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Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
the Atasks seal season.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug,29 The Alaska
Commercial Compsny's steamer 81. Paul
arrived from 0Inalaska to-day having
100, 600 skins. This is tue seasons catch
on ct George and st. Paul Islands. che
also had number of other skins and furs
the value of the entire cargo being esti
mated at g. ,0O0, 900 The revenue cut
tiers TGetis and Bear at last reports, were
in tue Atttc and all on board were well
No seizures have been made this season,
though 1 is reports by the agent of the
Alaska Commercial Company that sever
al British sc eooncrs have been seen tax.
ing seals within the prescribed limits.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Goa sc fsbriesaal, COMM
manu- SnAaR6, poetAf EctsR on other bumnses
hAala Be dlreeted TO knRunLIoAN RUhtIsA
~ a PRTMTTma UOMPAHE. nj
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Yesterday afternoon, after the base
ball match, two cars of the Front and
Union streets line, heavily loaded became
beyond control. just after passing
franklin street, where there is a steep
grade, the brakes refused to act, conse.
quently the cars dashed down the track
at breakneck speed. This .caused a
panic among the passengers, who at once
proceeded to jump from the cars. Among
the number was Joseph z. wilkins. Be-
lore he could recover his qntlibrIum b e
was hurled TO the Eround and his nose
lips, cheeks and tongue were badly cut.
Upon reaching Front and Adams the
cars were gotten undtr control.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

PARIS Aug. GA man asDei
Dier, who claimed that the FfaucodefI
war had caused his ruin, called st
German Embassy this mSrBing aad !
at the porter, exclaiming as he DID
"At last | have killed oue Of llal
The porter was not hurt Garaieriil
posed to be insane. lie was femanisl
Carriers actions show that he Z
IDENTIFY luDatic, and he will prObsolI
sent to an insane asylum. The Wal
with which he tried TO shoot the pal
was an old pistol and It was loaded =
a bullet OF Prussian manufacture,
France says that the German Em9l
has requested that It he furnished '
copies OF papers which GarniF rag
court. The porter whom daFnier lf'a
is a Frenchman.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
For BrAnsywlas spslnss on sa.uraav,

The NOES Rose Assembly will give
shelf annual excursion to BraDdywine
SPRING on Saturday, and those who wish
70 spend an enjoyable day At this pleas.
ant resort should accompany them. The
first train will leave Water and Marke,
streets at II m sharp, and not at s so.
as nrst announced Regular trains will
leave at IS aud $50, For the a com.
mediation of those who with TO 20 up II
tne evening, the c mmittee have made
arrangements to have train leave W alter
ana Market streets at so. arriving at the
springs AZ 80, Professor Albert's or
chestrA VIII furuish the music. Those
time. AO~
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

ST LOUIS, Aug 3O.-Ths reduction y
IS per cent. In live STOCK rAIes y,
Kansas and Indian Territory polIR /
brought into line the Missouri fae'
and st. Louis mud San Flsnel'co ~ ~
TO meet the rates adopted BY tns Ua'
Re and Rook Island. The reduction !.
unprecedented In extent And, y y !.
certain no settlement can DO nsgs :, !.
year, the effect on the gross tatal y,
Western roads will be most diissIg /
The Missouri Pacific has loiloSIHS a \
san FfanoIsoo rate OF $3.50 ifo@ o., =.
newell, Indian Tarrit0rS. 10 o T.ns
by pnttIng In $50 rate from NM mn
POINTS to Chicago, s25 to Kansas w
and $40 30 to 81, Louis.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The large barn of A. C. Remy at Spring
Valley Stock Farm, near indianapolis,
Indiana, was burned ON Tuesday after
noon, reyenteen high bred horses and
colts were destroyed, among them Mary
c. who had record of IS, aud tad
made for her owners on the course
$4,000 Iua, q PGncoAst marc, with a
racord Of 2.2l was alsO destroyed.
The loss on stock lie $50 COO, and On barn
and coEteuts Si0,000. Toe insurance is
$lO, 0G0 A Homewood horse was deg
iroyed, which ends the line
large cotton compress, at Charlotte,
N lrth Carolina, was burned yesterday.
Loss, ESQ 600 insurance, q ZOO.
Eight buAi ness houses In Lancaster,
a., 900.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30


