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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

I HAVE THIS DAY SOLD NY ENTIRE INTER.
l 81 Ia the firm of Aston, Maury A Go. Ia "
~ Mnufy and Walter Webb. who continue NJ the
old stand under the firm name aud style OF wEIll
& MAUii, they assuming al liabilities and col.
lccting all outstanding accounts and herchy ~
commend the new firm To the patronage Z the
public l.. - ASTON.
MENrus, TESS. July 2. issS
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TAKIcN UP.

nNE RuCKsKIN TEXAS PONY-
~ by ], n Armour ~ miles out ON N. a T. nail
road section No. l.
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GALVANIZED IRoNwoRKs.

GEo. p RuBscil, JR. THE us AND snEgr
VI iron worker business and residence. islo
phone 40. ~.
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A WET NURSE, IMMEDIATELY
~ Az Nh ols Main strcot
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rINo EXCHANGE FOR RESIDENCE PROPERTY
l. in city n l0Oacre farm, well improved: on nail.
rood, N miles from city. Jos Elliott ~ Madison.
rINO BUY 4 GOOD GENTLE HARNESS HORSE,
i Cheap. Gllchrlst & Martin. Masonic Tcmpe.
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rTNO INVEST $1,000 WITH SERVICES mo LILO.
L uorl. Address Inquirer, Memphis Appeal.
rINO EXCHANGE NASHVILLE FOR MEMPHIS
L property, or for lands IN Mississippi delta on
line OF l., n. .. & T. X X G, u. VANCk
BatcrVillc. Miss
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A RCHITECTS AND BUILDERS TO EXAMINE
~ the new window awning and vcutilator ut
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CITUATION ny A FIRsT.CLAss Mill MAN
> either Jaw or planning mill, Address
MILLER Appeat Office
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Lynchers At,er HIM

SANTA AHA, Cal, Jan. 27.-rse
dead bodies OF @. Z. Hitchcock, a
prominent farmer, and his V ife we've
found yeste rdAy In . hole n long vsy
from their home, partially bur cd under
the earth A deep cut was Id Hitch
cocks throat. His wke's bead was
split open, as II y vi.h q hAtohet,
~ tfAnspired that On Monday the pair
nSo come 10 this plaoe and RcknoWl.
euReu the ueed 10 their property 70 one
AhscalNR, q german. They started on
their return home aud wore not seen
until their to1iei wEs fgund in the
pit,
a body OF lynohsIs se!Esd Ansoh lag
and hanged him before the ofi,ial,
could interfeTe. 1t seemed evident
tlAt ApsohiaR had murdered the couple
t0 retain the money he had prcm ised 10
pay them for The land.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
FOURTH EDITION
Iaeavr snnn atorm.

