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Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
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The attendance At she camp was
aomewhat increased yesterday by vaTt'
oua arrivals from the surrounding ooun'
try, The day was pleasant, although
rather warm, and all appeared 70 enjoy
the servloas, which were opened In the
morning by Reese Baldwin OF Booths
Corner, who ia we'll known ~ q regular
attendant ever since the location Of the
camp ct the above place. Rev. L. W.
LAyheld, who is popular In every de-
pAFtmsnt because OF his genial and
pleasing disposition. conducted the
morning prayer service. At 10 30 q. m,
Rev, j. W HAmmersley preached Z
stirring sermon on the "Retults Of We'll
DoinR, l" and he vas listened 10 attain
lively. Hts remarks we're very timely
and all disposed 10 do evil should sol
on his admonitlous, or be prepared tO
suffer the consequences Of their no
gleot.
The children and young peoples
meetings were conducted by Rsv. o. A.
GrIce and Rev. W. @. KOOnA, and the
value OF the lsssona impaired may be
felt for ell time TO come.
Rev, d. II. OotkrAn Of Rpworth
preached an able sermoa in tha after.
noon on "The Principles Of Eternal
Life" making his hsarers ell reAlizs
that "it Is not all Of life to live, nor al
Of deAth to die"
In the evening Rev W. W. Sharp Of
Rentop, Kent county, spoke At con
siderable length on ''The Great Plan oil
Salvation" showing great familiarity
with the scriptures and making last
ing impression on the minds Of bid
hearers. He Is one OF the more popular
young preachers Of the Conference, and
is destined to make hia mark for good
10 our Peninsula.
To-day WAS devoted TO the oause oil
temperance, and the speakers dwelt nj
length on the evils Of intemperAnce,A and
made people realize, in . measure, ThelI
responsibility for the various evtI
which exist.
Presiding Elder Murray went tC
WOodlAWn camp, MO-, yesterday after
noon, and will preach one Of his stir
ring sermons there to-day and assist In
cOnd ucting the services. II 10 expected
that he will return 70 Brandy vine
summit on Saturday. As there are
some 25 ministers present, and ell read y
to do battle In the cause, the tenteTs
will not suffer for ministerial timber in
his absence.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Baforotho JuaRe

John MoMurphy WAS found last even.
ing on vAcAng lot At Ninth aud Jack
son STREETS, where he had lain ell day IN
a llthy condition. He was sick and
covered with vermIn, and when his
cASo was called this morning The ohisi
declined to bring him In on account oi
bis condition, and the Judge said that
he would try and obtain q permit fol
his admission TO the Almshouse.
An old soldier who Was arrested yes.
terdAy WAs fouud to be demented from
the effects Of ball In his head, and he
was held until his friends could be com
municatsd with.
Eliza Walters, colored, was fined 90
cents for drunkenness, aud John Irons
oolored, II and costs Tor tFespAss.
The case OF Thomas Davidson and
John L. Malone, charged with obstruct
ing the Sidewalk will be taken to the
Superior OOuit
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
auIclde.

AURORA, ILL.,, Aug. 10 Rev. G. ].
Cooper, to sears old, until recently pas
tor VI the Methodist Church st Newark,
Illinols, set Are 10 his house early yes
terjny morning with tho intention OF
crem Bting his wife ard daughter. The
WON en- escaped In their night clothes,
but the building WAS burned to the
ground. Cooper, who was ineane, wAs
found few hours afterwards la barn,
hanging by his neuk from 3 beam. He
had committed suicide. Paris green
was spriDkled on HE beard and clothes,
and he had probably sWalled quaint.
y OF the poison.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
DIED


