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Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-23

CORRESPONDENTS.
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St. LiSsSmmercia LoSisVstamfmn s National Bank.
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EEaana-Omaha National BanL BANK
Bank. i'-Clty National Bank; Denver National
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Haioy HisenFlrst rs National Bank: CLARK e Larabie
HeiiaT HHeiieinaIFiEst IddS NstionaI Bank, AA'A'is'
BeIIeIyy,,,d duano-MeCornick & Co.
SSetSSvue, ldaho-G. A Mccormick & Co.
Woolworth & Co. ''' 1'a''onai DarA' OfocAef'
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-23

The Virginia New Chronicle is at
present edited by Arthur McEwen, one
OF the brightest writer's on the Pacific
coast He is making lively times for the
Republican papers in that State, all of
which combined are no match for his
trenchant pen.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-23

CAPTAIN RANsFoRD SMITH will proba-
bly, pay about the same attention to the
asinine fling of the Ogden Mormon sheet.
that ne would to the vulgar epithets of a
drunken prostitute who might stumble
against him in the street.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-23

The Republican organ does not hoist
the name of Colonel Ferry at the head Of
its columns as its candidate for Delegate
for Congress-neither do the Herald or
Ners.
Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-10-23
THE EAGLE FOUNDRY
And Machine Co.,
IRON AND BRASS FOUNDERS
AND
MAcHINlsTS.
7S, 20, Y and 79 w. Second South Street
SALT LAKE CITY.

u;1i;nu u;M1is;nuiastareFs Sds of Furnace, Mining and
Wheels, Stag Pots. Burs and Pans for sampline
Mills, Etc, Cast and Wrought Iron FencinG and
Cresting and all kinds of Builders Iron Work
Interior Supports "Au
Orders promptly filed and ali work guar.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
A Horse Taken.

Some time during Thursday night q
horse and dog cart were taken from
William Y. Warmers stable, Maryland
avenue and Beck street, but return ed
at an early hour in the morning. The
animal had evidently been driven very
hard for a long distance. The matter
was put In the hands of the police, and
yesterday morning Officer Smith ar-
rested colored man named Thomas
Morris, who is employ ed about the
stable, on suspicion of being the guilty
party. He was locked up until this
morning, when he WAS arraigned at the
City Court, but as there was no evi
dence TO show that he had anything Il
do with the matter, the case was dis
missed.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13

MT. Webb Hayes IL TO be married NJ
his fathsr's home In Fremont, o., dur-
Ing the holidays to Miss Mary Sher.
man, OF Norwslk, o. Mr.. Hayes il
now practtcing law In Toledo, In part
nership with son OF the late j ustice
Swayne. A niece of Mrs. Rutherford
b. Hayas, Miss Addie Cook, will be-
married ~ the Same time and place 10
Mr. walter Huntington, of Moss Point,
Mississippi.
The noted imported stalllsn Prince
Charlie, the property of Dan Swipeyt.
died nc the Elmendorf farm, Fay ette
County, Ohio, on Thursday night. OF
collie. He was worth $4,000. he won
the two the ueand guineas In England,
1872.
AT Montreal, on Friday. in the case
OF John y. Hoke, the Peoria I'll. bank
defaulter, y. O. Clarke, ons OF the d..
rectors. testified that the total amount
OF Hoke's defalcation was S188, 600. OF
which Mrs. Hoke had refunded SO. 900.
Charles X. Lyman, q tramp, sueaked
into Daniel EpRls's cooper chop at
Reading, Pa, Friday, and while smok-
ing set the place on Are. The building
Was consumed, and Lyman and a horse
were burned to death.
One thousand live 'pheasants from
Bohemia and Silesia have been re.
ceived by steamship at New York. They
are Intended for Tuxeds Park, New
Jersey.
The Boston Transcript to Ia Of spln.
lister In that town who says that she
wants TO get married because the Bible
says that there Ia none good, not
won."
A bear that had long been "cop-
hrmed drunksrd" died at Dallas, Tex.
recently, OF what is asserted 70 have re-
Of mbled deliIium tremeps ciot ely.
A stone barn belonging TO william
Oripps at Wissip oming, Pa, was COM
pletely destroyed by fire Friday, with
implements and cropr. Loss 3 900.
Governor Pattison, OF Penney lvania,
has sproir ted Henry Reed TO the va
canoy occasioned by the death Of Jud 70
The failures occurring throughout the
country during the last seven days um.
Der for the United States l9s and FOR
Canada 80.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Mini.ter Phslps Deliyars 4 Lecture.

