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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-31
STATE of vERMONT-Distriet OF Adj

The Probate court tor the district OF Addi-
son;
To all persons interested in the estate of
Daniel q. Henry, late OF Leicester, in said
district, deceased. GREETING:
BY the authority of the State OF Vermont,
you are hereby notified to appear before the
said Probate Court, at the Probate ONCE in
Middlebury, in said District, on the cath day of
September, A. ID. lSSs. at 10 o'clock, a. m, to
show cause, il any you have, why the account
of A. L. stanley, executor OF the estate OF said
deceased, should not be allowed, and also why
the residue OF said estate should not be distri-
buted to the parties entitled thereto.
Dated at Middlebury, in said District, this
2lst day of August, A. D., lSsS.
"a LYMAN L. KNAPP, Judge.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-31
NOTICE.

The Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany give notice that they will petition the
its next biennial session, to so amend the
charter of said Insurance Company that il
may be lawful tor said Company To issue a
advance payment in lieu OF taking a p premium
note therefor. Per order of the Directors,
JAMES T. SABIN, >ec'y.
Montpelier, VT, Aug. 25, lSSs. IS ;3w
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-31
HOW DOCTORS CONQUER DEATH

Doctor Walter X. Hammond says (:
AFTER a long experience | have come to
the conclusion that two-thirds of all
deaths from coughs, pneumonia and con-
sumption might be avoided if Acker's
English Cough Remedy were only care
fully used in time" This wonderful
remedy is sold under a positive guaran-
tee at
HANAFORD'S PARK DRUG STORE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-31
MIDDLEBURY
Real Estate
FOR SALE CHEAP.

House and Lot on North Pleasant street,
Chapman Hill. Large lot, good house
and barn, abundance OF apple and pear trees,
grape vines, etc. viii be sold cheap. Price,
$1,000.
Pasture-Five acres, on side of Chapman
Hill. Price, 1900, reserving water supply.
Two Building Lots, 6OxlOO at sl25; also
water ii desired.
Two Lots, 59xlS6 at $50; also water II de-
sired.
one Lot, 5Oxl75 ,or $50, with privilege in
common OF llxl75 more, including barn and
o~ne.twentieth OF the Lane reservoir water
rights, on North Pleasant street, near NJ. Z,
church. Price, 500.
All these valuable properties are in the
neighborhood OF the depots, freight and new
passenger, and near churches, postofice,
stores and business generally. The present
prices are below values and If not sold soon
prices will be increased.
Lyman T.. Knapp.
M~iddlebury.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-31
Farms For Sale.

From one to $50 acres, located on the otter
Creek and Lemon Fair, in weybridge. will
sell farms of a size to suit purchaser. For
particulars inquire of the subscriber, No.. Is
Weybridge street, Middlebury.
33-tt1 S. DODGE.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-08-31
STATE OF INSTRUMENTATION Dsi-

T." TATE OF VERMONT--AddisOn Dsi.
- trict SIS.
Be it remembered, that at a session of the
Court holden at Middlebury, within
and for the county OF Addison, on the Goth day
of June, A. d. lSSS.
Present Hon. Lyman f. Knapp, Judge.
Whereas, n certain instrument in writing,
under seal, purporting to be the last will and
testament of Horace u. Scovel, late OF Corn
wall, in said district deceased, having been
this day presented to said Court for Probate,
and duly filed in the Registers office There
fore, it Is ordered, that all persons interested
in the estate OF said deceased, be notified to
appear before said court, at the Probate office
in Middlebury, in said district, on the 10th
day OF September, A. ID. lsSS, at 10 O'Clock,
IA. m. by publication of this order three weeks
successfully previous thereto, in tthe Middle
bury Register, IA newspaper printed at Mid
dlebury, to show cause, if amy they may have,
why said instrument in writing should not be
proved and allowed, as the last will and tes-
lament of the said deceased.
80 GEORGE +. KNAPP, Register.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

