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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09

Senator Blackburn says that the Civil Service"
which he cherishes" is like that held to and
administered by your own great Governor
meaning David B. Hill. Senator Blackburn is an
able and representative Democrat, and there is no
doubt that he reflects the views Of large ma
iority of his party. Governor Hill is excellent
representative Of the Democracy, both in his opn-
ions and his character, and lie has at least,
this to his credit, that he docs little posing of the
Cleveland sort.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09

Of too many of their guests. They like to see q
piping hot September Their card, however, Is
not to mourn the departure OF summer, but to
dwell as there is 40 much reason for doing, upon
the wonderful and too little appreciated charms
OF autumn out Of town. lie is to be reckoned
fortunate who is permitted to watch the leaves
turn among the hills or on the shore. Those who
take their vacation this month do well; those
who ostpone it until October do even better
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09

A block Of granite weighing hfty-ive tons has
Just been carried over the Erie Canal from Roches
ter It Is said that the Erie never bore bigger
load but then, it must be remembered that
Mr. IS novels are never transported ny
water. p. S-Each reader can Gil up the blank
to suit himself
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09

One of the speakers at the nnti-Hill meeting
said significant thing. He likened the Demo-
cratic party to ship overtaken by storm"
and said that if the Democratic ship needs to be
lightened in the Presidential storm, and a worth
less nomination of Governor should be made, we
will know what to throw overheard to save the
National ticket" That storm is likely to develop
into hurricane, judging from the STIFFNESS of
the breeze from Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-09-09

What cares Mr. Hyman, Of Canada for the
fishery dispute, for retaliatory messages, or for
the question of annexation? Probably nothing,
comparatively speaking. Lyman at present is
floating on a sea of bliss, where aught that has a
tendency to cause the brow to corrugate never
intrudes. Not wave Of trouble rolls across
the breast of Hyman. In a word, Lyman has
just won the tennis championship of the Dominion
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
Resignation Of DIR. Nixon.

Yesterday DR.. J. II. Nixon, at the
morning service 3: Central Presbyterian
Church, gave notice that a. the meeting
of the New Castle Presby terry, which will
be held In April, he would on account OF
impaired health ask leave 10 resign pas
toral charge OF that church. He will
take charge OF smaller church In the
Vicinity OF st. Louis, where his labors
will be lighter DR.. Nixon has been at
the Central Church for nearly twelve
years, having bten Installed on October
10, 1876.
On Sunday, April 8, 1887, the doctor
gave notice that he would ask leave tt
resign at the approaching meeting Of tho
Presbytery on April 10. He had been sd.
vised by his physician 70 take Z long
period OF entire rest from all work A
meeting OF the congregation was called
and resolutions were adopted asking him
to withdraw his resignation for BIZ
months and granting him leave of alb
senee for that period II his health did
not improve at the expiration Of tina 4
time his resignation wac to be accepted.
The NEXT Sunday, much to the grAtifica
lion OF the congregation, the doctor an
nounced that he would withdraw hls
resignation for the present, saying that he
had decided In view OF the hearty maHnel
In which they had asked him to remain,
he would try longer vacation thar
usual and try to regain his health. Since
then nothing has been done until yes-
terdAV
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

Yesterday afternoon the Baptist
Chapel on Lincoln street near Delaware
avenue was dedicated. On the plat
form we're the Rows. IL. ii. Cell, OF the
GaF-.an BAptlIt Church; II. @. Weston,
of tho Crozn Theological Seminary;
"a q BuddinR,oh, OF the Bethany Bap-
tia, Church; kosss Heath; Mr.. Q1iok,
Of the Ctoz.r Theological Summary;
II, W, Oyerhistt, Of Grace Baptist
Church; 4. Is Cock, Second Baptist
Church; ard B. T. Moore OF Shiloh
Bsptist Church. The Rev. Moses Heath
presided.
Tho gefvices were opened By singing
ard reading OF the Scriptures, after
which the Rev. II. G. weStoa, o' Grocer
TheoiogioaI seminary, preached the de-
dicatory o, rmon.
The report Of tho fnancs committee
wa read by Alfred Stevenson.
Toe pro2srty cost in round numbers
SO 900, q, 600 Of which hsvo been paid
leaving fostiag debt OF about 300;
The building committee was Allied
GaWthrop, Alfred Stevenson and o.
W. Love,
Att.r reading the report the Rev.
Richard b. Cook spoke OIL the In huen co
OF thu Church, and closed with On APP
peal for aid 10 paying OF the remaining
debt. Washington Jones gave bis re-
| collections OF Church progress In WILL
mipetor. He raid the First Baptist
Churcb was started on King street neal
Eleventh.
In 1898, thirteen members q this
church, nine women and four men, lef
the church aud started n meeting on
Sixth street between Market and klog
They then went TO Filth ard Welnn
streets, where the Gerusn Baptis
lOhurch now IL. They then purchaser
1.-The lot at Fourth and French streets
from which beginning the Second BAp
tlst Church was built.
Services were held In the chapel las
lsvep!ng, WHEN the Rev. hT. Qlirk o
Orczsr Theological Seminary preached
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
pots.

