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Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

General Irasc X. Trimbls died last
evening ut the Tssi1sooe OF his grand
sop, Dr. /. Il TIImble, IN Baltimore,
aged 10 years. The deceased was y
tntlve of Cnlp~p.r County, Va and
was born May 10th, 1909. In 1908 bis
fstheI, John Trimble, removed % Ken
lucky and tetled ~ Fort Sterling,
where he died. Jhs top, through the
influence OF HE brother, Hon, David
Trimble, obtained an appointment nj
West Point, where be entered IS . cadet
In 1915
he graduated In 1922, and wss enc Of
those appointed BY the Government TO
survey tha military rosd from Wash.
ington TO the Ohio river. He was on
duty ut New York ard also st BOston.
He resigned IN 1852, aud pursued tho
profession OF civil enRintoF. 10 1884 be
became chief engineer OF the Baltimore
and SosquehanpA (Northern CsptrAl)
Railroad, and flushed the road TO York,
Pa In 1887, Hs was Also cbisf engineer
add superintendent of the PhilAtelpbiA,
Wllmtp aton and Baltimore railroad
and chief engineer OF the Boston and
Providence RAilrosa.
lie vAs Engaged In large railroad
operations 10 the Went Indies when the
war broke OUT, mud In April, 1851, when
on the eve oil slArtiuR Tor Onoa, he vas
appointed 10 this command OF ths IN.
uniformed volunteers assembled 10 de-
fend Baltimore from Northern troops.
In May, 1861, when the Maryland
Legislature, at Frederick VISA dispersed
no went South, y here he won rapid pro
motion by his brilliant services, and NJ
tanned the rank OF msjor general, thu
hiRbeFt rank Of any Mary land soldier
in the Oonfedersoy. After the war he
returned 10 Baltimore, where he has
lived ever since
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
EDITION
Ilots

Dots.
Jossph -Alpbunso has removfd bio
! fruit ataad FROM ssventh and Market
directs 10 Tenth and o.spse streets.
Washington Joncs hos withdraw
from the morocco manufacturing firm
Of W. Jones &c %.
Amer.cEn Rlfiss, d N. G will bold
their 18th annual reception iu lpSiiints
Hall, oa Friday evsniIg, 20ih Inst.
HArvsy's new drug store, No. 405
Delawsre avenue, is nearly ready iof
occupancy.
Ida Mccain ofefs her pTopsrty for
sale at the corner OF Seventh AID Tat
oall slIests, 81 = Reasonable price.
The New Years festival u the Sun
day soto}l OF the Brandy wiDe NJ. e
church will take place next Thursday
evening, All friends are Invited.
Rayo you tried cur 20 q coo. tsGs II
not ycu shOuid 90 80 St once, y0u will
sRyo At lesSt 10 o. i5,. per pound, Grip.
p.p, 5 Fast Second sire.
No WAS the lucky ruuber which
drsw Tue f25 doll at the Diamond Shoe
Store, No, iOS KiuR etseet, on New
Years eve,
Thsuas y Beesou, Jr., who was mar.
ritd Uu Tuesday afternoon, sens bis fp!'
low men ters Of L berry Cone!ave, No.
3, HepJasOphs, y handsome cake on 6At
nrdsy evening,
David u. UhslfRot, formerly OF TITS
city, hos disposed OF his Job printing
husiuneH in Philadelphia, and accepted
n poeitiou WITH 7. 6. Dando 4 90 Wal
l NJ Stree. above Third, that oii!.
Tie propr:etors Of the Academy OF
hp5ic are having iheir uaDes plint,d
over thsir bill toards OF Front end Tat.
hsl streets. This plan will be .ol.owed
cut until every bill, board Ia town be
longing TO tho Academy Ia painted
Cyrus Sterr, No III Market street
contiuues 70 suffer greatly with asthma,
and has beeu 70 Uosk br few dAyt
back 40 TO be scarcely able 70 help him.
self without assistance, bRt Ia stlll hope.
tul OF improvement rs spflDE ap.
ps0schea
We are requested tn s'p'e that The
family If DAVID 2 Patterson, NJ. Is, I
Wilson street, IL not in destitute cir
cumttADcrs &c reported, M. PaftCpou
hsVlnE employment Al li- trsde as
morocco dresser, and il fl.y abe 10
supp oil reasonable wants.
a very hAuHsomc bible was prfsaDt.
ca by George W. Ch..i', ot the PLi!A
1e!phih Ledger, u TIE WilmiBPtnu
410Ge No. l37 OrGtr 4 Tonu, Ibpt Sat.
'riRy evening. Tbs members return
.aair thanks TO tbs donor for his asat
sums gift
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
FIFTH EDITION.


