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Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
FIFTH edition


Lawrence Long, Jo.eph r,sL
masis were we're, on the rounds last p,, ,9a
, ,pak,ne hight hideous aud generslir s it
.n pc ceaole people In tbfir ro,, u's'
they stopped into the Ailan, tuF round,
motel, and with much brayndo n.o n4rata
10 appropriate the pool. talIc t,' ~
seiVes, for which they g,.t orIrr. ~ utn.
ssantly. William SPARKS ma , S"e ~
nau Iew words with them. ma , .selI,
swore vengeance against lin "nu Veg
passed out. Some time aftcrv.a tLty
sparks went out and passed M rn W, W.
street on his way homewarI W Mug
posite No. $40 King street. IL. w, "1sn w
the gang OF outlaws who thre,,e "a, a', y
as they passed out of the bo,s, e' ,- al
Lawrence Long threw a brick .,., T,tea
nun In the forehead, cutting and b I,,sl
him feariGlly. @"u "u''lls
Mr.. Sparks was knocked IA u.
ment and for some time Law ,,s aeP''
so er,a was the force Of Tho brl rI'sl'
II broke Into pieces. The p,ny ~
escaped by running IN KIM s .,
Long was arrested after b. Ven, It'et
not for assault on Sparks. bn, %, 1n0a'
sodisofderly that his mother had H. 'o W v
word TO tho police station wIen c nv ,
Swiggett got him and lotSpl him I''
Mr.. sparks swore out warrant to,t
arrest This morning. Relng ALREADY - =
the cells Long will not escape arrs,, Y
this case. "''V'''l
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

CHICAGO, July 25.-Last week Lena
LGrie served an injunction restraing Lag.
arus Silverman, banker from turning
over to Ike OF Robert Lurie more than
half Of It's. coo drawn on a Winning lot
terry tickle. Mrs. Lurie claimed that
Robert and Ike her cousins, were attem-
pting to chea. her out Of half interest
which she owned in the ticket, she hav-
ing bought 1t on shares with Robert
Yesterday moreing Stat Attorney Long
checker fled an Information In the
Superior Court asking that the en-
tire p.iss he declared OlGulteu Ia
tie State. This action is brought
under an express provision of the statute
to that end, and is the first of the kind
fled in this county. An injunction
was at once granted restraining the
banker from paying over the money to
any oil the claimants.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

The wreck of the English bark Ml'-
way, which .oundered In 1863, VII
bounl fro u Loudon TO Philadelphia with
cargo Of tin, lead and spelter, worth
over $50, has been located by the
Atlantic and Gulf WIecXing Company
off Cape Hcnlopen. vests rday the
schooner J. Howard Mcgee landed al
Almond street wharf, Philsdrlphia, q
consignment oil various metals from the
Midway's cargo, which had been brought
to the surface 10y divers, and although
corroded by the uction OF alt water, the
entire consignment was sold at the highest
market rates. A Gu - OF brandy and other
articles were found. The wreckers are
still busy getting ont the yaluables, which
pany.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

PITTsDURG, July 24.-Judge Ewing
grant, Rev. e. F. Flemon another re-
spite to-day, this time at the request OF
Judge Steriett. Of the Supreme Court.
Judge Ewing said h6 had fully made VI
his mind 10 end the matter, but he had
received letter from Justice sterrett,
asking that, as matter of grace aud
favor, lie let 1t rest until Saturday, which
he sgrted to do.
There was rumor anoat to-day that
Flemon had made arrangements with his
cOlorcd friends to have him shot while
going TO this station, If he Is taken South,
deemlng this an easier fate than death Ut
the end OF a rope In Southern State.
All day colored people crowded about
the Central Police Station watching the
deputies from South Caroline, who are
waiting for Flemon. Somebody had
started rumor that the ULited States
Court had in:erferred and that Flemon
would be turned over to the deputies
this evening".
George W, Wurzell, law partner OF
Charles F. McKenna, and a committee
OF colored ministers have gone to Union.
town to present the matter to the Gov.
ornor In person.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

