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Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. j.-The annual
report OF Hill, Foutaine q Co, estima-
ting the to al yield Of the cotton crop Of
lsS9-9O, to be published tomorrow, will
say:
The failure oftle Bureau Of Apricul-
ture 10 e.timate the prospective yield OF
the crop OF cotton now being marketed
prompted us on November lS to send out
1900 letters of Inquiry through the cot
ton States as to the yield of sections and
stats. with view of asCertaning the
totai Yield Of the crop of lsSs-yO. TAX
ing all tue reT lies aud collating them by
States shows tina, the yield will aggre-
gate 7 ,l2i 600 bales. TGis is the maxi.
mum. Texas leads with nu Increased
yield over last year Of 3l3,000 bales,
GeorgiA Of 81 900 bales, Alabama of IS.
900 bales, Louisiana OF 81 600 bales and
Mississippi OF 10000 bales. The State.
who's, yield will fall below last year are
Tennessee, $50, 600 bales; North Carolina,
ITO, 900 bales; Arkansas, 81, GOO bales,
aud South Carolina, 1900 bales. The
States Of Virginia, Florida, Missouri and
the Indian Territory are given an In
crease OF 10000 over last year. In oui
estlmatG we credit Tennessee with 81, UOC
bales more than the Commissioner 0
Agriculture, who had complete return.
\ from every county IN tho State at tn,
| date Of bis report, November 90.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

IOR SAIL. y SECOND-HANH
enrnet ia'- apJly I0I +. srNeDtG
81 I--I.WH
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
A Bold Street Robbery.

NEWARK, n. j., De. 3-Jsan Tack,
who keeps a big .iewelry store at 2l5
Market street, Newark, has hasp ani
staple on the double doors Of his store.
The husp was made use OF last evening
by couple OF thieves. One OF them ad-
Justed the hasp and snapped paddock
through the staple, while tho OTHER used
brick wrapped IN paper, aud smashed
hole as big ss his head through the
heavy plate glass window. Then he
thrust 10 his hand and seized over SO, 900
worth of jewelry, and dashing through
Beaver street, escaped.
Tacl, and his clerks tried in vain TO get
out of the door and finally gave it up and
took the route through tho back door. A
Tuesday night prayer meeting was Just
| over in the Central Methodist Church
| adjoining the store and IL is supposed
| that the thieves gul iuto the throug and
eBesPed identification. They were both
closely Observed by clerk in the store,
VINO rushed 10 the door lust rs the pad
! lock was snapped through the staple.
i Tl!e bod break WAS seen by score Of
persons, none Of whom dared to restrain
/ the thieves.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
THIRD EDITION.


At the Municipal Court this morning
II. VI. Ward, Esq, counsel tor Lila viii
son, upon the charge OF keeping houst
where girls under 10 were used for i'm.
neral purposes, made application for q
continuance until Friday morning. CITY
Solicitor Turner making no objection the
application was granted.
Charles Brown, arrested BY Sergeant
blackburn Tor drunkenness was fined 81
and costs Brown stated that he lived at
West Chester, that he had been O mem
her OF the Nlnety-seventh Regiment,
Colonel Guss, and that lie came TO VIII
mington to see II he could not get sent
TO the Soldiers Home. Chief Swiggett
said In reply to a question from Judge
Ball that the Soldiers Homes wtre full
and no more could be admitted.
Michael O'Donnoll, arrested by Officer
Mason fer drunkenness down on the
coast" wac fined s. and costs.
Andrew Mackey was found by Olilcer
Yates last evening sitting on stone step
in front OF George W. stones ship.
chandlery on Water street, with his head
cut and bleeding, and was brought into
the police station by the officer. Charles
Blundcll, keeper OF the Friendly Iun,
testified that last evening about $50
o'clock Mackey cfme into his place while
he was up stairs anu insulted a lady who
was In the room.
When he went down Mactey had gone
out but was coming in again, when he
tried TO prevent him, and q scuflle en-
sued. Mackey struck him In the mouth,
and being afraid OF more bodily Injuries
he seized stick used for barring the
door and struck Mackey on the head
which settled him from making any fur
Their disturbance.
Judge Bali said that Mr.. Dlupdell did
no more than he ought to do under the
Circumstances, and sentenced Mackcy to
pay hnc oil $40 and to undergo an im
prtson ment for one month.
George *. Foster, arrested by Officer
Bailey Tor drunkenness. was fined 81 and
| coste.
Michael Lines, arrested by Officer
Sherer for drunkenness, was fined 50 aud
cos'e.
Alexander Donaho and Joseph Muir
ray, arrested for entering the house OF
Julia Burke, on DUPONT street between
Delaware and Gilpin avenues, on Mon.
day night, while out on serenadiup ex-
petition, were each iiued $40 and coats.
Theodore II. Cole, charged with as.
sault and battery, were remanded until
this evening for trial,
William Kelley was arraigned for the
larceny of pair of shoes from Patrick
Maloney at | 30 O'Clock yesterday tore.
noon. Officer Massey testified that Kcl.
ley told him lie took the shoes and hid
them in lumber pile. Maloney recog.
nized the shoes as belonging TO him.
Kelley admitted that he took the shoes,
hut said that he was to b. let of If he re.
turned them, and that was the reason he
told the officer he took the shoes. lie
was held under $50 bail TO answer at tn,
| Superior Court
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

