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INVEST SHORE RAILROAD.

lnE WET ysnGRf Il ThoJfk 8 + i !; al AE9Ss wEsp
STORE OF THE WORLDFAM ~ ~ -, - ~.Tt.'rxy
AROUND r 'OTUfLl.- OF CA rSkILL MY - - Nrri3
AND THROUGH BEAUTIFUL VALLEY or ~
MOHAWK. - ,.,, ia. ,.n ioaye we,t ID,
8. station follows , tn, sta,,on foof nj l. av st
N"rth eiy,r 20 alnues earlier than from iOo' oi ess
- n.rot and Chicago 50 m 800. $40 p H. secpsn
through. . .co, .A.,o IN M seepers through
EooAostcr, SuspcnslOn b4dSo Niagara FA, 'oS
q M, % oe > 10 p sloefss and drawing won CA s.
,cs and syracuse. 'y3O ii 20 a M, 100. 3 10 a.
highland Pokeops.o AMI sston, .9S - b III
s5'sl TO- -le aud - % y "a. ior Kingston AM,
sSusortes and Albany. -iJ % 80, ii 20 n S1' 9"s
rst. f. 4 10, 30, ll:25a M S5s. $40 pm .z,o
's'T,rsion's West Point, lorawau aud Nowpagg ''Nf
-, 80 I1'Io. rs m. .'35 - 10 i.,io ,. nA ~A'
.s M n m Tor I.nsJn s. cornwall and Ne"oWs
For Montreal aud Canada t.st coop ma ~. M, Tooutc.
tIa,,ton London, - goa NJ. 'oOV. o:iV p "| '''~s
S.1y ipaily orcspt Saturday oher train' "s 0'0op'
sunday time tables paror Sleeping car -'1o,rotS
tens. OF inior@aaon ,"pE Esa ss II. iunoI odSs
loot Of fnltor ss ewasx .,t sSore ss,.sas foot
wss ssa. foot u Sss.n rS @' Sss. AZ Sss
aanpcss orders DO ief; Al ,sks. ,g owsaA aAtNsrr
os. ,,...axny general Passenger Ass ~
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whats this French pitch that I SOC they have
adopted at the Vienna opera housesi"
Give 1t up gnessit must he something new in the
way Of uaderhand throwing"
-tChicago Rambler.
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~ ~
- For cstskl stuyvesant anil interm,tiats landings
Boats leavs daily Sundays excepted Pier 49,
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
NORWICH LINE.
~ Reduction Of fares to all points: Boston So worce,
TER, 5? 20 steamers Leave pcr a. North River foot of
Wats next pier above Desbrossss street Ferry at 5J
p. m. daily except sunday.
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVE EAILkOA D. Commencing Nov. 70, 1885,
81 M. Montreal Express through draw
ing Oom 10 Rochester ST. Adams and Rouses Point.
$50 NJ Fast Limited chicago kIpress with dining cars
Niagara Falls Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago
$50 q. m next day.
iO3oa M, Chicago Express drawing Canaan
daigua Rochester Niagara rails and Bunaio
III M, western Newly ork and Northern Express with
drawng-room cars.
$3.50 p M Albany Troy and Utica Express through draw
ngroon cars To Saratoga F Edward and GeDs Falls Oh
a p nj. A Accommodation to Albany and Troy
Niagara Fai Buffalo Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit, Chi
and st. Louis
$40 p M Express with sleepng.cars Syracuse
Auburn road. and e Saratoga sis9 20 Montreal
t-e6 M Pacific ESpress with sleeping cars for Roches
Buffalo Niagara Falls. Cleveland Toledo Louis De-
i5 p n Night Express with sleeping cars to Albany
and Troy Connects with the morning trains for aud
for the North except Saturday nigho.
Green t5 Broadway, Harlem Depot l23th st. and 4th
and at WestcQtts Express Offices. Park place Broad
way 40 and s42 Broadway and 62 West l25thst New.
YORK. 333 Washington and 73O Fulton ss Brooklyn ana y"
ACCOMMODATIONS N drawing room and sleeping cars can
procured at Of the ticket Offices New York city and
1888 Washing ton-st. Brooklyn
Baggage called for and checked from residence
1b%s'.r r5HTY 1pi s0p at Harlem 3 ARd
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
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TROY BOATS-CIrIZENS LINE.