LONDON, Nov. 12.-Mr. Phelps, Un.-
ted STATES Minister TO England, deliv
cred lecture to-day before the Insti
tute OF Philosophy ct Edinburgh, In
the course Of which he said that law ID
q reflex OF public opinion, and should
thus be maintained or 1t would perif b
in free country.
Liberty" said Mr.. Phelps "is not .
privilege OF the strong, but . protection
OF the weak. Nor are the rich chic A y
interested In the maintenance of the
rights Of property. The less property =
man has the more important It IL TO him
that 1t be safe. No property will be
ssfe when once the general security
that protects all alike has been lost. II
Is delusion TO suppose that this seou-
rity can be impaired to certain extent
and preserved for the residue"
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Cotton Raised In wilmington

Albert L. Lodge, IL years o. p, 'S,esuL|
of A.. j. Lodge, residinDg o. Esd I'D hl
and Madison streets, Nintn NV. W." cotidI
been trying his hand at raising raising t i
this year, with such slcce aissd bad
looks as ii cotton might be rS'''A lhrI
as well as In South Carolina bg hi5
got some cotton seed, brousSS' rIsntaa
brother from New Orleans, anu bi S ss|
it about the first of July, VINE ,Ss frol|
very late In the season, a ,o, bscsna
nipped the bolls before 'ne'
perfect. ,.,,od a mOp'1
earlier, o good, perfect crop w" ist
doubt have been the result parltp,rBLIC1
bolls, however, left at the hh, ssep ysl
Office show that Albert heS sa U'' BE |
successful for o short seSs succes. %
quite enthusiastic over his sa pa)
intends to enlarge his opeIs ,I,Sr ID "
wear and will commence earl, ,ii beoOnl
season. We hope Albert W."
a successful cotton gro"oi'
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13

The State Sentinel ct Dover having Q
good opportunity for Watching the pull.
Ing Of the wires says Governor
Stockley has been quietly laying his
wires for seat In the United States
Senate too years hencs. He thinks he
can fill Uncle ELS seat. and then AXIS,
What will Fred say 10 this?"
1t also teys that Jamss L. Wolcott,
Uncle Eli and j. Williams from Kent,
Edward l.. Martin, John Ii. Paynter
and VIM. Frederick Causey, from Sus-
sex. will be In the held against VOL
colt
Amongst other political dots are the
following: That William Herbert is
pu ling the strings TO be the next State
Treasurer.
Also that from New Castle County
for State Treasurer, Harry Nowlapd
has the first claim, As he was In
the Ooney Island deal, and IS the
Consy Islanders still control the Leg
islatuIe he ought TO be oil right.
John ID. Burton, Robert w. Reynolds
and Walter Morris Of Kent are also
named for the position.
Another political dot is that Messrs.
II. X. Renney, j. p. Salisbury and
Thomas Davis are named In connection
with the Secretary OF States oflce.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13

8. r. Belts offers for sale fine yolil

8. r. Belts offers for sale fine yolil|
pug dog.
John Thorp, formerly OF tbs city,
engaged inLhe under.ak ine businets; Il
West Chester, Pa and lie doiDQ well
Bishop Lee, of Delaware has eh
chosen President of the Protestant Ipy n
copal Society for the promotion Y
Evangelical knowledge.
One Of the hind wheels OF the sE "
OF Mr.. Bickta broke down Oh fi' w.
street between Second aud Tilm ~
moi ming, causing some delay VI"
gathering mp of hides, tsllow' ~
Two burglars went through M E,ss,
Burton House ut Hurley. Wisnpl1tt"a
fifteen rooms and securing se'siA W. "a
bred dcllars' worth OF wseI.
iewelry. The thieves were csp'u,' !,
The returns from all the coala ~ /,
Illinois show that the total Vos ~ M
State was SO 418, OF wh'cs .. s,
were cast In favor of the oonsIlIun, aAa,|
amendment prohibiting copVlu. .a .
or Z 1916 votes less than was Le'''
to pass 1t. 49, al
Cards are out announcing ths M M
ding of Walter 8. LeatherbeIry n
Lizzie, daughter OF DIR. ana Ms NJ b
Rowland, to take place In ' 1o c'ccI
Church, In MiddletoWp, AZ ,s s, I'd
on Tuesday, November tho iU'o al
bridal tour will be TO BaliinO''
Washington.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Court House Robbed.

