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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30
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rev xors DisraoL
NEW YoRH. Oct. SO.-Flour market weak ;
H1ne. q So13 80 snperflne. 81 O5SsS 30 MINI
Extra, % 0J0sS5; City Mil, Extra o. 25sf5 S6
Winter W heat extra. s3 25t3 rs.
Wheat-Eo. l. ksd, State. o. l70l Is; No. 2,
q lsk, No. 2 RED. Winter. Oct, o. Is;
Dscs q 1875; receipts, 5000; shipments.
Corn NO 2. Mixed. Cash. .sxc
0ss mo. j. White. state, Tlc; No. 2. DO,
301<c; No mixed, Oct, 8CSc: Nov, 3Jhc
Iooa1pts. l50. $50 shipments. 1875.
Bye 0ull state 7bc.
4 farley dull, at s31s5c.
1Ork dull Ola Mess, el5 750l6 IS
Lard nominal; Nov, q IS Dec, ass.
WOlasses dull for 6O boiling STOCK. 100
uleck strap. lac. New Orleans. 2o54Oc.
xurpenLne dun at 48Hc.
H0etu eSacy strained TO good, 0l C0fYSl O5.
II keexoleum Gull kefined IN Cases, Ike,
Z 3Ieights dull grain TO Hull, bssd.
Sotter quiet; Western Creamery, 26c.
49, acuve; western Fiat. 70sc ;
S<e.o ssctory. 7H0sc Fancy white, l20
.ssss ac'ivsi ! stsss. saosHc; western, 2lH
sngsr dull; Refined Cuuoai. SIC; sranuIs.
q xaiiow nrm Prime City. tnc.
Ice nominal Carolina, lair 10 gcod saac
Oonee weaker; Fair Cara oes, Ior Kio. 1870
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saved, n Uorse,s Life,

At late hour last night as Night Watch
man Shubrooks was walking along Cherry
Alley he heard noise like that made by
horses kicking, In the stable Of ohm Il Diff.
.o0bach. He awakened a member OF the
Amily and opened the stable, One OF tho
hceses were found hanging by the halter
and almost choked to death. The halter
yas cut and the horse when liberated lay
like dead for time but finally recovered.
The discovery was made just IN time TO
ave the animals life.
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CHICAGO. oct. 50 9-Cattle-Receipts.1 IA 900
shipments, 800; market steady beeves,
s5nb 90 steers, @ 001b 21; stockers and feeders
tl o0D3 IS cows, bulls and mixed, ~ 6502 30
Texans steer, si Ao03 0o, western rangers.
q s008 80.
Hogs -Receipts, 10000 head; shipments.
g5 80 heavy. % sooo 80 light, q 2oo6 Go; skips.
u b0Db ID.
Sheep Receipts, 5000 head shipm en- q,
GS IS Western shorn, % COOS IS; Texas shorn.
q 1908 81; lambs, t3 1906 70.
last BERfY.-CAttle - Receipts. 8t62
ehipments. 2Olt; market slow nothing doing
all through consignments "a cars shipped "
New YorR to day
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Tho Ph,lsdeIpnis Cattle msrss,.

PHILApHLPHIA. Oct. 29.-The receipts At the
North Pennsylvania ana West Phiadelphia
drove yards were
FOR the week Reeves. 400; sheep, 1900 ;
hogs, 1900 Previous week: Beeves, 500 ;
sheep, II 600 hogs, 7.c0O
advanced kc.: extra, tk0tHc; good. mo
&c; medium. 40+kc. common, SM0Skc
fat cows 203hc.
sheep wore in fair demand ana prizes Dc.
clined Nc: extra, 4k04kc; good, t0Ahc
medium, 363zc common. 202kc Lambs 70
6Mc.
Hogs wore fairly active; closed 40 lower
extra Chicagos, sk0skc; fair western so
SIC; state, 7kG7kc. -
Mich Cows were fairly active At l2566O
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ASTRICH BROS.

