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Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

BELLEvILLE, N. J September a.
While Mrs. George Marshall sat by an
open win dow In her house last night she
heard footsteps In the yard and called to
her husband, who was in another room.
Before he could reach her man reached
10 at the window and seizing her by the
shoulder drew large knife. with an
oath he hissed: | IN going to kill you"
He then began slasbing her with the knife.
Mrs Marshall's screams hastened her
husband and other members of the house
hold to her side, but she was only able to
artlculate, "The widow, the windoWn'
and then iell In fit Blood was stream
lug from the cuts In her arms and she
was bruised about TIE face by the rufllan' e
fist. Mr. Marshall made thorough
search of the neighborhood, but could
find no trace of his wife's assailant He
I'D yesterday that he was satisfied in hts
own mind who the man was, but did not
care to give his name.
Friends of the Marshalls say that tht
assault was made by rejected suit7r, but
they decline to give his name. Mrs
Marshall is twenty four years old, is very
pretty and is In delic ate condition
Fears are entertained that she will no
survive the fr ght, as she has been un
conscious almost all the time since thu
assault was made.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Mr.. A. l.. MoGRrler, millwright
living ct No. 627 West Seventh street,
this city, and now employed by the
Moore and White Machine Company,
No. 1912 Button wood street, Philadsl-
phia. aud boarding with Mrs King,
No $50 North 1alrtsenth street. Phila.
delphis, was on Thursdsy morninz, az
l O'Clock, ohloToformei and Tobbtd OF q
valuable GO watch and pocket book
containing 1915. The thief being ma.
BILE to get the guard loose cut 1t from
the vest. Mira. King seeing him com
ing from the room Identified bin fs one
OF her boarders, representing himself IS
Mr.. Taylor, n travelling agent for 4
Wholesale tobacco hause ia Philsde!-
phia. Ha being so badly chlorofOrmed,
aud It taking so long TO restore oon-
soiousnebs, the TObber mAde good his
escape. The matter Is now in thh hEtdi
OF DstectlYe JUhn W. Kea,on, Eighth
distrlct. special police OF PhiladelphiR.
His description Rntwtrs the same as the
robber who robbed two honses on
Mount Vernon strsGt. Plnksrton's de.
teotives are alec on his track for rob
blng the Mount Yernol street houses.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Joints and musc'es may escape the sgo-
nizing tortures of rheumatism If they
will but take time by the forelock, /"
and annihilate the symptoms of oncom-
ing trouble with the henignant aud high.
ly sanctioned blood depurent and alter
native, Hos'eter's Stomach Bitters Poi
sons mostly constitute the ordinary
means of battling with this attrocious
complaint. Avoid the risk of using
these by restorinRto to the safe as we'll as
eftectual anti-phlogistic and preventive.
After exposure to damp through drart
aud all other causes which encourage a
rheumatic tendency, wineRlassful of
the bitters prevents Ill Effects. No surer
preventive of malarial ailments like
fever and ague, bilious remitteut. dumb
ague and aaue cake exists, and ii Is, be-
sides, most genial recuperstor of
strength exhausted by excessive, mental
or physical effort. Miners, mariners op-
eratives and others whose avocations In.
volve laborious work In rough weather
out of doors, or close application indoors,
find It invaluable.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

