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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-03
uOoD's sARsAPARlLLA.
A FAIR TRIAL


OF Hcod's sarsapasnia for scrofula, salt rhoum.
or any affection caused BY impure blood, Il
suf,cieut n convince any QUO OF the superior
ana peculiar eurative powers Of this medicine.
The following statement IL right to the point
"My daughter Mary was affiicted with scrof-
ulous sore nock from tho timc she was ~
months old tn che became years Of age
Lumps formed In her pech. causing great an.
noyance. ana Two Of them. after GROWING @
the else OF . pigeons egg. broke ana ais
cbarred. one became running sore for over
three years. We decided 20 give
Bood's savsaparilla
4 thorough trial. We began In January, ana
IN q few months after she had taken n vo bot
ties. ali suppurxtion hAn csased. We then
waited three months, when, ~ now lump
was beginning 70 form. We again gave her
Hoods BarsapArllia. After she had taken lees
than two bottles the lump ana Ail indications
OF scrofulA had entirely dis appeared. and now
shc secms 70 bs healthy ohiid." .. .. CAn-
LILLE, Nauright. n. y.
Worst Type OF scrofala
"My son was afhicted with the worst type OF
scrofula, and on the Recommendation Of my
dsugxis, gave htm Hoods Sarsapavilla. To-
day he Is sound ana vol, Notwithstanding it
was said there was not enough medicine IN
Illinois to effect u curc.' J. CnRisriAS, lii.
polls. Ill.
n. b. Be suro get
Hoods Sarsaparilla
SOLD by all Druggists. o. six tor o.. Made
only by o. I. HOOD D Co. lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-03
MIDSHIPMAN
BRECKINRlD0E.

MAI. MARTIN.
GEN. wHITTHORNE. COL. CULBERsoN.
GEN. STONE.
PRIVATE LANHAM. COL. HERBERT.
GEN. CATCHTNCe.
war and who now see the prosperity OF
the new south. They are from the bone
and sinew and intellect Of tho south of
war time, when, with the fervor Of youth,
they sprang forward in cause which
they had been taught was just. In the
hardships Of army service they learned
self reliance, and moro than all they
learned the blessings Of peace.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-03

Sun Dance is the name Of hourishing
Wyoming town.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1888-03-03

- E N N 4 VA N \ RAILROAD
= sCHkDuLk.-ln offcot from June y
Trains LsAvs LAuuAsrus ana leave snA q.
rfN ~ philadelphia a. <r,'0wu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

James A. BAyard Perkins died at his
residence near ParTy's Hotel, Brandy
wine Hundred, from an afec ion Of the
heart on Sunday, aged 58 years. He had
been rather unwell for some days back,
aud DR.. Day was cal ed in TO prescribe
for him but nothing seri us was antielpa-
ted. Yesterday morning he arose &c
usual, and after eating a hearty break
fast, he dressed himself aud epared 70
go to church. Having a few minutes to
spare he sat down and started 10 read a
newBpapo'. His vile left the room 10
attend 70 some household affairs, and on
her return found that he had fallen ON
his chair aud was about breathing his
last. DIR Day was sent for, bat his
services wee of NJ avail, as the vital
spark ad iled and he could only sag that
death he'd ensued from an affection OF the
heart Mr.. Perkins was a brother Of B.
Frank Perkins of this city, and was q
highly respectable and prosperous farmer.
Ills deotase will be deeply felt TO bis fam
lily and the community In which he re
sided. His remains VIII be inferred at
Bethel NJ. Il. Church on Wednesday af.
tetnoon, the funeral coItage leaving the
house at 2 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

Rev r, B. Cook preached q sarpon
yesterday upon II Q -emovAl Of Second
Baptist Church TO Ninth and Bfsnkijn
streets. III thy presence so not, take
Us n & up h, nee" WAS the tTRy mans
tEt. In the COURSE Of his remSrks he
gave the various reasons for mAkina
the change. DIR. Cook said he had re-
oeiVed letters from DIR. Osthcart. DR.
Palmer, DR.. Luther and DR., Weston
CON msnding the determination 10
change.
At the conclusion OF the sermon IL
was announced that the new lot nuT.
ohAsed, 1876 feet by 1876 feet, at Ninth
and Franklin streets, had been divided
INTO 1875 sessions, 10 be sold q. the rSie of
800 per sectioI 4, to be paid for within
one year. Joseph L OArpsnter. II
and Washington Jones were reBortsd a.
having each subscribed for ten seutions'
The subscription paper was then cirou.
lated, and IL was announced that "a 10
sections had been taken.
William Taylor, the clerk of tbe
church, then read the greeting Of he
church to the Baptist AsscciAtIon
which meets in Lower Dublin, Pa on
Tuesday, stating that the oburoa bea
$50 mem bers, 653 toholats in lbe ann-
day school and "a teachers and a obnTrb
Dropsrty valued Ut $4,000 Dslsoatss
TO the association nesting were elsoted
80 follows: Professor Moses II ALI nc
Rsv. Il. B Cook, WaAhipatop Jonss
Joseph Gould, Alfred Gaw,hrop. a w
OAnn, CHARLES MorPAD, Thomas q nil
= A Hogman, I. Jackson shnw
Robert Cooling and George A, Is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

