Wa;er powers are being seriously n
o fected and streams are nearly as lo'
now at they generally are in Septem b,
% aud october, but Notwithstanding u
% apparent serious outlook, we are gu
= OF there ever being plenty, oecau
God says in His word, while the ear
. rei,ainetn, .oed time and harvest sha
moi co;ls.. MoIsE AMOS.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
IhrowiDg st0n es at Trains

O~lnR I" the habit Of boys tn owing
stones q; passing trains. frequently
window. Ast broker anc persons are
injured
Lasi Tnnrs.isy colored lad named
Charles Williams thre " stone at a
passing train a. Moortou. Del, which
went through a window and struck
Mrs, L. w Tomt'us0n of Philadelphia,
intiictiug a severe wound Gpon the back
OF her head, which rendered her uncou-
scious at the time.
On. Monday specla othcer Jones
went down To Moortou and arrested
Williams, and taxing him before
Squire Brown, Of Dover, he was com.
mitted to jail to answer IN default o
$500 bail for throwing at the train ant
1900 for assaUl: and battery on Mrs
Tomlin on,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Ihe Market.

The extreme heat had the t1sl;
causing people % do th1lf maiSstai
au early hour this morning, and
10 O'Clock many Of the 'a;usn
truckers were sold on, The dJ sa
or has eau 4ed an increase u lit Flc
Of almost everything, and ~ nl
rates were as follows Butte Sa
cents per pound eggs, 7 tcaslsp
dozen; potatoes, oto sah
peck tomatoes, % to ~ cenaalAlPa
corn, Is to - cents per dliai
plants, % cents each sqaa'as,
I cents each eucum beTs, c'l' 'pla
| |or 10 cents a doz N sting "a
10 ~ cents a half pe'S p'ss v
20 cents IA half peek onioa' ~
a half peck or ]! cents VI
lettuce, ! to ; cents pr head pss.'
to 30 cents a half peek apps
TO 10 cents pears, 1 u Il CelI NJ ~
peck: curranis, = cents a p1au. 4 s.1 h
| berries, 8 TO 10 cents 9laFi tu",, ~,
| berries, 5 to 10 cents al, 'xt' .',,
ries 10 to l. cents cherries " y "-s !,
unart watermelOhs, . 'v y, J,
zach; cAntloapts, ) to 10 t.l'' - =
beets, 5 eents banea apV'eSN :
q .nts n head,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Tn. Board er Health.

The regular meeting Of the board OF
Health was held last evening, with
President Bush In the chair.
Fifteen cases ofnuisance, previously
considered wero reported as having
been disposed OF as follows
Nire continued, two abated, one
iism lssed two ordered 20 be abated ,
aud one referred 70 comm ittee, con
sisting OF Messrs. Eeaste. Van Trump,
and GriInshlw
The Street Comm isslOne-' s attention
was ca led u the Gond tlon of the gut
Ter a. sixth and Freu streets.
The follow int reSu gtious, offered by
Dc. Gr.rsEAw wt:t unanimously
adoptet
Re. Owed ThAtH "a ers N oysters,
clans, anu crabs, are hereby directed
u renove IA Il shells aut refuse frcu
their prem ises during u, months o
June, jay, Angus: and Septem-
her.
Resolved That the executive othcer
are hereby directed TO notify a. desl
ers, above named OF the above resolu
ton, and that the said ttficers ar
directed &c visit eaot and every plac
where oysters, clans aud crabs ar
sold, aud report the state oi the same
and hethe; the terms 0! the abov
resolution have beer complied with.
Orders were drawn IL favor OF III
office boy for g. K. r. Frazer, :
cents Te eph0us Com Danv, SIC 20.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
n MnrtnIcsh usbnn d !.

a aXauder AsL, cnlore,i, haG Z. nLal
Aetr.ng unioze Jldge Cau ntus this
morning. on tEs charge q. InmIitlnR
;.u assauit and battery ol his wife, who
t,si he'd Lat h. ,lid not contribute any
.ii.ug toward the support of her or their
vo hl!Grer b'l; spent ali l.. earned
f0- eIu.
She sald tia. she was tlrtd o. work
ing hard 20 keeJ, him, and d.! no. IN
terd a. Lavo anything more q d. with
MIN Sh, claimed that even after she
i.it Kim aud ob;a.ued b place "a st-v!ct
he W3uId 10, iet her alone, b. watch
~. tor ne- IL she was gong and :ettEC'
ing,
lie ca tuea WAT he had < ven ne al
| the money he earned, ard wnen Ia
ha, no work t.ayed az no me and helpe'
hec ~ wast aud iron. The Judge ex
pressed the opinion that both were II
tau i, nt4 A. Alexander persisted i
Annoying n: Ii imposed tne ofS
land costs
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
edition,
Dots.

