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Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Now BUSINESS enterprises.

A new company for the man d fact re
OF compound steel srmor plates, shik
aud bridge plates, steel rails and Arti.
ccles OF like nature is now beiIc
formed by . AsyndicAte Of capitalists ID
Philadelphia. II ls proposed to manu-
iAoture steel uuder the Lauth pateut
which 10 owned by Beruhrd G. Lsuth
lof PlttsburR, and Adoiph 0hl, d
Philadelphia.
In the manufAclure OF steel rails
has long been the desire OF railroad
engineers to get rail composed of 0
positive AmalgAmAted soft steel hanqt
and web, with hard steel head, thII
preventing accidents from broken rAils
rhe new process Ia said to overcome oil
the old dificulties, and the projeotor d
claim TO be Ahls 70 revolutionlE5 tho
manufacture OF tteel
There 10 q movement en- foot to estab
,!sh q new type foundry In PhilAdel.
phiA. Some CT the most practical men
who have been managing the lead Id 4
type fouudries In that ard other cltiet
for years are nj the head OF the new b.
terprise al d are backed by well kno q n
business men Of means. The new com.
pany will be known as the Keystone
Tyne Company and will have Q capital
Of tl00 900, divided into LOCO shares oi
800 each. The projectors expect h
place somo Of the products OF the nav
company on the market within siI
months after its ORGANIZATION, and II
their prospectus promisa 10 earn di5l
dends OF not less than S25 per share an
nuAlly when once thoroughly ettab
lished,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
PInrInr nataciIxn

CHAMBERsBURG Jan. SD. n.
MCPHERSON was placed in jail here thit
morning for the shooting OF Joseph
Wiley along the mountAin In MoAt
aomery township on Saturday night
Mcpherson, who 10 . medicine peddler
and occasionally breaches, had De
llvsred two rambling and foolish dis
cnurseo last week and brouRhI sui
against TIRES young men for laughing
during his Lervices. A WARRANT was
issued 10 him for their arTest, bat be
afterward surrendered this to justice
Of the Peace ID. W. Hayes, and obtAlhed
3 warrant issued to Constable John l.
Meredith.
Cn the back OF this warrant wAs a
form written by the justice author. =! n 2
Meredith to dtputizs McPhtrssn q
mate the arrests. Meredith didn'
/ depItz, him, and Mcpherson started
out to arrest the men. He did not tuo
osed, and thinking the shsir was over
Joseph Wiley and A. M. BubsIbAQgh
two OF the parties TO be arrested AZ
tempted to disouEs the matter with NJ
Phe1sou, but the Ltter refused, endbAv
OslES Instead to make prisoners OF thl
ms1. Wiley turned TO leave the house
aud rs he passed out OF the door Nc
PhersOn aEot him in the bask OF tn,
neck. DIR II. G OnrltIman prnbed 10
i The bail, but could not lCcAte 1t, ant
1 Wiley's chances FOR recovery Rre II
i cOadlngly doubtful. Mcpherson Say
lie sho. Wiley In teli-1efeuse.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
FOURTH EDITION
Dots,

Mr.. John 6ohick, OF Philadelphia,
spent Sunday with friends In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bright OF thli
city will leave for Florida on Friday to
speud the winter.
90 10 II. n. Moore's stalls. "a and 7.ss eont
street market. for your chsice ere smery freEf
butter also the best cream Cheese At marx e
price.
B. Frank CooliI G OF No 902 Jack sor
street, book keeper for G. W. Weldin a
Brother, is going 10 Kentucky, tC
engage in The 'nmber business.
For oaC.. anda Of -four do not for.
get TO call at N. W. corner OF Fourth
and King streets. K. p. JAnvier. Tele-
phone No. 4OS.
A new floor is being laid in the offios
OF the Obief OF Police, and also in the
hallway leAdipg to the cells The work
is not being done before It Was needed
George O. Guthrie son OF Jonet
Guthrie the carriage builder, ,contemplates
visiting Denver, Colorado, with . view oi
locating there permanently and engaging
IN business.
Mr.. Joseph II. Bartlett, president oi
the Home Social Circle OF Soott n. L
Church, left this city this morning fol
Birdsboro, Berks County, Pa, TO sI end
= few days tor the benefit of his health,
Emile e Bncher, who has just com
pleted thorough course In photOgra-
ply, has connected himself with The
establishment Of Ii, brother Harry
Bucher on Market street above Third.
Samuel II. Thorp, merchant tailor
No. 613H Market street, would be
pleased TO see his friends. For the nexi
fcnr weeks win close ont winter goods
at reduced prioes.
Two minus two leaves nothing, AnG 1
home minus the light OF Pratts Astral
OIL leaves darkness not easily dispelled
by any other. H. James Belt, sole age NJ
TOR Astral oil, sixth aud Market streets,
Groeers sell It
Botanic Nerve Bitiers, 400 McInAll't
Syrup OF Tar, S63.; . suro cure for colds
old and reliable. Made only by n b.
DaBforth, drpRa'st, Second aud Mar
ket streets. Patent medicints AT bot
tom prioeE.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Academy OF Music.

