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Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

The new edifce erected by the Mar
shallton Union Sabbath SCI col will he
dedicated next Supcay, the 18th inst.
At 10 a. m a sermon Will be preached
by Rev W. .. johnson, after which
Joseph Pyle, E-q., with say something
interesting In Iegarl TO financial ma,
tiers. IL order to accommodate oil who
wish 10 remain for the sftG rnoon Eer.
vices dinner VIII be provided by lad les
oil the Je'ghborhocd. At l o'clock p
IA. q cbildren's meeting will be held
when addresses will b9 delivered b.
Joseph Pyle, J. W. Dieien dorf, v.
Lloyd, Or. s mme, John L White, Eeil
Connolly and others. At 3 p m R3v.
u W. T. BootLe, ID L., OF Delaware
Avenue Baptist Church will preach al d
o her gentle M u will make appropriate
remarks. A good choir under the man
agt ment OF / G. Com er, Of this city,
will be IN attendance, and the singing
will add 20 the interest of the oCes sion
An evening meeting Ia also announces
when Addressea will be made lb At wi
appropriately wind Cp tbs dedica,ory
servtcrs. We hone the citizens In The
vie nifty will contribute literally &c
make the dedication scJmple;e success
in every respect.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
FOURTH EDITION
Austrian Horrors.

At Pesth on Monday evening I've
cfacers and some actreskes from the
Orpheus entered cafe ct Q late hour.
As there was not room enough for oil ct
one table, one OF the officers, named
Schnee weiss, jokingly ordered Rosa
Tecjano, . little o year.o sonRsti COS,
70 give her place 70 him.
She refused, whereupop the oficer
pointed . pistol at her and said: "Go
away or / will shoot you" Rosa re-
piled saucily: 81 shan't" The OH Ger
pulled the trigger and Rosa fell lifeless.
Horror stricken At the accident, Schnee-
weiss Aired bullet into his own brain.
The doorkeeper OF the Pestb Music
Academy, q waiter, and o waitress
went together TO u low cafe. and after D
drinking bout either shot each other or
committed suicide. The doorkeeper
and the waitress were lovers, though
both were married.
The former had robbed his employer,
and his mistress left q letter saying she
had resolved 70 die with her lover. The
waiter before his death wrote that he
would die with his frlends.
a medical student OF Vienna, who
was destitute and starving, committed
suicide on Monday.
A boy, whit had killed his younger
brother at Vienna, gave himself up To
the police on Monday. He said that
his father had often told him TO kill
somebody In order to get into prison, az
that was the on ly place he WAS ut for.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

The unpleasant weather yes'C'. y
not have the effect Of preventing ~
mington Rife Club holding 'nyt \
weekly shooting match, ~ %
Park, and two matches took pIlS''
which was for the ciuos gov =,
This match was contested nfs., !
suited In a tie between W r 'u ,aj
Seeds, who in deciding the TIC I i,'s
very fine shots, the former mAh MAIN,
and the latter an 8, both oe'n- i
BULBS eye, the difference being ,yS
latter was In the outer ed5e :" 81
former was in the centre. lnV ,oo
American target was used AZ IN .Se
of. hand. The following are W
out of a possible 100 points; al.
W. F. Seeds, 81; II. u serus'
Heinel, Sr So; J, Z. Newman
Heinel, Jr., 81; s. }. NewlnS ,n
O'Conner, A; II. Simpson, w.
Bacon, 80; W. G Seeds, 40 ,i,,e
At the conclusion of the n, ,.s
a round was shot on the mA''D v
Stevens rife and other pr'a' moss
following results, out Oh
points: uc ueinel, Sr
F. Seeds, IL; j. Z. Newh az. c.
Seeds, II; W. o'conner' " u, 3, "a
Jr., Il; II Simpson, IL; W. "
s. j. Newman, III.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Accident 10 n Horse

