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Daily Republican., 1888-10-25


HarRy n. Buoher, The photographer
81 81 Market street, had q large and
expensive frame IN The lobby ~ the
AOsdamy OF Music containing piotuKea
OF q numbaF Of nosed dramatic celenli
ties. Just pEevioua 10 the openlng OF
the Wilmington Fair he took u ont Tor
exhibition d that plaes. Since then he
has been placing new pictures In u ard
getting u reAdy 10 return 10 the
Academy In time for The performances
which aAl to have taken place this
evening.
When The alarm Vas struck for the
are he was 10 the cot Of engaging man
10 take u to the Academy the next
morning. As Il cost several hundred
dollars, Mr.. BucheR eonsideTB himself =
very lucky man, The frame will now
he hung in the entrance 70 the Opera
H0uB0,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
FOURTH EDITION


What Il left Of the Academy Of Music
SSH pEesenAs 9 sorry eight Nothing
remains but the blAokened walls and Z
few wooden plllars in front. The dooFi
and windows have been boarded up Ia
keep out the curious. No portion Of
The Interior escaped, and the tin rooi
and few warped iron rods attest how
complete WIS The work Of destruction,
The dressing rooms, which are over the
marble works next door 10 the Aoad
envy, were unlpiured, and are the only
places about the building that escaped
the flames, The electric wirea cut dur
Ing the progress OF the hre were ell put
In order and are In operation again.
The safe in the box once In the
theatre Was taken out Of the ruins uu-
iptuRed, with the exceptions OF broken
leg. The contents were unlniured.
London and LAncAbhlIe, $500; Pho
NIX OF New York, Flremen's Fund OF
California, Royal OF IAvsrpool, 81, 500
eaah; OontlnentAisf New York, u, 800.
Proctor b Boulier have 81 500 In She
GermAnia American OF New York, aud
u 800 in the Fire Insurance AsscclA-
tion OF London.
james II. Shoemaker, who has an In.
tsrest Of 81 goo in the Academy, In
tended to have his interest insured last
week 70 the amount Of 5000, but ne
elected 10 do 10 At the time and had m
appointment TO have 1t done to-day.
There ie atill two theories ~ to the
oFlRiE Of the Are, With the growing
opinion that It was the work OF an in !,
osndihry. Mr.. 6ouller ktill sticks to the
Idea that Il was caused By the electric
Wiren. which the electric light men say
Was utterly impossible. Mr.. Boulier
says the less Of the company will foot
up 81 coo. upon which there 10 an In
suvanoo Of between q 900 and Is, coo.
His carpenter bill alone he Says
amounted to 81 200. There Is no talk
whatever yet IN favor OF rebuilding,
and The probability Is that Il will not be
rebuilt.
MessrB Proctor 8 souli,r say that
the engagements fer the Academy will
be cancelled 80 Tar AZ they can, AUD
others win be performed In the opssA
Houee.
The members OF the wsocAcos stsam
Fire Engine Company detira 10 retnrn
thanks 10 Mr.. and Mrs. o. y. Rudolph
Il. II Rumford and others for the kind
nesa shown them on TustdAy night.
Z. L. Rice, JF., who was reported ne
having been the architect OF the Aoad
envy before II was built, says the report
Is incorrect, Aa he understood that u. P.
Buck and W. 7. SlrAughn, the latter
the contractor, were the architects.
great many people, on passing the
ruins, instead Of expressing regrets at
the burning, sesm TO be pleased. The
Academy had many enemies.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Quite an excitemedt was created at
Third and MARKET streets, this morning,
by q quarrel between an Italian woman
and the DHgo, who keeps the frnlt place
In the cellar ind Fellheimer's clothing
store. What caused the racket no one
knows, but 1t Is supposed that II was
about piir Of scales, which the woman
held with one arm, while on the other
she had baby. After iabberiug for
some time In an unlntellgible dialect, the
woman finally threw the scales down,
when the man picked them up aud dashed
them into the street, breaking the frame
all TO pieces. The woman then shook her
ist IN hts face, and after come mare
jargon started of, when peace was re.
stored and the proprietor OF the stand re-
sumed turning the crauk of the machine,
which Is opposed. to furnish fresh roasted
peanuts.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

