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Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1889-03-02
NJ OTICE-

A LII persons are hereby warned not to
"A credit my daughter, RUTH, ON my ac-
count rs | will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by her.
Feb 23-2t GEORGE STEVENS.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
All Who Want to be Served

with pure water from the Nlcl,r.p,l|
Spring on the Philadelphia rod gllI
leave their orders at No. 500 King street.
Prof. A. Hunt, located at the spt.n,, y.ll|
see that all orders are promptly delivered,
Ninety-two families In this city are drnk.
ing and receiving benefit from TIE wA,er
II Is cheap medicine, 25 cents gallon
This water includes iron combined Wlh
the most energetic vegetable tonic. Ia
many cases of debility and loss %, spps.
lite IL is efficient and valuable. "a nerys|
tonic the effect Of this water on The 80.
tenn is most happy. II Augmtns ihs|
appetite. raises the pulse, takes of mus.
cular iabbiness, removes the palor al
debility and gives q florid vigor to tho
without producing the de.
turbanco experienced from the use of
other chalybates. Tho springs leading
mineral 10 potash, that purincs the blood,
makes the eyes bright, the whole system
takes on new vigor after drinking tlli
water short time. The water is lnyalu.
able In kidney and liver complaints. The
bill around the spring abounis with
Juniper root that has been there Tor ages.
The spring takes lie name from this root.
Prof Hunt says he believes that many
who drank from the spring since be came
have been saved from disease. All orders
for water left with T. NJ. wier, 500 King
street, will be promptly attended ~.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
Athletic Entertainment

A grand athletic entertainment will be
given In Proctor's Opera House next
Thursday evening, Oct 81, by Prof. Nc.
Lean and bis world Of athletes. The
professor will be assisted by the follow
iny: Fred Elmer, the greatest OF all
triple bar performers; Chas. Dougheriy
and Jas. Mullen, In wonderful feats Of
higa kicking aud Jumping; Grnco.
Roman wrestling, Geo. Sotman and VIM.
Gabig, commonly called the Mysterious;
Geo. sotman, the champion heavy dumb.
bell litter Of Philadelphia, assisted by
VIM. Lalnhoff, champion lightweight
litter OF Pennsylvania. Mr. Sotman will
bend Iron bars across his arms and break
eobble.stones with his flst, besides other
features, which are Introduced In the
show. If you wish to see good athletic
entertainment 20 witness thls.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
rhs homeopathic uosplraL

Donation day at The Homeopathic
Hospital will be on Thursday, October
3lst, On that day the new pavilion will
be thrown open TO the inspection OF the
public after 10 O'Clock q. m. The build
Ing lie connected with tho hospital proper
by passage way 25 feet long. II was
built by Mrs. j. Taylor Cause and do
mated. completely furnished, TO the Hos
pltal Association. The sanitary arrange
ments are Perfect, the beds and bedding
the best TO be procured. ard the operating
room In the surgical department leaves
nothing TO be desired. A diet kitchen
with gas stove and complete furnishings
is conveniently situated on the second
floor, and the whole building 10 marvel OF
comtort and convenience. The citizens are
cordially invited to visit the same on
Thursday aud thoroughly inspect both
buildings and the hospital grounds, and
the managers trust they will not come
empty banded, as the gifts which are
usually brought on donation day will DO
gratefully received and thankfully
acknowledged on Thursday. Groceries,
farm products, old muslin, bedroom
slippers. warm wrappers, ETC.. and also
money are particularly desired.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

WARRINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 29,-EdwNi
Blunt, = well-knowD young lawyer and
owner OF race horses, was yesterday at
ternoon shot and seriously woundel 10
saloon here by George Mantz, a political
worker In Maryland. The men met w
chance, and Mantz called Blunt aNM
from his companions to the rear OF the
place. Here quarrel arose, and Blunt
was seen relreating with a large pocket
knife In his hand, followed by Mantz.
Blunt's friends induced him TO leave The
place. As they were going out Blunt
glanced back and saw that Mautz was
still close TO him. He told Mantz that II
attacked he would use the knife, and tho
next instant Mantz had drawn atevolyer
and begun firing. One shot took effect
In Blupt's right hip and aJother IN his
side. The cause OF Ahe quarIe! Is noi
stated
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