SCRANTON, Pa, July ga cave-in
occurred this morning In Hyde Park,
over vein in the Central Mine. Six
acres OF ground were affected. A pub
lie tchool building was badly damsgad,
and twelve private residences had their
foundation walls cracked and
doors badly jammed. Large assures have
opened in the ground, and in the centre
OF the disturbance the earth has settled
ten feet. In the mine six chambers are
Affected, and the miners are unable to go
on with their work. Yesterday after
noon, while number Of men were re-
moving the rock and coal ftom the
chambers closed In the Central mines,
the lamp OF ole Of the laborers ignitei
the gas aud caused terrific explosion.
John Williams and Robert Roberts
were killed and four others were fear
fully burned.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
FOURTH EDITION.



JoHNaowN, July pa freight
wreck occurred at the Viaduct this morn.
ing and detained the men who are as.
signed to asslst Judge Cummin In the dis
tributiou of Governor Beavers money
for moretlan an hour. The long delay
caused prisons to tear that the dstrlbu-
zion was pver aud they were TO be left
out In thu cold. When part of the CON-
mitsion arrived the room was crowded as
on previdis days.
A numOer Of orders for money have
been stopped by the Board OF Inquiry
because Il systematic swindllDg on the
part OF sume applicants for relief Some
oil the SCHEMES re5orted TO are dec dedly
Ingenious among them being ths follow
ing: a hthcr MIL register himself aud
family AMI be placed IN a certain class by
the local committees; come other mem
Der OF bis household also registers, the
result being double allowance to the
family. In this way some families have
received as much as $40, while 1t was
the purpose OF the committee to allow but
$50.
The distribution of the $500 900 has
consumeda great deal of time, and the
end Is rot yet in sight. as many who
were sufferers 10 great extent have not
yet eveh been registered. 1t is not u
difficult matter to place all the blame
where 1t properly belongs, as all local
employees arc working like beavers TO
finish The hsk. Tha amount paid out on
orders today was SIS, IN.
According to the latest statistics, care
fully compiled by the Board Of Inquiry,
the number OF lives lost In the devas-
tatcd district was about 6,000. These
figures msy be changed little In The
near future, us 1t is possible that few
who are reported missing may have been
absent on visit when the compilation
WAS made.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
Georgia Negroes Excited.

SAVANNAH, Ga, July 2i.-Tho ne
groes of Liberty county, Georgia, are II
a state OF excitement over the preachlngs
of man Named Bell, pseudo "Christ, .
who has been melting the ignorant peo.
pie of the county, telling them that BIZ
will lead them into the Promised Land o.
Canaan next month.
Hundreds have left their farms and
occupations TO follow the false Christ.
Bell was Tried for lunacy and sent To an
asylum this week. His successor, a
negro named james, began preaching
and telling the people that human sacri-
tlco was demanded.
Several days ago, In a remote part OF
the county, a woman, who was one OF
James's followers, slew little child, her
niece, cutting symbols on the head and
body and then throwing the body In u
ditch. The woman was arrested and is
in jail. Tho white people fear the vio-
lence o. the excited negroes, who are
crazed with Bells and James's teach
ings.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

