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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
VIOLATING THE DOW LAW.
Six Saloon Keepers Fined $3.50 for Sellir
Whisky Under a Beer License.

Six Saloon Keepers Fined $3.50 for Selling
Whisky Under a Beer License.
The cases of Muegge VS. Doll, Bissler
VS. Doll, Geib VS. Doll, Lamielle VS. Doll,
Fisher VS. Doll and Legg VS. Doll were
tried before Judge Pease yesterday in
court room No. 1. These gentlemen
violated the provisions of the Dow law
by selling whisky under a beer license.
About six months ago the rounds were
made through the county and it was
discovered that thirty-siX saloon keep
ers were selling liquor under a beer
license. Many Of them plead guilty
and were fined by the Auditor the pen
atty laid down in the statute, but the
above named stood trial and were on
victed by the Auditor. They Appealed
to the common pleas court and their
cases were disposed of yesterday. The
Judge affirmed the decision of the Aud
itor, and the fine imposed by the stat
ute is $3.50.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
TERsE TOWN TOPICS.
Cream of Current Chat Corralled in Jam
ton and Vicinity.

ton and Vicinity.
Louis Schaefer, Esq, has been invited
to join the Harrison club OF I640. He
has notified them that while he woGld
not join the club he would make them
a Wing speech of 1910.
The Stark County Infirmary has not,
within the recollection of the Oldest in
habitant, presented so perfect and
handsome an appearance as 1t does
now. The management is certainly en-
titled to great credit for their efforts
and results following.
The Watch Dial of Cincinnati gives
a graphic description of the ONO river
steamer owned by John b. Dueber, of
the Dueber Watch Factory Of Canton,
that Is used to give excursions to jew
elers and other friends. We wish the
Nimlshlilen was a little larger that this
boat might float around III this neigh
borhOod.
Harper's Weekly for July 18th has Il
good one on Mckinley. it presents a
cartoon representing the Republican
platform, with a grave and severe faced
man, supposed to represent Mckinley,
with a $40, war taxed SUIT of common
cloth, tariff 50 per cent. In the other
hand he holds a jug Of untaxed wills
key, 20 cents a gallon. Underneath Tie
cartoon it says: MCKINLEY presents a
counter attraction to his all wool suit
of clOthiupi"
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Death a. a Magic 1aptern Show.

RALEIGH, N. c., July 9.-[Special.E
Word comes from CASTOR, in CASTOR
County, that two toughs, brothers
named Thornburg, forced their way
into a magic lantern show there and
were elected, when they fired into the
room killing VIM. Adderhold and fatal
ly Woundlng another, and then made
their escape.
LATER.-Word comes in by courier
that one of the ThornDurg brothers was
caught and lynched last night.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Advice to Workingmen,

Catholic Universe: Let the intelli-
gent wage worker in the protected in
.ustries compute the bounty which
protection affords his employers bust
ness, and then examine how much of
that bounty, subsidy, or tax upon the
goes to the employee. The wage
worker would soon pronounce it pro-
lection to American capital, not to
American labor.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Release of o pynamiter.

UTICA, n. Y, July 9.-LSpecial.E
Thomas Moorely, the dynamiter, who
threw Greek fire OH the steamship
Queen in New York harbor last Au-
gust, was today discharged from the
State Asylum. superintendent says he
is sane. MOorely says he will have moth
ing more TO do with dyndmiters.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
BuckIan,s Arnion SALIVA.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fe-
yer Sores, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Eruptions, and pos
itively cures Piles OF no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, OF money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Durbin,
Wright y Co.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Prospects, Of a Speedy Return.

Carroll Chronicle: The Daily Dem
ocrat has come out in new form and
new dress, is printed on a new press,
and heading changed to News-D Demo-
crat. The new management have am
pie capital and are spending it with
prospects of a speedy return.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

fornia, called on Levi P. Morton this
morning at his eleAptRountry seat,
overlooking the Huds river, and
notified him of his nomination. Both
Estee's and Morton's speeches were
very brief. Afterwards the party were
wined and dined at the Morton castle.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Then and Now.

