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Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Ii JUDas OUANuS hes any de-
tenss 70 make against The oAAEgss nov
psAdInE, he shoald have remained in
iowa and fAosd them. Ths OoursO that
be has puraned In having the oiiy, and
failing 10 meet his AocusoEu. conveys
lhs Impression that hs hiss no defense
10 mAks, and that All charged against
him is tFaa. Toe J adgs has friends In
this city Who ware lno ined 70 look upon
his shoFlcoming With considerable
charity, but nov MI this has bean for
lelted, And from being . judge he has
himself become fugitive from Justice.
We have been inSllRed to look upon
Judge OummIns ~ being unfortunate
In his business trEnsAclions, bat the
course that he has now pursued, con-
veys the ImpEssalon that this oonstrue-
lion will mol cover the OxlenI Of bis Of
tense.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

PRoMINHNr Democrats ell over the
oounIry Grs beginning 70 leave their
par.y Ike rats dessrllng . sinking ship.
They see and know thAI when the party
undertook 10 carry Tres trade, II shoul-
dered TOO hsAvy . load, and musl 90
down. A nong the latest A,cesslons 20
she Rspu olicAn ranks is ex' Mayor ].
L For Wosd, OF OnesIer, . ltte long
Democrat, but Who now feels thAl be
oanno. consclenuously support . parry
ahat iAvoEs frse trade. He knows hat
II the present Standardization 10 given .
renewed lease OF poW Wer, free trade vii
be forced upon the people, and the mills
and factories OF Chester obliged 70 close,
aud their employees compelled TO walk
the streets In ldlsness. There is no
doubt but he also remembers that the
present AdnlnisIrAlIon ruined one OF
the mos, furnishing industries oi Ohes-
tsr, and sent Ihe proprietor do Wn TO his
grave . broken hearted man. These
are some OF the causes which have In
duoed him, and will no doubt induce
hundreds OF other Democrats in 0hes-
Ter, the same ~ elsewhere, TO do any
hing In their power Tor The success Of
She Republican uokel. 9uoh men a
ex.MAyor FJr wood h Ave sho Wn BY IheiI
actions In the past that they love their
party, but the course they Are nov
pursuing shows thai they lave the peg
pie Stlll more.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

IT IS SAID IaAt when Mr.. oleye-
lands letter accepting . denomination
makes iis appearance II will reAfarm
his position in favor Of free trade, the
same Hs was contAined In his message
OF last December, and on which The
Democratic platform 10 founded. In
fact Is ls Diff JulI to see hlW he can
make 1t oIherWlse, although some OF
1he leading men Of his parry are doing
sVeFy ihlns in their power 10 make she
pBople believe that ths message and the
plHtiorm are two Of the ossS projection
documents ever Issued. Bal suppose
he should, now that he kuo ~ the sentl-
ment OF The people is opposed TO free
trade, change his bAle and take 9 di =
EeTenT view Of the tariff question to
What be aid In his message, NhA' Are
bhoSe DsmoSrAAo oiu9s who were 90
quick 10 endorse that remarkable paper
going TO do about i,2 Or how can he
stand on . platform that says And
means one thing II his letter Of AcsepI
Anoe should sAy and mean another7
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
unloa street Grove.

The camp meeting 81 Union Street
grove Was not 90 interesting yesterday,
there being no services At all during the
day, but Rev. Mr.. Carr Price preached
. very able sermon In the evening. To-
day ia missionary day, and services
will be conducted this afternoon and to-
hiRht by the missionary sister OF this
city. To morrow is ohildTen's day.
There will be q sermon preached TO the
parents and children on Their duties,
etc. Thursday night,Rsv. G. v. Peterson,
from PhllAdelphiA, Will conduct the
meeting, and preaching Friday night
by Rev. A. Richardson, pastor Of the
N. Il. Church, South Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

