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Daily Republican., 1888-02-11

Notwithstabding tie extremely bad
wsett er this morning tbeie WAS = large
Gro sd present at The whippings In the
yard OF New Castle Jail The punish
meDt however was not comm Bnoed
until about 1880 o'oiook, when Adam
WallsE, coloRed, vas fastened TO the
p1Et nj d received Ave fAshes, which he
Oore well and went { II emitting.
VIM. Lowber, . white man, was
brought sut next and received ten
lashet, which he bore very well but left
the post with his back badly Redeemed
Perry Cooper, oolored, q muscular
fellow, stood his ten lashes well, and
when tbs punish ment was COMPILE tod
asked one OF the spectators for . chew
OF tobacco.
Levi H. BJarl, colored, received five
lAshes, and when he was released
started OF for his cell Kicking up his
heels.
william Wilson, q white man, had
ten lashts, and left the post with his
back vsry red, and evidently smaItlng
from the infilction.
John johnson, coloTed, wAs the next
victim, RL d from the appearance OF his
back had evidently been there before.
He received ten lashes we'll laid on
which be did not tsem 70 mind.
George DuboiSe, colored, also rec.i rcd
t9n lSshee, and walked away laughing
aud struRking his ihoulders.
John Winsiow, q white man, had q yt
ashes lsid on lightly aud did mot seem
to mind 1t mach.
Samuel Smith, oolored. evidently
dieAted the 'oAt," as be drew himself
Ia at every stroke aud was evidently )
pleastd when the pupi, h nent as com
pleted. II received ten lAshes.
William Bradshaw, coloIed, wa,
given ten lashes, and Ut the tenti
stroke pulled his wrist out OF the clasp
While the lsstes were being Adminis
tered he Jumped srouud rs though h
was suffering terribly, althoush they
w,re laid on very lightly.
William File, o white man, took hil
ten lashts without flinshing, but wheI
he left the post his back was very red
George Ashley, another white man
also T6csived ten lashes Wh.ch he Dor,
we'll, aud when he was released turneC
around and thanked the sheriff,
George Foley. white man, was tn
thiTteenth and last. He came ont look
ing very Rlum, and evidently SCENE,
20 dTsAd the pnnithment very muc
He kept one eye on the shertf BE-
jumped at every stroke, bus when hi
ton lashos had been administered walh
cd { Il 18th pleasant look on his face.
At IL O'clock Samuel Long wa
placed in the pillory. where he stoo
Tor one hour. BE did not seem to min
It much, and remarked TO the waI0e
hat he had gone through worse thing
= than that.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Jenny LInd's win.

The will Of Nine. Otto Goldschmidl
(Jeuny Lind) bequeAlhs to her grand
son the cabinet OF books presented tc
her by New York Are compsnits. Tht
Freehold estate purchased out OF the
$l00, ,0O0 which an American settled
upon her on her marriage is bequesthsd
to her husband. A legacy Of $1,000
Swedish crowns is beg qlesthed to the
University at UpsAlA, Sweden, for the
maintenance Of poor students, and the
University at Lund, Satden, rCceives
5000 crowns to be spplied to the aid OF
poor students who purpose entering the
ministry Of the Prtt3stAnt Church The
psnptrty Of the dead anger Is valuei al
& 10 63O
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
EDITION
poss.

