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OUR STRAW MATTINes will please In style and
prices. W. H. HousHToN q Co.,
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VISITING CARDS neatly engraved from your
plates at rs cents per hundred. Kervand.
1012 Pennsylvania avenue.
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MoEoGRAMs and address dies stamped In
colors at low figures. Kervand's, 1912 Penn
sylvania avenue.
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LiTHoGRArH LHECK Books made TO order.
Handsome designs. Kervand, 1912 Pennsyl'
vania avenue.
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Campaign Flags.

OF all kind at s. G.. Casassa's old fruit stand ,
corner 18th and Pa. ave. n. W.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-03

BLUE AND BRowN English Serge Suits. war
rauted fast Colors, reduced to sS ElsENAN
BUo- eth and Il, manufacturing clOthcrs
and tailOrs.
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Ask for lt Schlitz's Milwaukee Lager Beer,
For sale by all leading houses.
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,edroom Furnit,

Dir. KING 8 SYSTEM for fitting Spectaoles to
the eyes, at TAPPAH's, 604 9th st. n. W.
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WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN /!
Only One Dollar for Two Years.
Clubs of Ten for One Year Five Dollars,

NATIONAL defender
United
include the
Of
obtain o
f..
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Awnings.

AL the latest patterns at
N. q. COPELAND q Co.'s,
400 11th st. n. w.
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Woodward and LOthPOD.
AS usual our establish
ment will be closed all day
Wednesday, July 4.

We close Saturdays dur
ing July and August at One
o'clock p. m. Other week
day evenings at Five p. m.
The Washington critic., 1888-07-03

EdeIs /. the coolest place In town.
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FUssELL's Ice Cream. 1926 New York ave
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go to John II. Kelly, stalls 62S, go and CSC
Centre Market, and pos and 2OS Northern
Liberty. Corned beef a speciality
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John Rudden's Instaiiment House.

HALL. Ladies' cafo' leo Cream. M F.
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For Washington Spring Lamb

wuLrsIcr co.'s Pcnobscot ice-rcd wagons
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Free Coneort at EdeI,s tO.nIght.
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HEALTH is WEALTH ]

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MENT, a guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dig
ziness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Neuralgia,
use of alcohol or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mem
tai Depression, Softening OF the Brain result
ing in insanity and leading to misery, decay
and death, Premature Old Ago, Barrenness,
Loss Of power In either sex, Involuntary
Losses and Spermatorrhpa caused by over
exertion OF the brain, selfabuse or oyer-ln-
dulgence. Each box contains one months
sent by mail prepaid on receipt OF price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case With each order received
by us for SIX boxes, accompanied with S5, we
VIII send the purchaser our written guarantee
effect O cure. Guarantees issued only by
q. CHRISTIANI, Druggist, SOLE AGENT.
4S4 PA. AVE, BET. AZ AND SIXTH STS.,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
DORT BR InrOsKD UPON.
a BysIsm rnat wsn's Always vvOrl

system rnnt Won'g always work.
Some people, IN order TO make the
public believe that they are away up In
their profession, slap on exhorbitAntI
prices for their labor, but the truth Ia
in nine cases out Of ten that these peo-
pie arc no comparison TO those whose
charges are lust. Now, to those who
are In the habit OF pAtronizing high
priced merchant tAilors, We will say
that there lie no occasion to throw away
your earnings. Use good discretion
and save more than 30 per cent. Will
you pay S34 for suit Uf black diagonal
oorkAofeW that is poorly Ont, made and
trimmed, when you can 90 10 the
Economy Hall and buy one OF the same
material, eut By artist cutter, made
by tailors who shrink all the inter-
Innings and take pains 10 please, for
SIC, and GOOD, substantial oues hand
aomely trimmed and made stylish in
corksoTeWB or oAssimsres from SO 90
up 10 the best Of grades that can be
found In the marker Our reporter
WAS nlso Informed that Mr.. Fell.
heimeT Intention, in order to make
room for bis massive line OF fall and
winter overooAu and suits. that he viii
turn the remaining stock into money
BY oderlrR them ut PSF cent lesI
than cGat, which is fully as per cent
leta chan actual value, and our Advio
lp, IL you are in Ae,uAl need OF . suit o
clothes or pair Of trousers, don't forge
to give this desery ing, famous olothie
at l06 MAFkst street trial, and We fet
certain that you will be pleased 20
took advantage OF the valuable guide
| An honorable dealer.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

