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Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Third EDITION.
MEsMEKI q ED.
rnePsopls wOndor How It is Done

rhePsople wondor How Il is Done.
Since we have opened up 81 a16 Mar.
ket street, our ss,cAlled Jealous com-
petitors seem 10 have been mesUerizsd.
Tbe question how we can sell goods 80
cheap has been answered several iimes
Those who never visited our salesroom
should talo walk through our i'm
mense establishment and look to their
rleht and left, and behold the largest
stock Of mems, boys and children's
ready. made clothing ever brought into
Delaware. As the sale will only last
for few days longer. we cfier still bet
ter Inducements to the public TO give
Mi an opportunity TO purchase thsir
aprlne aud summer clcyhing for mere
nothing. Do not delay any longer ~
this Is onr last and only chance. MeL'i
suits S2.96, $3 15, S3 65, 81 95 and up
wards; boy o suits o. 25i 81 b5, 81 e5 and
upwards; childrsn's suits q 30 and mp
wards; men's pants, 78c. and upwards
eto. Come early In the day and a7oit
the Immense rush at night. Open un
til IL o'clock to nigh. to accommodate
those who cannot get there earlier II
the day. Remember this is your las
and only chance to receive bargains n
the hands Of the great New York hr
insurance clothing sale, ais MArke
Atreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Tha Rira EInnti-

BOSTON. April 13-Shortly after 8
O'Clock this morning hrs broke out In
the buildipg, Nos 156 to 1b9 High
street and Nos ia to 1l8 Oliver eirest,
Fort Hill Fqusre. After the hrenen
had got to work on tho building terri
flo explosion occurred on tho second
aud third fioors. Charles 70. Phonix
wRs terribly burned about the head and
hands. and 1t is feared Was Internally
Injured John O'Brlen's head aud hante
were badly burned; Cornelius Horn and
John Phinney had their hands badly
burned.
All belong t. E1gine 20. Patrick
Kenpey and WilIiam Riley. OF engine
90, wero terribly burned about the
heAd and hands. Thev were all taken
to the hospital. The firs was princi
paliy confined TO the second, third and
fourth floors. The second floor was 90
oupied entirely by the United 6tatol
Army us qusrtermsster's, oomm issRry
and pAymaster's offices Bradley
Hastings q 90, mschimisis, on tn,
ground floor, esiimate their loas at $50,
000. Their Insurance. Ia S4S.o Tn,
Governments losses are not serious
and the records were all preserved. TIL,
building isdamAGed $500, fully ooveret
by insurance.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
AFcstive Ocoa sion,

Laat evening the following members
Of Washington Oonclave, 1. o. H., oi
IOentrevlile, DEL, visited Wilminato
O1noI ave, OF this city: Dr.. Joseph II.
Chandler, W. q. r. Ooiquhoun, DIR. Il,
HAivs sy Dsy, George W. Ely, George
K Wood " ard, Joseph p. Chandler, the
Rev. Thomas Il. Mcdowell, CHARLES W.
Dary, 4. Z EntElckep, Bernard BAlton,
Wirbeld 8. TAlley, Atwood Wilson,
Bnrry u. Carpenter, james IL, Car.
pent4r, William =. Hendr.ckson, VIII
liam T. Seal, William Carpenter and
George Walker.
After the oloBs OF the exercises iu the
ConuaVe room, the guests we're ten.
deraA u euppes at W. IL. Fsrrs'a les
taurtnt mbere were about sixty at the
table, including the members Of the or.
der andinvited guests. After full jGB.
tlce had been done TO the many good
things, Slpreme Archou Harry EN-
moHH, who ncted as toas'-master, m.
nouAosd the toasio, which were It.
spcHded to as follows:
"Ouv Questg-May We have them
with ua often" response by Deputy
Supreme Archon Charles Il. Smith.
Washington ConclAve-Msy II live
and prosper" response by DR.. Joseph
Cheudler of Osntreville,
"Dur Order-Est Perpstus," re.
spotded 10 by Past Supreme Archon
L y. James.
"Dur Homes-Protected by oui
ORDER" response by the Rev. Thomsi
r. Mcdowell.
"Co-uperatlve Insurance-A sign o
the times" by the Rev. r. b. Cook.
y The Medical Profeseion-The safe
Iguhrc Of our order" by DE-. b. HaEve!
Dsy,
''Our Sister OrgspizBtlops-May the!
indrGAse and multiply" by II. II. Ward
Esq.
''rhe Baby-Our comfort In sorrow
let us nos forget 1t In our festivity," b.
w. u. X. Oolquhoun.
"Agriculture-1ts benefits TO our or
der, " by George 4. Woodward.
tFrAternity-The cornerstone OF ou
orEauizAtion," by Professor ". a Rsy
nolde
| "rhe Uninitiated Man-May tn
scales fall from his ey es," by the Rev
~ w. T. Boolhe, ID. ID.
'lhe PresE-The power which move
1.-The WORLD" by George W. Roberts, o
The Morning News.
| The party broke up about IL 80 o.
lclock, aHd .ae visitors departed 70
their homes, much pleased with In
manner In which they had been enter
tLincd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
WAId MestIpgs.

