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Daily Republican., 1888-11-26


Nine new cases Of yellow fever bat
no deaths ware reported in Jackson
willie on Saturday. 0aly one new case
Of yellow fever and one death were re
ported yesterday. Total cases 70 date,
1 s7B; deaths, 4O8 The temperature ii
Z O'Clock Lass evening was 50 degrees.
with atmospheric conditions favorable
to frost should IL fall duriDg the night,
For the frat Day In more than . week
no case Of fever was reported In Gaines
Vile yesterday.
John Widensr, AssA SO years, Was Gr
rested, IN Philadelphia, on Saturday
evening, on the charge OF pacing spur.
Ous cobra In his room was found a
cigar hoK half hlled With ore dollar,
Laf and quarter dollar coins which onlY
awaited milling to make them AvAiIA-
bic for circulation, together with iwple-
meniF, etc, for making the counterfeit
money. he viii have hearing to day
While Willie DuuGon, . 10 year old
LAD, was playing with shot sun 10
BlpgaAmptOn, n. Y yesterday, IL wa
accidentally discharged, tie charge
taking effect In the left breast Of Mrs
Michael Dunton, % ytars Old, killing
her Instantly.
A despatch nom Ozark, Missouri,
sAyE Mrs. Amanda Truitt killed two OF
her young children with q hatchet and
tLaa cut her throat with Q butcher
knife. No details are given, but IL ID
Supposed the woman Was insane.
Christian schFiepier, barber, com.
mittsd suicide In Central Park, New
York, By shooting himself on Saturday
night III health, which prevented hin.
from working for the support OF hlt
family, was the cause.
Squire Richardson, chief OF . gang oil
o0untsrfeiters, was arrAlgned In the o
8. Court 81 Auburn, New York, on Sat-
urdAy, He pleaded guilty, and was
sentenced 70 four years In the peniten
tlAFy and hned $50
The ship Emily E. Whitney, 81 Bos
ton from Manila, has two Cinnamon IL
her crew. They were shipped ct Ma
Mia. The collector will inquire IS e
their rights under the Chinese EEclu.
sion act.
James Palmer, convicted Of the muir.
der Of Henry B. Whltehouse, attem pied
10 commit suicide with . pocket. knif,
in the jail In Portsmouth, New HAmp-
shire, on Saturday. HIS condition Il
critical.
Toe h2use OF Carl wosbbt king .
farmer near Waterloo, Iowa, was burn,
ed on Friday, and two Of his children, 1
hoy sRed and girl 4 years, Wtr,
suffaoAted by smoke,
Michael FoRArty, assaulted aud rob
bed By trAmps In Bloomfield, New JeF.
sey, on Friday night, died yesterday o
hts injuries. Nothing has been leAruel
Of bis AssAllAnts.
John Hennessy, aged IS years, wa
killed aud Jacob Fletcher fatally hi uf
ed By fail OF o1Al ct the OentrAliA COS
mines, 81 Ashland, Pa.
By an explosion Of dynamite q
Thompson's Mills, near 5oLuy lsrVllle
New York, on Saturday, three mel
were killed and three injured.
a. A. Gregory, treasurer Of the Fair
fed township, Dakota, school.fund, hA
disappeared. A shortage Of $1,000 hsl
been found 10 the fund.
Emma Boob, who was shot In New
York BY James Nolan, her disoards
lover, dist-on Saturday.
Two hundred and forty Ohm amen Al
rived In British 90 umbiA last month.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26


