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pbi,Adsipn,n Items.

PHmAuIs PHIA, Aug. Is. = Joseph
Horn, aged ~ years, tell and died sud.
denly Yesterday while engaged iR a
friendly PAIRING contest with William
Scott who Vas subsequently arrested to
await ,te coroner's investigation. The
coroncrs physician made post Elortem
examination aud found that death was
due to Internal hcmorrhage OF the brain,
aud the rfsult of violence Beth men
were employees Of the Philadelphia TrAc'
ton Company
Mary johnson, aged 8 yAars, was
,eeriously burne6 about the body last
evening by the explosion Of coal oil
lamp, and ber grandmother, Mary Mason,
aged IS years WAS also bEdly burned
while trying toeztinguish the flames
A scow ran over the reast of the Flat
Rock dam st Hanayuuk, yesterday One
OF the occupants, Thomas higgins, aged
90 years, has several OF HE ribs broken
besides sustaining other iniuriss
The Red Star Line steamship iceland
cleared yesterday for Antwerp with I
large cargo, smJIg which were $500,
bushels Of wheat
james Quirk aged 30 years, was killet
yesterday by the fall Of heavy piece o
Ice which he was unloading from YES
eel
John EnVlehart, agsi 4s years, wa
badly burned yesterday by a vat Of sui
pEuric acid oyerdowit z on him.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Oonlsssinr 10 murnrr.

NHw HoRE August l3.-The latest
Long Island mystery has been solved.
Almost before the earth had covered the
grave OF murdered Maria Jones, who
was killed III Rocky Hin, l. l., IAst
Friday, her nlurderess had confessed her
crime Mrs, Emma GeOrglana Fletcher,
the white Tor tunc teller, who had been
arrested for the crime, admitted her
guilt this mdrnug Mrs. Fletcher made
d partial con ession OF her guilt to Chief
oil fo'ice Hahce laet night, and this morn
ing she made full confession To Coro.
ncr Jules Cattier TIE statement made
oy the womah b this morning is substan
tally ns follows
II had teen working all day, and In
the evening went down to McFadden's,
at the 'Bumt le Bees Nest, where | had
some peer. Ihc girl had often quarreled
with mo when | was at the house before.
When ] returned from McFaddCn's |
went up tails, intending TO 20 to bed,
anu i0und Maria was asleep. | don't
KNOW what came over me, but | went
down and gbt the axe, went up stairs
again and stuck Maria three times on the
mead as she lay there sleeping. / wiped
tee blood of the gitl's face with hand
kerchiet which wore around my neck
ana Threw i away at the back part oil
the house."
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
new, sommA,y.

At Herndcn, Kentucky, during aquAr.
rel between Charles Fleming and ". 8.
Duncan, farmer, on Monday, the
former wss stabbed, aud died sOOu after.
Duncan surrendered, and Mrs. FleminG
the divorced wife Of the deceased, about
whom the men quarre ed, was held as an
accessory
A severe wind storm passed over HAr-
risonburg, Virginia, on Sunday evening.
greatly damaging barns, houses, timber,
orchard and fenees, and destroying whole
fields af corn. The damage in Rocking
ham county is estimated at $40 900.
A notice has been posted by the mana
gers Of the Penn Rolling NH at Lancas
ter Penna., that the mill will suspend In
ldeuuitely on Saturday, Ing 10 dullness
in the iron trade. About 800 men will
be thrown out OF employment.
The President issued an order yester-
day placing Major eneral Schoiield in
co msnd OF the army. with headquartcrs
at Washington. General schoaeld vii
aiso continue In command Of the Dlyis
ion OF the Atlantic.
Robert Garrett slept peacefully on MOI
day night. He is still at the BreyOor
I House, New York, aud no arrangement
for his removal have been completed.
The weavers OF the American Line,
lMills in Fall River, MaIsachus It's stru
YESTERDAY bee use OF satisfaction will
their pay. About 2OJO looms are idle.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Dond Flan