Charles f. bubell is spending the day
at Bay Ridge.
Elmer Eeuson has determined to reside
for time In Dover.
Mrs. David McHenry has gone to Lin
wood to spend week.
Misses Title and Belle Smith have gone
TO Washington, ID. G.
Mlss Blanche Neylns of Chester Is viz
iting friends in this city.
Miss Name NJ. West is spending o week
at her home, near Carpenter.
Robert j. Jump. Jr., has returned
from a visit to Virginia.
Mrs. George Lyons went to-day on q
months visit to Long Branch
Mis- Florie and Mabel Smith are pass
ing few days with friends In the coun-
try.
The family OF WIN. Y. Warner have
gone to Caldwell, near Lake George, New
York.
Mrs. Maggie Money Is Visiting tie
family OF J. W. Caulk of Camden, Kent
county.
The West Chester Local News says
Hon. Washington Townsend is on the
sick list.
Masters james and Willie speakman
have gone to Newark. DEL, on four
weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Thompson, Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Darlington have gone
to Der Park, Md.
The Rev Edward Mickle went to Eas-
ton, Nd, on Tuesday to begin his pas.
torate at the Catholic Church there.
The Rev. Father Connolly, late OF Eas d.
ton, Md, began his pastorate at the
Catholic Church in Dover on Sunday.
Mrs. William Kitchen, accompanied
by her daughter Eva. started this morn
lug for q weeks sojourn at Atlantic
City.
Mrs, Rose Haley, of Falkland, Del,
VIII leave to-day, accompanied by her
daughter, TO visit friends in Massachu-
sette.
J. E. Smith of this city has rented the
Bartoe mansion at Ridley Park, for II
month or two aud moved into the house
on Tuesday.
John w. Todd, OF the Diamond State
Iron Company, will be a guest at the
Chester County House, Atlantic City,
during the coming week.
DIR. J. II. Fehey returned home yester-
day from Asbury Park. N. j., where he
and his wife are summerlng. He will
return again this afternoon.
Bishop Curtis went to the protectory
near Delaware City on Wednesday and
from Il ere will 20 to Ocean City, Nd,
where lie will ofiiciate on Sunday.
The Rev. Frederick B. Campbell OF st
Peters Pro- Cathedral Lett on Monday for
St. Johns, NV Brunswick, where he
will spend three weeks with his parents.
Mrs. August H. Vieweg And sister,
Mrs. Cecilia Callahan, will start on Sun
day Tor Atlantic City, where they expect
to remain Mt least a month at the Euclid
House.
Senator Higgins, Judge Wales and
Andrew q. Wilson OF the Harlan II Hol-
lingsworth Company, started on We'd
nesday morning for trip to the noun
tains about Williainsport, Pa.
Miss Sadie Heebuer OF this city, who
went to Norristown, Pa, couple OF
weeks ago to spend few days with rela-
tlVcs and friends, has returned home, well
pleased with her visit to that town.
The two Misses Woodward of Chester
County, Pa, are visiting their grand
father, David Z. Woodward, No. 4O7 w.
Eighth street. They spent "Wednesday
at the Brandywine Springs, and says il u
u very delightful Piaoo. Tney also took
ride on the flying horses.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

I OST.- LAST NIGHT A GOLD
IL bracelet, In going from Fourteen h and
= oft streets to the Union street camp. A
snitahl reward will he paid II let at the RE-
PUBLICAN OFFICE, II
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

WANTED A COOK, ONE THAT
w can wash and iron In a small family,
Enquire at 1871 FanBuren street, Iy25-2tf
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
DIED,


LCKENs-At Falkland, Del, on the
I'D instant, Angelina L., wife of
Thomas h. Lukens, aged 81 years.
RlTrENHoUSE-At hor late residence
at state Road, Del, on Monday, 22d in
slant, Mrs. Emma g. Rittenhouse, In
the SD year OF her age.
BoYD-on July %, Martha 4. BOYD, wife
of the late samuel Boyd, in her 5sth
years.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral on Friday, July %.
from the residence OF her son-in-law,
James l.. Scott. Esq, of No. 2ll7 Whar-
ton street, Philadelphia, Pa. Interment
at Charlestown, Maryland. Services at
the church ut that place. Train will
leave Wilmington at 1906 II. III.
DAWSON July %, Maud Ethel, daugh-
ter of Charles j. and Leila +. Davis,
aged 10 months and 20 days.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence of her parents, No. l0a6 II
street, South Wilmington, on Friday
afternoon ut . O'Clock. lnterment ut
RiNerview.
Go. little loved one. go,
A parents heart can tell;
Aud only theirs can fully know
How hard to say farewell.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

Thomas Bat,on had his fiual hearing
on a charge OF keeping gambling place
In the city yesterday afternoon, before
Justice Btrtoette. Sergeant Peterson
testified to the reid made on Anderson's
house, August 9Th, 1883, and of Batson
jumping through the window and max
Ing lis escape. john Huston, Charles
Duncan, James llough, Alfred Gustus,
Henry Miller, Edward Pediie, Perry
Cooper, Howard Rice and Benjamin
Knox all testified to having bought chips
from Ba sou, paying him the money Tor
them, and they saw him pull the draw
board. and take charge OF the Kitty"
The testimony being pointed and con-
elusive Bats n was ED under 1900 bail
to answer ut the September term.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