a. ~
1ne stanles Oh UndertAkerty, were
RuiAn, In Paterson, New transforming.
burned early yesterday Ii OF car.
1,ssnay.aiH eorses and numbe'out S25,.
w., i Qllncy
me mileage, Burlington andrlver, Al
Railroad bridge across Rock n TueE.
Startling, Illinois, was burned q
aAy night, Loss, f25 600. sore of
1hs Wholesale hardware Tornpto.
bamnel Benjamin q Co, IN 1, I,oss,
vas burned on Tuesday nigh
RS0. 900. IA. fen,
Forest fires are raging IN sAloouptisE.
Alameda and sAn JOAQUIN ihSs mean
-DAntornia, and greAt damage / wheat
nene 70 the fruit ranches a. ting m
Several hundred men are hgl
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Mrs. d. A. Walton and Mrs lydia
Maxwell, Of Newark, had q narrow 81.
oApe from being suffooAsed BY gas itom
coal stove Last Monday night. d.
arising on Tuesday morning they fslt
sick, a0d In o short time EftefwATds
they tainted. A phytIcian was osllsS
In and the proper restorAtives Were an
piled. They revived In few minuts,
and were soon out Of danger. Thtir ey.
cape Was narrow one, IS bu, yerv Id
tie mora gas would have led n DEAN
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
Ialla vIoIa..on % LaW )

Attention has beea called to the frame
building, which Is being erected on Eighth
street between Market and King streets,
for the Italian who formerly kept the
fruit stand at the northeast corner OF
Eighth and Market streets There are
some who think that this 10 violation Of
the law ia reference TO the erection Of
frame buildings within the city limits,
and have requested that the attention OF
the building Inspector should be called to
the matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

The tTottipR horse Harry Parker was
killed last Monday. Az one time be
was owned By Levi O. Bird, EfQ., who
sold him to John H. Adams when
Mr.. Adams sold him he made an sRTse
ment with the purohAFer that when the
animal WAS too old for service he should
be killed in the easiest manner possible.
In obedienoe 10 this his last owner, L.
J. BromAn, OF Cedar and Marshall
streets, had him killed. He was about
30 years old.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

eAH ANTONIO. Tex Oct.
people OF Brownsville Are I'd
cited over tbs homhArdmens q
denos ntRr that town BY
handF. Last Friday plght I
keepers housR OF Point label
By Mrs. Bchrelber, widow II
keeper, wAa struck by q shovel
gle nails. Tho occupants paid
tentiou 10 It Dntll the next MD
about dark tbs shower OF raI
sgaip, this tins moro vlgotod
before, varied by an occasion
ahell and clcd OF dirt.
People gathered but could
whate the missiles clme fret
night tho bombardmenl vas co
briekbAts being added 70 "a
and nails and evtrJ now and
old scrap Of iron OF copper
Mrs KrOuntza, Judge Lightbg
several Others were struck ald
rolled through the house or d
windows.
A crowd collected ard sdeput
from BroWDayills, who WAb %
TO investigate. mAde q careful
but oonld discover no SOM
whence the ghOEe' Of niIi
The euperalil'Oul mariners Al
Insist that ahos,s Ate the Glen
aay thAt Il 10 teebuis thia liz
10 Of great use TO committees
Qua By order Of The lhghlhou
through some difhCnlty In
title 10 the land,
As 1t 10 not In operation thsl
believe q legend started that d
waF 10 WAS put ont one nl
Lighthouse keeper 10 leaIna vii
ers and q schooner vas eLtcat
and atOutly mAintAin that tha
the drowned sailors are kicklnl
present trouble aB , marx Of
approval Of the absence Of III
beacon. About ten yeAfl $50 i
OF County CLERK GlAentese, In
vile, was similarly tombArtt1
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

The TlppecAnoe Club met
and made arrangements fer
a telegraph inItrumeLt Tor
tion Of news on the night Of !
9Th. Tickets Of admission VII
tflbuted to all membera in sol
log, 90 that they may o6tAin
10 the room without being cio'
The Fifth Ward Republl'
met IN the Institute building i
81 which several membefs
mitted. Addresses were mi
number Of members.
The Third WAfd DEMOCRATS
night and made ETTapgemeD '
meeting ct Fourth and hsdls
tonight, which IL 10 be
by w. T. Lyman, Esq., and
Handy.
Arrangements have bean Q
for receiving the election rtta
Republican hsadquaTtere 10
tuts ball on the night Of NO
On Saturday night rex; the
cans of this city will be atdis
the subject Of tariff BY =
Thropp Of LhnsdoHne, Pa. ID
IA practical ironworker, al
oughly oonversAut with the
Of The tariff 10 the protection.
ais speech will be parilaui1
estlnE TO Worklugmen.
n b. Bradford, Elq., will
Workinemtn OF this CITY on
OF protection at the lnitl'ule
aAturiav rl.h. Nny Z
WiiIsfd ); uisbdfyr Jr,i ~
T. Lyman. E.q are sdySIlls
for The Eighth ward Dsn'
morrow night.
Tas Democrats Of The ~ q
gill hold 4 meeting ~ No. ~
street tomorrow night, All.
A democratic MAS meesl1
i I'd In the stcond ward, on
~ A. >aus between Head -
- ~ n ~ Tho speakers
"a y S T. q. Van. SsriiI and d
Egda. -. /.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