The latest comedy farce of Rober
Griffin Morris, The Qlsksr's Child,
was given a. the Academy Of Music las
evening to u good house. Katie Hart
the sta, shows more than averag,
ability Assn actress, though It Ia plAir
to be seen that the extent of her ahili
ties has rot y't been reached. She
both sings and dances well, aud 10 fact
her entire work is clever. One of the
mos. D easing feAtnIes OF the piece Is
the singing OF Fred SANFORD. He not
only poesessss y particularly fiue bass
voice, bat also Knows how 70 use H.
The whole piece is rearly all music
The latter part o; the week the Weston
Brothers wilt appear in the ways o
the World"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Rarhina On n nnrna

NEW YORK, Jan. 3l.-Thomas Per.
kins ts Q shoemaker and lives with his
wife and young child at No, $50 Eighth
avenue.
About three weeks ARo Perkins got
on terrible spree. During bis ram.
blings through saloons he some " here
picked up three tramTs by the name OF
Andrew Stain, 65 years OF age; james
DnnninR, 40, and James Hogan, 40
He broU ght them home with him and
barbortd them in his chop until he lit.
orally drank himself out OF house and
bone. A mattress, 0 couple OF old pil.
lows and q stove was all that was left
in the house, and Perkins wife aud
child we're half starved when she oom
planned OF her husband to Captain XII.
lilea, ai tbs Wos. Forty seventh street
station, on Sunday night.
About $500 worth OF furniture had
been pawnsd by the four for drink vheI
the ofioer arrested them. Ho found
the Jolly quartet seated around 4
RroNlsr In the little oobbling shop sing
ing and having q high old tims.
Justice Murray In the Yorkvil's
Police OuurL sent tho four Worthi,u Il
Blackwell Island for three MONTH
each.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
THIRD EDITION.
An EArthquake shock.

PROVIDENCE, K. L., Jan. 30.-From
sections all over this State come re-
ports OF an earthquake early this norm
ing, the shock OF which was felt some
where about IL 40 q. m.
Newport people experienced Iona
rumblinR shock between IL and
O'Clock this morainR, and many people
te',ify to being sVskened by 1t.
From Centreyille and Orompton Way
come the reports OF the shook at about
1879 O'Clock that lasted several seconds
an ! ratified the windows and crockery
In the houses
People in the southern part Of the
State, on both aides OF the bsv. felt the
"quAke and tlmt It's he Iipn ng
~ 1910 q. IN, and It's duration 81 four
stooDds
East Green wloh people felt the shock
o! the earthquake distinctly. Bristol
felt the shock about ~ 80 O'Clock, and
1t WAS severe enough 70 jar tho houses
along the river.
The reports Of the shock came largely
from parts tU the south Of Providence,
and the earthquake seems not to have
manifested iIselt IN the northern part
Of the State. The disturbance. where
noted, seems 70 have travelled frem
south to north, which perhaps explAini
It's stoppip z At Providence.
1t WAS believed by sceptics that tht
disturbance was not an earthquake d
all, but the violent cracking OF tb'
irozsn earth due to the sudden chang
In the weather from extreme cold u
warm.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Returned Home.

