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Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Struck by the Oars.

Shortly after p. IN. today the
Florida special, while passing through
the Wsss Yard, struck q Polish woman
named Koviske. The woman Was
knocked some distance BY the train,
bu. was Bct rendered unconscious. She
was picked up aud brought to Deteo-
tive Jones' sflcs and DIR. Draper sum
moned.
Her face was badly cut, but 1t was
impossible 60 tell whethtr the base Of
the skull had been iDjsred or not No
bones were broken, and she did not re-
ooive any Injuries about the body.
There was. however, slight bleeding
OF the ear, whtoh is considered . bad
sign.
Tho 70 yonHE woman, and with hcr
husband lives At No. l04 Logan street.
At tho time Of she accident she was
picking coal along the rai5oad tracks.
which occupation she and some other
Polish women nre engaged In during
tbs day.
sne was suffering almost rs mueh
from fright as from ipj1rtes, and kept
continually crying Jesus" Jesus"
Her husband aud 0Tothsr were with
her. She will bs removed to her home
as soon AZ she 10 able.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Phosphatss n Food.

Natures laws Of supply and demand
req uire the constant presence OF the phos-
pilates In the human system. As they
are consumed with every effort, so are
they an absolute necessity TO the health
and we'll being Of the human organisation.
They are esntained In every dbre, tissue,
nerve and muscle Of the body. Physio.
logiste teach rs that with m abundant
supply in the system, good hsalsh 10 the
rule, and that without that supply dis
ease Is inevitable. The thoughtfu reader
will at once sec how important II 10 70 sx
ercise forethought and care rs TO the pro-
per selection OF food, In order to secure
Tor the system the necessary phosphates
whish It daily requires. 1t has been de
termlned by seieniihs experiment that
lie cannot be sustained withoutan ample
and constant supply Of this vital sub
stance. In the process of boiling nne
white -four, nearly all Of the phosphatss
of the wheat grain are separated with the
bran, aud animals fed upon this hne
nour. alone, Lost their strength, and
finally died. The 1our does not contain
the phoephAtes In sufiieient quantity tO
sustain life
Some years ago Prof Horsford invent
cd 4 process whereby these phosphate,
wers restored TO the nour, in the form OF
n baking,powder; and It Is curious fact
that there 10 no other process TO day thai
adds anything Of nutritious vAlae to q
baking powder. Cream oftartar and alum
are largely used in baking powders, bu
they have no value except as merely
"raislng" agente, and many physieianl
consider them az decidedly injurious,
Prof. Horsiord's process attracted thu
attention OF the scientific world, and re
ceived universal commendation. Indeed
the noted Liebig Of Germany, who dis
played much interest in the study Of III,
Invention, wrote enthusiastically OF IL
great value. He said; ~ have through
great series Of experiments satisfied my
self of the purity and excellence OF you
preparation. The bread has no Aoid, 4
easily digested, and OF The beat taste
Aside from the convenienees this invalu
able idss Of yours has provided, ! copsi
der this invention rs one of the most uss
full gifts which science has made TO man
kind. II is certain that The nutntiv
value OF the -four will be increased tel
per cent. by your phosphate preparation
and the result Is precisely the same AZ
the fertility OF our wheat fields had beel
lnereas. d by that amount. What's q won
derful fesult is thikW
Rumford Yeast Powder, which 10 q
unive sally sold In this section, Is q pro
duct OF Prof Horsiord's process.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ATra,n WreoKen and ON Fire.

Express train No. 8 on the Detroit,
Grand Haven and Milwaukee Railroad, 4,
which lefi Dstroit aJ 4 30 p. N. on Sat-
urday, was thrown from the trsok be-
tween Gaines and DuIanG, GJ-n stStS
Ave miles West OF there, by u bsuken
rail. IT, train Was running forty Ave
miles an hour, aud every thing but the
locomotive LET'S the tack, the bARRa2
exprals and smoking cars overtnrntng
and catching FIRE, but the damss were
speedily exlinGuished. All the pas.
ssnksrs were badly shaken up and
several se,lUns y Injured. Geo. Thomas,
OF Owosro, had a RIB broken and was
injured internally, probably fatally.
Judd Tyler, express messenger, was
badly bruiged. Lw Merrill. baggage
man, badly bruised nbaut tue head and
tace. Miss Mario FREELY, Of Linden,
cut by broken glass. A man named
BigeloW and an unknown man we're
painfully barnsd.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Non-Union Mon ThToa.ened.

