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Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
EDITION,
IDess.


All kinds OF WOOD oy we loen u ooHu
81 Mills. Fourth ana hA''rosn'
Pure ground spices and iresn eiounu
yellow mustard 81 IayIor O. Euier'on .
drusgists, 3O2 King street.
Janney, 9Os King street, 10 head
qusrtsrs for POTATOES. FOR sale py inc
car load or bushel.
For good coal 20 70 Bush's, French
street wharf.
For hair, fibre, husk and all kinds Of
mAstresses, 20 70 Oannon's, Cos 6hipley
street.
Pierce, 1O1 w. Eighth street, he's an
excellent line Of kitchen and houssho'd
goods.
Superintendent Guthrie sdvertisss for
proposals for supplies of beef fer the
Almshouse for the coming quarter.
Paper bags and MANILA Wrapping
paper for sale ut the REPUBLICAN,
Office n low as San be bought else.
| where for cash.
Get shaved ut Stansbury MurrAy'A
| No. 1O4 East front street, on Saturday
| afternoon and evening, whore Gus
| toners do not have to wait
| Buy vour apples. potatoes and ell
kinds OF produce OF Smeits's. ID l.
Fourth street, and save tea per cent.
| Dont forget the number.
This Ia positively the last day that
| You can buy books. at prices less than
publishers prices, at Pyle & Llchten
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
After H. wirs.s er.,amo,...

A oolored man, very indignant and
under high state OF excitement .rnsb, a
into Ainncows oyster emporium an
evening or two ngo, and hurIiedly ask
cd for the Deputy United States Mar.
shal. As Mr.. Ainsoow enjoys the dis.
tinction Of holding that office.
What DO you want with the Depu-
~ Marshal, was asked by the clerk
the Deputy not being in At the time.
wants 10 tell him that nv Wife,
grandmother oughen't 70 have her pen
sion. Her ole man gone dead long ago
and she is done got married again
"She encouraged my wife to leave IN,
without cause, while Ise willing an,
able 10 keep her. She done gone 10 he,
grandmother where other fellers look
arter her. III be venged, will, and a,
that ole woman has cheated me GU, o
my wife, IN have her pension stop
ped"
Beipg told that the Deputy was a
the Opera House, the colored gen tlemar
nursina his wrath to keep IL warm
started in that direction.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
TH|R D EDITION.
Death By Suicide.


The unknown man mentioned In
yesterday's REPUBLICAN as hav-
ing attempted to take his life at the
Clayton House, died shortly before =
O CLOCK last evening, and his body
was Immediately removed 70 The NOR
que. As stated yesterday he was
apparently about 90 years OF age. He
was spare man oil medium build, and
b ad not been shaved for several days.
He WAS quite bald, and the little air
remaining IL considerably mixed with
gray, IS is also his beard.
There is q slight scar on the nose and
= terrible scar on the left hip, apparent
" from dsep flesh wound. No papers
were found In the pockets ofthe deceas-
ed or in the room that afforded any
clue TO hls identity. The dead man had
evidently taken special pains 20 destroy
oyerytb / az that would lead to the dis
covery Of his name, that ON the reg
1 ter being apparently assumed.
He wore soft black hat Of the 71s
size. 1t contained the name OF John
b. Stetson 3 Company, hat mapufac-
turers At No. 1883 North Fourth street,
Philadel phia. His own name had ap'
parently been written on the inside
band, but had recently bsen cut ont.
The makers name had also recently
been removed from all his clothing.
His overcoat was new and dark brown
in color, his body coat and vest were
black, and his pants light. His black
necktie was stamped in gilt letters, L..
Eiseman & Company. He wore pair
of fine boots, with euameled leather
tops The left eye tooth is missing, and
the right eye tooth, As we'll AS othei
hau n ~. u 81 4
were found 1875 in silver, a nickel
plated match Dox, psnknife and tn.
cigar case ab We mentioned. His hand
- chel 90 ltained a shirt, collar anC
pair OF stockings, none of which wer'
marked.
This morning tn body was pr,ppea
up in Q sitting pos ton. a. the mOrgue
and photog aph taken by j. Pau
Brown, copies o. " hich will be sent u
different places, with the hope of haV
inAhim identified.
A. 10 o'clock postmortem examina
ton WAS held by Drs. Ogle aud bravo
when IL was found that there WAS con
siderable congestion of the brain, anu
clot over one of the valves Of the heart
which 10 the opiaion OF the hysicisn
was caused by the morphine which b
had taken. DR.. bravo EXPIRE ssed tn
opinion that the man was not col
hrmed Opium eater His iuugs an
stomach were found to be i'll = hea h
condition.
After a post-mortem jury was snu
moned by Deputy Coroner Smith, Wi
Charles IL. McWhorter as fOrems
Isaac Pyle and the physicians were d
only witnesses examined, and, aft
hearing their testimony, The jury re
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