The Canton DEMOCRAT republishes
an old cut used in 1910. A log cabin is
represented set upon a figure 4 and
hard cider is the bait. Note the con-
trast. This year a brown stone front is
set and protection, so called, is used to
lure the people. 1t will not work.
[Ohio Democrat, New Philadelphia.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
what Harrison win Need.

Cleveland Press: General Harrison
has family prayers every morning. Be
fore the campaign is over he will also
feel the urgent necessity of having a
padded swearing-room, to which he
can retire at the close of the day and
relieve his feelings.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
A Reosivsr Wants Possession.

G. o. Freer, of Alliance, has COM
menced suit in the court of common
pleas against A. w. Coates & Co. He
was recently appointed receiver for A.
w. Coates & Co. and now. claims that
he is entitled to immediate possession
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

The assessors in the different town
ships, wards and precincts in the county
have just made their return to the
County Auditor. 1t will be seer from
the figures that there is between nine
and ten millions of taxable personal
property in the county. We give below
the whole number Of horses, cattle, &c.
in the county with the value of each
attached:
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

Navarro Independent: The Canton
Daily DEMOCRAT has changed its
and also its form. 1t is now an
8 column folio, and is called THE
NEWS DEMOCRAT. 1t has also put on
a dress of new type and is as neat and
as q picture.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

Mary E. Snyder was appointed ad
mi~nistratrix Of Murray Snyder, late of
Marlboro township.
A marriage license has been issued
to b. +. Dyke and Almina E. Workel,
of Paris township.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

NEW YORK, July Especial. The
White Star line steamer Celtic is now
in quarantine, with W. D.. Harper, of
Harper Bros, Publishers, OH board sick
with smallpox. said to be other cases
on board.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
It is the Best in the County.

Louisville Herald: 1t is the News
Democrat now, and has gone back to
the old tlat-page form, which is not to
our taste, though there are many ad-
vantages in it. AT the same time it is
the best newspaper in the county.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

of a house and lot which is being
wrongfully withheld from him. The
case comes in by appeal from Justice
Coxen's court in Alliance. Suit was
originally brought there but the defend
ant put in no appearance.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12
Levi ?. Morton Accents.

RH1NEBEcK, NY, July Especial.
The Republican notification commit
tee, headed by Chairman Estee Of Cali
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

THAT HACKING COUGH can be 30
quickly cured by Shiloh's Cure For
sale at Weber Bros.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

GROUP, WHooPING CoUeH and
Bronchitis Immediately relieved by
Shiloh's Cure. Sold by Weber Bros.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-07-12

The total valuation of all personable
property as returned by the assessor is
80 6S4 3l9.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