SRw YORK, Jan 'l.-Abram J. Har-
denbergh has returned, and us the
trusted friend" OF Mrs Parmelee has re
sumed his reporter dodgiDg practices.
Tho news whizxed and hopped like a
stone sent flying over an ice suriace and
everybody in the neighborhood OF Har
denberEhs residence on Jefferson avenue
brooklyn, revived yesterday the great
social scandal.
Business men In the Equitable building
where Mr.. Hardenbergh has his oflce
have their own idea Of the fact that :
thick layer of dust is arcumulAtlng OIL
the desk, and the only clerk employed b,
Hardenbergh passes most OF his time Out
side the office.
1t is rumored in financial circles that .
few weeks before the death Of Mrs
Parme ee her trusted friend aud bust
ness agent lost $4,000 OF her money II
speeulatlon. And well-infOrmcd partle
eKPect some disagree able revelations aftc
he vii! i 10 day tested Tor probate.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
FIFTH edition
Iron Work.,o n.

ELKToH, Md, Jan. so
ployts Mt the McOullou7b ~, rlss
pany's works OF West a,On
nailss north Of Elktou. b,n. ,tNsti
hed that the works vii hs 1,e gsee
closed on February 20. Sbs., s1'aa ~
prepared at these works IA. .m 70.
Tough Iron Company Also h
North Est and Rowl,p5s,,'..a ,.a
County, and At wilmipyto, W.
bar iron hss been for man, ~. ~
pared at North EAst and Ia Iaii
West Amwell. The oompaoe .Soa su
70 have the work prsvloD,j, E9pi
West Amwell performed n y y. wy s
non mil ht North Easi, vhih
TO u and has been closed ~. 4. oss
year, thus saving the eIn.,,. w . w
ing and freight. rwsn,y my
present employed OF WestAns.n
oNly half OF this n umhpr y,Hh
at North East. II ia lIk,l, zee
company will eudeAvor lo.aM wv
tine water right And tE,I,. !.
houses. wa" Na
The West Amwell mill, ,r
structed about 1888 by ,hs s'o,.! NV
Iron Company, who disposed N N
afterwards to e. A. HAiysv n,
vey sold them TO the oomn,,,
and 10 n heavy stookholdsr oi A.
ter, In November last a rs,,,i,j
10 per cent. in wages vn .svn,.i
the employees at West Am,,S
same reduction was mad, nav
East works q few weeks sirc, n
Warner has bsen superIn,tbd,s, n
West Amwell mills 10, nIny va.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Death of a Minister

Ths Rev. 8. A Young, L United
Brethren Preacher, died ut his resi-.
depce In Baltimore on Friday, January
Goth, In his 18Th year. The deceased
was well known In this city, where, for
. number Of years he was an agent for
the Uti lied Breth.el Mutual Aid So
ciety OF Penntylvaria He removed to
Baltimore some three or four years ago,
and at the time of bis death was n d.
rector and assistant secretary of the
ProvideDt Life Association OF BAlh
more. He WAS . native OF York, Pa.
and when bat young Gan was or
dAined q minister In the U b. Church
and Allied several charges, but was
obliged by III health 20 relinQuish active
work. He Was an honorably discharged
soldier OF Il g late war In Company II,
Capt. Weist, 10th Pennsylvania Volun.
teers. HIS WAS q mem Der OF the Penn.
sylvAnia Conference Of the U. b.
Church and q member OF the Ministers
Association Of Baltimore. A religious
service was held At his residence In Bal
timore on Saturday, the 2lsL Inst, oil
which Rsv, Mr, spsck, Of First U. b.
Church; R'v. 5'eInspring, Of George
street; Rev. ButDer, OF Scot. street
Rev. Mltiendo:f of OF r1eln, and Rev
KieileD, Of Woodbury. churches, tool
part, and were also the pail bearers
The remAins were taken 10 YORK, Pa.
for intermenr.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Tho Assessors

he county assessors commenced their
slit.ngs at the City Hall This morning for
the osiensi6le purpose OF placing the
names OF voters on the asses. ment llsts.
BY O'Clock there were fully two hun.
ired perfous in waiting. but as the ms.
ness before the city court was 80 ycry i'm
portant, 1t did not adjourn uutl ten -
clock, by whi.h time the number IN wat.
ing was Increased fully one hundred.
some became tired and went away, bu,
aifer about Il minutes had been coIsum-
ed ~ the assessors mixing their book
they finally got to work. They were "a
extremely careful about entering the
names that It took from 10 to Il minutes
ior each one, consequently not one-tenth
OF those present, even alter waiting ali
the uorning, succeeded In getting tbeb
namgs on. OF y men from the Twelfth
ward but three were put on the llst up I.
II O'Clock, when the ASSESSOR prompt,
adjourned until 2 o'clock this afternoon
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
peAth Q, nolonsI wilmer.

