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Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 13-John
Bnydsr's big bull dog "Fan" Bprapg At
Mary Watts, pretty 10 year old girl,
living In the rear OF 1913 West street,
last night, sEd before the d0R's teeth
were released from her flesh 1t had torn
ans lRoerA I'D both arms 90 badly thAt
feAEs for her recovery are entertained.
Thomas Hayes, who lives in the front
part OF 1888, had hts hands bitten by the
dog when he attempted to take the dog
away from tho Rirl.
There never was 30 much excitement
in West street aa there wBe when Miss
Watts loud cries for help were heard
by the neighbors who were sitting on
their front stepa. MTE. Snyder early In
the evening invited Miss Watts to come
20 her houle and spend the evening, II
Was about . quarter after when Mrs.
Snyder and her guest entered the rear
yard OF the Snyder'a house, 631 West
utreet. No sooner was the gate closed
than Miss Watts shouted: "rhere's the
dcRi he will bite me-"
The words W6re scarcely uttered be.
fore the bull. deg had apFanQ at the glrl
aud began chewing the hsth from heI
slght arm. The blood spuried In All
directions and the pavement was s0oI
red. The brute let 60 his hold on Misi
| Watts right arm and stood for . mo
mens glsripK at its victim, with II
wLite head dyed red Thomas Hayel
came running TO the girls assistance II
response TO her loud calls. When Mr
Hayes opened the gate the dog made
another wild leap and caught the faint
ing girl by the left arm, whore 1t sav
aRely olung despite the efforts OF MT
Hayes TO drag 1t away. Seeing that Il
was useless to Aght the brute, he cAvghl
the dog in bis arm, and with the othel
hand he forced the animals large mouth
opau, but 70; until the violcuI cur wal
nearly ssrAngled.
ikMr. HAyes' wife, who was an eye
wisnsgs Of the dts2eEat5 struggle, faint
ed, and had to be taken into the house
Mrs. snyder quilted the yard and clos
ed the EAse on Miss Watts when the in
fuEIatsd dog made for her companion
For her action che was severely criu'
cised by the people last night. Mis-
Watts WAS carried unconscious Ant
bleeding TO one OF Mr. Hayes BEDROOM
and halt d. IN messengers despatch
for tphy . ysiciAns. Three doctors respond
ed, among whom was DR.. Hirsh, 1T2t
GirsTd Avenue, the Twenty-secon(
District surgeon. II was nearly 81
hour before he arrived and in shat time
the girl had neatly bled TO death. Tht
doctor bound up the wounds and told I
reporter that the wOuLds were ssvsr'
lsCerAtions and ars very dangerous
Both arms above the elbows are Almos
deshlsss. Ons of the gsshes is Abou
four ipches in length.
Every time the dog would bark Lac
night ths injured girl wonld so lat
byBteTios Gni want TO jump out OF bed
The dog is a larRe specimen OF tb
trained fighting species aud ia exceed
ingly fsE0olous. About two month
ago Mr.. Snyder had bis hand bAdl.
bitter, but he now says that the do
WAS very Kind always and never showet
An evil disposition before. The neigh
tors speak to the contrary, however
and a general demand Was made les
night to have the dog shot Ohloe
Griflth, of The Ninth DISTRICT, was ap
peAlsd to, but he WAS powsrless to act
as Mr. Snyder said no one should XII
the dog but himself.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

The Republicans OF Mssseoh usstts
held their State Convention In Boston
on Wednesday. John D. Long wGs
chosen as chsirmRn. The platform
adopted insists upon "the protaotivs
policy which shall keep the American
market for America, and prevent the
wages OF her workmen from bsing do.
graded by the competition Of tine pau.
per or slaVa below the standard which
shall enable them to enjoy the comfort
and leisure which are becoming al es.
sehtiHl 10 American citizenship" It
favored the same restrictive legislation
for monopolies, corporations and trusts
Of every description As govern and con.
troll the humblest nitizen. Governor
Ames was renominRtad by aoclam0tiou,
as was also j. @ A. Bracket for Lieu
tenant aovei; Henry B Pierce, az Sec
retAry of SthN: Charles Il. Ladd, for
Auditor, and A. j. Waterman, for At.
tofnsy General. George A. Marden WAS
nominated on he first ballot for Treas
0rer and Receiver General.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13
Powderly $ su.y QanI.