RnLprYso, Pa. Jan. 2T.-In Berks,
Lebanon, schuy kill and Lehigh counties
the public roads have been almost entire
ly abandoned because OF the immense
snow driits, and teams pass over the open
fields regardless of fences, which In many
plAces are not visible.
On the Lebanon Valley Railroad the
cuts are fllied with snow, and q forde of
men was sent out this n ogning ~ shovel
them out. Three freight trains were
sDowbound on this road all night,
! On the Reading and Columbia Railroad
trains we're eeven hours late. A passen
ger train on the Schuylkill and Lehigh
ksilroad which left Slatington early thus
morning stuck in the snow along the
mountains and was shovelled out atpOon
Farmers are turning out IN bands Of Gfty
and 1tL to open country roads
LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. q -Ra broad
travel in this vicinity Is grea ly delayed
by the heavy snow drift. On the Fred.
erick division OF the Pennsylvania EAil.
road travel has almost entirely CEASED,
and to day workmen are engaged At Lit
tlesto~n In digging passenger train out
OF a snow-driiL
cd all nigh, and caused q blockade Of
i ~ eAio bh tAo ANNW hAhTOpu
miles long west Of Hampton The trains
are now moving All trains on the Ban
Ror and Portland and the LehiEh aud
Laokawanna Railroads have been ahan-
doned owing to many deep drifts
| HARRiHsURo Pa, Jan. 37.-Travel on
the railroads centriDg In this city has
been greatly impeded by the hags snoW-
banks that obstruet the tracks The
Cumberland Valley Railroad Company
has annulled all freight trains, ard 10 di.
recting its attention TO the running OF
passenger trains.
SCRANTON Pa, Jan. 27.-Trntfic has
been resumed on the railroads entering
this city. The blockade ON the Della " are,
LackawannA and Western was rAited this
afternoon. aud trains are making almost
schedule tine
SPRISGrIELD, Mas Jan. ~ The
mail train from the north on the Con-
necticut River Railroad due at Molyoke
at six O'Clock last night became ttal led IN
cut two miles no th Of that city A
gang OF men went 10 work this morning
to dig It out.
PITTssIRIID Mass Ja7. 81 Five long
passenger trains on the Boston and AL
oany Road are snow bound here awaiting
news of the opening OF the road before
proceeding further. The fact ~. Louis
express spent last night In q snow drift
near Washington cut. There " ere over
one hundred passengers on board,
PLYMOUTH, N. h., Jan. "a. - The
weather here is the worst knbwG for
years. Eighteen inches Of snow fell dur
ing the past twenty iour hours and tho
thermometer is 81: degrees telow zero
with the wind blowing hurricane.
NR~ YoRK, Jan 27.-A milk IAmipe is
threatened The Eilk trains over many
OF the reads are buried In sno y drifts
Hith the eontents OF the cans frozen solid
sixty cara loaded With milk are showed in
near hiddletoun. 1he milk trAins over
the fennsyl'ania Road are the dnly once
In 70 day
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
KIIIed on ,ne Bo,,on aud AIp.uy.

PIrTsFTELD Mass Jan 27.-PANiok X
Cudmore, conductor Of . freight trail n,
and CHARLES Wheslonk, Q brakeman OF
the same train, were killed At william 3
town, Macs, this morning. They bot b
lived In North Adsms, where their
bodies were taken after the acolden t.
The Emishup occurred ut the coal
switch. The freight train ran into a
huge snow drift Aad was stalled.
A brakeInAn went back to signal q
passenger train. He put t0rpedoes on
the track, bot the snow made them
useless. The wind WAS blowing q gale
aSd his lights could not be seen by the
engineer OF the approaching train. The
result WAS that the engine OF the pas.
stDger train ran into the freight train,
smaehed the oaboose and killed Whee
lock outright.
Cudmore was taken TO tho North
Adams Hospital. where be died in q
few hours Beth trains were coming
Into North A1aus from Troy. 10 3D.
diti0n James Lamb OF the freight train
and . fireman Of the passenger train,
Charles Aouser, were hurt.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Prosecuting the italian,

In pursuance OF instruotlou .r5n IN,
Directors Of the Street and Saver C,n.
mission, Clerk of the MArks, sS.i,,
bad warrants issued yesterday IA, N.
following proprietors OF corner sland,.
A. l.. Hascott, Eighth aud MAZE,
streets; Peter L tcRsto, Po1ub ssi
Market street,; Joseph Alironr, T.p,S
and Orange streets; Tnouas Lautr,sys
Third and Market streets, and C.n.,
Santo, Ninth and Market stresu Tss.s
cases were called befo Judge Cun,
minis At this mornings session Of m.
olty court by City Solicitor Ba l. sbsp
Austin Harrington. ESQ who appsAtsd
for the accused, asked that hey b. cou.
tiDued until after decision IN ief rsto.
to the legality OF the corner sulds b,d
been given by the Court, The Jadv.
seemed to take this view oi lhs mater
and said that he could DO, iestke u,e N
bringing these men before him ayary
day until the matter vas settled by lha
Court. IL was finally ssrtei TO post.
pore the hearing upt! az, TuesdayI
morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
In tne matk.ls