WARRINGTON, Aug. sO-rb.
COMMITTEES on Contract Lsbo, IA
yesterday after an Abrence tiav,
speaking Of the resu,ts n M
Chairman Ford said yoIlerI,,.
nave taken over $500 Pare, Il
writton testimony. | 20 mol \
shat We shall make report u,l
entire Investigation ia eompltt,l
We have more important teatlml
take. But what we hSys M
convinced the committee ma,
thing positive must BE- done. M
relating to CONTRACT labor b.vsl
violated 70 an alarming t1ttplb 5.
Of the lack OF mAchiltry % 4
"Tho facts brought 10 llsh,lbI
Tally was that naturalization mn
being iSsued frAuduleLtly to An
ing extent. 1t 10 very eA,y 10 n
these pspers under cur lsu,,Sl
hnvlpG access 70 the seal ofG toal
get them out and sell them, a
fact developed was thai The M
gland hshermen, about whose M
have had 80 much trouble. an \
made up OF aliens to the extent
per cent" Mr.. Ford sid lbs co1
Iee would probably resume tho 4
OF testimony in about 60 dAyG, bsI
where be could rot say.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The naiatorium will be open every after
noon and evening this wetk, but will
close Tor the season on Saturday. Those
who have not taken bath this summer
are invited to improve this last chance,
while others v no have been enjoying the
benefits Of this place will be sure TO be
present every day. Professor Webster
says that the season has been fair, but
That owing TO the cool weather 1t has not
been as good as 1t was last year.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Judge Tuner disposed Of the follow ina
cases last evening &: John Gallagher and
George Boyer, charged with drunkenness,
were discharged on their promise to dc
so no more. Mary Draper, eolored, was
charged with committing an assault with
intent to kill her husband, but MS the
prosecuting witness did not appear The
case was dismissed August PuiahaI was
charged with an assault on Joseph NAV
and was ord red to pay the costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

All persons who have not paid their
city and school t.x, had better call upon
tine TAX receivers at once and pay the
amount placed against them before Sat
urday IT they fail to do so their names
ana amounts VIII be published in the
daily newspapers ON Saturday. Those
who do not wish their names published
had better settle at once.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A special meeting OF the TipPscanot
Oiuo 1As hell lass evening in theil
headquarters, Tenth and Market ktteets
Charles Warner and john Pdsh were
elected rs honorary members OF the
club. TttEs we're alse eight active
men hers elected. The e'nb room Ii
opsn every fFsring, and ~ IL lie very
comfortably furnished 1t mNkes very
p'eG.tat place TO spend "a evening 10
rating or discussing the political
Situations Of the day.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
WIN yols for narrlsOn.

THRRE HAuTE, Ind Aug -, ~, Of d
ing that Grand Master Sargep. , a.
Brotherhood of Flremen, was 5 !, ,ns
of the Columbus Club, MP LIZA
campaign organization, he ,, wa on. an d
he would consent to an interview "
political situation az am At d
head OF an organIza ion III S , don
OF different political parties "a tn tsl
think it would be proper 1911 ls ne b,rs
politics. am a Republican y 4, ~ sg.tsbe
bone As an individual aln a. f;eLefi
that I can conseienliously vote l0f ''-~
Harrison, and shall do SO ,,,,g tbstia
HCan you be quoted as sS'ios
uYes.N
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

NEW York, Aug. 30 -EdwRFd n,
Stewart, treasurer Of the Washington
square Methedisi Church, lie In jail for
Eobbing the church OF q mortgage OF
70 100 A portion OF the debt was rep
resented by the mortgage which Stew
art credited himHelf with as having
oeen paid and oEnoslled. He paid In.
teiest on It for the pass three yesrs, but
islitd 10 come to time last March and
the mortgaBor notiHed the pastor,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The contest between Heury D. +
man and eI-Bherlff John Pyh n
Democratic noninBtiou ior ihe
Oourt, waves quite warm, adj
possible TO predict which wind
cesAful. Mr., Hickman cl,I1lst
mas served the people faithfully 4
past four yeArB, and he think, lhl
aeserveO to be re elected, Hst
that through his stforts the bhla
the OhrlstianA NJ The foot Of ID
street Was built, that the Thiia 4.
bridge vas improved and tie q
oyer shs Brandy wine WAS c0nTFlt
DE has, however, q At ouR OplOdsaI
Mr.. Pyle, and the Every Evening I
strong ground against hin, GGJiB
aho edition Of Wednesday "thGlit
maintain end endtAvur 10 dsnorlI
to the satisfaction OF every ihHl
aud DISCRIMINATING voter that
oOurtmAu Henry d. HiokmsH Obj
not be renominSted. " Some pen
are 60 critical as to v0lder Ehs
any private considerations prompt
above opinion, or whether Il proc
from pure motives. The mailer !
with the Democrats, and they Osn
termine what shall DO done 10 nj
30 It.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