Eight new cases Of yellow fever and
four deaths were reported yesterday in
Jacksonville. Total cases 10 date, 1921
deaths, 400. Two new cases and one
death were reported In Hacelenny yes
terday. Ten new cases and one death
have been reported IN Gainesville since
Saturday night. Five new cases OF vel.
low fever were reported yesterday in
Gainesville.
William Durant, Q stockmAn at Tus.
hommA, Indian Territory, was called
nom his house on Friday night last and
shot dead by a party Of men. Durant's
friends then armed themselves and shot
and killed Sllas Jefferis and Abraham
Davis, nelghbors, with whom Durant had
quarrelled, and who were suspected
Of having led the party that murdered
him.
Thomas F, Dunno, 90 years old, died
in New York on Sunday night from the
results OF a beating he received from an
unknown man IN dispute about the
purchate OF flowers The unknown man
knocked Dame down and kicked him
in brutal manner about the head and
body
As Patrick Moore, John o Williams
aud John Hughes miners, were descend
ing the Warrior Run slope, at Wilkes,
barre, Pa, yesterday afternoon, a rope
broke, aud trip Of cars ran down upon
them. Moore vas killed and the other
two severely injured.
LurVecki and NJ ElleYlck, Hungar-
lans, were arrested 10 WllkesbArre, Pa,
last night, charged with the murder OF
Hungarian named Berte Kasock, near
Hazleton, on Sunday night, The Victim
was murdered for three dollars that he
had in his possession
A Cuban, named Isidore CejAs, com.
mitted suicide ia h cell, ia the prison,
At Nassau, Providence, on Sunday, by
hanging himself with a strip OF canvas.
He was arrested on charge of murder
He claimed that his offence was a polltl-
cal one.
Joseph Schmidt, 90 years old, com
mitted suicide in Bethlehem, Pa, on
sunday night, by taking Paris green. He
had been out of work for some time.
Two inches Of snow fell at Danvllle,
Virginia, on Sunday night, followed by
sleet and drenchlng rain. Two inches
oil snow also fell at Cumberland. In West
ern Maryland.
The canvassers Of Rockland county,
New York, yesterday decided that the
election fer sheriff resulted in a tie. A
new election will be held on Deem
Der 18th.
Fret Mate G. @ Tbbetts and a Swed.
ish sailor Of the schooner W. Jewett Of
Portland, Maine, were drowned at Cam
bridge, Maryland, yesterday morning by
the sinking Of a small boat,
Justice Matthews continues TO improve
slowly, and It is thought he may be able
TO resume his place on the Supreme
Bench before the Court adlourns In May
next,
The Issue Of standard dollars from the
Mlnts during the week ended November
II, was $3.50 G65.
Snow fell IN Northern Illinois, In |
diana and Eastern Iowa on Sunday night. |
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

John j. White, No. 800 Madison
street, was arrested and brought before
Magistrate Frank 70. Smith this fore.
nom on . warrant sworn out BY Sp .oial
Officer Stout Of the Society for the Pre-.
ventton Of Cruelty to Aninals, obara.
Ing him with cruelty u horse tn
evidence EhoWed ihst White 10, his
horse run a. large and did not feed him
N contequencs Of which the horse bs.
o'me poor snd annoyed some OF the
neIRhb0rs by eating sl0Ds.
Tho horse was twice sErratad and Iul
10 the pound but White DO h tlmes tooh
him ont. Agent Stout potiied him two
or three times tina II he eid not keep his
rse IN and tsks batter u re of him be
would b. prosecuted, bat he paid no At
ienHon 10 the notice. At last there vas
nothing left for Agent Stout TO do than
70 b,inR him before Just!es, which / q
did this morning, and after hearing ,be
evldercs in the case BIO was faed go
and cottS.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
CLOSING SALE
OF
III Market Street,

We are still offering bar.
gains, and it will pay you tc
give US a call this week.
Have you seen our Black
Silks? If not this will be
your last chance to get o
bargain, as only a little left. !
Still a little OF those Cali
Goes at 4 cents. We have a
nice line Of Shawls which we
are offering at a bargain. Our
bargains In Underwear were
never beaten; we still have
some sizes; come before 1t Is
to late. We offer you Can
ton Flannel Shirts at 2scts ,
and Drawers at 80 cts, that
you have to pay so cts, other
places. blue fIannel Shirts at
IS cts. worth 81 as.
We have a nice line of
Silk Handkerchief and
Muffiers, which we are offer.
Ing at just half the original
price. Remember you will
be looking for this article
next month for Christmas
presents.
A few Percale Shirts left
which we will close out at
90 cts; Linen Collars 8 cts;
Ladies' Silk Mittsns at Just
half price; Misses Corsets at
70 cts. and 40 cts, original
price 80 cts. and rs cts. Big
bargains in Buttons.
Our Carpet Department
still includes Cotton, Ingrains
and Venetlans which we are
closing out at low prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20


