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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-03

Maximum temperature 10 minimum tenn
perature 81 6.
The height Of the river at Augusta at
l :3S O'Clock p. m yesterday Augusta time
was 90 teet-a fall Of IL during thu past
twentv-four hours.
Cotton Region Bulletin for "a hours end
ing p. M, Oct. 2, 1888. 10Th Meridian
time.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-03
BARRELS EXTRA FINE CABBAGEs.
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.

THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE co.
OF NEW YORK.
RICHARD A. McCURDY. PRESIDENT
The Largest, Strongest and Best Company
in the World.
AGENCY AT SAVANNAH, GA, Oct list, 1885,
MeSsrs. Johnston 6 Douglass, AGENTS the Mu-
t,tGl Life ms. Co. of ". Y:
GENTLEMEN-I beg to acknowledge the re-
ceipt of check for Four Thousand Nine Hun
dred and Twenty-seven 05-100 Dollars ga, 927 05)
being in full payment of claims under policies
No. 219,744 229, 2S3 on the life of my father
Michael LAWN, deceased 1t affords me pleasure
to state that your excellent Company paid loss
promptly, within sixteen (16) days from date
Sept. IS, 1881 proofs of loss were MALE
Yours respectfully, JAMES P. LAWN,
Executor Estate NJ LAWN
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-03

EVANGELIST MOODY will spend the winter in
California
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-03

ASGELINA-No, dear, mamma says mustn't
let you kiss me.
Rupert-Quite right, Angy, love. You kiss
me instead.
20 that's another way of putting it," and she
put it that MaY.-Irnth.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-03
Waathar Indications.

Special indications for North Car
tAlk Iolina, South Carolina, Georgia and
Eastern Florida: Fair weather,
light rains on the coast, cooler,
northwestery winds, attending the devel-
opment of the storm reported from st.
Thomas.
Comparison OF mean temperature at Savan-
nab. oct. 2. 1888. and the mean of same day
for fifteen years.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-03

WASHINGTON, Oct. Base ball games
were played to-day with the following re-
suits:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-10-03
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

A. MINIS & SONS, Cousignees.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
A HITCH WITH SPAIN,
ALLEGED OUTRAGE TO the
SosEFA.
A Dsmand for Redress UrEsa-u0v =
vessel was RIasd %, 900 ~ 0usse@
OmsiAAs-Wesh for HasrIsoas
tseFstAFy Of state

NEW YoRK, Dee. flames Z. Brett,
shipping merchant at AS South street; J.
8. WinsloW & Co, and Captain +. r,
Snow, OF Portland, Me-, have work on
band for General HArrison's Secretary Of
State when he takes office, The work Il
really one that Secretary BayArd had :
chance 10 dispose Of, and Il is barely pos
slbls that he may not leave II 10 his sue.
csesor.
1t Is To collect q. 600 from the Spanish
Government which the custom officers al
Arroyo, Porto Rico, extOrted from Cap.
tain Snow when he arrived in that port
In May, 1887, In the brlgantine Josefa,
owned by himself, Mr.. Brett aud Wins.
low. The ground OF the extortlon was
the absenee OF twenty packages OF cora
starch, value about $50, which appeared
In the ships manifest but could not b
found In the cargo. The spaulards seized
the vessel and held her until = fne Of
$1,000 vas paid. While the JosefA was
under seizure Captain Snow and bis men
were subjected TO snnoyAnees aud indlg-
mites.
The spanlards offered 10 forego the
nne II Captain Snow could produce the
missing cornstArch. He returned to
this city aud obtained good grounds for
believing that the cornstarch, by mistake,
was put on the ship JOaephus, which lay
alongside she Josefa In this port. But
the cornstArch has never been traced.
The owners OF the JossiA laid the nat
Ter before Secretary Bayard q year ago
last October. Now II will be urged that
the warships GalenA aud Yantic shall
be ordered 70 continue their cruise to
Porto Rico AID tummarily secure re-
dress.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
M.B.SHARP&CO.,
Fourth and Market Streets.

