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The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-11

JASPER, Ind, January 5-rhe Buck
Shoals Silver Mining and Smelling Com
paDy are smelling aoont twenty tons of
silyer-bearing rock daily, The product is
from six.y-6ve to seventy-fve pounds Of
metal from each blast of twenty-four hours.
An assay of one ton of the rock, at New
and 81 IN gold. The ledge OF rock is in the
bluffs of White river In Dubois County,
Indiana
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DOINGS IN THE STATE
fhe Republican Commissioners Of Rush
County Charged With Exravagsncs.
Young Man Arrested for Wholesale Rob-
berries of Country Stores on Novel
Plan-SentineI Specials.

RUsHvILLE, Ind, January Especial. !
The County Commissioners have been in
session this week, and gwen another
sample of their business ability and econ.
omy. The severe drouth of 1887 has been
very hard financially on farmers and con-
sequently mace money matters close for
every body. The Orphans home has been
an elephant almost from the beginning.
brother-in-law to a Commissioner I'M
loaded an acre and fraction of ground in
the most undesirable outskirt of our city
by selling it to the Commissioners at over
500 per acre above its value for an Or
phans' Home. For years it has been
dead investment. It is not
improved, and nobody wants it. Then
the home was moved from quarters that
were not expensive, into larger building
for which double rent was paid for few
years. So the present Commissioners de-
termined to by ground near the city for a
home and devoted days upon days to tours
OF inspection. At last they bought twenty
acres on a by-road, two miles from town,
at $500 per acre. Their business sagacity
becomes apparent when ii is stated that
they had land offered them the same dis
lance from town, and on a public pike,
which could have been bought for 800 per
acre, They also had chances to buy land
adjoining the city for the same price they
paid for the land they bought so badly 10.
Gated. But the person from whom they
bought, is a stalwart defender Of
the ring; and it is understood
that the hundred dollars per
acre above the real value of the land is a
sort of bonus for yarty services. Bat the
private denunciations among Republicans
indicate that many of them think the
bonus entirely too much for dull times.
And when tax-paying comes the Republi-
rane m tfor and OrT m hlo and Of
ward vote to continue tie old order of
things. OF late the Commissioners have
been in session great deal of the time. 1t
requires one day to open bids and employ
a county physician. Such is Republican
economy In Rush county.
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stnIn Wedding Outfit.

LIBERTY, Ind, January Especial !
Last night burglars entered the merchant
tailoring establishment of D. 6. Pierson,
and from O lot of custom.made clothing
selected a fine sult intended for young
gentleman who was about to wear the gar.
ments at the altar. The burglars certainly
were not of a greedy nature, as several
suits and any amount of fine piece-goods
we've not disturbed.
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A Button Failure.

BLUFIToE, January 9-John Dougherty,
q wealthy lumber dealer of Button, has
assigned. His liabilities run far up into
the thousands, but he has property in ex-
cess of his Indebtedness to the amount of
$4,000. Nearly ali claims due are secured,
save few overdrafts on accounts in the
East.
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Too Much Culture,
Pr0vfdpnpo I0TIrnel

tits to be feared that the police of
Boston have been devoting too much time
to the study of Browning to properly at
tend to their duties, and this has resulted
in the present carnival OF crime, which
makes the burglar so frequently the guest
OF the gentle householder OF Common
wealth avenue aud the slopes OF Beacon
street nsarly as dangerous to the unarmed
sytarer as the passes OF the Abruzzi. At
present Minerva cannot 90 to a Buddhist
seance without imminent danger of being
garroted on the way home.
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Horribly nIaneled by the Cars.

NORTH VERNON, January 5.-LsPeciall--
The North bound train on the J. NJ. d L.
railroad ran over timer tramp, two miles
North Of here. HIS name was William
Myers. his head lay about q rod down
{. the embaRbment away from his body and
one leg was ten feet from the body on the
OBJ osite side Of the embankment from his
head. 1t was terrible sight. Mr.. Myer
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Criminalitiss at Madison.

MADISON, January 5.-[Speciall-In the
Criminal court to-day Dora Clements,
charged with grand larceny, was sentenced
to the reformatory for two wears.
Theodore Ferguson was jailed last night,
charged with forging a note.
The Cooper murder trial is set for next
Monday.
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Prospective Father Jail.