DR.. b. l.. West, chairman Of the Nigh
School Cornnitte of the Board OF Edu
cation, gives notice that tho nigh
scLoo In the basem ent Of No 8 school
house as Eigkt tn and Wollast Il streets
win open next Monday night. and thu
the n mission fee " i'll DO 81 IN advance
The night school for the study Of me
chanical and free hand drawing will b.
opened in the basement Of the Institut,
Building on Monday evening, Novem
b.r9. The admission fee will be 81
and appren tees will be admitted with
cut examination, while all others vii
be obliged to pass an examination Il
ne cbanice.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
Case Dismlssod.

The case OF Sarah A. Gr.f1th and
Miss May Mount, charged with keeping
q disorderly house, was concluded DO
fore Judge Cummins this morning.
Several witnesses were examined for
the defence, sll OF when testified that
there was no disorderly or immoral
actions practiced in the house. AT the
conclusion of the testimony the Judge
dism Used the case.
In the report OF yesterdays proceed.
ing's which appeared in the REruBLI-
CAN last evening. 1t was mad We rtently
stated that Patrick Reilly testified thai
he saw women go TO the house. Such
was not the case, as while all the wit
aesses agreed that they had seen mon al
Mrs. G ri h q AID fierent times, they 81
deuied ever having seen any women
there, except the defendants.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

Caleb Woodrow, keeper OF the New
port pike toll gate, complains of per
IONS slipping through the gate aud ray
ing they will pay when they come back
but take good care not 10 come back
that way Another class are regular
bull-dozers who refuse ~ pay and
threaten to whip hun II he stops them
Last Saturday p couple of wagons load =
ed with furniture went through Ivy
force aud yesterday morning man
jumped out to make battle with him
because he insisted on his paying toll.
Mr.. Woodrow wants 70 forewarn such
people that he will prosecute any per
son attem p Ing to go through the gate
without paying toll, or who violently
resist the payment of il.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
Verdict Againss Herr.

John r kater Esq Que OF the counse
for Homer A. Herr plaintiff III a suit
against DR.. j. +. trsntz, before tn.
United States District Court, TO recover
300, ended his address TO the jury at !
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, when
recess was taken until : o'clock. Mr..
kater referred IN no very COmplim en-
tary terms TO the com olnatiOn of men
who were prosecuting Mr. Herr, By
testify ing 70 his duuD q dealing In his
actions as Treasurer Of the United
States and Mexico Syndicate, but who
some weeks after Yards issuAl yellow
covered pamrAl-t inviting people 10
invest their money in a mining scheme
in which there were millions.
At O'Clock the Court eassem BILE d
and judge Waes delivered his charge.
The Judge sad there were Two import
ant questions tor the jury to consi Ier.
Did Mr. Herr transfer Dr. FrantZ'suote
through Correction, and did Dr. Frantz
pay the note with 4 know lrdge that il
had been transferred through feeling
OF fear
Withou. coercion or threats, used tt
procure the n - held by Mr.. Pierce
DIR. FrantZ Id night TO pay tht
money.
Another point in the charge WAS tba
Herr sto I'd alone and mad no corrobora
tive testimony, while On the other han,
there were eight creditabls Witnesses
who agreed. He Thought that it wa
easier for one man 10 tell lie, tia
that eight men should tell 10 aud a
tell 1t alikewithout hearing each other
evidence, TIE J udge's charge only &C
cupied about fifteen minutes. The jur
retired at = 2a =. N, and fiftee
minutes afterwards returned with
verdict for the defendant The lar
was then discharged mil Tu4sd ~
January 1871 1885, and the Court wa
adjourned until Tuesday morning at
O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