READING, Mich, Aug. 29.-BRnkCl
Waldron. who wrecked three banks, stole
between $500, go and $500, 900 and then
eloped with Mrs. Bidwell, whom he Ylr
tually bought from her husband, is 10
Windsor, Canada. A despatch from
there says that W aldron has two satchela
filed with money, which he carries
wherever he goes. When In the dining
room the satchels are placed by hisehair.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Osvs-In over a Plttston mine.

-, WlLKEsBARRE, Pa, August co.
rive acres OF ground ever the old wad
ternnon a new bridge which was be
ing nnilt by the Lebigh Valley Railroad
IN us new branch road WIS badly dam.
aged, and several houses IN The yioInitv
were wrecked. Patrick MorauIa qard Ar
was totally ruined, and the QrovInp
cabbage and potatoes were lost In tbf
big gaps In the eAFth's surface.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

To- proposed rAoes between the Cher.
ter Ind haeht l)r boat clubs have been
tedrit5ly arranged. TIE frat will take
pace a. Wilmington on September 8.h,
END the second will take pace In Chez
ter on the following Saturday, Ssptem,
Der oh, Tee crew bAa not Jet been
teleeltd, hut candidates are now in
active training. Tbomas Lewis will be
STROKE IN PLACE Of W. u, b. William
Eon.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

ThIs interesting little volume ba,
bsen printed and bound, aud isnoN
ready for delivery. Mr.. Tun, EIehtI
and Monroe streets, has lie ssancv N,
this city and orders sent b hin yin h,
promptly filled. He has Obtained :
number of subscrlbefs and la Ia nov
delivering the book te.thtm. The nric,
for cloth binding Is S2CO; hall oalf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

NEW YORK, August 80 -Notwith.
standing tbs recent drop Of 20 osnta In
shs prics Of Auguft cotton which, 1t
was predicted, was tina breaking of tie
corner, cotton Was to-day forced up 40
points alter having been already pushed
down points. There WAS . strong
bu liah tendency, and notwithstandiuE
numerous attempts to check the ad-
vance it closed at 11.C2, % points Atovc
the opening quotations.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

John Calhoun, saloon keeper at No,
$40 spruce street, had his son, william
y. calhoun, aged 20 years, ArraiRned
before Judge TurnsE this norniRR,
charged with being drunk and disor.
Derby. The father testified that the
son was addicted to drink and cause d
him considerable trouble. The accused
Tho seemed very oonirits. promised to
reform, and on this promise he was lis
charged, with = warning OF the oonse.
qutnoe II he should ever be brought
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Saturday the law for shooting reed
birds will be cut, and than the hunters
after this favoIite game will make tt cir
APPEARANCE with dog ard gun ale g the
bAnks and marshes of the rcmantie
stream called the Christians creek.
N 2merous accidents will Of course take
Place caused by the careless handling
Of guns and the Newspaper men will be
Etrt euey cleaning particulars for the
Ill----L-r- II
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Tho Willing Workers of o. A. n. n.
Church will hold an entertainment In
the lectuIe room OF said ehnreh. on
French street above Twelfth, ZEN Thurs
day evening, the 18Th Of Septsm Der
Among other AmuBements they vii
have q grand cake walk. Rdiblss will
be provided In abundance, and the
physical ns wall rs mental AppetitsG
viii be duly provided for.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