The West Chester LooAl News eAys
that the Etock Of aAh in the Brandy wins
10 being rapidly depleted and that az.
teen lNrRe ones were found on Monday
afternoon on tbs bAnks Of the creek
above Cones Mil, within one hundred
yards. Nearly ell were suckers, bat
there were few sunfish aud also oAt-
ieh. There are no mills or fAueorleu
above this point for milss, and dyes or
Other poisonous matter from them
would not be likely to Affect tho a Oh q.
RuOh q distance. II concludes that the
nsh DO not die from natural causes, and
asks the fishermen 10 explain the mat.
ter In this connection We may stata
the dead hsh have been caught IN such
nun oerA in the tilteE Of the paper mill
~ hooklAnd As 10 produce quite an Of
fenhive stencil.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
PorannEl


Joreph Duffy returned homo last
evening from his vacation.
Mas Name and Edna Way will spend
two weeks at Rising sun.
Miss Martha FArra will spend two
weeks visiting friends NJ Fsrnwood, Pa.
William a. Whltcratt, who has been
enjoying himself at Atlantic City, hiss
returned home.
Hon. j, B. Pennington passed lAs,
nlRht In ogr city, ard this morning lie
went TO Washington.
Miss Maggie Caldwell, OF this oity, IL
spending her vacation In the mountains
near HarriTburg, Pa.
Nj EiGAr B. Riley has returned
homB from hiB summer t0ur and Ia nov
ready for business, al 228 King Btree:
The foundations oil tue addition 10 ST.
JOhu's L. O. Church, Hockessin. Az
Also OF tho sisters' house have bsen
laid.
Airs. ZLchgriRh Dennis has zone To
ThompsOntOwn, JunialiA county. Pa
TO pass month with her dauR Rhter, MIS-
Lance.
hrs. Thos Pyle, OF Kenneth SQUARE.
Pa, will v!sit the fanily OF James
Chandler, nesr Yorklyn, in order to he
care return to health.
MrB. John Foster, OF Nor,haas,, Nd.
accompanied by her slater, Miss Lille
Brown, Of this city, has gone to Ocean
Grove N j..
Mr.. Alfred Stokes of Camden, N. j..
with her two daughters, Miss Goldey
and Lydia, are tho gnes,s Of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. ii, Chandler, No. 40l Delaware
avenue.
The handsome gold watch held over
from Bt. Johns fair, HookessIn, was
ram ed of Monday evening in the base.
ment OF the church, ard won by M
Buckley, of No. $50 Grove street, Jer-
sey City.
Mr.. ohas. N. B-adway, formally
with l. Il. FRANK s. Son, Rrocers. Of
this city, has resigned hia position and
accepted one With the wholesale coffee
ARA OF Sutton & Co., OF Philadelphia,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
IN |. Cny strseta.

