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Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
nn shnI ana al nla MIvea.

WRLLsBoRo, July S0.-George s.
Bailey, of Farmingtown Township, was
placed In Jail here to-day for fatally
shooting his wife. A warrant was Issued
for Bailey by Justice A. s. Brewster
charging him with bigamy. Bailey's
latest wife planned with Constable Frank
Van Dusen to capture the bigamist. She
agreed to live with him again and IA
meet | i'm at the farm OF John r. Weekt
at Farmingtown. She informed the con
stable, who was on hand, and made the
arrest
Bailey was placed in buggy with hli
wife, and the CO stable walked behind
Whsn they had gone short distance
Bailey pulled out a revolver aud shot his
wife and hen himself. Mrs Bailey fel
unconscio5 % into a stream, from which
Bailey, whose wound was slight, rescued
her. bailey is only IS and ha, four wives
Mrs. Bailey will die.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
THO Fire Fiond.

The steamboat Edward j. Gay WIS
burr ed to the waters edge at New Or
leans yesterday. She was valued at s4O,-
600.
The loss by the burning of John dc
Varren's paper mill, at Lee, Mass on
Sunday night, is placed at 80 ,OOO, cover
ed by insurance. The mill employed
100 han Is.
Three large barns belonging TO g. B
Hoyt, nursery man, at New Caanan, wert
burned on Sunday, With ITO tons of hay
Loss, Sie, 900; insured for sl5. 900.
Sparks from a locomotive burned {
Inumber of frame houses on La Sail
street, Chicago, yesterday, rendering 81,
families homeless. Five horses were burn
ed to death, and a hay shed and Goa
yard were partially destroyed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Gable nAtes to 90 Up.

NEW YoRK, July 30 After oon'
ierring on the delRils for three weeks
the officials Of the cable companies TO
day signed agreements by which the
disastg0us q war OF rates between them
ia sn6ed, end on September l the rates
will he Advauosd W twenty Ave cents
per word bstwssn al points In
Great Britain and Ireland, France
nd Germany ard the New England
oItita on the land lines to New York.
South and west o! New York full rates
will be charged by this land companies
In addition TO the twenty ave cent rate,
The rate on press despHtlhes will be
raised from SIX 10 ten osnta per word BY
she cable Companies.
Toe agrt en- ent WAS signed by the off
clals Of 81 tho cable companies both
there aud In London to dL5, Vica PTesi
Edeat De OsstFo being the last TO afi ,
Ibis signature. The Postil and Western
iUBloD Telegraph Companies siso q lgBec
the c9rttsot, ihey R8reeiug to ohargl
Ifusl rates on oil measRgts transmltteC
from points reached by them over III
sCables,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
PnIIaaaIphIn Itoma.

