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Catholic missionaries iu German
loniesl The naombers az me
party sccnas Prince Bismarck q,
tho religious queatlou involved
AID threaten to voie solidlv aca;nst
all eredi,s asked hy the gaverpwsnt
for IT. colonial enterprisea In the navsl
unxet OF uniess unconditional
equality OF Catholic missions with
those nndes Protestant auspices 10
guaranteed bstre hand.
SIR o. TupPRR,
CanaHiau tnisister Of agriculture, has
secured large increase of the epace
allowed 70 the Dominion IL ths Colo
nial cxafsstinn building. II il now
taoueht that Canada will excel all the
British dcpender cles In both the num-
Der and quality Of the exhibits, and
shame even India,
MUsURUs rAsHA,
who was rsilevel BY ,hs porte the
other day OF his position az rurktsn
mieister to the court or St. Jam u, has
literary tsstes and aspiration. He naa
been engaged some tim. gu a transla-
ton Of I'D snte's Paradise'' 10 modern
Greek. He will dsv0'a his on.
forced leisure to u cnmpletion az
this work There are we'll grounded
rumOrs ah,st among those wno know
something Of the OK x-mintsters habits,
that he has bsen keeping diary of tue
past 10 years 1t IL not all unltkelv
that thts diary vii. presently see the
light, and much curiosity Ia felt to pse
what kind OF fgura London iife aud
men may cut In the pages Of the note
taking Turk.
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sSaiast $2l 81 90 'ast wsek. -
have also oeen ssronx and edvznG55S
shruuVhaut the Waek. oknsoia atlv
scme Of the issues that arS sslune -
There va qlitp Z reaction II ~
stnck market trdkS, ao00mnonlod ~
loss activity, although IL CANNOT -
sAsu tnne = business yh'Dh o0von
6IS,O0 shares u quiet market. OS5F
1NVu eheyea WerN oonlributetl ~
Missouri, KansnS 4 Texns, q; PsSI
L1ke Shore and Etie calnmon. TkS
tca'ure, however, was ths break r.
the trunk liusu aud e0no 81 ~
low priced stocks that have mAtja yeFv
great edvancos W3thia the )ans ~
days following the Runoun s,snaan1.
made regarding both tho reooot Sr2l
prospective Aotiou o. the B1limors -
Ohto road. London quotations WorS.
en- about por cent, ant the r. rlt 49,
weak opening, nrst prices RvnerallV
showing ueclines Of fli5 to Y, aud there
was . further deo.ino III the earlv
transactions OF fraetiOnAl amounts Ia
tns general list and 10 over 3 ncr
cent, 10 fsw cAsHs. Although there
wns moderate reaction later, The 0pnne
ma Wes generally about tnN htgko>k a
tec uny. Alter the nfst hour
Tue market becHma mere Qaiets The
announcement WAS made lAte In tie
MIern00u that CONTRAST would -
y U"s91, propsDly tnts etsernO0u, ny ~,
Baltimore q OntO BY which Ii would
Brook route, and short III 4 Is ~
hulv TO the Staten Island Rand Tran
stt iines on 6tatsn Island. ThB efiSek
VI this announcement was q sYsSfS
tho Impression In the minda az ~.
ratoYs that farther trouble wHS I'M
pandtng betweon the trunk linos. md
THAI an early rsstorntIon OF rates Vas
pr0blematieal. There Wa , =
very decided break In DE
vanderbilts and Jersey Csutral. and
general weakness throuxh0ut tho
iist Ia tho last h0urs which lmmodi-
ateiy followed the statements above
referred to, aud the market closed II.
regular and f6verIsh, bnt noutTniiv
weak at prices which arc In mosk oa4Sn
only tri}is above 0wesl iixuroa az thS
day. Tho not declines are over 4 ner
csnt., with . range between fracti0nn
and az for tho active list, a rrsaf
dsal OF doubt aud uucertatuts was er-
tAblishad In the early dealings 81 :
sudden break In tho Miesnd 4. X AnsSS
q Texss, which npsuod At Osg< and nm
RAPIDLY down to 33l1 there peinR ~
times difference of as muoh
= It per cent. betweox sale1,
rhers wa very quicg rally u
81, another decline to 34x, and then z
comparatively Atsady market IS SgI<
Aud S,5S during remainder Of forouooHs
Later snera was ano .her decline to SIX.
arslly of I and consIderable wpek sss
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SHERMAN sIFTINGs