MkoARdAL-At urevnbGnk. BAL, on the
Ism Inst, Jonathan Masarssl, In the SSd
itslstiVsu and friends are respectfully in.
yltod TO attend his funeral from the resi-
donos OF his iAthsTl Ephraim MAKATgal,
ureenbAnh, Dol on Wednesday, 2ist inat,
~ IL o'clock m. SERVES ~ the house. In.
tsrment o. Lower BrAndyWiAe OSmstsfy. .
SPEEUE-Dn the 10Th inst, ElmirA wife Of
Robert spence, Agod 90 years
helAtiVes aud friends are respectfully In.
ylted 70 attend haf funeral from the resi-
donoe OF her husband, 1000 hast Eighth
street, on wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
lnteTment ct Ola SWedss' OrmStsTy.
OLAhK-Un the 10th instant, Edward p,
Otark, a. % 53yoAra.
helRlVes and irienl are invited TO attend
tne funeral RcERlcss NJ No. sos West Fourth
suost,'on IuesdAy evening, ~ 3 o'oloog
tiAnh
bkMNHAN--ln this city, on the IS h inst,
hlien, daughter Of Edward N. and MARY
brennan, aged yoAr1 and months.
RELATIVES and friends are respectfully I'm
slteu 70 attend tho funorsl from the reli
aenoe OF her parents, No 500 Adams street,
neuneadAyi 2lBt Inst, a. 10 o'elOak. Inter-
ment 81 New Cathedral OsmotsTy.
hARPEB.- In stanton, del on the 18th
insLI MAfy ., daughter Of John and the
letq Lucy Harper, aged 10 yskra
holatlyes and friends OF the fnmily are
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
rom heR parents residence, In stanton,
Del, 90 Thurtday afternoon ct 2 o'clock
services a. the house. InteFment at st,
james osmetsry, Stanton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

The farm al uated alb ,ut a half mile
be oW Newark, and owned by John z
Lewis has been purchased by Frank
Courtney of Wilmington for about
$4,000. This farm was bought BY Mr..
Lewis, tho proprietor Of the Deer PARK
Hotel, several years ago for S., 600 from
the Waller estate, since which time he
has greatly improved the place and
Trough It to very high state of cultlva
lloh H. Is the same farm which the tru a.
tees OF Delaware College recently routed
70 use IN connection with the AgrIcul-
tural Experiment Station, aud 1t is
thought that Ito SAT win prevent lis use
iof Iho purpose Of experiments How
ever, ire college 10 oVerwhalm With
oners Of farms in this vicinity aud no
trouble Is felt on this score.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

CARBoNDALE, Nov. 10 Mayville, town
few miles below here, was the scene Of
what came near being serious riot. A
number OF people were left behind by the
trains after the corner stone laying Of
yesterday afternoon. They went To the
boarding house OF John Sewnick and
ordered him 10 'set up the beer" He
refused fayl9g he had no llquor In the
house. This made the crowd angry aud
they proceeded to stone tho house. The
door was barrlcaled, but they soon broke
II down and hand TO hand encounter
began. II was going hard with the PEG.
PIE I'm the house when a number OF the
village people came up and drove the
others away.
One OF the boarders was fatally in.
Jured aud several were badly bruised and
cut warrants were Issued this morning
by Alderman Thomson Of this city,
and officers are now hunting after the
rioters.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

w ANTED - MAN AND WIFE
w wlshes situation in fanils; can give
lhe eegt OF reference. Have lived with W.
Heott Vernon for the past nfteen months.
Apply at this ONCE. n2O-tf
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
TNIRD EDITION,


At a special meeting OF Troop B, D N.
G., last evening, TO take action on the
death Of J. Williams Blrnle, who died on
Sunday morning last, the following reso-
buttons, signed by VIII lam Montgomery,
Q. NJ, Stevenson and II E. Mullen, were
adopted;
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty
God In His Infinite wisdom TO take hy
death from amongst US, ]. Williams
Blruis, and
Whereas, The friendly relations held
by the deceased with the comrades of
our troop renders It fitting that We should
place upon record this tribute to his
charity as a comrade aud as a faithful
and good citizen Therefore, be 1t
"ResOlYad, That IN tho death of j
Williams B rnie, Troop B, First Cavalry,
N. G. D feels that It has lost a faithful
friend and 4 conscientious and jealous
supporter, and one whose life gave
promise Of great goo to our troop and 10
the COmmu ity at large
Resolved, That We tender TO the be-.
reayed family our heartfelt sympathy,
and that we att nd his funeral w a body.
Resolved, That these resolutions be
published 10 the city papers and spread
on the minutes of the troop and that our
colors be drapel In mourning for ire
period Of thirty days"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