The San francisco Alta pabiishe, An
interview With GoorRs W. Pseeoott "a
gArdipg the reported discovery Of oray,
deisote In the steel snterded 70 be usad
10 the construction OF the cruise,
Charleston aud the knAppiuq Of eever,i
heavy dsck beams during an at.solnt 10
slightly bend than, ne mentioned in
Washington dispatches sAprAay nisht
Mr. Prescott sayn: 81 have hssr. Of M
accident OF that kind at oar shipysrds
The steel used In the coos,I action OF N,
Charleston hiss oil succAesfully stood
Government fspts, There 10 a corn, m
Government oficials here who supsfln.
tend and inspect ali the work done on
tha Cruiser
do not think Tiers is Any found,.
ton for the repor. II would not h4v,
been surprising II some OF the stesl
showed q slight defect while hsIpg
worked. bat that could not BE- cous1.
cred ns very startling feature. III,
steel for the desk beaus was manut.0
tured by Andrew Carnegie At PIN
burg. and was Thoroughly tested risA,
there OF the works. All the matsrl,
made bore, sunh Is wrought iron, c1r
iron aud steel Is severely tested 5,
Lieutenant Gilmore. thu local iosps.
ter. The stesl nov being pu. into n,
Charleston Il as good quality as sn
ever put Into . vessel.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
THIRD EDITION.
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PhiladelphiA Itoms

PnILADELPHIA, Jan 3.-About 800 men,
including engineers, dremen, brakemen,
conductors aud train men, employed al
Third and Berks, Moth and Green, Ninth
and Master ard Twentieth and Hamilton
streets, belonging to Local Assembly No
1919, Knights OF Labo-, did not report fol
duty yesterday. Reading Railroad Off
cials professed to be confident that the
strike was over. Trains, they said, wer'
running regularly and all the new ant
competent men needed to I'LL vacan
places bad been or could bs secured.
Burglars entered the candy factory o
Philip Tunderle, on Sunday night, and
Huyler's candy store between Saturday
night and yesterday morning. In botl
places safes were broken open and small
sums of money obtained.
Thomas O'Brien, aged 90 years, las
evening fell from the gallery OF the Arcl
Street Theatre to the parquet and lande,
astride Of the back of chair. His inju
ries are of a serious nature
Thomas Mann was arrested yesterday
aud held for hearing on the charge o.
entering three buildings on Walnut stree
through the trap doors.
Rev. Frederick Elliott, local elder O
the Methodist Episcopal Church, die
yesterday in his Esd year.
The American Line steamship Indian
arrived yesterday from Liverpool Wit
ISL passengers.
This Delaware river was entirely free c
ice yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

james vAuderiins, Esisan Eup lsh
and z. s. Galloway Wero lodged 10 jl.
In Topeka. KansAe, on Monday. TheJ,
with ave others who have given boali
for tntir appearance, are charged viii
conspiracy to iutimi6aie = hone
stesier named Hoover, with . view 70
forcing him TO abandon his claim %
that one Of their numb Dor could stump
1t. Several months ago, IL Is charged,
the defendants entered Hoovor'A ho1ss
near Diehtop, carrying with them .
bucket OF tar and come feathers. They
set upon Hoover and heat and klcka
him numerically.
An attempt was made 20 tar ard
feather him, but hs fought despersi.y
and tbs tar WAS scattered ever the rom
and furniture. Mrs. Hoover cane .
her husbands assistance, and With >
heavy wooden chair fslied thres Of he
attacking par y. In the scrimmA9.
the mAsks were torn OF, disclosing To-
identity OF the parties, wko then n
treated Not long after this ocourrtn1
tau humble dwelling OF the HoOu1
WIS set on ere ono Ei4ht aud burned .
the ground, leaving the family bOst
less on the prairie.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