THE NOMINEES OF the Republican
parry for sheriff ard coroner OF this
county are we'll worthy the support OF
their fellow ciIzsus. They are both
we'll known In this city, and there is
none thai can ssy AughI sRAlnsI either.
There Ia no dOubi AbJut the h!ness Of
Mr.. simmons 10 perform the datiss OF
ahe [ fiji OF sheriff, and We believe that
II he Is elected he will attend IS iAlIh.
fully TO them IS he does 10 his own
business. The same can be sIid for
Mr. jackson, who 10 known 10 Alm1s
avery man, woman and chilli Ia the
city. FJE many years he has Sc v,j
the public In an efh lient mAnner By
caring for their losi children without
money and Wi'hpaI price. There Are
Hundreds Of parents In this city who
Are under lasting debt Of gratitude I
Mr. ia kson for resIorlpg their obil
dren 10 them, and We believe thai q
sROh will remember him iAvosAbiy OF
BlsCGiOn dIy.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

We don't know OF such
another gathering of Hand
kerchieis under one roof any.
where.
Take one variety-White
Linen, with embroidered
scalIops and hand embrold'
cry inside scallops; SERENITY
ssOen meaO styles; price range
2sc to 81.
Hundreds of other sorts.
Linens Of every kind on
the same generous scale.
Prices are so little because
there are no costs between
the makers and the store.
Southwest of centre.
Good quality Lawn; blue,
pink, brown, black figures;
choice styles, 42c.
As much Of a surprise az
best Crazy Crepes at 1oc.
Northwe.t of centre.
Only about $50 left of the
81 White and Gray Corset:
for 6oc. A day or two more
will do for them now thai
the women have found them
out.
Chestnut street side, east of Main Aisle
There's witchery in Arch
cry if the outfit is right. w,
have never known a tim
when the best could be hac
for 80 little.
/ Bows, Coo, 75c, 81, S1.25, Sl.CO, 8
! Arrows, 81, $1.50, 81 25, S6 doze
Straw Targets, 81 each.
I, Everything G for sports.
i The last kink is a genuin
Q 3.inch Rase Rail mounted .
0 a watch charm. 20c.
II Basement, northeast Of centre.
el InHN WAMAMAKnp
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
wANAmAKER's.
PHnADEIrHrA, tuesday, August !, 1855.

In the Chestnut street en-
trance may be seen tor a few
days a bust in plaster oi
General P. II. Sheridan. 1t
is a study from life by the
eminent sculptor, John j.
Boyle, and is the odel for
a bust in marble. Compe-
tent critics, personal friends,
pronounce the likeness phe-
nomenal.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

FRoh THE com 1lAinl made by = ooT-
Eehpondent yesterday, We sra led 10
believe Ihsi there are still some oon
arAoioTs In this oily Who do mos give
any attention 10 the ordinance Rbicb
requires signal Ia APPS to be placed Oh
al oOSTncAoDs IN the streets al night.
This is a matter that shOuld be attend
90 20 BY the proper authorities, and 1,
might be we'll for The polite 10 report
all oase5 that come under their noIios
20 the chiei Who In turn could call the
attention Ut the 9 rect Oom missioner to
the matter. The Ui J has already had
70 rAy damages in ~ least ons case ol
this kind, and IL Beems to us IhAs Ihil
AsAn Instance where an ounce OF prsven
slOn is worth . pound OF ouse." Iton,
or two VlolAsofo OF tbs ordinance Arl
brought before the city court and aned
Is will bs q warning for other trans
RteBBOEB,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
L.eh.sns1e!n nsnrn rIom.

1t ls stated that NJ. L. LIohtsnstein ia
tie guest Of his sister in London,
shortly AfEtT his arrival there he was
pIcstrAted with sickness, which va,
followed by paralysis Of the limbs, and
he is now a helpless cripple Crutohes
nave bean provided but thus far be has
peen unsble to use fh' m This case iB
Anothtr illuttTAtion OF the old saying
thAl the way Of ths transRIessOf ID
haEu' s. is stated that Mr Liehten-
stelD does not appeAr to hAvs a surplus
OF iut de, and should he ever be brought
70 our eity he could not make repAra.
Ton Tor his pilfeEinP, un'eFa those who
nave suffered the eby " uld consider
ms iheatcerAiien IN prison set of fo
1AelE 0lEiDY
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
UoNsUnrTIUN CURED,

An old physician retired from prRotio,
having had placed in his hands by an Eag
India missionary the formula OF . simpl,
nsnt cure Of Consumption, Bronchitis, Ga
tarrh, Asthma and all throat and Luna
Affections, also positive and radical ourt
for Nervous Debility and all Nervous Gem
plants, after having tested its wonderful
curative powers In thousands OF oases, hal
felt 1t his duty 70 make It known to hil
suffering fellOws Actuated by this motive
and desire 10 relieve human suffering, ]
will send free Of charge, 10 all who desire II
this recipe, IN German, French or u nglisl
with full directions for preparing and using
sent by mail By address ing with BtAmI
naming this paper ". A. MOVES, ltg Row
er's Block. Rochester, N. Y. ly-O0W.W
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Quaint, bright, cheerful
japanese Rugs. Novelties
at commonplace prices.