VrSrATE OF DANIEL HICKEY, LATE
II OF Lancaster city, lancaster county, DO
The unoer igncd auditor. appointed to dis
tribute The ba'a0ce remaining In the hands
OF w. u. Hensel. nc ministrator of Daniel
Hickey, deceased, to and among those legally
entitled 10 the same, will sit for tn Il purpose
On tuesday, the 18th day OF November lsss, at
10 O'CLOCK Il. m, In the library Room OF The
ali persons interested IN said dis ributfon may
attend. U. g, BAssLER,
Gols etdh Au0itoTs
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PhusdeIphis Proauea ,,.rs.,

puLApNLrHIA, Oct. 81. - Flour firm, saies
- bbls Yinn. Bakers. s5 25Q6 20 penn's'
kADtiy. 6oO15 10, Western 90. t5 coos So
Zlnter Patents. lS Oo07 o)i spring DO. 81 I'D
Exs. o. loGi TX.
hsAt.Out;., st2X; Nov, sl.tsH Dec.
Qess-oct. lsse; Nov. 4sXc; Dec. .5c; JAM,
dsa..oet. s2Xc Nov. s2xc; Dec, "a !;
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1oAoos Oct. 30. sSo g. m.-Msrket opened.
eeAt-kov.s! lisi Dec. 81 Tx; May, sl IS.
n-kov., sve<c, Dec, tySIc Nay. SsLc.
Qaae-soy. ssHci Dec. 26ei May. 29Ltc.
0EGS-6ay, slt 10.
z4no-Nov.. o. lsh May, 4: 27H.
unGg1 ksbs- an.. 81 %.
y oLocINa.
F. >eet-Oct. eLl74; NOV, ti.lsi Dec. o. lsL;
.21x.
=. s.s,ct.. so,Sc Nov, 4oAe, Dec. ss1.e.
ss&cj Nov. 2iHe; Dec. Csc
l " Gonsure r. sl,si Nov, GIG toI Dee +.
~ wrong. I,Soy.. q 10; Dec. o 5zH :
nct smart eLss, Jan. .Uux.
]. Jus. ss the Il
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We have this day reduced our best quality
aixteen inch silk Pushes at Fifty Cents II
yard. The quality ana ooloTs a. @ far superior
20 any SOLD at that price elsewhere.
AsTRICH BROS.
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Clarke. the grocer. has placed special pyiccs
On his goodF, and since Saturday morning has
served double The usual number of customers.
The sevenday snap closes on Saturday even
ing. after which prices will go to their normal
DOint,
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NXECUToRs' SALE OF VALUABLE

EXECUToRs' SALE OF VALUABLE
d Real Estate.
ON TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 10, A. ID. lsss,
at the Leopard Hotel. in the city of Ian caster,
the undersigned will offer at public sale the
following valuable real estate, to wit:
is S brur ssoss on
numbered "a Centre Square, containing IN
front - feet. more or less. ana extending in
depth 67 feet inches, more or less.
is erected a thIee-story brick store buiioin
numbered 20 Centre Square, containing IN
front 10 feet II inches. more or less, and ex.
tending IN depth ~ feet inches. more or less.
Tract NO. 3. being 3 lot Of ground on which
IL erected q two-story ana man sard roof brick
dwelling hou 49, situated on the south SIDE of
Place. containing in 'front.' 80 feet, more or less,
and extending In depth 200 feet more or less
This property has water, gas. water -cl osets
furnace, range and all modern improvements
Tract No, 4, being six lots OF ground. sftua-
ted on he southeast corner OF College avenue
ana West Lemon street, containing in front
~ feet and extending eastward l22 feet,
more or less with rl8hs TO common alleys on
east and south
Tract No. O. being a lot Of ground, situated
on ths south side OF said West Lemon street,
containing in front % feet ana extending in
depth 1872 feet, more or less, also with right to
alleys
9hs whole OF the above mentioned store
buildings are tenanted by nrst-class tenants.
ana hey present most desirable investme en- I,
and h.y will be sod together II desired BY
the purchaser.
Any one wis hing to view any of the proper
sale to commence NJ z O'Clock D. M, when
conditions Will be made Known by
MARIA MOsTETTEk,
WILLIAM II. HOSTETTER.
FRANK l.. .HOSTETTHB,
Executors OF ID. Ii. Hostetter Deceased
JoRL l. HAINHs, Auct. oct2S.7tdTu&F
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Sale nj a uxvalltnv House
Special Announcement A