This weeks issue of the journal ot
United Labor contains ringing address
TO members of tie Order from Genera
Mast Workman Po derly, in which hi!
stronges words arc STEADY along tht
line6 BE signifies his intention Of is
suing in the near future his views on tariff
and free trade, and adds that his declara
tons will probably not meet with the ap
proVal of either the Republican or thu
Democratic party.
There is commotlon IN labor circles
over scheme which Mr.. Powderly is said
10 be Matching, which, If consumated
will abolish the present General Executive
Boar and place the appointment Of 1
cabinet within General Master Work
mans power.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

The following officers OF Ksdosh Com
nandeFy, No. % Ancient ana Illus
ulous Ordsr Knights of Malta, were
Installed last evening by V. %. Smith
d. ID. o.. as the representative of the
Grand 0omDandery Of America: StI
knight Commander, V. D. Smith; Gen
eralsimn, Andrew Moore; Captain Gen,
eral, j. w. Woodington prelate, j. I.
Pfeeos; recorder, ]. NJ. FTeisylsbeD; aH
distant recorder, j. b. MundUrf; treas
ursr, Valentine Smith; senior warden
Samuel Dougtelty; junior warden J.
q. Wilso. standard bearer, Frank
Tibbitt; sword bearer, Z, Thomas
wsrder, sBronell DRyett; sentinel, IA
Munson; first guard, John Z. KtlmeT
second guard, George a. GantRell,
M. d.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

The eheApaaG has hOuss in aEae city
RuEnf0Fd RroB b. A0A MaTkeb street,
Ouppiag and IesehingS 103 Il. Second ct.
Try Bush's coal; vou will like 1t.
For oysters go 10 ais Madison street.
Try BEsh's coal you will surely like It,
Nlllard v, Davis, IsweleT. Z. Second Bt,
Fine 10 K. hinge, at HAnrs, Is r. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 6th and King,
American Laundry, coz West Front street.
Brazilian Balm, immediate cure for numpE.
Fine cigars ami notions At N. W. corner
Seventh and POPLAR streets. L. Boil.
H. D. HOLLIS Keeps no5e bat the best at
tho twenty-five csnt candy factory, 80,
West Second strdst,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

JoHNsTowN, Bspf. 10 "A severe hall
storm fell this evening preceded by
vivid dAshes df lightning and sharp
thunder. A young man named Me-
ritts, living at Coopersdale, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed and o
young woman beverley injured, All
the glass In the greenhouses and very
mary on the western side Of dwelling
houses ana In all tie municipal buile :
ing were broken. The street cars ruI-
n ne to GrubbtbWn have been stopped
on soHount CT tl5 flood and lAndAlidez
oQ Morris street..
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

HETHLEuEM, Sept. 12.-sEmuel
ThomAs, Jr., the syear.old 8 5on OF
Elwin Thomss, superintendent OF the
PIaneer Iron Furnaces at Birmingham,
Ala, this morning met with fr,ghtiui
deEth ct HRlleriown, where, with his
mother, he was visiting his grandfather,
A r, Boyd. Opposite the Boyd hOm'
stead 10 a sRndpit. Yesterdays rain
bad loosened the Psnd, which fell In nn
killing tho former and burying Stein up
to bis neck.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

George Ashley, young man well
known to the police, got drunk yester.
day afternoon, and while In that con-
dltion went into Charles HRrrigan'9
yard In the Ninth ward aud mounted
hts horse. He started to ride out Van
dever avenue, pursued BY Harrigan
and crowd OF boys, when finding thai
thsy were gaining on HIM he jumped
off the horse and rhu. Hs Was alter
wards arrested by officer Todd, and at
the hearing before Judge Turner this
morning was hold In 5000 ball for his
appearance ct court.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