Our holiday trade-it's ovei
and we are glad.
We never sold as many
goods, never waited on out
crowds better or quicker, never
gave such satisfaction-yet we
are glad it's over weary people
demanded it.
What next2
Such a stock as this cannot
stand still, therefore, according
to our usual custom, we shall
take it. That is to say, every
piece Of merchandise contained
in our building will be meas
urcd or counted in the five days
yet remaining Of this year
This course enables US to see
exactly what we have and what
we must not keep.
Stock-taking enables US M
isystNaiAgy to clear out
broken lines and numbers OF
goods such as no other process
viii.
Many hands make light work,
and we soon hope to spread
before you the results of our
stock-tll,ing. Docs it pay
you, is asked US, ITO ever sell
goods below cost2" A change
Of stock IS absolutely demand
ed in every store, and we dc
business for profit, yet good
merchandising consists, under
certain conditions, in giving
back profits in the shape o
reduced goods.
It's a mutual thing-a direct
benefit to the buyer. We hop,
to please you with what we shall
offer.
There will be many attractive
reductions which you Shout,
keep track Of
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
nnrUsnED LAsr nraur.
Elns HSurs % sofia Success m Esv
ROEk Oatx.

Kosh OatS.
II the weather had proven ANYTHING
Ike i should have been, especially foF
this time Of the year. the most enter
pTlslng OF Wilmlngton's honored and
respected citizens would have suF.
pTi1ed the entire community BY show
Ing the public what energy and pluck
can accomplish; but the weather IN.
tevfered, which placed a damper on
his entire expectations. Nevertheless
the week previous to Christmas
brought the right thinking public,
who anticipated what cold January,
stormy February and the winds Of
March will be like. and they made
preparations accordingly; but what
prevented the sunshine, instead OF
clearing out an entire stock only three
quarters were disposed Of.
Mr. Fellheimer expecting that the
coming cold weather will certainly in =
duce those that have deprived them
selves OF overcoats 10 get them soon,
took the 7 30 q. IN train from PhiIa.
delphia yesterday morning, arriving
IN the city Of New York precisely at
Q 80.
lie proceeded TO take advantage OF
what ready money could secure, and
to make short OF a very long story
bought hundreds of oVeTc0ats at his
own price. And II the people who arc
In need Of unheard OF bargains will
take advantage, they will BE- pleased
10 read this notice. The following are
some which can be obtained: Mems
Storm OvercoAts, worth SIS, can now
be purchased at 81: ard the $40 ones
can now be obtained at u so. Mems
Fur Beaver, worth S19 80, can now
be bought at gil. Mems Chlnchilla
OYerooats, worth sic, eau now be
purchased for $3.50. Boys 0Vercoats
as low as $3.50. Children's suits, and
little beauties, at Sl.75, and twenty.
Eve styles Of Mems Suits as low al
$3.50; fifteen styles OF Dress Suits In
all shapes and cuts for $500 Peru.
Wan whipcord, cork screw, diagonsl
suits al the astonishing price Of IS So
Eighteen styles of Mems Cashmere
pants, strictly fast colOTs, at 81. We
hope this information will be benefit
to the readers OF the REPUBLICAN. a
well as guide 10 Wilmington's square
dealing establishment, the famouI
Economy Hall, No. 400 Market street.
We have been authorized 10 state thai
every purchaser Of clothing 10 entitled
To furnishing goods Q. manufacturers
prices. We trust that the public will
take Immediate advantage OF this val
liable Information.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

sTsNr D. VaITE PzDEEs ANT
girl s. Goa jackson sIIest. dGs. rs
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
FIFTH EDITION,


PHILADELPHIA, Dee o. r.,
phJ, who arrived from M ,ISuE Mud
. 1sfs 1t Atlantic City yesterday os,I qIA1
~ me ffess Office last night. NJ .,lea
~ surprise that he could no. ~ r,'se
match with Any Of the ms e On
ieasner- weight champions H. Iege
Iotteit In the Office OF the Neg va w a n.l
per ior month now. and No S ~ w
dared y take up his ehallepes" ~ oue b,
Ike Weir IL the one ~
, nis1ss 70 meet IN the ring, and t ~ ni
spider no cbaneeto eyade = r NJ g,va
except " complete backlow, ueetla
nghl him at 100 poupdr 10 ws,aL u, VI
fingtide, under the manapemes,. IA
california Athletic Club ~ u1 o. VI
hork club that Will give a pn,,s ~ Ne
ooleete TO send his money Ia Va. We,
murphy will accept the B.s,nr ~ iof
stAAenolder Tor the side bet, which NJ,
can name for any amount 10 h p n avg mei
sue. The winner 10 take ali II. ' ~
II Jack MeAuliife want apo,hs. Iusy
ted-founds match Murphy viii INN ~, uull
or eight rounds, provided I'm 49, ala
names date which Will no, m,' all'
with any engagement Murpsy m. ,Ii S1
1 am getting about III Ilft
nght, said Murphy. Il wan, ~
something, but Iean't dpht l., w ~ "
! must have some one Agains, me ~ 'I'
no one viii meet me It don't ssv a ,a1
LOT the hghters Of this country h I nsSia
get a match on here will 70 home ~
! can tell the peOpe there / l,snsd ~ aI
lenges aud put up forieits and coma ~
no one TO fight me. Iwill meet Any s.
IN any class and | don't ~ ~, NJ "
stakes, for am no blulIer " W
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