A large oona1eRAti0u assembled n
the II. n, Church 81 Newark on Sun,
day morninR 70 celebrate the cenhsn
NAL Of Asthodism In the Cecil CiReail
Rev. J. Hepburn, Of Philadelphia,
preached sermon mainly devoted %
the work Of John Wesley, the founder
OF Aethodism. Prot. II. 8. 0oldsy con,
Quoted ohildEen's meeting In the a.
tornoon, and ~ 2 so O'Clock 9 canten
NAL love feast Was conducted By ihG
Revs. A. K. Steele and q. W. LybEAnd
Who was pastor Of this church In 1880
In the evening Rev. Jacob TODD, oil
Grace Church, preached an eloquent
sermon, which was listened TO Aslen
lively BY > large congregation.
Devotional services were held at
O'Clock this l.. (MondAS) morning By
the Rev. j.. Houston, after which the
following historical sketches were deliV.
cred: Oscil Circuit, the Rev. N. NJ.
Browne; Bethel Church, the Rev. A.
Burke Christians Circuit. the Rev. b
E. Prioo; New Cattle, the Rev. q. l..
Hubbard; North East, the sRsv. j. B.
Quiggi Delaware Oltr, Rsv o. Shop
pArd; ElktOn, the Rev. Charles Hill;
Ceoiit1D, the Rsv. L. O. Atkibe; HOPE.
veil, the Rsv J. jones; Port b pOsit,
the Rev. j. p. Ois; 81 Georges, the
Rev.J .Warthmani NsWpor,,the Rev.
d O Hama, Elk Neck, E Il Miller.
This afternoon there was q reunion OF
she former pastors, Of whom there sre
about thirteen living Rev. j. r. vii
hanson gave some "Rsmini cenoeA" Of
the church, in which BIO hAs been 3
faithful and eArDest worker for many
years. Historical sketches were re
sumsd by the RsVs. 7 B. Hunter, /,
jewell, Il. II. Hynson, Frederick Mo.
kinsey, 7. A. II O'BrisD, j. DOdd, o.
s. Walton, K. Il, Nelson, W sheers
The evening sessions opening exercises
will be conducted By the Rev. Mr.
Haynes, and addresses will be made by
the Revs. T. snoWden Thomas, W. L
Boswell and W. l.. g. Murray. The
latter will speak on "Methodism To dag
In Oeoil circuit"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
committees appointed.

The following standing committees
hAVs been announced BY Grand PAtTl'
sFob z iaAr o. PleFoe OF the Grand Ri.
cam pment OF Delaware for the eusuln
year: State OF the william H
Foulk, EDoAmpment No. 3; William
W. Crawford, No /; George W. Nor
ton, No. 5; SAmuel T. Smith, No. a
John N. Whilford, No. IL Appeals
M o. Perkins, Encampmeut No. 81
e II Spencer, No. 3; u. u. Morrow,
No. /. Contribution and LAwa-DAvld
Downs, EuoAmpment No. i; B. 2.
Shakespeare, No 12i J. r. Blythe, No
2. Credentials and Rtturns-F W,
Taylor, EaoAmpment No. 81 J. T.
Takes, No. .; william II. German, No.
8. Finance r Burton, IT,. EnoGmp
msnt No. !; J d. Palts1, No 81 Thor
o. Doud, No PrintinE-E Hirs', Ea
nAmpment No. /; John NJ. Collins, No
81 L. W. Pyle, No. ~. The following
special committees have also been Ap
pointed; Revision Of LAWu-WilliAm
Il. Gormap, Eucampment No 8; h
Burton, Jr., No. /; John N. Whltiord
No. ~; 3. T. Smith, No. 4; d. W
Brefston, No. Q. Memorisls-E- H
8 1enoer, Eaoampmeut No. /; Z W
Pyle, No II; e. Y, MORROW, No 4
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
FOURTH EDITION


ELKroN, Nd, Nov. 95.-DF. james
q. Fraser, editor Of the Cecil County
NeWs, and Henry r. ToFbeFt, editor Of
the Cecil WhiR, and formerly deputy
collector Of oastoms 81 Baltimore, had .
personal encounter yesterdAy afternoon
about four O'Clock In front Of ODD Eel
lows Hail, In which the ofiee Of the
former IL located. A heated Newspaper
controversy has been In progress since
the election between the Cecil Whig
and the Appeal, Republican newspapers
published In Elkton. Each charged
members Of the other faction OF the
party With lnfdelity to itB interests.
The Whig charged leading RRpub-
licAn with having written . letter pub
lishsd in the Cfo'l News In 1881 which
lpJured the late Dr. Tuft, Republican
candidate for State seBAtoY, with mem
oerB Of the party who favored local op
ton. Or. Frazer, In the last issue OF
the News, denied that this Republican
wrote the letter IN question. Mr.. Tor
bert, IN the Whlg Of yesterday, in a
semi humorous article headed, "ro Mr.
James II Frazsr," attempted 10 prove
the lAtter's statements lrconaiasent, and
compared him with . III bird, eonolud-
ing with; 1.-THE tWitteTing little bird OF
tie News olios had bstter stick 70 its
perch, or In ona Of its silly flights Il
might get shot"
Mr.. forbeEt was walking past the hall
When DIR. FraEsr, who was standing 80
front Of the building, approached bin,
complaining Of the nature OF the article
After some conversation FrSzer struck
81 TOrberl. The latter then planted two
blows on Frtssr's face, one on the nose
causing the blood 10 illW. They clinoh-
ed and FtsE'r went down heavily; Tor
oerl alHo fell. They both claim 20 have
stumbled over some lumber. Frazer
got up tiFst and on top Of ToEbett, whom
he struck lightly oucs or tWics before
hystAudeEs separated them. Mr.. Tor
bert did not reoeive any Injury In the
irhoAs except bruised DIST. The affair
created considerable excitement, and
tAs been the Ia K OF the town since.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
a uaelle seelsLy 0rrnnllsa.