buILER-On the iath instant, samuel s
Butter, In his osth year,
Relatives and friends are tepeotfuliy in
yltod TO attend his funeral, from the resi-.
denoe OF A. M. Plerson, No. l2T DUPONT
street. on Thursday afternoon services at
the house At l 30 o'clock. IntermeRt at
hivervieW cemetery.
West Chester and Delaware county papers
please copy.
OATHOARr-AuRust sth, OF cholera infan-
tum, John Albert, infant son OF Charles
and Annie Oathcart, aged months.
Little darling, thou has left us,
Ahd they loss We deeply feel,
Hut It's God who has bsreft as,
he can all our sorrows heal.
Dark and droAry is our dwelling,
Lonely are our hearts to-day,
For our Johnny We loved 50 dearly
Has forever passed away.
"aone but not forgotten
His MOTHER.
Clm BS-ln this city, on the 14th instant,
Phllip Combs aged bB years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully In
Vited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, PsnnHylvanlA avenue and Union
street. on Friday afternoon OF Q O'Clock. Ser.
yioes ~ the house. lnterment at Whining.
ton and Brandywine Cemetery,
BULLOOK-On the l4th inst, Alvan, son
OF John y. and Nellie Il. Bullock aged one
year and eight months.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in.
Yited TO attend his funeral from tho resi-
donce o. his parents, No. 1874 Claymont
street, Ninth ward. on Thursday, at 8 80 o..
terry.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Gas MADE from uoal on.

PITTsBURGi Aug, 15.-PAtents have
just been applied for on an inven ton
which bids fair TO reYolntlonlze the fuel
question. By the new process gas 10 to
be msde from OIL a Pittsburg man is
the inventor. His process oonlitts Of n
furnace with eighteen retoTts and two
guperheaterL-one for air and the other
for steam. The superheatsd air and
steam are driven through these fur
naces with small quantity OF petrole
nm. The result Is the finest gas, f for
all purposes. a Rasometer is required
% hold the gas after 1t is made, bat,
outside OF that, tho total expense ol
erecting one Of the furnaces will be less
than $4,000 Using Lima oil aud in
Guiding labor this gas can bs mad ~ q
cost Of two cents per GOO feet.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Dots,

Letters Of administration will bs tRk.
on olt on the estate Of Arthur Granger.
who wss accidentally killed on the rail.
road at Esst junction on Sunday last
to day by Coroner BRtnhIll. The rs.
mAtus will be Inferred this afternoon At
3 O'Clock In the R!verview osmetnIv.
He had 500 on deposit in the Whining
ton and BrAndywine bank. He left be-
tween $40 and $50 In cash ct 6tersis'
hotel, Newport, where he had changed
his clothing before being killed.
The prices charged for prescriptions
at Bette Pharmacy are always adjusted
on basis OF fair dealing, and are ~
low as possible for specially selected
medicines Of first quality. y. Jam es
Belt, druggist, Sixth and Market SITS.
VIM. E. Bowen, lately with M. T.
Poole, has opened real estate office In
the second story OF the Telephone build
ing, corner OF Fourth and Market
streets, where he is nov ready to attend
to all buDiness that may be entEuste 10
his care.
James A. MahArR, who is police
officer In PhiladelpiS, and family Ia
visiting his brother law, W. q, Robe.
len, in this city. Mr.. MGhArg ia one OF
the most efficient officers on the force in
Philadelphia.
W. r, Beatty, the contractor, has
oommenced the erection OF the lArpe
main building At the Hazsl Dell Park,
He expects 10 finish 1t by the middle OF
September.
klThe HushsbAok Orchestra Of New
Castle, will accompany the Silver Spray
Social OF this city, on their moonlight
excursion on the steamer Wilmington,
on Friday evening, the oath inst.
Mr.. Samuel H. BAynard has had Z
money railway placed in his store
corner OF Fifth and Market streets.
The store No. ilS Market street has
been opened with large stock OF paper
patterns.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Oyer the u s o.

This morning at 8 o.oIOSs %. OoSssvig d
regular train Of cars 10 ',unuoIajlal I
vessibulos Throughout, al,mdsn lIT5 y
for a run over tue Ba1 ~ W. Va, IBd !
railroad to KeySer, W. -. I'D
and newspaper men =, I'M he trip
sus the middle Of scptem9e,r, :, i,T ,sS d,llyI
tvsen the points mentioD'u
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Not a Mo,d of Trntn.