The Street ard Sewer Directors met
last evening, and In tho absence OF
Secretary Carpenter, Director GNWihrop
was elected sedtetAry pro tempUre.
On behalf OF the Otizeus::Ooke aud
Fuel COMPANY, CHARLES N, Trump WAS
present and sB ked the Directors " grant
the company permiAslon 70 use the
streets for the purpose Of laying pipes
As soon ~ there were $50 Coz worth Of
stock subscrlbhd. As the Board did
nOt destre 10 Lake any koiien in the
matter until sdme start hal been made
by the company, Mr. GAWthrop intro
duced the following, which was ADOPT.
ed:
THAT this bbArd considers 1t IneKps-
dent 70 take any action on tue mater
at this time"
Previous TO adopting the resolution
the members stated they did not oppose
the request but desired TO know whether
the entsrprlsd would bs fully carried
out
Geo. @. Lob bdsll, who was present.
stated that his company Intended 10
test the plan by eTeotinR u furnace iu
which tael gks could be used. They
expected by the plan to melt ten pounds
OF iron with ote pound OF coal, whereas
they now only melt Blz.
The payroll, amounting TO s6g3. 80,
was approved aud ordered paid.
Samuel Coylo WAC granted permIHalou
10 tap drain OH Chestnut street Cor tue
purpoae Of draining hOuseS Nos $50 al
822 Chestnut street. Permission was
granted EZRA Fell to tap secoud etree,
sewer TO draiI houses No. 1l23 and 1l2T
West Second street, JGmes Hbbitt
wac granted permission 10 stt las feet
n curb On DaPont street between
Chestnut and Tulip streets, and $40 feet
on Tulip STREET between Dupont and
5ontt streets.
Permission was granted j. D. Scott,
No. ll2i West seOoAd street, to drain
his house Iutl Second street sewer.
Chief 8 Eiggett made = report Of a
number Of L. mps not lighted aud put
out At proper hOurs. Ths matter was
referred to Superintendent john Ingram
OF the the Peunsylysn,A Globe Gas
Light Company. Ci;y Solicitor Ball re.
ported having collected S3i9 03 for
lienB, and dapolite1 the same with the
city treasured. A gutter WAS ordered
10 front OF the club stable on Gllpin
avenue. The city solicitor was tu-
struosed to advertise for sale supdty
properties TO eAtiEfy liens Amounting ia
about 81. COO. The engineer WEs in-
Atraoted to drive stakes, measure
grading on Brown street from Stroud
street 10 Seventh avenue The beard
decided to Is ( for proposals for grading
on Front street, bstWeen jackson aud
franklin, preparatory to paving the
north side with Belgian blookg. Ths
board then adjourned until this even
ling,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

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Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Alma Too Ernah.

Last evening a countryman named q.
3. shlverly, who had come TO this city
irom place about two miles above OK.
ford TO sell his peaches, became glorious
ly drunk, and fell into the hands of the
police, He was arraigned at this morn
ing's session Of the city court and fined 81
and costs, and as he left the dock threw
kiss 10 Judge TurHer, in recognition OF
his getting Oh so ea,ily. City solicitor
Ball then called the attention Of the Court
to the fact that when he was arrested a
loaded revolver WAS found in his posse'-
sion. He was not held on this charge, but
was warned hereafter not TO carry It con.
ceAled,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
INIRn EDITION..
me Fro Tisnd.

NEWARK, n j., Aug. l5:.9. u: NC NC
Corl, "a cottage at the Mount TABOR
MetiIrdist camp meeting grounds, near
III nlnre. wps DESTROYED yesterday morn
inc Nv firr. Two OF the five children that
wsE in The house with their mother, were
ST mn YeFK, Aug IS The destruction
cS,,re Conyel cf the Sacred Heart was
Somplete yesterday Tbs ouliIings
.',ccnfded LAID two blocks long and one
mock IN depth Ths loss on buildings Is
$500 COO: on iurni,uIe and yestmentss'
S96O.OOO. The insurance on buildings Is
4, 1890 Coo; on personal properly, tloo'
tSO). ,.
+ ProgiA, III Aug l5.-The wholesale
: agriculural implement bus'ne's OF mar
dn 81 Co. and Kinqman & Co. were de
9 reyed by fire carly yesterday morning
Losses on +, ok amount T. t50,OeO and
800 OOOO TO 100000 respectively. lh'
former is covered by insui ance while th'
insurance on the latter Is t85,tOO OI
the two buildings the loss is about $40,
OOj, and the Insurance t25,9OO.
STATION, lows, Aug. l5.-NeArly ha!
the business portion of this place wa, de
Ftroyed by are on No dsy, Loss, $50,
900; insurauC =, SlO,tOO.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
HI.la Rnnaad.