steamers CITY OF TROY End SARATOGA loavs Pisa
a. North foot Of Clr1s'Oph~rst daily except
day at r. sunday steamer torches at Albany.
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nnsrnN NEwpnRr NORTH AND EAST

ID RIVER IINE.--Best route VIA Sound. Maxi
mum acconinoda atun. minimum rates. trom Pier ~ n IL.
foot day sundays included a. ouu T. III
Steamers Pilgrim connection by Annex boat
tron Brooklyn i.jO y. III. Jersey oiv y III
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Coparlnsrsbip Notirss.

VopntIlletSDIp NUIITes.
DURRILT., ZABRlSKIE & BURRILL.
ID Mr.. J. ARCHIBALD Nj RRAY became member OF
tn firm on May |. 1856. e..~... ,.,o,avr.
JOHN +. BU RRILI. GEORGE IABhlSklEr -
MIDDLETONS BU URRILI.J. ARCHIBALD MURRAY.
Mills Building Il Broad st. New York, May 10, l7e6
yE'HE FIRM OF BURRlLL. IABRlSklE &
1 BURRGLL is dssoll ed Ihe undersigned Will conn 10
~ DR. cilsc law AT 50 (Mls Bdng) rooms "A and
- ~ door CHARLES D. BUKRiIl.
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NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

=.
Beginning May .. 1886 -
For HIGHLANDS. SEABklGHT. LONG BhAN'h, f3vs
10 l. AM 1 D. m. sundays g3p m.
FOR ATLANTIC HIGHLAN Ds i3O. 10 u Q, m, ! p m ~
For LAKEWOOD, Toms RIVER and BAkNEGAi' f''
Am p. m =, -, pDtDcrrou
For ATLANTIC CITY, NlNELANb anu bniD"r'i'-'"
4:3O p. NJ. -. Z,
North River d. 26l PSI 42l, 944 LA and rs Broad,
way $50 1871 and 74v 0laye vington sd; 10 - - AZ
IL; li6. l76 East l2jthst 1871 BONey "a
Canalst and principal hotels IN New,iors dy In br22S
yn Al Cort-s. lOi Broadway. S3~ $50 Fnol az -tO
IN Mauhaitauave In Hoboken 254 Washngton-st News
York Transfer Company viii cali for check baggage oY
hotels or resi- cnce 10 destination ..o1,.
j. r WOOrr y, Z. u HaNSC ~ -.
General Manager. Gen PaSS ana ic.e' hg,'
70 p BhLDWIN. q. E. p. Agt. ll9 Liberty-si.. y. Y
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CRIE RAILWAY, now known as the NEW