eHAAoKTE, Pa, Jan. 28 Several
non union miners, while on their way
tn work at tho Henry Clay aud Bear
Valley collieTies were hailed while
crossing the mountains at $40 this
morning and commanded to return
home, which command they obeyed.
They were stopped At various points on
the mountAin paths, but were unable TO
recognize the parties who halted them,
as IL wAa quite dark They were told
that II they peesisted In going to work
they would be killed.
The GOAL aud iron police are daily
escorting some OF the men who were
threatened to and ffom work, Thera is
much bad feeling uvey the return to
work of tio repair mintTs at the Luke
BIdler and UAmeron eollieIies, aud
charges of bad fsiih are mada agatnAt
uoms OF the Leading strikers. The report
that the Henry Olay colieTy would sus
pend operations owing 10 he difficulty
experienced In securing men to fully
operAte the collier7 is pronounced false.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Academy of Music.

Miss Katie Hart will commence
= three nights engagement at the Aea-
deny Of Music this evening In Robert
Griffin Morris new play the "Quaker's
Child" The New York Star Of December
Goth said: Miss Katie Hart, the charm =
ing comeaienne, played the leading part
last night In Robert Griffin Morris new
comedy, THE Quaker's Child" The
piece is full OF fun, the dialogue Ia taking
aud there Is no end of catching songs.
Miss Hart made the best OF ,her character
and her singing and dancing were receiv.
ed with favor. The usual matinees will
BE- given ON Tuesday and Wednesday, and
crowded houses should be the rule. The
latter part OF the week the Weston
I'll appear,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Lnrhin's estats. city.
NongrsssIonAl.

The education bill, which is The unfn-
ished business In the Unised States Sen
ate, is lively to give place 10 day or to-
morrow to the House bill providing for
the support Of agricultural experiment
stations. Should the education bill be
voted upon before the end OF the week,
IL will probably be succeeded by the
undeivaluaiiOn or the dependent pensions
bill la the House, the urgent deficiency
bill viii be reported and Its consideration
will occupy day OF two. The wilkins
National bank bill stands first in the
order of unfinished business but 1t Is
thought that II not disposed OF by Thurs
day 10 will be sent back to the calsndar,
aud election eases will be called up on
thai day The pension nppropr alton bill
which II privileged matter, may be called
up for action during the week, and an at
tempt will be made to pass the Paris kx-
position bill.
The House committee on civil ,erviee
reform on Saturday decided to r,port ad-
versely on MIR. Grains bill 10 create re-
tired list In the civil service.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
BiAlne's Nov nook,

The report that Mr.. Blaine conteus-
plates writing q book descriptive OF his
! urney round the world ip good
enough TO be true-thouRh We suspect
that 1t isn't. Whatever doubts partisan
pref JudioeB and preferences may create
as " Mr.. Blaine's fitness for the Presi-
denoy, there can be no question that he
would wtito . mont entertaining and
valuable book OF travels. The Maine
statssmAn is mot only impressionable %
y photographic plate TO all that rasaes
before him, but he has q remarkably
bright and kesn pair Of eyes, and an
active brAin well prepared to take In
the contrasts OF the Old civilizations
with the new Republic. A book of
travel by Blsine would be more inter.
ettinR and would stouro far wider
sale than his hlsIory OF Congressional
experiences His nomination and cleo,
tion TO tbs Presidency would. OF course,
prevent Its prepSrAtioA. But We do
aot advise him 10 neglect his note book :
on account OF this far remote contiu
gsncy. Authorship is sure. Politics
may be said 10 be exceedingly uncer.
! tain.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
An opera usmpAny,s rrouble.