Only one case and he 'drunk" was
all that graeed the prisoners dock this
morning. He gave his name as William
McGrann, but he couldn't pull the wool
over Ofhcer sherer's eyes, who arrested
him for drunk enness aud disorderly coz
duct. This was not the FIST time that
officer had him IN hand and he knew that
his name was dBuck McGinness Bucks
mother Was present to intereede for him,
Her head was white with premature irou
BILE and her eyes we're red with weeping.
Her son was incorrigible ami she hardly
knew what TO ask Tor him however, like
a true mother, she plead for his release.
Odloer Shefer told Judge Turner how
badly "Bunk" had behaved himself and
how yieiously he had treated the officer.
Judge Turner looked at "Buck" and
SAID: You have been druuk again and
your mother has been here pleading for
you The court would liks to do her a
favor, but favor would only be thrown
away " extended to you. II Is hard for
officers 10 be abused time after time by
young men like you. The least the court
can do in this case Is to ane you 50 and
costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01
TNIRD EDTTIOM.
InAnN Io rnLL Ii Hull.

ara net E1svs so muCh Ohm Music.
A perron nowadays that IL compelled
Co labor irom IL to IA hours for small
WARes, ana especially one who has >
large family 10 support, appreciates
value for his haTd-esrned Collar. Bat
some people are uupEipeipled enough 20
uae the psrBuaAive method OF putting
aWeet WoIdA In PRINT, knowing tnAt tne
untbipkInR will bic ~ IL 81 q hsh
Would 81 bait; and u she unfortunate
nibble % The poisonous production, be
cause II looks inviting. be fnds himself
badly ciuake A. We offur no induce
menis other than thia: II the people OF
this city and surroundings, who AppFo'
ciAte an ktntst deal, Wili only confer q
favor By Waiting house that We take
pleasnRa IN recommending we feel sure
that they vii bB plesssd they have been
put on the right tEaok to . square
dealing Hesitation.
Nov, for iIhtance, M. Louis Fell
heimaF, the ever popular proprietor OF
the Ec1nomy Hall, 400 Market street,
offers the folio wing - given cor special
HepoRtsF thie morning; Light or
medium weight fall over coats, ~ to
5000; ehinuhillhs In every desirable
grade and color, IAiAn ailk aud
latin lined, 81 90 10 t2l Those thas
Mr. Fsl.hsifpsr RsrA for $40 high priced
merchant .tailoTs want SIS for. Far
beavers, richly trimmed, handsome,
etyliRh and exceedingly comfortable
RsrmeDt, Just Sl9, worth SIS; Melton
and ksEbey ovsTc0Ats, plain and silk
faced, bandsouas hhd dTessy garments,
from IS to Sle; cashmere snlts, pure
wool, 81 50, worth Sl3, and kindly 70
member that thase-ROeds are offered by
NO Other 6tm tEsn the proptietoTs OF
the Aboyeuqi Afe dealing establishment,
and II. the people Who read this Ina
portAnt notice will only DO good enough
70 give thia house trial they will have
no occasion % regret Il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01
peath From Oonsumptlon.