Go on the moon light tomorrow nlsht
Go on the moonl light to morrow nigh
Bachelor Bros. celebrated Key West
cigars at McCall's, Fifth and SIMPLIFY
Choice family coal under cover ut
Mills, Fourth and Railroad.
Chamois skins 6, 10 and 25 cents at
Fem Co. 8 druggists, Eighth street.
Gouloy's excursion to Mauch Chunk
and the Switchback on Thursday, sep
TEN Der 10th 1895.
Don't forget the moonlight TO he given
by the young men of Second Baptist TO-
morrow night. Grand vocal concert.
Fine toilet articles you will lind in
large variety at 302 King street, and at
reasonable prices. Taylor & Fullerton
Prof. CARRIER, of New Castle, is re-
ported to be looking for position IN
Philadelphia
Go on the moonlight excursion to-
morrow night on the steamer Brandy
wine.
Mayor Rhoads will welcome the
Ringgold Battery TO this city on the
occasion of their reunion OIL the I'm
of September.
L. 3. Marshal McMul.eL las been
notified by Attorney General Garland
of his suspension under the tern OF
office act.
| The picnic of the Delaware State
Grange at Rehoboth on Thursday and
Friday promises to be qnite well at
tended.
There Is no more pleasant pursative
than citrate of magnesia. That pre-
pared by j. K. Hartman, druggist al
Fifth and Poplar, is very superior
The jackson & Sharp Company IL
building pr rivaie car for Hon. Austin
Corbin, President of the Long Island
RAILROAD Company.
X. c. B. Vandyne, OF Marseiles
France, will lecture at Ezlon M. +
church on Friday evening OIL ah'
1" Colored Man Abroad.
Hartmann & FehIenbach, brewers
will apply through their attorney, j. Il
ISimms, Esq, to Judge Whitley on th'
tirst of August for an act OF inc0rpo'
lratiou.
Enjoy moonlight rid. on the ntia
ware river on the steamer Brandyw in
to morrow night. Boat "ill leave Fourtl
street wharf at o'clQcE. Cas- vii
meet the boat
Catharine, wife Of James l.. Price
ESQ, and sister of George {. Gordon
. Esu died on MONDAY evening, IN III
iii h year of her age. He: remains wi
be Inferred this ev, ming y; . a. to'E /!
the old Swedes' Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
F # 7 \ EDITION
Il =" "n,an Ahu,.,

SonA"inIt hetwer
sa sn'9 ,''ofn'ns q Isl n. ,,,., s.a o'a.os
q! va hn'r.Dog. ~ ',i'' sas lea
very SOUND "a: til. lnt,. ~ 1''' hot sis
@ fonEtL aad King s'.r+.. ~ so'is
lnah ana a woma,. F,,r tpr!Setl
sstion that took lat ;. ''u NE colvs
,Ho VIENNA mau, wha,ovei his .e.seas a+'s :. d
w woman n,, nigh: be t4ll hr, t.Va - "a y %
70 which she rep.id - !. 20 alor
Yes yo4 viii, s.,d IN. won't nl
''na won I, said the womaG, slaa' and :, no
quarrei was KEEP: W &. sa,ns auu ,,.i una
AT last the nan taok ''it Time
y woman. Saaa and after whiting lI'u ns. oil .,
q rev Zines threw he, .r'a. NC, a'9a1
huckster tat .es, ey .,len. 1e'um I".as Wy
body to keep b n iron / linz ,'' ~ s'n'
couple OF men coming dost +. lei'
site side of the stree; van ,lt Opp
oy a kind hearted ady lyok,nS rpI"Iea ao, !,
w.nooW to TO- go to the rescue w " y \
woinau. The woman too ann',,. la y.
the men started across. b., 'a" ~ y y
said the woman was a sela,ir, '-e "a ~
was taking her hau.e 'u4
This the woman aen.r' and .,a,
man was following It. aroDnS 1rs
evening, ant she va. a.,aid Y'4u Ss y.
(klIi her a fnlrr tb,a,:,.. =. w.
Massey, whs l.vcc opp s..e fra, =. :,
pistols shoIs in the ali, ,whicL .o,,- m !,
cd the Quarral,ng uar al wom,. M ,'i J,
they wen; Up King g!e.. and IL
Fifth JUS; in t.me je eecare ,hr ny, NJ
who were has;en.ns down n, 1 4,
attracted by TIT pistol SLo,. '''
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
DeRth OF David Guxtu,