The regular monthly meeting v Nh
Delaware Historical soo'eiy vi a.. M n
last evening OF Its rooms q H .,'S
street. d.. L. p, Bush presl1soi III
George W. Bush, Jr., in the secret .,..i.1
ohAIr. Those present -ere C pSn,-
Fsbiaer, w. T Porter, H X, p,u1p
hurst, Lswis O. VAndegLltl, W n. D. ",
johnson, Col. W. A. LaMot.ei NJ N, d
b. Qulnby, WAton r. Sp9TiLN' " y"
Elton Buck and james b. Dty VIA ID
Tho society, having hsd pfIsNSw Mi.
pamphlet form Rsv. 0hAilo9 E F.nl.
isry's lecture. entitled "Aho sns hi
lies OF Bohemia Manor" orae. s,oi %
400 copies Of the same be piessu'I61 M
him In recognition OF his ssIyl'o ...sS,ysi,
a number OF old relics were i'' ,llytt.
amonRst them being An 9lu am b
plated spoon, found on ne iA G,y
Thomas P. Lyman In W9l,o p 3.
Greek Hundred, and presented y =, IA
Cotton. II had the appearance NJ, y, ia.
aQe, and the members for some ~ ", ii.
d1iRed In speculation aa 10 !"
liQuity,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

Local PFoaohsrs ana Mxhortsrs moss
Tho annual meeting Of the local
preacherg and exhoRtoFs OF the VIII.
mington n, =, Conference was held =,
wyoming, Delaware, commencing on
friday evening last II was Attanded
~ Rev. DR.. ]. II. sImms, Of this CITY.
On Friday evening Rev. DR.. elmmI
pEeaohed the opening sermon. On Sat.
urday morning the devotional services
Were let By Rev, Thomas MallAlIeu,
The spiritual sianiaoAnoe OF the stone
ems out q the mOuataln was the sub.
Jeot Tor discussion q the forenoon, and
neally al the members participated 10
the dlsoussion. FolloWing this the re-
Gems plan Of leDRtheninR the term OF
the itinerary TO ave years was nsrt Az.
ouahed, the general sentiment bOlpQ
against the change.
In the afternoon and evening the
Time was occupied In discussing the
question whether third party Waa a
good remedy to seoure prohibition, The
general DRIFT Of the arguments was in
favor OF third PARTY, unl0ts either Of
the Old parties volunteered TO adopt the
prinoipleB OF the third party.
but Days services oomm euced at 8 80
O'Clock in the morning, Rev. Mr.. Ease
OF Ffederloa, leading in the devotional
exercises. At 0 o'clock the usual love
fshst was held, lod by Rev. DR.. slmms,
and NJ 1880 Rev. Daniel GIean Of New
port preached. A ChlldTsn's meeting
wa hsld 81 7. m, presided over by
hsv' Thomas hsllAiitu, who said that
he had been superintendent Of the same
Sunday school for 80 years. The meet
ing ives further addressed by RsyA DR.,
slmme, J. r Dill and Thomas Mum
berA The evening sermon WAS preached
by Rsv. Thomas Numbers. The asso.
citation will next meet Of Nillir gton,
Md.
VhEy's Phila. MesssnReE, sl2 Market,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
Setting FIso 20 = mans shlr,

NEW YORK Nov. 10 -rhona-
Glynn, b'EoEsmith, wns on trisl 10
cay before Jui7s Cowlng for setting
IRE tozJohn Oruloe's shirt and nearly
Durni q truce TO death.
Oruloe went on the witness Atand
although he WRs still weak from the
burns, and his body VA wrapped in
cotton batting. Ia the WArd's IslApd
Hospital bis life was saved By trans
l7frtrg TO the barns bits Of akin from,
IFishmen, Frenchm6D, Italians anJ
Englishnan in lhs hospital. Oruioe
was originally ~ IrIahmhn,
he testified that he ,n'sred John
hainsmith's shop, where G yum worked
and took red.ho. iron from the fargs
20 light his cigarette. Glyun 9TiaS
LOOK out, youth bu-- your mua-
tache." Then GlVDl. Iouchtd a red hot
Iron TO The .Eonplhinant's shirt from
San hia nsz3d up, ana llynn pinned bis
Arms 80 that he (OFuice) could not mil
on bis shirt. The cAs5 IL st!ll on,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

