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Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
1he Iianor ORsea.

The iiquor osses were again taken up
before Jadge Oummins this morning.
When that OF Samuel McKeeVer was
IcAiled there was no witnesses against
him, aud he was discharged. James
T. Willis was represented by L. o
Vandeerift, EaQ and when the cRse
WAS taken up 1t was stated that the
complaint had been made by ga, oon
keeper a. Fourth and Monroe stree .,
who, although he had been summoned
[ iailsd to sppsar, and the cars was dis
mlgsed. That OF William Martin wal
ooutil usd uLtil To ssday, l7sb IN st., Rnt
s.tsch merts issaed for the witnesses
Joseph E2Der ard Michael Muliin vert
put on trial. bit as the Witnesses TO
tbs State testified that they had ueVe
seen liquor sold illegally In either o
the places. tne7 were to.h discharged
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
she shut tho burgInr

soMERsRr, KY April 9, 1888 Some
time ago Dir. j JAsper diei, leaving
his unmarried daughter c3asid r a6l,
property. Since that tiue Il iSs Jaspel
has lived hero alone. All sorts Of eIag-
serStei Stories have besA In Calculation
the amount OF money he
IQleatned M!ss JaSper, and the talked oi
amuurt Ct reacy cash shs lie said Il
have kept In the fGmiIy doIniclle emI
10 have aroused the oupioity of tNC
negroes, Ahe Clay aud q younger
brother, 20 troy attempted to rob Ih'
| lady q, midnight on Saturday. Whil'
they were irg ing TO break in the Goo
h ,ss JA,par discharged y gun at then
thronah lhs pSnsls, tho loan of shot en-
tering Abe's abdomen, infiicing sRta
ltrjuTiea.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
ANIMAL Meeting.

The annual met ting OF the stookhold.
ere OF the Wilmington Institute Library
WAS held last evening, and called TO
order By President IsaAc 7. johnson.
The reports OF the standing committees
were read, and also the report Of the
ape cial committee on raising money 10
pay OF the mortgage on the building.
The report Of Treasurer Joseph A R.oh.
ardson showed that the balance on hand
I Mt the beginning Of the current year
was sb25 rs; the income for the year,
%, $50 "a; the amount paid ous, eT,819.
100, and the balance on hand, e736 10.
iof the amount expended $500 was paid
on the debt OF the building, es93.7I fol
books. binding and stationery, and
1866 SO for the drawing school. The
imsin sources OF revenue, the dues from
stockholders and rents fur tie rooms
and hall brought In ". 408.76 and t3,-
423 03 respectively,
Tne Committee on Newspapers and
Periodicals. reported that the library re.
Ioetved the following: 16 daily news.
papers, "a weekly, 40 monthly mAga.
zines. aeml.wsekly. s tri-weekly and
IL quart tsrlies; total, 90
The chairman OF the Committee on
Library, Daniel W. TAy lor, reported ~
fAllows: Volumes. 18, 4s4; new books,
1885; books rebound, 50; books con,
dsmned. so; books lost, a.; books 10
placed, s8; books missing, "a; books d..
mated, 1877; pamphlets donAtsd, 80
tpsIiodicals bound, 81; total circulation
SO, 1ls; total circulation In psevioui
year, 50, 331; gain, SSS.
Donations amounting to 81, 800 hAvs
been made conditionaily 10 Tina iusi
tuts, and the committee bavinS tht
matter in hand were continued.
The report Of President JohuEon give
. statement Of the work accom- piishe(
during The past year. and contains ,
osreful snsly els OF the different kind
and quality of the books in the library
with suggestions for the extension o
the use OF the library. AS hA con
cluded he introduced Thomas K Porte
IS his successor.
On motion q vsts o, thanks WAS ex
tended to MT johnson for his exoellen n
aud painstAking lAOors during th
year.
The Committe on Printing waa OF
idered to have published at lesss &c
Icopies OF tho annual report, with tn
view Of distributing tina informst!t
loonsatned In IL as extensively As pols
Ible.
The Committee on Membership, n
lportsd: Pelpstual mem bars, 2; life, y
IstockholdeTs, 582; eubscr, bers, "a; priE
,mern osrships, is; total, c63 This is ai
decrease OF twenty for the year. Forty
elk stockholders were reported 4
IhrrssrB
4 Anthony HigginF, chairman Of tn
tcommittee on IEising means to Pay th
mort2aRs on the osilding, reported tha
t6,635 had been subscribed toward tn
tS26, 0u0 which It Is desired to raise, ans
ttAt the debt ON ths building is $2l 600
The question OF making SONS hapge
10 Institute Hall, with yieE Of im
Iproviug i;s acolftio properties was tax
n up, bus the meeting adj jJuraed with
out taking any action. IL is, however
Iprjbable that d special meeting ma
os called for this purpose az al earl
IGay.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
30 rreaohsn and soin r,ssr.

