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Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
THIRD EDIT ION,
Nsws summary.

The annual report OF the CanaoiaR "
Fisheries Department says the ~ Sen IN v.
flah last year was valued AZ tPlo, o,eoVlevVi
against tlS, asa 900 in the previous .ysaa yesar.
The lobster catch declined In Yaiue eova,
600. and that Of cod t2o4, IVY: ZIP EspoaoS poao
To the United States reached eS,'lfiVeV'
ar 40 per cent of the total EXPORT
In Pottsvllle, yesterday afternoon, "a
are BARTLETT, aged 10 years, AttemPte1 70
drive a nail with a 90 calipre rlhe esI W, :
tTldge with which he was playing. Lne
cartridge exploded, blowing on All ms
fIurerp, blasting his eyes and laeerating Y
his face, while the bullet engereu NE
abdomen. His injuries are atal'
Tue hovs named Golden, aged respec-
lively 10 and IL years, living IN Des
MoInes went on the Rock Island hallIoau
tnsoS si IN W edpesday and tried to wreck
A train by placiog ohstruct ctions on tae
rails. The young rascals " efe capeureu
Bya premature explosion OF blastlne
powder near Hancock, Maryland, yesteI
day. J. II. shacklefoTd, q section pos,
on the Baltimore & Ohio kailroaa' WI WI
killed, and three colored laooiers "er'
fatally injured a,.
A freight train on the Gin tinnatl sontn
erD Railroad broke true ol IuesuaS
night, near Somerset, Ken Lucky, ana
The cars tumbled down loo-Ioo' ea'
bankmept. The conductor anu U"
tramps were killed.
Ahail storm passed oyer the Slsse.o
reservation, in Minnesota on luespS :
and ruined all the crops in q tfaSt Sg
miles long by q mile IN Wluln' M NoA
Rosemont a young man named Jun
mJngs was killed by lightning.
Mrs. Laura Crull, an inmate OF the IN N
sane asylum, at Anchorage, N.Y., nseLAil I y
boiled herself to death, on Wednes uAy, =
jumping intoa bath tub nj LED WI n scAiu
ing water.
M f,paraI Of Bartley Campbell, a
Plttsburg yesterday, was largely sttenC
ed. Services were held in the CatheuIA
All the pal1-bearers were he"spAP'
men.
The Pennsylvania Railroad has advan'
cd prices Of coal ~ to 20 cents per Uoh
Baltimore, Washington and AlexAnurli
10 take effect on the 10th Inst.
Three thousand deaths from cholei
have occurred at ChlngchoW, Chin'
within 60 days.
There was no change yesterday
General sheridan's cond itlon
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
rHIs rs NY or 'INIoN,
ana want Everybody to Know IL

Ana want LNotypOuI w ANS" ~
As I have ssid over ahd over AgAin'
a darlipr ltltls wife ID q God.glven
trs.snre 10 msn spl to II, usl her one
should bs CON tttsd 70 prison Tor llie'
Tim women, Il Is aAidI are dangerous
A fat woman has got Do Rood tenn
nared ard eAsy RolaR. think temper
Is all in the bones any way, and Wheu
woman iB fat tbe IemRer becomes AZ
sorbed before 1t reaches the surface
But when q VI o nan Is thtu the temper
ia right there on tine surface. II ever .
fat woman has q high temper IL 10
Rwiul. Sue never cools. a thin woman
coola of quickly, but she heats up
agAlD Just as quickly. a thln woman
with . good temper ooInts just as near
LeIpr An angel as ybbdy can on this
eArth-if she isu't top thini out the
above is my opinion OF any sise WON az, =,
and II 10 woman that want TO give the
folloNinR Important informaloni hnee
pants, all sizes, rs cents, but l Will not
QuaTaI tee them 10 keep their Color OF
stand too much wAshiu g, hs | consiae 81
my guarantee my word OF honori "hion
SINE advertisers don'tpossess, out N ucu
better ones for S5c boys SUITS tfeh
Si.50 to the best Of Rrhdes that can %
found In the city Of WllminRtoni men
business suits, t3 81 u 0O, tofo u
SO 90; Phnoe Albert sulti Sll oO 70 or
to be obtained o. none else than Louii
Fellheimer, the one price "hoonomJ
HAliU clothier, 4O6 Market street. be
tween Fourth aud Flith streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
rbe Heoson Tragedy Explained.