s.. Mars'a table, In charge or the
uemhefs OF ibe Blasegd Virgins So
dal.ty, IL one Of the moot beautiful de-
slpus OF the booths In the hall. Mt.
" ood, tho pepper hanger, did tho deco
rating, which is very fine. ond the
articles 10 be ohsuced for arc . tsO side
basrd, 25 cents ticket; a handsome
crazy Quit, lady's gold watch, 70
cAnts q coancf; the following articles
hAvs bssn R!y5r: . marble top table,
Mr.. Brennan, te6 Market street, o
spTinR recker. Mr.. WIN. MOE wee: o
whlbut.iTbmtd mirror. Mr.. JAMES Me.
gary; ton Of coal, Mr., solom N; osIral OF
aour, Mr.. FL. Kelly; large Ius, MI
VIM u Sharp; .emoI soc tet, MI l. Il.
Row; carving knife ara fork, Mr.. Gar
lis.e; lady's work end scrap basket,
MesAfs CiaAver & Hollis; clock, Mr.
DAyuart silver castor, Mr.. Hsnf geld
ring, hr. hiEssey; p ush toilet get and
t-0caded lng, Miss Kate Gibbons and
Annie McClUsksy: OF o dozen linen nap
kius aud table Go b, Niles Maggie Me-
Clarity; del, Miss X tf'e McClRffsT;y /;
large dol, MIS-, Charles DOughetty /;
lar OF vases, Mrs Patrick Carroll. pic
tuIe Of the guardian angel, Mr.. Gold
berg; crayon picture OF the Madonna
aud ohiId, Mites Maggie o. Tucker; .
haud-em broicersd 0aTriBge robe, .re'
ssDt5d by the Sisters Of at. Mary 8
school; pluhh pin'outhioD, Miss Aupie
l. tinI; blus tatiu pin cushion, Hiss
lizzie MulliEar; pink PIN cushion,
Mrs L len Fitz1eIAl1; fSuog tidy, Miss
mary MoOatersy; silver vase, Mr.
Hairy s6trwiri silver water pitcher,
Ma Eleh Kelly; 80 accordion, Mrs.
Oouusl; pair OF blankets, Mrs. LAZY;
q hand pointed pleq ie, Aiss Mary
Rysr; boz OF oiRars, MISS Mary Dnsan;
plaque, Phillips & Kant; rs'r OF vAstp,
ME- Grace Fetry; log ,aoin qnilt, MIs.
Neiderbaum; bsTrel OF -four, Mr.. Nc
lutyr'; a wAI cross, Mrs. VIM Keo9h;
pond Iiuts, Sisters OF a. Mays s0LoO.;
slGsr shaoo. Gessra. ByrDi; basket OF
Ssz fiJwsT', Miss KATE DJpsho.; fancy
decorsfii & p.rasolr, MIS-. Mar! Lynch
sud Ne lie IUGp'r
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
W. u. sH ARP a 90.

There's six OF our elegant
Seal Cloth Silk Goats which
VIC sold for $45. We have two
in size 80, one in size "a,
two in size SO, and one in
size 40, which we will sell
for SIS instead Of S45.
There's four of our splen'
did Seal Cloth Coats at $40,
in sizss "a, SO and 3S. We
will sell them for $50 instead
OF $40.
There's six Of our extra
quality Seal Cloth Coats at
S35-the most popular gar
ment in seal plush VIC ever
sold, They are in sizes 80,
"a Sc SO, 40, AZ, and we
will sell them for $40 in.
stead of SIS.
There's nine OF our fae
1888 Seal Cloth Coatp, in
sizes 80, SO, SO, 40, 40
which we will sell for z2A in
stead Of s33.
There's SIX Of the best
Seal Cloth Goats we ever
sold for S2s. They are in
sizes 80 to 4i-we will sell
them for SIG so.
This Offering Of genuine
Seal Cloth Garments is, be
yond doubt, the biggest bar
gain in Ladies' Fine Dress
Goats we ever had. They
are all made TO our special
order, of selected stuff, are oi
the highest grade Of work.
manship and perfect fitting
garments.
We recommend this special
sale Of Seal Cloth Goats as
worthy the attention OF the
most particular buyer.
From week to week dur
ing the month we will give
you the reduced prices on
goods in the different de-
partments AS soon as they
are priced we shall have
them.
We finished taking our
stock Saturday night.
WIN. P. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