1he dwelling house, No. IS South Duke
street, viii be offered at public sala at The
Leopard hotel at 7;3O O'Clock this evening.
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The prices Of our goods are
such as make it great induce.
ment to purchase from us. We
sell well-made Clothing only.
You can save from 81 to Is on
every garment bought from us.
No wholesalers profit to pay. We
sell you goods Retail at Whole.
sale Prices.
Gents Overcoats, all sizes,
from s3 to els. This large as
sortment includes all the latest
styles and most fashionable fab
RIGS.
Children's Suits from 81 to IS,
choice styles.
Boys Long Pant Suits, $3.50,
sl2, all Of our own manufacture.
Boys Oyercoats, 81 to sl5, all
sizes. The cost Of fitting your
boy out with new clothes will be
q small one.
The best selected stock of
Gents Neckwear In the city, in.
Guiding all the latest shapes and
styles, from Csc to 81.
Boys Flannel Shirt Waists in
endless variety. Prices 20 per
cent. lower than elsewhere.
Cardigan Jackets from As, to
si.OO.
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LNSTATE OF ANNA B. ZUERCHER,
II late OF Lancaster city, deceased. The
undersigned auditor. appointed to pass upon
naming IN tho hands OF james. Zuerc ner. ad.
ministrator OF Anna Il. Zuerc her, deceased, to
ana among those legally entitled TO the same,
will sit for that pui pose on Friday. November
~, 1885, at 10 o'clock h. M, In the Library Room
tiOp may attend u. HCMULLEN,
oet22-3tdTu Auditor.
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no Nor MISS 40 VIsIrTHE SOUTH.
IL ern Market The nnest building ana
beat msrketing Market days, Tuesday and
at four o'clock. s16-tto8
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NOW FOR A ABARGAIN-CALICoE
GUODS.
qx. 81, 7x ana 8 cents; whoever heard OF
Calicoes so cheap.
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TABLE LINENS .

IAb LlNhNS,
Table Linens at remarkable low ngures. A
gooi one for l2xc yard all linen. Our CSC
CO inc Is the best goods We ever offered FOL
the money.
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AUSLINS .

Bleached and Unbleached, ysrd vide, as low
as SC q yard. For 50 you get almost the best.
Remnants CT Appleton "a !" only &c q yard f;
yard wide.
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LINEN TOWELINGs.
Towelings- good goods from 2k, 3k and
cents u yard and upwards.
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FLANNELS,

--All-Wo ool RED Flannels from l2kc upwards
All-WoOl Heavy Red shaker Flannel, almost
yard wide. only $50 yard. White flanuels
as low as SC yard. our CSC White Flannel is
a wonder TO every one.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-10-30

CANTON FLANHELs.
A good heavy Canton at SC yard. We have
one ut 7c that cannot be matched.
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REMEMBERl.

SNWe send Paper Hangers TO Any Part OF
the Country ut no fxtra Expense TO you. ana
guarantee our work In every respect Damp
come thrI Vi h.
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NAPKJ Ss..

All-Linen Napkins, a6c, soc, 75c. Sl.Oo dozel
and upwards.
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Large size Quilts, good quality. only 76c
Our oI rs Quilt 1s surprise to everybody. II
in need of q Quit we have them from 75c up
TO the finest quality at low prices.
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UNDERWEAR
ChildIens. fIom lOc upwards. Mfsses', from
l2kc upwards Youths, from CSC upwards.
Our Ladies Merino Vest. elk nish, ut S7Sc,
is the biggest bargain In Underwear ever
offered
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Oin Ramiiu Ynhinlaa

The old family carriage and gig used
by the late John Richardson, OF Chris
tiAnA Hundred. come forty years ago,
were brought out last Sunday, brushed
mp, and horses attached, when Mr.. John
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Rich.
ardson, Mr. aud Mrs. Hugh McIlvAine,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bunting OF PhilR
delphiA, the Misses Richardson, John
Richardson. Jr, Edward Richardson
and George W. Chambers took seats
therein and proceeded to visit Mr.. VIM.
Richardson and II. O. Conrad, ESQ +,
who reside in the vicinity. In the
family coach ere three seats; the steps
~ the side fold mp; In the rear there is q
step and = place 70 carry baggage; the
trimmings are OF yellow silk aud the
mountlnRs Of silver. The gig is one OF
the big wheeled affairs, familiar TO the
past generation. They ere preserved Nc
helrlo0ms OF the psst, The young folks
enjoyed the ride, and It 10 one that will
long be remembered BY them.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
me pelnWare uoIIere.