Yesterday afternoon, as u son OF Will
liam Ii. Wallace was driving in sleigh
down King street, when below Third,
his horse balled and the right hoof gave
evidence that q bone had either stopped a
joint or was broken. Mr. Wallace
thought At first that nail might have
ran into the hooi, and he got out and
made an examination without finding the
cause of the lameness. He turned
around and took his horse up to Hanson's
livery stable and put him in a stall.
Veterinary Surgeon Ward q. Rowland
being called in, made an examination and
said the bone between the fetlock Joint
and the hoot was broken The bone was
eet and the ankle bandaged, and there are
hopes that cure can be effected. The
horse is..yalued at $500.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

Howard Mokihsey OF Newark. who
has q wife and several small children,
eloLed on Friday from that town with
Lizzie Lanse Ddsle, aged Is years, also
of that town. The parties worked H.
the Dean wooden mills.
1t was observed that Mckinney .0r
some time part was very attentive to
the girl, but nobody supposed it was
anything more than mere friends hip.
Mrs. McKiusey Ia lying very Ill from
recent cor fntmert, and has no5 been
made scgusinLed With her husband 4
unfaithtulntss
1t Is supposed that the runaway
were married III Camden, n. j., and
have fed To parts unknown Ii they
return TO Newark "tAr and ieath ers' II
the talk.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

Gaisher, Ktselman & Fox have re-
ceivsd a large orIsr forthe Eclipse shoe
from Bowers ana HaWorth OF Decatur,
Ill.
ID. j. CrumbaIRb, whose barn was
burnt Iecently, proposes to build 8
stables separate from the baIu aud will
make all a. Gear tirepro II as possible.
William X rkley of Blacs bird Hun.
bred Will take pas5essioa Of the Rich.
ardson mills, near This city, IL il day oi
{ 20.
Mr. Wm. II Carroll, proprieto- OIL
Caro- 70 Casino OF Music, has secured
Mr. WIN Quesu, late manager Of tn,
Louisville, kya GaGEd Opera Hous,
and Wsshlu ton B.i Oppra Bous- 4
m mage his lbeatries, entertainments
AID complete change u program ma,
be eI pected.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Tho Devils Auction.

This evening Gilmore's " Devils
Auction" will be presented at the Opera
House by large and first- class company.
This is beautiful fairy spectacular
drama and Is supplied with magnificent
costumes and scenery, and wonderful
mechanical effects Since II was produc-
ed here last year 1t has undergone changes
that amount ~ thorough reconstruc-
ton, which constitute great improve
ment. The ballet is splendid, and cor
sists Of bevy of young and pretty girls
led by three premiers. The entire play
is ore of the most wonderful now on the
stage; donkeys are transformed into men,
while golden wands In the hands of har-
lequlns and good fairies become all potent
against his satanic majesty and his imps
OF darkness. With 80 many attractions,
there is no doubt but this drama will
draw a crowded house.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
nEATHa


MAHSHAIAL.--In Los Angeles, Cal, o
4.30 o IN. on Friday, december 3, Ethel u.
infant daughter Of Joseph n and Mary T
Marshall, aged years and months.
MISUNDERSTANDING on the SIN inst.
Frederick b., son eff W. Lewis Dnworth
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend his funeral from the resi-
denes of his father, near OenIeville, OF
fourth day. the sth inst.. ~ IL O'Clock q. ~
Interment at Old Kenneth burial grounds.
|DUNLAP.--On SUNDAY, 5th instant, vii.
liam r. Dunlap, In the 29th year OF his age
The relatives and ffiende are requested q
attend the funeral non his late residence
Sl2 fifth avenue. Eleventh wAid on Wednes
day afternoon at o'olock, 10 proceed 70 Mt
salem cemetery. The members OF Oyrui
Castle. knights Of the q )lden kagle, are 70
quested 20 meet at their hall on Tuesday
evening, usual hour, TO make arraBgemeati
TO attend the funeral. Services at Mt salem
church.
HUNIER.-In this city on the 9th inst.
Elizabeth huntcr, In the eoth year OF hei
age.
Relatives ard friends of the family ar,
invited TO attend the funeral from the rest
dence OF her son, jacob l.. Hunter, No. n
Claymont street, on Ihursday afternoon a
! 30 O'Clock. lnterment a. hivsrview Gene
terry.
ISWEETEN On the It'll init, Prank II.
son OF H. Is. ard Ellie sbetn Sweeten, aged
one month.
Funeral ffom their residence. No sll
Jackson street, on Tuesday afternoon. In
torment private.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