A colorsd man named Samuel
Waters, residing near HRre's Corner,
WAS arrested by Constable Willis OF
Newark, on Tuesday evening, on the
charge Of having assaulted q young
white woman living In the vicinity. On
"Wednesday morning he WAS given q
hearing before Esquire McKeAwon, and
In default of $500 bail he was sent to
jail st New CASTLE to await his trial 81
the next term of Court.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Edgar, son of otley Vernon of Mt.
Cuba, Christiana Hundred, and Miss
Alberta B., daughter OF Thomas B.
Smith OF the Harlan 8 Holm gsworth
Company, were married this afternoon
at the residenee of the BRIDES parents
near Oak Hill, on the LanoaEter pike,
some three miles west of our city. A
large number of friends were In at
tendancs, and the presents were quite
numerous and valuable.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Yesterday Sheriff Gallagher paii au
omoial si5lt TO DJwnins town ald levied
upon tie stock and fixtures of tha
DoWninRtown RaY.aH { iii -. o.Nsd by
Waiter L. Gsaeie. &C E-sI.a G.Co
levied u2on the stcse Ct ss-Ee, j,
Wright, same pls9s.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

The eff sial aaent of the Peninsula
horticultural s lcietY will call upon the
merchants of Wilmington durluR the
remainder of this week to solicit Ndver
tisements for the ofloiAl guide and pro-
gram OF their fair. This will be the
only paper OF tha kind allowed In the
building, aud it is sincerely hoped that
he will meet with q generous responte,
CHARLES 8. HORN, Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Frank Boswo til, of Providence. Rhode
Island, but nov residing IN this city, is
now training for his coming fight with
James Daily, the undeleated heavy weight
in fight TO fl hish within 200 miles of
Philadelphia, for $500 side, the fight to
take place with n three weeks. BosWorth
is backed by well. known sporting man
In this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13
A Comet Approaoniue tue Eartn.

GENEVA, N. Y, Sept. 13.-Professor
Brooks SAYS that the new comet discover.
ed Independently by Professor Barnard
and hims slf week ago is apra emily
moving almost directly toward the earth.
Observations by Professor Brooks this
morning show the comet to be growing
brighter and longer 1t is in the morn ,
ing sky,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

that everybody ought 70 know that A..
Sergeant gives AsA0 lbs. OF the bss., we'll
cleaned coal In ev0Fy ton you bay, Oak,
pine and hicory kindllng wood In large
loads. Lime for WhiteWashing. Yard,
loot OF konrde street. Central office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign OptninP in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

CAPE MAY, 5spt. II An istertstlrg z
marriage took plA In the Mttt odist
Episcopal parNouaZe of this city last
evening. 1t was that of R,chard Wah
Ching, formerly of Japan, bat now q
naturAlizsd a merriam, and Miss May
Elizabeth Frey n au, of RiGhm0nd, Va.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

A erlsndid slightly used Knsbe
plano eJ bargain, Also several other
Faad second hand pisnos At very low
pTiGeh and on easy monthly pay ments.
IL 7. R5btlen, 710 MaTk9. g..
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

The Fire Committes of Council, to-
gsther with the officers of the depart
ment, hell q meeting last evening to
perfect arrangements for the semi
annual test OF the department. The
tess will tpke place on the arst Monday
In November.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

In eommemoA Aatloa OF the first Swedes
settling here in less, memorial service
Will be held In |he Swedish III, E, Church
to morrow, Friday, at 7.30 p. m.
IL. X. HARTwIG, pastor.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Solar tip and plain toe, with heel and
spring heel. school shoes, the largest
stock and lowest prices, at Babeock'f, No.
206 Market street., above Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

e. r. Hapna will open his oyster
honse, No. s3l Jefferson street, on Fri.
dSy, September z, where he will keep
constantly On hand o full supply OF
fresh and aAlt oyBtarB at the usual
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Tho celebrated Three B. B. B. cigar,
manufactured by II. b. Bourbon d
Bro, Ne. 2i9 West Second street. The
best 80. Cigar In the city. Try tham,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

The trustees of Asbury NJ. 4. Ohu rch
have paid off q mortgage of 81 goo,
leaving lien of only $1,000 against
their church.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Get your wrlugeFs repaired at R,oh-
mond's, N. w cor. Eighth and TntEal
sLreats.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