TO excite the compassion of pnssers
When a traveller appeared who CAV,
promise of well-6lled purse, the old
robber with that stout right arm and
the bar OF iron, having inveigled him
within reach, would administer q
blow that wis sure to stun, # Il did
not kill him, and then the whistle
would quickly call assistance. Only
the sudden CLEAN of the sun had
saved the drover.
The mystery Of the disappearance
OF so many travellers was solved, and
with the putting away of this precious
gang the work was STONED. The
next time Joseph Richelot wa,
broken upon the wheel be sure the ex
ecutioner did not surrender the bod,
until he was well assured that no sur
geon OF earthly mould could bring il
back TO lie.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

Tho miners All Right

Az meeting of the Joint COMMITTEES
OF Minars In Pettsville on Wadnesda ay
the action OF Master Workman Lswii
In ordering the striking miners to re.
Hume work was endorsed. Resolutions
wers adopted req uestng the employ %
OF the Reading OJmp.ny who had rot
reported for duty 10 do no as oscs, and
Also to ho.i themselves In aeAdinsss to
comply with an order to cease work nj
any time should ths oompsny refnee tu
comply with the leiter aud split OF tbe
agreement with Mr.. Lewis. The rail
roAcers nre Btiil determinsd to maintain
the strike, and . convention Of all the
strikers has been called TO take place jr
Philadelphia to day
Twenty Ave coal handlers from Port
Johnston arrived In EllEabsthpoTt
New Jersey, on Wednesduy, TO work n
the ReaoiDg coal docks. They woIe
guarded by police. There was no al
tempt to m olest thsm.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
bee HIVE"
306 Market Street.
A FEW SPECIAL DRIVES

- - W ~ ASAA1 OLbA Eb
To shake up the dry bones
among the Gossameres. We
offer you 100 Of the dollar and a
half kind, perfect, and every
way right at 90 cents each.
Now for fun in wrapping them
up quick.
A few words about that lot OF
Hamburgs that created such a
stir. We are slashing them up
fast. Also a big drive in Linen
Laees, from Ic. yd. up to soc.
Now is the time to buy Mus
lins and Sheetings. We are
prepared to sell you many
makes as low as ever, notwith-
standing the large assortment.
We are selling Table Linens,
Towels and Napkins at prices
that astonish ourselves for cheap
ness, and ask you to carefully
inspect them.
Hyou have any desire to see
and buy Ladies and Children's
regular made English and Ger
man Hose, examine our new
stock. Black, colors and striped
at IS cents a pair.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
nYou.ro n Dead MAN. %

CHICAGO, Fob. 22.--Oharles Holton,
son Of the wealthy and prominent fur
niture deaief Of this city, was shot and
fatally wounded by bis Drother, Ethan
Allen Holton, this morning, Charley
10 10 years old and Rtban 16, Since the
snell murder Charley Eolton bought q
dark lantern and q revolver, keeping
the latter under his pillow. While the
boys were dressing this morning Ethan
picked up the revolver, aud pointing II
playfully Mt Charley, exclaimed /:
"You're = dead man" The revolver
happened 10 be OF full cook, the ham CT
dropped and Charley fell to the floor
with q bullet In his breast.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
,-PARTN EksHIP.
lielFnls, Wilmington & lal'
tim1rs Railroad.
FEEaUkRY 6th, ISsB.
uut ionya NVItfntY,sytOu ,xa folluv