Wyatt g. Co.'S. excellent red unde-
shirt for $l.00.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

Making extensive preparation for to-
morrow's special sale prevents us
from writing lengthy advertise
ments. We have been working hard
to make tC-murrOw's bnrgain Offer
ing an attractive one and success
has crowned our ciUris.n Our nrin-
ciplc object in The conductiun OF our
business is to Crdw MS close us posi-
BILE the buyer and the selter' and
this will be plainly demons truted by
to-motrow's prices.
Before we plunge into new lots we in.
tend dispensing Of the leuvings of last
week ) bargain sale. There are left
over about 100 pairs of Childrcn's
shoes, to :, worth IS cents, go to-
morrow Mt - cents.
HAMBl RGEllS' SHOE HOUSE.
Some of those famous superb lifting
Glare Rcncdlcts $3.50 Shoes ia kid
and pebble, common sense and opera
toes, go ut 81 - tomorrow.
ii LAM Bl RGERS' SHOE HOUSE.
There Is still left good assortment
of kid and pebble button shoes All
styles, some $3.50 AMI Sl.75 shoes.
Tie choice for tomorrow 9s cents.
llAMBEEG f. ; SHOE HOUSE.
These nre new offerings. An excellent
Misses shoe, square tor, dongola
An honest wearing article. worth
hbIH' Fi'''' " Z piltl llicii tp-llloiIbN
ut - cents.
uAMBURGEI;s' SHOE HOUSE.
About ECO pairs OF kid and pebble but
ton shoes, all styles, broken sizes,
mainly 3, 4, 3; goods worth and
s2.5O. Your selection on Bargain Wed
ncSdny, .Ig.
lI&MBuRGERs' SHOE HOUSE.
big lot of glove kid common SENSE
Ladies' slippers tomorrow ut half
Naluc-S9 cents.
RGERs' SHOE HOUSE.
Another lot of Childrcn's Solar Tin
shoes at half value; sizes 5 to l0la,
o. cents.
lIAMBURGERs' SHOE HOUSE.
lot of high cut, 10 buttons, kid and
pebble shoes, well assorted. worth
s2.!1 and 800, Bargain "wednesday
price sl.7l.
HAMBURGER's SHOE HOUSE.
A tremendous assortment of gentle
mems genuine calf shoes, ~ hall
value, $l.Ga
HAMBuRGER'S SHOE House.
| Between the hours of and p. M, only
we will sell another lot ct those
snperb, fancy embroidered slipurrS
| for gentlemen nt less than one hall
their value Il cents,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
Dots.


Grand Royal 10-oent cigar. 25 and 30
In box. Durstein, Q East Second street.
About nfty guesis attended the 45th
anniversary Of the marriage Of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Pencil, last Saturday even
Ing.
NJ. J. shArlxey has started q boiling
establishment at Pleasant aud Harrison
| streets.
Tho finest Scent cigar to-day 10 San
Roaa $3.50 per box Of 100. Durstein,
East Second street.
Secondhand instruments at any price
TO make room at O. w. Kennedy a. CO. q,
719 Market street.
John J. GilbrIde, proprietor of Will
liam Penn Hotel, and Miss Mary IL.
|, Crnmlish will be married IN st. Paul's
Catholic Church on Thursday afternoon
between 4 and o'clock. John j. Don.
nelley Will be the best man and Miss
Sarah Mulrooney bridesmaid.
johnson Il Barnhill are furnhisIng the
Homeopathic Hospital with beds, chairs,
bookcases, wash-stands and oher flirni-
ture, the gilt of Mira. J. Taylor Cause.
]. jackson Peirce has sold lot 7OxlS5
feet, on tho west side Of Elliott avenue,
Benjamin ~. ID .wnward, upon which
the latter will erect two l0-roomed dwell.
Ing houses.
Ann Cole, formerly OF this city, died at
her residence at No. 1920 Mt. Vernon
street. Philadelphia on Saturday, the
Goth inst, aged 81 yeAra
Miss Alice @. Henderson, q daughter
OF the late United States ex-Consul at
Londonderry, England, was married in
the Church OF the Nativity, Philadelp hia,
today to Robert q. Lapp, formerly OF
Dover.
Rev. Alfred Caldwell has resigned the
pAstorate OF the First Baptist Church at
Dehnar, after holding the same about n
months. with view of removing To New
Jersey.
DIR. IIarbeson Hickman, Of Lewes, Ia
purchased property at Twenty-ifth aud
Columbia avenue, Philadelphia, to
which place he Will remove and continue
the practice OF medicine.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