" ANTED-A PARTNER, SOBER
w and active, with 500 or $500, to help cx-
tend a light mAnufac turing business paying
Address Manufacturer, L. y. box 3l7. iy2.-Stt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

WANTED.-A GOOD SIZED BOY TO
~ drive furniture wagon J, 4 j. N.
lIARMAN, 40 king ST. jy25.2t
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

WANTED BoARDERS AT 500
w Washington ST., pleasant rooms and
hoou ACCOMMODATIONS. jy25-l2tt
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

Coroner Gamble held an inquest 'hs
morning In the case OF John Morgan Wly
Was killed on the b. S q, Railroad, nsN
Lancaster avenue, on Tuesday nga i
The following Jurors were tulnmonea'
F. w. Harold, p. A. Pagan, John Mas'
ner, Franklin Cloud, John b ,t frlC
George II. Maple, John Deyino, o'a, n'
Danz and William Il. Long, who s sn+,
beirg sworn. organized by el@ctI 6t , W..
liam X. Long, foreman, aud f. W. h''
old, cretary. .... 1otp
The testimony of Edwin Loorey,, ''ol .,
j. Smith and Levi Daynarl, coioiel, N vs.,
heard, after which the iollo~ing 'eI Ii'n
was rendered.; Resolved, That 1o1I
Morgan came 10 his death, on 'he l't H.
of July 23d, 1889, by being acc d 4 y,li,
run over by train on the b X .. HH"'
road, near Lancaster avenue cro''i"R'
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

hamburger n Sons, No. 200 Market
street, want it TO be understood that be-
cause the ice water fountain that stood
In front OF their store all summtr, with
cold refreshing water for a thirsty public
free, aud is not there now is no Indication
that they ate tired of the trouble and ey-
peuse OF keeping II there. The fac: OF the
case IL, that n misehicvous street gamin
lroke one OF the spiggots, and the box
would hold no more wattr. They n e
getting 1t repa red and the fountain win
sood be In operation again spreading
comfort aud happ ness broadcast.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
Arrested for Murder,

POINT PLEASANT n. j., July -. - Hen
~ P. Hebdrickson, q hotel man here has
been arrested on charge of killing Ed.
ward last March. Tho charge was made
By a peddlcr named Frank Patterson,
who claims that he saw Hcndrcxson
strike Bance fatal blow with bottle on
the m Oh ming of March Is. DR.. KlnnOuth
who made the p st-mortem examination
says the man was murdered as the skull
was fractured. Hsnce was prominent In
the political community and a man OF
fome meaus. An old feud is supposed u
haye been the cause of tho murder.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
suicides with Gun and Rome.

SHARON. Pa, July -, = Thomas Hus
band, employed et the sharon Coal Com.
pany's mines in the eastern part of the
county, shot ard killed bnself with a
shotgun this morning while his mother
was preparing his breakfast. lie was
the support of mother and two brothers.
Ell Nokes, a produce dealer living near
jamestown, this county, was found
hanging In his barn fead this morning by
his wife. Financial lo-ses in business are
supposed to have caused him to commit
suicide,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

PATERSON, n. j., July Yesterday
an arbitration committee, composed Of
J. r. MeDonnelly, William Delahanty
and two of the striking female opera
tives, conferred with the manufacturers,
aud agreed upon reduction OF five per
cent. At a meeting Of the strikers On
Tuesday night the strike was declared
of, and the girls were ordered to 20 back
10 work yesterday morning. Only about
100 did 60, and majority OF the mills are
still closed. Six hundred girls are now
out. They demand the old rate. Work
is being sent to the annex" in Pennsyl
yaniA.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

Willie Hall, son Of John Hall, No. 2O5
East Second street, received severe in
jury in the right ankle while haneling a
pair Of Ice tongs at noon yesterday. The
hoy was helping one Of the divers Of the
Kennebec Ice Company deliver ice in the
eastern portion Of the city, and In
handling piece of ice the tongs slipped
off the ice and the sharp prong entered
his right leg just above the ankle making
q severe cut and sevoTlne an artery. lie
was taken TO the office of DIR. g. H..
Cantwell, who gave him the necessary
surgical attention.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

