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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

CINCINNATI, October lS.-The En-.
quirer claims the state and legisla.
ture.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Special display of novelties in
silks and dress goods at our opening
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday,
October 10Th, 10th aud 2ist.
SANGER BRos,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

have just opened up q first-class
grocery store in connection with the
Farmers House, aud respectfully
solicit the patronage Of the public.
w. WoRTHAM.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Read and forget not fuckers col
umn ad.-@Lion Drug Storer-his
"sinple remedies the people DO tako.
and attest daily Of their merit.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Prescriptions aud family recipes are
now In order. Take them 10 w. l.
fuckers sIion Drug Store.p Wall
have the best attention day or night.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Grand opening Monday. Tuesday
and "Wednesday, October 18th, 10th
and 2ist at Sl>NoxE BROS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Ifyou want nice bed-lounge 20
TO w. n. MARTIN 4 BIO.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Hawkes. patent spring eye glasse
at W. ii. Cook & Co.'S
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Is the name of the most comfort
able make of child's hoes, for sale In
all styles and sizes, at Levine Bros
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. German Corn Remover kill
sorns and bunions.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Look at the new styles and bar
gains Ia clothing at b. Haber.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Colgate's violet and carlmeu bou
quet water At II. Behren's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

The largest assortment OF Pear
and Colgate's soaps at II. Behren's.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14

Rich pArioF quits Just received a
W. 7. MAEEIN Y BHo.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-10-14
SANGER BROTHERS.
Everything has an Ending

A., ve feel pleased Building
Apu nepared Ito
nv with s many improvements n
NEWEST NOVELTIES have received in the
many carry u % o
successfully we have naugurated
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
The Dang hters OF Liberty.

Last at1rday night National Couu
cillor X. s. John son, of Brooklyn, y.
Y, instituted Washington Council No
l Daughters Of Liberty. Tlis IL a new
order, and is branch OF the American
Mechanics; any American lady can be-
come member, but man must be b
member of the o. L. A. NJ, or the
Junior o. q. A NJ. before he is eligi-
BILE.
The following officers were elected
and installed:
Councillor, Mary A. Baker; Assistant
Councillor, Alice A. Clayton; Vice
Councillor, Il. A. Slower A-sociat,
Vice Councillor, Susie Little Recording
Secretary, A. NJ. Goodwin; Associate
Secretary. Susie Bryant; Financial
Secretary, W. j. Little; Treasurer 81
Z. Lewis: Matron, salli- + NO q;
Guide, NJ. l.. Wrightir to- l. f.,
James Crahbe; l. G., e. 7 Ksyuoidt
. G., j. H. Moore; LIST o~ut, james
Iowrey;2nd Sent, g Rice; 81 Ssut u
Ward; 4th sent, NJ, Z. Hutton - putty
National Councillor, 4. NJ & tua .,iu.
The new Council STAR y, . ~ mean
oers, and COMMITTEES was aDppolnGed
TO procure hall.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
I HIRD EDITION,
The b 4 Oss Entrance TO PhiIsdel.
DhtA


The Philadelphia Press says: The
Baltimore and Ohio will enter Philadel-
phia before the end of the year. To do
80 IL must send its trains over sas
Schuylkill River, East Side Line. tbs
latter corporation has not let laid q
foot Of track, but has Obtained nearly
the entire right Of way along the wharf
line of the Schuylkiil river. A bridge
must also be built below Gray's Ferry,
and Tire Port Wardens have already
agreed to this. A prominent member
of Councils said yesterday: 1--WE will
agree to bridge 1000 feet below the
present one atGray's Ferry, and 30 built
as to allow the passage of vessels, but
any crossings at the grade OF the rail
road tracks will be fought to the death.
That is practically our ultimatun."
To overcome this decided stand of
Councils, the Baltimore and Ohio has
caused to be introduced in the Lower
House Of the Legislature a bill supple
mental to the general railroad act OF
1873. In 1t is provided that any rail.
road organized under the act can &c
into any city and take any property by
right of eminent domain, locating its
road without the consent of Councils or
other authorities OF tho cities in ques-
ton. Furthermore, the same rost lie
authorized to issue bonds to the extent
Of its stock for the completion OF its
track. Should snch a bill pass, the
Baltimore and OHIO, or any other road
has the city of Philadelphia at its mercy.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
TheCanaaian War.