viii lonva XyIttnington SB follow
lelpNil (cSpreae), 2, Q 81. 4 20, . ~, 7.te
!, q. aH 1907, II IS, u 81 n. M, IL o
/, olt d 10. i 40 aud ! Oa p. IN.
lm, atlo1. SO, 200, 70S, 1885 a. m.
D ~ W, 100, 70 ~ p, m.
Pie. t.Nprcssl, GSG, 100 80 . 10
= ~ ia. NJ, u 3h "a, 10, 7Oa, ant
bia stion, $40, 200, 7o5, BlS, 10 sSG
4 lac hH, %, and 10 40 y, n.
You SGi. Az, 4S1, 6Sl, %, 5 80, 10 Q:
'ls ., 10, : q, $40, "A, g 20, 7 o.
r. L..
hester, via Lsmokin, 9 20 AnC
-.o ,nd SUOr. m.
iva. Ueutrr) and intermediate sta
b., l!NAnd G 2i y. IN.
'' sud llDrmGdiate Etauons, - l2
. r, I'd Kay v lime, 7 Is p. m.
-r .h " 4Nh.nKton, f2a, 4Sl, Q o.
t.N, m. II O6. Il IL, 2 n, 4 a, ! IL
','lEare Division leave for:
-, 90a. nj, iio. 26A $50
a. i%Ni Night
esu and Lewps, s aOA, m, CO. p. m.
aplFti, 81 bOp. m.
ioh, btImAf, and way stations, SO
ln.
fog harrington, 3 10 p. In. Wa,
a. Dover, harrington. And Del
= ~ and L od Night.
y ''ir, JA. III,
llt Cape Charles, Old Point CON
E"tlulk, Il BOT. IN. u I'D II % Night
'hllaio'phis, Broad Street, for WI
NNI"1sl, " ei, q ~, 791, 7 81, 8 lG
J.! ~, u "a. M, az, sol, 4U2, 4 80
ftf, bI, l2Dp. in.
le.4 ton, 6p, 1O,s a. M, LIS, go
. $50 1905 ~ ~. aud ii II u. m.
htt Information, passengers are 70
lhe .'okst once at the station.
rhrl thus ('D art limited express
FL r., - irl fare 10 charged.
fuhh, j. Il WOOD
hianaaef General PaqSenger Az,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
HOUSES FORSALE,

COS TatnAll street rooms and bath,
W. TAtnall street r0ous and hath.
ill1 y Iatnall street rooms and bath.
pl3 West street 10 rooms an bath.
" West street 7 rooms and bath.
l2ih west street : room, $ and bath.
g. " .cOr.7th and West street II rooms and bath
,. cor n and Weht streets rooms and bntl
100 Washington street rooms and bath
isoi ioi MashinRton street . rooms and bath.
i@o WAshlngt II street rooms and bath.
bath.
5. Il. cor, 18th and jefferson st. rooms and
223 Shiplev ST., u rooms Aud bath,
9Oj " est It'll 81. IL rooms and bath
5l6 West7th st. . rooms and bath.
5i2 West 7th Ct. rooms.
as Mes, stb St. a rooms aud bath.
On VIZ st 9Th |. rooms and bath.
M5 Wtst9th 81. rooms and bath.
81 West 9Th bt. 10 rooms ana bath.
l4ts Harrison Vt = r ,oms and bath,
W x liS1 Jack kson st. 7ToOms and bath.
9il south jackson ~. roo ms and bath.
w IAN huren 81. rooms and bath.
vi Van Barren st. q rooms and bath.
lOl7 Monroe St rooms and bath.
lU2 West 18th st. rooms and bath.
81 Madison st. rooms and bath.
w2 Madison 81. rooms and oath.
so5 4 So7 Matt on st. rooms and bath.
1t6 Madison st. rooms and bath.
lG5 Glsln ave. rooms and bath.
isO5 West r. ont st. rooms and hath.
lsM Lincoln III. 5r"oms aud baIn.
A3 Searles 81. rooms.
i5Os West End b. 5rooms and bath.
luW Kiln st. Il 7. oms.
WIS W m st. rooms and bath.
lO7 Kim ~. roo,ns and bath.
ITO Maryland ave.
liz Maryland ave.
Liberty 81.
9ll West 4th 81. rooms and bath,
alS West 4th 81. . rooms and BATH
yl5 West 4th 81. . rooms and bath,
98 West ith 81. rooms and bath.
1907 West 18th 1t. IL rooms and hath.
w Linden 81, srooms and bath.
Cedar and Wright Sts. q looms.
tJT Reed sc. rooms.
flDIhylOr 81. 10 rooms and bath.
f27 East itll bt rooms and bath.
a2O East nth 1T. II rooms and bath,
4ly East 3D. st. . rooms aud hath.
lGai Pine st. @ rooms aud bath.
3l9 kast l3th st. rooms.
N. 4. cor. 18th 4 Elizt tbtth Ste. 8 rooms
b. =. cor. 18th a Elizabeth sts rooms.
D03 Bennett 81. 6roums.
5l3 East lot ~, rooms and bah.
80 East 10th ST, 9 rooms and hath.
81 sherman st 6rooms ard bath.
VIC tos VII on st. rooms.
Va 10 btJ Guyers ave. rooms.
" East 22d st. rooms.
STORES and DWELLINGS.
800 West 2t 81. 10 rooms and bath.
lOl Monroe ~. rooms aud bath.
$40 West Front ST.
lbl Lincoln st. 7 rooms, bath and sable
y D.; cor. Front and HaI fisnn Sts. rOims,
y. Z. cor. Reed ami Harrison SITS. 3 rooms
,: W. cor, 9Th and French SIS. 3 rooms,
4l5 East 9Th 8 t. . rooms and bath.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
zUasE a ORsiU stAIl.IsvAD
nv ~ gFrEUr, Nov. 20, .ss,