LegiF, son Of william aud Annie
Harmon, aged 10 months and 70 days,
OF meuIngltis. Interment a. LeEisVille'
Pa. 1870,
Jennie Edwards, aged months OF en-
terlds. InteIment 81 Riysrvisw Gene
terry.
Florence, daughter Of Jacob ane sara
TAy Tor, aged Is years. Of puer perAI
fever. IDtermeni It Baltimore, Nd.
ds,dAuS ter OF Benjamin and RAoheI
vs. Ear, aged 9 years. Of diphtheria
1nterment a. 81. Petef's.
Lydia Cooper, AGED IS yeATBr Of con
sumption. lnterment at b. Fetef'i
bunHl grounds.
Nellie, infsnt daughter OF James and
Emma Gillespie, Bged S months and
weeks, OF mArAsmub. lnterment q
Wilmington sn1 Brandy vine Otme'
terry.
Frederick Lane, ARed 10 years, O
Itypho malaria fever. InteTment .
| Bethel, Md.
Geor " MoGisnis, Infant son OF Ed
ward Mc9lunis, aged IL months, o
marAsnus Interment at Wilmington
and BTA1dyWine Cemetery.
Charles, son Of Charles and OaroliDi
5ohey, aged years, OF membraneou
group. Iniermsnt 81 Riverview Como
terry.
Rosanna Mclaughlin, aged 20 years
By accident, Interment at CRthedra
Gem etery.
Peter Young, aged q years, Of ty
phoid fever. InlermeLt nI Tappahan
neck, vs.,
Mary, infant daughter OF Williar
and Sara Brown, aged 70 months, {
menlr gifts. Interment at ct Peters.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
hnata.

Miss sad,.S HIllitoe, near Newport, IL
visiting .lsr aunt, Miss Amelia Marley,
Of Ph.iAdelphiA.
Tho choir Of the Hanover Presbyterian
Church will resume rehoAruAls on Sat
urdAy evening at . O'Clock.
MIohael Leonard has opened new
coal yard ct No. is BueBa Vista street,
Ninth ward, and IL prepared TO sell eoal
ct the lowest market rates
James B. Robiuaop aud mother, Mrs
In. o. eniteber, OF Newport, have 70
turned homo from Huntsville, Ohio
where they went to attend the funara
Of Jonathan Wood wArd, grandfather o
Mr.. Robinson.
II. W. Woolworth q 90. have openet
variety store ct No. 416 Market street
and sell no article for less than 5 cent
! lnor over 10 cents. This makes 10
J Eleventh store OF the kind they hAv
started and have In Buceecs'ul operf
} itiOu.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

William Jo'epb, . disipated look ling
young man YES charged before Judge
Turner this morning with trespAsS.
Sergeant Blackburn testified that under
instructions from the chief be, With q
SQUAD Of officers, visited q stable on
WaWaget street abou, 30 o'clock this
morulns and arrested the prisoner
,Shom be found sleeping In the place
G gorge g. Dempsol an elderly man tes-
tiled that William had boarded 81 hil
house, bot on account Of his dlsapA.ed
habits hs lad bsen Obliged 10 send him
away. Upon fading that some one wal
sleeping In the stable, In Whinh Ponit
housshold goods were stored, he mott
hed the offiosTs and they made the ar
rect. The Judge warned The prisoner Z
stay away from the place ard on bill
promise TO do 90 vas discb ArGed.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