The county court house at Monte
video, MINI, was roken into at two
O'Clock Friday morning. One end Of
the brick vault WAS battered down and
the county records were taken. The
burglsr-proo safe Of the County Treas
nrer was also taken. The safe Is said
to contain considerable money belorg-
ing to the county. Madison was voted
the county seat at the last election.
Governor Hubbard received te!egrp IA
from tie County Auditor stating that
the records Ters bejrs removed TO
Madison. and asking for instructions.
Governor Hubbard answered: 1.-THE
County Attorney and Sheriff will be
able to secure obedience to the law and
the court"
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
We want Every One to Know
We are Located at
4I6 nj A r K EFT ST

y su ~ " ~ :. ! q
For two weeks we have
been trying to have every.
body know that we have re
moved to A16 Market street
Our stock, however, is en-.
tirely new. We have moth
ling but fresh goods, cut and
made in the latest styles.
Our Children's stock is lar
ger than can be found else
where. A great variety in
Norfolk Suits for children.
Prices are very low.
Our stock for boys is not
easily described. We have
them in Plain and Fancy
Cassimeres,so we can please
the many different opinions
of purchasers who want their
boy to look his best.
Remember, we are located
at 416 Market street.
We have Mems Suits va
rying in prices from $40 to
|$32.5o. The patterns Of
goods and styles even great
| er.
We make to order if you
do not want readymade, and
guarantee a perfect fit.
In our Youths Department
we claim the most Nobby
Styles Of the season, Car
please the most fastidious.
We are located at 4It
Market street.
Out stock Of Overcoat:
must be seen to be apprecia'
tied. Prices from $50 down
We have the greatest va
riety of Trousering to ordel
at $1,000 in the city. AL
new styles.
We want every one to SCI
this stock of goods.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13

A Judge I'm Trouble.

There is trouble in Brazoria County,
Texas, over the election OF Henry Maj
tersoh as County Judge. The cou nty,
which has large oolored population,
usually gives about 700 majority. Mas
tersoD, who is the present Judge, and
serving second term, was charged
before the election with malfeasance in
Office. 1t is said hs agreed not TO be q
candidate for re- election, but violated
bis premise at the last moment, and, by
sending "rurners" among the colored
voters. carried the county by small
M jointly. 1.-THE tax payers now threaten
to kill MasteTson II ne attempts TO as
sumo the Office Masterson has fed Il
Houston, but it is reported that be in
tends to return to take the offios.'
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
FIFTH edition