Walter Fisher has removed from
this city to MiddlttoWD.
A shirt factory has bseu established
at Odessa.
Mr.. R. 7. Clayton. OF Middletown
has purchased Of Mr. Clarence Bcott th,
celt brAted trotting mare, Gretchen.
Since the creamery Was started d
MiddletoWn COWS have advanced from
$40 to $l6s a head In price.
W. A. HukIll, fosmerly OF Hukili q
Lsnk. will continue the auction b1si
ness In the city and country.
wn. Long, colored, died nf hear,
disease his Afternoon ct the New Cas-
tie Jail.
Mrs. Annie Z Whitaker formerly Of
Middletown, 10 now lying very III .,
the home Of her sister, Mrs. John Far
rell, near Smyrna, Del.
James Morrow and son, James, start.
cd for Florida on Thursday, where they
expect TO remain during the present
cold snap.
An entertainment with attractive
exercises vii be held In the Lincoln
street chapel on Thursday eveaiug
neat Proceeds for the furnishing OF
the chapel.
At half past Q O'Clock TO day over 500
men At Harlan's shipy ard stopped work
on account OF the storm. They will re-
port for duty Is usual en- Monday
morning.
A. J. Lang. Of the frm OF W. g. J
Lang. left t6b city on the 80 train
yesterday morning fer Boston, Mas.
10 attend the fuusrsl of . relative. II,
expects to be gone two or three days,
Union cottage prayer mee ting thii
Saturday evening will be held at tn,
house Of Hev. Amen Heller, No 6lt
West Seventh street, led By Brother
Moore.
The Rev DR.. Boothe will give leo
tuIe In his own church, on the 231 inst
for the benefit OF the church. The sub
jeot will bo The Power Of . Beauliiu
Woman"
The mansaers OF the Wilmington
and Philadelphia Turnpike Co. hAv'
declared q dividend OF 80 cents Del
share payable on ard after tho 1871
inst.
The Rev. W. L. 8. Murray, presiding
elder, will preach in Grace Church a
10 80 q, IN in swedish Mission A. $50 D
m ; in Union NJ. 4 Church at 80 p. IN
and will hold love feast in Union Church
at p. IN.
Rev. VIM. j BenniughAm will oper
Lent course OF lectures In 81. PAUL.
Church, Fourth and Jackson streets.
uext Sunday evening, February 10
suf got 10 morrow evening, "Children'I
Rights"
Pour some Astral on on = board OF
piece OF tin md touch a match to it. II
will not even lake fire. This will i'm prea,
you that iJ's safe. z JAmes Belt, drug
gist, sole agent, Sixth and Market streets
fsur groee: sells 1t.
The revival services In the Wesley
NJ. X. Church continue with inoreat Z
interest, l0l having been oonveIted. Il
frtquently happens that the church
Wlii not hold the people who attend
There will DO q reception OF member
at to morrow mornings service. Th,
meetings will In all pILbAbility con.
tinus till conference.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
SAVED Hts LEG |.
ScRoFULA
BONE CURED!
Lrnorr.. "a. Anru,, IL. iss7

LrTHosIA, o.. Angus, II, 1851.
THE SwrT SfnCty7c CO., Atlanta, Ca
tlsntlemen-l have been aniicted with
liberation OF the legs ever since l was a
child the disease undoubtedly being here
ditAry, my mother suffered from scroful
Gus symps.omA As od'ancea ,n tn inanho3a Iio3a
became hArrAsetng and painful beyond the
power OF words 10 describe. NY right leg
particularly became feArfuliy involved, the
left leg being less palm fully affected. Finally,
about fourteen years ago, the ulcers on my
right leg had eaten through the iesh into
The bone In o,dsr M % save my nfe ~ the Edo doc,
the knee. The ope ration was successfully
performed by Dr. II. v. n. miller, OF Atlanta,
and Dr. "; p Bond. OF I4thonlA But the
lief The poison was still in my " stem and
soon began TO show itself again. In short
time After srTe t nlGe q ,n ID On Se my tcf
frequently while at work could be tracked
by tbe blood which ooEei from the huge
were 50 offensive that my fellow. " orkmen
could not stand the stencil and would move
away from me,
As q last effort | consented To do 70, and
about seven months ago ] bcghn taking the
Specific. soon bega to feel the good effects
10 grow lcss and less and inAlly ceased, tho
ulcers healed. my flesh became frm and
solid, and 10 day. after using twenty one
bottles, am as hale and atlut a man OF my
age a. there Ia In Ge Orgia. | am seventy one
years old, but feel now younger ard stronger
than Nd when was twenty fve. weigh
about 10 poundA Nothing Is to be seen ~
the terrible disease, or Ia remind me uf the
torture ] suffered for 70 many years, except
the scars q the perfectly healed ulcers.
want the world To know of the almost
MIRACULOUS cure effected on me by $. $. s.
and call upnn those who wish TO know the
particulars directly from me to write, and
Will consider 1t "a pleasure well rs duty
u answer their letters refer To Dr. W p
Bond, uf lIthOnlA as Ia the truth Of my
statement. Very gratefully yours,
b. DRAKE
Trcabhsc On Mood and skin Diseases mailed
axe. TnE SWIFT SrEclFlC Co..
Drawer .. Atlanta, Ga
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Fa,n, purstirR of = Boiler.