The Philadelphia Record this morn
ing says; There was lively race out.
side OF the Delaware Capes on Monday"
said Henry virden, . Delaware pilot,
~ be stood on the bridge OF the trans
atlantic steamship Lord Give on Tues
~ on her way up tho Delaware River.
" " hen We started on the search tor the
Give the Pennsy lvAnia pilot boat
Howard was on the lesd, followed by
the Delaware boat Thomas +. Bayard
at least ten mites in the rear.
A white speck in the distant horizon
was the only svidenc OF the fieetinR
b at, but the Delaware pilots had faith
In the Bay ard, as he race would be d
least 100 IN iles from Oape Henlopen.
After several o ire sailing against q
strong wind and heavy sea, the Bay
ard landed her pilot on the Give some
time before the Howard could get near.
The Lord Give brought over 2o6 steer
age paesengorh
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
Smallpox An Monsreal

Thirty seven deaths from smallpox
were reported ON Tuesday in montreal
and fourteen In the suburbs. A tele.
gram from Montreal says: THUS far
not q single individual In the employ
of the Post ofiice Department has sho v n
of smallpox. The risk OF the
infection passing TO other places by
means OF letters or paLers IN ust, there
fore, be very small. for numherless lot.
ters and packages have no dou bt reach
cd the offioe from IN fected quarters"
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

Frost,

There was quite heavy f-ost this
morning, aud ire was necessary to com
fort indoor, while oyercoAts were requir.
ed by those who Travelled in car ages or
other hicies, and only Pcs: astr'&ns and
laborers experienced no lncunyenien 9.
by the tall OF temperature. IAer.
will be no further gro 3tl of vegt, ..
ton this stasou, and the trees apa
fields will soon p-esen5 3. very ii s33t.e
appearance. phs prudent will taHt
the HAT aud prepare Tor winter, as tnt
thriftless nay be forced to bog or 70
hungry.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
: 1T H EO|1]|
th:istisn.S-

y ChkIsrIANA, Del, oa' !,
n na' mess van Ne SEEM, u,'' :.
', iaal complaint, ics srs ~ % !,
on' with the pruden, ana o.
mere Is a chance for M NV W. ,aa
10 IL note some business en,s, We
II me ,'. Arm of webbrr & c. ap ~.
and full supply Of coal, and D,I. y
sonsols aud fair as auy o Haa y
are Informed Of. O'lef
Although Mr.. Butler ,s,.,
e Gun. ,t because Of M !,
soou articles, beef, oyster.
young friend and seisbb,'d
smith, has commenced tSs "
nrss under very auspic cu y
The old standby, Mr.. s,n,l
VINO Supplied his cus,oms,.
hnest quality Of fre.h f,S Ill
season, is now engaged IN ,b W.
fresh pork, etc. 'u'
The blacksmiths and vh.l
seem to have their com Die se,
The carpenters, masons and
teem al the present time bus,
hope all will continue 10 ny,
| do we'll. nv
| The meetings OF Ebsp,,,
Ichurch, which commenced an
tho llth inst, is sill in mon,
the quarterly meeting ssrylcs
sabbath, the 18Th, 30 desuiv
ing, our meeting seemed 10 Il,
ths love feast al / 30 pu. v,l
toi special power, followed IN
sermon from Rev. Charles
siding Elder.
Rev. II. S,nderson, Of your
rendered the pastor MOI: ,fI
vice during tue mtetlnss a
es tnine, Seven young pe
large Sabbath school, nunbJ
came fcrwari. A noble ,d
led the way, and six Others
-four Of these were converted.
day and Tuesday evening med
o.hers presented themselves
! iDquirers after the uuIh, and
D are laboring and hOpiug d
workers for e,ill greater man
glof Divine power. On TDuDd
d noon OF each week, 3, 2 d
hold special eer, icet lor lts
l.. and enqairing ores. % Mod
noou, az . o'Glock, our Quad
ference Wac he'd 8, EOent,@
charch. 1t vas on, work
v Rev. Charles Hill, the Presid
ri from NesNk, upou Eeschlt
|, lof the hill iu the church yatd
u part Of the carnage, Just At
n VIII e., came down 70 the gro
r. tho two arge bodies bad goIs
" thu carriage Tie bOre
iquietly, and certainly there
voTable providence i1terts.
aafe arrival Of the church, b
oIeled over slch rough aud
. from Nessrk. We viii ~
N Iour carriag- fixed up good
:, for future u-e, and especially
= Iphail have occasion 10 hs
traveliLg conpsuion our ID
wor hy Presiding Eldr!. II
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
LARGE Yield,