william d. Griffith has purchased
thc houee No. 500 west Eighth street
Any person having $500 to loan at
Eve per cent. can haSo \ sooa CUSTOM "
by addressing "Loan," thls oiice.
DR.. Mckay, No. BIS :sAtkst street,
wishes q good single man to take charge
OF horte, CIV, lawn, etc.
Fixtures for market stall can be put.
chased At reasonable price az No. 3l3
Madison street,
The Republican committee Of the
Sixth ward ID requested 10 meet on
Wednesday evening, At Z, 80. at No. $40
King street,
A lecture will be delivered in Red
Lon NJ. e Church tomorrow Tues
day } evening by Presiding Elder W. l..
8. Murray, on The Heart 10 the
Switch"
Little Rene Van Weston YVES taken
very sick at the evening performance
Of cinderella" on Saturday and oould
not appear, 70 the regret Of the large
audience present.
! The Sporting and Theatrical journal
OF this vsua : ifsue nsntlots John A
Fry OF the "ClAy ton House CATS" bein1
Wilmington authority on all matters
appertsiping to sporting nature.
Levi O. Bird, Esq, will start fol
Florida At HAS tonight, By way Of the
New YORK and Norfolk Railroad. Hs
will first visit Old Point Comfort, and
proceed from there to his destination.
Mr.. Jefferson Hart, who has been In
the employ of Granville Worrell for q
number Of yesrs, will enter into n part
nership with M. l. Liohtenstien about
tho 25ih OF March. The experience Of
Mr.. Hart will insure the new arm q
arge ran OF custom.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

A ys.y sad accident occurred At the
resiSe nce OF Frank Draine, No. AIS u
Zenith street, this morning. About o
o'clock Mrs. DrAine started up slairs
for her Q months old child, which had
Just awakened. She picked the child
up In her Arme and started down stairs
With 1t. Just as she began to descend
her foot caught in the carpet and both
she and the babe were precipitated 10
the floor below. Despite The tHorts OF
Mrs D.AIno to shield the child from
IN Jury she fell upon It
The child lived but ten minutes after
II received the injury, and died OF con-
cussiop Of the brain, produced by stiik
ing the back of It's head against n step
when the accident occurred. DIR. Wales
was sum moned, but too late to be OF
service 10 the child, as Is vas beyond
mortal aid. The mother was seriously
but not dAu aercusly injured. Her mon
tai sufiering 10 very severe, and for n
long time shs seemed unable 10 realise
that the child WAS dead.
Coroner BArnhill gave Q certificate Of
death In accordance with the facts Of
the case. The sympathy OF the neigh
borhood 10 with the family that has
su Tered 30 very sad Bereavement
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

An AcouTs ulatiou of gas In the con
duits OF the Bsll Telephone CON papy,
In Buffalo, Kew York, caused a strict
of explosioIH OF Saturday. Five maE,
holes blew oct slmultAn eously. Fred.
sri ck Zits SID William Wood, work
men, were tsrIibly burned.
The r. Z Lee Camp OF Confederate
Veterans, o. Richmond, Virginia, on
Saturday nigst, adopted resolution oil
sympathy snd regret on the death OF
W. W. CoTcaFsn, and appointed 4 CON.
m!ties o. I've 10 attend tho funeral.
While crossing Townsend's Inlet. n.
j., yes.ercsy morning, three boats
were esFried 20 ssa aud cSpslzsd. Roger
Deyer and David Devine we.s drowned,
The others, fonr IN number. were res
oued 6y The life saving crew.
A tornado which passed over Wander.
berg aud adjoining counties In indiana
ON Friday afts.noon, damaged dwell.
in9s, houses, stables and fences. There
was also heavy less Of live stock.
James henry, aged IS years, who wa.
arrested on the charge Of Drunkenness,
died q Jew hours later 10 the Fiibe.i
Street Polioe Station. Dshth 10 aitri
buted 20 scate alcoholism:
Franklin Stump, serving an 1i.yeR,
term fos passing counterfeit money, Is.
saulted gard ia the Oaio poniten
tiAry, a; Columbus, on Saturday morn
ing, and wEs shos dead,
In Walker county, Georgia, on Ell
day night, JEFF MiGrodan aud To =.
Tor Re1p got in q quarrel over a wo
man, ~heH the former sho. the later
through the heart.
Gustav winkler, n young man, sho
md killed his wife and then committed
suicide ia Milwaukee, on Saturday. |
Ia supposed be vas frenzied by domes
tic troubles.
A deputy sheriff named Coz was al,
tackled at K! C-'erO ranch, Texas, q few
days ago, by Eve bandits. He killed
four Of then and badly wounded the
Other.
with the resumption OF work In III
collerles in the Sehuylkiil region, Ii,
shipping o; Goa frUm Port Eichmont
has actively oon nsncsd.
a l2 year old boy, while coastiug a
New G!Asgow, Nova sco.ls, on SEtur
day, went Erder q railroad train Ert
was Ellied,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
EDITION