The upper mill of Wilcox & Bro, at
Glen Mile, Delaware County, Pa, has
Just been placed in repair At q coet OF
800, 600. They are now making Rr.
rangements TO It pair their lower mill,
which wos used some time ago for the
purpose OF making bank note paper fol
the Government. This mill will be fl tied
up in Ihe very beet style with sll new
and improved machinery. The i'm
provements will, Il ia said cost not lesi
$500, 600.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

The Sunday Jaw was enforced in In.
dianapolis on Sunday, 20 that "tume.
thing,to eat ard coffin were about the
only things it was possible to buy." 1t
was the retalistin2 work of the Liquor
LeGgue. "5trangers who arrived IL
the city were compelled to go to their
hotels ON foot. ss mack drivers dare moi
convey them. Cigars could not bt
bought a; any nf The 500 stores where
they are regularly sold, and newspaper.
could be urchased al only two stands.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

The Masons and Odd Fellows OF New Cas-
tie are holding fair in the Opera House
at that place, which is proving a great
success, the receipts since Thanksgiving
night, when it opened, being about $500.
A number of useful aud ornamental arti-
Giles have been char ced Off, and next Sat
urday night there will be spar spring
buggy, a set OF rubber mounted harness "a
Portland sleigh, sewing machine, an
organ aud q number Of other valuable ar
ticles disposed of In the same manner.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Shot Dead IN LA ntnra.

w. ii. Martin, matchmaker AT 1911
South street. Philadelphia. was shot
dead In his store, in presence of his
wife and daughter. yesterday after
noon, by four bullets from revolver
In the hands OF Oscar Weber, 80 years
old, residing at 1911 Mosely street
Weber was arrested and admitted the
shooting. He says that Martin had
attempted 10 put him ont OF the store.
and that he wasn't going to let him
do Il. !"
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Fair Prices.

AT the sale of A. II. Tyson, at Village
Green, on Monday afternoon, fresI
cows sold from $40 to $75. AT least -.
of the number came to tt Is city, AM ln .
gentleman residing near the Della
line purchased eight head. l. iVa1e
Stidhsm & Son were both on ha,k- ";
contributed to the prices ob;s, uu an \,
such manner AS to give the osElIneus ~
satisfaction. Whet iui
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

Hanover Presby terrain Sunday school
held Its seventeen anniversary last
night, aHd Notwithstanding the in
clemency OF the westber, "a large audi.
snce WAS present To enjoy it. The pro
gramme was an excellent orc, and con
sisted in the main OF reoltations and
singing. Rev. lafayette Marks, pastor
OF Hanover, and Rev. 4. ID, Newberry
pastor OF Olivet Presby terrain Church,
made interesting and entertaining adj
dresses. superintendent w. w. Pyle
made an encouraging report OF the
school, and showed that the finances
were In healthy condition.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
$50 Men suHnended.

AT the close of work in the Resdiu G
Railroad Car shops ct Beading, Pa, on
Monday. oyer 80 carpenters ard other
emp'oJes were suspended. This is in
acoo dance with tho retrencOmeo I
policy OF the now management. II
wa, the general impression that the
shops would be run wi Ia full orce
during the winter building adj, onal
rJlliDg stock.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Caught 10 q snoH slide.

Two or three ladies who had t1rned
the Fifth and Washington street CORNER
on Sunday, going home from the Union
VI. Z. church services, were overtaken
by 40 avalanche of snow from the ROOT
OF the church, which for an instant
completely overw helmed them. They
we're not at all injured, but were very
much surprised st snch q sudden snow
balling.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Gone to washington.