Phz IN gFEEOr, Nov. 70, ass'
ls'7s ps's<Aso kvsnsa Dspor
,blolphta ard Ohsstsr. $40, ZOO
|iV 10 IN II lta. m; l 0j J O0, 0 co.
g , 10, 7 20, IS Lng gl3 D. m
&! p Gu ! %, 8 4h, 10 (band Ii llA
" 10, Q u, 80 lnd lbp N,
4 iea 70, Whoell1y. UUlunIbus amt
shlly, 20 r. Ia. aad 3 agp. m,
fpl.E, daily, I 90 d. 70. ardI i as d,
nneu, lsepiEville and 81. Louls.
p N. and 8 20 u. m,
n4lro aud WaAal1ston end Hev,
\. 9 90 arace, II 10 In.;21bsnd
a. Sundays, ! 40 aEd II ~ n. m.
eiiY, slb tnd II 10 m ,2n
y y 10. and " 30 mitnIxnt ~
~ }, ~; 2 %, o 40 AM Z Sop m
s n p&NhEitli, gl6 a. III ~ por
~. % ~; and ado y, IN. daLy
nSy = 20 p, N. 0ail..
rllfke. sEzeGl Staqoa,
HSi M sab p, n. daiiy, sxcNp
W Aliimpfe .pa' Y. M
y Spnday rol I.sn1onbrrY
~ n, Al. and s.3S IN, daily
sgi ''iS q. II GandaY onis
.. m; train connects 1t EsS
~ ulnolnnatl suA 81. LON,
iHss' dsiiy, etcept Sanday, IN,
sa daiiy. ~H'' ~
=
" Md9.n9tod-y.oFFs PltIsas,
g, 0 10, o 70, 40 U,saa, W a
."h A,aO, s.a7. sie 10 % n N
~ A0D. IN. ''
sxiFFH
W. arISi o, y. LURD.
y 20 ,o 0enp Pass. aas,l
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
ATLANTIC GA@QES 4
no. 22A m1Na STREET.,

The undersigned hss fitted MP tli,
Atlantic Carbon III good style, &n,
invites all who wisn 10 pa6s fss
moments pleasant tiy To ca II AID partic
pate In o game Oi -hufh J. beard, teE
pins or pool. O.n,Ce tgiues and liquor
and cigars always on hand.
Lunch everg Wednesday mornin,
and Saturday morning and evening.
WIN. LEGG, Proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
ror sale.

EltUR sALE-ArOIHER GOOD HOUSE,;
~ Having eol1 Mo. pob Adams streo;, We
now cfsr for tRle that new and very pleas.
antiy and beautifully located house, no s
south ClaJton street, rooml bath room.
vonlo1egs. within 10 minuIes walk Of the
prino'Dsl shops ana railroad stations and
convenient TO street cara Price g8,sC0:terms
easy. Particulars es we'll NJ cjnvayRnos
furnish ID TO any who vlsh 10 examine the
property By calling as tbs on 70 Of
GEORGE W. HUSH & SONS.
f20-2w Fren5h etreot wharf.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

1OtsL......... ...-s.....t O37, III VI
S'TATB OF DELAWARE
County OF Ngw AsrLu. ''S'
l, Oth1 hoetHbu, Cashier OF tn,
above-ramej bank do lemnly swear tina,
tho above statement 10 true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief
OtHy NUWLANn. Cashier.
Subscribed and Two n to before me tnlh
lTth day of FebFu lry, 1853
LEVI A. BERrUI5 TIE,
Notary Public.
Oorroot-Attest:
HE ikttE \. OApELLE,
J. RGWLlr uAWrHR p, Directors,
u. WESLEY WELilN,
fl @.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
uievo,aua nt ,,av,.roav,,le.