CaICAao, Aug. "A new and start
ling phase OF the mystery attending the
death OF Mr.. and Mrs. Heesch was de-
veloped to-day. Heesch was q sufferer
from rheumatism, and Bboth he and bis
wife were 10 the habit Of taking electric
baths and being treated by electrical ap-
pllances. Investigations at the house
OF the Gead couple disclosed an electric
battery charged so heavily that shock
from It given by an inexperienced hand
would surely produce death.
1t is now supposed that on Saturday
night after the Heesches reached home
and were going to bed Mrs Heesch asked
her husband to treat her with the battery
This he did and In an unfortunate mo
ment accidently turned the battery on a
fun strength, giving his wife such
shock that she fell bacs dead. Realizinl
that he had been the case of her death ,th,
frantic man took his own life by hanging
himself to the door.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Nom,natl On lection.

The Republican nomination elecu0n
for candidates for sheriff and coroner will
fake place to morr row afternoon between
Inc hours of and h o'clock. The candi.
dates for sheriff Lre W. j. Lank, and
John L,owther, oI Christiana hundred
Elias N. Moore, OF Appoquinimink, and
William Simmons, Of this city The can
ddates for coroner are George w JACK
son and Rayworth Weldiu, of this city
The contest is spirited and there is h'
douUt hut the election will be closely con
tested
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
RupaWay Accident.

DR.. Pearson, Of MidGletowr, assisted
\ Miss Johneon into bis carriage lAsl
Saturday morning. when hle morse tooh
fright, and communicating 10 run tnt
Doctor was thrown down, and in fall
Inc ibe lines csc sped from his hand,
Soon after " aTds tb9 chfrisge WAS over.
turned by collidinB with tree neal
Hnkill's lumber ard, when mlse John
son was dragged SO ne distance and wa
only released from her peFilous posltioL
through the sepNrA1 ion OF the Top iron
the body Of the vehicle. Aitho1gl
severely shaken up, she esCsped with
cut much injury. DR.. T. had his anR'l
bad v sprained and has since bean com
pellfd to 20 about bn crutches.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
DIED.

uOHELTREE-on tho lst inst Elisabeth
e. Ccheltrea, in her 6sth year.
Relatives and friends arc invited 10
attend the funeral from her late residence
GO9 Delaware Rvenue, on Friday the "a lnst.'
At O'Clock, D In lnteTment nt winning
ton and BrRndyWino oemStsry.
VERNON marion W., WifS of W. Scott
nterment in Wilmington and BRANDY,
wine Cemetery on sunday afternoon at
O'Clock. Services as the house, 1901 west
Eighth street.
BANE.-On the "a inst, Sidnsy q. Bane,
daughter OF Rachel and Ell ). bane' III
Kelatiyss and friends are respectfully in
ytted 70 attend her funeral from the resi'
denoa Of heF father, $40 West second street,
on sunday, the 9th inst. Services ~
O'Clock. Intorment at biVervleW Oenie'
terry.
precious one from us has gone,
a voioa We love is gtilled,
A place ia vacant in our heart
Which never can bo tilled.
WYBE,-On August aud, 1883, Agnes Il
| infant daughter OF Ell and fannie Wye
aged Q months and is days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully N
yltei to attend the funeral from the resi-
denoe Of her parents, s35 Locust street, OF
saturday, the Ath inst, at O'Clock AhStp
Interment ct RiVerVieW oemetery'
We had q little Agnes once,
Sho was our dAriing pride,
We loved her, Rhi perhaps too we'll
FOR soon sns slept and died:
He carries tho lambs to HIS bosoH'
IMuLSHENuuK.-- In this city, on the 3,
inst, James I. Mulshenook, In tho l'si
Due notloo of the fanerAl will bo given.
HUoKPELL- ON tho 10Th Of July, SAllle .
wife OF George II. OOrnell, in the oau
year OF her Ggs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
IN. blame Rsosptlp N in New York.