thAt ikt3 eoveTed with OorFuaAf "a Iron.
The Fsople in the vtoinliy threw open
their houses and supplied the fIemen
with hot coffee and other refresh meDts.
The Friendship Company were enter
tanned by eK Councilman William y /.
Blake, and desire to return their sim
cere thanks.
Other firemen request that their
thanks bs returned to the following,
who furnished them with coffee and
sand wlohes: Mrs. P. I. K. Smith, Will.
liam q. Blake and wife, Mrs. Horace
Rettew, Mrs, Flynn, Mrs. ]. Ribble,
Mrs. 2. Fagap, Mrs. Il. CLARK, J. j.
Kennedy and Mrs. Edward T, PeragoR.
The following cards have also been
rtcstved;
1.-THE members OF the Weccacoe Fire
Company, No. 8, desire to return their
thanks to Mr. and Mrs. Gervln and
others for their kindness duripg the fire
81 the morocco factory Of l. T. Quigley
yesterday morning"
1.-THE members of the Washington
Steam Fire Engine aud Hook and Lad.
der Company, No. Z, do hereby express
our sincere thanks to Mrs. p. 7. e.
smith, Of No. 6l5 Wsst Fourth street
for so kindly furnishing us with warm
coffee while engaged in our efforts tc
extinR1ish the Ore Ct the morocco fac
tory Of /. T. Quigley, at Fourth. and
4 A50roe streets, yesterday morning."
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Last evening J. Harris Brown, color
cd, Was taken In charge By Officer Stew
art. The prisoner had been confined in
the County Insane Asylum, but escaped
on Saturday last. When loos0d up be
became so violent that he had TO be
chained to the floor. This morning \
wagon vas telephoned for from the
almshouse. There WAS only one after d,
ant, the driver. Upon arriving at the
Otiy Hail, the demeEted man was hand
.cuffsd and pla ed in the wagon wi h
great diff iulty, ...5...
For . short time be remaiued rer-
fsctly quiet, bat upon reaching Third
and Market streets he Buddenly attack
cd the driver with fsroolty that com
pelled him to jump from the wagon.
As he did so, the demented man,
manaoled as he WAS, also leRped from
the back end, and started 10 escape, but
was quickly captured. 1t was with
great difficulty shat he was placed in
the wagon, which stood on Third street
between Market aud shipley. He was
finally subdued, and by means ofstrApI
was bound In such . manner that n
would be an almost impossibility fol
him to escape. The affair oreated con-
siderable excitement for the time being
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

The steamer so long In the service of
the Friendship Fire Company, and sold to
the LaFrance Company in part payment
for their new steamer, has been sold to
the Friendship Fire Company No. l, of
Winchester, Va. The works of the en-
gine are the same, except that new La
France boiler has been put in i is
probable that the Friend, hip, of this
city, will visit the new company within
few months, as they want TO visit the
town made famous by General Sheridan's
ride.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10 As Detect
i've Geyer and Special officer Keegan, of
the Second district, were passing In the
neighborhood of Twelfth and South
streets yesterday afternoon, they heard a
bootblaek say TO a eolored boy; "Say,
George, what did you cut that fellow for
last nightl The officers became suspi-
cious and arrested the oolored boy.9 the
Nineteenth district station house he gave
his name as George Bundy eighte years
old, OF 1908 Kater street. He told the de
tectives that he and another colored boy
named Buster" Hops, Of 602 Bay street,
were In the gallery CT the new Standard
Theatre, at Eleventh and South streets,
on Saturday night, when they quarreled
over the possession OF knife. In his en-
deaycr to get 1t away from Hope he acct
dentally cut him on the leg. Hope had
been taken to the Pennsylvania Hospital,
where his wound had been dressed and
he walked home. Bundy will be given a
hearing before Magistrate List to day.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

INDTANAPoLIs s pit 9-Genfral and
Mrs. Harrison last night received one { f
the most unique delegations that has yet
called at their home 1t was glee club
of 100 uniformed young ladies ranging
in age from to Is years. he club had
been drilled for the occasion by Mits
Florence Shilling, captain OF the Young
Ladies' Harrison and Morton Club. The
parade enroute to General Harrison's
residence WAS very creditable.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Calvary Episcopal Church was for
mAlly opened yesterday morning, after
the numerous repairs and alterations
which have bean going on for some
time being all finishes, the Rev. David
q ward officiating. N5twithstaD dug
the cloudy condition Of the weather the
oin1fh was. we'll filled, and the Rev,
q intlemAn preached one of his best ser
mons, which wss listened so with rRpt
asbsntIon by the large con nArsEation.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Returns from all but niue counties in
Arkansas give the Democratic State
ticket majority of 16 500 The other
counties will not materially change this
result. Both Houses of the Legislature
are Democratic.
Complete returns from all the towns of
Vermont give Dillingham;, Republican,
4S $50; Shurtleff, Democrat, 1925; See.
ley, Prohibitlonist, 1865, and scattering,
6. This is the largest Republican ma
jorlty ever given in Vermont. The he
publican net gain, as compared with
1854, is $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