- Anniyat.
:, Notwithstanding the is.'..'.
the weather Q large aud ,nuOe,'euus
In the West PresbyterIssrnc o. Assem-
evening, the occasion hain oaotcA
teenth anniversary of 'ns ID.
school. Tho singing va, Tue Sud
direction Of Mr., Jacob II o, aacs
was OF the best. The report ., u.s.,
tendent Baird Contained 3D. oe VI supsi
OF interest and many sGIIIauslda.l
mendations. In It, il ws. isnt ne,
the contributions for nIsa1 stated .
nsd Increased and that a lsrss y ~ "
OF the pupils had united d. ,. naal
cnurch. The superintendent, WIN WIN
ere ased activity among ts.o ShisA
promptness In sttendanee ''A0uen Y
Tho membership was rsno,,
GERS, D; male teachers II. ' ts a;d
s ! In main school, iii: ns,
department, A1; total msr, P,lGs
wv; average attendance of os uet'al
teachers. %; scholars, 237: to, oIIah
attendance, 1853. The numbs s' a'sn
at the last report was 538 M T., h.1icl
ere, Miss Helen Nostrand and an w ,s
Martin were present The emit, a
ana Mr.. l.. T. Wilson had hssn ~
Dut two sessions. or the scIo III. s's
Patton, John Ruth, Harry g nSn
Clarence Lowell had been nr nSu'Vl Y
session. and Mary RitcbIs 1s
Shaw, Minnie Crozier, Hattie MN aaa
Mary q. Pyle, Lizzie shaw an, Ii' ;s
Co0k had missed but one sessi' wv
Ihe amount collie cted for the va,
So01. % A very pretty featn;,s s%
evening was the recitation ana ~
OF verses by IA little mi, sss ~ ~ ".
FAINT school. aSAfter each pair h.. A. '!
Guided they assembled stems in ths ~
and when oil had ascended ~ -
tiful cross was formed, after wh,,S \
entire school Joined in singing mT.
shall reign" May H,rfipS H..
miss of 8 years, sung a solo -.
prestily, and Gertrude Hanna a,1 y,
member OF the infant school s,iSs
favorable comment by recila,ion
The Rev. A N Ktigwlu stlsr n,
ing Christ shall reign, made III. I
w tho tCuOOI, Tle Qentl
mans remarks contained nuch ~,
advice, and lie exhoIted the scbsIs.
not to delay connecting themrI,s
with the church, and urged them n N
In the missionary work. The rs,s,
n conclusion, spoke feei.ngly Of 4,
iesth Of three scholar -LSule colsr
and Harlan Bates Of the infant sSI
md . young lady, Miss Emma ROBIN
Az the conclusion OF the pastor, |.
! ress Q quartette consisting OF HI.
Annie Marvel aad 5allie Nj. Jora NJ
dessrs. j. T. Ciymer and II 0. JAW.
lang beautifully, in memoria, AVN,
untitled "rbe Great Bey ond. :"
Mr.. John W. Bratton furnished N
audience with q treat In singing n
Itch bass voice, "Hy brias, the CrelN
~ Elliott. Tha exercises were AM
~ singing the hy mn "Stand at Y0T
'ost The anniversary was q trestu
hose In attendance and the ssleCiuI
II hymns were beautiful, and h
chool rendered them In a supas
manner, and much credit Is due E
)lymer for the excellent mAnng
which he has trained it.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Coming Balls,

On Thanksgiving Eve NovemhrA|
the Shields Library Association vl|
have their twenty fourth annual rSyl
ton In the Institute Hall. Martin 81
Cooney 10 master OF cersmoUies ard ri
+. McCloskey floor manager.
The Wilmington Turn gemeinda VII
give a grand ball the came evening ID
German Hall, with Henry Maela y
master Of ceremonies and Huldha
Stucby rs floor manager.
On Thursday evening, the 18th, thfs
will be grand masquerade, skating
AID dancing carnival at the Ci,iRI1
Rink. Music will be furnished BY VI
First Regiment Band, a. d lbre Eh|
attend will no doubt spend pela,1
evening.
On Friday evening. November l9i|
the West End Assembly will haVeiss1
annual ball In the new hall OF the va
cacoe Fire Company. Edward J. Ness
will be master of ceremonies, and Cd
II. Geiszler floor manager.
Friday evening, December 3d.
first grand naal reception Of the El
man Library Association will ~
place at the hall OF the WtccacOe n
CINE Company. with John P Ward 4
master OF ceremonies and Frank !
Ward floor manager.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
THIRD EDITION.
Allowing wifes Despair.