DR.. J. L. F0Fwold, . former Demo
cratic Mayor OF Chester, Pa, will ID.
dress Republican meeting ~ Booths
Corner next Monday evening. The
rehidents Of Brandy wine HuniTed
should take the opportunity TO hear the
doctor awe reason why be cannot
support Cleveland and his free trade
theories,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Z Dos' hme, WISE
II. y. Proctor, Of theatrical h.ftsE III
u cur city yesterday, looking
bhIeresh hste. Backing
Department Commander ldal visit
ham and staff will pay An ofid eAtur
70 Watson poat, G. A, R., nes
day evening At New Castle. Mn,,c.'
The Hanover Literary and Inc led
Booiaty will hold . meetlng In hay even
lure room of the church on Fridlram FOL
Ing, ct z 80 O'Clock. The pToH hiRhl,
lhe occasion viii DO varied and
sntsttlininR. ,,,l,o,
Il SPeaks very bad for The misty o s.
p Professional gentleman Of this One com.
bssn down ''0n tho coast" in ~ viii
pa1y Of bums, drinking Whis emsn Il
bhem from \ bottle The RentlAlents o
whom We have reference has hme suol
20 mean order, bui be has bscd has los
, slave to intoxioanis that no dence o
III sellretpeot, and the oonem, n BIZ
bhoss who would gladly aid hlslsekl q
would free himself from the
hat bind him.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
A seAooEsE Rspollsa 80

sr goHs's, N. B., October 28,-CsD.
tain Hanley of the schooner TrenIoPp
which arrived here to day, states tbai
there is good reason to b iieye that a.
Echoonefy C. Nash, Captain Crov,e Se
ir5m Calais, bound for New Yorh I,
lost with all on board. He ma sd co,a
siderable Wrtekage marked with III
schooner's name, also an upturned boat
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

HKw York, Dot. 2j "A ias into he
train on the Erie Railroad ran ldsViIls
rear Of another freight near forge Nc.
Sarly yesterday morning. Ge.led aud
t.sa ,.sa y. DIAkeman, was kindly in-
=s.se V'ng5 uAlnmen were BIZ be tent
r.,o Ds!oss : nAgmhn ooulihsd into
~ 49,, pAsssnger train dAIl dCZsn
frsisb. l 80 i've On Eines and No pas
sfnElrs were huEt,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

T.a.ou -. hundred
1900 9 ., st5zet o. feneadsr ], for San
Joss W,,,t W T9ss LAY morning pleased
lii ~ sseyi NAhIoFnlh. II be 70 u hil
hrma AJ ~ Sioaauy ne Will NAL Frazer,
-has he = ototneI, Samuel a. 00lspo
Cs1nts ~, aesasaa IN San Lul arr, and
IA snss5s ,St sns pAss fifteen ytlok rails
iug IA ia.miaE and stJ lner and
Amenbsr OF the grand inrv
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

The KspnstI News has The following.
William Luiz, . butcher of Mermaid.
Delaware. Was on bis way to Kenpstt
early Qn Tuesday pQEplnei when des.
asndihS \ short atesp bill hear Hookts
sin Del, be onoolntSred q ienoe huilt
across the road. Had 1t not Been FOR 4
good break on his wagon, he oould moi
bAVe stopped in time to prevent 4 FER
ious accident. Whistler the fenoe IL a
bsen put there for practical Joke or d
Aid In the commission OF crime. IA :
mystaEy. The culprlt should Be ferret.
"a ont and dealt with TIE utmost sever
ity Of the law.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
LlInIl.