On December 18th q doll sale for the
beneat OF the Hon &c )pathio Hosp tai
will be held by the junior board. Orders
will be taken for the furnishing OF
Christmhs candles. Mrs. CHARLES II.
Wollaston has been elected president Of
the junior board The Ohildren's As,
socistloD will give lawn party At the
grounds of Mira, j. T. Cause at . date
yet to be fixed. A special meeting o1
tue juulor b ard will be held Saturday
Afternoon next in the hospital building,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

The following letter from William h.
Quinn has been received for publication
sir;-I would most respectfully return
my thanks to the go Democratic voters
who favored me with their votes on
Saturday. bad l been nominated and
elected would have gone to Dover un-
pledged and untrsmmeled by any prom.
ises except in the interest of the tax
payers and the constitutional convention,
but the will of the voters decided other.
wise, and hereby pledge myself and ask
my friends to give Mr.. John P Donahoe
their hearty support IN the coming con.
test. Respectfully,
WILLIAM Il, QUINN,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
A Ioblgn valley Frslght Wreck burned

WTLKEsBARRE, Sept 9.-Last evening
a serious freight wreck occurred on the
Lehigh Valley Railroad, near White
Haven A freight train was rum ng at
high rate of speed when wheel broke,
Twelve or fourteen cars we're thrown
from this track and badly smashed up.
The crew escaped unhurt. Subsequently
the freight took fire and burned for some
hours. All traffic was stopped and trains
were run over the Jersey Central tracks
the line was cleared again to-day.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

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Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a disastrous
fire broke out th lis morning in the sash
and door factory of Huber and Croeker
On Main street. Before it was got under
control, two whole blocks had been de-
stroyed aud three were almost a to al loss
The losses aggregate 81 ,250,000, The
whole FIRE department was called out.
The flames were started by spark drop.
ped among shavings.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

To passengers purchasing second class
tickets to Pacific Coast points via Balti-
more and Ohio R. r. for trAins leaving
Philadelph a, Wilmington, Bal imore and
Washington, D. C.-Sept. 11th and 25th,
October oh and 23d, The number OF
tickets on each trip is limited to twenty
I've so that passenger should make ap-
pllcation at once to D. Bride, Passenger
Agent, B, 81 o, Central BuildingP, Bal
timore, Nd. q A. Miller, Ticket Agent,
b s. o. X. R Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
?. ]. WALSH & co.,
500 Market Street

Have some very desirable
goods In the Housefurnish-
ing line at greatly reduced
prices in order to make room
for new fall goods now arriv-
ing. Hair Cloth Parlor Suites,
7pieces,So Walnut Frame,
at $40, $45, $50, SIS and
500. Every suite warrant
ed to give satisfactory weak
In proportion to price paid.
Very Handsome Double
Suite, spring edge, Silk and
Mohair Plush Suites at all
prices from $50 to $125.
Antique Oak and Ash
Chamber Suites, 2 pieces,
large Bevel Plate Mirror,
$25 to $75.
Black Walnut Marble
Top Chamber Suites, COM
plete, from $40 to $1oo.
Wardrobes, Hat Racks,
Hall Stands, Centre Tables,
etc .... ..s..
Mattresses, Pillows, BoIs-
tiers and Springs, Stoves,
ETC., at lowest cash prices.
Carpets, On Cloths and
Window Shades at Cores
ponding figures. Please ex-
anime this stock and CONF
pare'prices with other houses
and we feel you will be con-
vincsd that you can get
more value for your money
here than anywhere else.
Our Clothing Department
is now fully stocked with
good, reliable, custom made
goods for men, boys and
children's wear. Sold on
our regular terms: Week.
ly or monthly y payments.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