PHILADELPHIA, July 8l.-PolIoemAn
W. MoBeth yesterday afternoon, while
10 pursuit Of thief, fred . shot whlchI
struck eAllie Douglass, II yeArs old, OF
21al Ellsworth street, 10 tho left leg
above the knee, inflloting a wound
which ID said 70 be . dangerous one.
MoBegh, With Policeman Keen, was
searching the dwelling Of Thomas DAl.
las, 2246 MontroBs street, which was
tempoFaElly uuo0cupi0d, and had been
entered BY man, who escaped through
q front window and ran down Carpen
ter street TO Twsnty-third, and then
through Kimball street into an alley.
MoBeth purSusd the man and fired
shot up the alley after him, aud the
little girl entering the alley from the
other end received the bullst ln her leg,
lThe thief was oGuaht with bundle Of
oloihing, etc., belonging TO M. D1Ilas
aud was committed BY Magistrate Pole
He gave the name of John Mccoy
living ct sl1tesbth and DiokinB0r
streets. he 10 said BY the police 10 b
an old offender.
Mamie Rookaway, colored Eesiden
OF GonohA street, generally known ~
, "soap Fat Alley" near Filth and Lom
} bard streets, was badly cut last nigh
|. lby Emma Skinner, another ooloreI
woman. Mamie RockAWAy, who is p
. years OF age, quArreled with EdWaE'
I skinner In the alley. Emma skinner
! the mans sister, interfered, and tn
two women engaged ip hot night
Mamie ran away, and Skinner and m
: other colored man caught her and hell
. lher, while Emma Skinner out th
i woman on the faos and arm with
broAd-blAdtd knife.
/ A brisk summer breeze blew ovs
Il the swelling slopes near Wayne, yostel
10 day, and brought increased stEongt
and health to Congressman Randall
IN his oonVAlescsnt rAlEeAt, OAstAnea Gu
y taRe. DR.. Martin visited hiB patient
n the morning and found the change
sir had already had salutary effect Q
a, his patient,
- Thomas MowbrAy, OF 1223 BtlutC
:. street, was held In 1920 bail by MAat
trate LelAF yesterday, for assault ar
battery on Robert MGQuAds, OF q
"a Diamond street. Ths two men got In
~ dispute and MoWbTsy out EcQuAi
70 with q knife, fl oinR a serious Woun
John McOoy, aged Is years, resid I
or at No 3l3 North Twentieth street, 4
v. from the roof OF IN old building
Id Pine street below Twentieth yeAterda
and fractured his Skull. He wAs tax
An 10 the Psnnsy lvanlA Hospital.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
sad Death.

Victor, the siK-yeAr old son Of Mr
VIM. M, Kannard, died tIis morning Ri
8. 30 O'Clock, At the Clsy ton Houne. Be
was taken alex Oh MJndsy, tha 23i iUst
with dlphIherlA. He weg an unusually
bright and attractive little sieliow and
gave pro nIAe Of making his mark 10
this world, bat providence ordained 4
otherwise He waa the only sou, and
his death is great blow 10 his pArent'
who fairly idolizgd him, ard the moth.
er 10 greatly prOstsated, beinR conhnet
10 her bed. The funeral will beprivate
None knew him bnt to love him. Nom
named him but his pEaiIe 10 sound
Thus died one Of those younR buds wh'
gave promisa OF becoming staff upoi
which hls parents oould rely whom ok
age cane upon them. They have tn
sympathy Ot the public in their beFeAVt
| ment,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
A preooolous Frsnon CRIMINAL.

PARIS, July pa Mrs. siausadei
living on the Rue de Aerey in this city,
was awakened at an early hour yesterday
morning by loud screams She went to
her ciildrens S bed room, from which the
cries came, and found her son Louis aged
4 years, with cash in his stomach, the
wound having been inflicted with a razor
by his brother Alphonse, aged years,
before the neighbors arrived AlphonsC
had cut his own throat from ear to ear
He died soon afterBard. Louis is in &
precarious condition. Alphorse had al
XIII him twice before, once by driving
nail into his head with 8 hammer. III
stole the razor from shop and had 1t by
his side In bed.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
InnInns nnd INC lsolip.e.

MUsKAoEE, I. T., July 3o.-Four
Thousand bianketed GRmanebes, Kin.
war, 0hoyennes, ArapshoeB and Doln-
wsIos we're at the Auadsrke Agency
last week TO get their rRtIons whoa the
total eclipse OF the moon occurred. Ihe
SAVES were hlled with alarm and BE-
oame very dsmonstIative, The prlnei
pal chief ordered them to shoot al tht
''evil thing trying to harm the moon
anG the entire force Of indians opened
fire in the air, keeping MP the shooting
for upwards OF an hour and until they
were out OF ammunition, when IN
moon appeared In fall. After tn
eclipse wild whoops went up for VIVA
they believed to have been their vic
tory,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
THIRD EDITION.
PoraouAi,