Ex-Mayor Rhoads rendered a reception
last evening to number of his gentle.
men friends at his residence, No. 2l6
West Ninth street. There was some ex-
cellent vocal and instrumental music and
a qusrtette, composed of &. 3. Ehoads,
George w. Walker, James II. Cameron
and Harry Cause, sang several songs In a
delightful manner. Mr.. Anderson gave
pleasing reCitAtions, aud about IL o'clock
an abundance OF excellent refreshments
were served.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
Syrup of Figs

Nat ure's own true laxative. II 10 the
most easily taken and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system when
bilious or costiye; to dispel headaches,
colds and fevers; to cure habitual costive-
ness, indigestion, piles, etc. Manufac-
tured only by the California Fig Syrup
Company, San Francisco, Cal. All drug
gists. N. B. Danforth, Second and Mar
ket, Wholesale agent.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

PARIS, July 24.-Duport, Bou'angist
member of the Chamber of Deputies, last
night attempted to MAKE speech at
Pont l'Abbe, Finistere, but was attacked
by mob and stoned. A number of his
teeth were broken and his face was cut.
Henri Rochefort announces that the
Boulaugist Committee will pay the oili-
cials who are dismissed from government
employ because of their adherence to the
principles OF Boulangism, the full salaries
they now receive from the government.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

Boston, July 2i.--The subscriptions
to the Johnstown fund from Boston and
vicinity amount up to noon to day TO
Sis, 1850. The entire amount still re-
mains In the custody of Kidder, Peatody
u Co., the treasurers of the fund. Not q
dollar OF it has been drawn upon by the
Johnstown Relief Commissioners. Kid
der, Peabody 81 Co. are prepared to send
draft for any portion or the whole
amount at moments notice.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
WM.B.SHARP &C.,.
Fourth and Market Streets.

We told you some two
weeks ago about Wool de
Beiges, thin summary stuffs
and great for wear. We
then had sixty-three pieces
in the best shades of light
greys and browns. We now
have twenty pieces. They
have been appreciated and
We never offered better value
for the money--reduced
from SO cents to IS Cents.
You can anticipate your
wants on these fabrics with
profit, as nothing in the line
OF dress goods is more sta
pie.
We started to clean out
all the Mems Isle Thread
Stockings we had. We've
about fifteen dozens left in
black, dark brown and dark
blue, sizes 9, Oh, 10. Ioa, II
They are reduced from so
cents to IS cents per pair.
If your taste runs to some
thing finer there's a few doz-
ems OF Mems Silk Stockings,
dark brown. navy and gar
net, 9 to LOB in size. Only
about fifty pairs and always
a 81. We shall sell these
few pairs for SO cents.
Ladies' Lisle Thread
Stockings, drop stitched and
fancy colors. With only a
few weeks ahead to sell them
we would rather make the
loss now. All the dollar
qualities are reduced to &C
cents All the IS cent
qualities are reduced to g.
cents. A few window-fadee
ones in the high grades, 8,
cents.
We have a few more
pieces OF Imitation Chin;
Silks in pinks, terra cots
and drabs; first of the sea
son price 80 cents-nov
I2l cents.
A small lot OF Wamsuttt
bleached muslin 10 cents pei
yard - basement.
A small lot of German
loom table damask linen
in remnants OF Il TO ?!
] yards oach-35 cents tc
! S2.5o-6asemeNt.
! We have sixIy.seven rem
+ nants OF Cashmeres ant
Cloths in Spring and Fal
( shades 7 h. y respesent Gu
: cuttings for the season. w
:, don't want them around ant
!. all those at SO cents go to q
cents. Those at 40 cent
60 to IS, and those az 81
cents go to 70 cents. The,
" are in lengths from II to
! !; yards long.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