Great preparations are being made IN
New York for the reception OF Hon
James g. Blaine, who is expected 10 ar
rive Oh August Sth hhe demonstration
will be the largest ever held on any slml'
For Me- benefit Of v Isi,ors the Per nsyl.
vania RAILROAD Company well to par
ties Of 10 or more travelling on ont
ticket, excursion tickets to New fort
from all principal stations within oV'
miles Of New York on August 7th to Sth
uood to return within four days, at sin
gle fare for the round Trip
fMr. Blaine stOl I'D fail TO arrive OF
tbe s,h lie relative dates Of sale with q
extra limit Of four days for the retGr
trlp WIN be obserYCl.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
INDIANS VINO nus. % Fourh,

WARRINGTON, Aug. 2--The War De.
paEtmant 10 day received q despatch
from 0eherAl Howard, saying: two
deapAtohea iuat received from General
Miles indicate more serious condition
Iof AffAlKs at San Carlos than has been
previously reported. General Miles IA
enroute 10, that agency, and am oonfi
dent will do all In his power to prevent
any Indians getting beyond the limits
OF tha reservation. earnestly reuuest
INN sdiAte attention 70 furnishing the
oAvAiEy the horses required In Arizona -
Colonel snyder, commanding At San
CARLOS, telegraph;
"Wheu 1 sent my telegram Of july 20
the Information I then had warranted
all said. Since then ] have talked
with several head men and from differ
ent sources learned the names and his.
tories Of the leaders Of the renezAdes.
0ne Of them Is wanted here for murder.
ling one OF our scouts early this year; he
was arrested, bat escaped from the
guard house Just before assumed oom
mAnd. Several attempts have beer
made TO eject his 70 arrest, but without
success, The principal Of the thre,
men Captain Lee was sent out 10 arres
10 also desperate chnracses, and hA
NhoNcNNl tllAoo uuOu ~ COnuudmeub nbrl
In irons. These two men have at las
sucoeeded in drawing around then
their brothers and relatives 10 the mum
Der Of eight or more, and taken to th
J, IhillH.
"TheiT last act Just before leAvin
their camp waJ 10 try and kill and the,
did severely wound, an Indian wit
whom one Of their number had quAl
rel some weeks before over 9 gAmblin
I debt. They are practically outlaw
: land do not believe they can be II
+ duoed to return Voluntarily 70 the
/ farms. ] do not belisve they will CON
unit any depFedAtlons 20 long As the
/ are undisturbsd upon the reservation
y bat the moment force Ia sent after thel
3 Snd they sucosed In getting of the re
ervAtlon, trouble Of . serious nAtui
will ensue. Have endeAvored throuR
a their friends and others 70 hnd out the
! Ipfesent location, but with no succa
o beyond the general Information tn
}. they sFs supposed to be in the count
is bordering on the San CarloE. Eve
6 tuAlly l believe they will have to
y yIhunted down"
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
roII for B,oycIss,

The determination Of the directors tC
charge toll for bicycles passing over the
Kennelt Turnpike has led to great com
plaint on the part OF members OF the
Wheel Club Of our city. The other pike
Companies do not charge toll, and they
think there is nothing In the charter o.
any Of them TO warrant such demand
At any rate they propose 70 give the
Ksnnett pike . wide berth, and conse'
Quently little, II anything, will be made
By the company by this requirement.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
A Thresher Esurned.
Middletown Transcript.

Mr.. William Harriot's large thresher
was burned on the stackyari of Mr.. G %.
NJ assey near Chesapeake City, last Mon
day evening. The fire was drawn from
the engine and everything left in good
shape. When Mr.. Harriet reached the
yard Tuesday morning, however, to re,
move the machinery to another yard,
nothing remained OF the thresher but
blackened iron and ashes. The fire had
extended but a short distance in any
direction and stra stacks comparatively
near were uyharmed, Mr. Massey saw
and knew nothing of the conf gra ior
and was entirely unaware OF the accident
until It was reported to him by NJ. Har'
rlott when he came to remove his engini
and thresher to another yard,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Liter AIRY Notes

The August number of Book News
(John Wanamaktr, Philadelphial, con.
tains most Interesting article on
"Translstious, % BY Prof IL II. Boyesen,
than whom there is no one in the country
more competent o discourse on the sub.
ject. The portrait and biographical
sketch make the reader acquainted with
the features, life and work Of the author
There are the usual instructive talh
"With the New Books" by Taleott VIII
liams and the mbntly hints TO bookbuyeri
as TO how and W hat to buy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
MONEY For samuel JonIIa

MEDIA, Aug. 2-sSnua, y.
sentenced to be hanged io' D. 4 I. /.
Of John ShArpless, on O'ioei y :
ed ever sos TO bis counsel y Y y >
tAll to day 10 help deifsY w
Incurred in the etf0rtl 10 b. ~ J
johnson was ylslei By !, ElH1 "
or, Mary ORens, Jam" W
and Rev. William BrJAnt 49,
tee having In charge lhe ~ ~.
| the concert recently bed ID ~. vi
| Johnson'g benefit MI BIN
lie also his spiritual saIls 81.
through the formally o. g,t.i.'
presenting the money 70 JoI1i w :.
told him that the money hsi
cd, not for the purpose . ~
Ijustios, but by those VINO ~. e.'g \
| his guilt was still a qllspO.
and their object wss 70 lsHa ~ =
oeres established Il hs reAlll y
cen!.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Llho the Llgh. yveIKhts