FENEEMoRE.-on the $50 irst, II. Scott
Eennemore, 10 his 18th year.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully In.
yitod 70 attend the fansTal on Friday morn
lnF, the 9Th, 81 10 O'Clock, from the resi-.
deros OF bis mother, frnReea Fennemors,
West etT0et htl)W the railroad Services 10
Akoury ID. +. Church. intsrment at River.
view,
NkEH-On the 2tth inst, Hannah M, wife
OF Cornelius Honn, aged % years,
Relatives and friends OF the fAmtly are
respectfully Invited TO attend her furetal
from the residence Of htr husband, NO
boa East sixth street, on Friday afternoon,
At 20 o'clock. Intefmant At WilminRton
and BRANDY wine cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
ON THURSDAY,
THE isT DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1884,
at o'clock D. m,

The following described real estate. viz;
All that cert in lot or piece OF land with
the buildings thereon erected, Situate in the
city Of Wilmington, bounded and described 10
beginning at point on th2 easterly aide OF
Monroe street at the dis Ance of 1876 feet az
Inch g ncrteefly from the noTthe ly side 81
Ienth stleet, thence eaEtsriy aud parallel with
Tenth street and passing lhf6uga The middle
Of the division wall Of this and tlfs "a.
Joining house on the south 40 feet 10 a sake,
thence northerly and para lei with Monroe
slTtSt ~ Iget p another stake, lbepse BsRsetly
parallel Hith Ten tn street and passing Though
the middle of the vision wall cf thig AID
a ADJOINING house on the north 20 feat 10 IA :
Aforesaid side Of Monroe street aud thence
hereby soulherly 10 feet TO the place Of be-
Rlpning, be the contents thereof what thgy
m4y,' Book NJ, vol. la page l67, etc.
Seizgd and taken into execution as the prom
ertJ Of Annie E. strAuRhn and william h
Btraukhn, her husband, and Matte 3. Holt
and Harry, u. Holt her husband, I. T..
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff,
,ssIberif's Once, Wilmington, o.tober igth,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

The Republican meeting ct RooklApd
last night Vas . very large one, AZ
audience numbering about 400, Ed.
ward Mole presided, assisted by . nun.
bsr OF vice presidents. The Oentreyille
club was present, and . striking feature
ol tbs meeting WRa Andy WIlliama'
LOG cabin, we'll supplied With cider ma
llnoupg. Addresses were mads nv
Washington HAltingB and Lsvi d.
Bird, Esq. Mr.. Bird 10 credited viii
making the best effort Of his iife. "a 1
campaign speaker, and the remarks of
Mr.. Hastings were literally spplAudsd
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
FIFTH EDI


A notable instance Of
complained By enersc
shown In the case Of IN
and George NJ. RlanI
men, who two years 1g1
harness bualnsss q ia
eeoosd and Orange ntre
nothing In the place bui
and they had very llttle
we're pERotioal workm sn
q energy and push. wi
their modest establlshm
some who predicted thai
three months they Wou
close and return TO mn
Journey men, while other
heads and were conhdd
weeks would be suiilol
them with the expsrlmss
however, has proved mi
Without their host, as nd
gown and increased MI
have ali the work they h
selves, and furnish en-
three or four competent IA
They make al their
when Q reporter visited
morning he found both n
and several hands as IN
Mr., Parker stated thatit
bio Ter them to get much (
- they we're constantly em
Ing orders. Tn Q no doubt
excellence OF their work.
compare fAvorAbly with
featured BY any arm Ia n
They use nothing but al
quality OF stock, and eve
work is subjected to The
spectiUn OF the proptletorS
delivered TO the purchaser.
These y0ung men have h
In their calling, and now ha
faction Of knowing tbs. /
business which not onIy
aud their employee busy
BtAntly iucseAaiDR. To m
mands they have been obll
the adjoining bnildipg, and
upper part Of the building OF
One room upstairs 10 used
anothtr for q woikToom, vi
10 known as the stock r,
make all kinds Of harness
deal Ia any mAohlns made !
stock consists OF horse /
which they have an euoellI
fobef, goat robes and fancy
OF which they arc selling
rates. They also have a
trunks, travelling bags, D
whips and every thing else
10 the business. Their estAl
known ~ the EaIerprll,
Works, aud IS the ilrm's {
light, they are enabled to
best and aueit work a. tho Il
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

OLARK-POWELL.-At st. PAul's M.F.
Patronage, COS West Seventh Ltrbtt, this
city on Wednesday, the 2tth last by Rev.
Emma Powell, both OF BrAndyWino
Sprirgs.
LOaUE-MILIiER- the residences ef
the BRIDES parsnts, at Hillside Mills,
christina Hundred. on the Isth Inblank
by the Kew. 4. II, Mcdowell, Mr william
Miller.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Our SO inch English Broad Cloth
at 80 cents yard is stunning
bargain. You pay in Philadelphia,
Sl.6O for an extra fine quality we sell al
81. You wonder how we do it. Cash to
buy with and small expenses tells the
storys
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