A ward meeting Of the Democrats OF
the Twelfth ward was held last even
ing, at Fourth and Scott streets. The
attendance was large and the following
permanent officers were elected: Prest
dent, T. j. King; Secretary, Owen j
Hession; Treasurer, Patrick Long
Member Of City Executive Committee
william Il. Long; Inspector, Hugh
Conner; Committee on Candidates fol
CoHncil, John 7. Daley, Thomas Long
and Matthew J. Gallagher. The rezu,
lar meetings will be held hereafter
every Thursday evening.
At meeting OF the Eighth ward
Democrats, hold last evening ct Taylor
and Locust streets, the following per-
mAnent oficeIs were elected: President,
Hugh II. Sweeney, also member Of the
City Executive Committee; Treasurer,
Thomas BlsLkin; Secretary, James
Devlin; Inspector, James Ryan, and
Assistant, John Hogan.
The Eleventh ward was also organ
ized by electlnS John White, President
Barney Nugent, Inspector; Edward J
Newell aud Paul Ward, Committee on
Regiatration.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Another bloody sunday Promised.

DUBLIN, April 13.-The Paruellite
mem Ders Of Parliament have caused u
bs distributed throughout County Glare
b paoArds urging the men Of Glare TO as.
bert their rights and assemble in thou
sands Mt the twenty meetings to be held
on Sunday next.
The Gazette says that the PrivJ
Council has decioe ed 10 proclaim Loutt
under the crimes act az . prelude Il
the suppression oiths National League
Several persons were ArratRned o.
Ennis o-dny on the charge of having
lnken part In an illegal meeting and o
atouinE the police on Sunday last. Mr.
Tlu.otRy Harrington, ID. p, who np
peared for the defendants, protested
against the display of military force il
tbs court while the pubic was cx
cluded,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
ARTISTIC r lAEs
at O'Clock p. n,

OF head ofSor,he.n OElo N,a
81 EtlkstiS. 10y
Th're IRE RnCd oriverf, worker, sRd1leIs,
et1,, Pmobx the itt, all Ct wEich lave been
carefully salected,
pair Of irun Prsy mults will weigh shout
2t01 p uada. hey are qClst hnh all ri2ht
anu wui 30 bargain to tnd lut6aaser.
2apd 4 uaonths nrediI.
EOBkhTS T. bhFNUn.
T. W. Stidhnua Il ',an. Aners. u31-dAw.u
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
'FOURT EDITION
Dola.