HNSpSh T., wife ol-John B Foraker,
dei o. MAsAhallton on Sunday, after
an illness Of nearly . year from CON
sumption. Bhe was an estlmAble lady
and highly osteemsd by her tElspds and
AcquaintAnoes. She had been married
about nine months and her deoeAse IL a
sad blow 70 her husband as well % her
parents. Up TO year ago che seemed
10 have every prospect Of > long life,
but taking cold on IN excursion, the
foundation was laid for tho disease
which huAlly eAded In death. Her re-
mains viii be inferred on Thursday af.
terDoon In the cemetery Of the Lower
BsAndyWine Presbyterian Church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

Considerable interest was manifested
In the fEt ~ ems test OF epEineS Grd hose
which ls going on 10 day, some eve
hundred people beipg continually ct
the scene Of operations. The test is
made BY the wiling consent Of the fire.
men, and Ia Obediebo5 20 resolution Of
the City Council. Each company Is to
throw . steady stteHm through 1900
feet OF hose and Rn lnoh and . quarter
nozzle for two hours, with not more
than 100 pounds Of steam. It was 8 IS
O'Clock this forenoon before the fiFet
pAlr OF engines gOB into place to play.
At that hour the Ph0nix and Fame
engines, the fret . O,App b Jones and
the Beoopd Gould, were placed in pos'-
Sion at The race foot et French street.
The 1000 feet OF hose lay IN = ElRzGg
course up French street 10 Thirteenth.
from which place the water WA thrown
a. far Is each engine could force Il
from the mouth Of tue nozzle.
The two engines named FemAined in
service until Is minutes after II o'olooh,
when the steam Was shut of The tape
line was spplled by ths OLi3f II aRinser
aud his asrihtAntt, when IL was found
that the Fame had thrown water 1s8
feet and the PIT % ak 204 feet, the lRtsar
beating the Fame by feat. There may
have been local osusss for this differ.
enoe other than engine supsIiofIty.
Following, tho Reliance and Wash.
ipRlon were placed In position, and they
viii have their two hours IIlAl this
aitnrnoon, commencing as about IL
O'Clock.
The Friendship will NOT be in the con.
test, as IL hss bssn go closely confined to
service thRt no opportunity has been
presented Of making some much needed
Fopalra. Il Will be . O'Clock before The
tsBA are all over.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

oUrH the 2sth inst, IN Mill
Greek Hundred, PhOoo a., wife Of JO-
asph Guthrie, IN hsr t0th year,
Relatives ana friends are respectfully In
yite1 To- attend her funeral non the roal-
dsnoe Of her husband, near Milford X
hoAda, on TuesdAy morning, October "a, az
lo.b0 o'cloeh. Services ct the house, Inter
msnt at EoontssF UemstsEy.
kUBERrS-BmmA, infant daughter Of 4.
,. ana 4. =. Roberta, Of maralnua.
funethl nom the residence OF her parentB
70. l2lp Linden street, t0-morEoe Tuea.
dayl afternoon, Ustt Der md, to meet 81 the
heuso 81 2 30 clock.
FUHHAKBR-In MarBhaIit9n, on the soth
o. september, 1888, Hannah r., wife OF
John n. f0reskeF, AEsd II years.
helAtivo9 and friendB are respectfully In
yited 70 ettend her funeral from the resi-
denee OF her paronts, John and Anne Mo-
cullen, on Thursday afternoon. at one
o'aiook. Services 81 the houto. lnlormeDt
terry.
MYERS.--In stanton, on the 2s.h ult.,
hhPhsn X. myeis, In the ztth year OF his
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
vitet 70 attend his funeral nom the resi-
deoeo Of his brothor.in law, Frank Dennig,
on tuesday afternoon at o'olooh. Services
AZ me house. ln1erment ct 81. JAmsi'
PkBKtHs.-I BrandyWine Hundred, on
the S0th Of september, james A Bayard
PERKINS,, aged o. years.
Relatives end friends Of the family ere
respectfully Invited TO attend his fuDefal
from his late Iesidebee, % wednesday AZ.
ternoon, At osleok. Services in Bethsl NJ
y. Church. lntosmsnt at Bethel oomo ..
cry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01
FOURTH EDITION
Doia.