Homemade Bread
at WeyPs. No. East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

LuRAY, Va, Oct. es.-Colopel William
Lamb addressed q courthouse packed
full OF the yeomanry of Page County to.
day in favor of the principles and csndi.
dates of the Republican party.
1t was the most ir umphant day for the
Republican party eyer known in Page
County. 1t was also an utter failure TO
the Democrats. Ore of their speakers,
Major Holmes Coutad, brother OF Dr.
Conrad, OF the Western Lunatic Asylum
Of Virginia, sddressdd an audience of iifty
or sixty persons in The courthouse yard,
HIS speech consisted entirely Of abuse OF
Malone. He said that no decent or re.
spectacle person in Virginia would invite
William Malone ID eat at his table. This
disguised number of Democrats, some
of whom declared their intention to sun.
port Malone.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
THIRD EDITION.


The Rev. George e. Thompson preach
ed TO large and appreciaiive audience
Sunday evening on "rhe lie that now H.
or the LIE which Is to come The SER
mon was illustrated by three large col.
ored paintings. The first represented
Aura am kueeling at the door OF his tent,
looking forgssa toward the lie which Is
TO come. The second by David kncsling
on tae house top praying aud looking
toward TIE setting sun In the dim dis
tahee. The third, large circle without
q beginning or ending represented the
eternity that 10 to cone.
AT the close OF the sermon the choir
sang, God be with you till we meet
again. and the pastor with deep and
solemn voice asked the audience where
would they spend the eternity before
them. With friends in the home above
or where? a deep sole,nnity peryaded
The entife servic aud no one went away
without having derived some good IRON
then.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

Patrick Houghey was this morning
lined ~ and costs for drunkenness.
Frederick Douglass was arraigned for
the larceny of pair of pants from Nor
ris kohn, No. East Front street. The
pants were stolen on Friday and sold the
same day to Patrick Maloney, Front and
West streets. Kohn identified the pants
and Maloaey identified Douglass as the
man who sold him the pants.
ID, uglass said be would prove an alibI
1t the case was postponed, and he was ac.
cordlngly held under 500 for q further
hearing on Thnrsday morning.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

The second Of the series of lectures on
Physiology aud Hygiene was delivered
lsst evtnins by T. i. Stewart, VI. d.,
Ph. G, At TIE all OF the Y. NJ Z. Assceia-
Iou on Market street above Tenth.
There was large aud ence present and
the lecture was very interesting. The
subject YVES STOOD ard Nutrition and the
different subjects treated OF were
Tissues. Definition OF. Kinds of T:s-
sues Composing the Body. Compositions
oil Tissues. Composition of Food. Con-
illusions. Motive Power OF the Body.
Material for Building Tissues and Sup
plying Motive Power derived from Food.
Final Conclusions.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
wili Meet Tonight.

Washington Coz olaye, No. ., Hepta-
sophs or Seven Wise Men, win meet this
evening at their hall In the building on
the northwest corner OF Tenth and Mar
bet streets. As 1t is probable that there
will he several candidates present for
initiation, iull attendance is requested,
and an invitation is extended TO The
members OF other conclayes to be pres
emit Next Tuesday evening, Nov, NH r
b, a series OF monthly entertainments for
members OF the order will be commenced,
and the commits Q having the matter Ia
charge urgently invite every member OF
the order TO cooperate with Thorn to
make these entertainments O success.
Tee object is to arouse an Increased in
terest IN the order and secure a good at.
teldI nee AZ each conclave.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