David dustu- slo popla, ,,.,
we'll known barber, died ,lls uonll
q few minutes before : O'Clock. NJ
about ia years. He had teen ini.li,1
health tor several years pm, bg,b.,1
rapidly worse On Thursday E
attack of pleurisy, apd IL sp!,sd.l }
best medical skill be ooal,uva J
grow worse until he died.
Mr.. Gustus was born o. slsyemrI
on tle Western shore Of MARYLAND n
removed to this city abbl. lsN, Va
he became a leading barber He ND
mem ber OK nion Lodge Free and h
ceptcd Masons, als OF tie Gr,]
Lodge of the same ord e- and nd
Der OF Colored Odd Ft..cvs 4
was for many yearaa ealer aud Sml,
School Superintendent, Of The Aira
nion NJ. +. Church, Fi-4cl ,i,
above Eighth.
Mr.. Gustus was mat 4, aaI
tho average III Intelligence ann
his race, and naturally came L 1
front in every measure OF reform ]
was set on foot tJr their benefit 4
counsels were safe, aud genal
lsought after. He .eaves a wlh
no children, though there are Y
whom he has raise, who we.e 70 i
as his own.
| The death OF Mr.. Gaslls vi.
severely fels amongs, the oe,1' ia
Iof the colored people, AMI % The 4
humber OF the citizens in ssia
with whom he was acqla.n'd,
lnews OF his death vii. De- ;eCeIvvi VI
1.-The most profound regret. Dle rSi
win be given Of the funera..
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
NhvAF~nrk.

Life is too short to waste either IN idie-
ness or overwork. Some men work 100
little. and lose their health by inacti'
witty by the lack of sufficient exer-
tions to keep the body in good condi-
ton. Others ruin their constitution
by overwork; and among this class are
the thrifty buisness men who, IN their
prosperous career, are making money
80 rapidly that they beRrudge the time
for a little necessary recreation All
their lives are spent in devising way
and means TO increase their store oi
this worlds goods and thus from year
TO year they 70 on, the waste ol
strength and vitality being 30 gradua
and impercept,ble to themselves tha
are unmindful OF it until II is toe
| late for diversion 10 effect any per
manent improvement. Then, utterl,
worn out. they withdraw from activ'
business for few weeks or moGthi
and learn to their sorrow that the!
have deferred the p riod Of snioynen
too long
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
wou., be smut out Of n New york.

