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Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
PhlIadelDbtR Ihaunn.

Philharmonic, July 26.-Rsv.
Waldo Messaros, pastor of she Free
BAptiot Churoh At Ninstesnth and Mas
ter streets, has accepted call from the
congregation OF the Free Baptist Church
Of New York CITY, and will shortly IS.
sumo his new charge, although the ar
rAnaemenb have not ~ yet beln per-
fected. The cal and almost immediate
acceptance fell like thunderbolt In the
midst Of his congregation, for although
the members were aware that he had
received hAttering call from Mime.
spolis none WAS expected from the
latest source, and it ocossioned q great
deal OF euTpFise snd regret when the
matter became known. Mr.. MessAros
will receive salary Of $4,000 per year
In New York.
In reference TO the Reading Terminal
Railroad. President Austin Corbin, Cf
the Philadelphia End Residing RailroAd
Company, 10 quoted as saying: "rhe
people want no further delay, nor do
we. We shall begin operations rs sdon
nB our working plEnB are completed Tor
building an elevated structure on our
own property, which we have already
purchased for that purpose, from MRs.
ket to Green streets, at an expense OF
millions OF dollars. By the time Ooun
oils meet In September we expect our
work will be under way, and then We
shall ask Of Councils simply permission
10 orOes the streets between Market
aud Green with ornamental overhead
bridges, tbs structure to be acceptable
TO the oity Authorities."
It was given out yesterday that O.
year-old Charles Bromley, who lived
with his father, Daniel, nt No. 618
Davidson street, Camden, aud was
drowned in Oooper's creek at Stairs
wharf on Tuesday night, had been
pushed into the water. John johnson,
aged Is years, who lives As Sixth aud
Pine streets, was arrested In the after
noon on suspicion of having caused the
boys death.
EiWArd Prendergast, Ssed 38 ytarH,
committed suicide last evening by jump.
ing from fourth story window. II Is
supposed that he wSs suffering from de.
liripm tremets.
Michael McDopald's reaidence, rear
Of 1898 Cabot STREET. was dGmaRed about
500 lAet pight by are, caused by the
explosion OF q coal oil lsmp.
Mrs. Annie HeilmAu, who was burned
on Tuesday By the explosion Of coal
oil lamp, died last evening.
Lizzie Dannenhower, aged yssrs,
Was burned to death yesterday white
playing with matches.
John Kirby, aged so yeaTs, was badly
burned last evening by the explosion of
coal oil lamp.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
a Handsome Campaign Banner.

The Young Mems Republican Club
will ahortly raise fns caupAien ban
ner ht their headquarters, No $40 King
etrest, 1t will bs 95zl9 feet and bssr
pOrtralts OF HAIrlsCn and Morton. Be-
tween theas portraits there Is q repre-
sentRtion OF "LtberlY Dnllshtsnlns the
World" which will be 10 fest 10 height.
The work Is being done by john r No.
Coy, and when it 80 completed will Ee
one Of the handsouost campaign ban
neIn ever Ba6n In this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
BnlnHaaand

After awarding the contracts for sup
plies yesterday morning, this Trustees
OF the Poor adjourned for dinner. After
dinner the superintendent reported ~
follows:
That in the almehouse there wore 174
inmates; insane department, 10g; deaths
during the manth, 2. Ths following
bills tor out doer relief were rassed,
Wilmin Rton Hundred by Mr.. M1onty;
S27 90; Mr.. In key, eS8 80; DR.. OSle,
SIS, 90; j M. Solomon, Sl72 go. Bran
dy wine, el04 rs New OAEtle, $3.50. 40;
Min oEGeh, S65 90; WLitI Ulay, e166. 7Si
Red Lion, Sl63 98; St, Georges, STA 90;
Psncadsr, $94 25; AppSquinimink, h, I,
sl05 2li BlASkbird, ss4 co. total, ST.
The following bills were approved
and ordered paid: LAWronce Burns,
discriminating, $40 81; j. W. HIATT. dry
goods, S23i 90; Frat b. Allmon, car
risRe and repairs, Sll7 56j u. X. Wat
son, drugs, 1855 n; j. B. Carpenter,
beef, $3.50 s.; J. b. Taylor, bread,
$775 90; Henry d. Hickman, harness
sud repairs, SAT as; Dawson Brother,
huItsr, Sl27 rs; The Lobdsll Car Wheel
CompRny, CRATE bars, S8l SO; Every
Evening, printing, $26 20; Hart 3 Bro,
salt meat, S2OB Iii W. Blrnie & Son,
straight ] oko.E, G23.25; Finn Bros 1,
bats, Sl3i Frlst s. Davis, stationery,
Sll.eOi q. @. Simmons b Bro lumber,
t77 "a; Daniel hoCusker, shoes, t90,f0
John 81. Moore, clothing, Sl22 10;
PLiip Plunkatt, whiskey, t9s.5Oi
james ClFlsty & Son, tobacco, SlaS 80;
Alexander ChsmOerS, tinwsIe, EsS o.
John P. NJ Kee, harvesting wheat,
$50 01i Phillips & KAUe, gasoline,
aS SS n'f X B.s.Oo SoRaty mait5n flSs B@
Palmer, groceries, Sll7 o.; James M
Bryan, ofiOa repairs. SIC o Dlokey g.
Co., -four and feed, Sll7 65i DalAwGro
g Atlantic Telegraph Company, S43 75;
News Pnolishing Company, Si3 Al De-.
Hughts, additional bill for emslll OK,
S2ii The Cherries Wa,n'r Company, GOAL
up to june 10, 1883, 81, ,19l.72j Ths Char.
les Warner Company, additional for
cAl, B25 co. G. w. Lodge s. Son gr9car.
les, 81 15T 49, William II. Clark &
Company, horists, $40.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
NInguIas Hanuolnatioa.