JACKSONVILLE, Feb 80 -Prosid nj
ClsvelaAa Gud party arrived here to
day. A stop OF about an honr wss mnC
At Savannah, vhsre an Informal rgcep
ton was beli In this depot, and the dit,
tinguished visitors were driven Abou,
the oity, escorted by the mayor aud g
reception committee, tho Gscrgia Hrs
sars acting as 0usrd Of honor.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

FOR SALE-Residence, No.
COS Washington ST.. II rooms,
bath, heater in cellar, electric
bell, servants call bells, and all
modem improvements. This
property will be sold cheap.
Apply to ]. AUGUSTUS Nc
CAUILEY, GOO Market st. fz-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
Mystic 0hain.

This evening meeting OF those In
terestsd In the forming Of new castle
A o. X. NJ. O will be held In the X
Of p. drill room ON the third floor OF III,
Smith Building. 1t will be composed
mainly Of prominent Young men. Mem
bers between 18 and So years Of age will
be admitted. A number OF addresses
will bs made.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

. EPuRT OY THE CONDITION
LII OF THE
IL rIONAL BANK Y WILMlNGTON
AND BRANDY WINE, AT RILMiPo-
TON, IN THE SrATEDf DELLA WARE,
ArThE OLUsE OF BUSIHkSS, FEB
RUAKY ltth, 1883.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
MOTIOER.
M OOMPLIANOE WITH

kToTICE-IN COMPLIANCE WITH
N The eproyisionH and requirements OF an Act
a. ,he Uereral Assembly ~ the State Of Della
ware, pa sed et Dover, March i4tli, lssA emit
tiens, ''na. iop Is hereby glven that certificate
incofpuraiihg company 20 be known ,as
'The Citizens' Bnildtng and Loan Assocla-
TSarsday, the FirsL day OF March, A. T.,
isss, at 10 o clock, a. N be presented TO the
Honorable |. y. arubh, Al Chambers in Will
A'"S''"' Il. ". DICkEpsnN,
DAVID W. ELKINTON,
W. j. FERRIS,
j. u. JANNlER
WlLMFR II nARbON,
WIN. II. BARR
. n-.,Rt JAMhS II. TOMAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

ASK for YCutn' Smoking Tobacco
jos. Wallace, 6Q7 Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
IN )R RENT.

IN u X X Is N 1-lnE FUI.lIU WING
~ DWELLINGS,.
no sl3 Market street. 8 roonl and BATH.
Store and dwelling, sfu.do1B. cofnsI OF
Columbia avenue M | Harrison street.
Telephone Gail tes.
]. AUGUSTUS Ncu AUIiLEY,
fl3u Hn. 600 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

STRAYGD OR SToaEN-A BLACK
- Newfoundland y Ippy about weeks Old.
A lioeral rewar will be given IL etutnPd IA
W. II. CARTER, corner Tenth aud Market
street,. f22-st
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

BOARDING. NAN AND WIFE CAN
ID nrd board, also a few gentlemen, at 10
East second street. Table board, Term
reasonable. fl2-3lt
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23

|asy VI
|ntfOlur
| Iana
| |Madia
| AID ~
| sbam.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-23
-.
tVaEten.