DAN4s
Mr.. II. H, VAllandIeham, Of the New
York Star, has been visiting this city.
Adams d Bro, In looking forward 70
winter have placed 600 eE aleiRha and
sleds In .heIE store, t0i Market street,
Skilled assistants at Belts drug store,
sixth and Market cts The preparing
Of prescriptions . speciality.
SCORE for the Americus, Jr., Of 81
PsniCs, 1.
Herbert Preston Luf. with Dr.. ] N.
Lulf Of FELTON,. has graduated from the
National InStitate Of Pharmacy with
the HrSt honoTs.
john q. Patterson, JF ~ student ~ Law
with his father John q Patterson, ESQ
has passed his examlt atlons and will
shortly be admitted to practice In the
courts Of this State.
A handsome granite monument ar
rived at New Csstle on Saturday, from
Philadelphia, 10 be pldoed over the
grave Of the late Samuel NJ. Cooper, IL
the Presby terlAn Cemetery.
Accompanies no sooner should b
formed than executed, "and q cold should
no sooner be taken, than q bottle OF DR.
Bull'e Cough Syrup should be bought
and used according to the directions.
The coronsr's jury in tho oase Of tht
death Of Peter Hubbard 1t the jackson
n Sharp CON aRy's works by the fail
ofA plank. rendered . verdict OF aooi
dental death.
All the masses In the Catholl,
churches yeshrtay were celebrated fol
the beneet Of souls in puFRAtoFy, II
compliance with recent decree oil
Pope Leo.
David Lentz and family, sufferers by
the late o. clone, desire - express theiI
tbAnks to those who DO generously con.
tlibated TO their relief, and especially
10 the committee.
The contributors to the fund raised fol
the benefit Of the cyclone sufferers are IN.
yited to meet at the new Board Of Trade
rooms TO hear the report ofthe committee
concerning the disposition Of the money
to morrow.
A. U. johnson. formerly foreman Of
the Walkn q WhAnn CompaDy's phos
phAte works, has Aoos pied . position
with the Savannah Phosphate Oom-
pADy, and left this morning on the SO.
exprets for Savannah, Ga. He takei
with him the best WiAbes OF his mann
friends for his success In his new loce
tlon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

A pleasant afternoon vas sRn| =
Saturday By some 200 cbillIeE b !,
balmy atmosphere aud under the iqlal
ing shade trees Of Mrs. Causes PA
lawn, at PennsJ lyania avenue and
ney streets. A prettier sight thil
children engaged 10 t1dr CANA !
sports, rOllieking and racing t'a Y
grassy swArd and playing hide sod
behind the numerous eyGTgresns y
the summer houses Is but seliou e
The tables containing cake and N.
were literally patrOn'zed. Nl'.a !.
ilton, Jackson, heudIntal! AID w
dank the mattresses, being kept ial j
flower table was In charge Of Mis- "
and Mrs. Harry T, Gaus, ,
The pony carte, however ousl'
lawn, POSSESSED wonderful aiuaIlss
rs all the children wanted a ida u
Madge GRufe was kept busy supthIs.sl
Ing this part OF the entertainment "
Howell and Fritz and CJuriland W
worked the fish pond very flceea il
During the afternoon Mss EliildSl =
Mrs. eouthWick gave select readlI,s
delightful groups Of children ID u
Causes parlors. a
II Is needless TO say th { not ols
children but the Managers too,
Homeopathic Hospital are please, !.
the success of the perry. About ~ :.
realized from the party, AMI RiiI n I,
ployed In the endowment o. bed Y
Hospital,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

In yesterdays Philadelphia Times
the following article appeAFedi The
sporting fTatsrnity Of Wilmington haVe
bean anticipating tho fun Of 8 ''scrnp"
between two bFuissrs, one Of
whom, Flank B0sWoEth, Q renegade
from PuFitAnio Rhode Island, has
been In tIaininR here. The hght
vas 70 OCCUR Just over the line OF this
state In Maryland, near WARWICK, on
ThursdAy morning. Toe sity police
spent tho whole Of Wednesday In
watching the holders OF tickets for .
mysterious RIFLE, which they said were
tickets 10 Cant,
boawortb, who was selllog tickets,
poeketed the money, and, concluding 1t
easier earned By rnnninR away, did 10.
MI. Norris Il. Moses, che special COR.
Respondent OF the Sporting and Theal.
rloal Journal and New York Dramatic
News who 10 we'll informed 80 10 sport
Ing matters here declared the ARht OF,
but Detective Jones and his AsnistAnt,
Harry VaDdeRFift, thought they had
better information and kept watch
over the late trains on the Della
ware Railroad. At their suggestion
two reporters boarded train No. 9
At midnight and went to MlddieloWn.,
Del 20 dad that the detective bad been
following q wrong tip and that the fight
Was really CT and that the hero Of the
ring was ALTO . coward.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

when Il was proposed 70 open 81
homeopathic Hospital In this city, j..
Taylor Cause wrote 10 Mrs. Geo. W..
Stone, corresponding secretary Of the
board, making the following propositions
~ will buy the entire property (the
HyRean Home) from DR. Head and
allow the ladies 10 take charge Of It at
once and occupy it for ayear free of
rent, then at the eud Of the year, or say
the flrst Of January, 1889, II they dis-
cover that II ls not suitable for the
hospital work, they will be free to en-
gage other quarters and move out, and l
will devote the property 10 other uses.
Should they at the expiration OF the year
decide that the property suits, It Will be
offered to them at the same price that
paid DR.. Heald for H." The board OF
managers have had possession OF the
hospital since November goth, 1887, and
at a nesting Of the board of managers It
has been decided TO purchase the hospital
from Mr. Cause, and he has been mott
fed accord lpgly. The fret payment Will
be made January LIST, next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