WABASH Ind Feb l0-The boiler
of q traction engine on the farm OF Lon
HAcklsmun, southeast Of this city, g
20 with fearful effect At 3 O'Clock tbi,
afternoon ard instantly killed two
youpg farmers named j. T. Smith sud
Joel bale, who wtr3 enggg'd on . bl2
wood saving contract Three othei
men were severely irjurd by hJins
debris The accident wSs caused by
low water in the heller Tho outfit Wal
standing in On open Hsld. Pieces OF tn,
wrecked boiler were picked up quar-
ter OF n mia distant. Ire bodies oi
Smith aud Haze presented . fesrf9l ap
pearanoe, being sou2ed by toe dying
iron and soslitd by the escaping siesm
Smith Was married and leaves several
children.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
EHs AID a 90.
KENNARD&CO,
Special Bargains Ts-Sight.

500 Ladies' Fancy Bor-
der, Linen, Hemstitch Hand.
kerchiefs will be sold to.
night at the low price Of 4
for 25 cents.
They will be assorted in
lots Of Land sold in no other
wey. This is just hall price
for these goods. The styles
are new.
$50 pairs Ladies Pin Stripe
Hose full regular made, at
l9 cents, cheap at 25 cents,
Entire balance of oul
Ladies ard Children's Cash
mere gloves black and colort
at IS csnts per pair. None
lof these goods have evel
sold less than IS cents ant
were considered cheap a
that, but we don't want tc
carry any over.
A line Of Mems half GRAY
! Hoae ali sizes at I2b cents
almost equal to the cclebrat
led Shaw Kni. goods which
always sell at IS cents
i Double heels and toes, only
I23 cents per pair.
Also a full line OF Men
! full regular made half Hose
fancy stripes, at 12i cent
worth 1S cents.
i Many other bargains i
levery department.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Newark Items.
From ne Ledger.

Nr0m Fh0 LtuBtF,
II Newark could bound forward one
hundred years she would then be up w.th
the times.
General 7. =. Armstrong and wife and
Rankin Armstrong attended the annual
ball OF the State Fenciblts, At the Acad.
emy Of Muse in 1 Philadelphia on Monday
evening.
Charlie Harris and the Misses Hyde oi
Wilmington and FraIk Porkham and
sisters Of Delaware City visited Mrs
Wiley, at the West End, Sunday last, a'
the guests Of Miss Annie Draper.
Monday evening "straW" party from
Newark visited the residence OF Charles
Walton at Iron Hill, and as Is always the
case when this house is visited a good
time Is alw ways enjoyed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
THIRD EDITION.
rhs Opera House

The Atkinson & Cook Company pre-
sented the marble II art" at the opsra
House last evening to an apPrecistiye au
dience. The piece was presented In the
company's usually excellent manner and
deserved all the applause bestowed upon
1t. Miss Ames was eepe tally worthy oi
praise as Madamoiselle Maico aud there
was not one in the company that did not
thoroughly understand the part assigned
them This is without doubt the beat
company now appearing at popular prices
and in fact is the superior of many com
panies appearing at high prices. They pre-
sent standard plays in an excellent m an
ger and no one should fail to witness
their performance this evening Tney dc
serve packed house and all who do Lot
take the last opportunity Of seFing them
this evening will miss a rare treat. IL
will also be their last chance TO soc this
-compfny as they do not intend to re
turn to this city for long time Robert
Maca!re aud airing farce will be given
this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Levy court.