The Board Of Water Commissioner
met last evening in regular session, enu
Altar transaetlng an amount OF Eoutlhe
buainees passed the following billt;
LaWrspoa Burns, $50 s6; Patrick OAr-
barry, e42 20; OhAnpmAn Nalve nne
Manu- fActuFlng Company, boI6 ~; WI
liam Campbsll, t92Bli v. y. Clelanui
IS 90: Com mon Sense Metallic PACKING
AnnfAciurIng Company, IS III ditto
lSl. Sc: j. V. Carlisle & &c, 81 Ssi "
[. Dupont dc Nomours & 90 eSi Della
sare Printing Company, e65 90; Della
ware and Atlantic Telegraph and Tells
nhoae Company, tli 30; II. X. buiton,
S8; j, 8. Grche, S6 81 GaWIhIop ana
gro .her Company, 74si Goodyear
Rubber Company, SlT.S5; The Harlan
q HollinRsEorih Oompauy, SllT.7li j..
n, Huo aon & o., S2s 2S; T. U HattoD,
S49. 10; Ksnnebso Ice q Ocal Company,
{ I72 81; Ksnneb.c Ice b OnAl Company
S54I So; William Kyle, S,6i Kent Iron
y Hardware Company, 81 S6i Lea
Pussy C1mpany. $7.2l; John LoRue'
S4a "a; Le " ard & Eits, SsS IS; j. Il, k,
ID Mout eotnary, SlA; Henry MoKinney-
S74 rs; Z. NeumRrer. so cent
lPhulips s. Kane, t37.s5; P, W. q B
Railroad Company, elS.63; the Pusey
ald Jones Oompiny, $lls a; Picksl,
Foundry OompGuy, $3.50 90; Pieroe Z
B4s.oB, 81; L H. QuSy, s. is; A. 8
Reed, Sss So; Remington ASch ne Com
pAny, 81 20; George W. ssons, SIS Allel
SpeaKmAa, $40 "a; William Btmmons
lSi70. as; james q. Van Trump, S30.l2
VAsuuTa OIL Company, SO 30; L. D
Wool 81 %, Sl74l 1S; r. D. Wood Z
Co., o., al 60; & d. Wood b 20 , $40. Ie
Charles Warner Company, tll5.Ot
David Woolnan, I'll
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

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s.samlns TnrOurn a sand storm.

NEW YORK, Aug. Il The steamer
G'sn.hiel which arrived to-day FROM
Y EOhama, reports 8 curious experience
q Guntered In the Red Sea. Her log
sAys shat on leaving the Perrin Islands,
July lO, the atmosphere Wss so thick
With sand duAi that tt wEs necessary to
run Rt low rate OF speed. When half
way up the sea sand storm OF such
violence was experienced that the great
ett difficulty wAs found In making any
head way At all. The sand siited ike
hus snow through every Crevloe, nlisd
every dish Of food aud covered every
thing with gritty coating. Tbs storm
lasted for eight hours.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Raldsd Last NIght.

As there have been a number Of CON-
plants about the house kept by Ada
Winters, at no. TiS shipley street war
rant was sworn out by Chief swlggett,
and raid made on the place last night
The prOprirtress and five Of the inmates
were arrested aud taken TO the police
station, where the girls were discharged,
and Ada deposited goo rs guarsnteg
that she would appear this morning,
Wien the case was called she did not
EnEwcr, and Sergeant Tucker was sent to
bring her to the hall When the infOr-
nation lodged against her was read by
Clerk Hylanh, she plead guilty to keep
Ing house OF ilLfame, and was sentenc
ed TO pay fine OF $50 and costs. Tile
Judge also warned her that she was lia.
BILE y peua " Of SO every day that sht
kept tue house open. The tine and cotts
amounted to So rs, which was promptly
pad, and she WAS discharged.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
The Markets,