There were good markets to day and
buyers were plentiful, nO,withstaL 81 Q
the cold weather. Chickens aud meat,
are froBsu s;lh, snd the people tack Of
the stands we're nearly frLzen them
selves. There is but lttlle II Auy change
in prioes since last Wednesday.
Potatoes Sre IL to IS Gems per hall
peck; 40 20 Is cents per basket; luruipt
are cents per tsN pick, or 70 cent,
psr baske'; cabbage it 10 10 cents pal
mead, or q to 81 per huEGre3; lettuce i.
oenls Per head; celery is 3 cents per
stalk.
App'es are IS to 20 cents psr hall
peck bananas 20 10 IS GEMS per dczep
white grapes 1s % 20 cents PER pound
lemons, IL to 10 cents per dcssr
oranges, % 70 35 cen,a per dczsn; . few
small obee Al IS cents per dtzsp.
Butter is SIS 10 30 cents par rocue,
Eggs STe 81 to IS cents per dozsn.
Cheese is IA to l ; cents per pound. Ap.
Die tuter is pounds Tor 25 cent?;
mines N oAt, ) pouLds Tor 25 cent?; IRE.
Hervst, 70 esnts ner p9uud
Chickens arr 8 81 % Sl.75 Der paIr.
ducks are VI 20 10 e. per pair.
Prices tel cCut.dtraO'y before the
Close OF the market.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
WIN. u. sHAEPs co.
the unbleached 50 25 down

the unbleached 50 25 down
to 81 so.
The table darnasks, tool
how those Barnslsy table
linens did jump-62i cents
for q 90 cent table linen. We
have added another not quite
40 wide by q few inches, but
finer.
Some houseie epers prefer
| the German hslf.b!eached
look damasks-these are 20
inches wide, beautiful pat
terms and splendid quality,
the best 81 nEmber known
They go in the sale at 20
cents.
| With so much cutting up
lof table linens as in the last
1.-TWO weeks, we have left q
great many remnants. They
lare marked ct low prices
land piled up on the counter
in the basement. With them
are a lot OF Turkey.red rem
nants, some small enough to
make a bread lag and others
large enough for a table
cloth-t of a yard to 5 yards
lengths. They rate in price
at about 25 cents all around
INSTEAD of so and 65. There's
Hun ahead among the rem
nants, and the most fan for
the quickest.
| We have S pieces a yard
wide Shaker Flannel that
Ihave been here too long,
they are a triAe so;led. Cotton
warp and wool filling
Shakers are familiar to all
ladies as being the best
Igoods made that are un-
lshrikable. 30 cents instead
lot 57s,
Here's a lot Of late buy.
ers' benefits in reduced
blankets.
l04 white, 81 90, down ~ Sc per pair
10 4 whi.e, | 80 wn 10 81 80 per pair
10 4 white, : rs, down to 2 Is per pair
II white, 10, down to q ser pair
ia Whit $50, down 10 500 par pair
| Even yet we may have
Blanket weather.
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Tnenty Paraon.I1lntnn-

sr. PAUL, Jan 27.-As grin car wla
Its accompanying car FLIED will passel
gers was going down a hill on the cIbs
road TO day, the grip man losi control 4
the car and the cars started on a md
career down the hill, and were ony stop
ped by running OF the tack TWen,y NJ,
sons we're injured NJ. l.. Sander. oitl,
Northwestern Fuel Company, was lalJ
injured Amor z the Others injured EHt
Louis Ra bert, a boy, who bad BIZ ih
hand torn OF and his arm mAnglej Ca
duetor frank z. North George II wI,
son, q A. Barker, Miss Ada Kasla
MIS-. ChAs Steele, Bert DarroW, Nm
Serey, A. Bertram, Henry Z. sm.iA, Al
l. Smith, Milt g. Brown, AainS
Nelson, Miss Linda Thorscn, Ms On
Seaman and v. T. Meyst.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
ttAFvinEIndihnA,

CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-A Browns Val.
ley, Minu., special says: Iu regard to
the statement made few dAys ago
that the Sissoton Indians were IN a
starving cond i.ion. 1; was found yesier-
day that quite number are almost en-
tifsly dependent on the charity Of sew.
etAl families OF this place. The agent
is doing what he can to beip the needy
ones, bat for some reason tries to cover
up the fact that the indians, II not
actually Suffering, are greatly In need
Of assistance.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
econ County FArm. $ old