At yesterday afternoons session Of the
Levy Court the following resolution was
passed.
"Nesolved, That Friday, the 18th day
OF February, between / and II a. IN. be
set apart by this court to hear any state
ment the Trustees Of the Poor OF New
Castle county, the City Council and
Board Of Health Of Wilmington may
wish TO make In regard to the erection o
smallpox hospital for this county.
The court then adjourned until Tues
day morning No action was taken Oh
the petition rega diI assessments.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
MunioipAlC Conf.

At this mornings session OF hunio'.
pal Court Peter Cooper was hned g.
and costs for druu ken nees.
The oase Of Lewis Cox charged with
the laFceuy OF one oveTcost from the
Boston Oae Price Clothing Honse and
one from the Wilmington Clothing
House was again brought up foi
trtal.W b. Mullen the manaetr Of
the latter place testified to having Q
coat stolen from him, bat did not know
who tOOk 1t. The coat Wss aiterw ard
returned. Albert Bou ntAIn, colofsd,
teetiaed to haNinR bought the c1st foT
u, but could not recognize Cox ss the
man who sold 1t to him.
Ga account or lack Of evidence Cox
was discharged,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Sudden Death

This morning. Phillip Dougterty, who
recently Wentto tie Almshouse TO attend
smAllpoT cases, WAS this mCrning found
ia dying conditit n In the tenant house
on the Almshouse farm He was removed
To the almshouse where he died in a short
time. The resident physician, DR. X X
Tybout, pronounced hit death due TO heart
disease The Coroner has been notified
and will probably give certificate with.
out bo ding an inquest He will be
brought 10 this city for iDterment.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Fifth EDITION,
New Ca.t,s IL as

New Caatts Iha ms
From the BtAt:
Harry W. Dyer hss parcha,sd
and lot on 6ixth .,rsst from 7 's1s
HAmiltin, for tl, 400, NI,
The fair whlea 10 hA'ag h.i,
Town Hall for the beasft ~ a, m
Church, viii closs on M1ud,y w S
pext, the 18th inst. Em
Tne New CASTLE Shifting sn,,.
20, 10 undergoing repairs st ths "a .
u y, shops In Wilminaton. u"
Ellie Wilmot bAs left hst hmm.
tiiy to attend sohnol for thrsS vs.H .nE
The Academy OF Visitation In s"E ts.,a.
Of Wilmington. ~ '"'Sf
The seating capacity Of ia old Al.
house 10 beicg enlarged aud Ia .s .a
Iemodeled, for tho Performance o,f
Mime. Fry b Dauahtsrs' OJpcsJ, a.
paDy, which will bs given on IT, ~
day, March 1, for ths 6euss, W ~
pary II, ID. N. @. VI Vi
Mr.. einRley, OF the fltn n, a,ra..
BIOS, WilminltIn, pr secuted a ~
lion TO Council, signed by ail m. r.
chants 10 New CAslle, oxoopt ope r.,, .,'
log that the ordinance fcrb ,Gdipp * W
dlers, not rssiients OF ths clt,
selling their ware withou, a ,,ca,-
be 40 amended a. TO al.ow 49,
dealers TO deliver goods to tbs AZ
trade without paying sHeh licsnss,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
The Grown Prlnna.. c.., ,l,,nr

BAN RKMo, Feb. in.-Ths Crown
Prince OF Germany slept vel last
night He takes food easily, aud his
general condition is satisfactory, Aa
oihoial bulletin says that the German
Crown Prinos passed q good | Shii
without fever or lain, and that bls
powers OF respiration aud deslutIion
are perfectly uniInpeded The bulletin
Is tiSned BY Drs. MackehEle, 5ohtAisr,
hfAuss, BFAmarn and Eovall.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
wreehea parInr a nll..,rn