MIS- Sowden who resides near Wood
dale, Mil Greek Hundred. parohasst 4
mAVa Of ] G. Hulett, in tho tphpa al
1857, which Is now Ia her 9Th year. Ar 4
has colt by her side aud is expected d
have tnetaer next spring AS rho Is nov
Ia fJal.
She ip, therefore, considerably In ad.
vance OF this F.inn mars, which va M.
tcsd a few weeks NO
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

CAIRO, Aug 50 Five hundred der.
yishts attacked an Egy ptian fort near
Wady HaifA and captured portion OF
1t, The EzypttAns recsived reinforce
metts from WAdy HAifA and finally
eucoe dEd In driving ont the dervishes,
kiilitg more than one hundred of them
The Egyptian loss was slxtesn killed
aud twenty seven wounded,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

CHICAGO, Au1. 3O.-Mary Ann McNa.
mara AID Julia Perry int uIged In a urize
fight on Tuesday night Brothers OF the
two women acted as seconds. Alter the
hrtt round the code WAS thrown aside
and both began rough and tumble fight
ing 10 which scratching and hair pull
ing ptedomlnated. The Perry woman
was defeated. She and her brother then
Informed the police, aud all four were
arrested
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Willism Faulkner was found last
Q 'enipR by q police officer at Eleventh
and ohusoh streets so very drunk thaI
ne had 10 be taken to the hall in q haok
He plead that he had never been beior,
the couFt and begged to be discharged
but as he had gwen the officer consId.
cradle trouble ho wna sentenced 10 nav
4 hne Of 80 cents and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

F-s1er,ct W. g uok and Kate NJ.
BFfu vii 10 married this evening a.
tie lts'sai &C { I the Row. =. Isenschatd +,
NJ vi z par street. After ths cere-
nqy n will tie given reception 10y
nv tna Mr. ] q. Stab, No 3l4 NM
- ttlfst, NJ. Stab lie step fsther Of
u. ~ ON.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

A party of boys residing over Third
street bridge have formed baee ball
olnb, which they have ohristened the
young @ itch steps," and they are now
soliciting challenges from any and
every club whose members are under
ID years OF age. Their captain, Willie
August, can be addressed at No. ait
Townsend street.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Mr.. Il A. Birohsll Will open . Kin
Ger Garten School Mt Seventeenth ptreei
and Woodlawn avenue next Monday
for the instruction OF small children
She will also give instructions In m usic
Her terms ara exceedingly moderate
ana the otttSsna In the vicinity should
pAtroniza her, as her charge for chill
lTen ubdsr eight years OF age Ia only /;
cents per week, or 80 centa per month
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Willie shellady, son of Payard Shell
lady, residing at No 4 . Adams siraet
was run over by an ice wagon this morn,
ing aud quite severely injured. One
shoulder was dislocated and his bgdy
bruised In several places DR.. kpringeI
was called In and rendered medical a1d
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

pRoPOsALs FOX STEAM HEATING.
Sealed proposals. will DO rsoefged Al
the NJ y. corner Ssh and Walnut sta, mn 10
~ o'olook, p m, On ThursdAy, Sept, 9Th
1883, TOT heating hs German Hall in thIs
Guy; fians OF the building may be seen by
application 10 tho secretary Al The ahnys
famed place BIDS muAt be addFesyed To
bnS seer stAfy OF the German Hall Trustass
inc son mittee reserve the rlsht TO rsIeot
any or All Dds. fs0 ell y. W. HElSS. Sac
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
cut ne Son on win 90 for marrying

cut ne Son on witA 90 for Marrying
LANCASTER, Aug. 9I.-John Whit
craft, a BIO died at his home In WARWICK
Township lstt week, LETT over $40 900
for four dang tsrs end three sons. HiH
Will divided the sstate equally among
the daughters and two some, but to the
remaining son he left only IS because
he married sRainst his fethet's wishes
several years ago. The son thinks OF
conteeting the will.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Tho steamer "YiTgiLtA Dare" built
By The Pussy & Jones Company, will
lave on ssiurt hy next for New York
she viii run on tus Old Dominion line
or1 Nav YDrk 10 New o, leafs. Capt,
o. o. ~ viii CeH m1ad her.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Fifth EDITH