NEW BRUNSWICK, Nov. 12.-Last
Summer Tom Wylie, of Port Jeffer.
son, l.. l.. married Alice Hultz, Of
Bridgeport, Conn. He, being n skiilsd
mechanic, came TO this city and secur
eli work in the New Brunswick Rub,
Der Company's shops. Their married
life was at fret happy, but soon wy lie
began to drink, and he spent not only
his own, but bis wiie's money.
Yesterday Wylie went on o spree.
His wife found him In the afternoon IN
Scheppel's saloon nj d besought him U
come home. He repulsed her; she left
In disgust.
Mrs. Wylie entered Van Pslt's drus
store and purch ased Ave cents worth
OF strycb nine. She went home, put 1t
In o glass Of water, drank the solution
and lay down to die. Friends, hearing
her groans, rushed In. She informed
them OF what she had done. Physicians
were summoned, but at $50 this morn
dog she died.
Searching through the few effects OF
the Wylie home, which showed traces
OF povsrty but refinement, the following
pathetic letter was found:
NEW BRUNSWICK, N. j.
"DEAR MAMMA: i was once o
happy kirl, but now my heart is broken
with TIC uble from Tom. He was a dear,
good boy until be went down to Chris.
Pheift re-, and 1t was there be thought
moro Of them and their rum hole than
he did Of me. Oh, mamma, could not
see that boy going to destruction,
for i love him 90! Oh, mamna
you do not know what l have put up
with to see that boy going down there,
and think more of them than he did OF
me.
"Now, mamma, will tell you of my
sin. To-day l went to the drug store
and got some stry chime. and mixed 1t
with my medicine and drank it. MY
troubles are all over now, mamma.
Don't feel sorry for me, for you have
trouble enough Of your own.
Il want you TO bury me with my
Wedding ring on; and Oh. mamma,
take good care OF yourself. Put Tom Is
picture in my ccffin with me, for l want
1t In there.
"Tell papa to be glad am In heaven
and happy girl now; and o, mamma,
II you can only talk TO my dear boy
and try TO make him do better.
kiss them all good bye-sister Edith
and Harry--and tell them to be good
and love ore another.
Goodbye, all! will meet you all In
heaven. Your loving girl, DAISY.
"P. g. But mamma, do love Tom
yet; 1t is my dying thought
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Large Number Of Porpo,ses,

List week the Wilm ington Oil and
Leather Company captured $40 por.
poises, In addition TO- humble Of
shark and Other. fsf. These fish were
taken IN four days, the men having to
stop fishing for two days for the pur.
pose OF getting the catch skinned and
IA process Of manufacture. They also
captured an immense seA turtle, which
they have anchored alive In one OF the
sounds until they are ready to trans
form him into turtle soup. Their new
schooner Enterprise has arrived ut the
fisheries, and Is now being loaded with
oil and leather, which will be brought
to this city. After this cargo Is dig
charged the vessel will return with
supplies and material for fertilizers.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
A Week of PRAYER,

The week, beginning TOMORROW, will
be observed thlousEout the land as a
week Of prayer for young men. 1t is
the intention OF the young people OF the
Second Baptist Church 10 observe it.
There win be special meetings held
Monday, Tuesday aud Thursday even.
ings. Addresses may be expected fro N
Drs. Boothe and Hay ward, Professor
Heath and the p~s.or. Tue meetlng "a
to morrow and Friday light will Iuu
also in the same channel. On Sunday
night the teachers and ccholars of tine
schools will be present and sing with
the choir. Addresses will also be made
by the pastor, Prof. HEATH, k.fiet
Gawthrop and otherl.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
BAD ADVICE.

An advertiser dealing in Boys Wear says: "Noth-
ing should be good for your boy in fact nothing is
good enough We consider this bad advice. Boys &C
qure expensive habits by example Teach your boys that
Economy is Wealth. Impress their minds that dol.
lars don't come without expanding brain and muscle.
Our advice is buy them plain Neat Reliable, Well-Made
Clothing of neat strong, fabrics.
We don't ask you give other clohiers the goby and
come store; there others that keep Reliable
Boys Clothing; but do say to you you want to buy
High Grade Well Made Clothing" ours is the savings
bank OF Wilmington that pays you IS every $40 note
you deposit with US.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
JOHN P. ALMOND ( CO,
CROCERS.
Eighth and MaIketStIeets'

We have now in stock fine
New York State Cheese-Eng-
fish Dairy, Pine Apple and Edam
Cheese, also Roquefort Cheese
in 1alb glass jars.
Up. ALMOND & co.
Fine Maple Syrup, CSC per
bottle, and Soc per half gallon
can.
Hecker's Buckwheat nc per
paper.
Keiler's Scotch Jams and Or
an G e Marmalade. Richardson
& Robbins canned peaches.
]. p. ALMOND & co.
Smoked Salmon, extra large
Block Island No. Mackerel,
largest and latest for several
years.
New No. Mackerel in I5-lb
pals, SIPS per pail.
J. P. ALMOND & co.
Darby Brand Canned Corn
and Peas-hnest in the world.
Gold Medal Flour, without
an equal, Soc per bag OF 7AH
lbs.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
BartnoIdi called Home.