ELKroN, Nd, Jan. q 4 Samuel j
heys Ahu isaac ID. Davis have puT.
CHASED Of Captain John Davidson the
lSrm formerly belonging 10 the Brock
estate. IL contains lO6 acres improved
oy frame dwelllng house, Rnd Is gil u.
Aeh 10 Eik stk Ceoil County, two
lnu haii mi es fTom Etktoh. Sixteen
1unuIen q ColIars was the amount ptii.
= = t4nk fsiI OF Lite Britain, Lancaster
Sounty' SH "a has purchased farm oil
~ ~ acF's 10 the sixth dibtrics, Cecil
S9ih,S, y rom stephen X ynolds, for
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
rnslr Flr., En,srI.lnn.pt

Rodney Council, Nc. 4s, EaiInsl
fIovident Union, will give thsiT fn
pubic eniertainu ent this evening d
the A. o. U. W hall, Ninth and shlt
icy streets Prominent speaker vii
oe present from New York and PALT
dolphin, and the exercises will hh
terspersed with vocal and inItraDna
M muslo, readings aud reoltAtlona Cart
OF admission can be procured frJn AZ
OF The members free OF charge.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
AXE RuuOr.

Again the Iumor is being circulated
thAt lhe employees OF the Psnnsy vau Ia
hilroed company have demanded . \
increase OF Ten Per cent. In their ps y,
a ralfosd ofhciAl emphatical denied
.he tInte OF the report yesterday. He
saia that the employea had made no
request ior 40 Increase, and hat being
wei paid, they were entirely satitn sd J..
4ue report which WAS carrtns on the
sttsets yesterday that several directors
shu oDl efs or the company had c5n,
slllAuon upon the matter seems 10 have
been without foundation
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
FIFTH EDITION.
illumination fsrIea,h...-

Superintendent Bsssy hsld ,0
nation for teachers in the eIrl,, Anl'
OF No. l sohool this uornins .Sn
ming at Q O'Clock. Fifty Ion, ossa' a
cants for ezamirAtlon vera ,. appi'
They are Of both ssxes, but ,hs .'enh
number the aterner sax. Th,v ,an Wy
age from Is to 30 yeAts, but 49,, u
by the looks OF the lady appllosn,.s Re
majority are not far beyond N ~, M'
The examination includes .,l,hg.,,s'' ys'
grammar, mental srlthmetlo Osp..! 1o.'
ply. tpelllug aod pbys,olovy -.
hygiene. Tho whole examina,I5, ~
conducted by suparintendsp, a.
with the exception OF the sramin,,,s!
in spelling. which was oondur,st II
Professor p. A. Groves, OF Sss,I
OIL.
These examinations are for ,,,,s
oates OF the second and thru sr,d,. q
per centaRe OF 60 per cant entit,s'h.
applicant 10 athird grade and Of a ss
cent. TO . second grade certls.,.
Extra credits are given for ps,s.s,
paper. The questions are tb1no,s.
practical and are entirely m, 49,
puzzles, A sound knovledos a, 4.
sntjeots however 10 requIrtd 10 Ar,,,,
them correctly. They are Iu,t ,kstII
OF questions IS school teacher ,s,.S
be required to answer.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
-
Etaka Of INA rnnnnn.n.nr.
Their Tenth App,v.,.,,,

MT, and Mrs Harry OautvslI ,,lsba
ted The tenth anniversary of their vd.
alns last Tuesday evening at lher rs-
dence. No 3O4 Jefferson stree. Ter
were q large number OF their iilsual
present including several .,achen Mi
scholars of the Delaware Avenue By
nst Sunday school OF which NJ. Olat
vel Ia superintendent. Tho presps
we're numerous and vAlusbe. Rsffeif
ments we're served In sb1ndance, a,i
tne company did not break Up unil
after midnight.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Trains Bloes.oed in ,pe soox

PoRr DRPosiT, ND Jan. 27.-Yester
day heavy snow storm vi tied this sec
tion The evening train south on tn,
Port Deposit and Columbia Railroad wa
three hours behind time, and the morninl
train south on the same road was nearll
one hour late On the Frederick end o
the road north OF Columbia several train
are blockaded In the sno and cannot b.
heard from
The cold weather still holds the ice in
the SusquehannA intact.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Wm' B. ShaTp& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS,