CHICAGO, April 8, while po
liotmep Bartlett and Bald, Of the OH.
oaRo avenue station, were out with a
300 foot chain u aIklng the snloons tia,
were within the prohibited distances Of
churches rad schools, they went into
Fred YounS.r'a saloon. corner OF Gar.
field and Lincoln AveuAes
lyon will have 10 quit business here,
tsats Orders" said policeman Bartlett.
"Why7"
"Bsoauss the hrst Lutheran Plat.
deu.schs Uhurnh Is up stairs, and after
this You can't keep = REiton within two
hundred fest Of any church, much less
run saloon In the eama huildlnR"
"But. mein Gott, am the pastor oil
the church." Ruswered the asionished
saloon keeper.
This officers retired 10 present this
new phAse Of the case to Captain
Shaack.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
DIED

CARPEErER-'in the sth inst Julia A,
Carpenter, In the s7th year of her age.
Tho rs.etlvoa and friends 4 tho family are
invited to attend her funeral f.om her iatc
rosiionce, Oatpsat,r's station, Brandy wi 4
hundred, on Jurta dry, llth.tnst, at IL o.
cle0k, 8. N. lLt.gmOnt In Erlou IS bury inR
grCund, Onlshos'ef, olawsrS County. Pa
II EopuLLUUuH-Cn the 7tn inst Jane
wife q Barnett Mccullough, aged 81
yssrs.
| Relatives End friends are rerp set sully in
vl'ed - sttend her ui erAl from the resi-
donce Ct hsr husblnd, Eighth ahd ChuJoh
ntroet. on wed sefdag morning. Htfh
Requiem Masa a. st Mary ChpToh ut
o'cieGk. lntofinstt q: New CAtBedfLi conie
toy.
lEEYHoLDS-Dn the s.h lrs,, Patriek
| W. eynoidr, god biut 50 osfs.
! helA.ivee ahd friale6 aTs respectfully In.
vited to attend bis frlerAl TO n his late
residence. At Rising Sun, Chrlsli1na Buu-
drcd, on Wstnesiay ats o'eioGg &. N. In
torment 81 s.. JosaDhs ctmetsry.
U lMLY-un tho 1tth Inst nj !1drei o.,
daughter OF Gs rye W. aEu Alice u.
U1miy.
Due notise Of the funeral will bs giyea. .
DAVIS-.in his oity. on tho 10Th tasS., Jth.
DAVE, aged about - years.
tIienfs sd IClAtlvel arc resDe'uull7 In
Vitsd to Atlsnd h E funeral no II hts II Q
rasideacs, No 1910 ptp ~ str .et, n lhuts
day, at o'atA,k D. i. S-fv css will bo
c3tduetei bv,t. JoHn's O5nmanterE, No.
l, 1aronio Knights tcmplaTi.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
FOURTH EDITION
n-oppsd Dt ad on the street.