CLoHTARF, Minis February ~
The regular Manitoba passenger lriu
goiT g north Was wrecked bsIs osl,f
day through . broken 1Ipgs Oh an en-
CINE wheel. Mrs. Bemia, OF Crock,tOn
and Henry CAST, OF Milwaukee, su,.
taintd probably fatal injuries ard :
dozen others were severely bruised. Al
the o)ld was intense, the mercury bslul
forty below, the wrssksd passenger,
suffered severely.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Far Prioea.

W. J. Lank, AuoIioussF. sold on tbs
9Th Inst, for J. J. More, near sAa
Road Station, horses at SIsS, 81 oJlu
six nonths old, $40 and $50; cow', ~
SH. S54, $50, $50, t43. s41; s1Skipg pigs
81 " 90 apiece hay ~ % 90 per Iol;
wheat In frjund 70. IS per acre.
MT. Link also sold for II. II. Smith
OF Ohristiana, on the l0sh Inst. hlFsss
a. tloo, 800. $40; buggy, S7i; harness,
tlO 80 . set; butcher wsRon, $40.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Piehpooksts About

Two genuenenly looking picbpockets
passed through the King street market
this morning One Of them thrust his
hand into the pocket of Miss Cora Plum.
kett, who was standing in front OF the
Third street market house, when she
made a sudden movement and her pock-
etbook fell on the pavement The rogue
took the matter coolly and was allowed
TO pass up the street. The police were
n otitied but no arrests were made.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
NonpAreiI HALL

The HoAIAreii AssooiAtlon gave
their seventh annual masquerade ball
In the SerRan Hall last evening, and
vas largely attended. A large mum Der
ready masked met ct the Fame Hose
Fire Oompauy's House, mud then pro
ceeded In body - the German II all
where dauoing WAS kept up uniil Al
eATly hour thIs morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
DIR. HoneyweII,

At $40 Market street, Is kept busy ez
tracing, di!ing and making teeth; ex
tracts teeth si,h gas for 20 cents, ma
fresh every Gay, and perfectly harm
less; yCuDR or old con take 1t with per.
feet safety; without gas % cents; maket
a set of teeth for 65 C0i best, $8 90
there 10 no better made, no matter how
much you pay. Fila tech with ANA.
Ram. 50 ceEtsi sliysr, 10 cent?; gold, 81
and uowardsi teeth cleaned for 75 cent?,
All work warranted TO give satisisc
tion. Looh for the sign Of the big tooth
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Exp,os,on .T ,,ooS,us stors

AKRON, Ohio, Fab. 1e.-While Ean, Ea.
D, ii. Meas, Of UniontoWn, tT9n1 n.s
miles from here, was cooking brtekiaS, sa.
this morning over . hot hre itozOss
water pipes In ths stove exploded anS
blew 1t TO pieces. Mrs. Ness Ts'
hurled across the room and fatally ~
juted. Her husband was also serlousy
hurt. The house took Ore and WA
partially consumed,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Feeling Good.

Ia summing up the past years. bust.
meas for James II. Wood q o., has
bsen very goo1, and increasiu2 very
fast. All the different departments
bad fair share Of work, and their
American Plpe Covering have increased
from % to 10 p6r cent. Daring tht
present year ths Measra WoJ1 % Co
o)1temp'a'e making CxtGls.ve improve.
m 'nts in their work, a. they iced more
tOm,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Q. stera's so per cent OF ,A,. A,r
Wreck on ,hs an