Our great sale of Ladies
and Mems white merino and
scarlet wool underwear has
been a veritable "bliZzard."
1t has created CONSERVATION
among the high prices which
have fallen as low as a biz.
zard temperature and frozen
stiff. In two weeks over
two hundred boxes Of under.
wear have been distributed
by US.
The last overhsuling has
been made, new ones axe
|added and we herewith giv'
Iyou what are lett OF the fret
Hot.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
MysterIoua pIsapp.n,ase.

on Thursday evening HTiY Hslp'
goon, . barber doing busiasts al NO,
~ Ist Third street, left ihe shop AGoa
. 0 CLOCK. say Ing he wouli be BACK
about ten minutes, but up % this i.H'
No has neither bsen seen c' heard y. oL
Mrs. Ch.is.iAn Popp. the vid1F Of Y, ~
partner, who died abou; tTo molls
ago. has taken posses siou OF ne Pl,J
and will have tho business cJnla'%
hereafter In hef name.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
The Schooner mary n. 1ebne,s

R'EKnHAD, l. l., Jan. 27.-The crew
OF the schooner Mary 4, Tebbets, which
irt Hampton, Va, for New York on
november IL and was net heard from
again, we're picked up by an Italian brig
and taken to port In Portugal, Two
young men from this place were among
the crew, aud have written friends here
OF their safety. The vessel foundeled.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
ProhiDiaon In Mm,Aeho,,,l.

The Massachusetts House Ct Delegate.
on "wednesday, by vote OF 100 to 40
adopted the constitutional amendment
prohibiting the man ufActure aud sale OF
intoxicating liquors, The measure now
goes over TO the Legislature of 1852, and
II concurrent acton Is then taken, 1t will
De passed upon By the people at tho sue.
cSeding November election.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
HertipE Deer WIN $1,000 Dog

Mr. Lorillard, the srea' tobacco man
with several other wealthy N8rtherr
eEsi has bee here FOR seyeral days hunt
Ing deer and other game on the is.Auu,
around. They oAme down On hr. L.r
lizard pslat!Al yacht; the hui Is ttee
ana the hnishtpgs OF polished nrats tn,
Nhoie being thing OF beGnty. MI
Lori .Afd hss several dogs with him
one o. Eaich Coz: Is, 700, and Others thai
coal g., 500 each.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
AN oyTEz TO JHM SIXTH
BroekIyn Navy inrd Trap,as,,.n,

The SECRETARY OF the Navy hiss had
i1e case of ray InspsoIGr Sievensou
under oonHiderAt'on for several days
and will Announce his action To day
or early next Neeek. L. known thHi
he Conclusions Of the court Of inquiry
are unfAVorhbls to Mr.. Stevenson aud
also - several other oflicers who are i'm
p,icAted 10 the transactions 81 the Brook
iyn Navy Yard which were rtcsptI,
Investigated.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Leafsr. nl lne nildnls nrnnt

A gentleman complains to the BE.
PUBLICAN thai one evening reoeuty
he went ihts the wsi ing room OF the
Middle Depot with his mother, Ard
found Is allied With croE d OF lounRtrs,
whose conversation was uuf: tor npy
one 70 lisIeu to. he "a cf tie opinion
that she cou pany should put stop 10
this practice, Aui have toe room kept
30 It c1a b used BY the patrons OF The
road.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
An Oystsr scnooner unp,l,. -

COVER, De-. Jar. H.-The oyster
schooner Village Belle olpn'z I'd ofi
hanons RiToti In the Delaware Bay,
iAst evening during the heavy gale
WI lia prevailed. Tse captain and
crew, badly fsczsn, wero rescued by
'he CREW CT the schooner Maggie Gar
relt. The Village Belle 10 owned in
P1l.aielphiA by Mayer ~ shillln berger,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Decline OF lno IAnlgBp

A despatch from Torou,e, o1taia,
says the decline In the Kuigts /.
Labor as to members Roes s:esdlI y. !.
there. All the assem- olies .h9E ~
creases. some TO q very .hrsa eIis.,
One assembly bad 900 memIeFs ~
ago and now has only 60 l5Snss n.
diss"nsioIs and dissAtisfassioa TlID :, !,
management OF the order are Alt6s1'
tue cause Of the deeresse.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Loeomotlvs Enr,n.sr,-

The Brotherhood o! Looonotlye Eu.
ginetrs will open i,s annual meetipR on
wednesday orning nex1Atthe Glrard
House, PhilsdelphiA. Two dAss will
DO occupied by the sessions. A NUN
ber OF papers on topics Interesting tc
she enRineers viii bs read Delegates
rom various parts Of the couutry will
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
UIkni a nirlEh.