l. ID. PAilips offers for sale . derrick
OF 4 tors capacity.
The De lnocratio City Association will
hold o reAular MEETING In Institute Hall
this evening.
A meeting OF the Second Ward Demo.
Gratis will bd held at the FELTON, House
this evening,
George W. Wells and wife are visit.
ing theit daughter, Mrs. Duckers, at
GermAntown. PA.
Mrs. Colonel Mccullough end her
daughteta have returned from their
Visit to Atlantic Oity.
What 10 more attractive than q pretty
face with fresh, bright complexion
For 1t use Pozzoni's Powder.
CHARTS W. Day, OF TAlleyville, Bran
dywine Hundred, offers light Bfahms
egg3 for taie at 81 Per dozen.
Ellen Grubb offers for rent the store
and dwelling at the northwest corner oi
Fourth and walnut streets.
Miss Lizzie 6eup. who has been seri
ously III with typhoid fever. in Phila
delphia, has recovered sufficiently tC
return home TO this city.
The commencement Of Rugby Acad
,emy will be held In the Opera House OF
June II next. There will be six arAdu
Ates.
Braudywina N. Il. Sunday schoo
will make the annual excursion thii
year td Beverly Park, N. j., on the 7ti
OF June.
| David A. Brown, Jr., OF Richmond
Va, was given q verdict OF IS 900 II
ltbe United States Circuit Court II
Philadelphia. on Thursday, against tb'
p, W. & b. Railroad Company, for in
Ijuries received In an accident neal
Hsvra. do Grace In June last. Wha
Ipropottion OF this sum will go into thu
,awy ere pockets 10 not stated, but It Il
supposed they will get the lions thare
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
SAVED HIS LEG |
SCROFULA
OF TUE
Bone CURED
LrrnnNIA. Ga. Anrnst Ii. fOs

LTTHoNlA, Ca, August II, 1857.
THE SWIFT SPECiFIc Co., Atlanta, Ca:
t4entlemen-I have been afflicted with
liberation of the legs ever since i waB n
child, the disease undoubtedly being here
ditary, as my mother suffered from scroful.
Gus symptoms As advanced to manhood
my affiictlon increased until the mnlady
became harrasslng and painful beyond the
power OF words to describe. MY right leg
particularly became fearfully involved, the
left leg being less pain fully affected. Finally.
qisht % leg % hsd e6ten t6ronsh @ h' the fies4 into
the bone. In order to save my life the doc.
tors deternlned TO amputate my leg below
f@e pesfor%ed % BY Hf Dr. Il. V. X. miller, OF Atlanta
and DR.. W. p. Bond, of Lithonin. But the
loss of my leg gave me only temporary re
lief. The poison was still In my system and
soon began to show Itself again. In short
time after large ulce RS appeared on my LETT
ieg covering T. from the knee % e. me 1ns,tep
by the blood which oozed from the huge
ulcers, and the sores and rottenlng holes
were so offensive that my fellow-workmen
could not stand the stencil and would move
Last winter / was persuaded to try 8. S. s.
As q last effort l consented TO 90 so, ana
about seven months ago / began taking the
Specific. soon bega n to feel the good effects
OF the medicine, the offensive running began
TO grow less and less and f1nally ceased. the
ulcers healed, my flesh became firm and
solid, and To day. nfter using twenty,one
bottles. am rs halo and stout q man OF my
age as there Is in Ge orgia. 1 nm seventy one
years old, but feel now younger and stronger
than did when | was twenty hNe. lweigh
about 40 pounds. Nothing is to be seen Of
the terrible disease, or To remind me OF the
torture suffered for 10 many years except
the scars Of The perfectly healed ulcers.
want the world to know of the almost
miraculous cure effected on ne by S. s. g.
and call upon those who wish to know thG
particulars directly from me to write, and
will consider II q pleasure as well as dui J
to answer their letters. l refer TO Or. W. II
Bond, Of Lithonia, as 10 the truth Of my
statement. Very gratefully yours,
L. DRAKE.
Treatise on Blood and skin Diseases mailed
IKE. THE SWIFT SrEciPic Co.
Drawer 8, Atlanta, Ca
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Pnnishsd By the Mn,nsn