F,.nc,a BArry, ESQ, passed Saturday
lat sin Il. TatnAll WarnAri hsq.
Alfred Bstvin and EdWArd Wilson
started for St. Paul, Minnesota, % Gay,
Nj and Mrs. Joseph Pyle paid .
abort visit to Rehobosh.
Harry Wood and wlfO have returned
from their visit 70 0csAn Grove.
E,me, n, Collins, OF Hookessin, if
auHsrinq from mAlariAl fever.
M. ~ P. smyth and John A. emyth
havs gone TO Atlantic City for a~sek
or te days.
Ma Martha O. j sffers, of this clty, has
besn visiting her niecs, MIS-. Barnes, OF
West Chester.
Raw. W. II. NsedhAm, OF West
Ohestsr, will prsAoH at Gloucester, neAr
Bos o., on August O.
Mas Ntttie WhAlop, Of Ihls city, II
viAitiu9 her bEother iD-lAw, harry
Husbands, Of Elan.
WIN. Bloom, Of this city, has re
Caived An Appointment on the Metro
nolitNn police forcs at Warrington, ID
g., at q salary Of $50 per month
]. Archie Taylor, with the Pusey 8
Jones Company, tooK paSssH1 N ~,
New York for South Amertoa In tnl
United States and Brazil sseAmsh'i
Advance.
N. Joseph has returned from visl
N ausSex county. He says the counW!
ia auffsrluR for the want Of rain. Ther
are millions Of peaches, bus they AZ
rather small.
Rev. J. W. Booths. Of DelAWAr
Avenue Church, WAS able to preach o
Sunday, having recovered from N
fsintIng spell he experienced In Vans
maker's bazaar q few days previously
Miss Eta Crossln, who has been ylAl
ING relatives In the neighborhood OF LAr
denberg, returned home last SUNDAY
after having had most enJoyaole uun'
Mr., Eugene Bayne, well-knoMn as
rising young scenic painter, will with
few friends, start on canoeing trip
Rehobeth, for the purpose of deciding
wager.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
r,,rnys Flf' . r,.,p

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LIMA, O., Ja., ,ai,.,,a,,, y i,iIaI
,,1asrile OlnPApoyo y sapill
Pisc', VA, vso LlsS li,,1 ar, q Ir'sSI 'sSII
/ az a. ~ nsar the P.sJ "a, tassi
aseI \ I u a. found sl,,, q. y gs,5
lssn nI,.ej one Of ID 'DS,
snsridaa'' .,n' V','S, Jigs
EosqU!grlIE, IE,1s5l.Iop, s1.t.5 g 20
'ssss,asSssr sss 81 I &C. Sc I,5,.ss' lI9,R.s55s's. 4
,fs. F5;;. e .,s 81. ID 81 &, vi /
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ausd Eor saUO.OOO.

CHICAGO, July SONS. VI
Wakeman, OF Connecticut sud /
CrRw ford, the wcll-kuOHn Aian,
the great Wabash case, for s1Ml4l
United States Court. Mr CnIhI
is asserted, made two notes iE y
each, payable five years from u
1874, with I per cent. interest," NJ
were secured by trust deed Biall
value Of the nJtOs AZ present, " !
till claims damages to The lzc
300 900.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
a nlooar pey far rwo sherlr.

CONWAY, Ark, July sO.-Two deputy
Sheriffs attempted to arrest Fred Con
way, farmer living eighteen miles from
here, yesterday. While Deputy Sheriff
w 1T was reading the warrant TO Con.
way the latter drew a knife and stabbed
the officer in the left side. Conway
wife and two sons then attacked wiz
who drew his pistol aud 6ted at Conway
but the ball struck the other oillcer
Deputy Sheriff Lloyd, In the breast, in
ficting fatal wound. witt fell eG
hausted from the loss OF blood and lat
advices say neither of the officers vii
recover.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Contracts Received.