Tho Tramp fuisancs-- Filming tho Boot
Blacss.-ro Organise q social Club-Ar-
rivhos Bloodsd stocIs.- Court Notes.
SiIERMAN, Nov. 81 --[Speclsl. l-The
bunko.steerers and trsmps that have
been thorn In the side OF the Depison
police, arc all on q visit to thIs city,
Judging from their appearance, they
are enjoying themselves. Thres OF
them 20 To tho depDt tn meet overy
train, tn try aud oatsh some uusus-
pocting psrson whom thoy eau heecs
tue s0pber they are run out OF the city
the batter II viii bs for all parties.
Five young Sonsganbians, boot.
blacks, wero Aned SIC und oostr each
In recorders court this morning for
nlolestlng an old colorcd man yostor-
dAv upon tho public square.
the sentlsmen OF the cily ars talking
OF organising q social club. Thoy pro-
pns, TO ront q suitable building nnd flt
II up In arst-class rhApc, l, cludiag q
library, reading room, bllIiarci and pool
room, psrlor, etc. About 40 of our hos,
gentlemen have signified their
wi'liugness OF going Into aud
supporting tuch an arrangement.
Tbors will probably DO a
meeilpg Of these intersstoo Ssxt wesk
for tho purpose of orgsui.lng AID
eleeting ofiicers. Such q club a. this
sould no a great bsueHt 10 our people
aod 9 source II pleasure.
u. u. 8 6suborn hiss q car of bloodod
horses at the Texas & pAoino depot,
from bis stoak farm.
Mr.. Win MoMahAu will on Monday
start bis street sprinkler sgAln. This
Will supply long felt want, % u ID
almost impossible 70 ct around for
tAe dust such dsys ~ to-day.
Some pevded improvements ara be.
Ing made upon the depJs platform.
Ths rexss 4 Pacific passenger came
Ia 10 inibutes late this morninRs
The boys around the depot have noe
lost their happy smile YET, oocsslouesi
~ the pay car xoing through here yss'
i Louis jackson IL on trial In the die.
sstc. ciurt to-day Tor asssuit n murder
lobe Mitchell lsst September, neaI
ksntuOkvsown. \
AbJut 50 Dsnisonitss are IN The city
today 70 attend court aud look losl
Nj ~ T.sssraaA banjo aad al, b
IL She ely stOpplne q shs Bluokly.
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wAsaINaT0N NEWS.
aratsers before the Buesau u ndasa-

HA"ssoks n0tSxo Su0 0uS9oV ~ 1Ouo1s
tIon.
WARRINGTON, Nov. 2l.--The huresn
Of education is preparing . report o
art and Industry In inatitutions of
pablic training. 1t II xeplcse win
practicsl knowledge which willfosm :
bSsis for these studies In pubiio
schools. Tho work has bsen 10 pso.
paration aince 1884, and already sono
parts Of 1t have bssn published. Th6
N ,J0r portion Of tue cont0nts has boS1
olIiected aud edited with consido.as
ole trouble and caro. The tuudamon-
tai idsa Of the work u that unlyor0al
drawing Il au essential part of any zen
aral systeul OF public educ Atlun. Ehn
work 001tstns Z YopOrs OF the ~.
tsm followed 10 HnxliBh iuusitdtl0ao
aud those Ia other countries Ii tsIar
ZION 10 technical inHtitustons and hio-
,OrY at progress OF Industry and oPto.
Tnere are several features In the work
dealing with the advance OF this sol,
encs aud It's probable efYsos a t0Ik
book for school uses. The msooog.
however, IL not c0uflned 70 srs alo00.
but takes In tue lustruCtl0n NJ agfl6lI.:
turAl o )ileges and traces rslatl0uO q.
such studies 10 agriculture. Tho 3.
port Will bs readv In thres monshs.
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In ConsultAtion wssa ths Pr<siGent.
WAsHtNaroS. N ". 2l.-Tns pres
dent had long talk with Nj. ". W
Corsoraa to-day ia regard 70 soma d.
trist matters that he Intends 70 pro-
sent to Congress 10 his message. M.
Coreoran has been committed very e.
tsn by the president on locsl m<ttego.
Presidents 0rant, Hayes, q srdsld ao1
Arthur always c0uHultad wish him b.
tore making any roeomme I'd atlops II
regard 20 local matters,
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rs Invsstigats ths Iadi4n Troubles d
Arisean. &. s