When the National Opera Company
reached the A0phion rhsStre in Brook
Ign on Saturday Its properties were
seized by tho sheriff OF KiR2s Comfy
By virtue of an execution of = iudg-
ment obtained somo months ago BY
Mme. Fursoh. Madi, The priua donna.
for S6 7s2 for strvlcss rendered. AL
the scsne1. oUstumes, plays aud other
property were seized, though several
members of the company claimed that
the property was theirs individually
Mne Fursoh .Madi has q suit pending
In tho New York SuptemeCoutt ngaiuel
the National Conservatory of Music fol
$40 eco for seEvi0as As dlrecirebs of the
school. The case will be moved for tria
next month.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
nrsvitaes
rno ohanpssd hRs house i'm ths o1fy
Mum ord Hrou,' AOA slArket street

1'ho ohaApsst hRs house i'm the o1fy
Mum oFd Bros AO4 slarket street.
Try Bush's coal you will nks n.
BraEilian Balm cures ssld; 10 doses, 100.
Go to Murphey's for your bed springs,
Buy your furniture at Mdrphey's.
Try Bush'S coal you will surely tfke II.
MnlArd Y. Davis, Jsweler, e. Second st.
Fine ls X. Rings, ~ Hanrs, IS u. Fourth.
Y. Roop smith, drugEist 5eh aad King.
American Laundry, eR West TrSnt street.
First class furniture AT kurphey's, 800 Ship
ley street.
$3.50 cash will buy brick houso. Apply
TO uGaid b 10.
The best cough candy a. no. q W. sosond
street.
10 TO Geo. Il. Murphcy's for youL PArl OF
chamber and dining room furniture. Sos SAip
ley street.
J. q. bryant, No. u East Seventh street
Ia taking orders for the revised and IAtos'
odi Ion of samantha 1T Saratoga. Prlos re-
duood 10 SLTb. Agents wanted.
II you want your Heaters and Range over
hauled aud put In good order for the Water
send your order to I, EAst Fourth street Pick
els Sluve and Heater Company. by tele
phone, Number S2S, II will be p~oanpuy ttsn
aed to
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
SPECIAL Mention.
Dr. s,nn.s' nys onro.

The fnsst eye tonic, eye strsng,hsfes
aad promoter Of . oleAr, healthy, st,ong
sight Weak. innAped and sors ayes
are quickly cured. LoBz sighastness,
or short or nsAr sightsdneus 10 wonder
fully relieved by rsstoEtag the lost
action Of the nerve, by removing all
rarAlytis or oopgcstive tendencies.
Bad eyes are made eocd, weak eyes are
made strong aud dissAssd eyes are made
we'll BY using this famous eye Asdi.
cine. $50. ARd Geo. bottles supplied.
Main depot Foarth and King streets,
Wiimingto Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
nxhfe,tlon OF rsusro,aerr.

Those interested In decorating and
masking their homes beautiful should
call and inspect tho exhibition OF em
bIoidered housshold articles At the
Singer Mfg. Cos oaloe, No. $40 Market
street. This 10 certainly the hnest thing
Of the kind ever seen In WilniuRton.
The exhibition Ia free to all, and the
ladies should not miss the opportunity
OF seeing TO what use thai most usefu
household article, the New High Arm
Singer machine, can execute. No. SIC
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
HAhlIC EAl0

On Saturday afternoon l.. W. stidhAm
4 Son, Auctioneers, sold for Thomas K
Lally, agent to effect the sale, the real
estaIe OF Sarah Ssrring, late the property
of John sArring,. deceased, consisting ioi
a lot of land on the southerly side OF
Front street and known as No. 424, hay
ing frontage OF IS feet inches or that
street aud extending leo feet 10 the p
w. 4 b. Railroad on Water street, con
tanning q three story brick store and
dwelling to William II Pierson Tor
81, ,S25 R. C. Fraim, Esq, was attor-
ney for exeeutrlx.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
KeRiatrar,a Report

During the week ending at noon last
Saturday there wero births, II marriages
and 20 deaths reported to Registrar Lee
as having occurred in this city, against
IS deaths for the eorrespo 1ding week Of
last year Causes Of death: Pneumonia,
5; consumption. 4; cholera infantum,
catarrh, membraneous Group, paralysis,
each; Asthenia, compression of brain, con
vulsions, Group, empyemia, gastritls,
natural causes perltonits, scrotulA,
smallpox, typhoid fever, whooping
cough, each.
Ages of deeeased-Under l year, 10
from to 2, 2 from TO 10, 3; from 10 tC
30. /; from 20 TO 80, 3; from so to 40, 2
from 40 to 90, /; from 80 TO to, 5; from
60 to 10, L; from 70 to 50. /.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Apr.,sy Womna,s seeros.