We ! AVE just re.
ceived this A. M,
an invo ice Of Gloria
Umbre Has, Paragon
frame, 26 and %
inches. Natural stick
Silver Oxidized and
Gold Tip Handles:
regular price, Sl.75
and 5000. We
bought them at
away under price
and will sell them
to you Wednesday,
at only 80 cents.
We have but a
Unite d quantity of
these umbrellas and
you'll pardon us if
we re strict the sale
of mo re than one to
any Q ne purchaser,
as we wish to divide
them amongst our
friend Us and patrons.
Be st $40 Suits
and Overcoats in
the c ity.
Oh ildren's Suits
from 50 up.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-William S. Ball,
a colored banjo player, became jealous
OF Sherman Porter at a ball In the colored
dance hall, at 1877 Blocker street, and
stabbed him to the heart. Ball pleaded
guilty to-day In the General Sessions of
manslaughter in the first degree, and
Judge MARITIME, in sentencing him, said:
Human life is held at low estimate in
this city. A lesson OF the value of life
must be taught those who are disposed
to take the law into their hands" He
sentenced Ball 10 State prison at hard
labor Tor sixteen years. Ball staggered
from the bar, and would have fallen had
he not been held up by an attendant,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
DEATHS.


BROW Non the 2sth inst, adelaide
wife of VIM. a. Brown, aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are res pecfully
invited to attend her funeral from the
residence OF her husband. No. 2l2 Mon
roe street, ON Thursday afternoon at ,
o'clock. Interment at Rivervicw Gene
cry.
NANSANT--on the 2sth inst, John
Wesley, son of J ohm r. and sHllie l..
Vnnsant in the 2ith year of his age.
Relatives and friends and also Com
pnny +. n q. d, are respectfully invited
TO attend his funeral from the residence
of his father, No. s34 Poplar street, on
Wednesday afternoon. services at :
o'clock. Interment At RlverView ccme-
terry.
MAkEMsON-ln this city, on October
27th Charles ;. MRkenson, aged IS
years.
Rclatives, friends and railroad ON
ployes are respectfully invited to attend
the funeral services at No. 1903 +. second
street, on Tuesday evening ut TiC
o'clock. Inlement at Mt. Morinh Gene
terry on Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.-The steamer
Wyanoke, which arrived here irom Nor.
iolk sighted the schooner j. G. Moe, Of
Portland. Maine, In distress, when Cd
the Delaware Capes, on Sunday. II wis
learned that two seaman hal bOea
washed overheard and lost, and that the
mato was dead. Only the captain aud
two sailors remained, and the captain
was very sick. The schooner refused 10
be taken in tow, but asked for two men
and some provisions. The men could mob
be spared, and the sea was running %
high that It was impossible TO reach The
schooner with provisions, although an at.
tempt was made. The steamer then re.
sumed her course, aud the schooner diff
ed away,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

PHGNixvILLE, Pa, Oct. 2S-Tnc re-
maine of Mrs. Anna NJ. Higgins, he vie.
tim OF the Bayonno railway accident, and
those OF her brother, Harry II. Bishop,
who died OF hemorrhage, cons Guan!I
upon grief and excitement, will be buried
IN one grave. The services will be held
Tomorrow In the house of their lathrr
George NJ. Bishop. Rev. Henry Walker,
pastor OF the Methodist Episcop4l Church,
and Rev. DR.. Parker, OF the liapt!a
Church, OF Wayne, will oflciatc Tee.
grams Of coincidence are pouring nom
all directions, and some beautiful aoTd
emblems have been received.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

The Rev. X. II. BasmsjIan and wife,
Armenians, will deliver lectures in Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church, on Thurs
day evening at 7.30 o'clock, in full orien-
tai costume, on the social life, customs
and manners Of Oriental nations; Con-
stantiuople; women In Turkey and other
topics. Hymas will be sung by their
children, @ and years oil age, in the
English, Armenian. Greek and Turkish
languages, after which there will bs All
exhibition of many Oriental curiosities.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
IOUR 81 ROCKERI FIFTH EDITION