James Shooklsy, who resided about
three miles from Milton, Sussex county,
was preparing to chop down n tree last
ThursSaY, when he experienced .
Singular halluoination, snd while under
its tph1eDol severed three toes from one
OF his feet with stroke OF the axe and
alBl inhiotea q severe cut in the instep.
he then bid in tho woods until dark,
and although he hoard his frilnts pass
ing near b. IN search Of him, he care
fuliy avoided attracting thsir attention
and allowed them to pass on. He re-
nalned In the woods all night and on
Friday morning he orawied taFough
the tim bar for . considerable distance,
and finally arrived nesr house on the
rosd leading to Shookley's mills, In.
stead o' going TO the house he continued
to crawl through the plHes until he felt
severe pain, when desire TO return
hone and see hts little daughter came
over him. Hearing g carriage pAsaing
s'oog tho road hs Rava ths alaFm,
when assistance was promptly rendered
aud hs Tss conveyed 10 his home. His
foot WAS ~ a terrible condition and 3
phg sioiAu was speedily summoned,
who rrom2tly dressed The wounds. The
oIse is 10 singular that 1t hes nAussd
area. R9topishment in the nolghb n.
bnf a
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
IsnrIal Of Mia. ntcroz.

The remains OF Hra Il za5eth Mor
TiHon McO5y vera inferred IN the cems'
tHTy Of White Clay Greek Presbs tsrlnn
Church on Tuesday. R3ye. DE-. Pst.sr-
son, Of New Castle, and Umbsrger, OF
Newark, cflcistod. The pall-0earers
were Douglas M. Mccoy, Rev. Johu
MoOoy, David Mccoy, Vim. d. MoCoJ
snd J2mes franklin Mccoy, sons OF
the deceased. The members of the
family are rather remarkable for Ion
gevlty, MIB Mccoy having reached her
7Sd year, and was the ycusgest OF
seven children, Her BROTHER, David
Morrison, sgsd 81 ears, aud her sister,
Mrs. CsthArine Kelley, aged 81 years,
are ntill living.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Reported slnoo W unosday.

Kate 8. Mullin, in heI 81 yes. Ia.
termsnt At RlvervieW nama,ery.
Richard, son of 2 ubrr1 = Jsue
Forbes, aged 6m.u ~ Iut.tn, ~ ak
new Cathedral ceI1-lsry
Major 5hookley, -, AVN ,el-. In.
terment at Milford, Dsl,
William Sullivan, 81 N's 10 = year.
Ipterment at Elm-a, n Y.
Mary Bltzna'rtcE ased ma tiI In.
ment at old @ .5h lilo csmsters.
Rebsoca Wilson, CO assd, eSsf 6
months. Ia'ermen EI;ou os-1assry.
Alice, daE 1btar ot Edward Se<rper,
oolore A-ei 5 months. Iutsrmsas al
St Po.ae's buclsl ground.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
KoderIek Alorrlron.a rlIght.