Frank Brickley, Il East nottingham
Chester County. pL, claims 70 have op
tanned 49, Aushas OF oats from t,rr
acre field the past season, Or ally
bushels TO he acre. This e1ceeds ,
yield on the fed Of Samuel j. B.rey.
of Mill Creek Hundred some five or ID
bushels To the acre. When such crops
can be- obtained it IS ngular THAI 70
many farmer7 FIJI to git even "a bush
els to tho acre. r1e Inference Is tha
the latter rlsns farm 10 he balvas.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

Good Ten.pIars.

The annua session Of the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars Convened in
Odd Fellows Han, Dover, yesterday
The reports Of the different officers we're
presented, and variety OF rou inc busi.
ness transacted.
The following officers were elected
and installed by F. q. W. c. T Iienry
w. Morrow, for the ensuing y",.r. q.
W I. q, Frank WLelen; 6. W c., j.
A. Mahoiter; G. W. V. T., NJ. Crolch
g. w. Chap ain, The Rev j. b QliEg
q. w Secretary, John q. Otto ~ &
w. NJ, George Wood warl q rep. {,
r. W. 9. l. W. Webb G. MESSENGER
Robert B. Mcdonnell.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
Tho linton Literary

The Union Literary association will
meet IN the lecture room OF the Union
NJ. E. church TO night with well pre- :
pared program OF exercises, consisting
Of reci'nuons, reading, Address and
carefully selected music, vocal and ir
sirumental, which cannot fail to In.
struct and entertain the audience.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
burglars Newark.

Sometime during Tuesday night the
residence OF j IL. Caleb, In Newark,
was entered by burg glars, but fortunate
ly they did not succeed in stealing
anything, as all the valusbes were
securely locked up An attempt was
made during Monday night TO rob the
house OF Raukin Armstrong, in the
same town, but the thieves were
frightened away before they succeeded
in effecting All entrance
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

john Magee, VINO resides with his
parents at No. 406 East Fourth street,
having attained his 10Th year, was SUI
pristd lat evening by visit of some
thirty of his friends ami acquatntasces.
After he had recovered from his trepi.
dation, tho company amused themselves
in singing, converting and engaging IN
such p lsasantrits rs are usnaiiy resorted
to On zach occasi0ns. Refreshments
were ser yed in abundaL ce. and all en-.
loved themselves very highly. A few
minutes before midnight the visitors
r.5ired, wishing Master Magee a long
and happy life.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
AZ the Rink,

There was q fair audience at the
Citizens' rink last evening, the at
traction being given by the band, and
instructor Finley, who gave II fine D..
hibition Of fancy and trick skating
Professor Enri, the one-leeged soldier
acrobat, bicyclist and roller skater
Bsrnun's great attraction last evening
will appear this and to morrow, (Fi
day levepipR.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

James McCarter has erected a new
house on the farm he purchased near
Vandyke station, Blsckbird Hundred
VIII lob 10 spoken of AZ one Of the fines
In the neighborhood. David II. H-verir
has also erected snug house on thf
farm that he purchased OF Mr.. McCsrtei
q few months ago.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall,
s. E. cor. Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA,