a despatch received III Wir;nprs
yesterday from Battlefori, said:
courier scout, just in trom Prince
Albert. reports seeing three hundred
Indians, many mounted, at point of
woods on the Swift Current trail,
twenty miles south of here. H. touud
large deposits of supplies on the Indian
reserve Everything is unchanged
here awaiting troops" A Clark's
Crossing despatch OF Saturday night
says The Bsttleford garrison can
hold out till the arrival of troops, should
the Fort Pitt Indians not reach there.
The lndlaa programme is to tase Fort
Pitt and then concentrate for an attack
on Bait eford. The health of the garri.
son is fairly good. There is but little
sickness one death, child, ami two
births having occurred since the people
were shut in the barracks" 1t was
rumnred in Winnipeg last night that
the Nin"tleth Battalion had a skirmist
with Riel's force near Hum bolt, and
that ~ men WIRE killed. There is nc
confirmation of the report,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
Asummary Ejec,mens

Last Saturday evening about o o.
clock there " a, considerable excitemen
occa-ioned on Market street, by the
snmmarv eiectment of a woman named
Mrs. Gleason, from The prem lses NO.
4p3 Market street. :, hich ste had occu'
MED for week rs sn'iJllng gallery.
TIE Ia was seen during he evening
by a reporter Of the REPUBLICAN,, and
she gave the following statement:
am lone woman depending on my
|own-exertions for support, and have two
|ch:idren depending on me. came 70
this city abolt 10 days since for the
purpose Of opening shoodns gailery.
=" In looking around Tor a suitable
place, found this store on Market
street, and learned that Head ~ 20,
were the agents for the property. l
called upon them and saw Mr.. sutton,
" no / learned had charge OF the renting
of il, and he Informed me that ne mad
rented 1t 10 a man named Mills Tor
shoe store, and he had since rented
another place, but he intended to hold
him responsible for the rent. l learn
Ell Mr.. Mills was in Philadelphia. aud
went TO his place of business ~ No 4l5
Spruce street in that ely
+" He told me that ~ far as he was
concerned could have the place. as be
had rented another place on Fourth
street near Market, in this city, and dii
not intend TO occupy 1t, neither did lie
consider himself responsible for the
rent. | theu returned TO this city and
reported the result 10 Mr.. sutton,
W hen he said l could have the use OF
the store room until Mr.. Mills wanted
it, and gave me the key. l took ont
license 10 carry on the place md
bought about g. worth OF boards to Mt
it up.
A carpenter was employed, ard on
Saturday the 4th, during Friday night
the paddock on the front door was
tempered with, and in the morning
was unable TO unlock il. I sent for a
iocksmith who took IL of ana carried
1t away for repairs. In the afternoon
q constable came in, and informed Inc
that he had warrant for my arrest
on charge OF trespass. and accom-
panied him 70 Squire BvTto.et''s office,
but not having any way OF locking the
door, merely closoiit and lett tho place
unfasieDed."
al was at the Squire's flee fully az
hour, waiting tor Mr.. Sutton, and when
he came lie did not seem disposed to
press the case, and was discharged |
told him that a. Saturday was my last
night, | would Ike to KEEP the place
open, hut would move out on Monday
and pay him whatever REM was due
He did not say anything 20 this. aud ]
returned 10 the store, hut wha- was
my surprise 70 ind my targets, pistols
aud in fact every thing belonging 20 me
thrown our in the street and the door
faste TN d with "A new paddock.
Oue Of my pistols that coei S!5,and
a tandke rchlef containing a. 30 in
small change which had left IL, the
place, are missing. and I Il Mt know
v hat has becOme of thrIn, nj suppose
some one picked them up and carried
them sway. cont know what 10 do,
a. am "A perfect stran ger in this city,
but don't think thai ! have been
treated fairly or with justice.
While making tie above statement
Mrs Gleason frequently broke down
and the tears flowed freely, IL is not
known what course she intends ia
pursue In the matter, but II is probable
she will institute q suit for d maycs.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