New York, July 25.-R)dsrlck Nor.
rison, 9i years old, this h.st flsh smoker
Of America, arrived at Castle Garden
to.dsy from Glasgoa on this OIroassia
With oaly Sc In his pocket. A purst
was mads up for him at tbs Garden ant
be was ssnt on his way TO st. Johns
n. 3. III ty years ASo he arrived at St
johns and acquitted a fortune of SI0J,-
90 ous OF smoked hssrlpRs. The great
fire 3. 81. J0hn's soma years ago wiped
oat hts property and lef5 him penniless
Hs made some little money and started
10 visit hiB son in Ireland. He WAt
ROBBED Of it all on thu steamer from
G!RegOw 10 Iteland.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
HeardFrouu.

William g. Robalen and Joseph K.
Adams, who went 70 Bstterton, Md, on
Friday last, hEva bean heard from. The
information came in the shape OF box
containing 1875 ane white perch, which
they had succeeded In angling from the
wAtary elements. The fish were con-
signed to Superintendent Aydon of the
Fire Alarm. He distributed ths flnny
tribs among several Of his friends,
smong them being Postmaster Taylor,
Oounoilmen Quinn and ChAmbsre, and
Mrs. Adams and R. belen. The infor-
mstion was highly enjoyed by those
receiving 1t. No doubt the suecsssful
anglers are having q good time. They
are certainly true descendants of Isaak
Walton.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Tne Heoeptlon 10 nlnIne.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The Blaine re-
ceptlon committee held NEE ting at the
county headquarters, No. Is West
Twenty-fifth street, tonight, and after a
general discuss on appointed a sub COM
mittee to manage preliminaries, This
committee consists Of John Jacobus,
Bernard Bigley, Dennis Shea, John H.
Gunner, j. Thomas Stearns and Colonel
@ niger. Colonel Conger was asked to
ofllciate as grand marshal, but he refused.
Cononel j. w Jones will marshsl the
Brooklyn division. Fully one hundred
Republican clubs W Ill be In the line.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
rha Naiainrlun

Tho warm weather hAS increased The
number OF visitOIG TO Professor Web
stsI's natAt1dnm, at Fourth Bna Jei
ferson ttsssts, bnt this is not to be won
dsTed nc as it is one OF ths most de-
lightfnl PLACES In the city during the
heated term. The swimming elsssel
are well pstronis' d, mud parents should
bear the fact In miGd that their hog
ard girls can learn to swim ut thil
plaoe for small amount, without rh'
sllghtest r!bk or danger.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Gen. Fisk in Maryland.

From this BAlttmoro sun.
Gen. Clinton B. Fisk, the prohibition
candidAt3 for Preaideht, who is row at
Eeer PARK, Nd, v.tited yesterday the
Womsn's Christian Temperance Uaion,
which ID holding its annual convention
nt Mountain Laka Park, and made a
brief nddrebs. Ia oohVorBrtlou with
The Suns correspondent, Gen. Flsk
talked in an interesting wny OF his
presidential canvass and Of this pollt-
cal outlook generally, referring in pSrti-
oplhr TO tho possible effect OF the pro-
htO!tion movement on the two eraAt
PARTED, Ho oppressed himself as con.
tiient Of tho ultlmRte success Of hiH
OauBe, and thiaks this year it will poll
over 600 coo votes Gen. Fisk hopes tO
6s present at ths pIohibitionist State
convention 81 Glyndon, Md, on the %
Of August.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
a FIsnormsn's Train to BArnsgat.

For the accommodation OF fishermen,
the regular Friday excursion train to
Long Branch, which leaves Market
street wharf, PhlladelphIa, at 700 q.
m and Long Branch on the return
trip At 800 p. M, will stop a. BaInepRt
Pier In both directions. The fishing re
sources Of Barnegat Bay are boundleAs,
and this arrangement secures to anglers
u most excellent opportunity for days
sport. A feet of yachts ard all the
requisite facilities, will Re found ct the
Pier The fare for the round trip is
only Sl.26.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Basa HalI.

A game OF base ball was played on
Sunday ct DuPont's banks, bstWesn
she Hhgley machine shop men and the
upper y ard powder msn, and resulted
In favor for the upper yard men by a
SCORE Of IS 10 10. Bhwn, who pitched
for the upper yard men has not pitched
any ball since he plsye1 with the olo
'R)keby's" Of this place six years ago,
aud he surprised ID OF the men by strik-
ing them out. Buchanan gave him ex,
oellent sapport behind ths bat, and he
hal good support In the held.
Foster who pitched for the machine
Shop struck out 10 men, but had poor
support Ia the field. Some of the
machine shop men oouldn't hit "bal-
loon" BAWn kept them down with
only the ninth inning when darkness
gave then seven more runs.
A game was also played between
the Blue Rose Social Club and a picked
nine, which resulted in favor OF the
former by SCORE OF 10 to O.. F.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
NEWS sUMaARY.
SRoieton OF Woman FOund-TTiAl
Trip g Torpedo BOAt--RiIIed on the
Raii-Tho Faster Dead.