The street marietta were we'll supplied
With protuoe this morning. Batter
sold lor Is to 30 cents per pound; egIa,
20 TO IS cents per d0z9ui potatoes 10 10
10 cents half paok, et Sl.75 10 81 per
barrel; lima beans, 10 70 l5 oeats per
quart; egg plApts. 8 TO cents apieCr;
cabbage, 3 TO cents head; apples, 10
20 is csu's per half peck; sJrihs hesns,
IL ceuts per half pUot; tomatoes, 8 TO 10
cents yer half peck, or 10 to rs centa
per basket; peaches, 10 10 20 cents per
half peos, or so eta, TO 81 20 per basket;
b.sokberries, 10 10 cents per quar-;
nucSle5srrles, 10 cents per quart;
aqusshVs, l 10 cents splecs; cauta-
io1pea, 90 TO rs osnts per basket WAteE.
melOTS, IS 70 40 osnts apiece; chickens,
live. 90 cents q 81 per pziT; oais, 80 to
81 cents per busnei corn. 60 osLts peE
buthsi bay, Sl4 per ton.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
rus rOLIOE q ANNor IErAHEnEE.
Anothsr WILMINGTON u. . o. Express
Messenger Rkipa,

Another WnEalpgtOn u. y o. Express
Messenger skiPs.
when the Nav York train arrived
from PhllNdelpbiA this morning, the
railroad express agent lowered from his
car = massive bundle marked: "Llmitsd
time" The Instructions are, "rhe EE
press CompAnys messenger will deliver
81 once" and ~ Mr.. Z. 8 BArIA, the
inimitAole managing clerk OF the B. u
o. oiilce will not employ any but intel
ligent messengers they are naturally
supposed TO u hderstAud his require
msnta, Tue driver, knowing that the
bundle must Certainly contain vAluA-
bles, instead Of taking the package to
the ofiioe, rapidly jumped into bis
wagon and drove up Market street At
Maud 8. time, dropped the bundle In
front Of the "Kbohomy Hall" and cried
Oat at tho top of his voice, "ImpoEtAni
paokAgtV The bnndle was Instantly
opened, and aound 10 contain some
beautiful pattefns In nObby dress cults
that Mr.. Fellheimer, who 10 now iu
New York, purchased at . big bargain
They were protounosd by Mr.. Norris
u. Mores, end OF the clerks OF the
Economy Hail. and who IL ons OF tbs
most expeTleuhed clothing experts In
the city, 10 he Eorth every cent OF els
q suit and - lhs genial proprietor IA
always WillinR TO share his good luck
with tho public, they can br purchased
for $3.50, Aud our advice Is wheI 10
naed Of RnythibR in the line OF o.ains
or furnishing goods 10 pAtronize this
deserving clothier and seutA' iurnishnr,
406 Market strdet, and We feel certain
yoa will have no oooasion 70 regret II.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
IlEHII


PHtLI.lPS.--r the 18th inst. EII,.b,th
lips, ~
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
VIZ iV,I 70 a'teAd the mineral services AZ the
residence, No, SIS WaBhI Ington s,roet. on
wednesday afternoon next al o'clook. In.
ternent private.
bUTBER-Un the lath instant samp.I g
Butler, In his egth roar
helsFlVes And trionds are reEpeotfuIIy lu-
..,od 70 att'nd HIS funsral. from the resi.
denoa OF A. M. PieFson NO 1QT IInp,nt
street on 1nuTsday afternoon hsryIeas al
the t.she mouse az 80 O'Clock. IatefmeRt at
RlveTyieW cemetery.
West Chester and Delaware county papers
|OArhUARr-AuRust sth, Of oholorS infan-
Iuuli JOhn Abort, infant sou OF Charles
anu shnio OathcArt, aged moBth5,
Litt'e DAZZLING, thou has Isf;us,
Ahd they lOss We deeply feel
but IT'S HOd VINO has bsreft us,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
DarE and dreAry 10 cur dwelling,
Lonely arc our hearts to-day,
F9r our Johnny We loved 80 dearly
HAS forever passst away.
"aono but not forgotten
-HIs MoTHBR.
Onm mpS-In this city, on the llth instant,
fhuip Combs, aged bb yeArB.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
Vlted 70 attend the funeral from his late
Iesldence, Pannsylyania avenue and Union
street, on Friday afternoon at o'clock, Scr.
vices at the houEo. lnterment at Whining
ton AID BrandyWino Cemetery.
BULLOOH-On the 18th Inst, AlvAn, son
OF John =, and Nellie n. Bullock aged one
year and eight months.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in.
Vltod TO attend his funeral from the rest
deneo OF bis parents, No. 1874 Olaymont
street, Ninth ward, on Thursday, at 8. 80 o..
tory.
RlTpEh-On the 10th inst Cora r., ,daugh-
Yer OF samuel X. and Ella Ritter, aged =
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
me Amph,,r,,.