Dickens, Scott, Wilkie
Collins, Thackeray, a n d
more than one kuNaye9 and
t5OeNty other authors in the
Keystone Library. Ioc.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
August cotton up 40 POlp Is.

NEW YORK, Aug. 6.--The corner in
August cotton showed undiminished
strength to-day, and the price went up
higher than at any time since the opera
tion begun. The closing price was II 10
bid, IL, 20 asked, a gain OF over 20 points
from Saturdav.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

We, the undersigned R,ptssns R,,,,
sll ray all Prizes drawn 10 m, Issia'
lur counters. r'''-'~
y: .. WALWBLEY, Pres. Louiriu
National Bank.
F1EkHE LANAUX, Pros, Hsnisr
00nAl Rank.
z. BALDWIN, Pres. n. o Ha1I
oAhL AOAH,P Pres Union EuilsI
NnMk.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
DRoPosALs
Il FOR
FIRE ALARM BOX.
pRoPosALs.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
At the box Of Uity Council, until Wednesday
evening, August 5, st7 o'olooR, for one over
cost and one pair Of pants for rs men, ThO
material nust be Of not more than "a ounce
indlso blue cloth or kerssy and rtand the
test ofO. r nitric acid. All bids Uust bT
addressed TO Francis L. SaWdOn, ohRirman
OF folioe uem mmittse, and must DO aoOompan,
the bidder. fhANUIS i. SAWDOH.
a1-Bt Chairman Pol 90 COMMITTEES.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

THE CASE Of poisoning that oolurrsd
ii The residence OF Mrs.. Hannah ".
Slngley 10 this CITY last evening should
be thoroughly investigated. Some o,
ths meal nbiIh the parties RIs shou d
be subjected to . sbrioi analysis, so that
II possible the osuss can be asoeI-
tAined. This 10 too serious q matter to
be allowed 10 pass unaohoed; haIs are
four persons poisoned from eating 81
ordinary And generally considered
healthy article Of iood, and now one o
these persons Is dad, while the lives OIL
the others are hanging In the balance
Bone OF this bee; should bs tubj9otei
30 a srijs examination, and Il II 1
found thai thO poisoning has beer
caused by Bone deletsrl0us substano
n'ed in the curing, the parties should
II possible, DO brought 70 Justice, but
this oAnn d be done The fAot OF thel
nsing pol,un 10 cure their meal shoul
be made known oil over the country.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Buy your carpets from 8. SpeakmRn,
No. SIG Market street, (MAsonic Tenn.
ple). His prices are reasonable and
terms accommodating.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
BarRalns IN Laoe onpn-

Mrs. j, r. sooy, 2l2 King street, will
have special sale Of lace caps this
Wesk reduced below cost also ohiidren's 3
white dresser. Best selection for those
who come ssrly.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

Powell, in Washington street market
and No. 308 Madison street, has q good
lot Of Ash for to-morro ~ 8 market; also
olams and lobsteHs.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
The Besr m INC ninrhat.