EAST LIVERPOOL, o, Apl.il-
teruAy George Burton, 3 well.l,d
dent OF this place, TUNED lhw
OF their home and leit 'Or Pill
LHto last evening be rt,arBei, 4
panied by o dashinS ycuo! :
named MIg. FeDtop, wltNfisH
hsd come from Tfen ton. H. J. q
inslslled rnlst ress OF tie lcasa1
whom Buftjn'h wifa applied ilt
tanGa che wss driven sNl!, ID
banj saying that be n5g E1e I'D
elEo I caro- for him.
The fanale friends @. hls Wild
mined 10 nvepRs her srlrrs, 1
10 80 O'Clock 800 womt1, vel I'd
with stale eggs, as'sl.'eG tall
and heat tho doors oper. BuF.1
the widow were dFBsget Or'.
was ohnse1 several bictk., TAl
shower Of eyga fell thick Nl I'D
him The woman wAl p'ghtd
ticked uutll the fell ia.lalE
street.
The town maiesal rorc1 ! he1
tao mob, bpd roth ste hnG |
we're looked uo for ga glf. T-ad
ing femalfs then rausa'Sed IgaI
until 1t bad the appearance "
CUuaier with u CyCluge.
Ats O'Clock TO Jay q larga cHl
women gathered about 'he jtlSd
with more egP', and vcald ID
would drive MrE. FeItaa nat NJ
The widow was reiess'1 il
make her etospe on the jlm
afternoon. She was G'et. l1
black silk costume ana 8 !s'is
plume in her bsnnet made 1
oupus. ThoTe was n iTeme5d''i
81 the depot, but tho po!ite p
violence.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Fifth EDIrlON
sniciuo In Nn,bln.',.,,.-' n

wAsHISoToN, Arrb "a
sie o. buikiey died last ni.,n, ~ =;
effects OF a dose Of poison ,iem
ley was ihe only oausb,er r'as' u, y y
Curtis j. Htllyer, AMI ~ ~ d
with Young Buckley some nnn!s ,'Upet
caused quite a srnsA,lop, s.s INNS s,.n
from hiD after the maria. sups1 "ls
to her fathers house 49,, Aal
went to live with him a Isu S,
after . hhort time returned w S'ss, ~
rents. IL is supposed thl, cha wy Ss
fciinR from TEMPORARY in;,,i,NHs ~
Buikley was nbou, is yes.,
her fAthcr's wealth ard h.r oS, "
society. 4'-' a'l
She was engaged 10 DO u,,,ls,
l.. Trenholm sou of the Co nj " III,
tue Currency, last DecsaS O ~,
oitty wAa looking forward 10 h,1 %
wedding, wbeu 1t was tuSdSaI
nouneed thnt MIsa Hlllyer tsS
aud married GFsseia BulkIvv n.
son OF DR.. j. w. Bu KEY. M
rlaRe took place In Baltimore MI
20, the couple having Rons "a NM
and been united 10 marriage M
turned to Washington ,hs ssms
Ing. Upon their return they s,n,,
the bride going to her iI'ber'r
The sudden marriage greatly sbl
the parents Of Miss Hiilyor, anal
bcgsn, in the daushter's nsusI
ceeiings to have the mArr!sp aopI
GU the ground that the youns M
cosiced In 0 few days, howeyef
proceedings were withdraw n1E
eoople were reunited. They M
ptrently very happy then. Ate,
together, however, for ten dayi
separated again, and it was anfol
that prooehdinas wouli DO bseu
abeoluto divorce. Since then Hrs
ley has lived at her fathers housa
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
rno Builders surrender themselves

NEW YORK, April 13.-rbs coDtrao
tors al work on the building No 8 Wet
Twenty eighth street, which fell yester.
d0y and killed ono man and Injured
two other1, surrendered Themselves at
the Coroner's office today. They ara
Mestrs MagulTe and Stone, carpenters;
Guernsey and brother, masons. and
STUDENT fels md Kfotenakler, trainers
Theso men were discharged on thoir
own recognlzSuces to appear At the In.
quest TO h0 held next week.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Pre,,dent uorb,n ao,r g to Europe

