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Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
FatAl AnraY AZ peImnr.

eALIsBuRI, Md, February "A
cAse Of assault, followed By the death
OF the man assaulted, which happened
q. DelmAr, Del, the latter part OF last
wsek, Was made public TO day, the
matter having heretofore been kept
very quiet 1t appears that on Tuesday
night OF LAST week an unknown dredRer
arrive in Dslmar. He WAS somewhat
under the influence OF liquor, and ex
nibited considerable mouey. About II
O'Clock the night agent ct the DslmRr
railroad depot was alarmed by hearing
q man call for help, and on going out,
found the dredger lying down and some
men Just leaving ths spot. The man
was picked up and carried into the
house In an unconscious condition, and
when the 80 train arrived he was pu,
aboard. He was put of ~ Whining
ton, Dsl., where lie died shortly after
| wards.
A reporter OF the RErUBLICAN made
Idlligent inquiry this morning of those
Iwho 1t is supposed would know II q
man had died here under the above cir
IoumstAncee, bat failed TO fud auy one
who had even heard OF It
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Train Accidents

Asast ok train on the Chicago Ni
Northwestern Railroad was entering 4
deep cut near Morrison, Illinois, on Nor
day night, the engineer discovered ~
red lights of way train, only = few lTi
IN front Of him Wrongly suppOsing A
train ahead TO be standing still, aud Il
pectng an immediate collision, be shol-
ed TO the two men In the cab with hin
jump for their lives, and reversing y,
engine the three men jumped, EiEa
Kelly and Daniel Donovan struck u
walls OF the cut with such force thai eT
were thrown back under the wheels oi@
train and killed.
Mrs. Matilda Carlson and MIS- AnsI
MoTaTs were struck by g train sai
crossing the tracks OF the Fort Wga
Railroad iR Chicago, ,on "Wednesday hiG
The former was killed, and the iai,ei :
badly injured that +, is thought che z
die.
The cahouse car OF a freight train y
throwa from the track by n broker u
and hurled on the ice OF the ThAme NJ
near norwich, Connecticut, yesleig
afternoon. Seventeen laboTefs Eer
the car, all OF whom were Injured, %
none fatally.
A passenger train on the TeIn itdtf
citc Railroad was derailed by dsisdR
switch on Wednesday, near l.ongh
Texas. Michael Cain, engiEesf ~
killed, and T. X Johuson, n haithes ~.
dan and Peter Bagl,r were dAngdeal
injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
nIauful M'VAnrey.

NEw YoEE Feb. 3-Dominick MeCaf-
frey and Jack Dempsey were around and
about yesterday, but little the worse for
their encounter OF Tuesday night. Domi
nick met Jcre Dunn, the referee. In the
Morton House. 81 should have liked to
have seen the contest a draw said Dunn,
"as you are both so clever and such good
fellows, but | could not II justice have
made any otner decision" McCaffrey
manfully admitted he had been fairly
bested by Dempsey, and said that Jack
was far and away the cleverest man he
had ever met He continued "I have
only $4,000 to my name ia the world, but
IN back Dempsey with every dollar OF il
against any man Of his weight in the
world"
This caused considerable talk, where
upon Dunn said, II know man, one OF
the most prominent turfmen OF America
who will back Dempsey fot go COZ
against any man ln the world and give
him fifteen pounds In weight. There wat
a good deal Of talk yesterday among
sporting men about backing Jack againsl
Sullivan. Said one of them "On tive
occasions McCaiIrey proved himself full
as skilliul as Sullivan. II Dominica
couldn't hit Dempsey to hurt him /
stands to reason that sullivan can
either, and 1t makes no difference hos
hard hitter he is, be can not whip ma
II he can't hit him."
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
somethIng New.

A recent issue OF paper devoted to
the interests Of undertakers contains a
cut and description OF something new
in funeral supplies It is called d
funeral gnnunciation 1t is simply an
Ordinary emblem of mourning such as ID
usually placed upon the doof OF house,
with a small frame hanging Just below
the knob In which is placed a card, con
tanning the name age of the deceas ed
together with the time Of holding funeral
services, the place where they will be held
and the place Of interment The inven.
ton is designed to save the afflicted fam
lily the trouble Of asking qlcstions regard
| ing the burial Of the deceased.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
nm o,eloek. noon
-, ~, a,no-,a. - .,I,a