Mayor Rhoads started for Washington
this morning, TO attend the first meeting
of the National Board of Promotion, OF
which ne is member. This body is To
take in charge the Constitutional Centen.
Dial to be held In 1889, the celebration OF
the four hundredth anniversary of the
discovery of America In 1892, and the
Worlds Permanent Exhibition to be held
after the last named date.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Iron Fence at KiveryI

The managers having del %
place an iron fence arOun n nloeL "
Cemetery at an early z u havoi ~
the present one to Al Gay, nave s ehr
owns the adjoining -r.a aaa. Lsps nu The tbe
south. The iDproveu, pIoPSr'SS anad
one, ard meet with 4 h EN- .~SroSation mo- Of
the lot-holders gem, ane appioDA'i'A VI
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
suadan Death.

Mrr. Mary Mcguire, G l,a,, n b
den at her residences on a ana, 81
nue. last night OF cralpPp' med
taken Ak sick very sudde1, a o. hired hired
s was summoned, bat che '',n p',s'
It resched her. MIs' aI "A!
es,imable Young lady, Ho ,o,oaal,risj
two months. Her Wa'' large q
Giesler. She leaves q 'As
f,iends TO mourn her loss.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
THIRD EDITION.


Everybody correctly guesses that a
trap is used, but the investigator stops
there, defeated. The chair, the news
paper, the confederate below the stage,
and bright, slim girl are the things
which are used The chair is not as it
looks, an ordinary article, 1t is of the
heavy, old-fashioned mahogany kind,
without rungs, thickly upholstered on
the seat, with an open back.
1t is so built that by touching a
concealed spring the seat is made to
drop down from the rear on hinge,
leaving the girl free to sink down the
trap, which is manipulated by the
confederate below the stage. There
being no rungs on the chair the girl
has an easy job. When the illusionist
has seated her he throws over her
head the silk veil. AT the moment
she feels herself completely covered
she works another spring, which
causes a thin wire framework to rise
up from the back of the chair and
spread itself about her form, thus pre-
serving undisturbed the outlines OF the
cloth and deceiving the audience into
the belief that she is still seated. The
mystery OF the open newspaper spread
under the chair to kill any suggestion
of a trap is even simpler. The paper
has been deity cut so as to contain a
trap opening in itself. 1t is so handled
by the operator as not to reveal the
slit, and when he gathers it up after
the trick he is careful to fold it-partly
at least. His own work consists, first,
in spreading the newspaper so that the
trap cut in ii shall cover exactly the
trap in the stage, and second In setting
the chair directly over both traps. He
ought to be clever in talking to divert
the spectators attention from both
newspaper ard chair, and the more he
speaks of the absence of trap the
better he can puzzle those who are
watching him. OF course, he cannot
submit either the chair or newspaper
to inspection. The trap used is the
ordinary demons drop of good size.
After the girl has passed through, the
confederate below the stage puts his
hand up and springs to lis place the
hinged seat in the chair. Then he
raps, and the illusionist above knows
that all is ready for him to pull away
the veil. ADDED mystery is gained by
making the girl run out into the audi
torium as soon as she can. A neat
sleight-of hand man can also cause the
veil itself to disappear up his sleeve
after he has lifted it.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
VIM. B. Sharp'S,
Fourth and Market SIS,