HARTFORD CITY, Ind, January s.
- Special IA young man named Sam
uel BaltiDger was arrested at the instance
of a Miss of sixteen summers, of this city,
named Nancy Dearduff, who alleges pros
pective Paternal responsibility. The youth
failed TO give bond and was sent to prison.
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Fatal Fall on1the Ice.

Fl. WAYNE, Ind, January 5.-[Speeial.]
Henry Oecleston, a well-Io-do farmer of
this county, fell on the ice to-day and died
almost instantly Of conclusion Of the brain.
His age was a..
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-11

A popularity of Hoods Sarsaparilla IS
that while 1t puriies the blood, it impar;s
new vigor to every function of the body.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-11
Silver Mining i'm DnBois Conn,

was habitual drunkrad, not having been
sober.for two years.
The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1888-01-11
He Generally Isn't.

Boston Courier.
The gatekeeper at the railway crossing
should be man Of signal abilities.
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what he Generally Does, Too.
Washington Critic.

The profane man knows how to fill TIT
blanks after q lottery drawing.
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or 100 pages any address securely sealed thn
go cents. should be read by ALL Address sboyS
onss hours from A. n. TO ?. y. Sundays 70 z, -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Fifth EDITION,
DR.. Middemnr,. r-,,


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, AprIl II
ecclesiAsticAl trial Of the Rev u-tne
I. Wlddemer, OF the Protes.an, yhara E";.A
pal Church, began In earnss, ~ plsoo' nN
after the usual devotional s,s,.Iy' a. Tsy'
rne formal charges against M YVES wIhss
mer aocuse htm OF immotalit, "Isue.
violation Of the canon OF the p,o,a,. aua o. p
Episcopal Church entitled ,o' S''',,.nt Van
riase and Divorce" Toe obarSo, ma: @M,
linioned to BY many ministers ' .Ua Ie,e MY
men and msmbari OF Mr.. Widasn.:,.
church. Mr.. Widdemer and nj. i III.
sat by each other throughout to's..,. .sr
proceedings,and It 10 said hls tvo v,v.s
were also present. WV ""ss
Counsel for the accused read ,b.
epondent's answer, In which N, ~ a.
demer admitted his two marrlaos, .ns ~,
divorce. but denied that be dlsob.s.S "a
any canon OF the Protestant Fpi,nonsi
Churcbi that the agreement slth X.
hrst vile was not Intended as A Ws,.,
Of his rights to secure dlyo,os sns
that be had not violated his no,a,". ~
tion vows" His "staten,ent" va, .o
ceptsd By the court as . plsa oi aro,
guilty" and Mr. Price then opepad ~ ,Ss
case for the diooese In q lopV US srssSS .So
outlining what would be presented IA
the court. :"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
A Middletowu fire.

The stores Of G. ". W. Nsudsin and
]. O. Stuart, at the corner OF Broad aud
Main streets, In Mlddletown, were
badly damaged by Are about one o'clock
on Tuesday morning. The timely dis.
oovery OF the smoke by CLARK Staurt
and Willisw Brown, who lodge IN the
store OF Mt, Nauda!n, prevented their
eniirs destruction The hose company
was called into Eervics and speedily
extluFuished the fAmes. TIE loss OF
Mr.. Stuart will reach about 81 600, and
that OF Mr.. NauiAin will reach u s,m!-
lar SUN. Luckily both are partially
covered by inturance. Mr.. NsudAin's q
family had narrow escape fIom suffo.
cation, but luckily they were aroused
In tim To prevent serious conseq ucnces
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
KNooKED OUT IN ramEE RousD,
The Charge Against tue "Firo Racket
aameuer."