LOOK YOUNG rs long ~ you oan,
prevent tendency 10 wrinkles or a9eing
OF the skin by using LEAURELI,E
OIL. Alegans for clearing complexion,
rough skin, chapped fsoe or hands.
Keeps the hands and face soft and
smooth. Preserves @ youthful, plump
condition OF the foGturea Only sub
stance eIistiDR thet will prevent or
arrest tendency to wrinkles. An elegant
drssSlng and preservatiVs tonic for lhe
hair. No oil or grease. Ask for Lenu'
relic Oil. &l.00 ~ dru&gist9.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
a UArd,

To all who are suffering fToTs the on.
rors and tndisogotions of youth, nervous
weak ness, carly docAy, loos OF manhood
&c., will send q rooipe thas will cure
you, EREE or CHARGE. This great
remedy wAs discovered by missionary
in Bouth America. Send n pelf-sddregs'
cd envelope 20 the Raw. JosEPA 4.
IAnAA etss.pu ID. New YoSh UftT.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ARroker,a IlswsfAlI.

Jacob Sutterlin, formerly well known
broker, was arrested on the flo1r of the
New York Consolidated Exchange ON
Saturday on charge of forgery preferred
by Charles A. Rogers, president of the
Breeze Mining Company. He confessed
TO Inspector Syrnes that since he tailed
eighteen months ago he had made a
rather precarious living by systematic
swindling by means Of forged cnecks.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Isitso In wIlmingtoLs

"My beloved brethern, said western
minister, ait fills my heart with Joy TO In
form you that the Mayor of our little city
hiss experienced the change OF heart, and
hereafter will labor with us in advancing
our great and glorious cause"
Murmurs OF approval among the con-
gregation.
'iAnd as mark of the respect and es-
TEEN we hold for him, and the high con-
fidence We repose In our new brother, the
taking up of the collection will be In
trusted to his care on this blessed Sabbath
morn"
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
rho x.pnAn Library Reception.

The annual reception of the Rsbman
Library Association, which will be
given in the auditorium OF the Insu'
tute Hail on Friday evening, February
ID, promises to be one OF the most en-
ioysble events that has taken plaoe
this season, and the oommitteo are
leaving nothing undone TO make II sor
pass any of their previous underiak
inQs. Professor Alborts full orchestra
will furnish the music. TickalE, 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
KSLrinlnp rrintara

Operations at the Paterson Morning
Call Office came suddenly to Blanustill
on Saturday, When time lme for busi-
ness and work neither reporters nor COM
positors appeared. The strikers claim
that promises of increased pay have not
been kept.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
ohnnes .r.r Hnzrnrn..

HaviAg seld my place in the ooautzJ
At Grsenbank, will offer At private
sale q good Gov that can't be beat and
will sell ct . bArgaiu; . good batter
COW; T-ys1r old horse; . SOW pig,
Chester County white, 4 months old; .
large cylinder stove, used about one
year; hoes, rakes, forks, bee hives, and
= lot OF choice Plymouth Rsck chick
ems and . good Bhepsrd dog. Inquire
st residence, Grssnbenk, Dsl.. or Rs-
PUBLICAN oAice. W. 6oeTT VnRNoN.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
A EIaddinS Accident.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2J.-While
coAstIpR On AllegnAny avenue yester-
day, Johu Taylor, agsi 10 years, was
thrown from his SLED and dashed
Azainst q lAmp-post His right leg was
laid open to the bona, from the knee to
the ankle, and tue physioians at the
German Hospital, to which he Was
taken, do not think he oan recover.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Not Partner,