A meeting OF the trustees OF DelAwA
College was held ~ the Clayton House
yesterday afternoon for tha purpose OF
revising the CUR r'oulum OF the inBtitu
tiop. The attendance Was good, and It
was decided 10 revise the curriculum 20
that II will consist Of the following four
courses: OlAssioAl, Latin Scientific,
Scientific and the Agricultural. The
hrst three Of the above will extend
through four years, while the ARrloul-
tural can be completed in three. The
standard OF the college will he consider.
ably improved and the curriculum oor-
responds very nearly 10 that OF LAfAy.
cite College. In addition 70 the prof6H.
sOrships already At the institution. II IL
proposed to have an Rsssistant In chem
lstry and professor OF horticulture and
entomology. These Instructors will
probably be elected At the next meeting
Of the board Of trultses, which will be
held next month. IL was also recon
mended that the salaries OF All the In.
struotors should be Increased.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
An ARrravn % unan.

james Massey. oolored, WAS ArrAiEn-
ed before Judge Lyman this morning,
charged with committing an assault
Ond battery on q oolored girl named
Mary Townsend, on Friday, July 9th.
The prosecutrix ,estlaed that on the
previous day she bad some woEds with
the defendant, when he struck her. The
next day, % she was walking along the
street, she met him, when he accused
her OF having had . warrant iABued for
his arrest,
She did not give him any satisfaction
In regard TO the matter, when be
knocked her down and Kicked her After.
wards. Bhe then went before Clerk
HylRnd and swore ont the warrant foE
bis arrest. After hearing the testimony
the Judge sentenced him to pay . fine
Of S6 aud costs. amounting altogether
% Sl0.g5.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Hocheaain llama

Harry 7. Williamson bM IN
awarded the conusct for The sIxta
OF tic temperance. hotel. 1t will /
frame, three stories IN bsight, Nd vi
contain fifteen rooms. StIau2sn III
travellers Is well aB permanent bVdh
eTs will bs accommodated, and ths Dil
llo Will be shown that . hOttl cin \
sustained without the tBlA OF llQuoB
Golding & Oe, Of the KloliR Vah
hHve laid off About twenty hands 4
Hco0unt OF the dull times The Fis
peel for work Ia very discOunliu1 u
there Is little hope Of a change ioi .,
better so long IS the tsrlf diIClnInA
continued by tho Democrats.
Tbs Frlendship Lodge, No. q, y
o. r., will hold q peach and Cserl,
festival in their hal on WellBil
and Thursday evenings, August Z
and Fad. They want everybody b ull
and have . coed time,
Kent s. Son are building lA'gtIAkl
10 order 20 facilitate their trade 10 "a
and lumber.
Plans have beeR prepared ijtthtH.
largement Of the Oa'holio ChaEct y
Father BAtley's influence for lOolVl
be mora extended.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
Personal.

Mise Bile is back sHAln ct her desk
An the p. o department.
James Wood has gone 10 Kennedy
VILE, Md, 10 pass sone time with his
son and daughter residing at that place,
Nielsen Bertolette and wife ere visit
1ng relatives 10 this city. They will
return home to heading 10 morrow.
Alexis 1. DUPONT, eldest son Of Mr..
Eugene DUPONT, has Just passed his en-
trance examination - Harvard.
J.F. Preston, the well-known Seent
OF the Boston Knit jacket Hose, was In
-this city yesterday. BE was engaged
In visiting the different Gre companies
in the interest OF his house.
Henry o. Conrad, Esq, leaves home
to-day for New York, New Haven and
Hartford in the interest Of the PolA
BureAu Of Information and Distriou-
tion.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. e. Bach and Horace
C. Knowles returned lHst evening from
= 1he B.ue Mountains, where they hav'
been attending the meeting OF the Pen
{ Ursula editors.
AmORa the Wilmip RtoniGns now 80
eiourning OF Ocean Beach, n. J., aIl
Miss Ridgtly, Miss Emily 8. Gray
Mrs. Thomas 8. BellRh and Mis-
ChurchmAn Mr.. BellAh pAssed Sun
day at Ocean b sch.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
mo mnrketa.