1.-THE Black Thorn" tho bright. spark.
ling Irish comedy drains, was given st
the Academy Of Mu'ic yesterday sitter.
noon and evening to very good houses.
As Denny Dsllu, Mr.. Joseph J. sulli
van makes good his aim Of beirg
America's representative IIish come
diar. The audience is kept in laughter
by him whenever his so Wills, or sre
move by little touches Of pnthos. John
Peasley ne Oscar 5mithiugton, NE dude,
does come EXC llent woFE. htsa Lea
Pesaley as k,tlie Farrell, Denny q
sTesthear., plsAsts the audience by her
excellent ae.ing she has a good voice
and pretty face, combined with clev.
ernese, aud deserves the applause she
reoaived. The company IL much above
the average, ana the whole play moves
smoothly. The scenery carried by the
company ia very nest End appropriate,
The FIRE sctue 10 very realistic, aud was
greeef with upToarious applause. Ute
Back Thorn" will remain until Thurs.
day, vhsn the musical ertraysRa
Tia brook" viii os presented. Miss
Nation Fisniingi who has the nsme OF
being the prel.i. vt aud sgeetest singing
comeiianue on tho American stage, will
appear with toe company.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
WIN. P. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and market slreetS.
CRAN0R & co.

Have reduced all their
Misses and Boys Gossa-
meres from So to 81.
Silk Umbrellas, 22S-inch,
from SIS to 81.
Brown and Black Striped,
Heavy, Atwood Cassimeres,
from 81 to IS cents.
Ladies' Cloaking Cloths
from 81 to SI.5o.
Colored silks, from - to
80 cents.
52inch Cloths, from 81
to IS cents
Russia Leather Pocket
Books. from $3.50 to so cts
Children's Lace Cellars
from So to $3.50
White, red and blue Sash
Ribbon, 8 inches wide, from
So to so cents.
Heliotrope, blue and rec
Sash Ribbon, g inches wide
from $l.l0 to Is cents.
Cream MORE Sash Rib
bon, g inches wide, iron
81 IS to $l.25.
Carpet Swecpers, with al
the latest improvements
from s. to $a,5o.
All-wool Hose for Chill
dren, reducsd from % 10 q
cents.
A few red Atwood Vest,
for Ladies, size %, reduced
from St.25 to 70 cents.
An elegant Fsize Wrap
size SO, fur trimmed, iron
S24 to Sl4.
| Perfumery in glass toy
Lamps, CornucopIas, Ink
wells, Sleighs, and pitchers
reduced from % to 20 cents
lat
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

Little Coriune commenced her en-.
Raaemeut OF one wesk a. the Opers
House yesterday, And the hous,
ut the afternoon performance wa,
crowded. while 10 the evening 1t wal
packed In every part and hundreds
turned away, unable to even get inside
the doors The new burlesque Area
dia," written by William Gill, Wal
produced And gave the most unbc u lded
satisfaction. This play gives Comm.
abundant opportunity to display her
accom- pl'shments and versatility, and
her reudi:ion Of the character OF Tom.
Tom last evening shows that she Il
better and more attractive than ever
before. She is supported by q large
company, all Of whom sre first class
while the ballet and chorus are excel
lent IN every resp sct. The scsnery il
AL new and gorgeous, the mechanical
effects wonderful, this costumes magpi6
cent md the entire production the bee
Of the ktud ever seen ia this city
"ArcsdiA" will be rep at ID every niRhi
this week aud q 10 stinee will be giver
Tomorrow afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