Ex State Treasurer Josephus Sooy. OF
New jersey, dropped dead on the pave.
ment Of his sons residence, at Third
and Pearl street, Camden. yesterday
AFTERNOON, from heart disease. His
son, the Rev L. Sooy, who 10 ono OF
the most prominent mem bers OF the
New jersey Conferences, Is pI.t5f oil
Tabernacle Ohnrch. The dead man
WAS formerly q very prominent Rspub.
lioan politician, and was elected State
Treasurer In 1871.
he was removed before the compile
tion OF his term, owning to the discov
ery OF Q defAlcAtion OF about $50, ,0C0.
THIS sum was made good By his bonds
men, bat Mr. Sooy was convicted aud
sent to the penitentiary. He was par
doned In q short time, and lived with
his son up 20 the time Of his death. He
had many warm friends, and was wide
ly known throughout the State. BE
was s.x,y-slght years old. County
Physician Issara will hold privas'
view.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

HEADING, April "a hand roma
stranger calling himself Jaa.s b
Campbell has been pla! leg sharp
game on . Duuoer OF Rsa5ipR w.ionG.
He is a man OF hDe EddyesS Ard sslects
none but widows for bis Victims. Rlp.
resenting himself So being temporarily
short OF funds he b0rroWs money tcCLl
taem for the purpote OF Re.tlnS a di.
vorce from an alleged wicked 1l'a Wis
lives In Brooklyn. Strange to say, this
curious demand has met with succsst
and he has vio:tmIz9i several ~omen
to the extent OF 240 or $50 apiece. L,
has betn missing since laBs week.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Milllam alackin,n nenth.

"Dsd searlef," whose propar nAmc
was William 9laokiu, died yester1 aJ
ct Ashland, Wis aged "A year,, hC
formerly rtsided in this city, anu wat
member OF the Ravel lt, which
gave "A number OF exhibitions Ia tht
yesr 1873 be Joined variety conpsuS
and left the diiy. Since then he la,
beeu connected with IeVtT2l T.. ias,fe
conpSu !e' and has had varied career
He was printer by trade, Su1 learned
the business In the OLD Commercial OF
fee. His father, three sistera and ous
brother e.i.l resi lie in this ui.R.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Obituary

Jsmes Davis died ut his residence,
No. 1910 Poplar street, this morning
about 5 O'Clock. The deceased Lad bee n
suffering from . cancer On the neck for
a number OF years. A few weeks ago
hs visited a medical college "a PhilA-
delphis, but after consultation tie ply
sician In charge decided thst it would
be death to remove It, He returned
home and put himself under tho treat
ment Of a man neR1 Newport, who. by
the Application oi piAsterp, 10 a certain
degree removed the cancer. From the
time the patient see;hed to fail until
death came to his relief this morning
The decaS.ed was woll known In thli
city haV.Bg baen a contractor for stree
paviDs., for . nuuh her OF years. AT tn,
urle OF his death be was n member o
tie firm Of Davis & Simmons. He wal
= member OF Washington Lodge, A II
A. NJ, st. Johns OommAateIy, Ma
scnio FraternAl Society, Odd Fellow
and Knights OF Pythias. He leaves ;
vile AID Children.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

PIr7sBURs, April 9-The action Of
the emplo. eos Of the Edgar Thompson
Steel Works Saturday last, in refusing
TO accept MIR, OArnegle's scale and
propositions, Ia having very deprsss-
Ing eff OF on general bu iinees In Brad
dock. To-day one firm was forced TO
make an assignment and two other
places OF business were closed volun'
tarily.
Father Hickey, In . sermon to the
employees yesterday, pledged his word
that he could settle the difficulty In one
hour and start the mills and furnaces
within forty. eight hours. 1t Is thought
that his proposition may be accepted.
II 90 he will accompany another CON-
mittee to New York and hold Q confer
ence with Andrew Carnegie.
1t Is believed that tbs non-union
men, who outrumber the Kaights o.
Labor employee will irelst upon send
ing Father HioAey to New York with
q conference cGmmlttee TO meet Mr
Carnegie.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
a wonderfuI man,