On last Thursday night two negroes
called at the farmhouse Of VIM. A. raj
mer, on the Rappahannock river, In
Middlesex County, Virginia, and told
him that his aunt, living Ave miles dis.
tant, Was Ill and desired to Zee him.
Mr.. Palmer started toward the stable TO
get his horse when the negroes knocked
him senss less with q club. After tax.
ing tl65 from his pocket they carried
him into the house and set fire to the
building. A younger brother, who was
sleeping was awakened by smoke, and
ran down stairs. Near the door he
fell over his brother and dragged him
from the house. The building was de.
stroyed. The ASSISTANTS are unknown
At Muncie, Indiana, on Thursday
night, the wife Of William Brucknei
rushed into neighbours house violently
sick and said her husband had poisoned
her. she died in great agony on Fri
day evening, after saying that her hus
band he'd given her coffee with poison
in IL. Her husband denied her story
saying that she made the coffee and
drank II offering him some. He &C
knowledsed that he hal fierce
quarrel with her upon al accusation
by her that be had been unfaithful.
John Irwin started a variety show In
connection with his saloon, IN Lynch
burg, Virginia, short time ago, and
employed an actress named Lottie Lee
tom Baltimore. A younger brother OF
the proprietor married the woman,
~Lioh iispleased Irwin, and 1t is said
tie couple were treated with harshness
By tue family. On Saturday night the
bride attempted suicide by swallowing
hite lead. and II Is thought she vii!
die.
Hirnan Fouiks, an elderly bachelor,
who lived alone on "a farm ucar hide
pendence. Kansas, was murdered Friday
night, by some unknown persons. Hi
body v as thrown into we'll and til,
house was ransacked. A bag wa,
found couc-aled on Foulks' person con
tanning 81 200
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

Last Saturday att r:"or (. nsta-
bles, armed with lar III : ,arrant
Tor rent due for premises Aticb 4 party
had vacated few weeks ago. vent to
the house now occupied by them over
Eleventh street bridge for The purpose
of making levy. They rapned At the
door until they were tired, aud finding
that no one answer d their summons,
raised the window aud eff-cte-i an en-
trance in that way. just as they had
completed survey Of the surround
ings, the wuiuaa who occupied the
house came In, and upon learning their
business tIi'r'd them cut. Thcy
seemed 10 thil-l: tii- "a good Ike on her
part, aud augb.d AZ v but ohe stepped
10 the door aiI -. F., ~ rc-iniorce-
menIs. IN III BE; ut big Innscular
woman, VITO rr-!i,s Ia the vicinity.
The two crn1utlutd active operations
against the invader-, Que Of thetn taking
a kettle of fuilipg ~a;er and The other
a club The colsiables made A Gallant
| Resistance, bat the hot water ami heavy
club was too much for them, and they
| were com pei31 to beat "a retreat amid
| the yells of the crowd that had col
| lected on tue street. That particula
locality is evidently u bad place II
which to execute a landlords warrant
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
DEATHS.