WARRINGTON, Nov. q --Lleutt naut-
General Sheridan and Iarpeosor-1 -1snr
eral Baird will leave Wsshi nytun in Z
few days, ny direction u The pr>sidonD,
t0 Welt Arizona Ia connection V1l6
tho recent Indian troubles, ~ 4.
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wAsurSorox, Nov. n = rns preel-
dent to-day appoinsed Rloh.sd z.
Hammond. j.. q Usl!iosnis. ., bo amp
'y-yor general OF Onliiorntns vlco Wal
lisdi Il. Brown, rssiRned, 70 take edsee
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a G a R D

We have mora money invested in our
buslAess than all music dealers In Texas
combined, and being cash buyers SECURE
lowest prices and best sgenoies We do
not ask for notes or outside securities on
Pianos and Organs, We sell on install.
ments. We are not compelled TO transfer
mortgages or notes to bankers or money
lenders as collsteya IL order to raise funds
70 carry on our business. We are state
agents for the world-renowned sitsinwsy
and popular Emerson Pianos, Cash and
lime prices OF Pianos aad Organs and cata-
1osues OF Music mailed free
Th0Mas gsBiGsA@ & 5R0.
%GsA.a vEMTON.
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CR ME AND CASUALTY.
OUTLAWS lNcoLEMAN COUNTY
ceFrallsd ny the Omcors aaa . Deeper
ate and Bloody Fight Enssos-yuo
heA Reconstructed Near New
bosson-vatAl Fighs Be.
tween Two Omcers.
A Fight With 0atlaws In Coleman
County.

A Fight With 0utlsws In Coleman
County.
COLEMAN, Nov. 81 --[Specisl.l--Early
yesterday morning Sheriff simmons.
Depaty Craiue and DR.. Tarner re-
snondsd to u call from Babb's ranch.
20 miles in tho eastern part Of thu
county, where couple OF men had
been wounded aud another killed
about daylight that morning. The
o.rttculsrs ara a. follows: Late
Wednesday evening George w. Bear
and bis partner appeared 10 the neigh
oorhood and separated. The unknown
party Went to house where no one
was AZ home and helped himself to
supper. Boar went to another house
where no was known, Tor he had
formerly lived two years In the neigh
b,rhood, working tor Babb. He 90.
supper and asked to stay all night, but
was 70 Used, as tho mau OF the house
was not a. home. He then bor.
rowsd bsd and quit 70
siesp on that night, aud
stated that he came around
to get Mrs. Ehipman to cut bali out
f the hack OF hls nook, where IL was
lodged during fght with ufficsrs At
Oomspche Tuesday night, aud It is
learned since that the statement wss
irus, and 0ne OF their party, Walker,
WAS captured. Az he lett the house
ne said he would sos BaDb next morn
log.
Az soon as shtpman returned home
aud sot tho nowa from his wife ho lsit
Y, notify Bsbb, who Ia deputy. Esriy
mex Mnrniug Baob and his posse aui-
raundrd their camp before they were
up andtold them to surrender. They
agreed and asked him to send out tor
their horses, whish wers hoboled,
About tie time tho biys arrived
w'ta the horses, ono Of the
par les jumped from under tho
cnver and Hrsd on uns Of BAbb's
mes TURK. One ball pnssad under tho
r,sht ninpio aud one througn tho iiaht
rrin, ,askinE only u hssh wOuad. Ma
t'ten nred on Bsbb, who knocked hia
pis ei up and clinchod him, aud ~ he
did 20 drppped his own pisNl, The
'us'eV Won uVuut w Iot IL 10 VIII MIN.
whom another OF Bsbb's Inen shot him
thrcnsh the heal, killing him In
SANITY.
In tue mosntlms Baar shot another
OF Babbs men, Hhipmau, through the
thigh, making flesh wonnd, not con
sidered very ssrions one. He then
flsd aud WAS fired upon bat not hit
He dropped mis- pistol, lost mis- hat, and
IL afout. TIE side OF his face 10 COT nsid-
erably swollen where lie was shot In
Comanaho. Ths shas,ff is still in
search OF him. He WAS formerly from
Hopkins county, and was sent
to tho psnitentiary from CsIlsben
IL months ago for stealing Babh's
norse, and escaped about eight months
ago. The O.her man had nothing
about him to bs idsntiflsd by-was 8
yoang, rough looking fellow, with
dark hair and clean shsyen face, HIS
ief thumb was fl,xei soross the pal m
" his hand, ths end OF MS little nuRs
on Of the eame hand He said nis
name was Jenkins, aud his fathers
Danio was B9lin, VINO lived Ia Brown
county. H8 was wa acquainted Ia
Collin county. Bsar rodo nice bay
hpg-bssked stallion, no brand; the
Otner largo uu.colorod horse, no
brand; shod Ia & ont.
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The horss sad bugay & NJ. Tsuu-
ball. fsfIlsd lea eve1lns y ~ n,as1
rs:Ss e .ss ss,sSs: 49, - Y's y =: a
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A Double Murder Near New Boston