The watch spring oorEes superior to
whAlebone, sliding aud detAChAble
springs, at Hukiil b PoIst's, Second
and rAtnAll streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
an TrAvelInG EHpensss Inoluded.
NATIONAL PARK

With a complete round Of all the points of
interest in Americas wonderland, and am.
pie time hr = thorough Inspection Of ia
many marVeis. Incidental visits to Niagara
Fails, O1ioago, MllN Aukee, the DsIls o the
wisconsin, 81. Paul, Minneapolis, the Falls
OF mInnehaha, Lake Mnne;onks, the IA
mous bad LandB" OF dakota. etc, Ali
Railway Travel ia Palace Sleeping
Cars. The Party will be limited In
number In addition to tue above there
with be a earRnd Trip t0 the Yellow
STONE National Park and AcrOaH
tho Continent, leaving Philad el phia
Seu'. IL Three Trips TO Colorado
Augus ", ep cub 81 10 and October 4; Exs
eurstOns direct 10 southern CaIIfOr.
MIA, Sept. 0 AMI tlot.s; Tour over tine
hOrdhern Pacific "a California;, ct,
u Six Trips 10 august and Ten Trims
Ia sel tomb r 10 Eastern Iesorts; ann a Ne
rtes OF winter ExcursienA 10 Cali.
fOFntRs
AS-Sond for descriptive circular Of Y slIoW
stone national PAX "Trip, or for circular
and ornRtion regardibg oths. tours fde
siKnAtinR particular trips dsslrsd).
RAYMOND q WHITOOMB.
Ill s. hlnJh St., under Continental Hotel,
sd3t PHILADELPHIA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
''3sHtIII IIi. lIIIIHHu
Y eIEA IHllui II;Tplr
Louisiana StateLo Comm.

lAnA otateLottery Comm
A.. Incorporated By the LeRi,Is,n,. 4 !.
Iol sensational and UhsntSs1a y Y
ana az. its franchise made 4 pars 'I AZ u AleiP,l
s,Ate Oonstitution, ia iSIa hs ~
Wheimins popular vote. ' W "a "
Z. GRAND ExTRAORn,..
DhAWlNGA TAX . pIac a Sss,, ~ ~
ally dune anu Dec rmha.a AZ.
ShsAh - nakGLE EAUMHSa' ala
AnaA take piKse Q on eash DaA J!
9tneF ten nlOnthH IN ina s " Y
are al drawn In Dnhiis
A@AoeHny Of Music, New OTI,ss.
"Ws DO hereby osrtlfy tha, VA -
yemtAnnuAl DfGwings Of ma hl ISsll.I
Syete Lottery TO-, and II psrsos ~ -..9
lna control the drawings thsgs,,!.- >
Aiet the bAme Ars ocnduotsj Nm ". :
Alineos and Ia soOd falth .oEn,a IL sii...
Anp We authorize tho eompanv y v.
'ortinoSto, with faS-sIyillsg n ~, ,Js.
Ataehed In It's adTs-tltasaItS
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
We VIII Help You Sell
Your Goods.

.DEAENE00 ItseRusos, ana a nav ana
EhpN EDO successful SJIJR z = "A vo5I
|oMn nome py one who WAS deaf tWsItV.
eight ysars. Treated By most Of thS ~
self In thres months, and sinca thSn hn1.
drede Of othera. Hull pArtioulsTs ssnt On a.
phcatioD. 7. 3. PA9k, no. Al Woef M,
st. AsW Tork Oity. totls-tQ, 4, ,sassHS
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
aAaNmausaan.

Rverybody likes the MonitoF OIL
Stove. II Is The only oil Stove that VIII
not explode; it cannot generate any go
IN the oil tank, owing % the unvhEying
supply Of oil 70 the Wioks; II produces =
uniloFm and STEADY heal; It preserves
the wick four times e. long and give1
20 per cent. more hsAt than any othel
oil stove. You Gao do your washing
and ironing With III Il e the tidy house
keeper's best friend. For sale ct The
Plokols Stove and Heater o., No. B0l
Bhipley street. Wilmington. Del.
Metica.
The genuine gharplaas creamery but
Ter has ghaEplsas printed in full on eAoh
print. Always for sale BY Lynch q
LeATy, Madison street gr0oars, N. W
ooruer Fourth.
rasn.a Eaea
that everybody ought 70 know that a
Sergeant gives $40 lbs. Of the best, well
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. 0Ak
pine and hlcOFy kindling wood In largl
loads. Lime for whltewAshing. Yard
foot Of Monroe Btraat. Central once
Seventh and King streets. Look for III
blue sign, Opening in the evening.
Dr. Bimms' white PuImonto BSlsam
The great And mighty lung medicine
for coughs, sore throat, 80. HndorBet
by Thousands. Far from being exoellei
By any other. 800. and 81. Depot, al
and King cts. Sold By dealers.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
AUGUST stn. lsss. a. ,;e,olosr.