The poor orphan boy, William Ogden,
wh0 WAS 30 badly imposed upsn by the
fire racket game, aud who was Obliged
to sue the c0nc9rn befoTe Squire Mona
Rhhn for selling goods under false rep
reseDtation, in order to recover hls
money, will positively appear before
him 81 the next term OF courl; the effort
made 10 secure the bond given to Bp
pear for trial proved fruitless.
1t is now certain that the ex posure OF
this little game to dispose OF rubbish
under the Disguise Of the fire insurance
racket, Is comp etsly Knocked out and
the tricaster will be compel cd to pack
up his TAPS aud Rst out Of town and
80 back TO Philsdelphia, aud regret
eyer attempting to oom pete with honor
able compeIitlou. The prices the Econ
omy Hail clutbier, 406 Market street
advsrtiees Is sufficient TO oAuae all Gooo
thinking people to be on their guard
and not bire ut poieoned bait thrown
out by travelling humbuRs. When In
need OF any clothing give reputable
med like Mr.. Lou. Fellheimer your
patronage and you won't regret 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Ruined by tho BALLOON,

DETROIT, Mich, April H-Mr
rhersA Thisson, an honest, mo,berI,
appearing German woman, vent Ia,o
the witness box in the wAgus OlrcoIt
oourt to-day and tlld the Jury. with
great earuestnoss and palhos, how IN
and her three boys lived happily h.
gether till ono John Johns started 4 "A.
loon at No. 66l Gratiot avenue tva
years ago, near her residence, UuuI
that time the sons were dntiful and h >
duftrious and contributed to the and
port Of tha family. Biuoe the nlOou|
Was opened the boys had heeu led, ,b2
said, Into spending ell their time Ak
earnings there, aud had been natS
drunken, worthless fellows. ThS
mothers story, which WAS supported
oy otler testimony, visibiy affecled III
jury, who will consider their vsrdic
tomorrow.
The case 10 quasi criminal ou(
under q rsoent statute permitting
parent TO recover at least $50 from ~
sa'ooon keeper who sells l.quor 10
minor. Tbs defence Ia making ID
deht. It being the fIst trial under Il
'@w. Very iikely 1t will prove ID
case.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Cia,msd the Team,

A young man In q buggy. while driv.
Ing along Front street loR days ago,
@as hailed by an elderly msn who
ask ed the privilege OF ride 70 Seventh
and WasbioRton etreets. He was &c.
cordinRly taken into the buggy, As the
young man wished to 60 In that direo.
tion. On arriving st this point dseig.
mated the old man refused TO get out,
Claiming that the team belonged to
him. a stroggle thereupon ensIed la
tween the two, and the young man
called on PERSONS passing by to stop the
horse. The old man forbade any one
doing so, insisting that the animal be-
lonRed TO him. Finally, However, somt
one caught the horse, when the young
man succeeded In getting the intruder
out Of the vehicle ard drove of. Per
sons can take the hint, aud be careful
TO accommodate only tue right kind c
persons II they wlsh to avoid trouble.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
THIRD EDITION.
Fatal FAmiiy Feud.

DAsBuRY, Conn, April l7.-Virgii
Barpum was shot by bis brother-ip-
law, willism II, Hawley, to-day, and
IA dyipa. Both men are prominent cit
izens, BaWley being druggist.
The trouble grew out OF q long stand .
in0 family quarrel. Hswley and his
vie. Batpum q sister, have not lived
happily, and there have been frequent
disputes over the proprletorsnip OF tne
drug businese. which Mrs. HAWiey
owned before the marriage.
To-day Bsrnum ,on visiting Hawley's
house, he ard from bis sister that there
had been another quarrel. II 10 said
shat Barnum proceeded to the bedroom
where HAwley was yet asleep, and
was about to brain him with chair
when Hswley, waking up, drew re-
yolyer from beneath his pillow and
fred fivo shots. Two OF The shots took
effect, one IN BArnum's forehead and
one 10 his side.
The victim 10 forty I've years old and
. leadiog Methodist church member,
Hawley is severkl ytars younger, and
IA the son OF o prominent missionary,
He Ia one Of the wealthiest men In the
State. Public sympathy seems TO Do OF
Hawley's aide, as II appears that ht
acted wholly in seif.detence.
1t transpires that Hawlsy is also ae
riously injured, his skull having beer
fractured by blow Or kick. he is no
expected TO live. He accuses BArnuu
OF beginning the ARRAY.
Mrs, Hawlsy was the only witness o
the struggle. ehe indorses Barnum'
story given In his ante-Dlortsm state
ment, to the effect that while he Wa
talking with her about Hawley'
abusing her Hawley entered the room
revolver In hand and saying, "I'll fin
ish you now" began friuR; thst tn
men then cIinched and fell. Barnuu
was wealthy contractor.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Meeting of tho N. o. erssDy.sry.