Chief of Police william y sSl wv
reports for September, 2. 5 atFe,h 4 ~. y
lows: Drunk, TO- assault aud LINK!
"a, drunk and disorderlyi Il; ASA n
obtaining money under false pfs'eli,a, l
corner lounglng, disorderiy ool V, !,
40; larceny, "A assault win iu,'l M
commit murder, 5; carrying eol,I X
deadly weapons, 2 runaway tvy ..
maintaining a nuisance, tfesP4 y i.
Insane, 4; Witnesses, 4 patients n,
decent exposure, ; cunning Hi'I'I M, NJ
limits, keeping a vicious dog, ,dr,
picIon OF horse stealing, ! heefiDs I'M
Of III fame, 8; blstardy,l ] ln' e, I'M.
with officer, / ; selling liquor o. gu p'I Y.
3 selling liquor without ilcsli'e, /.
sisting officer, l i; br aeh Of Iu \ /;
gambling, / vagrancy, L olg .n0Ity i,
peddling without license, . .fag V-,slI,
children, l ball playing On t 6,, ~ ~
/; fighting on the streets, = pul .0.on.
past two weeks the have Ds ,gi T., ~ I'M.
modated ct the police station lo''O' p
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01
Fifth EDITION,


ps As \ meeting stG OF the collector, r.. =,
at,s1sa Defense Fand, hslS V 1s. ioi "
alit.efnoon, 0. J. HsssIon S' ~, yealetdt
~ arc MCDONNELL WSs sis .,a'aed al
sAIy pro tenn, The ool sc' 'VS'su sscit
,hS SM amounted to s2Sl,sS ~ "
Assnos. HAs rendered Shield, I wv
oa,,se uiAllon Tor their donation Oistl
oolleotyTs were continual ias II
ueek 70 receive subscrln,ionS.' AnolAd0
ordered that the fosestlng S Sa y ~
~ ne aAily papers ana a,o M pug ,.S
lea iiAt OF contributors, elts, ~ 1h ,,oaov
meeting 7, IN adjourned to me-, usI, sC.i y
5hields Library As.tol.,,n "A,
=; Brennan, tlOi JONI A. p,N'.S
yoon Guthrie, Ssi Oven j, H,S',s.
JAmes Monaghan, 81; MI. E .s",
nv John moEllWes, 81; PA,Tics su y
~ JAmes RyAn, 81; james - hiiu
Pusn Lynch, "; John T. Doaobo. Y
patriek Finn, 81, VIM. K,rliu N
bernard HaIkiDS, 6lC., joan M
300 james Lyons, Co.,. Tbom u.', \.
9arIoWi 26I james Lyons !, ~ s'I
:. 0oroorAn, 25o j hu Cali y,
Fergus Kelley, $40; 81 ], MsSItS ~ N
John Carr, "; Martin Lava, WI
Thoma1 Mannip, g.; Peter ! RAJ
James MoGTAih, e.; Michael Wy
eoi John Dolan, t5i N j, sh.tlsy \,
John Bernau, e5, Pa.t.Ck L9nS \
fhlip Lynch, "; William G, 81, NJ
Patrick Conner, 81, Mrs Elm C,hs
vi u. ID. Jordan, 81; Palm Dts,s, /.
Patrick ehAnnon. tli Michael Po,
oO1 John Han ey, u; Pa.ries O'Plvr
I'll Daniel Madden, 50c Will,S \
Sullivan, 81; Philip Ferusn, D,I IN
y. OrAVsn, 60s; 1lmo.hy MosEss,.V
vi Thomas Flstamlrg, ii, Mira n h
Mention, Sli Patrick MonAgbau M
Patrick Mallory, 81; WE Wstk, N
Patrick MsgArily, 81; Waller D. Bull
vi Il Il TatLAll, tli Mlss B. L.lly N
Michael MoCarEy, tii Il, D. Hicfm'Il
VII W. X Shields, 81 P. Oathtfy NJ
John Deviny, 81; NJ ioha,l Cou1Olb, h
james FClen, 81; Mrs., d S linda IN
Patrick Oahill, Il; Martin Doordlp, il
Mrs. Mary Mullen, Sli Petor Pdd, \
Fergus HAniaaan, 81; rarCk Olpll
SL joseph DolAn, 81; Chss. " GnIl
S2i JAIneS Lyman, u; james koulgtlI
vi John ]. Kennedy Gil PAlluG I'm
CHAN, Oil Daniel W Lynch, 81; an
eli NALcy QaiRley, 81; james Oally
81; Ri,hRrd +. Connolly, g.; HIa
Burns, 81; John 6 Ildtu 81; D. z. AiIl
eii Barney Mullen, 81; JANE, Da
erGy, 81; David W. UhAmh
81; John MonAi han, 81; Tod |
Nc Hugh, 81; JAmts II. HAiklIL
Patrick MoMAhAn, % cont; T1oiI
9lilen, u; Thomas j. FlizimnoEll h
Edward Mcdonnell, 81; JAnu Vii
con, 70 cents; james Crawford, tl
MlchAel MoEVely, 80 teaa; jIla
Murty, %; Wm. elmu0ns, u; Did
g. Brother, u; John I. Dlcig, 4
Patrick Fthay, t2i John j OiElJ
e2i John j, OrogAn, g. Patrick DOaIi
erty, 81; Mathew Mshluy, ST. Ga
hoOallisitr, 81; Mathew GAllIdg
~; Patrick MtGinuif, 81; JOhH NJ
venA, o.; Thomas Colbert 81; OAIA
WalthOr, 81; ChAs. oOoansf, 81 Old
Kyle, 81; KsnneDec Ice and Col Y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