AAYANTEu-.A Few RESPEOrARLE
" and reliable men oi good address ts
sell books, rueR, clocks. ote., en- tho install.
ment plan, exbe!lenos not ns;easary. and
M. y. fhAlM, no FreLch street, c0ln otOT
and manager. Ils.o.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
DIED.
WhLkAVEN-On the 10Th inst An
widow OF the late Thomas wAlraven,

WaLkAVEN-On the 10Th inst Ann,
widow OF the late Thomas wAlraven, in
the siet year CT her age.
Relatives and friends arc respsot fully ~
vitod 10 attend her funeral from the resi-
denoe Of Levi Arden Highlands. 10 uorrov
Tuesday Aitsrseon at 2sl o'c'ceT. intsr.
msnt AZ MT. Salem cemetery. Services will
| 10 held In the church.
| BUhNSlDE-On tho 10Th Instant. Jennie
younkest daughter OF John and Elina
bnrntide. IN the 131 yeIr OF her age.
Inc relatives and frisnda OF the family arc
res2ectfuily iavitod to attend her funeral
from the residonce OF her parents, No. 4
walnut str set, on wednesday aftsrpe1n at
tory.
RILEY-On the 9oth ins:., Mary A. Riley,
aged 81 yesrs.
helstives and frlerds are respectfully in.
vlte1 70 attend her funeral from the real
eenoe o. ner dRugn tsr-in- law. a. N. Riley,
70. lO4v Adams street, on wednesday, a3i
Inst. at 2p. m. Intermspt ut Wumilgton
Auu bfandyHine Cemetery.
GROVER --On tho 10th inst, Mrs. Betsey
=. Grover, In the SD year OF hor ago,
helatives and friends Of the family arc
respectfully invited to attend tho funernl
setYicss from tno residence OF Ter sou in
IPhiladclphis, Pa wednesd Az tho 2sd irst !
~ ll.SO o'oloek. lRterment at hivoivIsw
Cemetery, WtlmiDRtop, LeI Train leaves
bload street station At o O'Clock p. IN.
Eh MIST. - On tho 10th inst, Joseph
Erneet. aged 70 yehrs
Relatives and fIlonds arc regps sctfuliy in
vite1 to attend his funeral services at his
on Tuesday evening OF 0 O'Clock. Inter.
ment az N iddlc own, ou wodnetday after-
noon, IeAvlng the r wa B, depot In this
ef ct ~ IS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
aouleyiK Itxuurniou

GoUley's excursion TO WAahippton on
tho y. & o. railroad on Tuesday, May
~ hrst section to leave Al a. m. with
the kaights OF the Golden Eagles from
Delaware, st. Georges and Chosen
flienda' commABderieu and also rnem.
hers fIom fifteen castles, arriving in
Warrington a. 9.15 .. IN. Tho seoopd
section with the regular excurAlonlsts
~ 6.16, stopping st KiameBs,, Newark
and SipRetly, arriving In Washington
at 8 30. Whole tickets, 81 90; half,
S1.25. good for Ave days on any train on
return trip, with the privilege To stop
on In Baltimore on ary one of the 1--WE
days. The excursion train will leave
Washington for Wilmington al 0 D. N g.,
allowing eleven hours IA Washington.
On hots trsins fast tiaa will be made
ard the eEeutslonlsts will be run within
one square OF the rstion's capitol and
two tquares nearer than any other train
running into Washington
Tickets for sale at the b, & o. station,
foot OF Market street, and on the morn.
Ing OF the excursion alo7g side OF the
trains foot of Market street.
To morrow Tuesday their will be On,
car or more II needed TO convey Gouleyi
] Excurs!onists TO bis trains. Car to leav.
the middle depot at 5 30, sol as to be al
the foet of Market street by $50, in tim,
for the fast section.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Destructive Fire.