The jackson and shaip u
have Just slkned a contract ID !
ing o seven.Atoried WArth0lR
and Arch stroets, Pblladelpilr
large building, No. 1919 MarlaI
same city; stsirWork for Jalil
maker. For THO 0flCe Vai
Washington Building, No. !
wAy, N. Y. aud for the new
10 va Hail to be eT.c.sd Oh u
lands.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Dlsd sines sunday.

Hugh Stewart, in his 4l;h year. In
tsrment in Rlvsrview cemetery.
jacob, iutsnt eon Ct Gotleleb aud
Mrsy Hofflnger, eyed l month. Inter
nent At Rivsrvlew cemetery.
William Meredith, 10 his 82d year
Interruent ct RiyervieW cemetery.
Laura, infant daughter Of mAry
LopeF, colGrsd, nRsd 3 months. Inter
Inent 1t So. Psiot's buri>l ground.
Victor, son OF William M. Kennard
ssed 9 months. Interment at Whining
ton and B andwine oemstery.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
RonIGpeer;s netos, Prsdio,su,

LONDON, July 3O.-M. Herve, editor
os the PAris S5lOil and q member OF the
French Academy, in an interview IL
this city said that General BoulAnRei
would probably DO defeated In tho ap.
proEchinR election for member OF tbs
Chamber OF Deputies In the Department
Of the Nord, - all the vacancy caused
by tha Generals resignation, ant
would then vanish from public life.
M. H0rvs said the general feeling Ii
France was one OF apAthesic expectancy
There was absolutely no political person
age now Whl commands the conild6uc
OK the people or who gets much Of thei
attention.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
FIFTH EDITION
HAEel Dell PATk

NJ
\, The fair grounds were .u,,...,
a IndAy and Included abon, S,aI,yeIa ,.Ia q
~ extent. Ths traes ' C,ur ,II.,y 'Uiy lHs
sniatlng Of helsrs. Il. O. NsSaSs ! Y !
Brown and John o. Reeve usn s,l I I
grounds this morning, and vIIi Iii,st . Y
report suRRsstInR one or W, t.I alslI
ehAnees' By next weeE tbs ,,S Nv sls
Tor the erection Of lhe psos,'.iN NY p'Opo.l y
ines Will be sdverllSed q, i{ ~ saa
", GOO and 5000 hGys I'M, hs hns'ls'
subscribed, and the other ~ 49,. ~ :.
soon be taken by dlhe,op, IS S,',.l v
who are Interested ina f,I,i iSuu'as Y \. !,
In New Castle County. u
The shares have been pl,O,a =, !.
low price Of IS each, and U A., y Y I
entities the owner to tbs 1,s ' !, ~ \
track as long M the AssooI,,taO ' " y I
ttol OF the RroanIs. The Bm ~ v
tion will take place on Tus,;,, w y.
Der 9thi and II will lAs. ioV, d,,, V''
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
monol EsGaDlishment.

The undertaking establishment OF
Funeral Director Jordan A. Wilson,
No GIG King street, has IeGently been
remodeled and Improved, and . new
front Of preesed brick with brcwn stone
block face constructed Previous TO
these alterations the building was Of the
oid.fAshioned kind, With high marble
steps, but now Il has been modsrDiBed
In every respect. The floors have been
lowered, and the en- tire first floor will
be used - ofices, A large aud hand.
some plate glass windOa has been PM
in, which adds greatly to the fne ap-
peEfAnce of the plSCs Tbs fl JorB OF thsI
cfiCas are covered with rugs ard the
e. tirs interior ls finished Ia ash. They
AIe handsomely furnished, Hnd on each
side there are cases Tor boldirg casketBi
Of which Mr.. Wilson viii alWays have
q .ull Bupply Of The beet IN stock
There 10 mAEnlhOautly furnished
peT or aGd reception room D. the second
floor, for the accommodation OF laoieH.
The siablss and house for coaches Is on
the same lot in the rear, and ore htted
up with every convenience and I'm
prOpements for the .TauaGct,on Cf busi
n6ss.
There is also a private 1nrgue where,
II NECESSARY, bodies eau be kept for n
reasonable length Ut time, to await the
arrival OF friends from y distance. Thil
establishment is cgtdlt~to the oily,
and there are but few devoted TO tAI
sEme business Ia eysb the large cities
th will excel 10, The carpenter gotl
was done by John Collins. Mr.. W ilaoi
commencsd business In this city seou
10 years ago, and his oourSs hbs beei
onward and upward, ,untl nov he rar K
as one Of she leading men III his call
Ing. His peculiar process tor preferv
ing bodies without tho use o! ice, en-
Able4 them 10 be Kept tor an tnIetlBit
time, without tie least s!ELs Of dnoom
position. He Is attentive 10 the waut
OF bis customers, who 10 ihelr III ,otiol
csa safely leave sll ttg dttAils o. q Fur
era! IN hia charge, with the conscious
meas that everything will be isitbfnll
attended to and the expense made q
light as possible. He has ever THU
pertaining 10 the business ou hand an
attends to all calls promptly dag
nisAt,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Inauss, comp eel