This morniRs the boilers In the o. 8,
monitor Ampbitrils, which has been Al
the yards OF the Harlan and Holllr ID.
worth Company, who received the con.
tract for building the war vessel years
ago, were hred up. At u O'Clock the
machinery WAS started, and a. / O'Clock
was working satisfactorily.
This afternoon the following detail OF
Iofncers will take charge Of the vessel,
sent here for the purpose OF testInR her
abilities: Ohief Enaiuosrs, Hibbsrd.
AndrAe aud Abel; Past Assistant Eo.
zinesrs, j. A. b. Smith, William
RoWbothAm, W. O. Eaton, A, b.
OAntRA; Assistant RnRineers, J. W.
AnnGn. p. o. Sampson. The ofiicialr
Will take charge Of the vessel at
O'Clock and submit II " . test of 4s
hours.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15

John lful Eslun.

OTTAWA, Aua. IA -AdVlces from
Ens lsuu state tuAt the Brtlih feet OF
the North American station Ia shortly
10 bs greatly strengthared by the add
tian OF ssyersl wss vessels OF more
modern type than thoae now In Com.
mission In the North Atlantic The
present lsgship, the Bsllorophon, IL TO
be recalled, the Aurora, one Of the new
cruissrg, taking her place. The Aurora
wears ton iron steel Aymor, carries
twelve guns, two Of them twenty two
ton fredericksburg Tiasd guDE, mount Tel
forward aud aft, and ten biI tor breeoh.
iosders, carried hroEdsids. her speed
is Olgt tssu knntB
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Resulted Fatally.

PhIlip Combs IL dead, having ex'
n,rad ~ bIa Tealdencs on PsnnsylvAniA |
svsnue. Yesterday afternoon, from the
etfeots 81 belna IQuseEsd between twoI
coNi eAr1 in the yard Of the Combs Goal
aud Lumber Company oa July 2Ith.
From the accident hAppened Mr., Combs
auffsred intense pain, but his death was
Rpparenlly peaceful. The deoeAsed was
born in Hooftnhiue, rear HeideloerE,
Gtrmauy, on February le, 1888. He
came 10 this county in May, lS4S,
landjng In New York on May 2s.h OF
that year. Shortly after landing The
deceased Obtained employ ment In the
bakery Of g man named Monroe, stu
at,d on the BoWery. Here he remained
for two years, when be resigned bis 20,
si,ion, and came 10 this city 10 1851 aud
entered the employ yment OF George
/ Bowers on Second street between Mar
ket and King.
Ho Atterv aids entered into part Jer
ship With Mr.. Bowers, which conu IueI
for Bome time, when the oopArtn' fshtl
was dissolved, and Mr.. Combs ntsre'
iinto business for himself on 6soou'
street bslWeen French and WAlnu,
While attn engaged Ia the bA' fery busi
ness he entered ipto ooI JArtnershil
with James Mills, the firm Aame betn!
Mttla q Combs, for the TAle Of coal
They opened yard a. the southeEs
corner Of Third and Dombhrd streetI
: where they carried on tne business TO
soma years They afterwards purchase
I plot Of ground on the northeast corne
! of Fourth and Spruce streets, upo
. whIeh they erected suitable buhdingt
. In tine they engaged In the building Q
! pAtE1t ooAl wagons.
! After u time the firm was dissolved
and the deceased entered into . 90
lpaFtuerAhlp with A. ]. WOodmAn an
opened n GOAL yard on Church stree
: near Eleventh. Daring the tessiou
J. the Legislature in 1877 the arm wa
Q dissolved, and by Aot OF the Legislator
;. toe Combs Lumber and Goal Oompan
!, WAS organised, with the dec ased q
II general msnAaer.
n The deceased was Married when quit
young aud leaves a wife and ak Chi
: dren, four sons And two daughters, th
I, TWO latter being married.
+, At one time he worked for Mile
% Dunnot, who carried on the baker.
? business In the old bulldinR situated o
the northeast corner OF Sixth an
French street., near the WesiyAn BE
male Collage. He WEs the 1rsI bake
ever TO make fancy cakes In this oity.
= The funeral will take plsos OF Frida
N afternoon 1T 3 O'Clock. IntermenI
the Wilmington aud Brandy wine cemi
terry.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Large shipments.