Colonel EdSln WAmar, a former reg
id5nt OF thib Ststs, d,sl lAst Friday
evening at his sJn.in lSB'p resideuca In
Baltimore oouaty, Nj. He wss at ht.
office 10 Baltimore on T4uridAy, but
was suffering from revere cold, ana II
is ssuppossd that bic cough caused in.
ternal hemorrbsge, which resu ted in
death. Colonel Wilmer was a nstlye
OF Smyrna, and was abou, % years OF
Age. During the rebellion hs reside d
In this city, ana was provost marshsi
for the State. Through his efforts two
reRimsnts were raised, and he was
Aiweys unvAverlng in his devotion tc
the UnioA.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Uorbiu In n Deep Hole

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 3O.-The fol
lowing letter TO Austin Corbiu hA,
b,en made public by the Central Com
mlttee OF the Residing strikerE.
Mr.. AUSTIN CoRBlN, PRESIDENT:
In your letter to the public you Say
you can see but one alternative for the
Reading Company to iusist upon-frst
the right TO manage lis own property,
and second, the right to em ploy labor
In the mining Of Its coal go tnAt 1t viii
have at leas. m equal chance with III
ueiRhbors In every competitive market
that anthracite coal goes 10.
These cordit!ons are accep able 10 III
Istriking tmpioyes, and II 1t is because
you thought that yo1r employees at
tempted 10 debar yon OF these jurl
rights that you allowed Hr. | A
SWeigard to enforcs this s,r,ke you
have been feariully misled.
II that is the only question Of differ
enee you have against them this great
strike will be at an end In less than
thirty minutes, providing you grant
to your employees the following
FitsS-Tne right TO organize,
Becond-Tha. when difficulties g-lse
between the company and the employ e.
these questions snail be Pettled by or
bitTAtiCn. JOSEPH l.. CoGHLAE,
In behalf OF the employer.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
A BrutAI RIhIpltion.

A desperate battle between two bulI
dogs was fought in . West PhilAsel
phiA hotel last night. II was bet y ecu
Frank HeArld's white dog Buck and
Jim Hendarson's bripdle dog Llttl,
Dick. HeRrld handled bis own dog and
Little Dick was cared for by Dan King
Buck weighed thirty three pounds
while Little Dick was siI pounds light
tr, The battle lAhtsd one hour and
thirty minutes and then Il vas stoppei
by the spectators. Little Dick lay on
the floor on the broad OF his back
while Buck WAS chewing at his throat.
Little Dick would have been a dead
canine In few minut tes mere.
jim Henderson called to KlnR: "Piok
up the dog, Dan" But King said mo
lt.s no nsei the Cog won't I've any way =
Then the spectators intsriered and tht
hRht was stopped. Little Dick Wal
picked up, limp and Glmott lifeless, bu
Dan King said he WAS good for many 1
night yet, as be doused bucket OF cold
water over lin.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Coa,,ing accidents.

Neal NAnGArrity, a lad OF 10 years,
vas Injured by collision with n wagon
At Front and TAtnEll streets yesterda ay
afternoon while ooasting. HIS ipjuriel
cousisted OF cuts on the face.
Last evening Bessie BARee, the litt,s Z
daughter Of Samuel IL Magee, No. 2l6
JeneTson street, who wAs Injured by y
sled on last Saturday,, WAS Ia q critical
condition.
fonpg DuaAs, who vAi dangerously y
injured few days ago on Eighth
street near Walnut, while ooAstiug
was slightly better.
1t was reported that q man had h II
leg broken at Second ami Adams eireei,
last evening but no particulars coult
be learned.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
DIED.