NEW YORK, Nov. I'm. and Nine.
Barth oldi we're discussing at breakfast
this morning their plans for spending
the last ten days Of their visit, when a
cable despatch was received from
friends In Oolmar, Alssce, advising NJ.
Bartholdi that his mother was very Ill.
NJ. Bartholdi ordered out his paoking
boxes, and within an hour he and his
wife were ready for departure, and a
stateroom was engaged on the French
steamer La BourgoRDe, which sails to
morrow morning,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Tributs Tn n Teacher.

At the annual Teachers Institute OF
Chester County, which met ut West
Chester this week, yesterday adopted o
mum Der Of obituary notices, amongst
which was one on the death Of Mrs.
Sarah L. LeMaisire, who died In this
city July last. Before msrriRe Mrs.
wife of George A. LeMsis.
tire, who was q daughter of Fnoch
and Sarah Harlan of Doe Run. was
educated In Friends school at West
town and for some years taught school
In both Chester and Delaware Ooun.
ties.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
A Horse Runs Away.

Last evening q lad was delivf ring
baskets Of meat from the stall Of Eiear
Vernon, Eighth street market, to cuBto.
mers. While at Front and Market the
horse took fright and started of on q
run, being unhltched while the boy
was delivering the baskets, and ran ct q
rapid rate over Market street bridge
and out the causeway towards New
Castle. Search has been made for the
horse and wagon, but up to 10 O'Clock
this morning nothing had been heard OF
them,
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Fire in Kent County.

The stable, barn and outbuildingB on
the farm of VIM. Stay, near Hazlet-
VILE, were destroyed by fire on Friday
morning, with two mules, two colts,
two cows, zoo bushels OF wheat, 800
of corn, q lot OF hsy, fodder, machinery
and other articles. The buildings and
the landlords share OF the crops were
while the tenant, George Slay ;,
loses everything, having no insurance.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Money Wanted.

County Treasurer Herbert has adver'
tised, according to the order OF the
Levy Court of New CASTLE County, for
loan OF Sl2. 600 at ratio of interest
not exceeding 8 per cent for the pur.
pose of redeeming bonds held by the
Union National Bank for that amount.
Proposals. for the loan will be reoei ged
by County Treasurer Herbert up to and
November 25.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13

A new voluntary choir will 60 into
service tomorrow morning at the West
Presby terrain church, under the leader.
ship of Mr.. Jacob T. Clymer. Mr..
Clymer has for some time past been
con nected with the Grace Nj. z. choir,
and Ia prominent member Of the Tues.
day club.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
Government Revenues Pil,.g Up.

WASHINGTON, November 12.-The gov
eminent revenues so far this month ag-
greRate Sl2 1865, 572, an average of over
81 900, 900 a day. The expenditures dur
ing the same period, including $3.50, 900 OF
pension pay ments, were ~, 056, 063, being
IS, 309, 507 less than the receipts
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13

Ainscow & Co. have opened a branch
at No. 1O5 East Fourth street, in con.
nection with 7G7 Shipley street, and
VII sell the finest aud largest oysters
in Tie narket, direct from their own
bees, al %, 80 aud 40 CENTS per quart.
LO'elf, bo.r.ipg homes and SALOONS
fuInisheu ~ 20 cent? pr geiloF. just
give tht n q IL al and you will be COL
WINGED that tGey are the very best.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13
the Boilers placed

The Wand erbilt yacht AM me epgp1
approaching completion; ,cad 10 p
and boilers have been piSoot IoltSI
tiCn. Samuel jackson, ,S Ol lob b
who is the inspector, ss's s,,t spywbeli
good IS could DO turnea ,hs best baD
and that the "Alva" is .n' Aperld1
Yacht ever launched upon poor could n
waters, and that her superb super Isbip!sr
Of Scotland OF England rh Ma lsl
Ia warm In his praise o. sHip ysr1s,
son, superintendent Of t !. or T CcrpaS3
the Harlan & HolliDgswoi'nn ont 8 !sS
for his efforts in turning
without 0 superior.
Daily Republican., 1886-11-13

Last night Robert Levi and William
Hamilton, both colored, who escaped
from the Ferris Reform School last
Friday night, were recaptured IN this
city and will be taken back TO the
school. There are still Ave more whom
the police have not yet been able to
come up with.