President Corbin, Of the Fhilsdelpbie
and RsSding RsilroAd CompnnE, will
sail for Europe on NRy 0 to look after
Reading matters. IL is believed thai
Mr.. CoIbin aud Alfred Sally will GO
Operate with Pierpont Morgan, who Ia
now IN London, and complete the or.
|tauRemepte for placing the 626, ,000, ,0(0 4
per cent. bond reserved for retiring the
present general mortgage 6onds. Doe
1 OF tho members Of the R3RdiHg sypdt
cato said 1t ia likely that loan will b,
yefiscted In L1ndcn hy W hitch tho necss
sAry cash TO pay ,ff thu general mort
gage bon60 81 par will DO reAlizad.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Steamer Damaged by Fire.

New York. April 13.-Flre broke ou
at the Halsey stores, in front of Baltic
street, South Brooklyn, at 1. .15 this after
noon. The fire was communicated to thu
big iron ship Glenburn, lying at the pier
aud she was aamag to the extent O
S25, 1900. 1t was some time before tn
flames were subdued. The damage to til
etorehouse was of small consequence. Blu
Tor the promptassistance afforded by th
hre bost Seth Low several other vessel
would have been consumed,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Tho hunplY Of Elrh.

Owing 10 the high wind aud cold
weather yesterday, Tho supply of fisi
today was not as large As wGs expected
and constquently there was ooDsio era
be advance in the price. DelawarI
anad brought from 10 to rs cent? each
st retail, and herring found ready sal
at 81 20 a hundred. IL Is expected
however. that taero will be good sup
ply received this afternoon, and no on'
nted TO without a fine shad for to
morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
nlEu.
DIED.
LnnlN I'm Ina -n.i. IN. na..h -

LnrGE.-On the 18th inst. Sarah, wife OF
henr7 Lndgo. sgsd b3 yoaTs.
Services AZ the rouse, NJ llt0 WAlnut
street, IN Sasuriay Afternoon, al 2 O'Clock.
Tn YJUE Mt Chester on the 18th inst,
Ma-Inro', wiaow VI tho lato Peter lay lof.
aged IS gHave.
tuuo,al rom tie rssllonc, OF her scn,
John rAy lor Ninth and Adams streets on
M0ndey Afternoon, nj o'Gi"og, 10 proceed
to the Ola SWedej' Cnurch. IntormsuI
private.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
George Evans accuses DR.. COZ.

EAsToN, April l3.-In the trial of DR.
II. NJ Cox 10 day for causing the death
OF Jennie Osborne by malpractice, the
Commonwealth CLEARLY established the
TACT that death was due to violence.
George Evans, one of the accused acces
SORTS, was put on the stand and stated
that he paid Cox $50 to produce the abor
tion DR.. Cox, on the witness stand
denied ever havingseen Evans before ana
Is now attempting to prove IN allbi. The
testimony oiother witt esses was dana
ging to Cox.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
DAnRerunnIy Iriured.

PorrsrowN. Pa, April 10 John
Brown, about 80 years old, fell from e
Reading Railr0ad coal train ut . O'Clock
this evening, at AraminRo, above
Royersiord, and was thrown under the
wheels. HIS lefs leg was cut of nt the
thigh, his left arm crushed, ard he wat
otherwise terribly injured. Tbs unfor-
tunste man Is from PhilAielphiA, and
WAS hunting work. He was sent to q
Residing hospital, nnd will probably
die. A friend accompanied him.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
- . -
The Markets,

The markets were we'll attended this
morning both by sellers and buyers.
There was fair supply of green snff,
which sold at rGas nable rates. TIE
ruling prices Of the principal articles
were rs follows: Butter, 35 to 40 cents d
pound; egRs, s to 20 osnts a dozen
chickens, II 10 l8 cents a pound, or 81
to Sl 90 pair new cabbage, 3 10 i,
cents head; new potatoes, 35 10 Al
cents half peck; spinach, 15 cents q
half peck; kale, Ia cents a half pecb
lettuce, TO 10 cents head; beets,
cents g bunch, new raeishes, 5 to
cents q bunch,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
To Bs lxepeAted.