RAii-rhe Faster Dead.
j. D. Pippin, rAnchman Of Edwards
county, Texas, has found the skeleton oil
a woman and and child in the bed of a
stream In which there has been no water
for years Hanging to trees were ar
ticles of female attire and upon the
ground was lot of camp equipage. 1t IL
thought that she was murdered and au
investigation will be made.
A trial trip of the Patrick torped boat,
which was constructed at College Point,
Long Island. was made yesterday. A run
OF one mile and eight feet was made In
24 minutes aud 43 seconds, being IL
seconds better time than was ever made
before.
Samuel w. Ingersoll, of Pleasantv'lle,
Now Jersey, aged 50 years, was struck
and killed by train on the Philadelphia
and Atlantic City Railroad yesterday as
he was crossing the track.
Sarah Kelly died yesterday at Belle
Vile, New Jtrsey, after having tasted
for 42 days. She was So years of age.
When she began TO refuse food she weigh
ed 162 pounds, and at the time of her
death she weighed only 80 pounds,
Charles Miranda, brakeman on the
Cincinnati and Muskingum Valley Rail-
way, fell from freight train, near Bre.
men, Ohio, on Tuesday and was killed
Six of his brothers were killed on rail
roads.
A house TO house inspection was begun
In Tampa, Florida, yesterday. It will
ALEC te put IN operation In Plant City.
There were two new cases Of yellow fever
at the latt.r city yesterday.
The first bale of the new crop of cotton
was received at Savannah, Georgia, yes.
terday from Thomasville. 1t weighed 494
pounds, and was elassed as sJIict mid.
ding. 1t was sold for 10 cents per h..
Michael Flaherty was arraigned in
Jersey City, New Jersey, yesterday. He
beat his mother In q brutal manner about
ten days ago and she died yesterday from
the result of the injuries lie inflicted.
General Sheridan's condition was COM
Portable and favorable yesterday, and no
bulletin waI issued by his physicians,
there being no change of note.
DR.. Robert Morris, the "poet laureate
OF Freemasonry," is reported dying of
paralysis, in Lagrange, Kentucky.
George +. Howells, clerk in the Pat
chogue Bank, at Patchogue, Long Island,
is reported t. be defaulter for $500.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
onester neiehts uamp.

It's second daS al OAmp GRwnei
bright hnt warm. rfs 6.a5 prayer meet.
ms was IN charge OF the Rev. a N.
millsson, pastor Of Blysrtown II. e.
Church.
This 6.l6 prayer AMI egpariencs mest-
lnS ~ the stand was led By R3v. j. G..
Wilson.
The 10 a. N. sermon waI preached by
the Rev. W. RRmfGri.
Az 3 p. m, the Rev. 4. F. Isstt, pas.
tor OF Marcus Hook NJ. e. Chntoa,
preached a good sermon from First
John, 10, 4.
The attendance waa large aud oou.
siderable interest Is manifested at all
meetings. The camp promises to be .
spiritual success.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
AJastios Assaulted.

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb, July 28.-
William StAnhope, Justice of the
peace OF Syracuse, was assaulted by ,
gong Of young roushs while goiRg home
on Tuesday night. He was terribly
beAtsn and cut with Tawhldes and may
lose the sight Of one eye. The assault
Is supposed to be 3 consequence of some
DECISIONS by Stanhope. His assailants
had white caps dra wn over their faces,
but they ara known, and warrants will
be Issued for their arreEt.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Held to Keen tho Peaoe.