wOUDs.-Gn the 2s,h inst, Mrs Ann
Woocf, widow Of the late John woods.
aged 10 years,
kelAtivei and friond7 arc respectfully In.
yited - Attenh the funeral fom her late
residence, No. ltl1 scott street. on Tuesday
afternoon At oclCek, Services at tho
house. intorment at MT. salem Uemstory.
MlLLER.-In this city. on tho :sth ins: ,
william Miller, sgsd 81 yeArA
Tho friends of tho family arc respectfully
invitei to ath1i the funeral from hts lA.s
! retidoncs, qio Meditoa street on IuesdAv
afternoon ~ d'elocE.
RUOMS.-On tho 99,h inst, VIM. Hooml,
In tho % h ydAr Of hts ago.
Relatives aud friends arc resptei iully In
vitod To attenl his funeral from tho reti-
donee OF his hephsw, John II Jones, n3
Poplar street. dp Wednesday alter oOn at 2
o'el lck. Setvieeb At the house. llteTment
at the Asoury tsmetsry.
| FOkD-Un Tho 3O.h iptt., Catherine FORD
| sgod 30 years.
Kslativss and friends are respectfully in
vited 70 Stte1d her funeral from hsF late
rrtidence, 5. v. Gomez Seyenth and Lom.
bard streets, on fhursdNy morning. a. v. 80
o'oloch High Mass At - MAry's Church
lnterment at be NsF Cathedral Cemetery ,
Philadelphia, Pa.
DEvINE.-OI the 18th inst mrs EIlz,
| ueYlne.
keiAtives aud frie adI ara invited to attend
the iunefAl from her feudenoe, 2tT West
seventh street, en- wednesday afternoon at
. o'clock. lnterment Al hivsfvioH.
bWAN-On the ~ n inB.., william swan.
aged o. years.
| Relative, ann friends arc regpect'ully in.
Vited 10 attend tho funeral from his lAta
resldeI ce, Nd olA 4. Seventh street, on
tuesday at 2l0 p. N. lnterment nj hiver.
Wow eemetary.
| WINCHESrER-ln this CITY, m the seth
| inst, Edmol sylgsEye yer. son Of James M
and mRry WlaoheSter, in the 81 year OF
| his age.
| RslAtives and friends OF the family are In.
vited to attend tho funeral from the iesl-
der 60 OF his parents. 1877 Button wood street,
on "Wednesday. FEB. !, at p. u. In ermeui
at / Iloa oemdtsry.
kUSHTuN.-.ln ueorgs,o En, Dol. on the
| spsh inst. Edward H., son o. edward and
Mary Rubhlon, In the zoth year Of his age
Relatives and friends are resp souliiy 10
vitsd to attend hig funeral, from the resi-
denoe of his brother-iu law l.. B. Wood
WARD, 1913 Poplar street, on wednesday Af
ternoon NJ 2 d'clocE. SoTVle at tbs house
Inttrmsnt at Old Swades' Uomete'y
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Anru,a a rnihar Ixlllnn.

wATERvnLE, ME-, Jan. SO Last even
Ing at Center elfnty, town adjoining
Augusts, Q man named Edwarl Went
worth, 40 years Of age, was fatally shot
He has n family of thirteen children. He
was very cruel tb them, and on Sunday
evening, sfter baating his vile, struck
one daughter and had ihroEn her dowr
and was choking her The vile rcmen
strated, upon wi hich he lesped up, eN,
claiming: you, | will Kill all OF you.
He started toward the wall where bis vest
hung containing revolver, but one ol
the sons grabbel the pistol and ran TO-
ward a bedroom adjoining The father
followed, and catching Up with the boz
was In the act df grabbing the revolver
when II was discharged In some way, The
ball penetrating the fathers chest, kill
ing him instantly.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
The Peanut Gases.

The cases OF the Eve Italian peanut
venders were taken up In the city
court this morning, when Austin HAr.
rinRtoD, Esq Who appeared for the de
fense, asked that they be continued un.
I'll after the Superior Court shall render
q deoislon on the right OF these men to
occupy . space OF four feet from the
building line. He commended that II
these men are breaking the law by
coDd duoting their business on the side
walks, there are hundreds OF others on
Market and King streets who are doing 8
the same, and said he would like ia
know why they are not prosecuted. BE
claimed that had q right TO continue
their business until the legality OF 1t 1,
decided by the court
In reply, City Solicitor Bali said tha,
he had no Animus In the matter, hey ond
= desire to enforce the Law. The Olerk
Of the Market had been instructed by
tie Street and Sewer Commission u
proceed against these mes, and he, AfteI
RivlnR them ample time to close theiI
business, had procured warrants for
their arrest. Then the cases are bfoughi
to bis notice, and he would rot be doir 4
his duty II he failed TO bring them be
fore the court. He said that he was
just rs willing to prosecute any other
violAtor Of the law IS he was thsse
Italians, but claimed that they Are opt u
and continual violators OF the law, and
do not pay the slightest atteut tion to any
warning that may bs given item. Ht
also contended that they were liable tc
arrest every day that thsy are open, and
that fine upon hne could be imposed
upon them.
Judge Cummins suggested that II
would be veil to hold these cases until
after the court has rendered q decision,
and he also thought It probable thai
the Street and Sewer Com u issiou
would ere long enact 4 resolution, ol
Ordinance, ordering them 10 vacAte The
streets, and iftii, wss done they could
be proceeded against in summary
manner.
Mr.. Harrington inquired IL the com.
mission should pass such resolution
II II would sot be necessary tC
bring the offenders before the court
before taking summary action, and
upon the Judge answering In the affirm
alive said that they then had the right
10 AppsAl and would 40 10 the superior
lCourt. The Judge also said that h,
did net think IL wise TO bring up any
more cases until those now taken L
court had been decided. After con
siderable discussion it was agreed u
try the present CASES tomorrow after
noon At 2 SO o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
Forgery.