Itis said that man is fsarfully ard
wonderfully made, but Mas Uuo. WHO
Is now exhibiting ct the Novelty
Theatre, on Front street near King,
ssens 10 be even mora wonderful than
other men. He Is known "a the "Liv-
irg Volcano" and taro8s forth q
stream Of fire from his mouth, thirty
test long aud five feet wide HAS Uno
Is a halt-bresd, and dur.Lg the Ia.t
year has mys.iGed all Earope. TIE
Bland sisters Will also appasr, aud t1e
eptire performance IL we'll worthy TIE
patronage Of t9e public
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Thrown Yrom a HAND Car

CHESTER, Pa April 8 -Ebis even
log sbouE O'Clock IS rumber OF
Philadelphia, Wilmington and BRltt
mere wQTkulen were living on hand
usr to La nOkln two OF thsir lumber,
Michael Mullen aud Peter Lallsy, who
we're operating the handles, y ere thrcwn
off by the breskinR Of tho hAndles
Boh nen we're thrown between the
wheels aud dragged ioT soma dlstarc'
A.ons the rails, Tbetr lgi1Iies sI'
Quito ssrions, II rot fatal DR.. VIM. d
U rich wss summonsd, aad after at
tsndiay TO their wounds ordered then
seGs to the University Hospital. Th'
EoprsA ward.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

DE-, War R5wlAnd, who left our city
10 locate 81 Pa'idens, California, 10
nlgAly pleased With his nsH home, and
the prospects tOr business. Tzo horses
ana poay shipped fIom this city were
only two Teeks On ths way, while his
noustholt Vooaa y7Gre three WOES, He
has been in,led By his brother, DR.,
SrshR R2T.ard if0m Msiis, Pa, who
hss % mtny peAents sir1ady as he
Wlshea 10 Z r1l 70, W. surp1s 40 thai
theae s'e M d. up o z luveuas Wbo have
iocaiCd tts-s 'ur tal benefit Of theil
hea'ta 81 'ho Eat.v IL Buoh climate
sho7.d never g s.ek.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
ON SATURDAY,
THE is1H DAY OF APRIL, isss,
rhe s.aow,sr described real es,.,e. viz.


All those two certain tracts, pieces or pai :
cells OF land situate In the city o. Wilmington,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
Beginning No. at the int rstetlon nf tn
easterly aide Of Du ont stree wi h The ORTIZ
erlytide OF Second street thence casterly Alou 4
saidl,ide Of Second strest 10 feet 70 the wes :
erly side of New street at 70 feet wide TO be
laid out parallel 10 Du uPont street and Clayton
street thence nortbel ly along said side OF said
New street and parallel 70 DUPONT STREET sTt
feet inches to the 500 kerly side Of Third
street thence 'erly along said side OF Third
street $50 q ct o the said easterly side OF Du-
Pont street and tnence thereby saLherly 80
f-et4 inches TO the place Of beginning be the
eentents thereof Whist itnay.
No. Beginning at the Intersection of the
hortherly side OF Second street wth the east
erly side OF the said New street at 30 feet wide
/ TO be laid out as saf resaid thence eAsterly
along said side OF Second street rs feet to . cor
| ner of land now of Philip Plunks,t The &c
northerly along line VI said P1unkett laHd ana
parallel 20 Ne Street and DUPONT and Clay
ton streets s1S fees inctee to the said south
eriy tide Of Third street thence wefteriy Alone
said side Of Third street as feet to III said
en- terly side of said New street and thence
theteby sOHthefly and par TO Du Pont And
Clayton streets zs5 feeta inches to the place oi
beginning be the contents thereof what 4
may.
Seired and taken in execution as the prop
erty Of trank Ruth anu Ida NJ, his wife
| ahd Allen W. Puth, I. l., and to be sold by
GllE, LAMBSOA, sheriff.
bherth's Once, Wilmington, Aprtl 10, 1889
1 Ai0-eodLs
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Importation ui MaslC d

NEW YURK, Aptii 10 III
TO be a roYlval Of toe inpd
Ita Ian b0ys 20 act 81 mas
Italian padr0nes Thr(s h
from 9 10 IL years, each |
musical instrumtn. arrived 4
In lhs 81 Rme' Barguadia CO
In eat. u5s3 the passage Of
bad been paid by some oES
they Wer5 without money, |
MagOne decided 10 send tna1
Italy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