DUBLIN, sept.9.-Pollce were station
ed throughout Mitchelstown to-day to
prevent the propo ed ce ebration OF last
years riots. In conflict between citl-
zens and police a girl was wounded, A
demonstration in memory OF the Mitchels
town riots was held at Waterford and
was addressed by Messrs. WIN, O'Brleni
sullivan and others.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Ths ahaApsaa has house IN 8hs alsy
RumToFa RFoa.' A04 mRFk@a asRSSA
Oupping and Ieeshing, lOs E. 5esond Bt.
Try Bush's coal you win like It.
Brazilian Balm. immediate cure sOf humps.
Try Bash's coal You viii surely like It.
Millard Y. Davis, leWeleT, II. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, At Hanf's, Is Il. Fourth,
Frank Roop smith, druggist, 5th and King.
American Laundry, COZ West Frent street.
Fine cigars and notions at N. W. corner
Seventh and Poplar Streets l. Bell.
II. d. Hollis keeps none but tho best t
the twenty-five cant candy factory, 40.
West Second street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

A meeting of the joint committees OF
the various Republican Clubs OF this city
will be held in the rooms of the Tirpeca-
nee Club this evening at S O'clock. It is
desired that all members be present Is 1t
Is for the purpose OF making arrange
ments r the grand ratification meeting
ON Saturday next,at Brandywine Springs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

For oils, salts, pills and all kinds of Bit
Ter, nauseous medicines, is the very
agreeable liquid fruit remedy, syrup Of
Figs. Recommended by leading Physic-
Cal. All druggist. N. B. Dauforth,
Second and Market streets, wholesa e
agents.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

The election rasaed of very quietly
In New Castle hundred, aud the returns
are aa tollo8a: For representative in
the General Acknowledgement George
w. E,eIes, SO; Louis Il. EliAson, 2O3;
scattering, 6. For Lew Court Com
mIsaioner- Robert Sutton 2l6; Henry
NJ, white, 1a2; David Mccoy, l49 For
A AssssNor.-Wllliam j, Hunter, 2l6i
john Il. Emory, l8e; Harry Mo0aulley,
.l45. For nspeotor-William B. Nc
Coy, SSS; John O. Mahoney. 1s6. sor
Road mmIssionsI-SAmuel 4. Lam
deEs, 1884; william White, 1877 total
number Of votes cast, SAG. Douglas M.
McC " Was the inspector, and Gardner
L. Jemison and Charles Il. Everett the
Judges.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

A meeting OF the Democratic County
Executive Oommittae will be held to-
morrow afternoon In the Levy Court
room ct 9 O'Clock. The meeting Is call
ed for the purpose OF computing the re,
sult Of the nomination held on Satuy-
day last. A fall attendance Is request
ed,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

thai everybody ought 70 knoM that q.
sergsanS gives $40 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioory klndllng wood In large
loads. Lime for withdrawing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue align. Opening in the evening
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

An open meeting Of the Republicans
of the Seventh Ward will be held in their
rooms, Tenth and Market streets this
evening There will be number OF
local speakers, among item being stans-
bury j. Wiley, All are invited 10 be
present.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
atomsnlent

The Jewish Day OF Asoaement will
tsk5 plsos oa Saturday next through
out the world. Ali business will be
euspendsd from sund0Hn Friday until
sundoWu Saturday evening, For "a
hours the Jews will observe rigid fast
from eating and drinking.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
GEubb's plurality, b.