N, CALAIS, Me-, Aug 90 ."
Blaine addressed 80 Hon
SO.o to 5000 people ia ,S Siua n,,l, :.
noon He devoted ib ..''S city u
o. 81 ~, speech t, an attacE 1P nau
Larin bill, which, IL I sa,s upon
ee termed "a bill for tS a,u, m'g
M M ih az sis interests Of MS's s,r
market to Canata witbon 1 O Ou.I
'esTUsIn 1lp or exchange Of I Snv !
ans giving away Of cur my N.Y. n /
pressed i'm ss all the mo u, mari
,~ ,Sl e the very men Who t,a usn'
~ the Democratic House bS a,'eO
years advocating reciproSi,nn a !. 4,
The PHI gave away pe. y WIN =.
eerlal interest of Maine, and ~ "
merely as a trade or aswa anG !, Ns1
be utterly ashsmei of anp w, ne
Jockey who wosld not do ba stsn'
Commenting on President ' ri..
~ message he asked yhvI
not 90 reasoned that as sooH AZ II Z
defeats the Mills biz, the Pt :, W
not make another .omersoni, s ~ !,
as radically in regard 10 rS,,a su '.
IN regard To fisheries. saiI NJ ~ y \
May not his belated letter If ~ ~ Z
disclose such a radlc,l bn II y. IT,
change as will show him A n,D,a
up 70 the point OF a prob,hi,o N.Y.
Would 1t be a whit more 10y,
than bis sudden cony,r,top o lug !,
eTiest '''0u ol 7
He had nothing to say SpaIn,,
They do exactly as thew bSvs. :,
and he neither disputed tbst, y
enyiet their position. If tbsv y.
us they can have what we bsvs W |
an absolute wrong against tbs \
American citizens that mjllion
who owe the United States no m
who take no part 10 nor Ia via
are not OF rs, but choose 10 be 4,
US, hall HAYS exactly the sams y, |.
our markets and the same p,l,r
trade under our flag that We 6sy. '
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Il. r. Cochran, CLERK OF the Peaoe
giVen notice that all State taxss And II
c ,naes not paid for before s4ptemha, i
viii be subject TO tine q IS ps, oenf
under the law. THOSE who i, sira ~
save The extra Rmonnt Ehuuld nee m /,
tbat they call upC n The clerk At hts ~
hoe In the Court House to matr3w,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

s5ms misHreBnt shot aud serioualv
inbred hnrae belonging to Alextndsr
Graves residing rear Eighteenth and
Marriott stTeetP, lsst TdBsday morning,
II Is hoped that the guilty paTty nav
be arrested snd properly punished.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

The Levy Court Co@m 9il,, ,Ss Hi Id
ant All ia ICON contract for tnlldiug I ~ va
o ovs st tbo Beaver valley run n. o. ssy,risl
nesday. The Iron Woih s4gsft, q
To William Il Wilson o. ), N Jobn Car
cost a. $3.50; The stono worn III. 70 and t6o q
0 asy IL 81 10 Martin Hs5af'sS X q 81
| same place. The ttii /, a,' w 81 'OCO. lhI
snsoi1a,Iops aud plans ys sg gints
S w5lIIa@ Nj. KINNEY, G sifigsf,tb sitsst
1eet a. W. llaa 10 lha o.u-.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
NOTES.