Correspondence OF the RHPUBLIoAH.
MILFORD, Del. April 1.-THE Pres
bytery OF New CASTLE met this evening
at 80. The Rev. T. & Mcdowell, the
retiring moderator, preached the sermon
from the passage OF scripture as found
In Jer. 6. 16; 'Thus saith the Lord /,
stand ye In the ways and see, and ask
for the old paths, where 10 the good
way, and walk therein, and ye shall
find reat for your souls."
He enforced the idea OF adhering to
the old lines ~ held by our fathers and
as revealed In scrlpturss. Better year
OF Puritauism than one day OF sentimen.
tallsm.
Revs. Galley. Mclean and McKwen
assisted In the preliminary exeroiee
The Presbytsry was then formerly call.
ed TO order, and opaned with prayer by
the moderator, after which the roll was
made out with the following delegates
present:
Mluistert-Willard Richardson, q. A.
Gayley, d. d Joha sQuier, Henry ".
Voorhees,, Lafay cite Marks, d d Geo.
j. Porter, A. N. Keigwin, j. K Camp
bell, Q. L. Oat1u, Jas. Conway. Jos 8
Malone, II. 1. Buustain, W. O. Alexan-
der, W. p Patterson, j. b 6tonecipher,
b. A. MoLane, Jas. r MilliRan, II. d.
Lindsay, T. r. Mcdowell, ]. o. Len.
hart, j. B. Umbergsr, T. W. Pitman,
r. A. Sawyer, o. A. Walker, 7. g.
tArmentrout aud ]. ID. Blake.
Elders we're present from the follow
ing churches;
Head OF OhristiAna, j.. J Stsll; WeSt
Nottin Cham, W. II. Gillespie; Worton
tG. o. Trandian; Central, Wilmington
liW, X. Ortsby; Federalsburg, A A
'ILoeap; West Church, wiimi, gtcp
Chasies Baird; Ohess peske City, FL. b
Brady; Port Deposit, E B. Frazer
Milford, w. A Rumssi Forest, h
ilC. Ellison; Fret Presbyterian
'IOburch, VIII ilnipgton, Il. B, Coloert
Ii wer Brandy vine, G. l. Fenr; Whit,
Clay Greek, Il. Walker; Wilmington
RJuney rHet, W. M. OaDby; Por'
Penn, ID. stewart; Buckingham, ID. o
Hunson; Red Clay Creek, II Clarran
Rlkton, G. b. Finley: Pitts Greek, W
Is. Dickensop; Rehobeth, MARY land
x @. Polk; Delaware Olty, ]. @
Prics; Rehoboth, Del, j. W. Fa,deI
Perryville.-Elmer Owens.
u The Rtesbytery next proceeded TO the
election OF officers.
The Rev. II. d Lindsay of Wilmlngtoi
First Church, was elected as moderate
and Elder E. B. Frazer and Rev. W. L
D McEwen, as temporary clerks.
Rev. Mr.. Willis OF Milford, Of the NJ
. K. Conference was IL v.ted to sit as CORES
ponding member. Tie PresbS terry ad
jouued to meet at Q a m. morrow
The delegates have been heartily wei
: coined and all comfortably located Il
hospitable homes.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
over the ninok

Another test OF the rover for throw.
ing Of the new Pt9aix ClApp & Jones
engine Was made yeEtiIdsy afternoon.
The test resulted mere ,hBn satisfactory y
to the members Of the company, and
put TEEN in ftste Of b.larlty. With n
1ss lrch nozEle the engine threw q per.
pendicnlsT stream OF least Ii feet over
the CITY MIL snoktsts ok. Alter this
test iwo lines Of hose were attached To
the engine, the nozzle te!pa ~ inches.
The euGiDe Was slated, and In less
time ihan 1t takes 10 write 1t two
streams we're thrown elm ultaneously
10 feet Ehovo the stack. This is n feat
that has never been done bstots by az ,
engine in tie department. 1t is nc
wonder thst the Pte1ix Toys fee
proud o. their purchase.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Proh,b t,on su ooessfuI IN Lsurs,,

