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Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
A Hot Contest In baltimore.

BALriMoRR. Sept. 25.-The political
campaign was opened here to-day by the
Democratic city convention. All the In
dications point to one OF the hottest lights
In the history OF the State. The prizes to
be fought for are the control OF Baltimore
city and the election OF q Legislature
which will choose the successor 70 United
States Senator T. X. Wilson.
The Democrats today nominated the
following ticket: Mayor, Robert c.
Davidson; chief Judge, Henry d. Harlan /;
clerk Of the Superior Court, James Bond; /;
sheriff, George McCaffray; city surveyor,
Augustus Bouldin.
Mr.. Davidson, the nominee for mayor,
Is the hnancier of the large dry goods es-
tablishDent OF Daniel Miller & Co. He
Is native OF Richmond, Va, who came
to Ba timore and worked his way to sue
cess and fortune He Ia q new man 10
politics, aud his nomination wAs brought
about through the Business Mems Demo.
cratic Association. Mayor Latrobe, who
will retire after . bitter fzht, has held
the Office oil and on for six years.
The Independent Democrats will re-
fuse TO endorse to-day's nominaticnA
They will act with the Republicans, aud
a fusion movement 10 already determined
upon. Major Alexander Shaw, q Repub-
llcin, viii ht al the mAyoralty ticket.
He Is prominent business man and q
millionaire. The Independents viii name
the rest Of the municipal ticket. The
Republicans will make straight-out nomi.
nations for the CITY Council 10 all bu,
four wards. The contest will be close,
but beyond that It is impossible to make
any kind OF an impartial prediction al
this stage OF the campaign.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
r.rriSi5 Kr,ssss.SG.

Alsxandsr JsxloYsky, d . o'clocl
this moypine, yV sokndly sleeping q hil
bed IN Tie ss5ohd story of No. 900 wesl
Second street distufbed only By un.
pleasant dreams OF robbers and ndrdar-
ers entering bis chamber bent on smoney
or your life." His 6tfui starts increased
as be imagined he saw the horrible rob.
beD ateaifhily enter his room.
He could stsnd it no longer, bat jump.
Ing from his bed be yelled In lusty tones;
'Policel murderi policei robbeFsl" and
as he opened his window and scrambled
down to the pavement, his voice calling
the guardians OF the pesos rang out
wildly on the early morning air. VIM
'dows few up all around the neiehbo
hood, and nightcapped heads protruded
trying to penetrate In the darkness the
cause oi the terrible racket.
Down the street few form In white
still crying police, robbere All the way
down to the r., w. d B. depot the form
in white few dag Of truce, fiutiering In
the wind after ~ Here Onlcers Craw-
ford and Mason were found. They hur-
ried with Jazlowsky back to Second and
Jefferson with firm grips upon their pis-
tolls, expecting to catch the CORY handed
robbers before they LEFT.
Tho house was entered, the stairs as
cended, the chamber entered and there
lay Mr.. Jszlowsky's son curled upon his
father's bed fast asleep. He had got up
In his sleep and had gone to hii fathers
room. sGosh. but lee glad, / might
have shot my SON." said the glad father.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
FIFTH edition
Oceans Angry Wa,..


AsnuRr PARE. N. j., Sept. ;,
aypreak heavy storm has betr I'aa lug
Ing on this section Of the Nsv " oeas
Q c'nsl The sea has teen ro,l'..' .'YiJl
and dathinr far inland. ll,Te -, aln
Park and Ocean Grove III. ,n.t ~. A'sur
heavy, though little DAMAGE Ls. @ ~
gone. Al Long Brahch tue Tea S,,.i
deep into the bluG on he eN, 1nI -, !
Ocean avenue. aud threatens 10 IN, ''as ~ :
across that famous drive onno,i,, e.s e
place where the East Epl lia,sl ~
The little remnants OF the bnIsL..,an, ", \
Monmouth and Low No,r hIre
completely washed away. wb,l. ,is ~ ~
ished lawns OF the cottapers are hs, w ~
Appearing into the ocean. -'' ~
The bulkheads protecting III. ,o,,.
cottage and lawn OF J. 81 lion CornsS Y
New York, 10 almost a wreck. m. \
is undermining the foundation. IN
cottage owned by J. A. serrmLs, !
New York. In places Where in, ~
OF two werks ago wrecked tue bulth.,s
the lawns arc disappearing. Gso,ss =
Baker. the President Of Tho PIn,r
tionai Bank Of New York, LOST The MI,
part Of bis bulkhead tonight "
Bakers lawn Is also going To- se. a, \,
those OF the late Frederick c Po,ls,I
OF Henry Tuck, OF New York. Tbela,,.
OF I. d. Harmon, john p. Duncan N
y. sackett Moore, Of New York, h.v.sl
suffered.
Seabright has suitained litlc damn,
as yet. Above Highland Belch the M
through Sandy Hook reninsul, M
greatly increased In width aud n, M
road tracks are piled high with .and nt
debris.
30 FAR as known there are no v,s.,,
ashore on the New jersey coast toplsIt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Municipal Court.