Toe Philadelphia Times on Tuesday /
said This alliance betw cen the New
York Central and the Pennsylvania Is
made without con sulting the interests
OF the Reading people st all, and the
Reading system will ultimately become
% mere dept ndeucy Of the Penusy wanna.
The alliance also means bitter war
against the Baltimore aud Ohio. 1t
means that if the Baltimore and Ohio
ever gets 10 New York it will be over
its own tracks. Mr.. Nanderbilts inter-
est in the Reading and Jersey Central
are sun cient TO control the policy OF
these roads. And they will be con.
trolled in the interest OF the alliance.
The Baltimore Sun, in noticing the
above says A friend of the Balti-
more * ohio, who could speak by
authority probably, but who declined
to have his u:terances &c considered,
said These atatements about shut.
lt:ng the Baltimore y Ohio ont OF New
YorK have been heard of for some time,
and 1t may be taken for granted that
there are always some persons con-
nected with the company who knew
more about them than the on tside pub
lie can find out.
All probable contingen oes were TAX en-
long ago, and it can as certainly be said
now that the Baltimore and ohio will
get to New York as il was said veal
ago that the line would go into Pnila
ldelphia. The construction operations
are going on without interruption.
The report has gained currency thati
will cost the Baltimore and Ohio g. 600,
loco to get into Philadelphia. The fac
IL, it will not cost half that much, bu
the s., ,000, 900 have nevertheless grown
to 81 0, 900, 600 as the story travels, an'
no doubt has not yet done gro wing.
The Baltimore and Ohio can anC
will get line u New York as cheal
as any other company could, and 1t
managers are mainly interested III car
rying out the policy of the company
II has the money 10 build the line I
Philadelphia, AMI its creii; Is not ex
bausted yet.
1t Is not proposed 10 make New lorl
tho a!limportant termina IN the Belt
mere aud Ohio system, a. the othe
> trunk lines have done But the cornpan
wants to extend its lines ~ Phiiade
!, phia and New York. and 10 get a shar
OF the tratfc between those cities an
D Baltimore, Washington and the Wes
IL is not jealous ot its ompcti,or,
and is not buyiug or selling roads
shut them out anywhere. But the Balt
y more q Ohio VIII get 10 New Iori
and il vii! no, water share of i
y stock or impair it's solsency in ge'tit
There. The Baltimore and OhiO wi
Il live longer than NJ. Vanderbilt or u
d managers 1T the Pennsy vanis Railro.l
| Company.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
A ain Undera . writ.

The i'll fated barge South America
was again seized by United States Mar
shall McMullin yesterday, on writ
issued at the instance of the owners OF
the tug Jupiter, to recover $500 for ser
vices in towing the vessel to the Della
ware Break water and back to this city.
The barge Is now laying at the
wharves of the jackson & Sharp Com
pany, where she has been repaired. A
quantity of machinery belonging u
Andrews & Locke, the lessees, was aist
seized on the same writ.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Idle ROnaterO.

We sometimes hear man tosst OF
never having known fear; but II is an
Id Ia vaunt. II cannot be true; but, II
it were, it wonld bespeak him iess.
not more, manly. One OF the bravest
soldiers con t. ssed TO having felt toTtures
of fear in his first battle; yet he swerv-
Ell not an inch, and his comrades
thought him utterly fearless His
courage kept him firm in the pat oi
duty, despite his fears.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Educe,.on aud sa,t,, alton.

Vice seizss ho,t nc; o! the pa,s,ona'e
no much as OF the cole and vacant
mind. On thIa accom- edncation
and cultivation az" to be locked 10 a.
potent rene lies. The trus strategy 10
attacking aLy vice in Dv putting il a
virtue to cC1ntela". ;.-;n attacking
any evil IL ought, D. plttiny III 4 good
thought 10 mot Il. Tuus man ia hit
Ell into a llgbe gate - to.Ls, ana his
old slough lail5 off b 81.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Au naLFuk e..

Liuco Merr,hew, residing VIII
ronas X iair, naac NJ o~r, Del, WAS
prostrs,t~d ny the h.a' yesterday whil"
IceinR corn. SoveTa persons who saw
him IA! ran 10 him ;-n! supported Tim
until tne arrival ~ JIil"l ,ltr Ba.l, who
NOON s,l, c-.ilcd " ~ ng!i ( The young
wan 10 consciousness.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Injustice ChiIdren

In the little world in which children
have their existence, whosoever brings
them up, there is nothing 40 finely per
celved ana 30 tiuely felt as injustice. 1t
may be only small injustice that the
child can be exposed TO nevertheless
be is keenly alive u what IL right and
fair, however limited his domain.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Treius Far ttte Races

Trains viii leave Third stree bri &c
,7yertbe Wilmington ~ NUrthnrn l;aI
road, every 20 minutes t1-mCrc'T sitter
poon for Ha7sl DaU D:.viug Park ,Com
rnencing at II 80 and continuing an't
an IN. They viii commence To rriuct
at 5p.n., and the fare for tLe rouut
trin il only 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Fight Y es,eraay Auernoon.