Mrs. Popp wishes It stated shat Harry
HelpRod, who decamped last Tnurs.
day evening, WAS not . partner In the
bRrberiug Dusiaess at the shaving
saloon No. 3 East Third street, but was
only hired by he1 husband, nnd after
his death by her, 10 attend to the
plaoe. The business will now be in
charge OF John II. Nessllu, who will
give prompt attention to all customers.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
passenger Trains UsIiids,

eArANNAH, Ca, Jan. 20 a spscia
froln Jessup sAya that the. .sacoud Sec
tlon OF = passenger train ran into the
Arst section nsar slreven, on the SA.
vannAh, Florida and Western Railroad, (,
last evening killing Eagineer Devine
aud BeTio1sly injuring his fireman.
-Four sleeping cars were b1rnet.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
,.,,,na n, YhiIad slpnia.
|eslthstsndiaE the fsot that

|SslthGtandlsE the fact that the Ice
\, sshuylkill Ia covered with \
In crust Of snow, about i've thouI-
ps.pl. were skating on the river
t,rday SiteTnoon bet seen Columbia
hu, bridge and the dam. The
ErQ was very poor, but the skaters
IsGT,d to cI JOY themselves rotwith
kdinR thst fact There was no
|poe ior any fancy skating and there
n few experts on the Toe.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Memsn. Delays arc pHsgerousI

Madame Rsvsre's Female Pills for
women never fail to always give speedy
and certain relief 5atisfaotiou guarAn-
teed or money returned. Sent BY mail.
securely sealed, in plain wrapper. for
one dollar; three boxes for i've dollars.
Particulars in letter for four cents In
postage stAmps. Address Mrs. n
RBVHRR, Box ssS, Jsrsey City, N. J
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Dr. simuns, White Puimonse BAisa.a,

the great leading lung remedy OF
Wilmington, Del. No one ever reaches
consumption who uses 1t IN time; 10
will always prevent and uost frequent
ly oarea consumption. II stands unex.
oolled for curing coughs, hoarsenese,
Group, sore throat, 40, bos. and el.oe.
Depot Fourth aud King. Sold By
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

w. 3. Clutch, of Taunton, Msss., is
about contracting for o.hCr fodr-
masIed schooner Of , 800 tons capacity
for the cosl.carry tug trade. Shs will
b. built OF steel, either ut Philadelphia
OF this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Reo mems En.sr,n,nmont.

Last Saturday evening, Lenape Tribe,
No. @, Imp. D. X M, give an enjoyable
entertainment at their wigwam, Sixth
and Shipley streets The exercises con-
sisted Of minstrel performance, with
Joseph Sanderson and George Turner as
end men and, the excellent manner in
which 1t was conducted, Won the applause
Of the audience There was no charge
for admission and quite large audience
was present.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
A B,ess,ng to Every Woman,

Thosa OF oar lady readers who would
like 10 know how child bearing may be
made painless and aAfs oAn get the In.
formation In ssaled envelope by send
Ing four osuis In postage stamps 10
Mrs. N. REVERE, B1x 9SS, Jersey
Oily, Nj.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
-1
Americans k6IlIed,

Two Americans named j. Opper and
.6. w. jacobs, white prospecting in the
district OF M)nteZ1ma, In the Sierra
MAdre Mountains, were killed b Iu-
diAns on OF about tine 25 h ultimU. Two
others are reported missing.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

Don't!-If dealer offers you a bottle
of Salvation Oh In u mUttlnted or de
faced package, don't buy it at any price
lit may bs dangerous and worthless
counterfeit. lna.st upon getting q per-
feet, uubIokeu, genuine package.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
MmA Rn1A

that everybody ought 10 know tat A.
Sergeant givos Se40 lbs. Of tho beet, we'll
cleaned coal In every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hieoV hndliHg wood in large
loadA Lime for whitsWAshing. Yard,
foot Of Monroe street. Central ofiee,
Seventh and King sHosts. Look for the
blue sign. Oponin1 in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Faith Cures.


NRw YORK, Jan. 2o.-Rev. DIR. r.
Huber Newton preached y sermon on
"Faith Cures" to-day. Hypnotism
aud Mesmerism, he said. had some vir.
tue, and "SpirituSlisnn," he continued,
"hao It's healing mediums through
which wonderful effects arc expert
enoed, whstevtr our theory OF the cause
may be. The faith cure IL working Its
marvels as you msy sec upon investi
CATION. Catholic shrines arc seHting Z
hos,s OF people back from their pilgrim
ages, to all practical intent, cured.
Plainly the fact OF oooult healing Is q
much larger fact than 10 ordinarily sup
posed, aua one much more difnnult OF
being slowed away In q neat little
theory than 10 ex reoted. All these forms
Of occult healing reached far back
through the different centuries since she
creation Of man. The power OF mind
over the body for disease or for health
10 no new notion. Imagination, which
cures imaginative diseases, may aid in
curing most actual diseases. The mind
cure hAs systemAtiHsd common sense
concerning mental infiuence on the
body. The philosophy Of the power ol
mind over m after IL as old rs Plato and
the HlndOos. Il is exaggerated and
sometimes oArioAtured In the meta
physloa Of the new system
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
FoItpne 10 UhnrIty.