The inquest in The clle ., !, y, \,
Zwe!fsl, who Tsa i1laissi ~ o. " Y
day afternoon and rendered Y
ing verdict: u.,7,f
to his death on jay ~ y, I, N 4
received By a pile o. ianO5s u 4,
him, ghich was pllsdd q 90 V.IiI "
/ In front Of L!udley " Nv"
yard. " -
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
The coming Fa,rs.

The Baltimore fair takes place early in
September, followed by the Dover later in
the month. The Elkton fair commences
aboat the fifth of October, aad the VIII
miugton fair commences on Tuesday
October 5th, aud lasts four days. This
makes up the MarSland circuit OF iaira
and no doubt the Wilmington one will be
as successful as any of the older associa
tions being under the directions of mer
who know how to run fair success fully
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
U,.o,Iop OF omosrs.

The members Of the PeninhulA Press
Association are now making their an
nuAl excursion. On Monday morning
they met Ht this Blue Mountain House,
Washington County, Mo-, and elected
oficers for the ensuing year 80 followt:
President, Robert d, Hoftcker, OF
Smyrna, DEL; vice prehidsnts, OsoAr
M, Purnell, OF Snow HILL Mo-, spd II
II. Curtis, OF WILMINGTON, Deli Store
tary and treasurer. Fred Bach, Wil'
No inaton, Del; executive committee
MoKepdIee DoWnham, Georgetown
DOL; O. l.. Vincent, Snow Hill, Nd.
and ii, O. Carpenter, OF Dover, Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Daso OF BOVINE Hydropnobia.

ST. LOUIS, July, 3O.--A singnll case
Of bovine hydrophobia was deVAoped
last week iu COW bitten by 3 dog two
weeks ago ia Charles spader's dairy IN
the suburbs. Nothing was thought OF II
until yesterday, although tha cow has
been acting strangely for week and bel
milk had a peculiar gieenlsb tint. Yes
iterday she acted like a mad steer, ehaa'
ling the other cows around and becoming
so violent that Mr.. Spader had to pen he
Iup. To day policeman was called ant
tile animal shot.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
hnothor Oln soInler Gune

Taylor Gill, an old soldier, died at the
residence Of hiH eister, No. 837 Bennett
gtEees, yesterday sfternooa from con-
sumption. TIA deceased was o mem.
beF OF smyth Post, No /, @. A. R., and
makes the fifth that has died within
the past three 8eaks. The funeral vii!
take place on Thursday morning, aud
the remains will be taken bg the P, "
& B Railroad to MaIshalltou, Ps,i foi
Hntawmgmf
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Attaoken hr rnn,n.A-

AsBURY PARK, July 3O.-J.A1,
OF Broad and Chestnut street,. A
delphia, who has branch store,Si II. \,
Park and Spring Lake, wa, ,tt,,s,i
highwaymen on the turnpike nm
OF this place on Sunday siten5a
attempt was made to relieve Nm I
valuable watch and a lsrge roll M.
backs he carried in bis poeks
Brown Ia a powerful man n =
one Of the robbers a heavy bl0T =
head with his cane, when tAt M
took to their heels and eslps !,
woods.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
nna,na Tor me month.