NHW loHE, Jan. 81 Lawrence Mur.
plJ was brought before United States
Commissioner shields yesterday by one
nf the police detective OF Inspector
nrynes loroe on charge OF forgery.
The offence was committed In Wash.
lngton, ID. C., on the 9th OF Derem her
last, tnd consisted In the altering of a
bill OF exchange for Sl25 and the signing
OF the name Of James II. kcGnl, Of thai
city
murphy waived examination and will
De taken TO Washington to- day.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
a shlo ooN.en wilh Ico

The now CAmtIia Line s;eaushl q
MontAns, Captain Williams, reached
her dock a. the foot Of Wa,hingtou
avenue, Phiisdelphis, on Monday from
London and swhnaeA, with q caIso oil
tin plate. She experienced sewers
passage OF fitesu days, with terrible
III storms, Ths Montana ia ttr-.hly 5
d up, and 1t .s AZ u..sr impcse'bii;y
distinguish the color OF her hnl A.
b As the ya-d lrmg she Ia thick 5
ie1 and tlc btid'e rats and stan
ons are ona eo.!j meas As the l!zhti
N Pier 57 gh9ns un her las, nigh
presented the EppaAranls Uf p6au
.-.l ship. Huaureas Of epsclatorI
gaLed 81 her ou Monday.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
MAn,s TO Leave roun-

Harry Mcdaniel, who has been ar
rested . SCORE or moro OF times foI
drunkenness was before Judge Cum,
minis again this morning. He gsid thai
he had only got out OF jail last Friday,
and that yesterday he met his brother
in'law aud had a fsV drinks Of beer
and promised tho Judge that II ht
would let him "a he would take hi,
wife and move TO Chester As the Juept
seemed 10 think Wilmington would bt
better without lin he told HIN he
could 80 at l2 O'Clock, and 10 lesy.
town - soon afterwards al possible.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
IxcItemnnt IN California

FAN FRANCISCO Jan. 31,-- Con,
siderable excitement prevails ih the
uprthern citrus belt Of Cait tJrbis
owing to q contract just made by Mo
Afee Brothers, of Chicago, TO p!Ani
20 eco orange trees Rt Palermo next
month. This censiituteo the latRest
orange grove in the State, and de mand
Tor property at Palermo is unusually
active In consequence The Grange tIeeS
selected are OF the best Florida stock,
four 10 six years old, aud when pl b. ted
will form q good orange orchard VI $50
ieres, or Ave times larger than any
other orange orchard north OF Los
Angeles.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-31
HndIl RNa,,n

On Sunday evening Canaan
COCK, the we'll knosn rlysr n,
was assaulted 10 D yery btul,l MI
by two young men near Tenn
Orange streets. The young n,p
out any provoosuon logan M
blows upon him, and ooutihaA N
the faot that the cAptI a telssd M
desist. One OF the men s,r1ck mi
with n stone 81 d ii fllo.sd plIulu}
jury. Two young lAiies living nj
vicinity ran to the captains assI,ul
and asked the young mtu to ctass
were cursed for their pains, ard ou|
them II Is STATED vas dtalt sel
blow.
After they had ceased beating
the cap ain followed tttu up and Q.
on = police ofiost to Air.,t 4.
Although not on duty he tnteaynt|
make the AIrett, but one a then Z
q revolver and kept him Al a d!nu|
Tno youuR men continued lh,Ii sa|
other quarters. until one o, then 4
stalwart gentlemen whg "tnOtt1ll
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