John Deputy had a hearing before
Squire Smith yesterday afternoon on q
charge OF using threatening language
to his wife, Minnie Deputy. This couple
have been parted for some time, and the
husband claims that his wife was in
dnoed to leave hin by . man named
John Pinder, who was assaulted with q
o'eaver by Deputy 3 brother last winter.
After hearing the evidence the Squire
ordered the accused to enter bail In the
sum OF $500 TO keep the peace,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Hab,ss ,naCav and Hogs,

MEDFoBD, II. j., July 2j,--Three
weeks $40 tho pet dog Of John Wright,
q farmer, showed symptoms of hydro'
phobia. Bsfore the dog was ehot, how
ever, he sucoseded in bling COW end
several hogs belonging o Mr. Wright
Thsso animals have just developed
marked symptoms OF rabies and will
haTe to bs killed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26

Everybody likes the Monitor OIL
Stove. 1t is the only oil stove that will
not explode; 1t cannot generate any gas
In the oil tank, owing to the unvarying
supply OF Gil 20 the Wlcks; It produces
30 Der cent. more heat than any other
oil stove. You oAn do your washing
and ironing With it; It Ia the tidy house
keepers best friend. For sale At the
Plokels Stove and Heater Co., No. sos
Shipley street, Wilmington, Dsl,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Aop.dent 10 . Yonnr woman.

ERIE, July 25.-A terrible fate befel
Hiss Nellie Gibson as she was returning
from pic mic last evening, She and her
escort. John Brown, were seated In a
buggy, Charles Murray, the driver of a
a hacE, took this wrong side of lhs road
and ran into Browns buggy. Tie pole
of the hack struck Miss Gibson in the
abdomen, almost disem bowel ing her.
She fingered in great 2gony till tonight,
when she died. she made an ante-mor-
ten statement, upon which Murray was
arrested tonight, charged with man.
slaughter. The deceased was an esiima.
bic young woman, of fine family.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Destructive insects,

SALEM, N j.. July 26.-Tn view Of
the loss Of fruit 70 farmers and fruit
rowers In the northern COUNTIES of this
State, by reason Of destructive insscts
which have appeared In swHrms the
present season, the fGrmerB are appeal
iug TO the pubic to protect moles, field
mica and all inseotlveTous birds but the
EJglith sparrow. Toe insects have
wrought fearful havoc this Beason, and
the Yield Of email fruits will be almost
n total failure.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
PItohed Through the skyIIrht.

LANCASTER, July 25-This morning
freight engine !, ,172 ran into the rear Of
. train Eear Kinzer's Station, on the
Pennsylvania Road. Rour cars and =
eaboose Of the fret train were knocked
from the track and badly broken.
Charles Robbins, OF Harrisburg, con-
ductor OF one of the trains, who was
sitting In the osboose, was hurled
through the skyliaht, ard besides
having one arm broken was badly cut
about the head.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
A Great Legacy

To bequeAth to your children ie n
strong, clean, pure copstitution-bsrtt r
than wealth, because IL will never
prove . curse. You cannot awe what
you do not possess, but mothers will
find In DR. Plstoe's Fsvorite Prescrip-
ton wonderful help-oorTeoting all
weaknesses, bringing their systems in
TO perfect condition, 90 that their chill
dren, untainted, shall rise up to Gail
them blessed
There Is not druggigt In all the land
Bat always keeps stock on hand.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Lamopt,a uonsln shot.

ITHACA, N. r, July 26.-Benjamln
Dutton, farm hand, went TO the house
of John Lamont, near Dryden, New
Yo.k, on 1uesday night, and shot Mr.
Lamont and Miss Roat, young woman
employed In tho Lamont family, the lat.
ter fatally Dutton then escaped to the
woods and committed suicide. Dutton
had been paying attention to the Roat girl,
but Lamont considered him unworthy of
her and upon his advice she rejected his
suit.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
An Old mald,s ulub.

WEST CHESTER, July 25.-some
ten or n dozsn of the lady school
teachers OF this county have bAuG cd
themselves together In an "Old MtfH 5
Club, and rented q cottage o. UJsaa
City, N. j., where they are now don i
oiled in very comfortable maHaer,
They were deaiFious OF spending their
vacation at the seAshore ans by this
means Of forming a pool they do 60 Ia
an unrestrained way as very email
cost.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Confrontr q ItnrrIar.

Mt. VERNON, o., July 25.-A burglar
entered the suburban residence of Hon,
Columbus Delano, ex secretary of the in
terror, last night and his noise aroused
the household. The venerable Secretary,
now in his S0th year, arose, procured
revolver, confronted the intruder and
drove him from the premises,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
HmeyIea and tbe Itallans,

ROME, July 20 - The Eif3rma mas Rn
article to-day on the agitation that Ia
being carried on IN the United 5tatss
against italian Immigration. Tho r.
formA says that tSe movement In qusa-
tiol 10 bhssd saleiy upon an unreasonA
bic hatred of the Italian element, Bnd
that public opinion IN Italy will rot
allow the question to drop.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
EYrnn OF Eirn