Last night August Phillips, IA years
Old. accused OF firing pistol on Sunday
at the Cool Spring Ice Company's
wharves, was discharged with q repri.
mand from Judge Ball.
Oliver N. Aange'l, accused by Axel Y.
Schmidt OF selling him five cents worth
OF cakes on Sunday, was discharged, az
the suit was brought in malice to retail.
lac for Mangell getting judgment for q
debt.
james Thompson, a brute Of negro
was fined go and costs for committing a
violent assault and battery on Ella Kelley.
also colored, when she refused TO submit
to bis caresses,
At this mornings session Of the court
Terrence Mckinney, who officer Sherer
caught drunk and trying to get on a
freight, and would have Teen killed had
the offcer not stopped the train, was An
ed e and costs.
James Haggerty arrested by officer
Heal while lighting with a woman In
front OF Mulrooney's saloon. Filth and
Tatnail streets, was fiued 81 and costs.
Isaiah Clinton was drunk and disorder
ly on Chippey street and getting In figbt
with Thomas Edwards when he strilck
him several times. Rev. Moses Chippey
testified to the frequent disorders in that
street and hoped the police would put an
end to it. Clinton was fined SO and
costs.
MARK McManus was arrested by Officer
Burleigh for drunkenness, and was nned
81 and costs. McManus having a num-
Der OF motherless children, Agent stout
was requested by Judge Ball TO look after
them.
William ze'gler, an old soak, was fined
$40 and costs Tor drunkenness
John Mnrphey. for resisting Olicer
White while drunk, was fined $40 and
costs.
James Mcguire, arrested by Onicer
Massey for drunkenness, was fined 81
and costs.
James King, white man engaged In
the disturbance on Chippey street yester-
day, and for saying he could shoot az
long as the officers could, was fined $40
and costs.
Frank Thomas, arrested by Officer
Hershock for disorderly conduct, was re.
manded for further Identification.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Jury for tie stewart Case.

The following Is list Of the special
Jurors In the case Of Stewart vs.. the P.
w. q d. Railroad Company, which will
be triei at this term of court, the jury In
this case hsyirg disagreed At the trial
last May
Appoqulnlmink William Z.
Appleton.
st. Georgrs-raniel W. CorbIt, Henry
Cllyt n, William X. Cochran,
Red Lion-James Garman, Joseph r.
Pennington.
P,ncader-Andrew S. Eliason, L.
Frank Elison-
New Csstie-Lewis +. Eliason, George
W. Ecklcs, Douglas Mccoy.
White Clay Creek-J ames II. Smalley,
Nathan VI. MGtberali.
MI Creek-John II. Phillips, Charles
y McVaueh.
Observation-Disclosures Everson, Jacot
Way John d. Sharpless.
brandywine-Ihomas G. Bird, Thomas
Weldin.
WilmingtoD-hr'hur II. Smith, Thomai
Darlington, William BoSe, Henry e.
Roblnton.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26