AIi2 O'Clock, noon,
seven head Of horses and colLs.
30. /. Dina, black mare, years old, "
hands high. with foal, viii work anywhere,
has been driven by = woman, not AFRAID OF
steam and can tTot close 10 minutes CA The
No. a. Pou, bay mare, Q wears old, with
fOal, will work AnyNhstt, and AEo1d drlNet.
wi, h glass cyes, broke 10 work and dive sin
gle or donble.
No. !. Morgan. bay horse. ysArs old, le.,
hands high, will work a. y~hsfe aAu Eeod
No. Lucy, dark bay marc, I wears old,
IG nAnds high, Hambletonian stoeh tpltn :
close to minutes aud can be driven BY u
Nc. 6. Brown colt coming ! years old,
Woman stock this colt prom'ses 10 maze
No :. bay colt eominE2 yoArs Old. Yeo-
man stock good slzc and sood action
their ides 10y day of sal, others milking and
springcrs, heiier; Young bull Y htad OF
snoats, sows With pigs. Is head OF ewes.
sUuthdOwn buck, 80 pairs Of chickens.
About 80 bushels Of potatO"f, $50 bushels OF
corn uni ear. Farming Implements l two
horse wagon good ar new. inch trtah nay
he'd carl 3 inch tread and harness milk v agon
end spring buggy anu harness road carl
4 horse rake cutter sleigh and he lis whcs l-hhr.
row RTindstonC : Cultvntnrs wheat drll
| wired pillow syracu,s plUw harrow douhl'
and stngletrees saws and axes set Of wagon,
lhArness 800 good chestnut rails pointed w
chestnut posts and holes ready for setting
dairy fixtures. Rtid's crtAincr good MS new
lbuttsr worker charm 2 to-puart milk can
IN Tx buckets and pArs one good butter tub tS
ice lot of vinegar and other aIticlts MOI men
toned.
| Terms.-AlI sums Of 1,5 aud under ca h, al
sums over that amount a oTtdit al ~ days VII
he given on purchaser giEing a OAnkablt not
with an approved endo''sr, y,,. rr.,p
L.w. sudhAm 4 son. Aucis. J7.-w-f-m-2t'
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
DnnRFAAn

10 the United States Senate yesterday
the presiding ofiioer announced Messrs.
Frye, Dawes. Hisoook, Davis, Morgan,
Batter and HeArtt on the special com
mlttee to consider the Presidents n sJ'
sage on the PAciHo railroads. Mt. Nc
Pnerson introduced bill to amend the
Arthur XIII bridge act. The SenAte
passed the bill 70 increase the pensions
OF the totally helpless sol.iers to S72 y
month.
Mr.. h emma spoke on the suhjsct OF
the Pfestdeut's message on the snrplus
revenue and tariff matters, and Mr.,
shermAn's speech in reply thereto. Mr..
Sherman replied to Mr.. KsnuR. The
Senate AdjJurned until Monday next.
The House passed the bill intended to
prevent tho transmission through Tie
mAils rs second -clAss mater OF chesT
literature and req iiring It 10 be Trans
mltted as third class matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
FIFTH EDITlOa,
Tho Peanut y.n,o,.

AT this mornings session OF thsc,
court tho case Of Joseph AliropI, ~ ,s,
proprietor Of . stand At T,nt, .ss ~
Orange stIeeta. was taken u flr ,,,,
AlffonEs 10 one OF the d ve Italian, -
were arrested on warrants sworn an. ~
Clerk OF the Market Smsltz Ia RS,,.yT
anoe with Instructions from thssn.,
and Sewer Com mission. Ths c,'.
prose outed by CITY Solicitor B,I ~
the accused defended By Aasus H.. Nv
TinRtou. Z q.
0Ietk OF tne MArks, 8. N sr,,.
testified TO the faot OF the stand b.I,s
At tue corner of Tenth and Ons,s
streets, and that he had sworn ou,a.
warrant In accordance with ordsn m.
the Street and Sewer Commission "a
on account OF the complain OF JosnP
jackson who carries on business an N.
opposite corner.
John O. jackson oorroborA,sl IN,
testimony Of Clerk Smeltz, when ",
Harrington said that he wo1,d AanI,
every thing claimed by the trlsern,Io,
without examining Rny more vltn,,,..
as be had another point on which 4,
depended for the defense Bs thsn
asked that the information shopli h.
quAshed on the ground that IT vas a,
iective, and said that ~ this vas,
criminal charge the information or IN.
diolment must specify the par,lon1r
charge there Ia against a prisoner M,
information merely charges that ths
hccufed violated q certain ordinance oi
the city but d0,s not charge him win
having erected booth, or a stand q,
any thing else. II man Is lDdlcted
under the Law, which AfiIes penalty
for stealing q horse, . mule or q COW.
he Is not indicted for violating that en-,
tire section, as ie done Ia this case. but
ior the theft OF horse, or OfamuIe or
| COW, ~ ha case may bs He therefore
claimed ,hAt the inforulli1n was TOO
general IN It's terms and you'd not
| ethnG.
CITY Solicitor Bail male or,st SrRu.
meut In reply, and At the clncluslon
the t9e decided that this Information
must stand and imposed 6us Of S
and costs on the accused, from which
decision Mr.. HsrIiugton promptly Ap.
pealed aud will take the cass TO iAs
Superior Court. The understanding
now 10 that thers shall not be Auy moe
prosecutions until after oNe ,A dear
mined by the court.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
The Farce cied.