2b head Of Fresh Cows and Forward Bprina
~. era, etock bulls, 2 cart horses gsEN9
10y good driving horse, l stAl sk
ton, Royal George, year, old.
The above cows woro bought 5prtngaFg IN
LanoRBter and Lebanon couhttea, and are
cs snaiderod by 5000 iudges 10 be the baat lot
Of cows sold AZ any public sale this season;
among thom will be found some heavy milk.
ors and big butter cows PtTsObs wanting
good young COWS should attend this sale.
sale positive.
A credit Of 70 days will bo Rlvon on ali
sums over t8b ROBkRT MoUAnDEN
l.. W. BtidhAm 4 Son, auots. I2e-dkWa
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
[OUBLlo uALn or PERSONAL PMoP.
kkrX=WilI y nold ~ Dublis aaia -
the pFonisss, No rs Orango street, o.
zRnWwanAV AuoTyar Yh.h -.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST Is.A. issA
81 10 o'oiook, - n,
Al NE stock, tools and nKtafN1 d ths
hhops oi David WoolmAn.
o@R, Oonaisting Of I bolt
cutter, tire bender,
sheAEs a1d punch, tire pettaf, - q
cone pulley Tor bands cone gums
slraiGhloning plntoa, . bellows, . Anvila, Q
eGBt-lron alAok tubh bolt and nptkO header,
lot Of hammer sledgoa aud other tools suita.
bio for flrtt-olAaa biaokam iih eaOpi 3 visoa
and dIill presses, pair scales, In good Or
der, weighing e10o pounds; boxing and l
tufninS machines, lot Of benches, patterns
and sawed stun; spokes and felloes, 0ryt lot
Of we'll eaa1ned lumber, 70 4 luoh; saw
sb alta ehd sIlls, bieko-y axles, b1<Ee, lot Of
assorted carriage bolts. lot Of hopper and
side bATToWB, Z dirt carts, lot Of wheels, :
sleigh runners, l Portland sleigh, IdoAFb Srn
body, painted and trimmedj 1 spindle
wagon on Brewster springs, l second hand
lumber wagon, 2 duHouta, lorG wagon with
canvas top, 2 decks, lot or framss. 3 stoves
and other articles ice nume Gus 70 mention.
Also . lot ef new and s.oOnd. hand carriages.
Terms made known On dAv OF galoby
DAVID WDOLMAN.
Geo. W. stanton 20, auotn. Al-et
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Lddrsss RsgIst,It l,ii,n b =.
aEW ORLEANS RATlOHALi ~
n ew Orleans, -

REMEMBER dss.rsi' dss' ih' Rtsi': B.,Ss
snd Early, who are In chsrgs o. tAs =, = =
lnEB, is = guarantees Of absolute ~
and integrity, that tho chance, y Y,
0duAl and that no one can poHipy ~
Uhat mum bsra will draw 8 Prise.
REEIEM BER Glso, that the ~
Prizes iB GUARANTEED bl ~, ~
NATIONAL BANKS Of hsE ~
and the rick AFe signed by Y, ~ !,
dent Of an Institution, Ehose ~ "
rights are recognised in be hlsnssl ~
therefore, beware OF any ini1A1l0"e
uoymOus sohameA
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

OommsnSing Sunday, July let, viii leave
Fourth street wharf daily, At 100 and lo.iI
.. N; l, AIS and 0 ~ p. m.
boatB leave OhsstnLt gtr0St WhS RI, PhtIA,
delphiA, At 30 and 1000 .. m, Ar L.s0, zoo
An6 et6 p. N.
Tor Marcus hook leave wilmInston at
100 .. n. and tlbp. u.
All boats stop At JhsBter.
Freight reooiVOd for mAro1s Hook On
Tuesday.
Tolephono No sT.
On Sundays 100 .. M. boat connects with
l.b0. Fer sale on boat. mt-u
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
Now is Your Time