A grand concert will be given In the
oSra Honse this evening, under the
AUSPICES OF the II. 2. Club. ior the benefit
OF Rev. Father Corbnian, o. s. b., of the
Parish OF 81. Joseph, YOUNGSTOWN, Pa,
formerly of the Parish OF tie Sacred
Heart Church, this city. The Rev. MIR.
COrbiDian has many friends in our city,
and the Opera House should be well filed
on this occasion,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

John McCadd wish,s all the dairy.
men In this vicinity TO take a look at the
fresh cows which he will sell at public
safe at the Bellevue hotel, Ninth ward,
tomorrow (Friday) afternoon. II there
are not some big mixers, as well as first
class butter COWS in the lot, he will ad-
nit that he Is no judge. Stidham viii
tell all about them at The sale, and those
who do not believe what he says must be
cassed with the doubling Thomas o.
olden times.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

DETROIT, July 24-Jack , la, .fSSn
the prize tighter, matched 70 i"eg IN, aui
Z. Conley in Ohio for u 'nV a n Sig g
gate receipts, was arrested last I NJ"
detectives on telegram IRON in, Ggr.
Byrnes, Of New York. stating , ins, on
CESS and his wife are wanted ino, n,,re
charge of grand larceny. Ne.tr n a
his wife, was also locked up ny D'''N
Myler late last night.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

CHICAGO, July 2i.-A despatch from
Pittsburg says:
Within the last few days AT the sug.
gestion Of Mr.. Leach, Surveyor of the
Port OF Philadelphia, the PIttsburg ap.
praisers have decided to admit English
wool at 1Oc. q pound instead of 80 or Coo.
according to the classification as hereto.
fore. This, of course, will make English
wool cheaper than the American article,
and there is fear that the wool indus.
try hereabouts Will be ruined.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

Charles orbann, the crippled neT y, \, J,
has been awarded by the Cou;t -, . n',,
delphia, In his suit against ne IiI = an,
Street Car Company, for the los ss % T Ts
Of his legs In 1856. t2O,62S,. ;,l,,,n ne
amount was placed with the duar'a a",
Trust and Safe Deposit CompIbhl III NJ
Orbann, who Is now 10, will rrcsNv be,
interest until he becomes OF age Nav
he will he given the entire SUN,
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25
Grand New Opening,

Great bargains In boots and shoes.
Ladies' Oxford ties, from SO GEMS to 81
per pair; ladies iine opera slippers, from
~ cents to Sl.15 per pair; ladies' house
slippers, from 20 cents to 81. A large
assortment of ladies', gents, boys,
youths, misses and children's shoes and
slippers Of all sizes and all widths. Also
large stock OF iusset goods, which can
not be beat in quality or price. Gilt
Edge Boot and Shoe Store, northeast cor
ner oil seeond aud Orange streets, VIII
mington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

JACKSON, Mich, July 2i.-IIarvey
Flower, who has known Edward Hogan,
the missing aeronaut from boyhood, de
clares that he saw and talked with
Hogan here on Thursday last, and that
Hogan requested him to keep quiet
for a time. Two other men claim to
have positive knowledge that it was not
Edward Hogan's brother William who
made the unfortunate descent at st.
Thomas, Ont, but Edward Hogan, the
man who started from Brooklyn on Tues
day last in the Campbell air ship, and
who was believed TO have fallen into the
Atlantic Ocean.
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

The B. II .. Railroad has placed on
sale at its Delaware avenue depot SPECIAL
excursion tickets for Deer Park, the
famous resort q the Alleghenies, at the
exceedingly low rate Of $3.50. Tickets
at this rate viii be sold for the sos D. IN.
train on Fridays, and ali trains on Satur
days during July and August, good to
return on all trains leaving Deer Park ON
me following Monday
Daily Republican., 1889-07-25

A l5-year-old cglored boy, named
William Holmes, was drowned In the
Brandywine near the F., W. & Is. Rail
road bridge about o'clock last evening.
The boy, with several companions, was
in swimming and 1t is supposed was
seized with cramps and sank to rise DO
more. Several parties went out In boats
to Rrapple for the body, but up TO noon
to-day 1t had not been recovered. The
unfortunate lad was tho son of a widow
and resided near the Malleable Iron
Works.