A freight train Was wrs cAed m ,,s,
q .. Railroad, near = ilcon Clty,MI.
FRIDAY morning, AID ths track w
torn up for nearly hiiy yards ar ne,
were deraiied, three o. which wsn
thrown over m enbaHk eat aud thIg
eontents scatnrsd over the road. i
the rear was . car hllsd vita fiae Wa
ern horsts, ard two others ooataina
beef cattle, which laoKny tsoaped d.
alfuction. By noon The track vN
cleared for travel. A number Of "a.
senRers going east, who we're tslaya
by the accident, walked through ia
snow TO Ellic0lt City. supposlt Z thsl
would be their only way OF 7stiag d
Baltimore. A special uAln, hn4 eve,
WIS sent later to Hol.ifsd's for tn
other passengers, who had remained ii
the oars. The Amount OF dsmlge b
the railroad com pAny oceasIoned hJ thl
accident Will be ccnsIdetable, Ai'b0uRl
comparatively liItle Of tho ireis sl, wa
destroy ed.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Dea,rablp tiouses.

Parties looking for houses for homes
would do we'll to look ~ the houses
Nos. 1910 to 1920 TAtnall street, These
houses are built in fret class nAnneI,
have eight rooms and bath loom WIN
all modern ooRveniences, WITH gas
n1tures in complete, Prices s'Eed arc
low and terms are very accommo1"upe
Houses can be seen any time, d'7 VI
evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Invite d 10 fsnItimOro.

The Baltimore aud and Labor I,Is .,,I-
met last night, corner Greene ana DA ,,iau
more streets, and discussed the qaeSsssi arssi.
oil the united labor party placing Pt1 az.
dental candidate in the field I'M? W. n
tended an invitation to DIR EdWsiss ,sa a.
Glynn, of New York, to address 'n' .
clety early In March,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
DUBLIC SALE-WILL Pc SOLD AT
l. public sale At the re- idenoe Of the sub
scriber. A. AArshalltOn. Mil Greek HuRdTsd,
Del,
koSDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1885
81
% ? head of HorSes: G

a. " Vo'clorA' - IN,
& 7 head of HorSes: &S
high pleasant driver fearless of tvefyth ins
| been usad bV women fer JeArs and As nhs :
sAddlsr a. an be 70 iHd, touAd.
hands high a superior driver hish headed aad
sty llsh, COED ". Tker and sound anoiy bred
AIS A'ef n.a sa'fyS.dIs s9r's' year, oil.
hAHds high aud sSund a hsAvy ehunk eIe-l-
lent Tor Ayy vsrk sad NOS = bal rsss stsr
Ne. 1. Fred, big blset hsrse ytafs cid IG4
| hands htEh SQUAD, Of hne style great bone an j
| muscle very good horse
No. .. Florence, big black mare yrs. old,
1914 hAads high good yorker ana driver and
| sound thli is an extra hne mare " ouii make
.uPsri = breed mar. sAe g AZ eve slient M ste
| to No Ia color ~ build, both up headed
and stylish "ouii make nice eosch or busl-
No. d fssNion biAek rAr. : year. old =
broad heavy mare Of great euduraner az extra
earl or wagon hOrae one Of the beat workers
ever owned.
and disposition ARd quiet to handle.
2JheA1 Of COWS, number with calves Ny
their sides oH day ofsalr, blaArs cloae spring
ers the = are most honetaisrd VI good aiEn aud
young ! yoke uf hont raised oxen rising Z
years old NJ 'e quality and eIcelleat workers,
nsldsr them lard 70 beat, 10 head Of shoats
Will show for Themselves good.
Farm implements a two horse farm
wagons StudebAker broad treas OF cart
good order; Buckeye mower new, Champion
mower ChAmBi u wheel reaper Eeoi, Farm
ers Friend gTsih drill, com. drill with phOs.
| attachment, lArge drum rOler Pehnock corn
\ III Her early new tAminA' hay cutter, hay
rake, NAnW Wickls gran faH tined hay fsrk,
harppSn fork, blrck aud rope, syracuse and
" iArl plows, twin hErrOws, Iron Age with
| attachments, cultlVAtOrs. III koOG aRi nod gs
triTts. corn knives, broad and other Atts
cr"sseut fa-, loAi. COW, splice Asd tker
chelDs, hobbies or Johe grab ana other hoes,
p cks. shnNels batter tubs, grinastone. never,
Ity poles, bells and forks.
| Harness. sets single and set doube car.
riAge harness 2Bets Wagfr and nfh aXy lead
plO~ aAd cart harness, pair OF doLble and
/ or single llhrs, 81, tII ress hAfHsa, collars
bridles, haIters and ropes.
20 Du. bright oats lot Ofeorn In ear, potA
toes turkeys gobblrrs and hens, guineAA
lehitk keus lot Office rr' am ca an tubs ehi
crib and many Cthr- articles
| TERMS All sums OF ~ ana und r cash, owe
| That amount credit Of seven months Wlthuu
Iintereft, tifPald when dle, n not intrrtstffon
date, On purchaser giving hN kabls note witt
lap nroNrd "ndutssr. y. Y. DUNCAN
| L,W. ldham son, auota. nl-li-lT-lSl-lt,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
CALIFORNIA.