OF the profession pugilistIo, the kidneys
are small but active In . state Of health.
Their secretion contains Impurities pro
duotlVe Of rheumatism ,gout and dropsy
II allowed to remain. When they are
Inactive the blood becomes choked with
animal debris capable Of destroying
life. To promote their activity when
sluggish with Hostatter's Stomach Bit
terS, is not only 70 guard against the
diseases mentioned, but to prevent the
fatty degeneration and ultimate de-
struo,lon Of the organs by those exceed
iuRly dangerous mAlAdieE--BFiRht's
disease and diabetes. Activity Of the
bladder also insures It against the for
nation Of gravel, which 1t sometimes
requires one Of the most dangerous and
painful operations in surgery to remove.
Gravel, moreover, is . most ARonizinR
compliant. The BitterB further com
mend themselves by Femedying consti
patton, dyspepsia, debility, liver com
plAint and nervousness, and nullify In
fiuenoss productive Of mAlariAl disease
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
On hnothar Drunk.

ElwzFd MulVy started on another
irunk D few days since, and this morn.
Ing occupied q place in the dock at the
lity court. BE was trembling from
head to foot, and begged the Judge tC
send hin to the almshouse for a week
30 thst he could straighLen mp, but VA
informed that the court had no power
to send him there. He WAS ordered Il
pay fine OF SO and costs, which will
sand hiJ1 to New Css 10 jail for the mex
60 days,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
FIFTH EDITION.
Death of ,JSoo,-

The cold, 10y hand =, snap s
NJ NJ rss1aence ,od, @ Of Jacob FrsoSs ,a 'sI, SI
isO; ~; iVOi TAtnSll street Abous pG1 ~, ssll
him to rest. ONuOnly Sunnuas
,ala the = deceased was born o. A., !.
consequently WAS In tSs IN n. " Y
ms age at the tIme Of hi, az a. ysI Z
he worked for several vss,. A'T, sla
engaged himself As A oan,, t ns hili
TON whence be learned ~. Aoi'5a ",
nu,ioing ,sn trade. He came to mn M, w S,. 4
tne year 1887, and was en- nDIov.s n ,ui s w /
ing the bridges on the than r,S'sO Tss ! y 4 4
q u. Railroad belwssS ,ht' ~" v
trnlIaoeiphia. ta His aut bu,ID.J1 y Y.
ture on his own account a ~.. 70
partner OF David Jones, , Sns..a
penter. The firm Of Jonss ASaT y Z, y
was dissolved two years I'M, /, ", ny
%hsn ne entered the employ n E,,l..
q Hollingsworth, with SbSr ~ ny. i. !.
mAinod until 1868, Al vb,SS S1 -, =
was foreman of their car shoO,
IN that year he entered lnin..
nership with Job H. Jack,oS n, y
was the beginning Of IN ~. ).
works OF the jackson & sbsn A.
pany, which has a world. M s''.
ton In 1870 he sold out bI,Ire,..
Mr. jackson, who ln 1871 Incan,
In politics he WAS orlaip,,ly, M
native American, and mi ~
can His public services Ven ~
member OF the Board Of HnM
: tue Board Of Education, IA IA
I which bodies be served On, ! \
terms, His family consists s,'i|
and two daughters, who IurlNIs
!, His vile WAS Elizabeth Ys.a, Nm
q ne was married In 1889. Ri lai
i ters are Miss Lizzie Sharp, VAsn
9 With her parents, and Mis-. WTrI|
b Lloy0i who lives near Phllllji|
r Jacob n. Sharp will Iona M
Is familiar name In ths annals d mi
Il ism In this city, He dated hlnT
, sion from the winter Of 1874 EIl1
l. Ing In "Old Temperance Hsllp d 4
10 Fourth street. He Joined ths Ha
Protestant Church, but 10 labh1
came . member OF Asbuu I
Ohuroh. He was early reConlsa
IA strong man In spiritual matisa
!, He hlled ali the positions b
D church which lAymAn could u
y did 1t with credit to himself Wi
a 10 his church. AbouttWeply Jaag
h be removed his membenhlp
% PAuPe NJ. X. Church. Hsn \
p also recognized as 3 leader Ead ID
/. ued in active service. The tm
,e which he was leader Wsi 10 m11
10 the time Of his death, and lhtH
: that event was brought 10 b
A. daughter. He had not betr VI
q some time, but WAS not sick luAt
ie be keptin the house, Euj hh y
r two weeks visit TO bis dIulAEi
"a W. II. Lloyd, from which BIZ
ID turned on TuesdAy, YtsistlII
a, ing he was feeling badly lndh
n bles was in attendance, Al u.
a. p. m. he told the doctor sud thA
n. that his pain had abStsd and tA
a. him 10 get supper, When iaJn
n. ed he WAS dead He had died .
q, ly without pain, and vas 'olh
as they had left hiu appAFsnti
He leaves an estAls tiiniA
On $50. 900.
The funeral will. take pllcs :
day afternoon at 4 o'c'ocG, ~
u 10 charge Of MeohaniCs' L1tit
/. o o. OF which the dsc'ls
q prominent member. lnl'iSs
be made o. Wilmington and IN
tly wine Cemetery.
al The cause Of his taAIh W
IN O)lio.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Glad,touo Flily YeAI' y