Everything In the vegetable llSil
beginning g got cheaper, IS It iiss.
ct this time Of the rear. Bu!Iai p
30 cents per pound eggs q 70 Is ~
per dczsu; potatoes, 10 TO 10 eeHa
half peck; beans. 10 10 u cents pei u
peck peas, 20 to IS cents per blll P.lLl
peaches, l6 to 20 cents per bali Pstili
apples, 10 to Is csnts per ball PaI
corn, 10 to IS osnts = dcztni toniia
to so cents per half pecki cabbage,
8 cents = head tq1Ashesi ! o?ni ipt1
nuou mber5, cesl apiece b'altnftl1.
8 to 10 cents Q box hucklabeiuSl
10 oouta O boz; rAspbetiisrr 20 'saa
boz; betts, 4 cents, or two Su!coq. \. '
5 cents; chickens, rs cents TO oll,A
pair; oats, new, IS centa p'r olnl
old, 43 cents per busheli corn, " n
per busheli hey, sl6 pei l0n, u
market ls well supplled with nex Z
aud 1t is Of better quality lia9
year. 1t has n better smell aAa'
lighter colcr.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
mrs. Clevolano's Pleasant visit.

MARION, Mass, July 3l.-Mrs. Cleve-
land had very quiet day. The weather
was superb. After the usual sea bath,
which Mrs. Cleveland took with Mrs
Glider, the rest of the morning was de.
voted to callers. Mrs Samuel Warren of
Boston, drove over from her summer
residence at Mattapoisett Joseph Jeffer
son and his wife arrived at noon They
sailed from their summer home IS far as
Onset, at which place they landed on &C
count Of the stiff breeze and drove the
rest of the way In the afternoon there
were more callers, among them being
Rev. and Mrs. j. c Brooke, Mrs. Pen.
gram of Providence, and Mr.. Brownell.
Later Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Vail ac-
companied by Mr.. jefferson and mir. Gil.
der, took a brisk drive TO Nye's wharf
On their return they called at the cot
tsge of Mrs, Bellows, that her aged
mother might see Mrs. Cleveland. Mr.
and Mrs Nickerson and Miss NickersoI
drove over towards evening and weri
persuaded to remain TO tea at the GlldeIs
The evening Vas spent very quietly in tn
Glider studio with one or two friends VIII
happened in.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
BuIIding Lines.

During the past mouth Caief kngl.
neer Robinson surveyed thirty six
building liDss Rs follows:
Thomas Ford, FIVE dwellings 3. e,
corner Linden and VanBuren streets.
sharp g. Evans, two dwellings on the
cast aide of franklin Gtrest, between
Elm and Linden streela.
Joseph L. Carpenter, Jr,, twenty-slx
dwellings on the south side Of Ninth
street., between Monroe and Adams
streets, aud Monroe Asreet, weet side,
and Adams street, eGst eide south oil
Ninth.
Edward r McGlpnis, southwest cor
Ber Of Sixth and Shipley streets.
Joseph stoeckle, office north side oi
Fifth street, between Adams and jack
sen.
Mary Gibson, addition to morocco
fsoteIy on Conrad street, betEesn
Adams aud Jackson streets.
During the same month last year
th5Te we're 81 permits Issued.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
rrnlrnt plsorImlnsl!on 0haIl'a

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Ihe Ela,1l
Commission, in session here to 6..i Sal \ 4
up the case OF the Detroit y'..s,I M.s
Trade and the Merchants qua yA A,'Sg n.
turers' Association against the Ass a N =
Central, Grand Trunk and Ns'''tI, N'a',t,
RAILWAYS. The complaint IS ll@ ss,i.,
long time the merchants a.a ST -,i,1
men Of Detroit have suffered y N IA
discrimination 10 favor oi Chlc4so os S,|
hands OF the reads NAMED ~ s..,-| n
this the railroads have yiols'yI y,i,,SsIg| ~.
2apd 8 of the Interstate vUIIls vU.Rls|
act, and were an enable as FIe'iIlI T,Isl
Sections Il aud Is Of the 9st ~. ,.n,l M.
spondents grant the fact', 0lI ~, my ".
same is any loss or er nnd ~, ~ +, II n
accept a like or equivalent Pre- srj M
shlpmepts between Detroit ..,.nss sIs 1 I,
York, They claim that d5s'ausg ds,iaor,
the only consideration innu'A'~'
price OF tranFpo.tat on
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
UIEO.
.aIn,--nn the sota Inst., rsyIo