spenisl PAriieA s3mi.M Inshly. Free
Sleeping Cars Cheap Rates. slutheTp
Kou'e' Address E Iawley, General
Eastern Agent, $50 Br9sd way, N. Y,
II W, oarr 4O2 Chestnut street, PLila.
dslpals, or any RsilEgsd Tlcke. Agent
SfE,ltt2
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
sale Of Horsea.

l.. ". 6hdbam & Son, au'ionerrs
30 d at public sale for Jester 4 Nc
Daniel on Pitiay. hursea, S2l0, $3.50
$l95. $3.50 1926, $3.50, $3.50, Slss, $2l1
t2ln, tls5. sI25, sl3l. Aversge for th,
Is head Sl83. Tns sale was wen atten
1ed Aud rilding fair. They will hav,
another ts.e sf nOrsGs ia few weeks
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
IrJured on the RsA

LSst evening Charles Wash,ns"p,i
colored, was severely injured whi,a wha at At
tempting to hoard Q moving irA a.
tho p, W. b d sta'ion. His les w."
badly injured DR.. oGle Attsndtu ,Ins n,o
and he was taken to police stnuUs' iUs
where he wat kept until this motn
when he was removed TO the almsnou'''
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
A Loss.

A grsy horse, named Charlie, belong.
ing to George X. Woodward, living near
DuPont's Station, Chris,isnA Hundred,
died last evening from inf OF
the boWels Charlie was au extra general
purpose horse, and therefore viii be
greatly mined By his owner and the
entire family.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
snIa Of n.nfnI Artloles.

The Ladies' Aid of the Rllof%Ill iii
Episcopal Church OF the Kedee msi mI,,olss
hold o sale Of useful and fancy aL'1Ii i1Ii
In tine parlors OF Mr., WD. Hunp tt,h.
French street, Tuesday, February ~
afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
Alliance Betw sen Ru.s,. .pa Frame,

vienna, Feb. 10 The Wiener Tu.
hlAtt says 1t has received Information that
Russia and France are abont to conclui,
treaty OF alliance similar " that bs
tween Austria and Germany.
st, PETERSBURG, Feb. 10 The Crash.
dAnin states that II Is Informed ou trust,
worthy authority that there ls no ground
To apprehend war.
The verbatim report of Prince Bis.
mArck's speech published here has pro.
duced much deeper Impression than
old the telegraphie summary a. Gr. re,
ceiyed,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-11
pnis,,.Prnns for ma pnns.

ROME, Feb. 10.-rhe Pope to-day re
ceivtd the Very RsV. Charles E Mo
Donnell, Secretary to Archbishop Cor
rlxSD, OF New York, Who Ia the bearer
OF contribution of Peters pence to
the Holy Father.