Lovers Of 1re aiG In This city are in.
bilAnJ over the fact that tHsy arc able
to be shs happy posse 1913 Of that just
ly celobrAtsi work OF II. entitled hFA.
mouB Pslntiues," noa being oAnvassed
here By 6ol Kelley and ID n. DAvip,
the two special representatives of tbs
HAsklA & Pusl Company, Cf Bestoo,
Mass. Tha New York msnsger OF the
company, Genrgs DsLnTs, ESQ, hal
highly oOmplimeoted Messrs. Kelley
and Davis on taslr success In Whining
ton, and they well dessrve u. They
have but few more subscriptions left
for which .heY are of ring special in
ducements during she time they rems,.f 4
At the Kirk sCol House.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
A Republican sweep In trenton

TRrNToS, April 9TH O after cleo.
tion Was held here to dag aud the Rs,
publicsns asaiu swept tLe city rh .
most nttSb!e iea:ute of tie contest wau
the success OF Flask A. Mcgowan, tn
Republican cAnd!t s.e for Hsy Or His
estimated majority is Loco Tue Rs
publicAns elect SIX ont OF 66ven Alder
men, increasing their nsjarity In tbs
bosEd. They retaiu control also OF tn,
Boards OF Ffeeho' dsrs and Ejuca ion
A great deal OF money WAS spent foI
votes bS bj'h parties. The result ot
the election is ooked upon ss n popula
ENDORSEMENT o. the action OF the Repub
loan Legislature in passing the looa
option bill.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
The Drexel [ ottage.

A telegram from Albany eays. "hs
tbs will OF the late Joseph VI. Dreael
contains no reference to the DseXel cyt
.tage. which hs lad offered 80 rive /
tie Grand Army OF the Rep0Sli IL "a
verts to the estate. 6c. Euxess re,
es, ate is left in Buch conditiqa tlat 4
cannot be disposed Of rs had beea prl
posed. The Legislature h al beer atkel
o RutboIize tha .sccsptEnOe OF rhi
property, bat IL failed 10 set in Ia
matter"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
WaightsA Apd aIeasarI

Jacoh DeAkyE0 10 prgpa |
late The WeiGbtB and ud
butchers, Erooefs AID isrna
pteseLt year Care is FtquH
matter, so that neither bay'
may not bs caeat6d WJ1
Kyle'S, Ninth snd King 4
bis residence, No. 1875 Poa
Sill 10 promptly Attended q
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
BROKE pown.

Aoou, IL 45 O'Clock this afternoon, az
a. q Oook, maker from Kenhstt
square, Pa, was driving up King street
WIN iOldel WAGON, the hiud exile
savs way, lshing thu wagon down into
the street ThB ptsnts we're taken Gu,
AND Femogei 70 Thifd STREET lnarkst
aIIer which the wagon was sent 10 4
factory Tor repairs.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
at2 O'Clock, p. M,



All that certain lot, piecs or parcel Of | NJ
with two story brick dwelling thereon e.sct
ed sirua cd in the hsndred OF Christana
County and state aforesaid, bounded and de
sc-ibed as follows, 20 viii:
Beg uR al point on The westerly side o
BayRrd avenue tat % feet widel AMI al the ais
tAnce OF III feet sOutherly from the toutheriy
side Of Mat street tcxiendcd) thence west.
erly and parallel si Nj tn street and pass
ing through the centre OF tn division wall he
tween lhis house ami the onr adjoining on the
south so icei TO the easteIly side o. Rose rect
tfunning s0utherly from Ninlh street extend
ed parallel with BayATd avenue 81 rs .eet wldel
thence nortnerly along taid 'easterly Side oi
Rose street 10 feet to stake thence easterly
aud parallel with Ninth street and passing
III oneh the Ccntr Of the division wall be-
tween this and he house ali Oining On tht
north 30 leet 10 The aforesaid westerly side ol
UnYard avenue and thence thereby s0utherly
IL feet tU + place uf beginning, he the con
tents thereof what IL may.
Seized and taken In execution rs the ps ~
erty Of Frank stri kAnd and Ella A., his Wifi
and {. I and to he old bv
GILES LAMBslNN, Sheriff,
sherif's once, Wilmington. April 10
1855. a O-eod u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
LOST Ohilaren