MississlppI Republicans,

Jackson, Miss., Sep. 25.-Thc Repub-
lic.ns OF Mississippi a.ser bled in the
Hall OF Representatives to day. Fifty
seyen counties were represented by about
225 delegates, of which 60 were white and
165 ccloTcd. Elk. Senator Hon. b. X.
Bruce Yves named ior temporary chair
man. He spoke upoa the 'pernicious
methods o. our political opponeuts;" the
wisdom OF having two vigorous political
parties contestlng for control; the peces-
atty ior the Organization, and that the
old ship Of state that has been tossing on
stormy seas since 1875 should be safely
moored once more In the Republican har-
Dor.
Loud calls were msde for General
Chalmers, who was prompt TO respond.
The nrst vote for governor resulted
Chalmers. 1873; Beck, GO, and Chalmers
was declared nominated.
Resolutions were adopted endorsing the
administration of President Harrison
and the platform OF the Republican
party az Chicago Ia 1888. The admins.
tration OF the State Government wa. con-
demne'l as more e1trAvagsnt than under
Republican rule. The management oi
the State Pcnitentlary wa. also severely
Ekkkiled
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Cut by a Small Boy.

Newton Ferrell, all boy IA years OF
age, and residing ut 10. 426 East Ninth
street, Stabbed a lad named Thomas Mid
dleton, IL years old, and residing at No.
<O5 East Ninth street, about noon yester-
day. Middleton bad been employed TO
turn the hand organ OF the merry-go-
round at the corner OF Ninth and Lom-
bid streets, and young FeIrell and a
number OF other boys were near by. The
two lads began joking together,
when Middleton knocked Berrells
hat of and the latter retaliatod
BY drawing small penkniie and stabbed
Middleton in the thigh below the groin
and very close 10 the femorAl artery.
ferrcll waa at once arrested and locked
up, aud Middleton was taken to his home
and Dr. Smith summoned. The wound
Is about an inch deep, and had the knife
cut the artery, near where 1t struck, II
might have been attended with fatal con
sequences. As 1t IL, the wound is not
dangerous, but this morning 1t was too
pain ul TO allow Middleton 10 come 10
the police Office TO testify. Iu conse-
Qufnce Ferrell was remanded for q far
ther hearing.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
The EiEton, Nd. Fa,,

A iow-rate excursion ticket from pbu,.
dciphia. Chester, all station. on d.
Maryland division between Wilmipytn
aud Baltimore, all stations on The is'.
ware division between New Cs,,le ,p
Dover, and all stations on The Cent,,
division between Oxford, Pa, snd pOa
Deposit. will carry a passenger over Ii,
Philadelphia, Wilmington aud BaItino,
Railroad on October Stb. 9th. lQtb .ni
llth to the tenth annual eyhlb,on Of M
Cecil County Agricultural society TO h
held at E!kton, Nd, on the dats nsu.
toned, including admission b ihs
grounds For children between ID. sga
OF I've and twelve years hai-llr tau
will prevail.
Every day races, athletic and base ball
contests, displays OF agricultural, pone
logical and garden products, and Of Ah
aud approved machinery will be tht&s
cial features Of the exhibition. y
Special trains will leave Perryvilkn
7,5O .. m., stopping at Principle, Cha6a.
town, North East and Bacon Hill, srts
ing at Elkton at ais .. IN. Leave VI
mington at $50 q. m., stopping at Ms.
port, Stanton, Ruthby, Newark and Ifs
Hill arriving at ElktOn st 1923 IN.
Returning special trains will leave Elkn
for Wiimiuston at $50 p. m., andlo,
Perryville at 5.35 p. IN, or at ciosd d
races,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
FOURTH EDITION,
Political.