A bran b of the Phil0 Celtic Soc iety
was Oh auized in The Liebermau building
FINN and Market streets last night BY 4
delegation from similar organization IN
Ph lsielphia. There are from 25 10 90
members IN the new Organiza ion. Ad.
dresses were made by the president OF the
Philadelphia society and Path k McFad
den. The object OF the association Is the
pr seryatlon and extension OF the Gaelic
language as written aud spoken Ian
Eu'ge A meeting Of all the members
Of the new organization will be hGd a
the came place mex Friday evening a
which election Of officers viii take place
All interested are requested to attend.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
rhs Instllut. on snturdnn.

At the Teaohera' Institute OF New
castle on Saturday, after the devotional
exercises, DR.. X o. Lyle, Of MilleTB
VILE, Pa, having dropped the topic OF
SCHOOL Management" spoke about an
hour upon Grammar, and how to
teach Il" Many questions were asked
by teachers, which we're readily an
sWered by Dr. Lyle. bis speech vas
very instructive ard was much Appro-
3latsd by the Institute.
"Illua1rAiiv0 Teaching" WsB the topic
Of fTst class ID ATess by Professor A.
?. Berlin, Of the High School, this city g..
Qaite . uumbsr OF impromptu speeches
followed By Prof L. B. Jobes, Edward
Challenger, MRS. l.. B Pratt, DR. LJte,
Cove 8 Harrington, Elmer N. Powell,
E.O Mote aud otheEH. The spesehes took
the character Of IN experiences meeting,
each telling how they were benefit tied
by the Institute. Professor Jones ex
tended an invitation fer the rsxt Iustl
70 10 be he'd In Wilmington.
Resolutions were passed In TeooRnl-
ton Of the death OF Miss Kate Mcaoy.
etn, aud thanking the oitizsns OF New
oAstls for their Hospitality aud kind
nesa.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
WE. snAHr . 90.

Of reduced dress fabrics for
Is cents per yard about six
teen pieces of plaids In q fine
assortment OF colors and
combinations. These goods
are real value for S7a cents
At the as cent price they
are unsurpassed.
We are selling rapidly the
best red shirts and drawers
for men at Is cents that we
ever had. Every man that
can wear red ought to see
them, or his vile ought to
see them for him.
We have a lot OF mems
one halt hose In sizes only
V 10I and II. full regular
made, the best standard
British" They sell every
where for 37I cents per pair.
They are dumped in a box
on the counter at II cents
per pair. Some stripes,
some solid colors, and il the
size fits you the price surely
will.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streeta.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
nsEore the sianle pal po,r,.

James Dillon was found by officer
Burroughs in drunken condition lying
upon the railroad track with the rail fol
pillow, and brought him ia, thereb
ayertinR railroad accident and cor
ouer's inques'. Upon promising to leave
town Judge Ball dischargel hlm.
james Walter was taken from the plat
form OF passenger car In drunken con.
dition and locked uD. He said he was an
old soldier and belonged TO General
Hartranit's 5lst Pennsylvania Regiment,
and was on his way to enter the soldiers
home at Hampton, Va. Upon the
promise TO march on be was dlschargl.
John Nacey was fined s. and c ste fol
disorderly conduct AID using abusiv,
language TO Patrick Dugan, over Third
street bridge
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
Elaaa