WHITE CLAY CREEK.
In this hundred Theodore r. Arm.
strong was nomtuated without oppoJl.
tiOn, q otiving 1879 votes 10 the Eastern
District and 1853 10 the WeateFn Dis
trlct, y total Of 285
IN BLACKBIRD.
In BlsokbiId hundred, according To
unt fd ciAl returns, Lawrence Asprll WAS
nominated for Representative over
Richard BFocksoH
THE TICKET.
The full county ticket As chosen Is as
fCllswB;
State senStor-J Jhn P Douahoe, viii.
minRton.
RsIr ssntatIveg-George L1t ge, Bran
dywina Hundred; George W. Gray,
WilmingtoDj Harvey WhitsmAD, Mil
Orst h; Theodore T. Armstrong, White
Clay Ureeki George W. Eooles saNeW
OasIle; ". Pierce B'gRs, ct. George ;
Lawrence 8. Aaprii, BlAckbird.
Levy Court Com omuAisaioners-IsAac IA N.
Grub, Brandy vine; Henry d Hlok,
mAn, Wilmington; Samuel Ktllgore,
OhristiRnA; Robert 5atSon, New Castle;
Andr W Eliasnu, PenoSder.
or the legislative candidates Dona-
hoe and Gray favor the election OF
James L. Wolcott 10 the United States
Senate, The other six Ara against him
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
TRH NOMINATION ELEOrION.
rho sRulSbuFy nasn on ToP-DouahOo,
araS and RiokmAn NOmInaasd.

The Democratic nomination election
for candidates for State Senators, Repre-
sentAtiveS aud Lazy Court Commits
sIoneTs, took plAos last Saturday after
noon, and Was one of the most hotly
contests ever held In this county. The
polls opened Rt noon and continued
open until z O'Clock In the evening The
ret arms were all in by IL o'clock, and
the crowds which had assembled at
different points to learn the result
separated with oheers for the nominees.
The vote In this city wAa - follows;
sHNAToR AND RHPRRsRETATIvR.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
A ohild pies on a Train.

TYRONE, September IA Norwegian
woman, accompanied by heI husoand /,
arrived here this morning on an EN- grant
train carrying a dead child. 1t had ex-
pired on the train near Mitilin. The BODY
was eonffiued here and Will be taken to
Houtzdale tor interment.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Oh, II 1 only had her COMPLEX on
Why, 1t lie essily obtained, Use Po7
z1ni's Complexion Powder.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

when baby was SICK, we gave her CastOria,
when sue was Child ahe cried for Csstoris
When she became Mise she chung to oaatoris
When she had children she gave item Cas-
toris.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

A new and elegant assortment of par
lor organs OF the latest designs, At lower
prices than ever seen In this city nt
Rohelen's, TIC Market strset.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

The celebrated Three 3. B. B. c'eArl
mAuuFaosured by Il y. 8ourd3n L.
Bro, No. 9lg West seocad street. The
hsst 30 cigar in shs nisy Tfs them
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

pianos and organs taken In exchange
for nav ones. Pianos and organs on
esay monthly payments, Roos!en's, 7iO
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Now that the oyster season has az
rived, you cannot get better CT freThef
oysters than at Ainsaow'B, T07 Sh'p.ey
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Eighth aud Market streets, re,opens
Monday, Sept. Sd. Office now open,
$3.50 .. NJ, to 4 p. M, Tor shs enrolment
OF pupils.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Treat your cold in time and wsFd ct
consumption by naioR DIR. simrass
Pulmonlo Bslbam. tth and King
streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
r4.soId dlors, snilors and Marines,

Discharge certificates obtained by W.
s. NcNair at Hayward'a pension otlee,
room 13, Exchange Building,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Powell, iu Washington strset market
sud Ne. 30S Madiaon street, hAs gpcd
lot Ash for tomorrow d market; also
olalas aud HOLSTERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Go TO smeltz for ycur choIoe praohes
at lowest market prices IL East Fourth
str8es.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Your eholoe-t5 cabinet vhotograrls s
o II csb'neta and one 81. 90 frtusa hize,
ioF sS 90, Only At B1cuhat's Gal
l4Fy, sis Market stsaes.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

The celebrated smith American or.
ganF, chime bell orsRps, Carpenter or
gan5, at Robelen's, TO Market street,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

CammIngF, Photographer, can copy
yuar old picture bstJsr than any ane
else. Take them TO him. 800 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

New and beautiful designs OF euch
celebrated pianos, Is Knsbe, Behr Brcs.,
Behnina, Ivsrs, Pond 81 Go. Rohelen'si
T10 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

prevented and cured by Hooper's AFRO,
dyne. Best medicine foE tssthing snd
collie. All drugRiSlB.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Go to Mcclure for all kinds of 6sh
and oysters every day. Eighth street
market house.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

Parp b ooa Aimits OF 20 eigsEae.
Therefore nae Or, Slams Blood Pafi'
fer, 5ae naVer failing blood care' 4th
snd King sieee's,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
klIIgOf6'H pIuThILyt 5I,

The candidates for assessor and road
commissioner, Thomas P. Lyman and
Richard KavanAuRh, were nomiuated
by q unanimous vote.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10
YELLow FEvnK sUFFEaERs.