SMYRNA, Sept. 12.-The Dover Club
visited Smyrna yesterday afternoon and
v as defeated in a well contested game,
Neither side scored until the sixth inning
when the Smyrna boys broke the ice.
A large crowd was in attendance, and
both clubs presented their strongest
mines,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Go to Mcclure for ali kinds OF hsh
snd ayatarg every day. Eighth eireet
L ssisa! is-E52.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Tlks ont our sdv5r., 90 we have 81
the hEsiRshR the boys can attend to.
GHAP& AN, Seventh and Orange.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Trent your cold in time and ward fl
consumption by using DIR. simna'
Pulmonio BElsRm. 4sh and King
streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Fall Overcoats and Suits,
of our sort, are ready.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Powell, in Washington street msrket
and No. S08 Madison street, has good
lot Of Ash for to~mofEow'a market also
CLANS and lohgtsEB
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Pure blood admits Of no dist ase.
Therefore use Dr. Slmms' Blood PnIi.
fer, the never failing blood cure. 4th
and King stredts.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

We stop the press 10 say the prets' at
window tn this city chR 10 sapn at 10.
4 West Second atrset.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

$36 90 for double coupler organ, sew, n
stops, handsome walnut oAEe, with
plush stool and book. II. T. Robslen,
7l0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13
For

Bargain weak for all kinds of Footwear,
at Baboock's, No 20b Market street,
above Second. Call aud see.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

prevented and cured by Hoopsr's Ano.
dyne. BAst medicine for tsethinR and
collie. All druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Smith Amer can organ 8, the best In
use. ses tines organs before buying
any ole ?, AZ Z. T. Robelen'e, 7lQ Mar.
ket st%e.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

What we mean when we
say "a far better dollars
worth for the money is
"reliable work as well as re-
liable cloth" No matter
how big a money's-xolth, a
dependable one.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Ask ior Yoasn's smoking Tobacco
Jos. Wallace. egg Pine AAEs6s.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Go to smeltz for your choice pet ehes
at lowest mark ct prices, 13 East Il. ursh
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Cummings, Photographer, can copy
your old picture better than ADy one
else. Tske them to him. SO3 Market
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Fear not clouds or rain, na we photo
graph equAlly well In storm OF sunshine.
Beeoher'B gallery, SIS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

A new lot of silk plush piano and
organ stools at greatly reduced prices.
Robslen, 7l0 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

On this line were going
for a greatly increased trade
this season, and a fair profit.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Elegant new pi4Dos of Rll the best
maksrs. SIS dawn and S10 per month.
4 R0beleDi no Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13
wAKAmAK nR q BROWN.
BALLOON CL0THiNG.
/ N INVESTIGATOR

A N INVESTIGATOR
~ tells about the cheap
clothing hus: Take
the material in one hand,
the lining in the other Pull
them apart. Why, it is not
q coat at all-it Is a balloon.
Within a few weeks wear
the coat hangs on
the owners back like linen
on a clothes line" That's 1t.
What does it matter that
such clothing is so or so per
cent. under the price Of
clothing that wears its price
out to the possessor? 1t
may be 70 or 60 per cent
less Ia worth. Balloon cloth
ingl
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Knats Pieros, t.,a bot u2.t@, tn'y At
,,,.-.,,.,,--.',, ~ :. -. a!EGst.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

su'h''- Tr-nsh ssssss \ as # ia the plses
tsOps Fpss 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Rsybo,d ka | . very gsod banjo fol
sale, very reason able, at No. 12l4 Tat
nall street.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

TlyloE,. PhLla. DIme D pcs, aOa 81 6,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

Best remedy for drawing and healing.
Kent bz Belt and DanfoIth and others.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

BEEUHER's gallery "a Iumbss 3lS.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-13

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-23
THE ExCURTERS.
A Goodly Number in the Alamo City
TODAY.