J, Leonard johnson ttaFhd on . visit
10 New York and Busalo this after
nooa.
Ohisf Of Police BWigRett gave ordsrI
yesterday that boys should MOI CRY
Sunday papers On the street.
The Sunday school teachers OF 81
NAry'a Church will give q supper and
concert on Thanksgiving evening.
The General Thomas A. Bmyth Post,
@. A. r will give supper on Thanks
giving evening fog the bonohe Of the
poet.
An old folks concert will be held ct
the Second Baptist Church 10 morrow
evening by the Kings daughters. Tick
cts 20 cents.
Messrs Cooney & Murine have added
10 their orchestra . eornet, which makes
a great Improvement 10 the music, ard
also enliyens the dancers.
Harry Bacher, No. 3l1 Market street,
has placed 8 large and handsome frame
Of bis photographic art In Prof. A. 8.
WebsteI's dancing academy fourth h3oT
Of the Masonic Temple.
Jacob weldin, residing In Brandy
wine Hundred, owns . mule which ran
> nail into one OF It's feet some ten days
ago. He called In the services OF DR..
James Murphy, Who INN sdlately sp.
piled restoration, and the animal was
able to get around axalu on last rhuFa-
DAY, although II was threatened with
The lookjAW when the doctor hrst began
bis attendance. ItiS considered good
job BY horsemen.
HArdls and Won Lear closed their
three nlRhts' engagement ~ The Opera
House on Saturday night. They played
70 . good businefs and were well Ballsh-
cd with their Whit 20 our city. The gen.
tlemAn who took the character OF the
"viilain" In the play left the show
after the performance on Saturday
evening to accept . good, lucrative pc
sltion IN . company now PLAYING 10
BBltimoTe. Tue position vas offered 70
J, DagAn, 9 Wilmin gtt MAN.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

and all Of them fully S. 10 W
er than we ever had them
before Look around among
Seal Cloth Coats
We have a beautiful line
Of China Silks In two ton les
and the most delicate q nd
artistic standings, with a tul
line of neat silk tringes to
match them-5o cents to
SI2s.
Three colors 10 "Walle
tein" English Tapestry for
curtains and furnl ure cover
ing3. Olo blue in two shad DIES,
old gold in two shades, and
two shades Of terra Gotta and
blue-Iepular price, So per
yard. We shall close this
10! for s. so per yard.
Satin Tapestry Petit Pc int,
in Copper, Gen d'Arme, Ole
Blue and Red, sha ling il
the fame colors ON tn,
ground WORK, making on;
of the most effective iurni.
ture coverings yet brough
out and fine or fancy work
80 SO and 81,
! We rave opened a goot
line Brussels Lace Cur cain
from the newest importation
and showing the most ele.
giant styles produced. 81,
to $50.
We have q splendid assert
ment OF Cream aud Co oret
Madras Tor and ! cur tain
from 10 cents to $f25 pc
yard. We have the fringe
to match and cut braas Q
nickel rods with bracket an,
! tipgs to fit any size win dow
We have added to on lin
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
A supsrinteadent Remorsd

WAsHISGToSi Nov. 25-D W.
Viokery, superintendent Of the thir0
division Of the Railway Mail Service,
with headquarters In this city, has ten
dsTed his reslRnAtiOn 81 the request Of
the postal authorities, and will be sue
cesdsd on next Monday by Eugene Cav
Iington, the superintendent Of mails 3
Baltimore. General supellnt ndeui
Bancroft says tat there were /
charges IN his offices ARalnsI Nj
Viekery, who has held the supsrlu-
tendency since 1880, 81 which time b.
was Promoiei TO the position from the
ranks. With the exception Of the 81.
perintendents a. San FEAnolsoo AM
ChioS2o, none Of the nine Old ,upsTiu
tsntents srs now In service. Mr.
Vtckery has been in the mall service
twenty. one years
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Watch in ulstor, q perfect pr tector
aEsinst maRns isU, reduced 10 81 OG
each. NJ Is East Fourth s;rCet
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
NIB. SHARP ( CO.
Fourth and Market strOsta

There's good stores ir
Wilmington, good stocks and
large ones--all kinds. &c
up and down our streets
take the time to look In the
stores, see the goods, see the
crush Of buyers, see the
movement and activity Of 4
busy retail business and
you'll get a good idea Of the
varied retail interests of our
city.
There's no place you can
buy goods cheaper, quality
for quality, than in oul
stores. II you had been In
terested enough to note thu,
heavier business done you
could easily prove 1t.
With good stores, good
service, good stocks right OF
your doors, what more.
Take our own Casa
few years ago twelve to fif
teen hands could do our
work-now to serve our Gus.
toners properly between
fifty and sixty are necessary
A few years ago three medl-
UNI sized salesrooms would
do now six large salesrooms
and a store room hardly sui
fee.
Our Ladies and Children'p
Coat Department is much j b
excess OF last seasons bus :
ness. There's a thousand
garments for a choice, from }
Child's Coat at 81 30 up tD
a seal Cloth garm Mt at $50
We have Just received .
lot of extra nice and stylsh
little coats in 6, 8. 10, ~
years, in price from s. as to
81 80 -Gretchcns - belted,
capped and girdled. Also,
some very fine quality clot h
in dark garnet, gobelin and
two-tone brown stripes. Tn {
most elegant and stylish ga
ments for Misses we have
yet had.
Our Seal Cloth Garments
are standard In every way :
the highest grade push. be St
Innings apd trimmings ar ID
cut Just right. A lady
Brought US one to look al
which she got from us three
years ago, and, as she sale
: mad in snow and rain too.'
lis a s,arding advertise
meut of the value Of a good
article and does her credit
and US too.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