Yesterday Gsorae W. J,,,I
well known detective for In, J
was notiiled that two boys' al
yehrs from 4 to 8, had s,,'sj
from their homes on Par,i,S ,i,|
secondi also q little pitl lIylnI
same neiRhbothood. 4 ,esrrS|
cnce Instituted, and ats, cos.l
tIoable the boys were ion,d ovl
enth etreet near the railroad MI
taken 10 the reIldenoe Of M, /
Inc little Riil was found n 4
and Washington street, tnd I
the asylum for lost cbi'drsr
The afternoon the lost ytrs n
BY their parents.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

BOSTON, April 8 Jack Ashton says;
ITO morrow shall take the O'Clock
train for Providence, my home, and al
my earliest o'Ivsnienoe shall put UT
a forfeit of $500 to aght Kiiraln 10 q
finish with no gloves or with skin
gloves, Hothiog heAylor, he tJ name the
Amount. SHALL challenge him the mo.
ment he Arrlsts la this country.
think KlIrain ans Mitchell will be here
next month, aud ehal surely have my
eEht with Rilraln, for he promised me
he would hzht l told him in London
wOuld ch=llergo uip, and he said
1f | get 10 Amtloa b. fore you do ]
shall ohallen2syou ms nom nt arrive
and thsll expect the came fem you ii
you get there hfst.' Sullivan will bt
home reXt week
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Mrs. onions Hun, for . a u.p.na

NEW YORK. April 9.-Lass June
M's Emma Gdi1n was looking for q
husband and visited one Il. B Well
man, who runss marrIsge brokerage
offios In this city. For $50 he Agresd TO
hnh her the required husband aud she
paid this and $5 registry fees. August
IL she wanted her m oaey retained, and
NOT getting II sued to recover.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
An Operaiorn RlrnhnJ

JERSEY Cry, n j, AprI
passenger tlSin on ths Peri
Railroad crttlei iEio lhe
freight trsln nesr hero vested
uoon Tic accli,r! was thsI
q telegraph operators bud
dtsplal ca > wh.ta tign5l lbs|
red oue. Tha il Iursd were u
pesn, Il A. goinlDy ard Jimi
OF Newark j. Il KsbGiS,I
mas er, sDd A craig, bfAktld
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
A xhlet TrAcsd hynr,.,,0 a.

bHAMoKIN, April 9.-Thl.y
Into FreDk's bakery la.t ii
atole ten fiiy. pound ,acks
One OF the paper bsga wa,
Imperfect, So q thin trail OF h
vieible from the vRrshou.e Oh
street and Themes across ore oi
streets into the residence OF
Nicely. Ntely wss arrested,
impllcsted IN ,hs rebbins Of 1
msbt OF chickens ard tufkvI
the holiday teasJn from lid
COMPANY ard ts under ball n
At the trtsnt lime, /: is ID
had assistance 10 bfesklnsl
baker,.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
wilI Back tho '.ItAaca ,alnn, >,

ASHLAND, Wis, April 9.-Jhhn ID
Hayes, manager and bacEfr cf MiEs
Oouiey, Annouuces thnt ha will match
tue Ithaca Giant" against any man,
barring Sullivan, for from 81 0OJ tn 81
500 tide. BE Is ready t1 cover auv
forfeit that may be posted and to slz1
sarLielsu,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
i,.lt.d WIN ttnnaa.