The General Assembly vii meet a
Dover next Tuesday, and the following
aud the memteu, with their post offlce
addresses
New Castle county-senatorf: Calvin
w Crosssn, Falkland; Colun Ferguson.
Black bird; John T. Donahoe, WIiming.
ton Reproseuia'ivs George W. GRAY.
Whining ton; George Lodge, Wilmington
George w Eekles, New Castle; j. Har.
yey whiteman, Newark; W Pierce Blggs,
MiddlefOWn; Richard c. Broekson. Town
send; Theodore r. Armstrong. Newark
In all ten Democrats.
Kent county senators: Alden B.
Richardson, Dover; John +. Collins,
smyrna; Dr. r. L. Levitt, Harrington.
x pr eatAilves: JOAN II. HoHecker,
smyrna; DR.. James Richardson, Lelpsic;
David 5. Clark, DoWnes Chapel; Robert
A. Davis, Slaughicr's, William Z. Davis,
FrcderCa; John p. Masten, Harr ngton;
Garrett L, Hynsou, Milford, betlg eight
Republicans aud two Democrats.
Sussex County-Senalora: David o.
Moore, Laurel; John b. Dofman, Draw.
bridge; Thomas Bacon, Laurel Repre-
seutatiye6: Charles II. Sackctt, Lincolp.
Henry VI Morgan, Seaford Daniel Short.
Georgetown; John A. Lingo, Millsboro;
Charles II. Maui, Lewes; McKendree
bowman, Georgetown; LeWes e. wal
lace, 5eAfOrd, being s Republicans and Q
DemO rats.
There will be 2 Democrats aHd . Re
puhlicans IN the Senate, aud Z Democrats
aud Il Republicans IN the House, making
on Joint ballot Republican majority
Of z.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

WAsHsGTON, Dec. 2S A few IN 10 Do.
a2o the Secretary Of the Nayy sent a
mmunication TO tie chiefs Of the va
rious bureaus having supervision OF he
work Of constructing AID srming the
" cruisers, asking VIXEN the vessels
would be fully prepared Tor sea duty
The replies have ell been satisfactory, The
only delay being IN the case Of thg Ch-
eago, which vii not he fully provided
with her guns and ammunition BY the
ZINE fred BY the Ordinance Department
JGBuary lst In consequence Of this de-
lay the Chicago will not be fully cqu pped
hr active service for several We K. An
her guns are in readiness, with the eneep-
hon Of one eight-!ngh Iiled cannon.
which is now being tested st the Ann apo
Us proving ground.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

These offers are to CASH
BUYERS, and to any one wish
ing a thoroughly good Piano or
Organ we say; Come and see
us and you won't regret it.
l hrst-class Upright Piano. "
oct. $3.50, worth $3.50.
first class Upright BAUS
Piano, rs oct. s265, worth
$3.50.
I James and Holmstrom Piano,
full iron frame, rich m@iro ;
any case, in use four
months, thoroughly guar
anteed, S325, worth S45o.
We challenge the finest ex
pert to tell these pianos from
new, but it is our custom to
sell slightly used pianos at an
immense reduction.
, Newman Organs, in splendid
condition, 500
1 Newman Organ, in splendid
condition, so.
/ Whitney & Raymond, 500.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
on WEDNESDAY,
THE OH DAY or JANUARY, 1859,