A Goodly Number in the Alamo City
Today.
The Raymond excursion party OF
ladies and gentlemen from Boston Oh
their way to Mexico and to California
will arrive tomorrow morning at eight
o'clock from Galveston, and will remain
in the city until three O'Clock in the af-
ternoOn. There are sixteen coaches in
the train. fourteen Pullmans and two
baggage coaches. The party is as fol-
lows:
For CaIifornia-Dr. Silas Alden, Ban
gor, Me; Mr.. r. A. Barker. Providence,
K l.; Mr.. and Mrs. }. E. Blabon, Miss
COrnelis S. Blake, Portland, Ne; MIR.
and Mrs. Il. w. Coe, Bangor, Me-, Mr..
and Mrs. L. s. Cole, Kingston; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. NJ. Dickinson, Fitchburg; Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. Estay, Brattle borO, Vt;
Mrs. G. w. Ford. Medford; Mrs WIN.
Franklin, Mrs. Il, B. Gibbons. New
Haven, Conn; Mrs. L. B HuebleiD,
Hartford. Conn, Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Jones, Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Kim
ball, Boston; Mrs. II. A. Martin, ROx-
bury; Mrs. May E. Perkins, Waltham,
Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. II. A. Peve8r, Miss
NJ. A. Peyear, Lynn; Mr.. and Mrs j. Q
A. Pierce, Boston; Mr.. B. G. Quinby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Elliot Richie,
Boston; Mr.. A. G. Rollins, Portland, |
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-03-23

Me-; Mr.. 6. j. F. Thayer, Boston; Mr.. L.
d. Williams. Quincy; Miss 4. Wing,
Jamaica Plain, MIR. Thomas Smith, Cam
bridgeport.
For Mexico.-Miss J. E. Ambrose.
Lewiston. Me-; Miss s. j. Baker, Boston;
Mrs. NJ. A. Basto, Boston; Mrs. G. W.
Bullsrd. Pawtucket, r l.; Mr.. Edmund
Clark, Valley Falls, K. l.; Hon. and Mrs.
j. l.. FL. Cobb, Lewiston, Me-: Mr.. and
Mrs. Lester Dwinel. Bangor. Me-; Mr..
Arsd Gerry. Jr., Mrs. Paulina Gerry.
Stoneham; Hon. and Mrs. H. C. Greeley,
Clinton; Mr.. G.. B. Hyde, Boston; Hon.
and Mrs. ID. B. Ingalls,. Clinton; Mrs. III.
&. jackson, Stoneham; Mrs. A. w. Kel-
logg, Boston; Miss A. ID. Perkins, Salem;
Miss M. E. Scranton, New Haven,
Conn ; Mr.. James Shepard, New Britain,
Conn Miss Laura SlOcum, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II Slocum. Jamaica Plain; Mr.. c. A.
Stevens, Miss J. NJ. Stevens, Ware; Miss
NJ. o. Stevens, North AudOver; Mrs. M.
Street, Walthsm; Mr.. G. Il. Symmes.
Lancaster; Mr. and Mrs. A. F Wads-
worth, Boston; Miss A. l.. Within,
Whitinsville; Mrs. T.. II. Wilson, Boston;
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Woodman, Ban
gor, Me.
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CITY NEWS.

The grand jury yesterday took re
cess until next Monday.
Hook and Ladder fire company tria
tonight.
I'm the district court today the Mil.
mo National bank case is still on trial.
Nine members of the Rhea company
are at the Maverick.
The orstOriO of "Creation" will he
rebearsed at Turner hall tonight
-Qnite nice little sum was realized
from the Knights OF Pythiss' dinner and
supper on Soledad street yesterday.
The railroad boys had lively time
fighting among themselves last night.
but no arrests were made.
The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian EndeavOr OF Paine church will
have sOciable tonight in the basement
of the church.
In the probate court yesterday after
noon the last will and testament of j Ohm
E Spencer, of New York, was admitted
to probate.
Dinner and supper will be given to-
day at No. "A Soledad street for the ben.
eft of Uniform Rank K. Of ?. Dancing
at night, Gents requested to come and
bring their ladies.
Divine services at the Temple Beth
Ell this evening at s and on tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock Subject of the
lecture for this evening: Modern So
ciety." Morning subject: Passover"
Seats free. Public invited.
The LIGHT yesterday enormously
stated that Mr.. |. Z. Jordin and Fred
erick William were similarly affected.
Ii was mistake, as Mr.. Jordin was in
only from a sore throat.
President Newell, of the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern railway. with a
party of friends, will pass through the
city this evening in special train on
their return east from their Mexican
trip over the new route.