You can buy q Nobby
Overcoat for $500, $40
and $I2 up.
We also have a great
variety Of storm Over
coats from So up. The
star Of this line Is the
$40 storm coat which
we are receiving daily
and selling them just as
fast.
Give US a call; il will
cost you nothing to exc
anime them and see our
prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
We are Making Fair
Dealing Tel |.

Business keeps coming in
without hating, Tn 1t shows
where the dollars OF kcen-witted
buyers go farthest II getting
good clothing. Saturdays sha' p
weather did its part in
putting people in mind, and we
did our part in furnishing them
out Of our magnificent and unusal
stock Of ready. made and trust
worthy clothing at low prices.
That makes it plain that the
steadiaStness Of our business
comes from the policy Of our
customers every day. And let
US remind you that it is the
steady drift Of trade 10 US from
which you are to take your clue
to where the prices are lowest.
We never had a hands mer stock
Of Boys and ChIldren's Over
coats than we have nc wv.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

PHILADELPHIA, Nov 23.-Visitars 81
The Geological Garden On Saturday last
who we're Ia the carniyUra house at feed
ing time witnessed thrilling scene 10 the
cage 10 which the two African Lyeoas are
confined One oftLe animals had crunch
ed one Of his molar teeth through bone
and was in da ger Of choking 10 deatl,as
the meat attached TO tie bone was closing
up his throat. Headkeeper Byrue and
Assistant Keeper Shannon, WHO were on
the spot, at once jumped into the cage
and, notwithstanding the danger Of being
torn TO pieces BY the two ferce beasts, dis
lo1gel the bone and saved the animals
life Both men escaped without scratch
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
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lPOldent |
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hibgsnch|
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

Superior Court convened q ~ 90.
this morning, With ibs Uhlsi gu
and JudQe Houston 90 The bench
nA mes OF the RsDers jufyTs Wen y,
attn which SD iif A.AIlsn taiuSi
bond, with George ". Bush, nc
Robinson and FrSncis n bleA ~
tieg, Coroner Gamble Aso enle.ea
hond, with Gtorle 7 BNth'h
WillIsm Lee Is his suEet g. ,..uI
Nathaniel W Davis VAS 90 N.Y., WA
of Hon. Charles B. Lore, adml'Nu
prAotlaa law 10 tbs court, OIL Ipl ~ I'M
On motion OF eonstoI Gay, W. ~ \
smSlley, who hes 6esn ''aasI' ~
Grave { fioa, WAS AlsO admiIsI' I'D
The trisl lat was then cAllta ~ :.
the 2l9 oAses on the doeke,, ~ V
marked tor trial, ll6 oon'llS5'T,iI
passed, % reported seI,lsu AHl
ferred 10 referees for ttiAl .oDlr,
Judge Houston read = !enG.ay V I.'s
austaipipg the demurrer 10 10y n Ot s't
John NJ. Houston vs. william y
wick. = I, ,bs o,Is
Anti sny ReyboId VS. George IN 1,
and II IVES taken up for lIlsi, WY; y, +
Bid and Il @ B adiord' h'q' az,
nIAintiff. aud the Hon George VIZ ,iSD
the defendant This was 81 a Us",i
rsoovsr for the use Of . s, sa|TF
ii67 thai wss leased to samas ~, \, a a
Tor, Samuel Harlan, Je''' i T i
yseorgs A Parker, the lsItsf A'''' "
ylVlDg. .. a S5O, q
mGoa as he case "a sIA'e ~ a .nou
confessed Judgment ior s " npps,t,f
Ard q ysrdios was repd rso " NJ WI
g,IhonI the Jury ltAViIR lns "A anil
the jurors were then dlsonaiA S,nrl
O'Clock this afternoon, ana TslI
iournsd until the same time. ,It,i
posss Of ons OF the cases .'DiS1 q
srIal, and OF the fifteen Een ,,nsa b
srAl Of them will be deIetn'"pG' ~ rs
a uisitions without deistss s;,,, ~ vii ii,
tore, seems shat the US l'''
fioiShed at IN early day'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
Wilmington college Of music