On Saturday evening a special session
OF the supreme Lodge. shield Of Homer,
was held lin Eagle fan at Fifth and
French streets. Lhe session was for re
vlsing the eonr. .ttuti1n and bylaws Of the
order. The neetipr was presided over by
supreme siAster Robert J. Lumpkiu.
ihete V,as present al the n Getting the FOL
~ named officers: William J. Gun
.hEham, past supreme master, Baltimore
Nd. sydney Morris, junior supreme mae
ter, Camden, N. William Henry
supreme secretary, Baltimore. Md; John
W. heeks, supreme treasurer, Baltimore,
Md G. 7. Martin, supreme conductor,
Wilmington, Del ; X. X. Hodge, supreme
chaplain, Philadelphia, Pal John l..
Sanders, supreme inside guardian, BAlti
more; Samuel NJ. Buck, supreme outside
guardian, Philadelphia, Pa; A. Trego
She tier, supreme medical director, Bal
timore, Nd.
The most important Of the numerous
changes proposed In the working OF the
order, was tho raising OF the death
benefit from $500 to $1,000. The session
Adjourk ed without effecing the work
for which IL Was called. The Supreme
Lodge will be entertained by Corr ntbiau
Lodge, No l. with = supper At FArra
Il Lewis, No. Sl7 Market street, THU
evening.
The annual session Of the Grand
Lodge, Shield OF Honor, Of the United
States, met this morning At 10 .. m.
The following CHI GERS and MON beri
were present: =. @. w. NJ, W. j.
Cunnin CHAM, OF Baltimore, Nd. jim.
Sydney Maurioe, OF Camden, N. j
Jr Master Harry Stout, OF Phtladel
phia; SEQ. Treas, J. W. Meeks, o.
Baltimore, Nd; Sup. Secretary, W. T
Henry, of Baltimore, Md Chap ain
II. II, Hodge, Of PhilSdelphis; Oonduc
ter, @. T. Martin, Of Wilmington; Ia
Guard, Jho L. Sanders, Of Baltimore
Nd; And Guard, Samuel l.. Beck, c
Oamden, N. j. Other prominent Gen
tlemen present were Judge Jos. II
Hunting, Of New York; DIR. A. Il
R0seuthal, Of New York; DR.. A. Trtg
Shertzer, Of Baltimore; L. G. Eraim, l
G. NJ. OF Psursy George Wi
liAms, P. @. N OF Camden, N. j.; Get
Bingham, District Deputy 5uprem
Master. The session to day was BpeI
in revision of laws
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
DIED.