The following Is a dssciPil,', Y. !,
stone published IN a LolI. .i.,,
1888, the date Of his nsii,11tI ~ ?
Glads,one's appearance 4. \,
are much IL his iSloi', ~, ~ N
looking man. Ha .o . lo'4' hi
height, Gnd Of good dEulis ul,.,,,. " /
teusnce is ini j sad pl.l',s, ~,
las d highly inlsllec'usii oli.'l w r
His eyes are clear aad ..I,, 99,'il -
brows ara dafk and IA'lii H, n
There Is no dandy ID y y. III m \
enylss what TEueat R2aIa M
! HEAD Of back hSlt Y. ,,,Iil I
ctTgfuil ,ar.ed ron .!l ali I, I'M NJ
! gar.l Do "a, 1Eow, Wbels y, !. ~
ebased. His features .,ss - a
| regular, and bis o9nplstiIYS u /, a
| ysfy unworthy wi:ne''. Ia !
p0ssess sbuujant gooa n'
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
rnnnn.ronp pnEEArED.

the QaieEstsps Defeat the Seaferd N =
yysli Contested Game-Fsrguson way
on in His Decisions.
The attendance at yesterdays game
was Very large bnu was disgrace TO the
eity. The policemen did not try 70
preserve order, and the toughs on the
Fsbleaching boards" ran the game. Ihe
reportersi stand as usual was CROWDED
with outsiders. About 700 people, IN
leludine large number Of ladies' were ~
attendance. Only two hits were secured
off Davis, and ave OF Baikley. Score a.
! follows.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
NOTES.

Fields two base hit was dandy.
Yesterdays game was dirty ball.
Neary's hit was made In the right time.
The crowd was very disorderiy yester-
day,
Americus and Wilmington play to-
morrow,
The scorers stand should be kept clear
of outsiders.
Tony stannard is getting TO be q crack
second basemen.
Haddock made two hits, and his base
throwing Is accurate.
The QuicSsteps now tie with the
Americus for Il st place.
1t is said that Newell won yesterday q
game for the Qulcksteps. -
In the Sixth inning Newell cnllided
with Brown, and severely injured that
player. =
Middletown's crack first basemen, is
the Editor OF the Transcript Of that
place. -,
The Seafords left ast evening on the
midnight train for Dover, where they WIN
/ cross bats " ith that team to-day.
1t is a great pity that the seaiords re-
sigFed. The league has been going In
| fine style d should be kept up.
The Amateur Leagus record up TO date
| IA as follows:
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
nhnr,,v,n aood work.

This morning some of the lady mana
gers OF the Associated Charities gathered
together number OF poor children and
gave them days outing at Birmingham
Park. A special train Of two cars left the
W. 81 N. X. X. depot at 0.lO o'clock
Plenty Of provisions were furnished by
the managers to stay the hunger oil the
little ones.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
AFAst Mare

W. b. Wethstill, the we'll known
paint dealer Of PHILADELPHIA, and owner
Iof Bellevue Park, gituatsd on the Phils-
delphia pike between Bellevue and
Holly Oak stations, had his celebrated
trotting mare Blamaruk shipped from
his stables In New York last evening
The equine arrived In this city on the
80 p. M. train. She has record Of
q az
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
vary BunY

W. P. Bratton, the well-known painter
is very busy at the present time. He has
the ntraet for painting the new and
handsome residence of II. Victor Cause,
on Pennsylvania Avenue, also the Ne =
Rodney street church. He is also paint
ing twenty five new houses In the Rast-
ern part OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
snle of Paraonal Property.