4
IL YORK, LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RAILROAD,
Arrangements OF trains nom Chambersst Depot Froni
mDaiy except sundays. pay express Buffet Drawing
room Coaches TO BnghaInton Enlira nonesvtlle Blt.
Coaches ilOrnclsyille 10 c ncinnat.
?. mDaiy Chicago and ST Louis Limited Express"
No charge for fast tire. Arrives Iealv lie si5
Cleveland lQ50 a. M Cincinnati 6i42 NJ Chicago.
m.-Dav. Buffalo and Niagara Falls Lmitei. arrives
Bufao y a. m, suspension Pracc l:t9 a M The mo's
p m.-Daiv. Cnicago Express for the West Pullman Day
and SleegnS COACHES l, e Bnghamon Emra, Rochester.
RaheFfoa % ard psssa 6 AZ 't 729 7sSSo 9so S2s sS
s s oaS $40 M @ 9s2 $50 & oS5 m i2 Gss
Ps5s9p 6o - 3d. at s 79 s 7P s sss S oSc & s g. 5 7s
go lSS9 ri + qS0 sS0 o snTSaI % Ssns StS sS 1920
NSvsk n AND & Er'sEsSn S ys SswaT @ & & ss ssS 100 SS
Hsas sasn Sny M M9gG"{' S se es g. 10 1913 Re- 8o sC9 s
a sS 5S 1870 sg @ io5o s M An@ co y p %h aaa + ss
Warwick i45. 7oo. 1920 m. 43O m. Sundays. $40
Sewburg and Cornwall 800 a. M. sso. 43O 8 and 7
Rondout and Kingston and MONTGOMERY 4i5 a $50
o.nsn sunday d5 e o 4 c a. m % s sn9ay e eIesPe &
7:45 p. sunday $40 $50. lo20 a. $50, I. ,. N.
MddeiS~99 % 9uatix iS t9 S Sc "S n 9 4so in: .
and $3.50 m. trains connect with New York ontario
and western Railroad at Manst The train stops At
Port jeryis 49, 75o O. 1920 M 4sO; 100 7s5. 900
soats leave sSd st. \. T. S5 a. m. to 6.5 NJ every
fifteen minutes 6t5 p M to Ot5 p M eyeTr thirty mnatess
to ii.i5 p every thirtyminutes lOt5 10 10
sIeepng Coaches aud orders Clicking
end @ s q SassaFs may b S a. the Company
st., Brooklyn. Or at the Company Delots Nan
'''o' JoaN T. ABBOTT, GenT Pass'r Agent. Nsw.Ysrk.
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SALES At THE CONSOLIDATED STOCh AND FETHO-
LEUM EXCHANGE
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ttlusiral Instruments.

ItIWJIIWI CUDII IIIIII WIJ.
A NUMBER of very slightly used Upright
~ and square NOS OF make which were especially
selected aud ONLY by the ARTISTS OF the MTROPOl
ITAN OPERA HOUSE co during the past opera Season
will be sold beral reduction from our regular prices
PIANOS FOR KENT-Spccialy adapted for Country and
WM.KNABE & co,
ll2 FEth.ave.
GREAT BARGAINS in pianos. All makes.
~ uprights country ut low prices
WILLIAM ~. rJND & CO.. % Union square
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FACT-IIortons Ice Cream is made from
- puro Hortons Patent SuPer,tIoIen Bricks q
Ice Restaurants Churches Festivals, etc. VIII
keep hard hour Country orIe promptly died Depots
l2sS Broadway. 75 Chatham st., 40 Last
l20th-st New York and 45S Fulton ct. Brooklyn
EUSSELL'S ICE CREAM, No. 76O Broadway,
i and 1855 Broadway. New York.
Families supplied OuOf-town business specially In
diylduai bricks fOi restaurants, fairs, &c
Telephone 42o 2lst-st.
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EuIGU VALLEY Passenger

trains foot of Corr land and DesbOssos
at a. NJ l. 30 AMI p Tor la5tOa, Bethlehem Alien
toa H. Reading Manch thunk Glen summit. Wilkesharre.
Maycry, Ithaca Geneva Lyons BuiialO and tho
West Pullman thoush coaches ia y. Local trains
T "A m y m. for iasOu Beth chcn and 1Oplty
Trans raving at m. l. and $40 p connect all
point, MfhOnOy and lIalleOn coal sunday tram
leaves for Mauch chunk and iiaZicton. ..
General Eastern Ofice No. 23j broadway.
u II
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"OuR AETNA BATTERY"
has pr owed blessing to all who have used IT.
50 Jtn ave, n, Y.
GicanttoGts nn0 Hailroaos.