fouucaA
The Republican State Convention O.
New York met yesterday in saratoRa
Chauncey n. Depew Was chosen tempo
rary chairman, and made one Of his elo-
qnent speeches. An Irish delegate from
Neu York offered 4 resolution Of sym
psthy with the Home Rule cause, which
was adopted with some dissenting voices.
State Senator Sloan, OF Oswego, was
chosen permanent chairman. A report
was adopted excluding the John j.
o Brien delegation from the Eighth As
semtly District Of New York ei,y.
The platform adopted approves Presl-
dent Harrison's administration; declares
for protection, the extension OF our trade
and the fostering OF our shipping inter-
ests; liberal and equitable pension laws;
. national election law ito secure the
honest choice OF Representatives In Con-
gress;" the rehabilitation OF the navy;
the restoration OF the efficiency Of the
postal service; "the publication and ele-
walton of the civil service" and the en-
couragement Of popular education. The
platform also commends the action of
successive Republican Legislatures; con-
demns Governor Hills veioes; urges the
continuance OF efforts TO render impossi.
ble improper combinations and eonspira-
cies, known aa trusts, and endorses the
project for Worlds Fair I'm the city OF
New York.
The Massachusetts Republican Conven-
ton met yesterday In Boston. George
d. Robinson was chosen permanent chair
man.
The resolutions adopted, among other
things, commend the course Of President
Harrison's administration, and especially
the Presidcnrs adherence to the Civil
Service law; oppose any increase Of the
present silver collage; favor reduction
OF the surplus revenue; support thor
ouRh and equitable revision OF the tariff
50 as to adapt tie protection 1t affords to
CHANGED business conditions, affecting
New England industries in common with
those OF the rest OF the country; 70 main
tain the American system OF protection to
American industry aud labor with which
the party marched 10 victory at the last
election, and which 10 identified with
every period Of our national prosperity"
declares for "a national election law,
which shall give protection to the nation.
al ballot and 10 the citizen In casting it;;v
favor liberal policy toward the soldier,
aid TO our steamship lines and ample ap-
for the Navy.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26

Of . good many selling from
Sra % SI5 in satteen cover.
ings. We haye the "a N G
thing, with q beautifully
quilted centcrp.ecc, only oil
chlntz instead Of satteen.
There's but a limited mum
Der and we sell them for S.
each. Think Of an Elder
Down Quilt with allii
means for that price.
New and elegant Jackets
and Wraps for ladies q n d
children coming daily.
New Carpets ore here. the
early choice will be tbs best.
Carpets. were never cheaper.
We relay and refit old car
pets in short no'ice at mod.
crate prices.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
DIED.

HEWEs--on Sept. 25th, 1859, NJ. Elisha,
wife Of James W. licwes, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are inyited to
attend the funeral from her husbands !
residence, No. 1901 West Tenth street, on
Saturday, sept 18th, at o O'Clock a. M
Interlnent at st. Johns Church, Del. Co.
Pa.
ALDWELL-In this city, on the 28th
Inst, Providence, wife of Jno. Il. Cald-
well.
Relatives md friends ARE respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from No.
72O hirksyood street, on Monday after
noon. Services ut y. III. Interinent Mt
Riveryiew.
FISCHER-On the 25th inst, Margaret
Fischer, aged p years.
Wkelativcs and friends are respectfully
Invited to attend her funeral from her
late residence. No. ll3 Shipley street, ON
house at > O'Clock. Interment at River
view Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Lecture at AIarshallton.

The illustrated lecture given in Ia
Marshallton N. Il Church, last night
by Prof. J. B. Carey was greatly tDloyed1
being instructive and impressive, As Ntn
as amusing. The night was uniayofiaA
but the house was well fllei and even
one LEFT feeling amply paid for gOlnt
Prof Carey will give his lecture ID ID
Stanton NJ. Z. Church tonight and 10
satisfaction which he REvs at Matshil
ton will cause him to have { full hSua
tonight
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Served Under Two Flags,

PARKERsBuRG, w. Va, Sept. ga
peculiar pension case is reported from
boone county. Van B. Holsteine, an ex-
Confederate soldier. is drawing a pension
from the Government for the loss OF q
foot. 1t Is claimed that Holsteine was
terribly wounded in 1.-the rebel army and
taken prisoner aud on recovering from
bis wound he Joined the Union army aud
had loot shot OIL. For this lie draws q
pension.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Two BabIea IN n Shin Box