>, LONDON, Jan. 2 Fleming n. a.,
roil1.n ol1h, 10 day SuaounosJ mai i,
was noi Ills iu,entiJn to tx "a dsts n.
1he sui. van,8 niih mach nptii auIH'
van MAJ fought Mi nAsN.
me latter Eai yes. day a larsa a,
t9olELee OF sports sl1 ts.srts y. Al
SAINTS CEutCa, VLsIn Lis infant an
"as ehr'steasd and Pony" Nor
supper followed. 'Oi'
Lhls AZ room Carney wag welcomed
noio Of Birmingham by on imuIsns,
u.oEd' Rot ITS own Joe Chamberlain
u no should return with a 6alieria,
.teaty In hia pocket, could raoeIys ,
more cordial " 3lcoma than Carney or,
70 night Jelh Smith Rats a COMMIT
Inst ta'y dinner q. Blllard's snortir !
Tavern, namtd after thu Merry Mon
aluhi sltuAteu in Bpitalstlclt,
Allfain sew tue CID soer out at III,
uorseshoe Tavern, IN Tottept am road
Surrounded by crowd OF admirers.
40 morrow night Ejitor Harding vii
Music Hail. " 'Hi
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

The following Is from the PhllSit
phiA News Of yesterday:
''Au attempt TO commit suiciSf
jumping from the secor story wluA
OF ler home, ll9 Clay mont stree, ~
made yesterday by Miss Helen DAYS
Insane woman, 80 years Old She =
ben \ confirmed invalid for two ya1
her illness Affected her mind "
arrangements were being made % r
her In the Friends Asylum Of Frssf
ford. Al 2 O'Clock yesterday m0THll
she rose from the bed 10 which sbe ~
her mother slept, raised the room VI
dow and jumped from the second sNr
TO the ground, crushing her l,s' ~
fractutiug her spine. Her ph7sitln
say that recovery is Impossible
Misc Day was formerly resident Z
this city, aod is daughter Of JOSH
" Day, who 81 one tins WAS casas
Of TIE Union Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

This morning Mrs Guthiis, residing
Al Nc. $50 E,et Seventh st,est, went
out 10 eiGhhoriuJ ftorr, leaving LET
trout door uui9suued. When she re.
turned few mir utes later she wa
aurprlsei 10 6ud n female infsnt, about
8 or 4 mOurhs old, y iUg ia the hall.
wa! II bal on white alp, q zsphyI
sAcQ Ia ard cap aud Wss wTapps,i In 80
Old faded shawl. AZ the hnder did not
kndg What ~ 90 with Il abe snm
m0ned Cei 'crs Cloui LDt Todd who
took 1. - po.ice sls"UD IL isapritSy,
blue eyed i,tle salt With isir hair, and
sesrsd R'wost starved. az IL eagerly
dTIt k two hotties o( milk which the
chief directsd an eff Ter 10 prGcGI0 for
II. Oue Of the street cal drivers says
tnat = medium Stcnt yong wIu al ,
wtsrinR y green dress, With baby
wrapped IA shawl IN her arms, got on
his car this moThins ct Fourth And
Mara H,IoetS Sud rode 10 Seventh aud
Spruce streets He went on TO the end
u hts route at Z evcnlh street briJka,
nnd Ulen hs returned the womsn " "a
Oh tbs corner OF SavtnIh nud epruce
s'r1ets without tho bAty, and sgain got
on his caT and rode 10 Four h ard Mar.
ssl ttEestS. AS there wAs no way OF
tsRlug care Of the little stranger 81 DO.
hce e'aIiuu Mayor RhoAts bad a sent
10 tire Bounding DsparsEen. ut tbe
shLusa.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

BUCHAREST ian. "a decree ha,
b9en published hElnR the number Of re-
crafts Tor tho coming ytara. a. 500.
This 10 notable increase and is re.
garied IS proof that Il Iumaala ia
preparing Tor coming events.
The asseEal and Safe railway fActo
rits axe working night sld day and
their hands hsSe besn doubled. Pro
m'er Bsatana statee thu. Roumania, Il
Obliged TO enter the 6ed, can 40 e
with 200 900 men, EI Minister Loss
n'oano il preparing to question th,
government MS 20 whether Roumania
has entered iH.o an alliance with an,
plWlE.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
Resolutions Q { Respect