Christmas times ahead
and you hardly know wha:
to buy. 1t is often a bother,
and many a pater familias
has to turn and twist to
have his dollars so spent
that they will GO all around.
Our hearts are very often
bigger than our pocket
books, but It's the spirit that
induces the giving that is
more appreciated than the
more costly present.
Our Children's Coats are
sty lish, pretty and well fit.
ting, S2.5o to $I2.
Our Ladies Seal Cloth
Coats are handsome materi,
al, beautiful in effect, styl-
ish in fit, elegant in work
manship; what more can you
ask A Seal Cloth Coat for
S25 is a great thing when
you get it good-you'll find
it here.
Ladies Wraps, Long
Coats and Short Jackets,
from S. up-many styles to
choose from.
You'll get here a rice
Suit or over coat for your
little boy. Ityou want GOOD
clothes for him, there's none
better than those made by
Smith, Gray e. Co., Brook
Ign; we have them from So
to SIS. We've yet to hear
the first complaint Of our
little suits.
Our special sale of reduc-
ed Carpets and Rugs you
should not forget. Do you
want a rug?-think Of /
yds. elegant Moquette for
$I.a5. Remnant, Of course,
but the same thing cut from
the piece, 1925. Hundreds
Of such remnants in beautiful
patterns. Body Brussels, l !
yds. Tor 81; worth 81 10.
Top Brussels, Il yds for
Use; worth $I.4o.
We thought those elegant
Salonica Rugs were cheap
enough at So. We made a
large purchase and secured
the agency-t the price goes
to So. IS, same on both sides.
Skin Rugs, all the best
colors, $3.50, $,.25, So Is.
Genuine Angora white, buff
and blue, $3.50 and So.
Does your library, dining
room or chamber need a
carpet THE reduced Body
Brussels will soon be gone.
ST. from $40 and 95c from
$I.25.
Handkerchiefs by the thou,
sands in all prices and most
any choice.
Initial handkerchiefs all
pure linen, hand embroider-
ed, 50 per dozen.
White, embroidered in
pretty designs, 25c to So
each.
Plaid silk handkerchiefs
in all colors, one lot reduced
to 75c from SI.25.
A very fine silk and wool
Muff1er, 75c and 81. All
silk, 81 to $2.25.
One clearing cut purchase
of Alpaca Umbrellas. You'll
get the benefit # 26-in.,
$I,25, 29-in, SI.5o, 3o-in.,
$I.S5.
Gloria Umbrellas in all
sizes. You had better make
yourssselechoh soon; manu-
tacturGe11s'| are busy with
Christmas times ahead and
assortments soon get broken
A splendid gold mounted
! Gloria, 26in, $3.50.
I Still another case of those
silk stitched neck ladies' yes
for SOC. Our American Ho
L - =. C, l
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Miss winnie DAVIS In Now York

NEW YORK, Dec. 6,-Miss Winnie
Davfs, dauR hter OF Jefferson Davis, ar
rived In the city last night, and is stop
ring with friends She will remain
Eere during tie holidays.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
AMas..cr--s-
n n"TsN0 In the Sahara.

TRIPoLI, Dec. :, n,.
reks have capt "a nemnei VI o nu
In the Sahara oren tne IortIess o q. s,ls''
bers of the gs' ana maSSAcreo A"' Hull
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
EsTABLISITED Is5G
Wilmington Wagon Works
III TO ll5 Grange street,
2O8 to 2l2 West 2sD ,ts,S
ALWAYSl IN STOCK,
ALWAYS IN STOCK,

Express and Market Wagons
Brick, Dirt and Farm Carts
Push Carts, Hopper and Side.
BOARD Barrows, Rolenhausen's
Patent Coal Wagon. Black and
Ship Smithiog. Horse Shueine
! Specia ty
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

Y OST-GH MONDAY EVENING OUT
IL Of - carriage which was hitche eli at tho
corner Of Eighth and Lombard streets, a
buffalo ODE. a. suitable reward II returned
t. this otrice or lei. a. tie Utice OF th o Morn
tUg News. dT-bt
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

Daniel Kennedy and i,, 'S,"sta ii,
were the only t%n o,s 10 % d
found who had the htar, :, sere
drunk last night. II Lng ~ JUDI
Minis until 8 o'clock 'nis
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
If You Are Puzzled