The executors OF the late DR.. d. A.
Vernon viii sell OF public sale on the
Singer farm, near MediB, Pa, on Mon
day ext. seven horses, forty one COVE
Ave bulls, four helfoTs, deArborns, hay
wagons, moving machines, carriages
hay and straw, harness and great va
riety Of farming utensils.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
,tetussd to Ts'iln'

wuKrsBAgRE, Pa ali.B AT, II
P. j. Higslu,, who h,.'lis alli'lIsIl n ID
whose death was cAussJI, s.s.JI,u,sj y !
BY ) 1OIi opium pol'o93IP3gs,, p3i 3s,S T''1Siisa oaia J
beloIe q ooroners Jaiy -, uIl
paid pai d 10 advance hL' I: i:es y, VI
Il the jury on . l,9r s9GIIF. I'd ih, z
refused to TESTIFY Oo.ba ~
again adjluIneii' ,,a,IsS A5sip 81
who made Q posl = u.oa.'ullsd hsI
testified that death dl.al ~ t,1rousil
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
AnOuner Nice Lot

Powell, in the Third street market, will
have another nice lot of fish for to-mor-
rows market, consisting of trout, butter
fish, porgies, halllbut, blue fish, aouu,
ders, fresh cod, and sea bass He viii
keep his stalls open unit 10 o'Ilock at
night for the accommodation OF his Gus
tnmpFg
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
For Rent.

A stable that will accommodate two
horses, carriage room separate for two
caErAiRes, con be rented Reasonable,
Centrally located. Apply to W. Sootl
Vernon, this Lffioa. Also good soFrel
mare and dsAIbO for sale, owing tt
change In plans.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Again Rerors me nnnrt

John McCaulley, who was before the
City Court last Friday for drunkenness,
was again back this morning The officer
who made the arrest testified that he
found him last night lying on Market
street near Front. hs the accused had
nothing to offer 10 defense, hs was fined
50 and costs, which will send him to New
Castle jail.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
rnnnr n.na,n " PrIoa.a sonnie.

The Elmer Senate will cross bats with
the Price Senate this afternoon at the
Union street grouU ds. Mccall aud Collins
will be the battery for the Price Fen
ate and Pennewill and Morgan for the
Elmer Senate.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Drunk and DlsoTderIy.

Charles e S geensy was not sstiAasd
with getting drunk yesterday, bat alto
actid In very dlsOrdeFl5 manner, and
consequently, no fell Into the hsnds oi
the police. He was arraigned before
Judge Lyman this morning and aen'
tsncsd to pay g. end costs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
me weather.

Tomorrow promises to be partly
cloudy, followed by local rains. Similar
conditions will probably prevail on Sun.
day, followed by clearing and slight fal
of temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
PorsOnal.

Mrs NJ. Kout-h and daughter, from
Lancaster, Pa and Mrs. DRl las ana
daughter, Of Pr iladelpAls, are VislIlp Z
Mr.. j. II Weaver, OC Morrow sreei
above Eighth.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
snnno,sd salelda

NEW EoYrTl 49,. y. v sIIIiIialIl Iial !
L. auIms, . saa ven ASSTroTptd Z
IN ins a., !, \ ;aPRs'iSs. y &C. e. 81 :
sgI3iass i,a1I,lss e ior &c so%o ne time b
Al yeafs OF age
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

For Carafuij prescription work sno
rure drugs go 10 Venesy's Pharmacy
Il ghta and Mo rOe Streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
shlpul ent Of l,sauhss.

The Shipment Of peaches over TIE
Delaware abroad Yesterday were ss
follows: NewR X, n. j., i c-Fioa
Philadelphia, 3; Jersey City, 3oi pre-
Yioua shipmenLs, 24l; totSi to dasdi z5i
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

Furo 81 iossl Pure Bpiestl II viii
psy you 10 buy good goods. OEippeni Q
East Seoo nd street,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

The soi, z ON OF the tea rose 10 so.
quiEsd by lsdieB who uls PozLoLPf
Complexion Powder, Try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03

Our calsbrst ID 30 aud 600. tess stil'
hold the lead. Cripren E. % st,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-03
Mason Jars.

We give the lowest wholesale prices Il
dealers. l. Lewis Row, 4l3 King street.