TsxARKANA, ARK, Nov. 2l.-[Spe--
cial. l-Rit and Bill Bsreaeld, father
aud ron, while on their way from
New Boston to Old Boston, and whom
about two mllss from nome, wero sho.
from ambush aud killed, about 8
O'Clock last night The horses became
frightened and cApsizsd the wagon
and broke loose, leaving the bodies Of
the dead mon buried nder tho wagon
bed ia a msnsied condition, whore
they wero dlso,vorsd by negroes re-
turning from sauroh, who impaired
tho facts. Suspiclon OF the murder
rests upon Tobs Barensld, nephew OF
Rlt, who was convicted upon Rite
and BUS evidsnce OF q charge
OF robbiug tho postollice at
Boston some years ago, aud who has
but rsosntly returned from prison, and
Is supposed to have done the kill ng In
aspIrit Of revenge. Ofhsors jlss come
In from the scene OF the murder report
that ths inost intense excitsmens pre-
vsila at Now Boston, Boston and vlcin.
ity. Rit Bareiold had II buokshot In
his sidc and ono through bis hand.
His son, Bill, was shot through the
neck, iust below tho oollar-bu ton,
with q Winchester rias ball, aad a
load OF buckshot in the breast.
Tho BsreasId family aud ;hoIr
friends are iaclInod to exhouorate
robs Bsrencld from any completely 10
this bru,al assassination. Oa tho fs.
ther's person WAS found sl,;C0. Tobe
BNoiisld has bscn captured by An
armed posse OF mcu in Sulphur bot
tom.
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Diddlps tho Bras,Iisn ceun(eys,,as,
Farswsll-A "ssios" school Teaeher.
Other II cal Evsnts, 1
wAo,, Nov. AL special l--All ~
prisoners n The laIl tutued nus ~
afternoon TO bid joseph B. White, ~
Braslllsn sounserieiseS, eood-byos
Tho old man Was . general lavorl(o
end shook hsnds With many. ~ ~
depot, for Lest farswslls w ~ nllhr
ful wife aud ohlldren, wooplnk 80 q.
tfaet!ng tnU sympuehy of (ne loohoo)-
on. The "trip 70 ~ L,oio VII - mG1o
" Deputy nasehal leh ol0no, q ~
efal q Osbetl hes deells4 oo0o 20 (oei1 ~.
than Dslla1. Whlso y oEooko4 ~
lsniontly ~ Ne o0loos3 g oooFo ~
40 Tears Of bic oeoempeiqe . e.cooA
Hls baslnsas leesssess e 9rs1lf -
w large anG lopotosae tQf nln - -
ssS Hs s.!s'.ss e e !'l!. 81 ss wv 3 ,sS~ .S.s
&; a. o.; Ps;ssS.s P'S;sssy & FL 4 's
tsauhoo sohoo1 q We oAotorn o6r1 r.
sns Soussy, Sene n (oSS ~ Sfn 3
tuok % W. dlnnoo 1oe ~ 0(1Vs. Il
n S1nln9 ~ 1ElGndD ~ q ~
Newt 0>koa oSal1o1 0ko ~ @
with sss.ll.e. ~ V1l1A' ~ ~ .
NJ jaiS q ~ y>ornra {
sslll Ur1.llln. VilA, { @5
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q. BAyNE. ). 7. rRExsvANr. In
F7eslasnt Vice President,
e. IS. BEARDoN. Cashier.
DaIlss Ist'aI Bank
Authorixod Capital ...,...... $500. 900
Cspissi paid n...-............... 100000
Surplus and Undivided Profts. 4c,0oa
ACCOUNTS OF
Negcaaals and IuajVldOSS Snljcjtea