NATSkILL EVENING LINE
~ For Cat kill stuyvesant anil int rm ,tiats landings
Boats lcava daily Sundays excepted Pier 49,
Jay-st., at d p 10
FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
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ALBANY BOATS. "Pcople's Line"
~ DREW and DEAN RICHMOND.
n. annist. daily tSuDdsys cAccptes)
Connecting At Albany 'or ali points North and wcst
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G.ueral Mauager. Gen. Pass an
H BhLDWIN. q. z. P.Agt. ll9 Lib
III. FARES REDUCED VIA

n STOSINGTON LIEE. INSIDE ROUTE.
To Providence 81 20 Boston SO first class Steamers
leave from new pier 3d. North RIVER block above
St. at 90 p. m daily except sunday; new tram with
parOr cara recnng chars between steamers anda. ant
Boston without charge
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF EW-JLRSEY
~ Trains leave chambers Depot for ewood
Tenany Coser sparAii and Nyaca go 1870 $50 80 and
Il 80 as 500, !, So S2D. $40 $50 :, lO D. m.
l2 midnight. sundays 73o. 9:30 a. m. and p
For Nsnuet spnns valley Aonse' and Ial mans, 62os
> ID. IN.
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THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES AT THE STOCK EXCHANGE. MAY 10.
the GENERAL LIST
ACTUAL sALKA Closing

|. 0gsn1 ne. n,st Low, FL BM Ard Ard 'sti'' "oi
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lnpuLAR SHORE LINZ for ROSTON and

the EAST. All rain FROM Grand central Depot. lhto"
trains daily tsunnys excepted To Bostoh al NJ
atfacteil aud II ~ palace steep
lux cars sundays AT IL p with palace Sleeping ,ais
T. ". POPPLE, Agent
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surplu.......... slfl1352j s1249707j Inc s3S5.5J0
The Clearing House statement was "a follows to-day
Exchanges ISL 500 22i balances S3 -56os. For tho
week Exchanges, 1928 lli balances S22G2l 20.
Money as usual rule easy at about 2 per cent and
closed at l2 ~ per cent.
The customs receipts renorto1 Washington day
1890 tho internal receipts were SiG1'l.
The United states Treasury received S.uoO National
bank redemption the receipts for the week were
New-York tribune., 1886-05-16

NUKW ICH LINE.
~ ~ Reduction Of fare, to all points Boston So worces
Wats next pier above Desbrossas street Ferry at 5oO
p NJ daily, except sunday
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

There were about 1000 persons present
at the races at Hazel Dell Park yesterday
| afternoon, and the track was in excellent
condition There were five trottlng, one
hurdle and one running race, and al
though the weather was a little too COO
for very fast work, some excellent sport
was afforded. The judges were john
Ross OF Philadelphia, and John Flower,
of Chester. There were six starters In
the 3 so class, best 2 In 3, and the race
was won by ''Dr. Darlington" In two
straight heats. Time, sos and 3.04
In the minute class there were foui
sta rted, and the race was won In two
straight hests. by W. w. Lobdell's b. &.
Prince, in 2.55 and 2463%.
THREE horse started la the 9 so class,
and j. W. Reeves b. m. Kate won the
race in the first two heats In 2.o3 and
q 4631.
There were also but three starters in
the 2 - class, and 1t was won the same
as the other races in two straight heats
by ii. Durham's, &. &. Nitro Glycerine, in
2.40L and 2 36H.
In the free Tor all there were three
starters, and the race was won in 9 40 and
Z 39H by P. Fagan's, r. Roam Ben.
The hurdle race mile dash, and half
mile dash, was won by Mealey's, b. &.
Nat Timble in two straight heats.
There were four starters in the running
race, one half mile, and it WAS won In two
straight heats by 7 Tobfn's S. z. Tommy
ID in .03 fer each heat,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

These cold, chilly winds of l,ovem
Der are reminder that rhe season has
arrived when good overcost In not
only necessary, but absolutely indis-
penssbie. In Anticipation OF this Harrs
Hart, at the New York Clothing House,
No. sl6 Market street, las LAID 10 .
stock in which every one can DAD
fomsthinR to cult them in quality a g
style, and their pockets in price H.
addlticn TO this very fnl line OF over
coats he bias an immeuge h.Cck OF al
Kinds OF suits for men, yuutha and TO, =,
all OF which he 10 telling - toniship
ly low prices Mr. Har, he anne 81 /.
clerks, Is courteous and pull,a, ard cos
not consider il too much urouhlr q
show goods The prize, ii marked IL
plain figures or each saIu.snt, couee
quently there IL OF q p~ice ~ AL,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