ID lGGAkT-On the 18th inst, Eliza beth A.
Dos CART in the <9th year Of her age
kolstives and friends are respectfully IN.
vited TO attend the funeral, on wednesday
afternoon. tho 18th inst, from her late resi-
denee, No, lll3 West Second street Servi
ces at the house at ,. N. lnterment At
Riverview cemetery.
BACKAUS-On the nth inst. Margaret. wife
Funeral from her husband re Idence 81
West Fourth street. on Tuesday. l4th inst. at
Q clock Interment at Mt.Saiem cemetery.
PlEFCf-t Il ihe 1itn Inst, -. n esley Pierce.
IN the o4th year o his hge.
Relative and frleuts are respectfully
invited u aiteud the luusrat from his late
residence, GO Spruce t'Fest, ON Tuesd y.
Apul ljth, 10 leave the b. use at II &C ocx
lntermsnt At t-tnel NJ T. cemetery Brardy-
vine Hundred.
UENNEi-lu this city, on the u b Inst
heoiore J. lenEey, aged a. Years
helative- AID friends are respectfully In.
yiied u attend Ii funeral from hi- late resi-
d.nce, an Beacp street tear Frankiin, On
Mednest'v r-0rrUuu, at O'Clock, - pro-
ceed TO kiv-ry7e- eco etery. Philadelphia
and 1rer ~ pspe Ylease copy.
De res husb- tho has lefus
ANT ny 'os- ~ dee, tel;
1t Is God VIII toat 10th re en- u,
He can al our sIrrcSs heal.
Done, hut not tors item"
WcODINGIS n N the l2th Of April
Mary T. wife las, Wood ngtoD, d lighter
Of Mary laws. aged IS years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully in,
vited 20 attend the funeral from the residence
OF her mother, sli Poplar street, o. Wedne-.
DAY al u. IN lnterDent ut old Swedes
cemetery. Philadelphia papers copy.
God has called our darling Mary
To his bris ht ami loyou, home,
And although our hearts are breaking,
She is singing round Gods throne.
Had you but the power 70 vie- her,
Clothed IN robes that ANGELS weai
No~ she is with her little children,
Praising Ciod so sweetly there
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
Base Hall.

Duulap ami Schaffer, two blacklist
players, will probably be eligible 10
play ia the 81. Louis League team by a
small vote
The report that the Metropolitan club
would disband is denied.
The Cap nine are organized for the
coming season, with the following play
ers !: r Rodgers, C; w. Harper, p
W. Nick night, = G.. Weld, l b G.
Dugan, b j. Sheridan, b; S. Pierce,
If; j. Mern, C f; g. Houghey, f.
Ali challenges sent to SOB Madison
street will receive prompt attention.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
meeting OfCOrpoy.,.

The Ferris reform schoo, co,,.
WIZ hold a meeting in the .e,,r p ~ 8
OF the Opera House on WJ sN
next, April 10Th, at . 20 90 o,S 'as
are hfiy.one oorporators and ~
that all will be present. The NJ" nn,, %
OF the meeting is to fully o,, r,ps 1
institution and appoint u,s,,.,
has already been stated IN The sr,.5
LICAN that the proper;y kns.
Woodside, once ow ned AMI u'cnI.]
the late Samuel Candy, and ,i,s ,,a
by X. B.Osborne, has been rbo.s, y
which TO locate the sehooi, /, y y
sanity and eligibly located m A..
leading from the city to lLe p,,,j
wine Springs and was bought ir~ \
heirs of the late PLllp Qu,, AZ i, ;
owner. The late John Frr,. ~
munificent bequeo, to found ,b.i,
tuition, which now AMOUR, IA H.
$4,000.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
Tue Central American Trouble.

A telegram ON La L.bertad, dated
the IGN Inst, says that a treaty OF
peace has been signed between the Gov.
ernmeuts of San Salvador aud Hondur.
as, and the lat has joiuei the alliance
against Guatemala. he allied armies
are auvst err ~ he o'ty % Guatema.a
"and are -se-sSheIe welcomed by Tie
populsce." i,is said thai many Of II {
dis andei Guatema an troops are join,
ing the aiiie.
Senior De P-ralta, the Costa Ricar
Munster al Washington, has receiveC
a despatch from the Costa Rican Minis
tor at the Cry II Mexico saying thai
"ihe Central Aiueric.I. tIouble IL set
tleo.' NJ details are given,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
Tne Fish Troubie

The old trouble in rftS'u "hs|
maud of Delaware tor n "a ,,nd
persons not citizens a i, p '5.,.,sa
fish 'I In the waters Of Dai = is
al d Bay below Pe,hts t,os ti1
revived, persons p" no ~ p.laslsI
sey shore claiming lha ia corirds1
not the right TO exercise c !. ',isjrs|
side of the river. pelawa .I'. IA ~
from the provisions OF 'nu Abs1
William Penn. Governor .cilontl
matter,
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
I H EDITION
NeSieeting li.rr.,