pIRrgyoEs. 9. g. 8ayne, W. b. Wor.
shAm,T &. FegSnscn, A. ]. Portsr. J.T.
8, A. Keaiins, e. NJ Heartson. 90
Ths following sre prominent eubscribsrs
70 the stock ef this hupk:
g. M. TKdfVTMAN. President Central
Rational Bsns, Philadelphia.
f w. BROWN OF Provident Lifs and
trust Co., Philadelphia.
w. a. PULLMAN, President Seaboard
HHrx, Rev YORK.
JAMES Y. 5RANEIs, OF Tradosrneu'r
Eaiiorel bans, New York.
q. @. BAYNEi, President First National
Bank, Bradford, Pa, and Wee President
Hsat1ard Eanh, Ne~' York
LsF. La Tr3N, OF FIRST Rational BANG,
Olea,u, n. Y,
Ulean, n. Y.
j. r. gANNa.. OF Weir Flow Co., Mona.
Nrnth, hi.
u. UpAY, GensrsJ f.anagcr Na,tcus
Transit Conlcauy az United STATES.
yC'S. @EEN. of1t.e etApdsxa Oil Co.
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Kansas ClrY, Nov. 2l.-H-nry Don
nelly and Thcinss McDoaald, swo
policemen in Ksnsas Clsy, quarrelsd
while on their boss q 0Ol shis morn
Ing over . question of sush0rity,
Roth men drsw their rsvolvsrs, when
MCDONALD waD shot four siInss ~
DonnelIy, dytn& seon sfssr. Donnelly
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A Brutal AIusder,

DENVER, Nov. 2l.-Abuut . milo
above Doits station, on ths Denver 4
Rio 0rAade, william whslsa had len
hls wife on thclr ranch while no, with
his three sons, went on . huutisg trlp.
Stopping with hsr was Mrs, Cam
erions wife Of J. A. Osmeror. 4
dcssoluts charsetor. Yesterday Cam
cron quarse!ed with che xofn Al.
aud his wlfe Nd. Aitsr her fiIsht ~
shos Ano KILLED Mrs. whslsn, nsr bodv
faliinv tnto ths fireplace, where lt WSs
badly burned. Cameron Visited one III
the neIghtoring houses In search Of
bic wife. shrss,snlng g hill her II b.
aud tAkcp 10 Monlrcss for ssfs Sssp.
lug, - tho ofiosvo feared sum osfv
pnnishmsnt would bs dealt out u
0IHNs
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Held for LARCENY,

Sew eli Reese, colored, had hearing
this morning before Judge Sharpley ,on
char ge Of the larceny of suit of
clothes from John H. johnson, another
coloreh man, employed at the Diamond
State rolling mill. The evidence
showed that Johnson gave the accused
hon 8 last winter when he was ont OF
work and he ewarded him by steal
ing Ills clothes. When he left this
city he went to Chester, and john
son knew nothing further of him
until last Saturday, when he hap
pened to be in that city and had
him arrested and brought here. Reese
virtually admitted his guilt by Offering
to pay the prosecutor $40 If he would
let up on him, but was informed by the
Judgh that that kind OF business would
not be allowed by the Court. He wal
then committed il default OF f2no bal
l For trial
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
H unRl0K ail Item

Local items were unusually scarce this
morning, and it seemed as though nov
that the Fourth, with its moving
incidents" had passed away everything
had settled into a state of distressing
calmness. The reporters secured the
city, with the hope of finding " some
thing big" but the something did moi
turn up, neither could it be turned up.
At last reporter learned that body
had washed ashore just below New
Castle, and, he felt sure that he had
struck luck at last.
He hurried to Coroner Smith's druG
store and found him stan ling near the
door, engaged in conver r,atiou with a
couple of gentlemen, but as soon as h'
saw the reporter he addressed him with
Did you hear about that body beini
found near New Castle" when thu
reporter, adopting the Yankee metho'
of answering by propounding q question
inquired, "Was 1t man or woman!
Neither" replied the Coroner, lit wa
mule. Oh, yes, see, faltered th
reporter as he bid the party good morn
ing and continued his q1est Of news.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Tho Flames.

a fire at Stoughton, Wisconsin, on
Sunday, destroyed ten large tobacco
warehouses, the St. Paul depot. and
twenty freight cars loaded with wheat
and merchandise. The loss is esti.
mated at $500, 900. "Carelessness In
the use of fireworks" is believed to have
caused the disaster.
The warehouses were owned by New
York and Philadelphia tobacco houses,
inc nd ng Oppenheimer & Co., Rosen.
wald u Co., Cohen d Co., and John
Marx, of Chicago. Two.thirds Of the
whole State crop of tobacco was con-
8 imed. Five hundred people are thrown
ont OF employment.
A conflagration in Toyama, Japan, or
May Goth, destroyed 5917 houses.
James Van Elta's large stock farm a
Fulton Wisconsin, was destroyed by
fire yesterday morning, together with
us contents, including nine bloodet
horses Two men were badly burned
Que it is thought fatally. LOSS $50, 600
insurance S4500. The fire was caused b,
lightning.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
wnera m nux Planes.