A collision took place near Brown,
wood, Texas, last Tuesday night, be
tween o company Of State Rangers. nm
der Captain Scott. and . gang OF wire
fence cutters. There was o lively IN
sillade for some time, when the tres
passers fed. James Loveli, one OF IN
cutters, was killed, and Amos Roberts
another OF the gang, was .mortaIIy
wounded and died 5000 after. A mile
and . quarter OF fencing was chi
before the fgbt took place.
At East Saginaw, Michigan, on We'd
nesday night, Captain Harry May. oil
the barge Transport, Was awakened BY
three Burglars In the cabin who had
come after large sum Of money be had
with him. "One stood over him with 4
revolver aud demanded his money. The
captain jumped up and landed his head
IN the burglars stomach stunning him
While the captain was giving the
a.arm the burglars escaped.
In the wabash receiver case ut Obi.
chgo Thursday, one Of the counsel for
the receivers argued In defence Of their
course In maintaining expensive offices
In New York and g. Louis. Judge
Gresham thereupon commented severely
on the peculiar spectacle OF an ineol.
want road INDUCING In such Injuries.
In the U. 3. Circuit Court ct Ciocin.
natl, yesterday, the famous telephone
suit was dismissed for want OF juris.
diction, without pref udice 10 institutina
suit elsewhere.
Senator Blair, OF New Hampshire,
spoke yesterday ut the Colored State
Fair In Raleigh, North Carolina. In
the evening he delivered . public ad-
dreas on educ alton.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Administrator,s Sale

The fol owing properties belonging to
the McCaulley estate were sold OH
Thursday afternoon, by Auctioneer
Su: chan; No COG Market street, to
Joseph L. Csrpep ter, for Si2,725 No
ZIG French street, to Joscph l.. Carpeu-
ter, Jr., for 81 2z5 Nos SOB 5U7 and
5 ., East Twelfth street. tn Chains b.
Lore, Ter amounts ranging from $61U TO
S675 each. No 5ll East Twelrh street,
to Lewis q Vandesrift. fJr 500 Nc.
1ll5 Lombard street, to James MURRAY
for 1922 80. Eos 3, 8 ana Wilson
street, to Janes Murray, for S397 81
each. Nos. 800 an6 oil Wilson stree.
to Lewis @ Vandegriit, for $3.50 n E.
625 aud 62S Windsor street, to Charles
b. Lore, Tor 1856 and $500, respectively
A house en- Eighth street. betweei
Scott and Linden, to Joseph /. CAroeu,
ter, Jr, for 1906 One third interest IL
a two story frame bouss, or the south
side of Seventh street near the railroad
to Charles B. L re, for SlOO.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12

The regulations concerning oleomar
garine under the Internal Revenue
laws recently published give the fol
lowing processes BY which olsomarea.
rip q Ia 10 AIDE:
"rhe method Of producing cleo oil 1,
as follows: The selected fat Ia taken
from the cattle In the process of slaugh.
tering, and after thorough washing ID
placed in q bath OF clean, cold water
and surrounded by ice, where 1t Ia
allowed 70 remain until all animal heat
has been removed.
1t is then cut into small pieces by
ma :hinery and melted ut an average
temperature Of $50 degrees until the fat,
In liquid form, has separated from the
fabrine or Tia sue. and then settled until
It Ia perfectly clear. Then Il is drawn
into granting watts and allowed 70 stand
q day, when It 10 ready for the process.
The press ing extracts the stearine, leav.
ing the remaining product, known rs
oleo-oil. 1t Is this AT tiCle which, when
churned with cream or milk, or both,
and with sometimes small proportion
Of creamery butter, the whole being
properly sailed. gives the new food
product, oleomargsrine. Each animal
yields an average OF about 40 pounds of
olso.oil.
Oleomsrgsrine is mainly made OF
oleo oil, exclusively, but sometime five
per Ger t. OF the finett butter 10 added,
which 10 churned with the cream and
milk to improve the flavor. Creamery
butteIine is usually com posed of rs per
cent. of creamery butter, 40 per cent
neutral, 20 per cent. oleo oil, and the
balance milk, cream. and salt.
Dairy butterine differs from creamery
only in the proportions. II Is a cheap
or product, and its proportion OF butter
about 10 per cent., neutral, As per cent,
and oleo oil % per cent, the balance
being made up OF cream. milk and salt.
At the Home-Dressed Meat
Market Of r. P. Carey, ST., 81 KlpRI
street, you can get choice selection OF
fresh and salt home dressed meats, at |
lowest market prices. He also keeps n
full supply Of pure, fresh, creamery
butter, York State cheese, fresh conn
try eags, and he has In addition q large
supply of the very CHOICEST oleomsrsa-
rine, which he Is selling at bottom
prices. Fresh dressed poultry received
daily from the country.
K. p CAREY, 81 King street.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Dots