lit you are fuZzloQ
Who're % buy, Try the Family Shoe House,
200 MarseL street. tor wintor footwear for
yourse't and family. You will ind there
lust waat you need, ard at prices lower than
sDyahsre else. ami n. when you reach home,
there Is dissatisfied on with the style or
sind purchased or this price Is consider
not right, the privilege 10 yours to return
and exchange or get your money back. The
constantly increaflrP business Is tho best
indioation OF how well TIE people appreciate
the fair, generous method Of dealing with
everybody at the FAMILY shoe House, No.
E06 Marget street. NoAsE attention TO our
Lai'ee' FLEE french Kid hat Kid. DopRo
In Kid, genuine Kangaroo Kid and Pebble
sense heel, square too and common sci SO
zoe. Ladies' Vine Kid Spring Heel
Buttons, Fine KID and Pebble Buttons,
with regular heel and ce nmon sense heal,
tor M isses. Tho above have found great
ayor, being made upon lasts OF different
widths and correct proportions, enabling US
n almost every instance 70 give as perfect a
tit as whom made 10 measure. Misses and
Gntldl ems KID and Pc bic Spring Baton,
Fine Calf Boots and HOOK Lace shoes for
big and little boys. Pine Calf Hook Lace
sad Button Shoss high cut for little boys,
Mlsses', Youths and little boys Pro-
| lection Toe Button Shoes. with com.
mon sense heel and spring heel Our
| hihtes' sthnuhTu ocnOOi SnDeh. com men
| aense heel and common sense toe and square
toe, our own make and every pair warranted,
nave never yet been equaleI at the price.
fl.25 and sl.3b. Kid and Pdbble button,
with wedged hoel, Tor smsi children. I'm
Iproved Ankle Supporters for weak ankles.
Plenty OF Baby sh PCS Of all grades. Mems
fine Calf Hand Made Hook Lace and Con.
/ gros6 Caters, London TOE and common
sense box toe Single and double sole
Mems Calf Sewed Roots. Mems and Boys'
l q lot Iga.r stRa 49, lf.Ra tnh kaf
Nen and Boys Kip End Coarse boots.
houg ut at d sacrifice Fale, will be sold at
| nrices lover than ever before offered In
Wilmington. Warm Lined But on and Ilsce
shoes aud Slippers for ltdios. spring Heel
| hubbeTs for Lacies, Misses and Children
Light Weight Rubber Boots .or Ladies
| litses and Children, Heavy Weight HUB
Der Boots for Men and BOYS BUCKLE Arcticl
snd Alaskas for Men, Boys, Ladies M issei
| and Children. Don't faii n see cur Shoei
and our prices before you purchase. We car
IT and please you, and you Will save none!
i 0y buying at
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07
Lost

A subscription book X, Of ct T. ID
en ID Vaiuable Il ara :.
Daily Republican., 1886-12-07

For baby rings sec n '3 sp d IL,
Willard +, Davis > r.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-01-28
THE NINE DISASTER.
ALL TUE BODIES RECOVERED.
The Last ct til. Victim. in the Nswburr
Shaft Explosion Brought Out-Ths Cor.
ORsrs IHVSstiEstlon to Proceed
To-day The Relief Pund.


Special Dtlhich 10 lW hisuigsnecT.
NEwHuRG, W, Va, Jan. 27,-Aiter six
long, weary days Of unCeasiug search for
the bodies Of the thirty.nlue miners who
were hurled into eternity without a
moments warning, by the terrible sxplo.
sion in the orrel mine last Thursday, they
have all been recovered, The last one
was brought up from the bottom of the
shaft about noon to-day, In q few hours
later the grave closed over the remains.
The nine bodies recovered to-day were
in no better condition than the first ones
brought out, showing that the force of the
explosion extended throughout the entire
mine, and that all were killed by the ex.
plosion itse!f, and not by choking from the
gas.
The Coroner still holds possession of the
shaft, The jury will meet in q public
hall Tomorrow and proceed with their in.
vestigation into the cause OF the disaster
The last nine bodies were identified as
Alvey Weaver, William Stansbury, Henry
Lambert, Morgan Freeman, J. W, Spencer,
]. W. MCGown, Albert McWilllams, Bird
Miller and Peter Hauley.
The following contributions were re.
cei!yed by the Treasurer OF the relief com.
j. Nj. Hartley, $95; O. O. Wooden,
Homsted, Nd, $95; Grafton Lodge No. 10,
4, F, 4. A. NJ, $50; cash from Miles,
Mlch,,' S5i Baltimore AmericGa, $25; Aus.
ten Miners, $44; Shader & Bonaileld, $40;
W, ]. Larel, ST.; Logan & Co., Wheeling,
$40; d. FiI2, $6; ]. A. Clark, s..