CHIcAoo Ins August ID. The cast.
bou4d sh,gnsats OF h1ur, gTail and
prOyiti1us from this place oy tho liues
In tho Central Traffic Association last
week aggregated 1873 tons, against
lb,603 FOR tha previous week, sn IN.
cEease O! 1885 tons, and A2Ginst l6,4l6
tons fr toe GIrI egpondine week lAsl
year. The YlLCgrttig iupt carried AZ &
Pc ea'' x The t0'a tho PaunsylVAnia
lines rs 4; GrsnI Trunk, II; Baltimore
and CAtl, o. BIZ FOar, G.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
Church Oarnp.

Tho pastor aud mem bers Of the
Union A M. 70. Church 1t Summit
Bridge will hold q church camp, com
mspoing on Thursday, Beptem Der 9th,
and continuing over two weeks. The
pNstor, Rev. John L. Hood, will DO aS.
sisted by Blthop williams, Rev. p. T.
Buley, Rev. II. Eimons, Rav ApdraW j .
Gasta. Rev. W. B'il!nRSley, Rev. W. n.
Gay, Rsv. Mr.. Broad way and others.
Suffers will not be allowed on the
grounds, but arrangements viii be
made to provide for ps0ple and horaes
coming from . distance.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-15
sherIaan,s .1aAlI Proeeriy.

WAsHIH0ToS, Aug is The VIII Of
General Sheridan, dated May 90, 1883,
was on Monday admitted 10 probste,
Hs left his wife ons-thlri Of ell his per.
BOnal proparty, the same in llsu OF
dover. To Mrs.. Kate Sheridan, HE
mother, since decsated, he left thL Ohio
homestead, to revert 70 his con, p. H.
Sheridan, in fee simple, Ali the rest OF
his property he leaves to his wife, hiB
brother, COLONEL Sheridan, and Linden
Kent, bis attorney, IN trust to recover
rent, ETC., for the maintenance and edu-
cation Of his four children, and II more
then necAdssry the e1csss to be pEid to
his vile. As each OF his children shall
reach the age Of 81 years the trustees
shall Assign 10 suoh ohild it's share in
tho estate. He Rivea tho care aud Suar
diAnsbip Of bis children to his wife
and names the trustees Also RS execn.
triE and executors
The petition ttatea that bis persons
estNts consists Of S2721 iu money 5000
In s,ooht, eto., 5000 ia sgnrds, etc,
5000 household iurnilure, SGoO lorae
aud carriage aud $500 In the house al
Norquitt, and the lndbbtedneBs is Eoi
more than $3.50 Letters teslamentAry
were granted Mrs. Sheridan, CIlousl
aberidsn aud Mr. Kent on bond oI
S2500