WHEREAS, It has pleased N. Al
mlghtS, our h1pTPms Being TO cali from
cur number our beloved ieIloy voyL
man, Michael Boland. wa n
HssoiVtd, That We, the employea q,
the Gregg * 3owe CarIisFe % fenoT6
heartfelt Appreciation Of our los a,
W. Il IS OF the many ezoellgnt quslitite
"nloa chalac'sr'zed the deceased ana
ehdeGred hiu TO his irienls aud fellow
workmeu. -'''o"
Resolved, That we extend a warm
ana heipiul fympatby 10 the bereavsd
sisters ofthe decd, and that as a msrL
OF respect we attend the funeral AZ hi,
I Is residence, 1877 shAlloross ayeD1s
"eanesdsy morning, Jan. 4 at 8 o'olooF
GEORGE W. GREGG,
GEORGE H LOWE,
WIN. NJ. ROYAL
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

-Four men were seriously in ure1 bv an
explosion Ia B. II " He Cram,'s brass
! 'OuLdry, al the norihcas, corner OF York
and thompson streets, Philadelphia. on
Monday, The foundry Is one.stOry brick
building, 30 by lc0 feet, aui was partly
demolished. The firm employs twenty.
hNe men. The shops closed SATURDAY until
thls NOR my, but those Of the emplgyes
who wanted to work yesterday were pcr
United 10 do so. Six OF the mcu reported
Tor uuty Yesterday morning These were
Harry Webb, Jerry Seltzsingcr, Robert
Grace David Lysteri Michael Fisher and
Thomas Burrows.
About halt past ten o'clock huge
cFucible was to be hoi ted from the fur.
mace and al the men gathered around Ia
lend thti aid. The crucible contained
1870 pounds of molten brass. Just as 4,
was swung from the furnace upon The
overhead track the bottom sudden v
dropped on and the mas sf melted brsss
struck the tlno- with great crash
ana splashed great drops all over the
men.
A cloud Of Ste IN arose and complc'rly
blinded the he dozen laborer Thee
,fltd TO Crepe heir way out, hut only
+ lsl,T and Burrows succeeded IA reach
ing 'he stroct, Ehen a terrific eynloJ n
thoos The bu ling. Directly beneath The
furnace is hallow pit, partly dlltd with
tam Wa'er. zig strra a. uf molten metal
] Al ao@ u INTO The pit AID exploded as
soon as II stru k tue water
fotk MEN BADLY HuByEp
ihe iour n n were thrown to the 17o,.
huge pieces NJ iron, brass aud portion. nf
lhe maclline1g were hurled with plsrt
force against he rear wall, partially d..
nol.shlng 4. Every one Of the hiecn
windows in he factory We're shattered
ana lew Vi. lows 10 some ltusrs near
10y on ihompun street were broken. The
explosion W. hea'd for = great distance
AMI crowd spon collected
/ CIpuus oil s,-am were pouring 4 an the
shattered wirsDw frames aud several mon
VINO rushed ID the foundry were drive,
GU again hIen finally the steam ah,t.
90 s'vsTsl /. tenth district Officers AMI
dozen or more citizens went lnanb dr,,.
geu- cut the tour workmeu.
All were b rribiy burntd They are
Harry Webb If 2lE3 American ,trq,.t.
stlF' 9ei,@s., .er, OF Memphis and Hum.
tus'''h streets, Robert Grace, OF sIg VII.
l'y 'tI'eJ, ati David Lystcr, of Mont
eoHeiy avn' and Thompson rect.
ARROW ESCAPE
- 'oAe OF ttf uen are fatally blurred
One OF the p5reman telephon i /, he
hpiseotal Il pital and an ambi,Iarrn
tD~A selfish r, Webb and Grace to ,Ea
hosput Ly'er refused 10 90 10 Tho hos.
p''4l anu " AIKEN 10 his home, a ,lor,
distance iron he foundry. saw D
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