The store Of John II. Roach, at Second
and Poplar streets, took fire about three
O'Clock on Sunday morning from some
unknown cause, when the alarm was
gwen. and the ire companies promptly
responded and the flames were soon ex :
tingul5bed, but not before the stock OF
groceries was totally destroyed and his
iurni ure bad , damaged, while between
t4O and ESQ, the proceeds of SRturday'e
sales, LETT in the money drawer, was also
burned up, making a otal loss of some
el2oO or Sl0OUi he having had no insur
ance on his goods. The building be
longe1 TO the ~idow OF the late Captain
Joshua Baker, and was insured In the
Mutual Insurance Company of the State
OF Delaware Mr.. gnu Mrs. Roach. and
also MIR. and Ars. John Il. Lank, who
were boarding with jaam, narrowly es-
cAped with tLci: lives, as In coming
down stairs the smoke was almost i'm
pene rsble and th.y became so confused
lhat they could not IN uedialely get out
AS q consequence MIR. Roach and his
wife, and &lsj Mrs Lank we're badly
burned about tho face and hands, and
nave since suffered very considerably.
Ihe origin Of the FIRE is involved in
mystery as here was no fire about the
place. MI, Roach came TO our city from
Lewes, Del last November, and at once
bult up quite large trade. He has the
sympathy of our citizens in his misior-
tune
work Of repair. will be commenced
win the ltas fosstble delay, and Mr..
ROACH Wi open in few days with a
new stock Of goojf. and will be prepared
70 wait on his numerous customers with
his usual promplLess.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
THIRD EDITION.
news Summary.

william A. Silver, better known ss
Frederick MAfsden, . play wright, com-
1nlttod suioide ut his home In New
York on Friday night. He closed the
wipdows and doors and tunnel on the
xAs. The way WArdness and desertlon
81 his 21 year old daughter, Blsnohe, is
understood to be the cause OF she
BuioIde.
Eight thoroughbred Olydesdale stall.
Sons, valued 81 tl0, coo, which were
shipped from soG t and by Thomas Mo
Boy, has been eelzsd 81 Montreal ON the
ground that McBey, who was aoJudReG
> bunkrupt after the ship left Glasgow,
nxrortsd them with the intention OF de-
5rsuding his creditors.
Two Harvard College students, Ar
thur Whiting. of New York. aud
Samuel Dexter, OF OhiosRo, were fasd
800 and costs each on Saturday fos
maintaining O liquor nuisance AE tue
rooms OF the "Dlskey" Climb, on Bait Q
street, in Boston, which was rAidOd by
ths polico.
A deputy sheriff named Shipe was
shot dead by Hickey Martin, oolored.
whom he was trying % Srrest for n
murder, At the Powell Valley Railroad
Works, twenty miles north OF Knox
VILE, Tennessee. The murderer e.
sDaped.
Ills anrounCtd fom Boston that
John L Sullivan has EurchsEed one
third interest In john b. DOIiB's circus,
and will accompany the slow On ia
summer tour Of the Upittd S.a.se
starting about June /.
Robert T. Arnold, promlnent real
dent OF San NIT, New Jersey, who Il
believed TO have invested largely II
coffee In New York, CON mitted suicide
late Friday night, BY shooting himSel
in the head.
Another break occurred in the sn,
leyee at Lcuisians, Missouri, on Satur
day, flooding mole of the bottoms AM
compelling many people who ttlll rs
mained In their homes 10 tiy for thoi
Liver.
The employees Of the National Tub
Works Company, In McKeesport, Pa
we've on Saturday notified that Reneri
reduction In wages OF from 7 TO 10 pe
cent would be made en- the lat Of Jun,
The celebration Of the anniversary
the battle OF Gettysburg viii be opene
on the historic field BY the First OorI
on July LIST, al p, M, on the spot whsl
Reynolds fell.
The vicinity Of Pratt, Kansas, WI
visiEd by hail storm Thursday nigh
which destroyed fTuitr wheat and corr
Cattle and pigs were killed in SON
places,
Gas esosping In the basement Of Il
First NatIoaal Bank, In St.. CLOUD, Mi
nesoia, exploded Friday night. II
building was wrecked. A number
people were hurt.
Hesry Ebert, convicted Of the NJ ii
der OF hts wife Is jersey City, Ne
jersey, hns been sentenced TO be hang gt
On July l6.
George BELLY wss shot dead during
ht about girl, rear Baltimore, Sa
, afternoon. II is not known wi
red the shot
Sixteen stores In WallAceburR, On
were burned on Saturday. Loea, SaC
900; insurance., t25 900.
Tho river at q llnoy, H., has fall,
seVeTGI inches, aud II Ia now belis]t
The ", rst CT the hJod is over.
The Brooklyn Central Union sund!
RAISED the boy cor against pocl beer.