LAUREL. PRINCE GEORGES Co MI
April IL -AR election was he'd here /
day to determine whether splriluOuS
termaI ted liquors or alcoholic bits
shRll bB tol0 sfler May /, 10 Liui
election district, The entire vote Of Il
district, which includes the inci
porated town OF Laurel. reached but 8
votes to day, Of which 2'5 vera alsiu
The sale, thus giving majority Of \
Tor the temperance people. The eeciIa
vas q 1iet and orderly, but iu the eIn
rienoe Of the oldest inhabitants 4
town had never before been stirred
ineh depths OF feeling Tbs mlnlsle
OF all the churches were At the polls
iuy and every business house 10 lil
VAS closed.
There are three saloons In the OI
which will thus be closed On lhs
lay OF May. The Woman'a ChilFt
Temperance Union held an All dU
sion Of prayer IN the P. E ObbN
short distance from the ssSemblei
zsna OF the town. on Main street,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
A quitting Anrav.

Yesterday afternoon free fght toob
place In Ptnkett's Court, running Cf
from shipley street above Tenth, In
which Q mum ber Of colored persons were
concerned. Among the number were
George Bailey and James ByArd, who
engaged In q personal fght After 1t
had lasted for some time Bailey drew n
small pocket knife and stabbed Byard
in tina right side just above the hip.
Bailey was arrested, and at the city
court hearings this morning was held in
81, 900 bail for court. The wound is NOT
a dangerous one and the recipient oi
the cut will soon be able to be out.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Tha Rhter nnnnlu

The REGULAR weekly meeting OF the
Board Of Water Comm issioners was
held last evening
The petition OF ". a. Walker, asking
that water pipes be laid or jackson
street between seventh and Eighth was
referred o the chief engineer.
The weekly payroll OF 1854 80 was
ordered paid. The report Of the city
tressurer ehowsi total amount In
bank Of elOS, $50 Ii. 7ivided as follows:
Current expenses, SIC 74447; bond and
Interest, t23,677 3d. special fund, 49,.
607.eS,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Attsmpted Robbery,

Yesterday afternoon willie the test Of
the new Pl9nix engine was being
made at the city mill, an attempt was
made 70 enter the residence OF James Z.
Price, No. 1917 Market street.
A gentleman Walking along Market
noticed two boys In ibe act OF opening
q second story back window that faces
on Fourteenth street. He at once mott
fed Au ffioer who Was q few squares
away. Upon their arrival ut the house
the boys had decamped. The officer
procured the hey to the house and made
q search OF the premises. They found
nothing to indicate that 3 robbery had
been committed, the woulibe thieves
having no doubt been frightened away.
Mr.. Price aud family are absent, hAv
ing ppint the winter and thus far Of
spring u the Sou,h.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
,The maron Of Improvement

Johu G. Mulliu, Jr., is mdhing ar.
engagements for the erection OF two
three storlej brick houses on Wes,
street above Eleventh. The wslls Will
be Ct pressed brick laid In red mortar,
the window sills and caps will be OF
brown stone, with porch in front. The
houses will each contain eleven rooms,
and the wood work will be Of white
pine, natural finish, and eYerythil z
made complete for comfort End con.
venieDoe. The plans were furnished
by Lswia r. Springer, of the Grn Of
Springer, Morley & Cause In thir
connection We may remark that Mr. S
has prepared plans for adding a bay
window TO the dwelling of O. 4. Dlbell
Nc. 1102 Washington street, and for re-
modelling the first aud second stories o
tne building No. 5l2 King ctrset 70
J0mes Morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
A snccesa.

A very SUCCESSFUL entertainer !,
given last evening in the oa hg1,)
NJ Faith Church, on T'lDM
Eighth slieet. The auteflilnIsss. y.
slated OF Q show methlni % w.
stsel order. The first part 'oo'r
sn overture by Ave memNn
com pany. Mr.. L. Ryan falis W.T., NJ
Town tha house oy his ofi,is,S ~
entitled "Who Drank the ns,, a,
brought 10 all of the diariiai,e, nj ii
hoe ofRcers, aud the maco" % ',,'
Moss Bose Assembly In tas ~. =, M
YES the decided hit Of ine .s, y \
rhe proceeds we're for ine Oa1o Go,n,l
Smyth Post Fife ard Dunn OV'p'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Temperance Lecture.