Forty -NIns Now Gases and Seven
Deaths RestsFdSy-rhe snrgeon-9eu-
erals Instructions TO Railroad OIL
O ais
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, September O.
To- day has been dull and RTsy-Almost
oold-A high wind has prevailed for the
past 48 hours. Contrary to general pre-.
diction the number Of cases did not run
so high Ss had been expected from the
nature OF the weather. DIR. Neal Nit
chell, President of the Board of Health,
issued the official bulletin. Is follows:
The twenty.fo hours ending at 8 p.
m. September 9 New cases, 40; deaths,
TO date, 73. NEAL MITCHELL
President Board Of Health OF Duval
County.
INSTRUCTION TO RAILROADS.
WAsHINGToN, Sept 9 - Surgeon
General Hamilton received the follow
ing despatch to-day:
WAvcRoss. Ga, Sept. s.-SerReou
General Hamilton, Washington, d. O.
The following Ii from UrquhAEt: "No
tify United States Surgeon that have
notified our conductors TO give him
reasonable time TO inspect trains, say
ten minutes for twenty people, and will
not hold trains louger. Heve seen no
authority to hold except local quaran-
tine"
This is at Live Oak, q vital point
Nor can the Florida Railway and NAvi.
cation Company defy uA2 This line iH
altogether in tie State OF Florida. Ad-
wise me In this matter.
HUTTON Surgeon.
To the above Surgeon General Hamil-
ton replied as fellows:
WASHINGTON, Sept, 8 Past Assist.
lAnt Surgeon UrquhRrt, Live Oak, Flori'
dA: Inform the rsilroAd officials that
the United States 10 ordering shis quar-
antiue inspection, and that the railroad
company must give time for Its perfOE
nance. II they do not comply with
your reasonable request you must COM
pei them. You will employ sufficient
men to stop the trains IL they disregard
the above notice, and your authority Al
to force is unlimited In case OF ActuA
need, No local railroad officer can b;
allowed to Issue orders to an officer O.
the United States while In the perfor
nance OF his duty.
| HAMILTON, Surgeon General.
The following was also received thi
afternoon from Tampa, Fla, dated th,
Ioth' 1nr69 cases OF IeV5E were reported
to day, masking teven since the last re-
port. No deaths. j. P. WALL.
SATURDAYS RECORD.
| JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Sept. 8 Only
A. neW nAses are reported for twenty
four hUurs eAdinR 8 p. M. The death
for the same time number 8 TotAl
CASES to date, OBS; total deaths, &C.
Quite . number OF Red Gross nurse
arrIved on tpscial train via th
Florida Railway and Navigation Com
pRny's Railroad Tonight from Net
Orleans They were transported fre
of charge by the lines along the route
Liberal contributions are coming L
from all parts Of the country. seVera
) ply siciAns have arrived from othe
= places, and more who are experience
) In the treatment OF yellow fever 81
= needed. No uuAoollmAted persons wi
hereafter be allowed to come Into th
q city. The prompt action of the Presi
dent In insisting on reform at Cam
Perry and his interest In jackson
vile and Florida are much appreciate
# here.
o SUPPLIES CARRIED FREE
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Beptemb ber 8 =
9 Adams and Southern Express Con
a a
Daily Republican., 1888-09-10

AND
MORTGAGES.
|DR. SUTTON
N, S94 Market Street

.,.,,,, .umsto loan on tirst mortsAet
Itper cent. .,at. ali n,rta of the
as a GitoIdwelllngs In hrst class neigh
w Msnt reduced for balance OF the