CHICAGO. Apr.i l0.-At O'Clock
last evening, asa q" engine, manned
BY non BrothethooI meD, was entering
this city over the Western Indiana
Railroad, Il vas psltsd with stones al
Foity.acVenEh street by crowd. One
Of BE csew, uslod CaZries Som mmers,
drew a revolver and wounded Jam "a
Boyisn, iouniry mar, In the kpes At
Fortieth gEsrt sunss " rs again taIo1I
at the engine, and Scmmers aEaiI
broush: ths pistol into use He sho
and ta.slly sounded Michael We oh,
Wabash engineer. The polics sooi
aitei wards arrested Sommers.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Killed by OPIUM

CHICAGO Ill., ApriIs-A
opium sstGf died from ne !
overdose et his looms NJ
Madi,on street, lh's motnlI
6upI Oscu to be DR. Z Il
NsW York city. In bis q
found several 1t Espspsf Oh
accounts OF the marriage Of
ter, Adelina Ii. o'hA's'
W. bn iSh.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
A Cow uhuaea !, rs,aI rrn,u Vrook

BRADFORD, April "a COW got on the
TRACK N !FOnt OF q Gouble-h header freight
heaf C'tu'!tou this afternoon the two
engine aud ten cars were wrecked
biastmau L. Powell, of Harnellsville,
was instantly XII ed. Fireman 2 Rich.
ards, OF Il rnell-yille, was terribly ecsld-
sd about the legs, aid Fireman ). Il.
brown, oi II rnellsyllle, hsd an arm
broRen' Many cattle were killed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
SsIe of Horaea.

The sale of ole hundred and twenty
horses, cJmmEGce1 this morning at 10
o 'clcok, 81 the bs zAar OF ". Y, Warner,
on MarSlGLd avenue. Up to O'Clock
Itbirty.fge had been disposed Of nj
piiess ranging from $3.50 TO 800. The
sals will be ooatinued this AEternoon
and to.mo.rOw.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
In Prison for selling oIoor0srgsrire

Z" HFFH"H hSE S7H''11B VHu'gINFaF KEFIL0
NEW YORK, April 9.-Thomas eaolss,
q wealthy grocer, YVES to-day RrfAigrad
bsfore Recorder Smytb, charged VITA
having SOLD oleomErRarine, when ,he
court ct once sentenced him TO the pani.
teutiary for three months upon \ nlsh
Of guilty which he had eG.,rsd In !
former case against him, ami In which
sentence was suspended.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
one Case Of smAllpox.

There ia case Of smAllpox on Fifth
stree, betvsen Madison aud Jefferson
The tiHg was put ous yesterday, and 10
10 lhe Only caee In the city 3. present.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
Annm,nr .,l,an,,nn

On ThuredAy evening, the 2sth inst :,
rheodore Thomas orchestra will sp-
pear at the 0psra House aud give 8
grand ooncer', in which 66 of the best
musicians OF the country will appear.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
pat Into u rata hie'

LAUREL. Del, ApIl5i ps5 I'd y
Hsi living about eight miles as cU!ia ,,i
from tie eile.ts Of l,. : a1 cisp. an
nearly foriy-eigl. = IN nd d rIl
to log arouse ne Ser pIro'ed 1910. on.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
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PArAnnnI-

Miss Aleis Gass, No, 22S Adams
sts3eti iei. ills II ualrniBR for n the,
mon ~ F.s,E 70 hrr brotOeF In Brook
wv ~
- -ss.-,
journey ard very pleasaEt time.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10

Ooffeel Coffsel Coffee Fresh roast
led twice o week. . fair coffee. 20 cents
|per pound Of Crippen's, 8 East 2nc
|street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-10
RLAM PACK

ID EMOVAL.
IL HayiDK removed TO No 2I6 East
F0urth street, l am prepared 70 do TIA
and sn Get iroa 70 fDY, Hus.crirg. sponting
and ios WORK OF all EiIds promptly attended
to. Fin roofs repEt-cd aEd patntei. Esti.
mates furnished when desired Would be
pleAro - sec NIL my old customers am 81
y any new ones "a may wiah 10 give re a
sLil. ALE4ANDEk CHAMBERS.
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