announcer oom'nahdery Instituted
Last eyenlag Brandywlne Comw,rS.
Ancient aud liluatrlous Order M 'ER.q'iy|
OF Malta, was organized Al H.. W ".sal
Building 10 this city, win MANI n.Olio1
members. This 10 the secc9t ,, ,"' a'l
cry Of this order In I'M. ri. ,0'Gnsh1
Commaudery having been i5ra, ,II W.
time ago. ''u souI
The new COMMANDER wa f.,.n.,
In tho ritual and all the deg,... .ac "
order by the following sup.rme "a, o' W
Sir George M. Pierce, N / C ' r Y
Richard II. Coffey, @. G.;sir I.s1.,t5i
man, q. q. O.; slr 8. SCOT DIV, 'oi "
H.; Sir Richard Stewart, @. T " y
McClintock, X. nj. L. Il. C..SrR A. A;;
Reed, q. q. W.; Sir john Ilr..m',s
w; Sir William II. Post, q. s s' ~ !.
9oodno, O.. Y. O.; Sir MaN M.nbs,,s
q. : o.; Harold =. Albeit. T., 5, NJ
and Sir T. N. Armstrong, g. sry n, n1
Philadelphia; Sir James j. Wf's't o. g. y
Il. OF Trenton, N. j.; Sir L. u. .l.sps, \
Allentown, Pa.
After being organized lr.alyrt,,
Commandery elected the idll.ei ry .al'
GERS, and they we're installed by m, 10
preme officials: Robert Keenan, I Y
e.; John Myers. O.; Joseph NJ. BOON 4
g; Joseph l.. Litzepberg, L. W.I,a
Thompson, A. H.; Charles II s,eef &
Thomas X. Curlctt. p; Thorn, brvs,
3. W.; John Milllkin, j. W. :Juir llels
81. b.; Henry Allen, sw Br Wlur,
Curlett, w; Harry T.. Ritchlc, Nm
Connolly, 7. g.; William Thompson, i
At the close Of the ceremonies pr,oI
supper was served mt Fullmers trg1g
rant. The new cowmandefy viii MAJ
every Monday evening for tie present ,
No. 2ll Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

The Court OF General Sessions and
feace anu Jail Delivery, in and for Kent
county, met at Dover yesterday with
Chlei Justice Comegys and Associate
> Judges Gru6b and Payntsr on the bench
Attorney General Riggs and Deputy At.
iorney Geherdl Davis were present, and
had several bills ready for the grand
jury. Several cases were ready for trial
but 1t is thought that all the criminal
business will be finished this week.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

RAILWAY, N. j., Oct. GA fast
freight train on the Pennsylvania Rail-
road jumped the track at this place last
night. Several persons who were wait
ing for the train TO pass were injured by
the flying debris, three of them fatally
One car ran down Main street and into
the residence OF John Weldon, tearing
its way, and stopping when IL reached
the parlor. Mr.. Weldon's family mar
Iowty escaped. Fifteen loaded cars were
wrecked. The tracks and road-bed were
torn up, and the accident, it was said,
would DELAY travel Tor twelve hours,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

BALTIMORE, Oct. 29.-Some unknown
VILLAIN OF lunatic attempted to wreck st.
Peters Gait Ollie Church In this city, on
Saturday, by turning on the key of
every gas jet in the building, except
those In the sanctuary. The escaping
gas was detected by the sexion on satur-
day morning In time to prevent a dis
aster. 1t is supposed that the plan was
intended 10 work by illling the building
duriug the night with gas, to be igniiei
by the sanctuary lamp or by the striking
OF light By the sexton when he entered
the church early on Sunday morning to
prepare for the ilrst mass.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

Shipments OF Flour.

CHICAGO, Ills. Oct. 29.--The ship.
ments OF fiour, grain and provision rom
this city, to the seaboard by the lines Ia
the Central Traffic Association last week
aggregated 1870 tons, against l.99
Tor the preceding week, an increase Of
o,905 tens. and against 27,902 Tor tho
corresponding week last year, an increase
OF 1,OlS tons. The Vanderbilt lines car
ried 4i.4 per cent. OF the whole business
the Pennsylvania line'. 25. 5 per cent Tho
Chicago and Grand Trunk, 49, pei cent?
the Baltimore and Ohio, 17.6 per cent
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
TURspAY, oCronER 20.