Geo. W. sheppey, OF Clsul,aL
Ohio, 10 visiting relative, In this c.y
Choice. fresh roasted Java and n.
cha coffee at Crippsn's, 5 L. Second 8
VIM. r. McCabe, Of Baltiuor. Hui
dred, arrived in this city last evsuiq|
James H. Mshsffy, OF the telepha'
exchange. has goue to Cunbtllla
County, Pa, on gunulng excursion
Mrs. Il. B. Stevens addressed u
Women's Missionary Society Of Cls|
ter last evening.
George ID ClelAud and Fred srtla|
will start 70 morrow on guuningaI
petition on the Peninsula.
DIR. X. L. Tsntum has engaged viii
his father In the practice Of medicINi
No. 900 Market street.
Thomas Rey residing Gik
Monroe street, lost COW a lev h!1
ago from paraly Sis, which lie vsladi
500.
Choice new crop japan tea, % AID
cents per pound; also English bnsih
tea. fines 10 the market for The m,tq
ct Crippen's, 8 East Second street.
Judge Wales has returned
Trenton, N. j., where be hello court
Judge Nixon, who was inospCilated
sickness.
The supper given by the ladies Of
Mite Society, in the Delaware Ava
Baptist Church, last evening, WAIST
cided success, about 300 persons p'h'
patina In 1t.
Morris W. Hayes Nathan b. HOY
K, Seeds and several otherRentena
West Chester, Pa visited our cl'yls
terday In order to witness the iaea
Hazel Dell Park.
William Kyne, who was so bsdl!
jured by q runaway acc dent sone
weeks ago, Is gradually recoverlnf,
his fri,nts are GLAD 10 meet him Oh
streets again.
Joseph Kift & Son, of West olas
Pa, were awarded premiums
lows at the ohry ssuthemuD sDos
Philadelphia: For COLLECTION "
plants, second premium, sl' W.
!, elbow varieties, second prenlaE
fer six white vsrietles, first pli.s
50, for six, all classes in varieh"
prem um, $5.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Annual SenhlOn.

The Homeopathic Medical Society oil
Delaware and the Peninsula held iti
annual session At Dover yesterday
There was large attendance and the
following were present from this city
A. Negendank, president; L. Kittin.
ger, Peter Cooper, G. II. Lawton, Z T
NegendanI, l. A. KittinEer, Lewis W.
Finn, A e. FrAntz, j. Paul Lukens,
j. Harmer Bile. The following pape.s
were read: "A Case From Practice, -"
W. D. Troy; Surgery in the Country, i"
j. M. CruInbauah; Qualitative Treat
meDt OF Infantile Oonvulsions," r. X
Cooley; Companions OF Lecheses in
Diseases OF Throat and Lungs" Peter
Cooper; "CesArtan Operation" by Ell q
II. Swinney OF Shanghai, China, rtad
by q. o. Sw inney; Nocturnal Incou.
tinuance OF Urine" j. Ii. Bile; "Re-
tanned Placentas." l. N Finn;
"Bright's Din Ease" l.. K. Kittinger;
"Materia Mtdica," tonne general re,
marks, by l.. w. Finn.
1t was DIT cided to hold the mex meet.
Ing of the society at Smyrna on tie
second Thnrsday of November, 1887.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
THIRD EDITION.