AZ II q tlINh ~ IN.
The EnswirF detc,ipeI Frai estate. Va;
All be undivided ltEht. title aud Interest
la the fIIluuing lands aud tr4 events:
NJ, O. AL that tain tract of lad wing 10
MI CEcrk hundred. unty OF New Castle,
FoGiE al aud Nswnort aud Cap turapiSs
theuCr BY aid tutnpikc 70 Abrldge over Hyue
run, theucs BY sAli run 70 TIC Fouk read,
90 the pace Of beginning. Containing four
atTos ot land more - 'css, With = stone maa-
sioa house a frame bstu and other outbutld-
40. ?. Alljhat eert,in tract OF iAud situate
iu Aiti t'rees hundred, aforesaid, BEGINNING
A. The iu'e . ton e { tn Fou.k road and
Ncsport and Gap turnpiks. runuing win
said turnpike road 70 a bridge over Hyio ruu.
thence BY lands Of heirs ofbayid raves, de
cra ,, 20 tie lac % lana Of aid Furguson's
lriT's o. the c. ntFs srtae FsaIk road the nee
Nv aih 70 % the place % beginning Con
tainiua sDaut & iur irfes laud mots or -
wiki tWo-s 0ry tmU cottage, frame stable
aud other uutbuiidlnEs efCHr ereet4d.
80. :, \ certain lot Of .aEi sisaate IN the
tiy of Nttmibst "a, Sew Gas ie county,
nioEy'siI, lsginHIns Al roint on the n5Ti6-
,ieti, side d Maryland avenue aud con-
ming p feet AlpsE the u-stcrir side u
SAple street, thr' re- westerly AMI parallel %
Jackson street, 81 let 49, pn IT. then =
point. thente sOutbgilv sns parallel 10 Jack-
son sircvt, % .ert y the contents what thrN
Sat situate In the City Of wHuIn=tou,
-tHrrsaid, hes mating "a the uorthrrly side 81
HapIg slr e.. 70 feet from the westerly sii-
T.. j. - street aud runuing westerly along
hFPls AtTtct g To- 90 land 81 ~ tiiaa 4
lar. tae &c nuTtHt Tlr IS feet TO a point
lHCnce esrfet ~ = '-g 20 a 3 'rrt alley th-nrt
iluIE said aiItF - H. 8 20 DE place et heEiu
uEHK. b. lue rUUI-uLs what they nav
30 6. -t'uttE la the lty nf ~ Whining on +.
At"Fyssid. brEinHing GA tue rIstur.F side sf
Nuuhsfru street. 70 f~s sOHtherly r. ~ the
-4uIu, %. side Di Linden HtF -. uteH-e uaHh
Hriy % feet 60 a laui Of Hob frt i.ogA-. thence
.nalHr.y 4falIsi aIGL LOGAN laud go LlrGrn
%. go. p lEgt 90 paint thrHcH ruEtEtGtY %
reEItutfnu- 81 Va .mas Foat. tseurt uu5tcrlY
Dos sAl5 % o ~ feet 10 place ~ ur.tuafuF br
tAe en- tutH altat they may.
No siiuats iH o. CTS or Wiln nFtpu
a.J.ssali rsluHluE st rhr injcra Hft Bu " 'Fa
spH3hsflN stle % L8niru street AtLh Do. - biz
ely side pi FnrtFf street thEHre H1HZ4g. lF
/ slsus f0Igrr aaf"rt ifet 3 ulhrst. cor
UrF, thence west .Tfy parallel 60 .igdsn street
/ r. arf 10 As-4ku. thence u8rtIHTlE NaTa4tI
10 furlFf ati act iIa fnrt inch s. 90 q q aU4tl.
rriy 81 = 20 llauen stsgrt, hfnHr ctstsTlY
aIpug isIndrn street s. feet 50 fhs plzry u be-.
. giauluV. be- the g.uUruts sha' n3sF Hiav.
+ : ISrai sod TAI % fn exec tluu - ffr proper
I % VI IlirIutuA Z hNu Ter aud tp ifa ~ i hV
ALNAN ALLEN sheriff
1 -LatiT,s Once " tluIinEt1n. DecrnB,f - ISIS
i1s Is
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

DIR. Alfred Walton died ycs,o,d,,. =,
his residence NJ. Gil N5n,.a LAY Y
aged about 60 years. The deceased Nv
a native of Chester county p, wy wy
came 10 this city when 4 hay my ny
entered The drug store of Dr. CLapJIs,
which at that time was located nn n!
East side Of Market ,trr,t b gn Wy
Second and Third streets vbs,a NV "
learned the business. Shortly a6a, y,
attaining his majority he rmlayks5 \,
business ON his own account Al Ma o25
Market street, IN what WIS then kpoT
as the ACCorkle Building whrrs N
continued until about one year agai
when advancing years and hiIlSJ
health compelled him to retire M
was well-known Ia tins riiy and M
many years did an excellent ln.ips,'l
The funeral will take place atg o'rIocI
Monday morning aui the intermepl
will be at the New Cathedral linafery]
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