CSiEElFF'S SALE-BI vlRIUEDF A
- writ OF AS. Levart faclhs, 10 me d
&C ed, will be exposed 10 publ sale, a. the
Oourt House, on Market street, oetween
Tenth and Eleventh streets, in the city Of
VII inYt' Il, New Castle county, Del on
.SArURD TIE 3TH DAY OF NUVEM
Der, A. D., 1885,
1t O'Clock, p. NJ,
thu 10 loS n described 70 Il estate, via.
AL that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
| situate IL the CITY Of Wilmington, Delaware
~ uded and described rs follows, 70 wit:
BtginninV at the Intersection formed by
the line of the northerly side Of Soc nd street
| with the line Of the easterly side OF SCOTT
| street, from thence noriherly along said side
OF Scott street 100 feet to q corner, thence
eAsterIy parallel with Second street Ito feel
to a corner, Their oe seuthcrly and parable
with scott street lbo feet to the aforesaid
side of second street, and thence thereby
westerly 49, feet 10 the place Of beginning
be the contents within said bounds what I
may, wi h o two-etory It0re ana frame housi
thereon erected.
Selxed aud taken In execution 9s the pro
lperty VI Jane, A. Anderson, and Anu L..
uis wife, ana I. is, and " be cold by
| THO Vi as FORD. Snern.
Sheriff. Once, Wilmington, October %
| A - lsS5. or ct
lEhERlFF'S SALE-Bi VIRTUE Or A
10 writ II I.eyari Fscias, to me directed
twill be exposed to pubic sale, AZ the tour
House on market street between Tent
and Eleventh streets. the city Of VII
mingtyn, New uastle County, Del on
,lSAIUKDAX, 1HErlH DAY OF KOvEM
BER, A. ~, loob,
at 2 O'Clock, p m,
the following de cribsd real estate, viz
All tina rtain lot ofiand. situate In tn
LEFTY Of Wilmington, bounded and descriue,
As flows, to Wit
Beginning at me Intersection OF the NORTH
Ierly SIDE oi rig nth street, vita the es teri
= side u Bfoome street, thence easterly by n
+, sad side Of Eighth street IL feet then.
- northerly parallel with broome street II
feet, thence westerly parallel with Eight
b street u feet to the Aforesaid easterly sd
u Broone street, and thence 10y the sam
Y southerly lbs feetto place OF beginning /
- the contetts what they may
Seized and taken IN execution as the Or
perry al Robert Pyle, and mary Pyle. h
y wife, N ortRagurs and [. l.. and to he rnld \
p THOMAS tGRD, Sherjt
~ Sherih's Office, Wilmington, october :
~ d., 1855. oz2o
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
n ore MOuey,

The Home Loan Association will hold
lis monthly meeting on Friday evening,
October 23d, in the basement Of the
First National Bank, entrance on Fifth
street. About three Thousand dollars
will be offered for sale To the highest
bidder on old or new stock. A few
shares In the 18th series now for sale.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

Kennard Il Co.'S window, 623 Market
stroet, contains some of the haudson est
dress goods we have seen this season.
They are new to this market, and have
only been shown anywhere the past
few days. They have a fine stock Of
dress goods.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
cvabb,. Bus,uess Cosleee.

.ast evening the studen Is az tho even.
ing session ontn numbered the seating
capacity. More room will be provided
to-day. Mr.. Crabb has arranged
handsome Imitation velvet curtains a,
different decks in such way that the
student may he hidden from view 1t
any Jne entering the room. This was
done at the request of several. who pre-
t-rro to have absolute privacy. The
room presents u handsome appearance.
Specil. roolna for those desiring it. Get
= bottle of Crabb's Satin Gloss lux,
Price 6 and 10 cents.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

The wife of Elder Ritenhouse, who
resides at State Road Station, New Gas
tie Hundred, died on Monday last, from
lockjaw. superinduced by slight
wound caused by running nail in her
foot.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

SHERiFF'S SAbE-BY VIRTUE or A
- writ CT Levarl fscias, u NE directed
will he exposed to public sale, a. tho Court
House, on Marcel street between zenith and
Eleventh streets. in the city OF Wilmington,
New tastlo county, Del on
SATURDAY, The 3lsT DAY OF OOrO.
BER 1855,
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

ACR-On the 2lst OF October.
at tho residence Of Mr. John L. Black. Ala
Taylor street, Wilmington Del, by Rev
joseph Dare, Mr. Ernest H. Ellis. form rly
OF Salisbury, Md TO Miss Mary A. BACK.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

Parlor suits, furniture for dining
rooms, kitchens, etc, at Mccartney,
Kenny x Co.'S, uorthwes. corner OF
Fifth and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
McCartncy, kenny &. Go.
Four Plain Druuks