NEW York, Sept. 25.-Two lii.ls
mites OF humanity were carried to ID,
MorRue last night by Catherine Hugh
who wanted them inferred In paupH
graves. They were the bodies q ferL
twins born TO Mrs. Arbend last SuuM
and who died from the lack Of pah
ment yesterday.
The midwife placed the bodies IA
dead babies in shirt box aud csrtA
them 10 the Coroner, who gave hefn
permit she asked for on being conviuA
that the twins had died from natunl
causes. The midwife said the destIiu.
ton Of the parents Of the babies wa'pIdi'
hta
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
The Wreck Coos to Pieces.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. j., Sept. 90
This morning, about eight o'clock, tbs
beached ship Geestemunde, which came
ashore hore about two weeks ago Just be
low the city, broke IN two with loud
crAsh, the three masts falling, ripping
open the decks and allowing her cargo of
2, 500 empty oil barrels to free, strewIng
them along the beach front for mile.
The stern OF the vessel driited down the
beach about half mile. The wreck was
caused by heavy rolling sea.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Esv Postmaster a, smyrna.

1t 10 announced that Thomas Jefferson,
Jr., viii be appointed TO succeed John II.
bewiey ~ postmaster at Smyrna. Mr.. J..
has been an earnest Republican for some
years. and is highly popular with the
citizens generally. Senator Higgins
went to Washington this morning. and
although his visit may not have any par
ticular bearing on any appointment, be
may make some suggestions 10 the PfesI-
dent or the Postmaster General in regard
70 Delaware and tae different offices
therein
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Sold His Wife For 81.

CHICAGO, Sept. oi.-James NIco'si
an italian, accused his vile, Enily9
living with Salvador Lemor, dgt
skinned son of Italy. In Judge friias
yille's court yesterday the womaa =,
mltted the charge, but said her Lns9aa.
had sold her TO Lemor for tlO, anu s1'
did not think she was dong Nropen
obeying her husbands order. Ltlna
corroborated the st Try, and the Jaig'
discharyed the woman.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
LeconcY WIN Got a shnw

Prosecutor jenkins. Of Camden, N. j.,
said yesterday that the postponement Of
the Leconey murder inquest was not be-
cause OF the weakness OF the testimony
against Chalkley Leconey, but be Euse
the Slate desired TO carry its evidence
directly before the Grand Jury. The in.
quest will be resumed after that body has
acted upon the ca'e. and It will be the
fist presented TO them wnen they shall
meet OH October lst.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Fatal Accident.

The following 10 from the Baltimore
Sun: william Reynolds, q freight
brakeman, employed by the d. & o..
hailroad, was on Monday instantly killed
oy being run over near MarriottsvIlle,
No., on the main stem. The rem ains
presented a horrible appearance, having
been crushed beyond recognition. Rey-
nolds boarded at No. 1888 William
street" The deceased was half brother
o. Mrs. Leonidas L. Pennington, No. 3O7
L. 7th street, this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Cliildren's Classes.

N. Dushane Cloward principal ., ~ W y
College OF Music has received lU'oW pess 4.
tiful cards which be will present 70 v.
school children Of this CITY; an nj IN
dren are invited to call at Colltge ns,i ni
Masonic Temple any afternoon Inls NJ. ~.
between 4.30 and $50 O'Clock, or On sIl N
urday between 9 aud IL n. M, or aus
D. M, when each will receive ea'"'
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Let Eyerybodx Como

On Saturday. The Git Edge Boot and
Shoe Store will be cl Jsed two days. viii
open on Friday evening with a special
sale Of ladies', gents, misses', boys',
youths and cbildren's boots, shoes and
rubbers, on which we guarantee you will
save gooi deal OF money. The balance
of our walking shoes for ladies and
misses Twill be sold at 25 cents pair. BE-
sure and come to see us. Gilt Edge Boot
and Shoe Storf, N. Z. cor. Second aud
Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Swallowed His False ree;h

NEW YORK, Sept 25.-While Francis
FIRING was eating in a Fulton street res
taurant yesterday he swallowed his false
teeth and startled the other guests by
writhing around In his chair aud show
ing every evidence OF severe pain. He
was taken to hospital, where a long
pair OF forceps was thrust down his
throat and the teeth were gently drawn
out. They had lodged in the psophagus.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Entertainment Thl- E,enlng.