The statement published in last
nights Every Evening, 10 reference to
the preachers at Btsudywine Summit
Oamp playing game OF base tall this
AFTERNOON, is untrue in every respect,
and Is creation Of the very imaEinA.
tive reporter . fertile brain, which mhy
result In his baiuR deprived the priVi.
legea o! the grounds. The preachers
referred to are very much aRRrieved
about the matter, and one Of them this
mOTniHg gave his opinion concerning
the reporter who wrote It in very un.
complimentary lanRuaRe.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
On the wnlrI,nr yrhsnl

Charles Golden of Reading, John s
hertolottei Harry Gilmore and Frank
vernon will ride ont TO Brandywine
Summit camp to- night.
Charles Golden, Of the Reading Wheel
Olub, rode from Reading on Tuesday,
and arrived In Whining ton OF 6 O'Clock
tuesday evening, where he will visit
John 8. Bertolette and other friends IL
this city.
Mr.. Frank Vernon, Mr.. Harry Gil.
more, Mi. aTeBce Elliott and Mr..
Victor X. Pyle rode ont on their wheels
last evening to BrandyWina Summit
camp, and returned about ~ O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Swimming na,ch

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. .16.-The swim,
ming malcn for the championship oi
toe world between Dennis n. Batter, oi
this city, and John Robinson, cham.
pion OF England, will take place on
the Delaware this AitrnOon. The
match is for ten miles. The etart will
be made ct 4 80 OF the Chester buoy.
The men will swim up the river with
tide and expect 20 reach Gloucester At
the food.
Tue winner will get $500 and a gold
medal. The first buoy will Elm front
OF HsgRerty's, the second buoy at NC
GlAds's and the finish will be made at
Thompson's . pier.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
nImmlrran, u,rl All..lpE.

NEW YORK, Aug. 15.-Mrs. Jane
Diaser, OF Camden, N. j., to-day notl.
fed Superintendent Jackson, OF CASTLE
Garden, that her niece, WilhelminA
Stolt, n girl OF 19, who arrived on the
Aller from Bremen last Friday, had un-
90 Joun tsbly disappeared. From the
circumstances Of the disappearance
Mrs. DrAger had fears that there may
have been foul play. When MI. DTARer
called At the Garden Saturday he Was
told that the girl had left In charge Of
Pastor Ksll TO so to his mission house.
On inquiry btiug made there 1t was
said that she had gone away with an
unknown woman, who paid the 76 cents
for lodging which WilheiminA owed.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Inflated WIN natural Gas

Anderson, Ind, Aug. 16.-Fhe frat
balloon iufatei with natural gas ever
sent 10 leiJ Riverside Park, near here,
on Monday afternoon. 1t WAS filed
from pipe from q we'll until a gauge
Indicted that the silk, which was ca
closed in strong ne ting, WAS bearing
twenty pounds pressure, when george
Ay7es 40 amateur RsoDaut, climbed
into the basket and the balloon WAS cut
loose. II rosa steadily until an altitude
OF about 600 feet was reached, when a
current Of air was struck which bore
the balloon and its passenger TO ths
Boutheast, since when roEhIng has been
seen or beard of him.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
rhe onleaEo e. o. Robperr.

CHICAGO, Ills Aug. 16.-The Post
office Inspectors having ia charge the
letter-box robbery have completed par
tial list of the checkf, drafe, money or.
ders and other negotiable papers which
were found In Won 0berkanpfs room,
and say that SO far that toots up TO $3.50,
900. Inspector Kidder Is satisfied that
the aggregate value OF all the stolen doc.
umJnts which were received will be fully
Isl 900, ,0Oj. There Is no meaus Of telling
now much cash Won Oherkampf secured,
as many people are in the habit Of send.
ing small amounts through the ordinary
letter malls.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Rsturuvu nums,

The Happy Bour OF the Albeit ]
Club have returned home SilerB Ei
down the bay OF 1--WE days, ThsI V5i
have stayed longer but 90 they Vi
running short OF Ice their Deb, Of "
they had caught between four bhd
hundred, without counting d9ls!
aud bard and soft shell OTabs, vi
not keep. The party cOnhs,et d
following; Captain J NcLNIll
W. i. Virgins, &. NoulclvI sal
GAtly. Harry Kienle and HAtN OAa
accompanied them. Thsr0 vtrIiI
more who wished TO 20 bat Usa
time came they failed TO stick y 2.
noble captain. The cruise VA y
on the schooner W. 3 and " j ri
Isle, commanded by Captain asai
Lee, who was accompanied 61E
Morris aud his brother, DlnleLA
Of whom spared 10 pains to Gu
trip IN enjoyable one, and Vti w
that there were not q few m5ie wv
the pleasure. They rtt1rn lhiAh
Captain Lee, his son Morris nd w
Danisl for their kind AtIenilob' v
Mclaughlin aud Harry OhsL "
the only sWlmmrra In the ofnFa'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
1hOse D,o.