New YORK, Sept. SO.-JcseP.l Soo S1
No, 1851 East Fifty eighth ST en-, 1roarInI
ted suicide this morning oy u, oJ ali
had made a comfortable LIVING 50 ,s nd
S HIS , AGENT He had seven g ~ SiS
sons and daughters who llVt1 bSssrtaut-
Lathely he had compla'ned o. ,.,i l,1i bIn %
terings and his physicians aG a.. AZ tbi1 lud
stop smoking He could mol .. a IL NJ ST.
his pipe was a constant gu. Ia 5,ionslly viz
urday night he eonverseGi IAN penarkea
friendf, and when enc oil , Ingw sebil Al.
hat he was not looking we'll :, '. smoking
s sVSS ID with a sigh: 81 know III '"'
IL killing me"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01
HAtl iionlion IN PnlladsIphla.

A Prohibition ratification meeting OF
the nomination Of Fisk ara Books for
President and Vico President, will be
beld ct tho Academy OF hurii, In
philadelphia, on ThurRdsy evening,
October Z. 81 s O'Clock. Addresses viii
be delivered BY DR.. BToohs,e OF Missouri,
and Rev. Samuel Small Of Georgia. A
train will leave Delaware avenue Sta
tiont on the 3 g. o. Railroad, ut 9 30 on
that day. Tickets Of admission, inolud-
ing fare, can be secured Of 4. w.
Brown, 0e4 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

PITgsBURs, Oct. 1.-At9 O'Clock on
Saturday night, a dynamite bomb was
e1 ploded In 'front.' of the post Office at
shAunspin, Beaver county, Penna and
an hour later another bomb was set of In
the rear Of the same building Tue only
etie I was the ehattering Of windows and
also the breaking OF nearly all the bottles
In an adjoining drug store. It is sup
p 'sed the in ention was to blow up dis.
house near by
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

Professor James Fl Crabb, an account
OF whose Illegal arrest has been published
iu the REPUBLICAN, denies that he has
Withdrawn the eh&rg against the Phila
DELPHI police for false arrest and imp Is
Onment. He says he was shamefuliy
swlndled cut Of 40 under pretence of
having hearing and a release. He has
employed counsel aud warra ITS have been
issued Tor the arrest Of Special Policeman
Lehoir and Others for the outrage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-01

Stephen Il. Myers, who was engaged in
the cigar basinefs at 81 .nton, died on
Saturday last from complication of
diseases. He had been a cripple for sew
eral years, aAd q few weeks ago he was
afflicted with an absCess which became
very painful and flually resulted in death.
His remains will be inferred on Tuesday
afternoon at st. james cemetery, leaving
the residence OF his brother in-iRW, Frank
Dem Is, at o'clock.