One huudred and thiTty-oue deAtht
occurred in this city In the month o.
July. Que hundred and nine weL'
white and twenty-five were ooloreo
There were SO deaths from cholera IN
iantum, 16 from inAuitiou, IL from con
sumption, IL from msrRemuB, Iroh
accidents, 8 from heart disease, iron
~ phold fever, a each from pneumonli
and enterltis. SO OF the above Wer
minors, II of them being under yea
OF age.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
stung By hornets.

This morning, about 10 80 O'Clock as
Harry Brown was driving through
Rogers woods, his horse tread upon .
hornets nest. This excited the stipgers,
anl they at once made raid upon Mr..
Brown. Despite fast driving he was un-
able 10 escape number of the irate
hornets, thereby receiving several stingf.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
r.,, Oh RosE

CurcAao, July 3l-A "A. VI
rock, weighing Hlty ,,lN, poafi5Is5 i,5s q
unSecoun.able mauHsl T. anal
story of a building + y .tI1.I mi !
sidewalk yesterday, ,,t II 'Si a
Of john Burgces l,.rins lllt n, "
foot. A stone %ylsi,TIsi WI ,hIsi M
Chicago Court hoalS o. ~
noon, but injured no QUE
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
.ar,eu. onsnos.

CHARLHsroN, ". Va, July So.-hod.
erick Ducase, a tailor, employed In this
city. left the city with Chas. Reed, 9 boy,
Ior Niagara Falls two weeks ago. II i
claimed that while the boy was asleep a
the hotel he took his watch, money and
railroad tickets, and on forged order re
eeiyed $25 from Reeds mother BY tele
araph. Ducase was res.ed in Cineinna
IA Ieat SATURDAY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Harvest Home.

The third annual harvest home OF
Fair View Lodge, No. 8, l. o. g. T will
be held in A. j. WhltemAn's grove near
Pleasant Hill, Mill Creek hundred, on
.Thursday, August 18Th. The meeting
will be addressed by Major Geo. A,
Hilton OF Washington, Hon. II. o.
Smith OF New jersey, the Rev. j. B
Willis, OF Milford, the Rev. Julius
D1dd, the Rev. Herman Roe, @. U. T
Of l. o. q. T. OF Delaware, also By o
II. Register, nominee OF the Prohibition
party 40 representive to Congress Ant
the Rsv. u. L, Hubbard OF New Gas
lte.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
rnrna stnta,s EvIdanne.

CHICAGO, July 31,-srank 0hlsburn
whose testimony WAS mainly the cause
OF securing the Indictment OF his com
rades In the Anarchist revenge" oases
was released yesterday on ball, Though
Indicted with the others, the oharRei
against him Will not bs prsssed In con
sideretion Of his turning States evi
dence.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
nirnck Mlth A Cub

ST. PAUL, Joly 3l,-AllStFl
gathering at Lake lainaisr z
Ole Oleson was strnck on the Sfll
neck with a cub by one oli
'fakirs" aud killed. AnoAs
gaog discmbowelel a CaFeaE, ell,
johnson with a Jlirk, aad 3lisS
thought fatally two Other -. !; -.
Jim Donovan a desperate ,hiIss
been arrested, and deputy "a
searching for other mnrdeIsla
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
.Rnnnaa I.nn ana Id Tnem

The first Republican State Convention
held since the nomination Of Harrison
and Morton convened at Topeka, nan
Wednesday. 1t was a most ausp!eiSous Sia
gathering, the attendance being uot les, ts,
than 5000 Does this look as Il w
presidential campaign before us was ~ "
be apalhetlc2 Is 1t not, rather, an luul
cation that 1870 is TO be repeated IN en-
thusiasm and su icessi
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Long Va@