INDIANAPOLIs Sept. 6.-rhe Be
publican denomination TO Night was .
brilliant contamination Of the past
Wsek'E work In this direction. The
exoellsbcs OF the Democratic parade
some Weeks ARo gave TO the Repubh
cane desire TO suTpAs8 1t, and a. the
topg line OF clubs and other orRaniEa-
tlonp, including all branches Of the
military service, came In vie~ around
the circle the effsot was imposing.
Noticeable in their sntbustssm and
numbers were the working men. While
the railroad men turned out 1000 strong,
the old soldiers excelled them by 800
Every ward Of the % was represented
by = club Of 800 or more, and next tC
these came the township orgAnizalions
each with from 100 TO 200 In line. Tht
procession, from the Harrison aud Nor
ton Cavalry, 10 Advanos, 10 the lAst
club, had fully 5000 people In line, The
streets we're packed With people, there
being seemiugly one-half Of the 100, 00C
population on tho streets.
At central points they were IN almosi
immuVAble masses, and there was NO
= square along the entire line Of mArct
shat was not crowded with people MI
slu and Fireworks added to the spirlt HuC
| billltNHEy VI tAe ph1hlAk uSoAHJ bhb w
oulmiDRiion occurred In front of thl
New Denison, where Generals HArri'
son, Hovey and Ex-Governor Porter re
viewed the line. Throughout the lon
square, in this place, the crowd WAS i'm
menss and hs the procession wen
through cheer after cheer was given =
The mRrohers gave ecoSnltlon TO tb
Ihrea distinguished gentlemen.
Shortly alter the review grea. crow
sRstheEed in T0mlinbon He'll, where th
Hou. John NJ, Butler presided, an
General Hovsy 81 d Ex-Governor Porte
spoke. The speeches OF both we're ahoi
and reviewed generally the issues froI
Shs Republican side, the ex.GOverno
iooEhning his remarks 20 protection 8
Il relates 10 the working man.
The Republicans are highly elAted q
the success OF the pRrArde.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Yesterday afternoon Levy CUurtman
Hickman, and J. Alfred Collins, mall
agent Of the Every Evening, met on
Front street near sIlpley and had some
words about the comments about Mr..
Hickman which have been published In
that paper, They afterwards met IN
Kyne's saloon, al Front and SIMPLIFY
streets, when the quarre. was renewed,
and they soon came TO blows. Viii q
they were clinchcd ard down on the floor
someone kicked Collins in the head, IN.
h!ctlug an ugly wound Hickman also
showed marks Of the encounter, and It it
probable they would have injured each
other badly, had they not been separated
by parties who happened 10 be in the bar
room
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
rna uraaE ;, ulaymsa ).

Tho chester Times gives che following
additional particulars Of the smaen up
"a norsh.bound freight. train on thsI
philadelohia, Wilmington and bAIt-.
mora railroad was derAiled near CLAY.
mont this morning, shortly r.er mid
MONT. The train WAa mo- ing rapidly
At the time and before >. lost Its momen
| tum the roAdbed was torn up and q
npmber Of cars smashed. Both tracks
| wero obstructed and bIAkemen were
sent in both directions TO signal any ap-
proaohiuR trains. Word Of the accident
/ vas 81 once autographed 70 Wilmington
and Philadelphia and wrecking crews
ware sent 10 the spot. The Work OF
clearing away the debris occupied CON
siderabie time and no trains were GOT
ten through north ward until o'o!o *
thIs morning. The night express train
due hare at 2 % q. N. did NOS pas,
through TO Philadelphia until ITO II
was N Ade mp largely Of sleeping ooAoheI
The passenger coaches contained
number o, sleepy men and women, VIII!
hal passed the night In the cars Will
waiting for the tracks 10 be cleared
The south. bound midnight acconmo
dAtloa, known as the owl train reeelv
Cd o-ders at Chester 10 remain At Ia
mok!n station all plight This vas don
aud the Up trip wGs made from tnA
point. All the Chester sceom modAtlo
I trains ran from Lamokln station q
J time, 50 that passengers from this oft
and points north we're not delayed. On
of the inconvenience OF the wreck
! the delay ocoAsionsd to the peAoh train
y The Chester cara are always on the elo
: ing early in the morning, and the del
q lsfs receive their shipments 10 time
, get the fruit in market tetore the day
retail sa,es begin. Among the deiaye
. PEOPLE wAs . c0lored excursion party
Z Atlantic City. The train was adVe
70 tised 10 leave ut O'clock, but vi
0 several hours lAts. The colored extu
y sion y rs from this city
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Tho Lobdell Car Wheel Company have
reueatiy completed stack OF chilled
rolls for eAlenderlng paper. II Was
constructed for a company At Fitohburg
Mass, and oOmprises eleven rolls OF
chilled iron, polished TO the highest de-
gree, and weighing with their frame
work 80, 900 pounds. The entire ma
chine is about IL feat high and Z feet 8
i1ches RHrohs the face. The roll NJ the
base 10 30 IN ohes in diameter, while the
others ere 10, S and IA inches rsspsc-
lively. Ths prooess OF making these
rolls 10 necessarily tedious, Rs every
part m ust be exact and OF such even
nesB that space Of ono four-thoussndth
of an inch between the rolls would
unfit them for the work for which they
are intended. The Lobdell Oar Wheel
Company exoels in the manufacture Of
machinery Of this kind, and has taken
the fiEst premium at every place where
their work has been exhibited.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
WolI.KnnwnIn rhin u,ir.