David Tatum, of Ohio. delivered an
lec.urs on temperance last
evening, In the Friends meeting house,
Fifth and West streets, before fair
sized audiencs. He pointed ont the
evils OF excessive driokinR, rtcited his
observations in this country and Great
Britain, aud cites siatistios enough 10
show that the waste of life aud monty
going en- is almost lncalculabie he Is
an entertaining speaker and wei! cal.
culAted to do much good.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
A morrv party.

Quite q merry patty assembled o.
residence OF Sheriff LambsOn, Of J
Castle, last evening, come hiiy 70
aides and gentlemen being presen!.
'ull dress. Harry George Aud
Maggie Truss led the grand mli'ni
hey verb followed by twenty-five
Piles. who were bent on enjoying ~
selves. Among those present were
Hubbard, OF Washington, D. u,
Wobb. of Sksneatales. N. II MI
Mrt. O. W. Gonsrt, Mr.. and Aih !
Ellison, Mr.. joseph A. OArpsnNi'
Gtorge Hotiscker, Of this cig,
Misses Holcomb, Mrs. Eiwata ~
Miss Rogers, Mips Grub, g. LlnsI
Bambsou James shaw, Jane. ~
W iliam Boutwell,, and Perry h0ii
Il New OAlt e. IL 10 ure iles' " =
freshmeuts were abundant snu
vent happy "a q marriage oe'h
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
shota Firsd arihn PoIln-

NEW ORLEANS. April 17.-Much ex
citenenL was cansed this morning at n
polling place in the Second Ward. Some
nnknIwn psracn s;ruck and knocked
down Speeia. Officer Nuhies. MOBILES
Ore" nis revolver sId tired three shots,
one Q. Witch struck u man named
Byrnes IN the stomach.
Mob ca aud mSn named Keteus
wtre q gts,ei. BJrues Was removed
cd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
Dedication services

h.
Tho new editioe OF the Benz, n,
sist Church, at tho corner U, ooa,J
Jackson stree.s, has been cen, h
,ud viii be dsdIcsted nsl' Is. =, \,
III ornin1 st 1888 O'cl3oE. GI
viii bs preached By Rss' !; Ys.uI q
o. d. OF Crossr ThsoIOgloaii H., sT~'
and Rsv. Il. L. Way iep1, = M
National Baptist, and Bss, :. NH M
scod will also maEs sngi, ,.nSIyl
Zoe annual Sunday soaool am nnu n
will bs held in tue niserVlGIb, .i,vlI i,
,'clook, when addresses s, .,r T,i oiuS \
red, and there will % , ,nn.ic.
uupilE and instrunent'i
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
A nap,d Run.

The od Point express, we ys.I
over The D D9ls ware RaiIfosiu,o i,on I
afternoon made the ran T,,1n, . 81
own to WllmiDston station rIs
), 26 miles, IN 2i minaIg' mg x,, in
,onsisted Of four COTS anu nSuorTsaciaI
Of WillIam j Johnro9s; &c coplIad1 20 ad1
was dra wu by engine NO. W
3amuel BAfroD. ..
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
,,,o,. l,lddlng'

The bids for the ,4,l's.' erection ssrs II
house for 7 Allen ! ail;ssI s"rlnssr,
At tho ofilce of L. II NJ X sou,,
Iowe: W. H FoS,S S,s css, \ Spa
MsISseti, ~e see tStso b ds Of ?i..a ,a'
sa,,, va 80 an sb 4 few dollars
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
s.o,to VaslIlnglOH

Tho remains OF TIL 7ma'W " & 3,
..iad suddenly nt The r. F., "; o. j,
uIaht, were sent lo Ws'psI 4, p Iisip,
this morning, on lhe a A dsugbIsI
panied by q son aDu usr,eusi
company bore the s1p
funeral.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-18
rssttmony neing rakon

In the U. 8. District Court this morn
ing all cases were continued. The tax
lug OF testimony in the case OF August
Hsrtje and otbsrs Va. Vulcanized Fibre
Company was still continued before U !.
3. Commissioner Smith. Tho case ia
ona of Infringement OF patents.