ROME January . -Atths o1u1 laa
o. the jubilee services yesterday, Y
Pepo retired to his private spArtmslAs
ard rested for two h0nrs His H.
ness wss not feeling III, however, lfaa
ths effects OF his exertiolA at The w
IN 81 Pe'er'0 IN the morning, andp
day Ia In his usu.l state OF health 10
teidAy no received :, 800 coosrstuiiN1
telssrsms. His Holiness has ln'orSa
all tho special foreign ENJOYS Ihaln
will grant them an audience for ~
leave taking whenever they desire. 2
Intends TO send autograph lettoIs Iot
tae SovereiRns who have writer
htm, IL Is stated In VsticAn eiits
that the letter 10 q Teen VIcioriiE
be Of special importance.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

At Cherokee, Alabama. q few S
ago, some on6 entered the bouH
widow Lindsay, and, saturating =
bed and carpet with coal oil, sst %
on IRE. Mrs. LindfAy. returning g
after, with the assistance OF neishpl
saved the house. A watch wa SET =
Oscar CoRer. oolored, being detected
= second attempt TO burn the houss,
Vas lynched. There is said to be ma'
excite nent among the coloted re0P
over the lynchinR
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

A despatch from Aoesles, AtizoHa
TERRITORY, says that While Sau tiasf
R7isf, his con, Francisco, aud grand
soa Manuel, were driving pack O.
rnules, rear RAnoho de Eavsios, 3 few
days ego, they noticed horssppsu In
al untrequeuted locality. They started
70 cver,sse him, AND While following
ihs trail they ran into the camp OF four
teen DsDd!is belonging % Bernal's bard
and were tred upon and killed. The
bAndits r'fiei the pockets OF tina dead
and from francisco took 81 900. The
packs were left intact.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

The oflosrs of tie Grand Castle Of
Delaware, X G f last evening 10,
stalled the following off GERS Of Brandy.
vine OAs.ie, No. IL: p. @, B. Ii.
Eanis; n G, John Ms!lctt; V. O..
VIM. J. Butchiaal; H. p, JOSEPH
Suith; V Il Eiward II Lang; s. Ii 4.
John NJ. @. Fotkum; W. g., Josept
A lori W. O, George H. Davis; ensign
Janes s2dgwiok; esquire, NJ. Il
Inompso! fret gusrismsa, j. Il
u ach way second gasrdsmsn. JohI
NiASofsEii ttustee, JAMES W. Edwards
representative. W. Littls
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

The oolored Baptlsts In Forgelo..,
q lsbamA, gathered In their ohuroa !
sunday night, to watch the old y
out and the new come In. 80 grehi y,
the crowd that the floors gave way y
tho building collapsed Mary Allls
and Mrs Jones aud her child W \.
taken from the wreck dead, and Y
tween twenty and thirty persons w
injured.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03
EIacttnn nfnmn..a

Wilmington Lodge, No, 1877, Order o.
Tonti, elected the following officers lAst
Saturday evening: P. Pres, Thos. g
Dilli Pres, Willie B. White; V Pres
a A. Lava secretary Ellwool souder
treasurer, Albert Stout; mar, j. q
BiScs burr; chap, j, Il. Rlehsrds
Guard, Clarence Walker; sentinel, VIM
". Davies; medical examiner, Geo. X
Csntve!l; trustees, j. II. Blackburn, j
j, walker, George H. CRntEell, M. d
Daily Republican., 1888-01-03

TOMLlNSOF-uu the ist inst Maggie !.
daughter Of John a. ana Ida Ionliusun,
aged ID months.
helatlves and friends Ars iuyit8f 20 attend
the funeral rom the feeiisnee Of y Titan X
Moseloy, near lilsstgiLw cemetery, on Wed,
aesiGY, JAa. az O'Clock ,. N.
n YLE-On ITO - irst, OF dipA,herin.
Harry T., youngest hOn Of ". 4 ALd kuttA
h. Kyle ag01 gyesrH and 8 N nghs .
Funeral tsnm the rts.del 0 Of sbaren,f,
2lt West Tenth street on WeinesqAy after,
noon 81 > O'Clock. tunsrAl private. Inter-
ment a. RiyervieW c,msteIy
iWEEDi.-ln this city. on tho lat inst.
MARY A. TWosdy in the e5ih year VI her
age
Relatives ard frlsnds Of tbs family are re-
speo July invited to At'and the funeral ser.
vics st tue reidsnca Of his andiaushtcr.
b Church s1ree', Wednssily, At 2 O'elocz.