wOuDS-un the .4h instant. Mrs, Ane
Woods, widow Of the late John WooO
aged 10 years
Relatives and frte adEtr. Hslied to Gttend
the funeral from ..er Iato iesidsDos, no. II i
seott stree, On Tuesday Aftsrneon AZ :
at mt. Salem cemetery.
IUUALE.--On tho 2tth inst, larry L.. son
OF George n. and sarah Is COale, aged ~
Ktlstives aad friends OF tho family arc re,
specially Invited 10 attend ina funeral
scrv cos at ire residence q his A'ontf, RIO.
l2lg Walnut street, en- Monday evening" At
7 20 o'cIosR. funeral on Tuesday morning
at 1870 s'cl9cI, 10 pr.osed 70 Cseil OoanS,
nd.
SYAS-On the gs.h Instant, annie pralEe,
t1iEHt dAughls! OF IhomaiJ. To- HStiS
Ryan, aged ii months aad IL DAYS.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
yited TO attend her funeral from ME resi-
denoo Of her plrtnt', 1919 Chtstnu; street.
At New Cathedral Cemetery.
HtRST-On the 18Th Inbt., Elisa. wife Of
sniamin Hlrs:, IN tue +tth year OF her
age
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend her funeral from the resi-
dsres OF hor hu IhRnd, No. SOL Poplar street,
on wednesday aiterpSon, Feb ~ Services
a. the house At t'GltoI. To proceed to
kivsryisu feme,-.-.
Afiiction sore t9ns time Fhs bore,
Physicians wers N fatr,
Till q Cd did p ease T. give her ease
And relieve her OF her pain
fondly loved, bat sadly InlIssd. L, U.
uKAINE.-In this city, on tho f7th ipIt.i
Frank H., con II Frank and Mary =.
Drains, aged moDths.
BrllttVcs and friends Gre invited TO attend
his funsinl fFomtho fttidei &c OF his khrents,
RIO. ti3 East tenth street, on W sdL eB lay
afl ornoop, ct OiciOct. Services at the
houIe Intermentat RlVeINleE oemsttrg.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

william Z. Salisbury, bette, kr,n
as "old Bib" died shortly before U.l
night, on Saturday, night, At the Gay.
ton House, wh;rs lie lbs ostH pO's
for mary yoArs, Of c1rsumpllen.
Although Bill bas bser al the 0lI
ton house slpce I. was 6Efi ttaau'si u
seysr, durlne all that tine, wNni DeA|
until aaiEsd BY kis last lin Is. ri
wou,d sleep sitting On ? Hu'I :
wherever It was convenient Fba ID
felt sleepy.
He was one OF tho hest kroVn cailrld|
men Ia tho city, When al lllssn ID
would run ernrds for anybody %
every body, aud was q most rO1rsuuI
aud obliRlng old color6d man. lie VII
be missed.
he was bufiei tom the Clyi1l|
House Of IL 30 o'clock this nufnllil
He wns nicely dressed In NlaIk sli1
and laid out IN q handsome ro;svc1
cofiu. The funeral Strhon "
preached By the Rsv. Gsorl e BIN
Who ppoHe fee!!nely Of tie Iite Of \
| ueoeAked. Interment YVES n SIDE 10 N
Union CemetsTy. Pfopylsi1; PJA 4
the ClOytau House, generously bo1'l
cxparfeJ.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
MI ra,forn,a RIran Day

Mr.. Telford began his evangelis,ic
meeting In the Church OF the Covenant
yesterday. He 10 q deeply earneet and
powerful preacher. Mrs. relford's slug
ing Of the gospel was very effective aud
moved the hearts Of the vast oongreeA
tlons. The body Of the church was
crowded morning aud afternoon, and in
the evening Aisles and galleries as well
were thronged to overlooking. Nun.
bers went into the inquiry rooms after
The evening service, some Of whom pro
fsseed conversion. There will be d
meeting TO night ct 7,30, when Mt.
Teltord will preach on IAN Angel IL
the Water" and his wife will sinK.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
FIFTH EDsTIaa


At Sundays session Of tbs Hup, Ill.,,
Curt Waiter roWnf0nd, ollorss ~, ~
fined ~ and coats; john HArIiso5 Wy
orei, 60 aud costs; q. II. B,evtn. wy
colored, q and costs, and ss,,S NTI'
lisms, oolored, 81 aud coats lor Al W. W.
enness. Owen Shields, charged Wis
breaking windows, was DISCHARGES ia "a
no one appeared against him, 3"
At this mornings session pA,u,
Perry and Harry kaddooks, oh1,,sS
with breaking into cars a. ths N.Y.,
Yard, were discharged. '"'
The case OF CLOUD Butler Oh ,,,,A
with assault and battery on jacob IA
Wilhelmina Shupe, which wa nv.
poRad from Saturday until this ho,r
. .nE suod S -. ~ w, "a ~ Vonid EQ
Mrs. Shupe testiAed 10 pre- Nh III,
same thing M she did on 6AluriAJ
Mrs. J. P. Messimer vas called AL
stated that she wAs present vh,r ia
assault Was made. Butler strutE n,
Shupe 6rst and then hrs. 6hupe I,,pei
Butler in the face with q Giick. ButI,,l
then knocked the Shupes down ,MI
brutAlly boa, and kicked them.
Isabella Scott was called and Aou,u.
dioted the testimony o; the RI sviot,I
witness by saying that Mts shsn
struck the hrpt b!oE. M shu b, M
said, was drunk.
A little girl named Sadie ssrDul
corroborated Mrs. Ssott's tesliu pny n
respect to the arst bow struck d Id Nv
In regard 20 Shups being drunk.
| Antoine Shilling was called, add to-
tifed TO taking sbupe home from whss
he found him lying in the s,r Ne, ID
conscious.
Judge Cumniins remarked that In M
MIND there vas no douoi ai',) Sil
committed ta9 RSGAuli. He NCgi
thcreioTa impose . fine OF u AID oAa
In each Ssse. The f.1es sai ca
amop'. ed 10 $3.50,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
zalK.s EDITION.