Yesterday afternoon Sergeant Tucker
found John mccall sleeping Of the
Effects of drunk In Third street mSr.
keL house, and on h's promise 70 20
home let him II Last uiyht LIE sgain
found him a. FonTth and KiUR streets
very drank, aud took him TO the bait
This morning he Vss ArraiRned bsfnrs
Judge Turner, when his honor said:
HJoho, you have record In this court,
IS you have been In isll eleven or twelve
linss during the past .yeBr. You are
as we,l-knoWH 81 the City Hal 0r the
old pump on French atreet. Y0u are q
common drum EaFd, and the meu who
sell you liquor hse liable 10 be punished
for violating tbs law, You ought 70 be
In jail snd kept there, but ths ntn who
sell yOu liquor ought 10 be thefe ten
times ovet' The prisoner begged hard
to bs let CT, and promised that he
would not drink Eny more, but the
judge salt "John, We ERv5 heard
your prom iaes TOO often, and az 20 &c
not place a0Y fsitn In them, | Bbsll i'm
pose ane or So ard costa"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

nesting Last Evsning-rhe
Parahasa Of . Polios Patrol WAGON
Posepsmaa K0R One Year.
Oity Council ct Its meeting last even-
ina postponed the purchase OF patrol
wagon until the second Thursday In
Preeident FArrA presided, and the fol-
lowing business Was transacted:
The FtuAnoe COMMITTEES reported 10
vorably on the petition Of =. B, Oolton
aSkipg tor the refundiDg OF t25 "a over
Maid taxes. The report Was adopted
Ths Police Conraitteo reported "a
vorMbly on the petition OF Eawero
Bon den for the payment OF Sl6 % toE
olo.hes during his term as speeiAi
DOL oemAn. The report was adopted
TIE city treasurer reported . balsnce
In bank to the credit Of current * x,
Deu ses OF $500 1870 So; sand lot, ", lO3.Ioi
The olerk Of the Municipal Court re-
mort "a having collected during the pact
month S538 for hnea, etc.
Chief Of POLICE sHissett reported
having collected t63 dog tax ana SSO fof
llioenso.
Goal OIL Inspector Barney reported
HAVING examined 10, 800 gallons OF oil
ldurinE the past month.
Under the head OF petitions ana com
municatlons, Anuie Grub Asked foi
the refundIng Of $40 overpsld CITY and
school tAxes.
joseph l. Carpenter, Jr., and osheTi
entered a protest sgalnAt the erection o
ri = slaughter house By Charles Lauder .
: Tventy eighth aud Tstnall streets i
4 vas referred TO tue Law Committee il
a order to obtain the opinion OF ihs vi!
, Solicitor.
The president presented, through tn
Mayor. an Invitation from tbs Mayo
lof Minueapolis, MINI, Inviting tn
: Mayor and Council 10 attend TIE twi
II hundIed and anieth aunlVersary OF th
. frst settlement Of the SWedes lu I'LL
country.
on motion o. Mr.. Chambers The iuvi
tA.iou Vas accepted, aud the iolloWln
n committse WAs appointed 70 take suita
y BILE action in the matter: heesrs. Ayar'
d Ryan, Chambers, Moore, Davis an
President FaTrA
4 Mr. Quinn offered q resolution tbs
ID the name Of Waltsr Oummins T.
II idFopped from the city pay roll. II
Is also presented o letter from thAt gentll
msn authorizing Council 10 pay III
Az salary for the present to his successor
ne The reSolutioa Wss adopted
ns On motion Of Mr.. Q1lan rn order Il
n iB7 9lS 81 vas drawn 10 favor OF -
b ard Of Eiuosiiou.
:, Nj Chambers introduced an ord
- nance to tile eject that attsr is passsf
~ ali fipea In tho Munioipal Court for
~ ~ yiolaliop Of the liquor isu shall
Nv paid to the hands Of ths CRY TIea
urer aud placed 10 the credit OF u
IS police appropriation.
nd Mr. Q1iDn called Up the ordinan
ne creating police patrol wagon.
liter come Discussion be- ween messl
I'm Q aim, UbAmbers, sRwdon, Bsug
Is, Hawkirs, Mckinney and SbarEsY, !
Ar. further onsiceratlon Of the osdinan
ID was postponed until the second THU
day IN July, 1883. by the following >
and nay vote:
B. Ayes--AYArs, Bsale, Hawkins. n
In Kenney, HcMsuAmln, RJberts, RS =
10, wdon, shsS, White ard Prshide
ltu FarrB, II. Nays-BsuE6, Davis, job
rye sor, Mcbride, NcGOaiRsi, Moore, Bha
q key and Qdinn, s.
d. The following bills we're ordered pal
ae. Jamea kirkpatrick, Sll 81; John Ian
el, t20I2; Edward rszHN6ll, St3 ~; Ho
30 ard myuiob, s29.25; Edward Bud
sod SIG 66i hichEs! Reilly, 81 2ji George
cd, Wa9d, El 05.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
DIMIl.