One Of the bill posters of Chester was
punished the other day for posting up =
bill which declared That the SAioOr 3
must TO-" as . saloon keeper took OF.
Tense and ent the board on which It was
posted, saying nhs would show that the
board must az"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

oANTRALIA, oJt. a. -IhsO q, bInh ~
b,su 70 q i ne oWnsrahlp Of v cd wbIcS
s,sn ~ lIlgation fIr gears, nv ,bs
y 81 aNAroed TO X, Cumming 500 bas
pisme Uo1rl several moutbs a. 1, ISs
.snea Out TO be Of fer erss ~ o on.9
saan - nrIt auppoEed. A We, M ~ -
osst.. lSO lest ia width a soo ~ az
S SSas Quality has besp /, asO'et0u
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
ON SATURDAY
THE 9TH DAY OF oCTCBER, 1883,
at2o'elock, p. H.,

The following described real estate, viz.
All that certain lot or piece OF land sltusts
N Centfeylllei thristlanA hundred New
Caslle county, and state Of Delaware found
ed and described as follows to viii;
Beklnnlng on the easteriy sice OF the Ken
nett TnTnplkc, being on the edge OF the same,
Ezekiel Bailey north Il degrees. esst' rshninS
" leet northwest ofthe stone at the south.
west corner Of sad loI I've perches and eight
west perchss 70 STAKE. ana sOIth "a deerees.
SeAl y fe ptrehes and eight tenthB 70 the esFt
Of the 1urnT!ke af0resaid, thehse M ire
same south 70 3-i dc grees, Cast perohes TO the
place OF beginning, containing one quarter Of
an acre, be the sane more or less, With the
bulldings thereon erected. Book v, Vol, III,
lied and taken in execution As the I ron.
elN Of franklin W. Clement and Katie NJ
Cement his wife, and l. rs, and to be sold
s,.-..--.. 9lLE5 JAMESON, Bherif.
sbefif'a once, Wilmington, Oct 10 isss.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Beveral local enthusiasts are trying
to arrange . game OF base ball Of the
Union Street Park on Saturday between
the Houston Club and local nine. The
locals will play several professional ball
tossers, notably Tom Lynch, Higgins,
Flanagan, Cunningham, MeMAhon and
Allen.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Two German Students in Berlin
fought duel with tIlcyoles. Starting
81 500 yards apart, they charged full
tilt against each other, with slight in.
Jury 10 themselves and serious hurts TO
their machines. Their honor was sat
isaed,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

william Mitchell, mentlsS,
farm near Brandywine
made last week, brougn!
large cabbage to town
ons head OF which weiRIsa
This 10 believed to be w ~
baRs ever raised IN TINS 2
Mitchell ssys be ha; s'p
sAne kind, He also
double ntalh, sppAEOItly
each stalk bearing . lsrg
baRe. As ihis was q llLs
WSs secuted by 3 Pro
Third and King ttite
hanging over his s'and'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

1,or 1. "a :. lur nurst
g,S,1a ~ Vngo. ~ you tee ycanum or
S......,, az pApy either lAudi0n want
: @oaS ~, = s,sop u ~ enee. n 3irsn, get
Of. Bulls Baby Syrup. Price ~
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

The correct styles, the excellent quail.
ty, the extreme low price on Childrtn's
Plush and Cashmere Capsis raising havoc
with our stock. We have hard work to
keep it full.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Please do not forget we have the best
line of stockinette jackets ESQ our Gus,
toners say that is shown In the city.
Also good line Of children's coats. You
known lit money buys one.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
on SATURDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1854
At2o'clock, p. NJ,