wRmin9tca Divlrion. No. ga, Order |
q! Railway Conductors. took Jolly
parry Of iav,ted guests, representing
the Srothef divisions locsied at Phils- |
dtlphsa AMI Camden, n. j., on . &c |
lieh,ln} oxGafsicn % Old Point Com-
fort. VS., On tse 70 b INIT. The party,
Numbering in All sboui tifty. left BROAD
strett station, Phi,adelphis, IL. 20 p. m,
aud W. mtnrton 1905 a. M. a quick
run thIougE tbs peach districts oil
Eoaiaeir Dsiaaare and tho truck farms
OF eastern Diary and to Ospe Charles, al
dip,anne Of 2a0 miles.. Tue excursion
.sts,who were made comfortable In Putt
man siteps. No. 1871 generously pro
vided by thai company for the COCA
sion, ard tbs hours were passed pleas
antly until the hour OF arrival a. cape
Charles, vheu transfer was made TO the
6tAuuch steamer Old Point Comfort for
the sail Of eighteen miles AcroBs the bay
TO Old Poin. Comfort.
Breakfast waa served on the steamer.
30 that when lsnding at the foot OF
the rampGrts Of the grand old Fortress
Monroe the party was ready 20 engage
Sn Q day o. Sightseeing. Under the
careful guidance OF Brother ]. b. Book
and the cocn ittee Of arrar Saments oi
Division No. 224, the fort Was inspected
from parade ground 10 bomb proof
The At enc time prison Of Jefferson
Davis was locked Into, and the 2ress
parade OF tho garrison that holds tht
fort was Witnessed. Tho Soldiers
Memorial Home was visited, where a
the present time 2, lao OF the disabled
veterans Of the armies of the United
States are chartered and tenderly cared
for, all their wants being ministered u
In spirit at once generous, delisat;
and most oOnsiderate. The ancien
town OF Hampton, sesl' ID over twt
centuries ego, was thoroughly ex
plored, A. Was also the old bFici
church, g Christian landmark bull
The Indian home, where the wllC
wards Of tho nation are educated to b.
intelligent, civilized citizens o: the Be
public, was also pOtEt OF interest
An old soldier, whose bearing wa
Thoroughly military, gu,sed the visitor
through tho buildin7s and grounds o
the soldiers 0! the home, making tt
tour OF dorble interest by his vivid de
scription. The reading room and librar,
attached &c the Institution, where iher
are 81 pfeesnt nearly slz thonsan
volumes and about ferry daily papers
and 81 the G@k3 and tables were seais
the griEzled veterans reading poliiica
news, OF something more substantial
attracted great attention. The excRi
sionists were entertained In fue styl
by their hosts at the BY seia Ho.el, so
left Old Point Comfort Tor home at rs
p. m, reaching Philadelphia after
pleasant, bat sn eventual return trip O
5.20A. n. On Monday the visltors ex
pressed themselves ~ highly please
with their tip, and were loud in thel
praises Of their entertainers and the.
entertaipmen By Wilmington Division
No. ss4. Tbs stay OF the party wa
made additionally pleasant a: Of
Point Com fort By the genial presence
A. G. Mammalian, train mgsser Of Il
n. Y 7 q d. X. r. The thaaks
she b5ys ara due to the P, r B. Co, Z.
passes
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

Rev. Mr. SAnierson read an interest
lug essay at the preachers meeting In
Aabury N. e. Church this morning, CD
THE Divine Call TO the Ministry"
which led TO quite an amin ted discus.
son. in which bsve. SteDgle, Houston,
jones. Hubbard, and DIR. Jacob Todd
participated. 1t was announced that
tho homes for tho mipistara at the
ocming conference had been completed
nnd was now ready for publication. Al
tho meeting next Monday Rev, Adsm
sttngle will give his Views ct length on
preaching.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