Yesterday afternoon two men, both o.
whom were under the influence OF liquor
engaged in q fight at Front and Monroe
streets, when one Of them picked up q
brick and threw 1t at the other, striking
him on the head and iLtiicting a severe
cash. The injured man was taken tc
the gas house. where his wound ~at
uressed
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
A I.ola3 Drive.

Joha b.s', oi thu nrm oiJohn Best *.
son. sieam engine bpilGe;s 1T bAurts
ter, Pa, IA pay ing tnl- ei'y brief wit
n q ieit Lancaster teV days s'pce il
h il carriage. and drove o. easy age
70 this city. He vii return hOus l.,
another rot.te, and aboI. one week WI
be cou suIned n The tri,.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
n-.,ayd,
uox. IN n Pear Orcnafu'

on Sunday las; a nune' ,.,o e5a}
ragged looking hoys calne l'Ul ..,Ss. m
bank ), and possibly iFo@ I'D. '% 'ia,ojd
The stream aud va'a'el ave; ,AT R,s1
than Rhoads pear oreli'@ a. 7ts d
street and Sh. ltre, ave .'aei ~, MI /,
were we're uog l.pe, ~ ta.' ,i'd j.. a'' 4
,hem I.u from kuo,S.ng dew 'a' u
ones all tn. sam" ,,.a aso d
the orchard, and before n' !, Nnou N tA.,
70 nea est t of the trees and g. away !. ~ \,
thew Ii w. were caught, an. ie9s A.. sslS sSsStsu
upon upon 10 have We S sht one OF WOO nj b.
So1'n S"t he DIRE dreaded the noise it ..irs s.as m N
ouS oui Ie lee abuse he woad es Iess''r S,t,i NJ
the the dpar ia little Innoesn: ,isi is-0s' y lss,l
and perhaps have 70 s''D
for ~ assault aud battery 80, in u
one ,at d, thp he is' his hat btasG' s.sa 10
e.n ,,.n'6 be- had by e4l4lns s1 31 'hv ssraal4 s
WIN who ca caused the STAN prie, = .ans S b
| 4. m may seem, ho"ess', u ,ls sss..rsrIay. tel
ware back in the oiCpae
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Accidentally Drowned.

Coroner Smitt went 10 odessa yes'er :.
,iay, TO investigate 'he death Of hlehard
Henry, who waa dro" heI NJ tht' P.a'e
ast Saturday tteE hearing tho
,atan,ents of Witnesses ct the affair the
Coroner gave Ii certificate OF accidental
drowning.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Hair lutt1ug,

Parker, at No.l03 East Second street,
is prepared to cut children's hair in the
ID ost fashionable and expeditions man
ner. Mothers should send their little
ones to him and have him shear of
their extra locks.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22

The steamer Brandyw!ne NAT "a hur-
ricane deck. and the moon vii! be IN
good condition to- morrow night. Both
combined make the young mems ex.
cur.ioI an assured success. Two grand
LrOnc erts.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Funeral Services.

The funeral services of Mrs. James r.
Price will be held at the Old S~ede' b
church at 8 o'clock this evening, and
cordia invitation is extended TO the re-
latives and friends 10 attend. There
will not be any service at the house.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
A Aaxere Aniiction.

Yesterday morning, while oihcor Nc
Ilhenny was attending the funeral of
his aged father, his infant ron died. The
child had been sick for several days,
hut its death was no. looked for.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
Tae w eSshev .

morrow promises 10 be siiRhtly
cooler witt ioeal showers in some .uca
tiops
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22
DEATHS.

DhLLI-On July 10th, OF paralysis Jame =
Daley, aged NJ years.
Relatives and friends are cordially invited
30 attend the funeral nom the restdeooe OF
hi; son, James r. Daley, No. 7l2 Walnut
street On Thurs lay morning, July %. at q
O'Clock. Mass at 81 Mary's church. Inter
men; at Odd Cathedral cemetery.
BUSH-On the 18th ins.., Gertrude Narga
re-, daughter Of Henry and the late Mag
gie Bush. aged mouths and days
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22

Col. Eidgeway, commander OF the
Afghan boundary commission, IN Sazet.
ted knight commander OF the SIar OF
India.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-22

AT Monmouth Park, yestelliay, the
winners were Beaconsield, Sdranac, 81.
Augustine, Lynne, Swift and Marshall.