There:was large crowd presens ut |
the cily hall at 9lo'clock, this morning
bur on account OF the blsi1ess before
The city court the assessment maohiue
WAS not started until after 10 O'Clock
JAS before the city court adjourned,
Austin Harrington, Esq asked Judge
Cummins for his Interpretation OF the
law concerning the assessors, which
provides that they shall cit 8 hours each
day for Ave days, at thesAtne time call
irg attention to the fact that they have
not sat six hours any day this week.
rho Judge said that the law plainly
meant that they should sit thirty hours
and rs IL was impossible for them to
sit three hours In the morning, on 30.
count OF the sessions OF the city court,
thoy would be obliged to make mp the
time, even II they had TO hold night ses
sions.
The assessors then go. out their
books and commenosd work, but In less
than half an hour the police again com
menced to bring men up the back stair.
way, and whenever they presented ono
Ito the assessors would occupy their
u me for ten or fifteen minutes. In the
m eantims the Republicans were kept
outside the gatee on the plea that the
assessors were busy. Once in q while
Rapublican would be admitted, but
} IduriOR the morning there were not less
than twenty FIVE Democrats brought uT
r the back way. Several members Of the
8 Lsvy Court who were present expressed
t their disgust and disApproval OF tlt
a means adopted by the Democratic
4 workers to prevent Republicans beinI
Assessed. They assured several prom
e tnent Republicans who w5Ee present
: THAT they would see, at the oomiuG
e Iterm Of tue Levy Court, thsgevery mar
n That Is QuAlldei who applet should b
!, placed on the lists, without respect Il
d his color or politics.
The farce was kept up until II A
!o'clock. when Captain M 'tche,l, Aite
4 icopsultation with Seth Il. Fesster
wniIm IL, Pisrson and other prom
:, uent Repub,icAns mounted bencl
:, and asked all the Republicans presen
ished there w6s no chance for them I
gs; their names on the lists, and II the
came out nud gave this afternoon an
10 ali OF to morroE u the Dem ocrAts b
e, did not think they would be- trouble
We with them at the Bsvy Ocur;, where h
1s advised all the Republicans to max
es their applications.
IN The Repu ubllcans then came out, an
upon reaching the Sidewalk in front c
Of ths hall gave three cheers for Capital
Mitchell. The Democrats will mo-
ry have everything their own way, an
p. the police be saved the necessity {
By Iopenly violating the Mayors exprei
r iorder by taking their men up the bAc
IstalrwAy.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Large HAru t,urued

PORT DEPOSIT. Md, Feb. 2.-The
large and subsLantial barn on the farm
OF Mrs. Sallio HSineJ was entirely Dc.
stroytd by fire last evening, together
with the contents, consisting of all the
farm mact ilery used on the place ex.
oepting one drill, forty.six tons OF hay
ard large quantity OF straw.
Mr.. Kitkbrite, the far ner, was away
from home at the time, and his hired
: 10 an, Robt. Wilson, succeeded In sav.
ling twenty two head of stock which
were In the sta oles at the time The
origin of the fire is not known. The
lo.s is about s., 500 There WAS an iI-
surance Of s., 900 on the building.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
FOURTH EDITION
Dots