EDWARDS. -On the 9th inst, AlVs N ,
daughter OF @. r. and jennie =. Edwards.
aged months and 10 days.
Relatives and frlepds arc respectfully In
vited TO attend the funeral from the resi-
denes Of her parents, No l10 haBt Twelfth
street, on saturday afternoon at o'clooE.
lnteTmsut 81 RiydrTieW Uemstsry.
PORTER.--On the TIN mat, sarah L., vile
OF George W. Porter, IA tho Sith year Of
her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In
Vte TO attend her funaTai from thn resi-
donos Of her husband, 10. lT0a West Second
street, on sunday, tho 9Th inst. Services at
tho house at ! 40 O'Clock, Intefment ~
RivervioH Cemetery.
FENtMOKE-On the 6th Instant, Susie,
daughter Of ii. q. FOnimoTe, aged a
years,
Relatives and frieuGs are respectfully In
ylted to attend her funeral from the resi-
denoo OF her brother, Albert Fenimore, No.
4i4 East Third street, on sunday afternoon
at 2B0 O'Clock, intsrment ut kiYerVieN
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07
FIFTH EDITION,
IIots

pound, BY Pow doimAkel Bros iAo' p
George W. Buah ia s1nsc,,S -.
day next. 'o"s On No
Get your wriuRers repAIrsa =, nj
monds, N, W. cor. Eighth Spd M. MS
Moet complexion powders b,v,. T..
anr RlsIe, but Poszo MIS- la trns n.
uher, whose effects Are Lasting. w va
J. o. Stewart OF 81. Gsorvs,, /, :,
ehAsinR wheat for the VIM, LeS < /,
COMPANY At 81 per hushel. u q
The large St. Rernsrd dos halo.
TO Mr.. =. Jester, OF St. Gso,ys', \
on Tuesday last. ~
Nathaniel Rstled 20, young sor n, ,
Nathaniel Ralledgs, nsnr To S
died ct the residence OF bis GS..'
Tuesday afternoon last.
The address OF Hon, O. v NJ.
before the Republican Ulub n, NV nv
town, has been postBoned ut,I ~ III
evening the 2lst inst.
Hannah, wife OF VIM D,,,J
Townsend, died on WsipssI,s
1!th year. Her iuners. look pi,s
afternoon. va"
Increased sales and l.rvs, h,
40 assurAuce .nAt our nest,s,sG.d
! ard prices chs lowest PosGaS,I
/ Bros,
I The Cal ysry Church will be Ir,
opened on Sunday murulns psn Il
Rev. hr. Brown, The peV
erected by Join Blown WAS nj
!, evening by the builder, and n
, bounced satisfactory In eyeyi1
! BY those present,
A lot OF young ladies and ,as,
\ reading In the vicinity Of Fnil
IIutI., took q straw ride lul M
y and had q Jelly time riding Aie,,l
y country, taking In Newport, IN,
|. KiAmensi aud Greenb bank, aad M
a nOue 81 btAbOuAOlh hUuf,
Il The Sunday schools connsaA !
n the Newark and Christian n
churches gave . picnic al The Bid
wine Springs on ThursdSy. nj
was spent In regular picEic syA
an copenhagen was one Of the IL
. paatimea ind 2lRed In.
y
~ The man with the flying I'D
N the BrAudywine SPRING. 90 Y
last. This lrstitutlon male q
~ hundred dollars at this resor', al /
"a very well satisfied with their hIrI
a niokels gathered In 1t 10 MI
~ will come back again next lEI
will try and Amuse thOss WlO II
Springs.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