To morrow, by special request, West
Church choir win repeat the following
egiectlona OF thsiE Easter music 10 81
a. m +, "The Victor Shall r ss;" BY
Froslich; sta TIE SepulchIe;" Duo,
I Oar SAvior," by Whitsi Ring Oh
Easter ills," by Broelich. 7.30 p n
Gloria" Haydn's 1st Mass, abide
With Me-" qusrtet, by Danko; "Ohris'
Oar Passover" ChSpple; "Hallelujah
|ChoruP." Beethoven.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Washington Jottings.

WASHINGTON, April IA portion
OF yesterday wac speut by the U. y.
Senate In Committee OF the Whole on a
bill for the payment Of a claim of 500
for the occupation of certain property
in Memphis by the United States troops
In 1864,
The Committee on Appropriations
has aRresd upon the Legislative, Exc
cutive and Judicial Appropriation bill,
and 1t is ready to bs reported to the
| House. The estimates for 1889 aggre-
gated S2l, ,410,t 90, of which amount
there is recommended in the bill S2O,.
472 394,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
1ns Invea aisaiiOn,

The special committee >. sggs'j
Council lsat Thursday nlsl'
gate the charges maie a'i'sa
police offlcers, will hold l'eiu
ing Dt T. 80 O'Clock MollEI |"
the city auditors oeice. ~, ~
Ings will be open to repog,,,
it is feared II they were oFlw
eral public the rash w9a'i it,Irl
~ to interfere with the a'y 6''y1
reporter OF the REPupLiVAI' N
sured this morning tla' w l 1
tion will DO thorough haI
V whi.ewa.hing will bo p.'."I|' .,I'
magistrate will TO pre'en,, ,, ma ,,i|
witnosDfs viii he fx'n..'. xl
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
The Sale of a Horse,

The running horse Nat Trimble, be
longing to Morris W. Hayes, of WSsl
Chester, Pa, was sold at Warmers ba-
zasr on Tuesday last to Mr.. McCul
Tough, Of Washington, d. O., for slO0
The Chester Evening News, which
seems to Ike little sport at the ex
pense OF It's neighbor, remArks; Thil
was theonly running horse West C1es
ter had, and nov ltis gone. Poor Yves
Chesterl With all its wealth and BOSE
ball oiubs, 1t could only maintain on,
running horse, and that one must have
been poor cue, 10 bring but SlO0 at 1
sale.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Ueutto medls'

Frank @. stiaham, oi 'is s,,, al /
firm OF L. W, stidh.n q !, 'l' i; d
this morning on NV NV n t,laI
Media, for the puIPCt,1,'o Pt,, II q ',5siaI 5.
OF horses for Geo hll' I u WyiI,ilp "
was accompanied BY n,rITs v ,I 1
Thom as Mayne, NJ -, sni
Finn, olaience scoi' .I',. NpI
OF this city, anu o,,ss a pi.al
Middletown. The noi'' oG .tsd
OF a high pedigree. e.e.si saI st iltaI
at a high tisnre aeFe'S' "
brnnpht tn on CIV
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Mayor KnoAds' Inv sTinr'

The following has been reSi''
MnI or Rh ls DIS apd exo.alua i1'
MAYOR $ OFFICE, Nl,nln'p
Aurii 14th, 1SoS,-kDiToR DAi
PUBLICAN.-I hereby RiYoEuO''
that l shall Ieqairo every me-
the police force, from The calsl q
be present at my office thh evs
6 80 o'clock, for the puFFo'e o.
gsting the alleged beer dflai
police quarters on last sal1'lNg Y
Every member OF the force VII
uDon his oath and required 70
affidavit Hs TO whether CT lM
any krowltdRe OF, CT WIS Il " :,
connected with that ats ~
auce Of justics and rlghf, aaO ~,
all persons who have say ka1
Whatever OF the msIt,r 10 TO lia
Respectfully, Sd
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Accidentally Killed.