Z Darlington of r. K. 10 oinsoi ""'
Is better q. q.
Squire Smith is still terlousl :
though slightly better.
j p X, Polk, ESQ Is impioUlf M
w. H. Drlnekle 81, " u IL mn far The in.
time to day, and hopes are ih'e''-'-
his speedy recovery. . -,.h,,sss
N E for a soGs ,1S Sr e better sa moi %
OF danger. .cns Hri-
ms sonn a hdr'I R,brsnpaeh HreElng cor
pa1y Is petteT v,,,,. uho was s,ristsi
with paralysis OF Sunday ias', Min n
helpless for some days, is Q pS '''
covering,
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
oARs nor FoH LOSS.
1, Is Room Wont, aud Room 1 mast
HAYa.

L. Is HooA Wont, and Room Mss'
Have,
To lose money Is paiaful, hat the first
loss is tho least felt. To carry over
several thousand dollars until next
season is letting money lay idle, there
fore have consented 10 sacrifice every
remaining Melton and Ktrsey Over
coat, worth S25. for SIC; Diagonal Over
coats, worth SIS, for &c; Storm Goats,
worth Sii. for u, and go on at prices
that will pay you 10 buy now and to
lay away until next winter, but re mem
bes We will tavs cold days yet. The
massive line offspring Goode arc rapidly
coming In. You can buy q Whipcori
d .agoual sutt ios q IS, and Dress
Suiss from 50 so up to $50 Boys Suite
in several patterns, commencing al
Si.15, and Boys Pants for 50 oenie tc
the best grades ct the famous Eoonomy
Clothing Hall, 406 Market street
LOUIS FELLHEIMERi proprietor.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27
Good Prices

W. J. LAnk, Huctioaeer, sbld OF Ii
2is; Brown & Peters, Of While 0id|
Creek Hundred, hciiers from sSO 70 "
COWS, f;ol $50 TO So; u u'ss Sle|
reaper and binder, $40 ri Rs, 'c'nHI
per pound; chickens, 10 csnV P'1
pound. j
On tha 23l inst. Mr.. LspA also sod
for W. 7. Kuotts, OF ChrlsrIaua H1i1
drsd, horses, Sos, 500 $s0li cow if'a|
SS5 10 500 whgon, $50. i
Nj. bank sold on the 2Sl lnSi, io' 4
BeKter, pf New Castle Hundred, coE,
from S95 1tJ tS6; torrss, ION WI
1858; colt, q months, ass pldsi " Si1
per pound. II
Mr.. Lank sold for g. Cochran Oh ts
23th Inst, neRr LAudeno berg ~
horses, from S5l 10 $40; oost, non
S35 TO 6i0i wagon, $50 II,
The sales we're pretty well a'ino'S
considering the roads were almost -
payable ia placer, and the prices W"
considered coed throughout
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

The Assistant Secretary OF the Treas
ury hss affirmed decision OF the Sur.
vsyog OF Customs at Plttsburg, in as
stssinE GOty at the rate Of 10 per oen..
ad va o.en on recent importation Of
steel wire rods, which the importett
claim TO be du.iab!e either at the rae
OF 6-lo of Une cent Per pound, ruitI
the prOvk!nns for "iToa OF steel =
wt-e Todl not lighter than No. Q
wire gauge" or at the rate Of ~ Ger Il
per uouud under the provisions icl
at Ci w.ren etc
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

MoKICAEvGLLE, Ohio, Feb. H.-0n
Saturday afternoon as Cons,A able Kelly
snc his poiy, Jacob Helbsrt, with a
posse c' Is, armed with a writ Of habeas
corpus, broke In the door OF John
CHI stcgn's housa, near Mohicanyllie,
Ohio, to get possession OF Chesrown's
aged and imbeoile father, they were
met By Elias Chssrown, who shot
Kelly and Hslbert do1d. The posse
fed panic stricken. Elias subsequently
glrreDdeIed himself at the jail ia Ash.
land, ten miles dis,snt.
Daily Republican., 1888-02-27

About l o, M. yes he iBhll
Shields, n young man " Us a5missiOB !.
enca OF liquor, applied 10 Tsird ~
BAteforo's reAiaurans, r aI,et N
Market streets. IL Us ~ alul!ttdl
proper hour be w% ~ n, breaslpl
whereupon he resAllstsV 5oor. 20
ous tie large glass IN and loctN
geant MoVey Errostel OIL u u sesterdNi
him up. He was disonaTttim Kim.
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