A terrific explosion, supposed to have
been caused by spontaneous com bus
ton, occurred in the cigar box factory
of Henry II. sheip b Co. l704 and 17o6
Randolph street. Philadelphia, yesler-
day afternoon shortly after 2 o'clock, by
which one person was killed and four.
teen slightly burned or injured by fall.
ing bricks or timbers. The rear wall OF
the building was blown out and the re.
port OF the explosion was heard for sev-
eral squares. There were two hundred
persons employees in the factory, CT
whom forty-eight were girls.
Three alarms Of fire were sounded In
quick succession, and In . very short
time the firemen were on the ground.
Ladders were placed against the
building. the rear Of which WAS now D
mas Of flames, and the women taken
out through the windows, some of them
nsensible.. AS the fiemen lore the
motionless bodies tenderly down the
ladders exclamstio Of horror escaped
from the crowds in the streets. Am
balances were sent for and the wounded
taken to st. Mary's Hospital, where
their injuries were dressed.
my God, where is Carrie Brunneri"
exclaimed man with tears streaming
down his cheeks. "She is In the build :
ing; she has not come out" Another
search was made for the girl In the
burning building and her charred and
blackened body was found In one corner
of the workroom, where she was hurled
by the falling wall ard instantly killed.
Her body was taken to the residence OF
her paren t. at 1887 North Twelfth street
With but few exceptions these burned
about the face and hands were not &C.
riously injured, being merely scorched
by the sheets Of flame which shot up
near them.
Inspector McDevitt, of the Insurance
Patrol, visited the fire, and after max
ing an investigation stated that as the
engineer had filled the furnace with
sawdust 1t was quite likely that back
draft drove the flames out and caused
them to communicate with the sawdust
stored In bin nearby, which, together
with the PARTICLES floating In the air
caused the explosion.
The rear portion Of T. M. Tully's
stable, which adjoins the factory, and
in which was stored fifty sleigbs and
three carriages, was totally destroye
entailing loss OF "a 700 No insurance.
Sbeip's loss will not exceed S2s. 900 and
is fully covered by insurance. The
proper y at No. 17l5 North Sixth street
was injured to the extent OF Sl,7O0.
Not insured.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
Little COrinne

Next Monday night Little Corinne will
commence sn engagement of one week al
the Opera House, giving q performance,
with a change Of opera, each night, and
matinees on Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon. She will be supported by
Jennie Kimball, and talented company
Of artists, Corinne is bofn actress, and
has been on the stage ever since she was
eight years Of age, and her representation
OF the different characters which oh Q
essays shows that she is possessed OF q
wonderful degree Of talent. She sings
and dances we'll, and has about her q
magnetism which thoroughly wins her
audiences. On Monday night the "Mas-
cote" will be presented with Corinne as
Bettina, q character In which she is said
TO excel. The prices of admission will be
10, 20 and 80 cents, or SO cents for re-
served chairs.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-12
The Place TO Go.

AS every body OF the male gender viii
be wanting winter clothing, includ ing
oyercoats, they will be looking arou { d
and stopping u take peep at this ~ 4.
that othing store window 10 See VIII re
they can beat fujt tn aiuse.vss II ID.
waui the bet OF clothing at the least
prices the place they ara looking for II
Al" Market street. where til. aIgest ana
hntst sssortmeat of clo,biug III the city
can be found. John w DiefeudoIi i.
tue pieasiL z rnd tOpular manager OF
this new Wilmington Clthiug Hon
that promises the best aud cL.a.,
clothing for the ma4ses of the psoglt.
Mr. Difteador"s clerks are AcanID mo-
dattpR and 0bliging, taking delight II
showing soode ard In fitlug their cul.
toners out in handsome enit,.