wAsHrKaTos, Dec. s7.-Ths Navy Do
partment had dothing 70 say tonight
beyond . Eat denial 4. concerning
the sensational story published IN
the New York Mall and Express TO-
night 70 the effect that an indemnity
Of q, 500, 900 would b demanded Of
Hayu for The seizure Of the American
vessel, the Haytlen Republic. Secretary
Whitney accompanied bis denial with 3
laugh. He had cviienty heard Of the
New York story already BY telegraph.
There Is no truth in Il, he said.
He confirmed the statement coming
from the State Department that indem-
nifty would be demanded % q matter OF
course. The amount, however, the Sec
retary Of the Navy said, would be deter
mined hereafter, aud the settlement
douhtlsss be amicably arranged by the
State Department
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
DisATned

WASHINGTON, Dec. IS 1t Is reported
Gom e Indian Territory that ! 81
scouts under Lieutenant MeComb have
visited Oklahoma Station aud arrested
all persons found To- that ueighbJrhool
compelling them 10 hitch mp their wagons
and 10 to the scouts ramp, whrre thry
have been disarmJd. I,is said o ~ many
Of those who were arrested we're men who
bad been engaged In tanning f5r n .
Government; Others hat been ral-oai
employees Who were temporarily without
work and who had expected work soon
The people OF Purcell are very iui.g-
nant, supposiug Il to be a scheme 10 cap
ture the town site. Some Of those yao
have authority at the station have small
houses built on runners This Is a Lew
and late style Of architecture, but Il NAV
possibly be very conyen eDt WHERE o. 4
has several masters"
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

The Union NJ f. SUNDAY school cav,
very pleasant ENTERTAINMENT in 'becBurh
Filth and Washington stree 5, last ulgbt
An entertaining program Of recl.a,IOns
readings and music was rendered 10 M
sunday school rOom, after which M
school was treated to 8 bounleous cola.
ton OF cream and cake 10 tie room Of To.
infant department.
The infant department Of Asbury NJ X
Sunday school gave an entertained
last evening OF music, speaking and read
ings, which was much enjoyed By a largj
audience OF parents, uuclet cousins al
aunts. At tie close the children vsrt
handsomely treated to candy and olhtI
Refreshments.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
THIRD EDITION.



A lady residing in the western part OF
the city, who has a great aversion 10
book agents, and who will never let them
cross her front door, was startled one
day last week while IN the midst OF her
preparations for Christmas by loud pull
from the door bell. she sr0se and hur-
Tiet to tine front door, where rather
gcod looking woman met her gAHe, who &C
costed her with the usual polits lalutation
Good morning, is Mrs.. - inw men
tiOuing the lady's name ssYes, " said
the lady, "she is in. That'A the name
g. sWor to- We'll" said the woman
who had commenced TO enter the house
by this time, lit Is cool morning isn't
4, advancing all the time further into
tho house. When she had reached the
d mig room the rather abashed LAZY o.
the house asked her caller what was her
business.
We'll, said she, Pm book ageht aud I
c lied TO see II you would not pun your
name down for one OF ny most enter
ialntrg AMI instructive books. She
then said, please excuse me, acd pulling
~ her dress, STE tOlk tWJ books trum
The pockets where they had rep sed in
her pelticOat, and ex laintd the adyant.
Age7 10 be derived from ibe use Of the
hook. To cay the lady Of the house was
completely done for, Is expressing her
language In mild form. She point blank
yeiused to pu; her Dsme down Tor book
b 1t was unable 70 get rid Of her tormcBior
Tor two whole hours. She said, Il / bad
vi any IDEA that woman was book
carvssser, sac would never have got in
size o. my door, but her novel way Of
carry ug her books never gave her Oceu-
patton aWsy.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

PoTTsvMLE, Dec. "a Early Christmas
morning, while taxing Hungarian
prisoner 10 jail, Constable Ziegler en-
conntered a crowd of church going peo-
pie, aud In thu dsrkness the prisonCr got
miyed up with them aud escA ed. To-Day
the tiicer found that the cuiprit had re-
turned 10 his b1Rrdln house and Wet
20 arrest bin, wnrn he WAS set upon hy
the 6oaldinE-house keeper aud tour
others and badly bsat,n Oiher Officers
r''bsequen iy returned with Zirpier and
fleet, : the capture o. the fugitive aud
four others, ana ladytd them all ia jail.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