Last week Austin Ba,,,,
o. the Society for the 4ips,,istol, o..
ot,n,ei'y to Children, had t tssSeaiia
called called to a case over 'f Elt us .a,islas
D,ridge, In which it was "Ia,'l ras|
1ttie girl ID years Of az A,'aed ~,
SSoSsdIrey, was ill-treated +, IIsasd Cal
Ellen Godfrey. Upon y ~, aei nS'is
the case he ascertaiied ,t la,s'.,,,'laaS|
was SICK, and that the n ' r,i Toe I'D
d ~ to the use Of lnIoxic ,,,si ssl|
ne tried to induce her Ia =, llqanI
DO sent to the almshonse i1 ~ , ls siAl|
a and. upon her refusal, bs ID , aea'ss
Issued for her arrest. n y . slns
heard before Judge Cummit'e.c se VI
urusy afternoon, AMI the sae ,' ATTN
cd were clearly ,s,sh';.ssc ts
Judge said he did not wi.h ,
hne ON the mother, and S 'r - ,npes,
II she would consent to L,,4t ast's
taken care of by the soc;,'I latsl
after some hesitation .he ,s, y, w =
ana II was taken to tho na@a
Friendless Children. none
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
Skating Rink Run by aPreaca.r

A dispatch from New York says Rev
Ed ID. Kelsey, % toe Seventh pcs
byterian Church, runs roller skating
rink next door to his church 4 foy
In his employ charged Margaret Welsh,
IL years old, with having concealed -
pair OF skates under her skirts The
young woman was searched, and al
though DO skates were found, she . ar
looked up all night in the station house
on Mr.. Kelsey's charge of petit larceny.
Police Justice German refused to receiy e
the complaint on the evidence yester-
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
When 1t Was a Sin TO Kiss One.
Wife

Moses Wheeler, an aged resident of
Birmingham, died Wednesday in the
same chair in which his father and
grandfather died. The great-great-
grandfather of the deceased during his
lifetime paid visit to England, the
home of his childhood, an event in
those days of several months duration.
Returning home on the Sabbath day he,
with force and arms of evil example
and against the law made and provided,
kissed his wife at the door Of his cot
tage and was actually expelled from
two of the colonies therefor.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

NEW CASTLE, April 12,-John Ken
nedy, Waterman of the glass works was
pronounced dead last Thursday night
after lingering illness, and prepare
lions for the funeral were made The
barber who shaved the supposed corpse
cut the chm slightly and when the rel a.
yves or the deceased were kissing the
face just before the hour fixed for the
funeral yesterday blood flowed freely
from the cut. The body was then
found II be warm in several places and
some of the doctors say Kennedy il
alive. The fingers are as flexible as
those of living pereons.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

In the U. s. District COunNCa,
nooga on Saturday a coortd mn |
had been elected from a ftsitsi
on the Western aud Atlantic gr1
by two passengers, he having y
the request of the conductor iop1
another car, recovered judi intnliaII
the road for S2ll The JGtsAl1
charge, said the road was caufAl
furnish az good cars for cOff0'F]
as for other first class passtHidI,
that n special car for negroes sN;|
as exclusive as that for ilIs'ClS'1
passengers.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
attended ChureDc, T.,

On Sunday morning911 'y 1E;sss !
l, knights OF the uo' eaa,Ie., W
members of other css. N, 3 n
divine srvice at Asba bur yb W. ,hs 1.
and listened to a serlnor Tho sss]
Rev W. L. 8. Murray, aw'nurprssba1
his text, +" ! am the IA an -
sermon m'ru, that was attea ,;pH' To-
by the large congreeSs;, a. KnIsbr
q large number Of 81 made de- : 81
tendance and they
DearanCe.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

j. Henry Shaw, a member olh1
nois House OF kepresrutall'a,
Cross County, was found deal ~
a hotel in Springfield Hines y
afternoon. lie hal been slllnse1l
the whole session, and his draa'
third during the present ssss.
was a i" straight cut Deu' ln'
death will probably prevent 'll. .
upon the L. S. Sehatofshlp qas'-
twenty more days at least, sad ~
the House a tie upon an! y.
which may be construed inN u
Jenna
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