John Wilson, a bachelor farmer, died
near Montgomery, Ala, isst week,
leaving en- estate valued ct $50 600. He
lefs Jhe bulk Of thus To Orphsus' Home
at Tuskeaee, and tbs Desi, Dumb aad
Blind Institute Mt Tslladega.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
AaUsh4a hETs.
F.F. proCtor's Acaaeny Of Music

rnrea nights, oommouciaS Monday. Jan.
50 Matintes lue:dag ant " ~ednesiay az
ternOons. tho charming little bOunrotte,
NJ las katis mart, in sob RI tartltin orrik,
Tom sdv IRA ca suocssi, 1.-THE "QUAK-
ER'S CHILD
Thres nights, oonms acing Ihnr'daY, Feb.
= MattnGes FIii@y and saturday after
moons, Weston BTU'3 s ~ noTtai D. q mag
ptfioent e5neRnJ Of u ctr lpll!ian artists IN
the Immensely suec Sssiul musical comedy
drama, Written by uhas Foster, ESQ. au !hor
OF hertha, the alag aiaoaine ifir', AMI
entitled rae Way oftle World
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

made clear as crystal with "RoEgh on
Dirt" sNds or soap should NOT be used.
Ii you would have them clear, pure,
clean and bright, without odor or taste
of soap, uso "RouRh on Dirs." 100. and
2bc packages. DrlR1lAts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
JaAlnusY Inc Uanse

Norton Metsalf, hop dealer o. huEustN
Centre. Oneida county, N. Y. WAS shot ana
Killed On sunday while returning from church
by Nlrgil Jackson, l. wea thy fhTnsr, who WAS
Isaleus Of Netcal IS attention to 1lA5 wife. uUd
VINO claims LAat he Acted In self-defense.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

FoR DYsPKPsIA nnu Liver OomplAiat
You have printed guarantee on every
bottle Of 5hiloh's VitAllEer. Ii mover
faila to cure. Bold by N. b. Danforth.
cor. 3nd Il Market streets
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Pnrann DnMnaLoaeR

The suit OF Rsv. W. W. Downs
formerly Of the Bowdoln Square SAp
ttst Church, Boston, fer $500 arrears of
SALARY, was on Saturday. decided
nRAlnBt him.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30

6HILoK's OoUoH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on guarantees. II
oures consumption. Sold hy II. b. Dan
forth, cor. And and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-30
Tired OF Life.

LANCASTER, Pa, Jan. 20.-Ssmuel
Hartman, son OF John Hartman, o
prominent los dealer Of this city, com
nitted suicide BY taking morphine on
SstsrdAy afternoon. About 1 O'Clock
on that day the young man entered the
Adams Express chi % In tho Pannsyl
vAnia Railroad station and bid ono OF
the employees goodbye. No import.
anoe Was attached 10 his absence until
. o'clock In the evening, at which hour
he bad not yet appeared. A boy WAS
teut TO the loft Of the stable, and he
found the young man lying outstretohed
and unconscious on several bales OF
hay. He was carried into bis fathers
house and two physlcians did all In
their power TO save his lite. When he
was feund he Was NEARLY froxen. at
half past l O'Clock this morning he
died. He had swallowed twelve grains
OF morphiBs. Ga the Tuesday evening
previous be sent . boy for morphine,
but the druggist refused 10 dll the order.
About Two weeks ago the suicide bit
Harry Reshe's thumb very badly and
suit was ent,red against him for
mayhem He brooded over this charge
aud 10 led Ii n TO commit self. m urder.
He was insane for . considerable time
and wSs m inmate OF Blookley Hospi
bal for several months In 1887. He wAs
20 years OF age. Coroner Horamou
hold an inquest this morning and run
6ered verdict OF death by suicide
while lAboring under o at Of tempo
rary insanity.