NEW YORK, july ~ \. y
giri, who has crossed ~ NJ y. ~
arrived to-day or on Wv AB
nes.ia from GlassoS', .c,,, ,IIrs
riOs on her hogefp pmS, W. Ha
name MAJ and sddF',' ggs,ttSSl :,
lives lives IN Rscne''ef '''
| sent for her.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
The uIop Of Drum

Judge Lyman presided uIj
this mornings session Of lhIdaEl
and disposed cf the iollOUl :
John KeRGn was aned q Ela
George Woodward, whOIs tiMx'
WAS Of n mildtr nature, vMHls'
to pay 81 and costs. JOSEPH H
case was OF an aggraVAlei Ap,i
aud he was ordered to fork uWpl
costs. File Amos, WhOss Ilaz
none can determine, was Tnuzl
begging and held for q iurIAG
Tomorrow morning,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Uongrselman Ford's sIster Poisoned.

NEW YORK, July 2O.-ConRrsstmsn
Ford, Chairman Of the Committee OF
the House OF Representatives exam-
lining ln.o immigration, received dis
patch iIom hts wife Announcing that his
sister, nisa E,ihsr Ford, had died SUD
denly from accidental poisoning, while
on her way ftom Lanting, Mich, TO
meet her der bistsr Fannie, WHO Is 81
tsndlBg 8 convention OF charities oT'
annIzAtinn NJ MackinEc
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
proposals wanted.

W. H. Foulk, chairman of committee
on repairs, will receive proposals up TO
the I'd of August for paperiog the walls
OF No / school. He viii also receive
proposals for steam heating apparatus for
No ~, and for painting the outside We cd
work and tin work Of Nos. IL and Is
schools.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
rnmnlnlnl hpont ! Dnagl y

There Ia considerable o'aPlI'
the bridge Ie1ter at The Lsssl NJ.
B. railroad bridge over ny 4
not attending to his du'ls.
to think that he has 10 S.i,. n.l ,
the draw for small bolhs
their mAsts usy be 100 1I
under the bridge, and % ,S.l ~,
! number we're ksp' 6'a,lI !,
tome tlus, uulll he cno's
draw.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
slnhnIng hmlA1.

Last evening about $50 o'clock, a man
by the name of Nelson appeared before
Esquire Monaghan, charging colored
man with making an assault upon lin
and cutting him in the abdomen, The
warrant " as placed In The hands Of Ser
geant Blackburn. Thus far no arrests
have been made.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Rnlas For lne Polioa.

Therules adopted by Mayor Harrington
for the government of the police force
have been published IN pamphlet form
and a copy supplied TO every member o
the farce. They are very strict but tbt
Mayor says that he expects them TO bl
Ohpyed
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
Bonded,

Henry NJ. Barlow has submitted HIS
bond to the Treasury Department, and
1t has been examined. It has boon re-
turned TO this city to be approved By
Judge Wales. AS soon as approved
Mr.. Barlow will be qualified - Col
leotor Of the Port,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
raxes goIIeatnd

During the meath of July E. P
Moody, collector OF city tRzes for the
Northern district, collected sll8. 200
and Martin j MealGy. collector Of the
sou bern district, Sl05,e0O, making a
total ofS52S, 200.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
a Nlrnt.b looming ueetns

Mr.. John P. Taylor has ia the rear oi
his house, 3C2 King street, a nj. .ht-bloom'
ing cactus, which will be out this even
ing 1t win be placed In the drug stort
Of Taylor and Fullerton, where any ont
who wilhes 10 see It eau do co.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-31
nnla OF Horses.

william Y. WAEDsr's weekly sale oi
horses took place this morning end Wae
largely attended. Good horses hEonRhI
good prices, poor once 80 much ~ they
we're worth. TheGe sales are appAr..
emily sAtiaiAetory to both baysr anc
aalleT