Charles LoNrey, alias William Haines
Frank McCram, alias Big Frank, -
Morr,so !. Mike Blake, alias "Oa'e,"
alias Tlcmas kirkwin, John Love,
alias jan IS Wills, aru George n abe
alia1 Earl, alias Harry Thorne, ALLEGED
TO b' five of the most desperate crirai.
mails IN the country, we're taken 10
Philadelphia on Saturday and
ioc ged in the Eastern Penitentiary.
Big Frank alluded to iu the above
paragraph was imprisoned in New
Castle Jail for attempting 10 rob the
Della ware bank, Sixth and Market
fart et,, some years ago, and broke jail
ard csc sped.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

Charles Schmidt, aged is years struch
his father with an axe on Sunday a
their home. No. 237 Market street
Philadelphia, infii3ting painful bu'
IL is thought not dangerous
wounds. The father was removed
to the Pennsylvania hospital. The
cause OF the assault was that the
father threatened 10 kill his wife and
three other children, and Charles struck
him ia self defense.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
A Leap for Liberty.

william H. browning. who was being
taken to West Chester to answer the charge
OF bigamy, while under the guard Of Deputy
Sherlffs Hooper and Baker, Of Chester
County, Pa, iumpe< head foremost from the
Pacific express, which left Rev York II 8
o'cloek Saturday evening while IL ain
WASH running at the rate ~ - miles az rouf,
near Worthwhile. N. J. The prisoner was
bar ,utied, and his escape wa miraculous.
lie has been hunted fol, but u tuIs writing
as made good his leap Tor liberty.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

During the week ending
Saturday there were Il p',, ~ ~
ages and 10 deaths reported " N
Frazer as having occurred u IA M
d uring the past week, agllp Nh
for the corresponding week o. y M M
The cause of deaths were y IN VI n
Consumption aud genera. u' III
each heart disease sCu.a a.
alcoholism, apoplexy, ao'.e .s,r, \
dropsy, hsnoi'l nsS,1|
scrofula, inapition, old age P''''
and nn,umOnia, ] tach.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13

This morning horse ~ .ached to a
wagon belonging TO ~ rye f. Hodges,
up9ois,ereI q. no. S5ipley street,
TOOK iright at ,urth and LON bard
strte,* ana s''t ed up Fourth street at
rSPiu ,a IL collided with a -four
ana le's. asou belonging to K. Grit
n.h, a. broke the shafts. AT Fourth
AMY .nge streets the animal, in attempt
IT, K 70 turn. fell down and was csptur'
ed. The runaway horse received q severe
cut OH one of it's front legs, and came
very near running over woman
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
-
RlpurO.Y neum0nIR.

Three cows belonging to Joseph Tat
nall, stabbed at No. 1903 Market street,
Ninth ward, have been attacked with
pleuro- pneumonia. They have 70 con.
neciion with the Ta,uall dairy, and
were kept solely for private uso They
have been quarantined, and will be ill.,
oculated by DIR Rowland as soon as the
proper virns can be obtained.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
GOOD Fellows Entersainme nt

Tomorrow ever ing The Order OF Good
Fellows VIII give q grand entertain.
ment in the G-fnan hall, sixth street
near Walnut, or which the joint com.
mittee have arranged an intereat IN &
program, consisting of addresses, vocal
anu Instrumental muse, readings and
Rotations. There will not be any
charge for adm ssioD, which will be by
tickets, that can 10 Obtained of mem
bers
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
In Bad Cond,tiOr

The bank of the city mill race is il
a very bad condition. The late food,
have torn away a considerable portion
OF rhe bank in several places, and whsr'
there was formerly passsble foot wa,
the bank is now almost impsssable
No doubt the water department intend
to repair the bank before long, and i
cannot be doue too soou.
Daily Republican., 1885-04-13
FreitnghOysen Dying.

Ex-Secretary Frelinghuysen is lying
at his house in Newark, New Jersey,
very low, At 11.30 O'Clock on Sunday
physicians, said he was gradually sink
ing and was likely to die at any time.
He may, however, last over to-day.