\dILI.--Un the Both inst, Taylor N. ON, in
the 4sth yesr of his age.
Relatives and fiiends aisO members oil T.
\ Smyth Post, q. A. H., ana employees OF
AoP., W. 4 b X. Il, are invited 70 attend
~ e funeral, on Thursday morning, August
q To leave the house at T.so O'Clock. ln-
=, ment at MArth II tan, Chester County, Pa
IN lcral sefV lcSe at his late residence, No,
sal Bepnstt street, on wednesday evening
ats Nol.ck
MER EDITH-On July 81, william Mere
dtth aged 81 years.
Rsls uVes and friends are respectfully in-
vIted attend his funeral from his late
rssi6en, e. No, sll wright street, on Thurs
dav afte moon. Services at tho house At 2
oicincE lnterment at hive,view Cemetery.
west Oh, Ster papefs please copy.
TyNAM- ON Ju y SIBt, ,Rebscoa A. Lyman,
IN me ~ b year OF her age.
KaiNtiyes and friends are respectfully In.
vitSd 10 atte nd hor funeral, from her late
| rssidaneo. ne " Newport, Del, on Friday
| aStsrnoon, the Sd instant, at O'Clock. Ser
Yisss Al the no use. lnterment 81 Newport
Ia. E. oemsters'.
InuHEI.TREk -On the lst inst EliEhbett
~ IlcheItree. In her Gsth year.
/ ReiGtsVes and friends are invltet t0
sttsnd DE funeral from her late residence
400 IiSIS9raFe avenue, on Friday, the 81 inst,
80 oieloet. D. III. latorment at Wilming
tob and BrS GdYWine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
APa,r ofTbep.

William Zeigler an old rouuder was
before Judge Lyman this mornil charg-
ed with drunkenness, and q though he
plead hard, was sentenced to pay fine
OF 81 and costs.
Last night an officer found William
Stewart lying drunk on q step. He said
that he was on his way to his home OF
the Forty Acres, but as the step did not
seem to be taking him there, the officer
took him to the cells, where he remained
untilarraigned before Judge Lyman, He
was sentenced TO pay 81 and costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
pea,n 81 ~. onhalt,an

Elizabeth E widow Of the late Mex
we'll b. Oohsltree, died at her residence,
No. A09 Delaware avenue, this morning,
in the G6th year of her age, She was
daughter Of Joseph Lindsey, late oil
Mill Greek Hundred, and siatar Of
Samuel Lindsey, OF MoOlsllAndhyIlle,
Whits Clay Greek Hundred.
Her earlier years were passed In Mil
Creek Hundred, where Bhe married and
lived q number Of years, and after the
death OF her father removed TO this oItv.
She leaves three sons, Joseph L J.
Maxwell and Samuel L., with many
fiienda and AoquAinthnces to regret her
deoease. Her remains will be inferred
on Friday afternoon ir Wilmington and
BEandywine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-01
mnRino nxplOs Ions .

PHILADMPHIA, Aug. Passenger
locomotive No. p70, Of tho Philadelphia
and Reading Railroad Company. explod
ed last night at Nlnth street and Oolum-
bla avenue. Two men were killed, and
two injured
The train to which engine No, go was
attached left Chestnut Hill at 10 30
O'Clock last night with two care, which
contained but few passengers. The train
arrived at the Ninth aud Green Streets
Station at II 03 o'clock. The locomotive
was one Of the recently constructed 'cam
el-baeks" built at the Baldwin Works.
1t was In charge OF Engineer Andrew
Pond, with Peter Brakelow as fireman,
and as they were both killed outright the
real cause Of the acc ident viii probably
never be known.
The train wss Just drawing out from
the station, aud had not moved hall
dozen yards from the starting poirt, when
suddenly the explosion took place. The
boiler was thrown up in the air and oFer
on the west side OF the track.
4 The engineer was hurled up against
the fence on the west side OF the track.
The mangled body of the fireman wal
found some distance away lying among
some OF the debris.
Charles Ryan, of No. 14Os CamaC
street, who was just aliRhtinR from the
front coach, was badly scalded
A ylung colored man who was stand
ing on the steps OF the station was also
scalded but not seriously.
SCRANTON, Pa, July Sl.-An explo'
sion occurred on the Delaware, Lacka
wAna 81 Western Railroad at II o'cloel
this morning, about q mile from this cit!
by which an engine attached to q heay!
icoal train was blown to pieces and Pire
man Harvey Keldler, Of Moscow, killed
Irving Stein, the engineer, OF Portland
was severely injured, but will recover.