Pure fresh roasted ot II 9 al CrippsL's,
East Second street.
George W. Stephens. Of Middletown,
has returned from his California uip.
There will he service at Immauuel
Church, Highlands, every Sunday
morning at 10 80 o'clock.
Pure spIcsfl Pure Spicts! Pure
Splcetl We make specislty OF pure
spices. Crippen, 3 East Second street.
Harry C'a7'or. president OF the Citi-
zens' Jlddletnwn, Is having
his eyes treated by DE-. Bislsy OF Phila'
delphia.
Richard Mckee, formerly Of olessa,
died At his residence 10 PnIlndelphtA,
on the 2Sth ult., OF convulsions, in the
san yeas OF his age.
Both tho Southern fast mail trains
were ruu in two sections to day. ais
vAs on account Of the delay on the
New York division.
Two OF the four gates at the P, W. &
B crossing at French street, were iroze q
tight this morning, and had not been got
ten into working order again at noon
Again We receive small invoice OF
those elegant t0o. aud Cos. teas. These
goods are superior to anything for the
money sold In this market. Cr!ppen, .
E.si eecond street
John Pyle, OF MI Cuba, G ffsrs bis de
slrable little farm for sale, his Intention
being TO st cure 9 larger property. Any
Of our citlzsBs Who wish TO enjoy coun'
Try life should take iook at it,
A man calling hinsslf Marquis
snhon@y landed IN PhilAdelphiA from
Nv YOri, Ahout week ago, as h'
SAID, to take CHARGE OF tho business de
lpsrtmept Of the Evening Herald, anC
on the eve Of beginning his business en-
gaRtment ordered o game aud win
supper served up at B9,dps. He ais
ordered supper served up by Msjo
( TeARle, the caterer OF the Journalists
Club, for go members. After thes
Efforts he quietly disappeared, and tn
Buppers were not pArtaken OF, and rt
main uneAlen and uupaid.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
MRS InnEtry'u Car.

Mrs. LAugiry's new car L,L,s u
the vorEsut the Harlan Il HJDap
worth Company yesterday aiisii%S
about . 80 o'clock. Colonel W. ,
Mann, president Of the Mana Bllls
Oar Company, had charge oi Ih. .
AHd was accompanied By bis hls
dsns hLerR. A gang OF upho''fl,aa,
under foreman EiWard ROblnsoa d y Y,
car thop, went to PhilGdtlph Y. n.
the Cal, completing their work % y y
way. The pantry was well aug q
fore the osr left this city. 1t rella~
at Broad street station unit u p u!
when It etartel for Sorant15 E.',y ',
Mrs LauRtry takes formal Pl''es'l'H VI
1t to-day,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Aou,ienr of Music

The Weston Brothers III ." ~
World" opened at the n iG'Ls "a
Music last night to 3 pacatI ...ssd
The play was well received, anu M ', y
to have at once found favor W., w., IN
audience. Tue westons, datl.s
per rformSnoe, gave musical tPsS, KY, Is
that surpassed anything Ia Tvs nrs
ever seen In this city. All iAS IA hi
beTs OF thB company ore al'' ~ ps
pieoe deserves suocess, AZ - 1r,s!-
formAuces should be rectt7t1 ~ ~
cd touSes, ike that OF last niSA"
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
DIED.

RANDLE-Cn tho sut uit.. at the resi-
dercs OF John y. HttlesEef, Iron Htli,
MD Rtbecca, wifJ OF GApt. John handle,
aged 81.
Relativel aud friends are respectfully iu.
vitod u attend the funeral on saturday,
attn irss, TO proceed TO tbs Uld Swadot
Uhuren, Wilmington. Del, for sofvlco and
intsfment Leave IToa hill at 10 ocloeE
IN. arriving NJ thu church a. O'Clock y.
N.
SMITH-In this city, oa feb. ], lss, Ann
smith, aged years
Relatives ana frten1s are respectfully In
yited to attend her funeral from her late
residshcs. NO. III Poplar street. on Sstur'
day morning at O'Clock. lntermont at NeH
Cathedral Cemetery
MASON.-On Wednesdsy evening, teoru-
ary lst, Olivia MaB8a, aged 20 year,.
Funeral IRON hsr late )me, :. r corner
Seventh and Lombard etrsats, Saturday
aitsrnoo-, tth inst, at o'oiScz.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
PugilIs.s WORD NyrAnKlss

My reply to 6ullivan's malicious
and untrutnful assertions was couchsd
in plain acd business like language, but
he again fAvors me with an evAsive.
abusive and BON bAstic reply. am not
going TO be blllied by either Sullivan
or his organ, or his money into hols
and corner work.
ITO morrow, Friday, Sni h will st
tend a. three o'clock prepared to sign
attic 90 to fight Sullivan TO q fln,sh ANY
day that may he mutually agreed upon
batween May 26 aud june 8 for ! ,0Co
or }, 600 side. post $500 to bind the
mstch. Should Sullivan fail to put In
Eu appearance l shall refuse TO lAbt
noies Of any more excuses that may he
advanced by him or his aRents.
III FILMING "
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
FuuerAI of Mrs. Stp,Su.