Ats O'Clock this morning, the tax Of
ice was not open, but 5 minutes alter.
wards Collector Mckee ripped up stairs
aud opened the Office. Behind him came
q eolored man determined, like the carly
bird, to catch the worm. lie did catch
II, but soon afterwards found It to lie
bogus worm.
lie told Mr.. Mckee that he wanted to
pay bis tax aud his name WAS John I.
Lowe.
Mr.. Mckee looked oyer his books and
said he could not find John T. Lewis.
MY name Is not Lewis, but Love-" said
the colored man.
MIR. Mckee looked again and said he
found John L. Lowe. 10 then made out
receipt and took the mans money, and
ne anu The man both lett tho office. Mr..
Mckee passed acrofs the siItSt, through
Mr.. LNwton's china store into Shirley
street 10 iouk after bill of lumber for
Mr.. Wcodward's new hotel aud then
went down Slipley street. But what
about John T. loves tax receiptl When
he got out on the pavement he looked at
his receipt, and 10 aud behold II was
made out for John I. Lewis and had no
stamp upon 1t.
Several persons went on hunt Of Mr..
Mckee on Sbtpley street, but could NJ I
iind him. The collectors got to their
office about IL o'clock, aud commenced
to take taxes, but many who had b, en-
waiting bad gone away. At H.. 20 there
were coiored and white men In the
office waiting. A lady came in to pay
| real estate taxes aud was properly given
precedence. By Is minutes before 10
o'clock, Mr.. Mckee had finished up all
bis customers aud about z were waiting
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

FLEMtNGsBuRo, KY, Oct. ga
blooded mare AID I'm OK at Cowan sta.
ton, this county, were turned into the
same enclosure yesterday morning. War
commenced at once. Toe mare used her
heels and teeth, and the OK his horns.
The dust flew and the fight was terrible.
All efforts to part the combatants were
futile; the OK finally gored the mare In
the neck, breaking of horn. The mare
dropped dead and the OK reeled over, dy-
ing from the kicks and bites OF his fallen
enemy.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
oh, What a Cough.

WIN you heed the warningl The sig.
nal perhaps of the sure APPROACH q that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves If you can sford for the sake OF
saving 90 cents. lo-Ihn the risk and do
pnorhiIg Tor r. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh'b Cure will Cure your
Cough. " never fails. This explains
why more than q Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group aud
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without IL. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N
b. Danforth, Wholesale and retail agent
ecOnd and Market streets, Wilmin gton
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
DisFRANcpIsINa VIRGINIA VOTERS,

LYNcHBuRG, Va Oct. 28-On Sat
urday 2,OSI namds of colored voters
were stricken from the poll books Of this
city, on the claim that the individuals
had died, had removed from the city or
were improperly registered. This leaves
about l, 300 colortd voters registered.
The Republicans In the last election
polled about l ZOO votes. The local Re-
publican leaders have instituted proceed
irgs IN the Corporation Court to have tue
names restored to Tho list.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

CHICAGO, Oct 28-About 500 spo's
witnessed q mill at Hammond, Ind yes
terday morning between George Alien
kensington colored man, and LOWS,
the Belgian. for q purse of $500, ~
light took three hours, fortS-eight rouna'
being fought When II was decided ~
ALIENS favor, 1t was found that be lai
fought forty-six rounds with disloealea
wrist, his right having been hurt in lao
second round. The Belgian was the Nv Nv
orite, and up to the fortieth round AsA
the hest of the fight.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29

Yesterday afternoon horse and wagon
belonging 10 James Cassidy, and a team
belonging to Peter Elmer the bother at
Fourth and Union streets came together
at Fourth amp Monroe streets. Both dri-
kers were thrown to the ground aid the
driver OF Ebuers wagon received severe
cash on his head by falling on stene.
The vehicles were somewhat damaged
but the horses escaped injury.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-29
A Vicious steer.

As Mrs. Patrick MCCARTHY was driving
on Maryland avenue, last Saturday alter.
noon, she met drove OF cattle, when one
OF Tue etecrs attacked her carriage with
such force as to raise it oil the ground,
and break the tross-bar to which the
sing lctree is attach bed. Luckily Mrs. N.
retained her seat and escaped without iu-
Jury, although badly frightened.