Ths Wilmington College of Music
opens TO day Last week was devoted
to receiving pupils and arranging classes,
and up 70 Saturday night 81 names had
been enrolled Of persons desiring instruc-
ton. On account Of It being Impossible
for Mr.. Rhoads to spare Wednesday even.
lug the Primary Singing Glass will meet
on Tuesday night, aud continue on Tues
day nights until further notice. ThIs
clA's will open to- morrow night and any.
one desiring to join can do so at thai
tine The advanced singing class viii
commence On next Friday night.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
Forty Skin I5IrtEoAy.

Andrew Wilhelm celebrated bis 49,
b'EthdGy to day. He was born Novem
Der %, ls43, and married November d.
1867. He has been married twenty one
years also to day. He was presented
with . handsome bouquet By some OF
ais numerous friends, and smiled with
numerous persons who called 10 10 see
him this morning. May he live forty.
sig yeRrA longer 10 the wish OF biz
friendB,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
AKIour,sh,naO rasr.

wilmington Lodge, Order Of TontI, was
organised In our city little over q wear
SO, Win only IL member, a'd hey now
number seventy 1t 10 beneficial, paving
% members, ct the end Of seVan YEAR,
VI 900, and sick benefits on thd taking
cut OF . certificate, SIS per week for
twenty weeks. Two other lodaes have
also been organized and the me,nbership
Of the same IL steadily increasin Per
sons who wish to make lprovisioh against
sickness, accident or death will do well Ii
Join them.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

PHiLnElrHJA Nov %. The trustees
ot the "Nulams Free School for Ne
ehanical Trades" met Tor the first time
yesterday. They are hessrs. Lemuel
Coffin, John Baird, John Wauamag er,
Edward LJugstre.h, William Q Ludwig,
James G Brooks and Henry u. owns.
end. Mr.. Williamson intends TO put in
the hsuds Of these trustees between
y, 500, 900 and t3,O0O.0OJ, and leave TO
hem the organization Of the school.
which will PROBABLY be further enriched
from bis large fortune at his deAtf The
meeting yesterday WAS simply for o CANT
zation, and il will probably be some lime
before the trustees decide the charAc er
Of the school they Will organ re, its loca .
t.on and size.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

WHEELING W. Va, Nov. % When
the supreme Court OF Appeals meets TO
morrow - OhArleston, j. W. 81. @ air
Nlll move for writ snjOlnipR the Gov
efnor from Issuing Ger ifcstes OF else
Ron TO @. W. Atkinson, First district,
! d mcGlnnis, Third district, and O.
b. sui1b, Fourth district, Republican
ConRreismen elect. A test case will b,
made OF Smith. The grounds Ut tbs ~
plleat.on have not been made known,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26
DInn.

oRAHAM--In this city, on the 9Th inst,
2 Joah d. ofAhAm' in the ssth Year Of hi
Relatives and frisnds,also Ola lon edge,
20: n. o. r. mtnquA Tribe, Nv. & l. U,
X, N. ana Washinkton >. Y. = COMPANY
aye respectfully invited 10 attsnd ths
funeral from q Ia . FesidenoA, NO. sol
Shipiey street. on wednesday AFTERNOON 81
o'elooH. Services ~ N house. In ormenl
A. AtvotvtsW Genet r
JOkDAN'-Nn MY 18Th, Jss. J. Jordan
son Of o. AfsArst jordan and JAB. Ioi dan
Cststsed, in his 70 h year.
HsiNfiV-- y-s... s.ssnas arc respectfully 10.
vltod to attend MIS- funeral ffolh tho rest
dsnee I his mother, no. 900 West sixth
sweet, on wednesday morning the 7sth
10, 81 . CLOCK. intorment at EST Ga
IN ,drAl Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1888-11-26

kISDLAY, o., Nov, IA pscuas
oaie OF insanity was developed here
yesterday In kn examination before
Probate Judge Myers. Frank Russell
Eesl'to do farmer, became hope essl
insane and was sent TO tue asylum a.
Toledo. OIL and gas men have pursue
: N day and night to obtain q leas
upon bis farm until he became so wo,.
Ilsd ttai bis mental faculties could L
loI ger stand the strain.