Mrs Clara Nebeker, tn, vile o. az ~
Ne ekar, formerly OF this ol'Y,"nu ~ v
In Philadelphia OF typhoid le'tt % -, =
Tuesday, WAS buried in the "i.ln'pts. ~.
aud BrAndywine cemetery tlis ~, a,
lag Tns body arrived on the 'iA'p :. y
10 this oily Gbout II O'CLOCK aul ~ u
met al tue station by large a''euS ~
ui fr.elds. who folio Sed II to loe
OF burial. AT the chapel conuse'N N II
the Cemetery the oaskst Was op5L',
El!oS the friends to take a 's' Ivsi -
tbs rsms.us, and the tuners! &c se' n
were conducted by the Eav' p'
son.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
General sherldAn a. the nup.

PosToS. Mas Fsb. 2-General
Pnilip Il Sheridan has been the recipi.
ent Of many couriesiss here to day, and
his Visit has created immense enthus
iasm. With his staff the General visit
ed the Supreme Court on invitation o.
Judge Devens. A Walt 10 Mayo
O'Brien st City Hall was next In order
and q very pleasant reception was held
In the Mayors effiee, the mem bers o
the city government and heads OF de
partments being present.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
hsvereIY Iriareh.

This raorniug about II 30 O'Clock Z
lad named Cochran, while slsddiug OF
Sixth stTest, ptar Madison, rau into
hchhnus' wagon and was severely in
iur6i by the horse, wa!ch became
frightened and s.aupsi OF him. Ht
was taken tJ CsEtmrll's drag store ant
d.. Wallace attended his injuries. Hi,
mother being cent for tainted on hei
arrival. rhe lsd livss on Wet Second
stree. near Union, He Is grandson O.
James Meharty, the shoe dealer.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Horse stolen.

A bay horse about year w IN \
stolen from the stable o. '%s1d 4
B,hckia, south Christians Il NV. .,s q
7 ursdsy evening There y "A
oth,r nARs In the stalls, bat tno o.i9
70 stood near the door, Gnu -
t 10 best In appearance. Tas , ars id
of the Farmers Aisoclslen s,d
o1kioR icr him 10 day a a,, IN
$40 Will be paid for the s,T,n,i.J
property and the arrest an~ '''
OF toe thi,i or thieves.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
A UDIrUE's SALT.

L
Ey virtue OF q warrant ofthe Mhyor OF the
city OF WILMINGTON, TO ne directed, will be
exposed To pubic sale at J o'eiosk y. NJ, on
FRIDAY, Y,gEHRUAkY 10th, 1858,
At tho Auditor's Ditos, No s[ EAst sixth
street, (2I ttoryl in this city Of Wilmington,
New OHsile Oounty. state Of Della HArO, ali
that certain lLt pleco or parcel OF land, sit
uate as iollovs;
Beginning at the corner formed by the IT,
ter section OF the sDutherly side Of A street
and the eAsteriy tide OF Il ~ teot vide street
laid out parallel with and at tho dtstAnto oi
lSb feet ueR'erly frCm OlOyment street And
now called Queen street, thence foutherly
along said Hde . O1esn ttTsst 80 feet 10 .
stake, thence eSsttrly and parallel with A
street 90 feet 10 q stake, thenoS ncrtheriy
and pEtAllel with Queen stfeet 90 feet 70 the
aforosaid southeriy side of A stroet, an
thence thereby westerly 60 feet to the placs
OF beginning, De the eJntonta thereof What
thev may.
Seized and taken into erection As th'
properly OF Joseph ". Long, and 70 be sole
by JOHN N. REW Alt,
Iity HHdi or.
N. y, The above NAMED properly it to n
sold 10 satisfy u iien theron for cSrtihg Az
paving SidsWAlks. lan2s-h
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
A S,aiehluR Party,