NUN M 4Um i 4MS
To get a bargain in a
Suit of Clothes. What
we mean by a bargain Is
a good, stylish suit, well
made and trimmed and
one that will not only
be a satisfaction to the
wearer, but a credit to the
seller. Such a suit you
can get Of US at a very
much reduced price.
We must sell off a big
lot OF our stock. We are
making up for Fall and
they are beginning to
come In. Well have
to have the room for
them. Then we want
the cash and are max
ing a special reduction
of 10 per cent. on all
cash sales.
We still have a good
assortment OF Flannel
Suits, Serge Suits, light
and Fancy Colored
Suits, and a full assort-
ment of thin goods;also
Underwear, Balbrlggan
Shirts and Drawers,
Gauze Shirts, Hosiery,
Ties, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

fh.AYEIy
|Iths l9lh q
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Ping from
DARK r.
nefi, A Il
A.feo0yery
1ES A. /
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07
GRAND monthly Drawn
In the Academy of Music, Ny
Orleans, Tuesday, August, q.
CAPITAL PRIZE, S3ONNI
100, 900 Tickets aI Twenty u
lnrs each. Halves $40; Guard
eOi TonthH ~; TWen'iethh 0I.
kIBT OF FKIHHa,
APFHoxTnAqI6s FaiEW
8 l9l PrlIel. amoantIag La.-....LlA

., ls4 fflhea, amounting Lo,.,,.",tlai
NOTH.--Tiezsts drawing UIpllal Pin
not entitled to terminal pFlIei.
For Club Rates. or Rn5 urihs Hlz
ti0n ehfed, write LIGHTLY u tho uhiG
ed clearly Stating your ieElienN
stata, County, Street and FumbG
rapid return mail deliv0rJ will u i.sl
~ your enclosing an Envelope bsArllli
full address.
send POSTAL NOTES. EIpFea ~
OrdeTI, or New ork Exchange 10 Nill
letter. Currency by kxpfesG tat oar tiP'a
addressed 10
Ma. DAUFHll
ASW OllaAalh
oE m. a. DAUPHIE. u
WsshiaEtsn,l
Daily Republican., 1888-08-07

DUBLlO SALE or KIKSr.UL.ABS
i mesh cows WIN be sold 81 the Belle.
tue Hotel, 9th ward, city Of Wilmington,
ON WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1888-01-06
PERSONAL MENTION,

Prof. H. E. Scott has returned to his
studies at Cambridge, Mass.
Miss f. n. Wilcox has gone to North
Adams, Mass, to spend the winter with
friends.
Rev. Mr.. Thompson and family are
moving into the new Methodist parsonage
this week.
Mr.. Harry Williamson, who has been
in the West for % years engaged in
ranchng, is home for visit.
Mrs. A. NJ. Beckwith is visiting friends
at Burlington and Miss Sophie VAIN
wright at North Adams, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles NJ. Remele, who
were married at the latter's home in Bos-
ton last week, arrived in town on Mon
day.
Mr.. Samuel Sheldon, who is at Wurz-
burg, Bavaria, studying, sent his friends
here novel Christmas and New Years
cards.
Harold G. Palmer and Miss Hattie
Hamilton returned to Vermont academy
Monday morning. Albert d. Palmer of
the freshman class in Brown university
returned to Providence, r. l., Tuesday
morning.
Constable MunrOe has recovered from
an illness of nearly two weeks and is
again able to attend to business. Messrs.
G. +. Marshall and VIM. Chadwick are
also out again, after being i'll for num-
Der of days.
Mr.. Chas. y. Pray, who was member
of the sophmore class of the college, has
taken a position on the staff of the Chi
cago Qll.) Daily News. He went to
Chicago for the holiday vacation with
his classmate, Mr.. Sherman, met Mr.
Stone, the News editor, and an immediate
engagement resulted.
News has been received of the sudden
death at Pasadena, Cal, last week, of
Mr.. VIM. A. Kimball, who spent the
summer of 1885 in town and had many
friends here. Mr.. Kimball was born in
Boston. lie was at one time student
at Yale college, but at the breaking out
of the rebellion he left college and
joined the army in response to call for
troops. Afterward he did business in
New York and married there daughter
of Rufus Hatch, who, with two sons,
survives him. Mr.. Kimball had consider
able literary ability and wrote for vari-
GUS magazines, though never under his
own name. After going to California
his health improved for some time, but
failed again within few months. His
disease was consumption.