The Order OF United American Ne,
chanics will give grand mn'i,al ala I
literary entertainment at odd teiosIl
Hail this evening. and all who atsna
are assured OF a pleasant time Az "
terestlng programme has b. ca arfang's,
Consisting OF musical and literary f.'g Ni
tionr. The tickets are only 20 csnn w
In addition to the musical ana hls'''
exercises refreshments will be served
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
cnptaIa naeklngham's Advancement

GHP'uII HuONIHBHHHl AuNHhceIntht.
Captain David z. Buckingham, night
clerk In the postotbce, this morning, re-.
ceivtd MS commission from Washington,
appointing him as an entering clerk in
the pension office prior TO entering upon
bis duties as special pension examiuer.
While IN preparation for lie weightier
duties Of his office, he will receive q
salary at the rate Of 5000 per annum,
which will be bat short time, aud whea
be enters upon his duiies as pension
examiner he will receive salary OF
I'll 400 per annum, besides S3 per day
and board and all travelling expenses
paid. His examination was Tor the Office
10 which he has been appointed. Captain
buckingham Is to be congratulated upon
his good SUCCESS
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
soc,a, ANON /. soldiers.

About 35 members OF Compiny ~ y
New Castle came over to W!linipGs~s ~.
last night aud were the guests ol J.. ov "a.
pany O. They were taken to f4rt.' M M
taurant and bsnquetted in fine sV.ss,, y, n.
rest OF the evening was spent 10 VI osi,s
mory 10 speech making and s1iGH !, bn@s
aud about midnight they returned A'~-
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Hand L.eerased.

John America, colored, residing ct No.
200 East Thirteenth street, had one Of bis
hands badly lacerated this morning
while working alta lathe In the morocco
factory on French street, OF William
Bush u Co. He was taken to the drug
store, corner Of Second and King streets
when Drs. Morrison and First put sever
al stitches In It, and gave IL the proper
dressing 70 render him comfortable.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
why Ninior YYnrner DecIIned.

DEER PARK, Nd, Sept 2S.-NalOt
William Warner, of Missouri, has finally
declined the oiilce of Commissioner Of
Pensions, which was terd,red him BY
the President. The letter Of deCnstlOn
Is dated September 10, hut at the Pte.i.
dent's request It bad been Withheld 10
the hope that the determination Of hs
Major would be reversed. II Is, how
ever, now made public. Major Warns'
says: "Did not business engagement
which have no right to break PTeveal
II, no personal sacrifice would pryeul
my acceptance"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Russia

ODESSA, Sept. ga teacher of this
city, named sause, committed suicide to-
day. His wife was SO much affected that
che lost her reason. She killed her Ave
children, carried their bodies to third
story window and threw them to the
ground. She then threw herself out, re-
ceIving fatal injuries.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26

VIII be BurIed On Sunday

! The funeral OF William Yates will take
place at 8 O'Clock Sunday afternoon, from
hls late residence at Bancroft's Banks.
The members OF DUPONT Post, No. 2, @,
a. r., will assemble at the headquarters.
Tenth and Market streets, at 1.30 O'clock
and attend IN q body. The interment
will be made at Mt. Salem Cemetery,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
j. ID. IiIckeI.

Successor to spicer and Bickel, wholesa' G
onmisslon merchants, No. 205 East
Fourth street, Wilmington, DEL, will
continue at the old stand the sale ol
butter, eggs, poultry, fish, oysters, clans,
apples, onions aud potatoes. Also cream
cry butter q specially.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Temperance ut stanton.

Rev. Il. l.. Hubbard, OF New Castle,
will lecture In the hall at Stanton to-
morrow (Friday) evening, under the
auspices of the Women's Temperance
Union, OIL the subject of temperalc &C. All
are invited who wish to be entertained
and instructed.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
Fina OHsters.

Mr.. KIenle, No. lO6 East ThlId Third. sGeVs Govs
has received fine lot oil hloiaS hl,.,omsa
oysters, which he is serving 70 ,lb vub's .ous.
al the usual rates. Those VINO wnirinnrllP
thing nice should taste them; "' hOf
appreciates good thing, and knTSI ,h,,s "
70 cater 70 the appetites Of the pun"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-26
n Bomb Exploded.

MADRID, Sept. 25.-A bomb was ex-
ploded to-day behind the Ayete palace at
San sebastian. where Queen Christiana
10 staying. No one was hurt and no
damage was done.