Arthur Granger, aged 35 years, AocI.
dentally killed on the cars. IRtermsnt
a. Rlvervlew Gem eterY.
Pailip Combs, aged SIS years. OF ex-
baustion following pJ &c nile. Intermenl
In the Wilmington and Brandy wine
cemetery,
Frank, infant son OF Peter and Mary
Becker, aged months, OF cholera in
fAntum. Interment at New Cathedral
cemetery.
Sarah McGraunRloF, aged So years
of non-ooutagious dyseBtsEy. Inter
ment at New Cathedral cemetery.
Samuel 8. Batter, aged 6S years, oil
parAlysls. Interment At RlVervleW
csmetsTy.
George, infant son Of Jas, and MarJ
Smith, aged Ia months, OF mArasmus
Interment at 81. Petar's cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
THIRD EDITION.
etreets Of Inc civ.

An Adjourned meeting OF the STREET.
and Sewer Directors was held last even
tna, duriuE Will h the following buAi-
ness waA transacted:
Frauois 2. Dillon WAS granted per
mission TO tap the drain on foarth
street ia order 10 drain the nav build
fnrs NOW being erected by Samuel L.
Adams, Jr, and M.ohAe, Kane on
Routtb near Pire.
PeTmi,sion was grated Mrs. n. A.
woods to tap the private drain on So1tt
street 10 drain the property No. 100
Ssott street on condtIiJn that tire
Droperty be drained into the Delaware
avenue aeWer AZ soon As 1t 10 completed.
Curb and gutter were ordered On the
eoath side OF H.nt1 street, between
FRANKLIN ard BrOome. Mrs. James
Murphy was ordered to replace the
lRmp st Twelfth and Poplar streets,
broken down by q runRWay team be
Aopaing to he-. A gasoline lamp was
ordered a. Pullman Place over Eleventh
street bridge The bill of David Con-
nell for SSJS 49 Was passed. The chief
engineer was instructed to drive stakes
for TesettlDg curb on Market street from
Fourteenth to King.
The question Of paving VADdever
avenue brought forth considerable dis
cussion. Considerable difficulty is ex.
perienoed owing TO the dAmpness OF the
around. To oDvia'e thls It 10 proposed
% lay tTelvs-inch terra Gotta pipe
down the centre Of the avenue about six
feet below the surface. AT distances OF
thirty feet pipes with strSiners will run
from the CUTTERS on each side. On top
OF this pipe will DO laid PslfoId road.
This drain age system can ALTO be used
rs o sever TO drain the houses which
may be built on the avenue.
In the Fpsving OF Market street
fEom Front to Fourth with Belgian
blocks, II was decided to take up one
dds OF the street At a time.
The hoard then adjourned until this
evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16

wAEAd
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
nu,Isd Thl. A fternoOn

The funeral 0, Arthur Granger, who
was killed on the b. & p railroad at
EWt Junction, on Sunday last, took
place this afternoon ct 8 O'Clock, from
bis boarding houge, No. 2l6 Maryland
avenue. Tho body was encRSed in q
silver. mounted, walnut cABket. Servi-
Gee were held at the house, Iuterment
was made in the Wilmington and Bran
.dywiue Cemttsry. Hugh Granger, =
brother from MorrisloWn, attended the
funeral He was the only relative in
this country.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
HoEse poMn.

A horse belonging to Seymour Me.
cannon while standing In the stable Of
W. & j. Lang, near the corner OF Fifth
and French streets, get bis front leg
over the halter stIRp and fell down. In
endeAvorlnk to rise he made such noise
as TO attract the attention of Jacob
Lang, who procured the assistance Of
one OF hts neiRhhors, and forcing open
the stable door, found him lying upon
bis back nOErly exhausted. They uu.
loosed the halter, and finally got him
on his feet. Had 1t not been for theiI
aid IT Is likely that be would have died
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Narrow EseAPs.

Harvey j. Wiley, Who Is ~ i9'l,ll M
At Cam . Adams, near BrlaIoa M
had quite o novel experience n
aso while attempting u ild'Pa -
MoDAniel's bicycle. ha'yG \,
his bare feet WAding around y I'M ~
uesr by, aud esryinR MT. ny n.s,l
machine tbought be @eGil ,..~s,i .,,i
wheel and hav5 q ride. he iIS h, /
and in attempting 70 pEopel u !, n n
slipped and HIS blg toe .l ehll' I'D
He was kindly assisted inl9 9,,.,,lt,I .5
tents and bis Injuries coasias,1l.,e.,;, Il,
tended by the young lazy Po!''''
the camp. Ha Is better nov
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
To he Sent Back.