Yesterday afternoon, while e1hS =,
ON Eleventh street bill, sna oN~,
into sleigh being driven ~ n
along French etrset and upss' ~
sleigh, The boy WAS not hurt ois ~
man driving the sleish hal psI~s x
osdly cut. The mans name cea'' =
bs ascertained.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
r CO.'S heoept,oo

The seventh annual reception and
inii oIess dr!ll OF Co Poeties Rities,
FIst Regiment. N. @. d will bs give .
In The Institute Hall on Monday even
ing, February la.h. The grand mGrch
VIII start promptly at 8 O'Clock, Iuyi.
'aliohs have be, il issued to prominent
military onicers, who will appear In
uniform. Tickets, 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
pset

As iA-ms- was driving two horse
wagon !oaded With bay yes.erdsy after.
neon on the road leading from BRANDY.
wine Springs 10 Wilmington the wagon
turned complete sumsuaalt From
the position in which the wagon was
lylng Il Is likely the wind L ast have
blown II over.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
UharlottesvlIIe It.In,

NHARLoTTBsvILLE, VA, Jan. 25 -
hf., EmIiy Smith was fAfslly burned
Wy NE Communicating TO her clothing
it2m crate. She lived bat a few
Lents and was b rIed TO day.
ME 3 Nd. Brudey, Immediately
si,ef we topersl OF her SON. which took
7 age to-day, fell and broke two Dor es
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
A UDIroK's sALE.

1 "A
by virtue Of wAftsn' efthe Mayor CT ihl
slty Of WILMINGTON, 20 ne directed vii be
expessd 70 public sale. at Z o'elosk p. III e, OIL
FE2DAY, FEVH1ARY 10Th. Isss,
A. the auditors Utle., No sk East Sixth
/ street, IA story in the CITY OF RilminRtor.
New UAstls U0un;y state Of Della ware, ali
that sertain let, pitos or parcel OF land, cit
uAte as iohows:
BeEinnins st the corner formed BY tbs t.
ter rseotion Of the southerly side Of A street
and the eAEteTly aide Of q 90 feet wide street
laid out pAralfsl with and ST the diItsn o o {
las feet westerly fren ClAyuont street Aud
aoW called Queen strest, thence sou therly
along said side q 1ssn Gtr set 20 feet 10 3
stalks, thence eastsrly and parallel with a
street 90 feet to = stake, thenss ntrtherly
Aud parallel Wild & Seen street 20 feet 10 the
sfSrssAld southsrly side OF A stree al
thence thereby westerly co feet 10 the plRcs
Of begInning, be shs cJntenu thereef What
thev may.
selte1 and taken tuto exee-t'aa as the
pr perry of Joseph VI Long, ahd TO DO sold
by JOHSA N. NRWEL,,
city AudifOr.
y, II. The above HAned properly l. 90 be
sold 10 SATISFY = leu theFtou for curtiAK Hnd
paving sidewalks. iAR2s-Il
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Death from sunocatlon

Geo'ge Stacker, of NorristoVu, Pa,
aSed 40 ut 20 years, lay down between
Tue oohers at the McHose furnace last
blsht, using Ais coat for a pillow, and
went TO sleep This morning he was found
uesd, having been suloc2ted during the
night by escaping gas.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
Denis mu,hearn Goo. rre..

BOSTON. Jan. H.-Dsnis Mu lhearn,
tue oatler who accidentally shot and
Killed his rwoetheaTt, Mary Mcguire,
on January l3 In the house OF Breder,
lex l.. Ames, was discharged from cut
tody to day, the government stating
tnst there was no case 70 be mad q
out against him.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-28
DIR Tanner An 1tou. to DO arrests,

DIR. Tanner, member OF Parliament
made another visit to Scotland Yard
yesterday, and offered to SURF ndsr II a
warrant had been Issued for hi, arrest
Inc ohloer In charge replisd that he
bad not been instructed to arrest Dr
Tanner. The latter appeared surprised
at this but took his departure,