The Emerald Club gave their seventh
annual entertainment last event 10 the
basement OF St. Paul's Catho ic Church.
There Eas = large attendance, and the
perlor ADce was very creditlble through
out A quartette from he Reilly ~
ceum rendered some excel Mt must
aud the Esmeralda Club presented the
comedy, "4ad Nancy" IL which Ed
Sard Ryan, by bis eE client acting, al
Mics Kate Nc ntire and Mis- Ida Gala
CHER, IN dancing, won the applause Of the
audierce. The entertainment will be re-.
/ pealed this e1eniug sud is we'll worthy
OF 4 crowded house.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

MAHASor CITT, Dec. 2T.-The cavinR
10 to-day OF the surface almost within
the borough limits placed come thirty
miners IN most periious position. The
ElmWood COlllery, situated q half mile
weet Of the town, has worked the vsn-
foot vein under the town, The mine was
worked out 80 close 10 the surface that =
eAve-in occurred to-day Oh the east side
Of the branch, connecting the Lehieh aud
Reading tracks. Tho men were drawn
out BY ropes. The break occurred elise
to q large stIeam Of water swollen By the
recent rains Had It taken down thls
water the miners would doubtless have
been drowned.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
me w n6h E.iinu,, IA,

Ds-'s7 --t--- ~, AH-s-s--, . 90. r.,
VIII have q gala day tomorrow, when
they dedicate their nes hall at WoodlAwn
avenue and Seventeenth street. The exer-
eisee will commence at 2 p. m, aud In
cluliug a STREET parade headed by HyAtt's
Military Band, will continue until 8
o'clock, when supper will be served, after
which degrees will he conferred In the
lodge room. In the statement in refer
tnct 10 the bail m SIDE IN the REPUBLICAN
yesterday, the building committee should
have been stated as follows: Henry Stew
art, chairman; Robert Printer secretary:
Luther Cloud, andrew Stewar, John B.
Miller HeEry Miller aud John Hardy.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
ssiEnan,.hsi for uru..,r-

LIMA, o, Dec 2T.-An or-driyer.
named Samuel Poarman, became enragei
because his team could not pull the load
he had piled on bis wagon. aud beat the
oxen ia cruel manner Finally he tied
large knot In the end Of his whiplash
and declared he would knock the animals'
eyes out PoormRn swung his lash hiah
In the air aud brought It down with ali
his power, but his aim was poor. BE
missed the brutss, but struck his own
head. and the knot was buried in his
right eye, coz pletely destroying II. He
hnis little sympathy In his affection.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

EOE SALE A FARM OF l6g
1 acres, between Newport md stanton,
V III good house, new barn and outbuIldin :
\ splendid dairy Or graEynE farm. Call Or ad-
dreas Z, NJ ID, LYMAN, Newport, Del
d2s-sld-itWR
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28
DON'T WAIT

# YOU want to &C, tn banaft Of
4 first class instrument at a low
price. These instruments VIII 90
with rush.
We hlyc IN immcn- c stock 1t
our re .aldr prices, which We
san sell on casy instalmcnts and
our H. ptal is fll Of Smith
American AMI Other make at
your own price
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

NEWARK, N. j., Dec. 27.-The Leather
Trust formed by the manufacturers Of
this city last summer framed a price list
This list has been suspended, and patent
leather men now see q way TO dispose OF
surplus stock. George A. HAlsey, the
president Of the association, said to-day
that he believed Il would hold a meeting
every month, ~ usual. Others think that
the suspension Of the Est is only the be-
ginning of the end Of the association.
Newark is the leading city for the manu-
iAeture OF PateLt leather IN the country
About nine-tenths Of ali this grade Of
lea.her % made here.
Daily Republican., 1888-12-28

UEIoNrowN, Dec, 27-dsCrgs M ~,
cello, the murderer Of his Iandl1iJ, :, IN N
house Of John Bulpach, IN taT ~ We.
tAins, where he was hidlpB' ~. .,,. M
In iail here to-day. Aateslo A a Y. !,
10 assault the woman Win S ,1.,,1 NJ i
boarding. She resisted, W6eI.sp0tS ~
struck her a powerful blow u h IoJ N \,
knocked her down the sIaits' gaU'
neck and then stamped upon l'l ,,,a n
conan. Peter Macello, WIS ~ ..I ~ u.
pllee In the murder, but has not ~ "
arrested.