The largest crowd this season
The Cuban Giants are full Of couceit
Malone Is considered the Giants best
pitcher
stovey played with the Jersey City
club last season.
Leary lays a better game at short
than behind the bat
Stannard plays better game in the
out field than on second
Harrl on, short atop of the Cubar
Giants, has only had three errors so fan
season.
The Brandywine base ball club of West
Chester, Pa, will cross bats with the
Americas this afternoon
About 300 colgred people witnessed
yesterdays game. There were also few
colortd damsels in the grand stand
The Americas will cross bats with The
Quicksteps Saturday afternoon. "The
unknoW will positively appear. u
The County Democracy have ar.
ranged TO play game with the Cuban
@ ian's in the near future. 1t seems
queer that the Democracy should pick a
eoiored nine to play with.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Tha Retail Groecrs As-octatiop nj tbai,
meeting last evening mated 10 10 tbe
cyclone. - 'iie
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Cuban Giants. "a 2O720o1o Old
Quickstep. 90 o.
Earned runs Cuban Giants 8. Two
base hits G, William ,Neaster. Home run
Malone. Stolen bases --StoVey 3, Al
lem e Williams, Barkley. Newell.
Struck out-G Williams Harrison,
Boyd 2, Malone 2, johnson 3 Neaster,
Barkley, Clarkson, Stsnnard, Huey 9.
Lett on Bases-Cuban Giants 2, Quick
step 3. Passed balls-C, Williams S,
Leary q. Wild pitch-Barkley Time OF
game 2.l5. Umpire-Fergu on.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Last evening the members of Camp
Adams held reunion at the resld ence
OF Joseph X. and William B. Adams.
NO. 7OI French street The parlor and
dining room were handsomely decorated
with the national colors. The evening
was spent very pleasantly, there beirg
Doth vocal and instrumental music and
games. Daniel Kurtz presided at the
organ, aud N. ID Cloward lead the vocal
music An abundance of reireshments
were served
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
nnnto a. ~. -,,,n.....-.


To morrow promises 10 be fair TO
SLIGHTLY cloudy and rather warmer.
sim liar conditions will probably pre-
vail on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
Coed

Be rude 10 nO;i was sent 10 tbe Phila.
even the hnnbi
1t Y directed weeks ago Kee suddenly
Never nrt bis laundry. He paid lit
agsinss nla TO the washing but great
before hlh jAnitCr He would watch
AlWay.n the stairs and as soon as he
tors anesight would shsks a glitterlpg
seat Fat him aud give vent 70 q series OF
eA0olical tqueaks and grunts which Mr.,
Bell not unhaturally translated ps the
Chinese tqulYal Mt for threats OF battle,
murder and sudden death. The neigh.
bors were also greatly annoyed by the
discordsnt bowls aud screechs that issued
at uDearthly houis from the room of the
Oh inaman. The janitor projected q
round robin among the neighbOrs de-
handing the Chinaman's arrest IL was
ly signed, and Mr.. Bell swore
out the wArrsnt Yesterday DR.. Andrews
the man, pronounced him In
sane, and he was returned to lha PhilA-
de phlA Hospital
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
DAaD.

SAHD.
81 oU1LLOU9H.-Fs as,etp ON Ar,r.,
2sth, 1888, VIM. Buinside moClollnnsn
aged ~ yesFa o - +,
Funeral IRON his fathsr'H resid euoo. " "a
MeOoiituSh, 1854 Weft FFspt strset. on
Friday AZ O'clock D. m. Frtends are IL
Vited without fOTther notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

GtRAYtD-FRoM ia mAbKET sF.
~. 40 3ut 10 ,. m, on the 2pth 60
streEt ~ ~, 1. 81 : =, q
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 80 -Yon Kee, an
insane Chinaman, who owns . tanndry
on Locust Street, was arrested on war
I -A~eonrtsd.bg Magistrate List at the in
reappeared At y. Bell, the janitor Of
We attention41h Kee occupied por-
zeal to the 80 Noor. Some NOR tins
ior MIN TfT7f= sested for dragging
s sSTs II n tIllI.I. ed,y am, and . lasIsiios
and get married
uTfTJTTTU ambition for such
kHTIl1E1flE screamed Justify
have no noFe iesF ,peedily came In
avils Of Iu,sm psrsnft officer from the
sssankIn1 40 ahop On the way to the
-ss--- Xee assaulted the
~AAN9ASs eonA that he xraa In
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30
THIRD EDITION.

Reagan IN me 5enape tO-uzy=HI tuss,
combine 10 prove what the Republican,
have been asserting all ai0nR that tht
first effects of the Mills bill, whether it /,
ever passed or not, Will be to increase The
price OF all those products on which thew
propose to make rulDouA reductions
The iute industry ought TO be OF great
Importance auloag the textile enterprises
of this country. There ia . great marx
for its products. but II requires txr<AaEE
machinery and expeEiAe= -
Goa Sc fabrisslHI eoMm uRIoATI0Rs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-30

Entered ~ Ins Post OnSes 81 Whining
N. nal, - saeSpd elnaa mail matter.
TaUEsD4T. AUeUsr 30. 1855.