NEW YORK, AuRust l6-The Col
send back to Russia Samuel KAiz, TIE
eloped with II gear old FAunie Flsoh.
man. The order WAS made on the
ground that KAtz Was liable to become
3 public cbAree, though he had Sill
which Fannie gave him when he Rr.
rived. The girl is being held awaiting
the arrival of her father.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
-, nj Penchsa

The peach shipments oSel 'rS 'a,,tsI
ware Railroad ysstetdsy suo4''
1873 oars, consigned as ioLoH'' ., OH,
philadelphia, 24i jersey 'p,sS I u
Boston, lS; Utica, q morn s,au,ir,s.l
iion, /; Syracuse, . o q. lad,
providence, 8; New davsu' s,,,.utl
); Elmira, .; Chicago, . i wSiIrss| SH's
Buffalo. /; OleyelAnui = ban " i an
L; Pittsburg, i Binghsem'yWTo' yWTo'r4sls
2; Newark, N. Jp .; TJ, \ J,,ss,a
ononts, Il Altoons, ! 1 ,d'eSis, hS /
Peoria, /. Previous sn'p'u'
total to date, l sSI'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
A Romb or nosE.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 1.-The chief CT
police had some hat excited cal, or
this morning in tht persnu OF the editor
OF the Frsis Presss. TIE cause Of his
exoltemepJ Was shown tc the chief and
proved to be, IN SpPeATaEes at least,
one OF tnose dynamite bombs used 50
etisctually by Anarchists in Chicago
Tee article WBs found IL frcnt Of the
Freie Presnr Cfti3e satly this morning,
and consisted OF a ? eGe Of IRON gas pipe
about elgLt inches long, 70 which was
attached fuse four iaGhes iopg. Both
euds were stopped With uoIk. Tue bomb
has not yet Teen ezaIn ned, but Chief
D6lttcl thinks that 1t Is the mRaufao
ture q come prsctics joker,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
A Uupan Murder.

HAVANA, August 1l,-Twenty-Ave
yong men OF Santiago, Cnba, while
riding from Santiago to Bejucal In .
stage coach to bal, were fired upon
by persons conceSled behind q fence.
Pedro Alvarez. one of tue passengers,
the sou ut well-kDnWu sugAr manu-
iactuTer, was killed. AID three otheTs
we're wounded.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
From Fnr Awav

Mrs. Susan Mclaughlin, reading at
No. 3lS East Fourth street, has received
from her cousin, Mrs, Mary Jane Hun.
ter. copy OF The raAmAniAn, published
ct TAsmAniA, ahd copy Of the illus.
tIated Australian News, published a.
Melbourne. TasmAniA was formerly
known ~ Van DiomRn'a Land, and 10 q
large island in The Pacific Ocean lying
about lbe miles south OF Australia. Ii
Ia m independent British colony and
up TO 1888 was used as \ place for the
transportation Of British oonvlots. The
coil Is excellent and ell kinds OF grain
10 raised in abundance, and fruits OF all
kinds arrive At the greatest perfection.
Since the transportation OF oonvicta
ceased Tasmania has made IRpid
growth, and now has ohurchss, hos. .
pitfalls, schools, theatres aud asylums,
while the paper sent by Mrs Hunter
furnishes abundant evidence that the
press 10 also welding Its mighty power
In this far away land. The TasmAniRn
10 81 page sheet about 1Axl8 lnohes,
and is devoted to general nsWa and
choioe literary matter, with about hye
pages filled with advertisements. The
Illustrated Australian HeWa is about
the size OF Frank LsBiie's illustrated
and will compare fAvoFAbly with any
similar publications In this country.
Mrs. Hunter and her husband mi.
grated to this far distant land in 1910,
where he engaged in business ss q mil
Ter and for some time WAS very sue.
oessful. He died few years since
leaving widow and eight children, ali
Of vi HON are now married. At prsgent Il
is winter there, and in the letter which
accompanies the pAperb the lady says
that she is AnXiouSly locking forward
for spring. She tnoloses some pressed
flowers which Il is supposed were
grown indoors. Some idea can be
formed Of the distance from the fact
that It takes ak weeks sor letter to
reach this country.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Light HOFaDInen,

The oolored people Vill hsve n grand
display Of Light Roraemen at Summit
BHdFs, PsnGAder hundred, on SAtur-
day, the frst day Of September. TIE
ohisnt il 10 raise money to pHy off
cUBE aEzinst nav scho0lhaGs0 az HAT
place They propose a grand dleplay
and ask taa pttgonage Of tho people
WhJ wish 20 aid them in . good cause.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
In q rrenoe.

NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., Aug. 16 -
Emma Traxsl, sRed 10 years, was taken
sick on Saturday at Crooked Run, near
this place, according to despatch frcm
the latter place, and to all Appearances
disd. The body was prepared for burial
and placed in q coffin, and the funeral
was fi1ed for Monday. On Sunday
evening Mlss TrsTe arose. She had
been In q trance thirty six hOurB.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Properly sold.

This lot Of Henry Dougherty, situated
at the N W corner OF Eleventh street
and RAilroAd avenue, Was sold this
morninR by City Auditor Newell, at
public sale, to Henry Bradley, for
bSb6.l9. The lot was sold to psy lien
IoI cuT6lug, lavinR and grading Of
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
German B,tternssa for tho Irrenoh,

BERLIN, Aug. l5-The North German
Gazette, cgmpla ming OF the conduct O
French advocates in refusing to serve a.
counsel for the German students who
were implicated in the Bcliort affair, de
clares that even French Justice, which
formerly had a good reputation, has nov
fallen into decay and says the condition
Of France is approaching sayagcry.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
rhn AmpnllrlI1,

The trial Of the mo3Il9'l Ins lo7I a1'5i j
is still IN progTI5tia.a.l =, . C'nP1
II Harlan aud HoIlilGisTI'ils ili.I e nov y y
the supervision o. i,s names o. ',
%srs I0s s'HD Hpapiished di u ys.'s''1%: s.sa 1:ty
Thus far the trial ms
factory,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Nmh.zLlnment ny ! rhl,ndelnhinn.

New YORK, Aug 10 Henry X Sim
with q cOlorud woman after desertng his
embezzled Sll2s from the Meuhattan
Market, where he was employed as u
book keeper In the general session To-
day he pleaded guilty TO embezzlumgnt
and was sent TO Sing sing for two years
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
EarthnuaI.en In Maine.

WINTHROP, Maine, August 16 "A
severe earthquake shock WAS felt here
at ! 20 O'Clock on Tuesday evening. A
reBort like q heavy cannon, continuing
30 seconds, shook the earth violently,
sWAyiug buildings and TAttlinR dishes
and furniture. A second shock about
midnight was somewhat lighter, but Of
about the same duration. No serious
damage is reported.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Gut on the aead.

james y Davis, carpenter, had his
neSa BADLY cut yesterday by a Ensb
Ialhng on 1t while engaged at work At
NO eohool house. tie WAS taken IN
Or. TomlintOn's office, Sixth and Wal,
nut Streets where his woupda weTe
dressed, after which he was sent IN his
nome, No. 1909 French street, --''
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
Examination OonnInnnn

The examinations by Special Exam.
lner %. ID, Bailey, OF the OWL Service
com mission was concluded In the U, q,
courtroom this morning. There were
only four applicants, two ladies and
TWO gentlemen. The result will be for.
"arded to the department At Washing.
ton, b
Daily Republican., 1888-08-16
HH oEIs wnAr pn.nnvEu.
ana the People Will Have q uhauos
20 Endorse the sontimsnt To-moFrou
Night

- H-oN@@ NAaS 1~nAneht To-moEroW
Night
Our special reporter while in conversa-
tion with Mr.. Morris 4. Moses, the
special correspondent OF the New York
and Chicago theatrical journalism regard
70 George Wilson, the minstrel, :the
gentleman said he ls the Rreatest living
fun maker on the American stage, and
Proctor and eoulier deserve great credit
for securing such an artist. Mr.. Wilson
Just gives the audience enough breathing
time 10 prepare for what Ia coming, and
make them shout with laughter, and II
the people OF this city wish to see an In.
imitahle artist they should not fail to
visit the Academy tomorrow night. This
ls certainly highly complimentary 10 Mr.,
Wilson, especially when II is taken into
consideration that Mr.. Moses knows the
ability OF every comedian in the United
States.