Tic following described real estate, viz:
No. l, All that certain lot, piecs 5r parcel
of land situate in the city 81 Wilmington
bounded and described as follows; Beginning
~ the Intersection CT the nOrtherly s'de 81
third street, with the westerly side Of Orange
thence WITH said side Of Orange street, uorih.
erly 81 feet Inches to land iate of Stephen
Postles, thence with sAid stephon Postles
land westerly and parallel TO Third street Sc
stephen fostles, thence with said land and
laad OF Others sOutherlY parallel TO Orange
street % teet N ctes mCn or less TO the said
side OF Third street ami thence herewith
easterly y feet iRches more or less 10 the
place OF beginning with a very IArte brick
and frame shops thereon er, cted,
NO, 2. All that certain lot, piece or parcel
OF land with the buildings thereon erected
situate Ia the city OF Wilmington Aforesaid
bounded and des rlbed as follows, TO vii;
Beginning at the nOTthcTly side ofihird street
between Orange aud Tstnall streets at the
distance Of 81 feet inches from the westerly
slde OF orange street being corner OF Peter
sprlnger's land thence byA lire Of the same
inches 70 corner thence by = line of land late
ofstephen POstles westerly 2s feet 10 Inches 10
smother corner thence sOutlsr ly parallel 10
the hrst mentioned line and Orange street
along line Of oth1T lands Of John Ferris on
the Wrst 81 feet inches to the afoTesf I'd north
erly side Of Third street and thence there with
eastefly Is teet 10 Inches to the place Of begin
nlnR, Book >, Vol. IL page 4i), &C.. with q
two. story stable or Htofe house.
Seized and taken In execution as the proper,
" OF Springer Morley, Cause Company, and
70 be sold BY GILES JAMESON, Sheiiff
sherln's once, Wilmington October q, Isss.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

NOV for bargains. ,eets and
CAL o. Second and TStnAllstp OopRAus
see the loo. Tam 0'ShSnters; 4
A zephyE goods Of all kinds.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Fail and winter weight goods for
suiilHgs, vests and pants; good patterns,
with ht and style guaranteed, ~ 8, r.
Thorp's, No. 6lSh Market stIeet,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Those Ladies' Soc vests aud pants, fne
gsuze, richly trimmed, are fairly walking
away at 4lC. Price is a wonderful big
item,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

wanted Immediately so 10 II upd. J,.
Sin East E Apply to Fred XII ninglon,
D ia Aa'' Fourth ar ct, VIII
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
ElIT'II 0!.


News SUMMARY. as offered
fArtln q Kansas, lension Of
$500 Tor the sppref internal
iity Of sending an lloded a.
n Aa l rr6reaa, which ext life and
~ mHlIiating the 40 PAeiae
Agent Upham Of y
company re found
khaller and his wife We evening
ono ii Cincinnati las .ller EVIL
sir thrOais cut. schs cut his
HE'D his wife, and ther supposed
soat JealouAy Is the
Is absent
oseph Whitaker, eolored, W Georgia,
ROM ia hone In Blackshear, e and is
- Tuesday, bis house caught d to death.
E6ur small children were burned a.
his cause Of the fire 4 unknown w York,
The sleamships CITY OF Nc left New
4 Galiia, TraTe and Britannia most the
Tord Yesterday morning ct al In ship
aame hour. A race Is expected
ping circles. iron i'm
ian q, Kaibaum, an day even.
m from train on Tues ey, while
Menlo Park, New Jert adelphia,
Je ~ 10 his home IN Phil
an Sas killed. ner and
Stephen eappington, iarT 'sttei In
eheeae manufacturer OF Lafa5 lay morn
hianA, committed suicide yestert ie cause
ing. III health Is aseribed as u nlsl his
Robert Elder, who shot and ! isey, last
fAhes q H&mmontoa, New Jg OF muir
q j, SS.....-.1 5 yestsrday convicted
e., ~ arst degree. William
8goWney shot and killed inoil, on
ia EiizabethtoWn, Ill 4 game Of
10, They Quarreled over
" AGA, New
Governor Hnl arrived in l'h a a Rs-
II, last evening, snd reviewf After
lblican toIchlight procession ID an ad
parade the Governor deliyert
esa. N Akin
eoree Johnston and Villa, stone In
Killed BY the fall Of largi lana, ON
NJ a. ElllOEsyllle, Ind
sdag i at the
me Glenham Hotel was so FORK yes
isal Estate Exchange in New l,0lO.
mday to L. Cutting for g. s or wills
The deialeaeion Of ex ReglsteIestlmated
Rambo. Of Norristoan, Is now
HSi5,0OO. =
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25
SIJACOBS OH,
WHAT 1T IS-

lnR II Is IN ons word cure Il Il not merely re-
ols lief and In sense q eure-Ali. u Il tbs pro-
duet Of scientific rsisarh and va devised Through The
patient balancing Of ehscts
Daily Republican., 1888-10-25

Atsn early hour y
tie dry goods ttore Of
at the northWttt eoJa
Adams streets was was pro.
bed Of about ~ wol
there III ii is no clue to he