A merry party Grove to Wet Chester
from this city Wedn esday afternoon In
. fonT'in hand and registered Et the
Turks Head Hotel, where they took
supper. While here they took drive
aroand town The following nAmed
per,Ons composed the party Joehua
Conner aud wife, George II Ash aud
vile, j Win, scott aud wife, Miss
Mary Williams, Miss Cara Coantfs',
Miss May Townsend, William Y. War
uer, Thomas @. Young.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Shsrin SaIes

Sheriff LamDson, on "Wednesday, sod
The following properties al public sale,
House and lot ol Wilmer c. Worrall, al
Newark Del, to W T Lyman, Esq.
attorney, tor I eco, - acrts OF land IN
Christiaua Hundred, belonging to W. L.
Bic herman, to j T. Smith, attorney; g..
$40 feet oi land al Townsend, Delaware,
belonging to the John II Dickinson Is
tate, " James L. D.ckins on, for s. 800.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
In ToWu again,

City Missionary and Prison Chap ala
Randall, who was in this city rome
years Ego, has again made his appear.
ance aud employed his time yesterday
in distributing tracts on the streets. He
called at the REPUBLICAN Office this
morning and said that 1t Was his inten
tion to bold service at New Castle jail
and at the almshouse.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Eumocated at the age of o..

FREpEIr MD, Feb. 2 A colorcd
mau named John Hall, said to be about
n years of age was badly burned, and
died Of sudocation from the smoke, in a
snsll building on East Patrick street.
which took fire at about four O'Clock this
morning. Hall lived alone in the build
ing, and his bed, 1t is thought, took fire
from thr stove When the hremen reach
I'd the scene they found him dead. The
house Was but little damaged.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
an EnjoyADie Party

The Volunteer Social Club, an associa
ton composed of young ladies and g ntle.
men, gave a very enjoyable party in the
hall at the Frank Building, No, $50 King
street, last evening. There were aboui
forty couples present, and dancing wa
kept up until 3 o'clock this morning. An
abundance OF refreshments was served
and everybody present enjoyed them.
selves
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Wong chin reo sn,. ths nom,n,on

KINGSTON, Ont, February Wong
Chin Foo, the Chinese lecturer and
journalist ol New York, has entered an
action tor S25. 01 against the Dominion
Government Wong was cent Ia bond
from clifton to Kingston with label on
his back, in accordance with customs
regulations This and other lndignites are
the cause OF the action.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Jem smith VIII sign.

LONDON, Feb. 2.-Jem Smith has IN
nounccd his intention Of signing arlicles
at the office of the Sporting Life to fight
John L. sullivan either in May or June
for Ll,Ol0 a side 1t is thought impro
bable, however, that Sullivan will agree
to the terms of Smith proposal,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
sale of n uecn County Yarn

ELKToS, MD, Fab. 2.-Tha' Biddle
farm, in the second election district OF
Cecil county, q mile and q half from
Chesapeake Oity, on the road leading u
ElEtoB, containing ll2 acres, improved
by q two ndA.half-story frame dwell.
ing, barn, etc., WAS sold at mortgages
sale this afternoon by VIM. s Evans
attorney. Thomas II. HArin WAS tht
plrchaser, for g. 2E0
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Konnd pend In the WOODS.

SALISBURY, MD, Feb 2.-Turpin r
Bradley. living near Snarptown, " icomi.
co county, was found dead IN the woods
near there Monday night Some time
alter dinner he left home with his gun to
kin some birds Not returning at night.
fall search was instituted, and he was
found in the woods, lying face downward
III the snow.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
HEmAnlty Circle,

Thls evening Humanity Circle. No.
l, Is. Y. II. H., will give q musical and
literary entertainment 10 O1d FellowA'
Hall. A feature Of the perfoIm mat &C
Will he the sleight OF hand work OF the
celebrated Rheudoiph. After the pro
gram has been gene through pack ages
wi. be auctioned oG.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-03
Loaf a Cow

TIE E,v. ". Il Hen5rickSor, psstor
Of NJ. Lebanon N. X. Church, who q 80
tills farm at Centrsville, lost valu.
able COW lss. Taesoay night. The COWS
wers fastened IL the bara, and one Of
them mABSEsd 10 got loose and COM
msncfd hooking he ether, and this COW
In try Ing to escape f.on i. checked her
SELF 10 tteatl