Ts Natures own true lAxrtive. 1t is the
most easily taken, ami the most sffeo.
two remedy known TO Cleanse the EyB-
tom when Bilious or CoStiVe; to dispel
Colds and Fevers; to Cure
HAbitual Constipation, Indigestion,
Piles, etc. Manufactured only by the
California Fig Syrup Company, San
Gal. All druggists. N. B.
DRnforth Second and Market, whole
sails agent.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
DIR. SUTTON.
ee. S24 Market Street

4 Estate bought, sold, rented and
|rged. -, .A.A,s.tA5 =,
\ rates Of interest,"
IA and Income collected Ano
IIs' Mortgages, Bonds, Wills and al
bapers pTepaped. -,
IN sales Of city and country
tstmeps carefully arranged and
Zines conducted with promptness,
|couadence and ample responsibDi-
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Concert and Hop.

The regular Fhursday night hop and
open air concerts will be given ct Bran.
dywine Springs on July 26. Special
train will leave WatoT and Market
streets ct z. 80 p. m. Returning, leave
Brandywine Springs for this oity at IL
p. m. Prics of tiokets. including Rd-
mission to the pavilion, so cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
John D,llon 10 be Relessst,. :.

DUBLIN, July 25-Ths Ekehtquor
Court, on application Of Mr.. Timothy
HeRly, nembeT OF Parliament, has
granted q con6it oJal order CT habCRs
corpus for the release from prison of
John Dillon, on the ground that. owing
10 iniorm RlliiGP, the County O1uTt Judge
WHO sentenced M. Dillon on appeal
had no jurisdiction TO fehear the case.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Fsourston Of ueptasonrs

The excursion Of the order OF Hepta-
sophs, to Birmingham Park, this morn
ing, was attended by about 200 perso 9.
A special train over the w. tS N II. Il.
left here at O'Clock. IL is expected
that the number in attendance will be
largely augmented this afrern on.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
In tl,s 1ity.

.. W. johnson Of tho Constitution
RoCse, No. Sll0 Pacific aveuue, Allan
to q ,ty, Wss Ia this city yesterday Rf'
tornoon ua was looking after the In.
sssis pf his house lie ro.usaed home
wi:h the x. 0f P. excursion ttis morn
ing.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Hittan by Dog.

YeItoEday morning AZ Coroner Barn
bill wRH.Iauning UP Orange strset, be
twsen Second and Third, to the fire, his
was &c = sd by dog which osusht him
on the left thigh There was an EbIa-
sion OF the skin, but this teeth OF the
canine did Eot en'e. the Il Ssh. The
coroner Is not worried over the matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
Plot TO murder Prince Fordlnnrd,

soFrA, July 25.-It is learned that the
object of tde plot which was discovered
at Rustchuk was to murder Prince Ferdi
nand. Two of the rlngleaders, Bogule6
aud 1vanoA, have been arrested.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
clayton House : rrivais on wednesday

g. A. Dean. Baltimore; q g. sikef,
Hartford, Conn; Herman Bss5sy,
Odessa, Del; Joan Healy, + B. Boset {,
J. ii. Il. Ward, n. Y Il. D. strausa,
Rochester, N. Y 4. C.'lczer, New
Castle, Del; V. B Hust,u, O C'svs..nS7, ,
o. W. L. Howell, New Bsaa 7.cE, y
J,i g A, Baker, Aberdeen, Id.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
nnrnan nL.nAt NIaht.

The celebrated Three 3. B. B. cit Ar,
manufactured by Il. q. BouIdon q
Bro., No. 2i9 West eeooAd street. The
best 30. Cigar In the city. Try them.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26

When baby was sick, we gave her oastorls,
When she was Chlldshe cried for Castoria
When she became Miss shCIclung to Castorla
When she had: children she gave them Cas-
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26
For hnla uhn.n.

A good dearborn, suitable for light
hauling, sold for want Of use, can be
seen 81 the stablea on West Fifth street,
rear OF blacksmith shop, between Madl-
son and Monroe s,rsetg, from 10 O'Clock
to II O'Clock. and from O'Clock to 8
O'Clock. PFloe SIC.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26

Powell, In Washington street market
and NO. 308 Madison street, has o gfCd
l0s OF nsh for to-morroW's market; also
CLANS and HOLSTERS.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-26

OlRArP, soda wAtsr, milk shake and
patent medicines OF BeGton Smiths,
Seventh and Pine streets.