This morning George Hance, Alfred
McCracken, John Ross and Wi ard
Sparks we're before Judge Cummins,
charged with drunkenness, and fine
of 81 and costs i'm posed in each case.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
They Tie Together
PRICE AND QUALITY

There is neither shoddy
or sham about the Oak Hall
manufacture OF Clothing
when we quote low prices.
We don't nip a little off the
reliability OF the material, or
the carefulness Of the max
ing to bait you with a low
price we are after your
trade for the future as well
as the present. Think Of
that as you read these prices
for honest and true Cloth
ing:
A Good Everyday Suit (all
WOOL ........ ...'' COW
Mems Sinsie--breasted Suits
equality righ). ........ $1,000
Mems Double and Single
breasted and Salisbury. $500
Mems Salisbury and Sack
(prime). ................ s2O.OO
Young Mems Single-breasted
Sack (good ).........,.... 70 90
Young N ms Sin GLE Breasted
Sack (much better) 49,. Sl3.O
Young Me"'s Single and
stii0 '....'e.. -. SIS 90
An Everyday OvercOat. u W
Il l.. nua.,nata (anuh-
ty strone) .........'..... 5000
| Better Material Overooats. $1,000
| Fur Beaver Overc oats (fresh
in stock) ................ 5000
These are only represen-
Itative prices.
| We are saving a big pill:
Of money for the people who
ouy OF US and you canno
afford to buy before com
,lparing unless you buy here
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

Mr.. Theodore HAWKING,
Pa, visited ais 6,Oilr. ID y
morning.
Captain George ", In
Henry Il Bripshlrsi, with
have gone 10 ri'shuTg %
visit.
Mr.. and Mr.. n, 7, unde
Gel sbra,e their silver Esddl1
day evening, Nor Siir NJ
dence near kenSE.
Robert PyI- Ol!ti ely,
helpers, is doili 'ie nnct
the water work, c1ANS~'
ma.
Messrs Graham y o'ui III
have furnished the pans ~
lou OF = handsome noa'e IL
VIM. T johnson. /
Mss Pehecca Scott, o. "
on Wednesday afternoon
few days with ,eiall's' u
and Grtepvile, n D.
VIM. A Croney, who BIS !,
in Washiugiou, b e.. iot !.
is visiting our city, DC " u
by trad and ffpr~en.. ~ " \
in his line has teet uDa'a !.
Washington tie n VA w y
houses costing from w NV Nv
| having be,n t,rct'i' y! i.
to be growing, despite e.. We
prevailing III other piac' :,
rank among The largest -, :,
most attractive on the s'O'
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

Carpets made and laid at Mccartney
Kenny & Co.'S by polite and accom- mo
dating hands.
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
x,,,tc ny the y

Atan early bur 'D nan
body Of an uusoo Q aa>i nr
ON ooU he Il p ". & B ,.ns siaS
of III, tbs De aware JH a., 10
d when 70, fofn >, W. ~ erds
had had been exit, ,,r .,o ut ~
and a." yas wel ifes's ah3n, Di
~" ~ know anything ~ w as
s su nnsn i. 'ha, n ,,,in |
s pnTif. loupd ffei q! .ll., fpt Of
off, The uoi, 10 .. ~, Of hI
any way ln5 s ss'J ibst he
broken, sho" ns The BOD!
t TO the mont e ,.s ~.r''
~ ~, held his aiieFpoo-
Daily Republican., 1885-10-22
HouseRObbed'I

"Wednesday lnotn'Is .s .I'
TITLE Pov ard, cofofea, -
W I,,,in street, was enter !,
bed, after she had io I, ,' nv
Previous 10 reavins oel .n nYI
ed hes hey son, who mad n9 ~
told t., Al him to come d' '0ln ~
a . srp again. and did n'i y =
about oe9p 10 o'c.ock, v 1sn NJ ~
some one had been i y btn n, VI
e eIoth ing. Iron fr' I'M; |,
ing around he fon rn . ,ri
Belonging belonging TO iiu .,nn ar
, W n'n a D tru, X beIar;-ss ~" "
a s,iio roo m I bad n, p1es
sa,vs, =" The bre'Eia y.
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Daily Republican., 1885-10-22

Carpets made ard laid at Mccartney,
Kenny & Co's by polite and accommo-
dating hands.