AT 1880 3. m, to-day Lesfis Haw
klps son OF Conductor Hsw kins, and
Niles sAllie Bslla Allen, daughter
slerin AlVAn Anlsn Of this county, were
msrritd IN BIT. Andrews p E Church
D he RaV. George A. Lagimsr, before
. large number Of relatives and friends
Q the contracting parties. Harry Haw
klns; WilliAm MeRear, Harry Dixon
and Horace Allen performed tie futi,s
o. ushers, while John Craig brought
ior'h the sweetest strslps NJ music from
the organ. The neVl-- sasnl c9nrIe
were heartily ooDRr 10 hosS
present. After r. ptiop At Z 4
donoe OF the bride t. parties Iaft nm a
Southern bridal ton W "
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
z . Hsnt-,IIve,wAre bad apept,olsu.


IHIc5AGo, Nov. 10 "A trivial lovers
S5uaFfel resulted IN the death Of Annie
sehott at her home last evening. A
,s e scene between Aunie and her
lover, Theodore Rudlcss, occurred Sat
Lay Annie brooded over this, and
ABOUT O'Clock last evening she went to
vi vi room and shot herself in the right
sue sI oil the h ad The report of The
;tn-sPoh aroused the girls mother and her
erotheF and sister On entering Apn,ejs
f e1aL 'lsy found her lying dead upon the
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

Hum 5oldt Castle, No 10, K. g. T.,
celebrated their hrst aaniyartary last
evening In the German Hall, on Sixth
street near Walnut. TIE following rro
gram was oredi,ably rendered: Over.
ture, "EnoouEBgament," Hayden Or.
ohestrsi selection, Delaware Sanger.
bundi cornet solo, vii lam d. DlHtin;
vocal solo, Daniel Maisr; tuba solo,
Henry Dlslini overture, "OrlAndo, -
Hayden Orchestra; selsgtloD, Delaware
ka1geEbund; duet, Instrumental, Henry
Distln and son; clarinet 900, Harvey
BiRgsi march, "V)luntesr," Hayden
Orchestra.
The hail was packed to suf1catiop,
aud representatives. from all the Other
EaRlish speaking castles we're present
Il was grand success 10 paint Of num-
b9rH ~ well IS financially. Dancing
was kept mp until 3 O'Clock this moro
Ing WHEN occasion wound up. T Q
Hayden Orchestra furnished the music
for The giddy evo.utions, which 10 very
fascinating for the young As well o.
th1ss OF N re mature years.
Visitors we're present from Phllade,-
phiA and New York, snd were loud in
thelr praiss Of the evenings enjoyment.
Nay she order have many more CT lust
luoh Publications year after year.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20

A meeting was held at the office OF
Joshua Conner, No. 237 Market street,
on Saturday evening, for the purpose OF
organizing riding club. wy. Warner
was elected as president; 7. ID. Brown,
secretary, and Joshua Conner, treasurer.
The club will be unifoTmrd d, and as there
are about thirty members, the appear.
ance will be quite striking. It was do.
cided 10 visit Hazel Dell Park on Thanks-
giving Day, and a turn round the track
VIII tend to better equestrianship as well
as to the promotion of health.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-20
PArdOned,

Governor BiRgs tsleRrAphed to George
W. Grey, OF this city, last evening that
9e had consented to pardon Edward
iibbons, recently convicted OF creating
diAturbAnee at BAreford's restaurant
- Tnlrd and Market streets, and sen
'enced TO pay fine OF $50 and costs,
aud serve three months pfisonmsnt
rhs pardon was received By the 8
9oiook mail this forenoon and Gibbons
las bson set a. liberty,