You can buy really first-class pianos
and organs so per cent. cheaper than
elsew here, and get q written contract tn
get your money back at any time with.
In two years, If the instrument You buy
should not be AZ good a. represented.
You will find the largest and most com
plete stock of pianos and organs in the
city, all fresh from the factory and
warranted to give perfect satisfaction.
A full line Of musical instruments,
sheet music, strings, ETC., at half price.
Also the following bargains. sent for
sale by families leaving town: One
upright grand piano, cost in New York
less than three months ago 1925, must
be sold ut once for only $l95. Alse
several fine, almost new organs from
families moving away, and must b,
sold at once at any price. 1t will pay
to call at the warerooms of +. Wagner
& Co., 726 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Destructiye Fire.

The barn and outbuildings on the
farm Of j on othan X. Williams, situated
near Odessa, St. Georges Hundred
were destroyed by fire on the morning
of the 4th inst, together with some tne
horses, 400 bushels of corn, 60 tons OF
hay, threshing machines, corn shelters
fans and other implements, causing a
loss of some $4,000, while the insur-
ance ID about $1,000. Two or three
hands were about leaving the barn
when the fire was discovered, and 1t Is
supposed that 1t originated from spark
dropped from pipe. Mr.. Williams Il
quite wealthy farmer, and will pro.
ceed to erect new buildings at the earl
lest practicable date. He was away
from home when the fire occurred. and
returned home after the work of thu
flames had been completed. Amongs
tine most striking incidents was the ef
fort made by Harry Smith TO rescue tn
horses. By placing bag over his heat
he succeeded in getting two horses ou
of the stable, and q third as far as tn
door, when it fell, AMI was '"'t to pei
ish ,as further exel tion TO relic 'e it wa
impossibiA.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
Eai CrOxier HI.

Eli Crozier is ly ing very i'll at No. ''J4
King street. He was taken with chill
and pain in the side last night, which
for time was ft ared would terminate
his life, but he rallied aud today is a
little better The old gentleman needs
somebody TO take care of him in his
sickness.
The lady With whom he boards is
willing TO provide extra care and nnr.
ing for him. but she cannot be expected
to do that without extra compensation,
and this, il Is well understood. Mr.. Crtz
ier Is not able 10 give. As Mr.. Crozier
has spent his time and his money to
bsfriend those III needy circumstances,
it is no more than reasonable that he
should expect like treatment from his
friends who were always raady 10 re-
spond to his request for help of others
Mr.. Crozier needs medical aid, ne need,
nursing, he needs money to pay Lis
board. His many friends will certainly
not let him need such things long
Contribution for his support will b
received at the REpTBIICA office.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-07
THIR D EDITION.
asarsAnal.


Edward and Carrie Trout, of New YORK,
also Miss Sa.iis Street, sister OF Mrs.
Trout, also Of New York, have been
visiting relatives in this city during
the Fourth. Miss Street has already
returned to New York. "
+. McFarin is home from New fork
speudiug a few days with his family
in this city. II is his intentio soon TO
rem ,vs is family to New York.
II. S. Lieuhardt has disposed OF MIS-
barber shop, No. 8 East Fifth street, 10
Augustus FL. M iiler.
Rev. Joseph Dare, of Christiana VII
LACE. was In orr city on Monday.
Prof. f. Becker has composed a ne "
Mass entitled Kyrie Gloria"
Ex.Sergeant James b. Tucker is
preparing to engage In the sale OF tobac
co and segars.
Mrs. Emma M. NAPLES, Of New York,
is visiting the family of N. Joseph. in
this city.
Mrs. Philip Quigley is making visit
to St. Louis, Mo.
r. Il. Russell, of the Bee Hive, No.
5O6 Market street, but who resides al
Bridgeport, Conn Is looking up matters
in our citv.
"a l.. Tatnall and wife are passing a
few days at Cape May.
Dean G. Osborne has returned from
visit to Colorado.
Miss Mollie Hignutt is visiting
friends in Philadelphia.
G. A. Sheppey has gone West 10 grow
up with the country.
e. A. Humphrey and wife at No. 2lt
Market street, are spending their vaca
ton in York Stats. They will be absen
for some two weeks.