CHICAGO, april 14.-Willie Grady, G
years o d, Rnd his sister Ella, aged 5, went
into store room at their home 10 play
yesterday. Willie opened bureau
drawer and pulled out pistol. While
examining 1t the weapon tell from hi,
hand, aud upon striking the floor wa,
discharged. The bullet ,ntered his sis
ter's left breast and caused death In 1
short time.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Wealthy woman arrested for rhett

, New YORK, April 1S.-Mrs. Carrie
stewart, the wife of a prominent New
noIk iaw5er, and her servant, Kate
ynn, were charged at the Jefferson
market Curt to day with shoplifting. A
young glrl was in their company when
bJfsted, and Lawyer Stewart claimed
BE BE dead Than in the uptatht" t"I'ta "a rather
The girl was discharge d, hut the wome,
were held in 5000 bail each.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
EMPEROR Frederlck.s nea,th,

BERLIN, April 13 The new canula
was adjusted in the Emperor's throat
without causing him any pain, No op.
etation was necessary The Emperor
passed good night He rose at
73O this morning, and later re
ceiyed Minister Won Puttkamer aud
Others, who made verbal reports. AT
noon the Emperor and Empress drove In
closed carriage 10 Berlin, where they
visited the Palace.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
rent Back.

RosToN, Mass, April 14.-FouItoen
Of the alien contract l9borers who ar
rived On the steamer Yarmouth, from
Nova Scotia, Thursday, were ssnt bach
on TINT vessel yesterdsy. The other foul
eecaped from the steamer Thursday
might. Five more men under oontIac
arrived yesterday on the schooner Mint
Page, from Nova Scotia.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
IncOnparAp,e

tn, ane 9;,gAies', aewsiest and bSst day's
re, rrsue ol tae grest daiiieB Is on Sunday,
- s,, 1ofto%i An avalanche OF attractive
as,e'cLss, ., chsts with stage people, q salad
Iaop nlSp gossip for wives and sSeet
ros noarts, strange Incidents tlNhsd In m lr
doI ol everyday humanity. Any rape
aeilveFed' o,aIV Frist q Dayia, 3I3 Marke
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
.ne Ere at massey,

MASSEY Nd, April ID 10 = +.I "a 4
ment over the DESTRUCTIVE g u, 4
day has subaited; t.is W, = # t.s5
sey, who owued me , D1ts hs vi " lcl
destroyed, states that rle le SS,a,J
mtncs to rebuild. The me. S,4i n
as as heavy hot. aa was fret i.ia,,,is i1,,isII
cause Of tie fire slIil .ons lbA|
tery. 1t is thought ,t by s0la 1ls5lIa
caused by email tOys I,m u nd
could not have bssn non :, 4n.I..d
a railroad engine, IS npa : y. d
day, as they dc not ,6s Iaa V,Tli srd ID
was blowing in the opgOs1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
At the novelty.

There will be au extra fine perform
anoe At the Novelty Theatre this even
ing, on winch occasion tho living VOL
cnIo will appear, and blow tt;eEIn G.
lisme from mis- mouth 80 feet loug RnU
! q ieet wide. The Bland sis,eys win NJ
40 appear and close tneir engagement
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Ishouid Aave come s.oner.

Mayor Rhoads issued sn order thil
morning forbiddinE the police officer,
from attending or taking soy part IL
political or primary neetings OF any
kind under pain Of dismissal. Il Ia 8
pity that this order was moi igsued q
month ago, as It might have been the
means OF saving considerable trouble.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-14
Accused of CflminAt ASsuu,,.

Co,l NL" YORK, April l3.-Thomss +.
Sue, SOue, PI1e Pm! ral in the pauper's school at
SuSeg trn,i;I M, Hudson County, N. j., is in
nYuo'e' ,HIl lie is over 60 years of age, a
plilaI oi me church and has heretofore
T po,Le a COED reputation. Margaret e.
=, n e'nan' nan The nineteen year-old daughter
o.,a. .. ilo3oken detective, charges him with
eFIn ihAl assault. He denies the charge.