James PuRh, Of Osntreville. who has
been laid up NiLh sickness for several
weAEs, has 50 far recovered Rs TO be
Nbe TO walk out, He says the news
from Vermont ola him more good than
any medicine be has taken. We should
not, therefore, be surprised II the news
from Marie on Tuesday next will rem
der him entirely oouyalesoent, and we
hope that the result on the frat Tuesday
In November will effect perfect cure
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

William Brown, q oolored man, who,
when he was AFrAiRned before the city
court this morning, stood like o model
posing before an artist, was charged
with drunkenness and resisting The
officer. BE plead guilty to being drum
and excused himself ~, resisting AREA
- hat ground. He Informed the oouIl
that ho knew there WAS no use batting
aRin de lar" and that he would no
have done It had he not been under tn,
Influence Of liquor. As Il WAS his firS
of1tnse the Judge discharged him will
40 Admcnttlon.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

NEW YORK, aepI. 5.-Aitsmout B.
King, an alleged iorgsr, sucoeedld In
making his escape yesterday att rnoOn,
willis on the way TO the Tennis from
the court OF General Sessions In charge
OF Dsputy Sheriff James 4. Reilly, In =
manner extremely bold and well timed,
II the story told by the eeputy is true.
Ambtote II. PuTdy, Kings counsel,
says u a. the name King wns az 20.
sumed one, and that he came Of good
PhilRdelphtA tau Nv. King, be ADDED
would probably return In tine for MIA
trial. de had q permanent position in
philadelphia aud hln vacation had Jusl
expired when he wAa arrested, In the
ojurt King had been Joined by bis vii;
ard baby and mOEheT-in-law, and fol
this reason, Reilly says, he did not put
handouts on bic prisoner, but allowed
him TO walk tEeLty feet ahead with III:
women.
At the corner of Reade and Centre
streets be LAW the van returning from
the Tombs, and, having The prison lis
In his hand, he stepped into the stree
TO hand II to Deputy Sheriff Lynch
When he iCoFed Tor King the mBn hA!
vanished. The women were siill OF
the Sidewalk, and Reilly aRktd then
whers King had gone. Kings wifi
pointed up kesde street and Reilly
STATED In pursuit, but, thinking bette
Of 1t, concluded 10 shadow the wife.
The chase led him over to Jsrse!
City, Wher5 he located her in a house
whCse number and the name Of tn
street he could not rimember, and dlr
covered that King had been thhra an
changed his hst and clothing ard bal
lett, Thu was She story Reilly to.
Sheriff G ant, who was net 1t all gatil
fed with bis narrative. He auspsndG
Reilly and reported the matter to Dil
triot Attorney Fellows and Judge Gil
derBleeVe.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

HAVANA, Sept. 6 The 9'.a
Tu6sdRy lass will DO long reese.
on this island. IL was terribly 90
tive Of both lite and pNPsig,
eunboRl Lealthd, lying q boal
iOundsred In the ,toTm, Gnd nlhsa
crew, including the nomnanisil
drowned
AdvioeB from sazuA ara 'hA
persons lost their lives there w
damAge done 10 dwelling s9l
houass In the city, to vessels 10 y
Dor and to the whNrVas y T5J ~
The vlllsRe OF Pueblo SaaVoI
nsighborhCOl 0i es2nAi i ~
Wiped out. ,,-...,,,
Telegraph wires ase badly PEN 4 !.
no news from other parts o. luz
has been received.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-07

Ellen Lodge, 1. o. o. r., will give .
reception 10 S1uth Trenton Lodge, Of
Trento0, N. j., on Thursday next. On
ARRIVING III this city they will be given
an eEcurslon down the Delaware, lsnd-
log at the Fort and making an inspeo.
siou Of the same. They will he enter.
tanned on the boat with instrumental
and vocal music. On returning to this
city a bargutt will DO served IN the
Rudi.orium OF the OLD FsllOws' Hall
Y hen good eatiog, spesoh making and
cong singing will be the order OF thl
tsvenlnR. The cost OF the affair viii
lrehch Bome $500.