The New York Herald to day GAYS
Colonel O'Byrne is a gallant gentleman,
who has a keen appreciation OF the
motto: "ile who fights and runs away
may live TO fight another day" When
he WAS first attacked be reseinbled mad
porcupinc-eyery quill up. lie shook
his iisis, tore round Ia perfect frenzy
and threatened to blow the whole uni
verse TO atoms. When he was wanted
on the witness stand, however, he had a
sudden and, as his physician declared,
dangerous attack OF sciatics. Upon 70.
coyery, which occurred III twenty iour
hours, this noble Colonel struck two.
forty gait Tor the ferry boat and hid hun.
self amid the wilds OF New Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

On Monday night about IL o'clock the
gaslights at the City Mills pumping eta
tion went out, when Augustus N. South.
ard, engineer at the station, took a Ian.
tern and went TO the basement TO atcer-
tain the cause. He noticed strong odor
of gas, and In an instant there was sn ex
plosion. The supply pipe leading to the
metre had bursted aud tell fame arose
over the broken spot. The covering OF
come OF tho steam pipes had begun to
burn. Mr.. sonthard. not regarding his
personal safety, thrust his hand through
the flame and turned the stop cock
beyond, shutting OF tho flow OF gas, and
then throwing his Coat around the burn
Ing pipes extingulshed the flames. Mr..
Southland had his hand severely burned
and went Immediately to j. J.6allagher's
drug store and had his burns dressed.
Mr.. sOuthard's prompt action and sacrl.
fee no doubt saved the building.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
Comments on the President. ,,cs,aso

COnInents on the Presidents Message
LoSpoS. Dec The Morning pnst
tays: "Ii President Harrison carrtos ont
~ practice the peaceful and progressive
pfiDci pies in It's message, he whole
world viii he gamers thereby"
Tie Times welcomes tie C3iIadl Ion
proposal in Pres dent Harrison ; message,
and eNiretses surprise that HE We-ttrn
States do not revolt against the heavy
e1actiops OF taxation imp SOD lot lhn
benefit Of tho cotton aud iron workers OF
the Atlantic STAGE.
President Harrison ltuhanly lad this
In mind wtcr lie suggested that the ptu-
tectiSe principle shOGll be applied to
farm products.
The STANDARD thlnks tina, the tur!l
reform NAV m'au something ir., u rou-
pie oil years hence Hall tile ufesen
expenditure is mere extravaganza, thAl
can DO dispeu sed with when the people
decide to crush The spirit at Iamiuauy
Hall In W Washington AS they scolchcd /
IN New York.
The News says: President lIa1isn',
proposals for the reduction oil the sur
Plus can he only palliative measures.
wErns English authors and Publisher
not 10 expect too mu Ii from the copy
right agitation.
1t regards the reference to the li,herc
"a The mott satisfactory part OF the mes
sage.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
.FlFTa EDITION

WARRINGTON, Dec. 3-TLo ~,
Wool Growers meeting '', T,tt'onh
1y the election OF Columbus II 'ar o'uai
ONO. president; q. II. Wall,c"" I w., Of
dent OF the Missouri Wool G1dr,, 's'l, !,
Association, secretary. ''o"'"
Among the roninrntdele,,,.s,.
wero' Captain A. +. Shrp.rJ r... 'e gi
OF the Texas Association; b ~. q '''' En1
att, president of tie Nav w. VIIl'
elation; Il. N. Hissell delcpaio ,, 70 as "
Vermont Association; PtesI., ,''i 'ls
Mcdowell, Hiram Young an1 JUN
Campscy, OF the Peuns,lyart, :" a.
citation; Mr.. leale, OF WrI w. nso'
treasurer OF the National A..ors. s' =
David harpster and Judge WGV'
Lawrence, ui the Ohio Assn
There were also present delegate ','u.
Nebraska, Kansas and Arr ina '''' ''a
An Informal discussion Of Tia n,.,..,
condition and needs Of the vn,tt, ,.,,l,
Industry occupied share of tn'J..<
session. The eoEctnsus Of ol,n,an l
pressed at the meeting Is thar Will y" ~
rate oil decrease, from jU,UsU COO he,l =,
sheep ia 1888 TO 40, 00p. OOU head n 49,, "
has been arrested, neapprtcialle aly.,',
has yet been made. ''''
A committee on reorganization ant
resolutions WAS Appointed an sin p,"t
ably report Tomorrow when luit.,r H.
cussion OF the subject viii be lad. 80
| This afternoon the members of tl,eC,,
ventlon called In a tody ON S.r,,, y.
Window and Assistant Secretary nix.
nor. Several members of Cougf..s i,',,
the western States, iucludl tho.4 we
Gently admitted in o the L o ,cIod /
the Convention hall 10. day ueApre,,si
themselves as thoroughly III sylpp,l,
with the wto. grove 8.
The meeting Adjourned uut,l to.moi,
row.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
Ihc MIl.Ir,t Story Yet.

INDI,s rolls Dee .. line Indiana
polls News Is authority Tor The statement
tI-day that II has bean !omnad hric that
the League Club IN Tits rity is likely to
be transferred 10 New York that Bait
more Nill absorb the Washington team
aud the Cleveland players viii he pur-
Chased by tie Other clubs, making Eu
eigbt.clEb league. As evidence thai there
Is such scheme, Il lie said that New York
Is apparently making no eGort 10 secure
piayers, die otter clubs arc hustling
Tor men. President Brush WAS asked
about the truthiujness OF the report, al
the Toys want g. believe II lot thum dc
so" was all tbs: he wnul! Say.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

MISS A. l.. EENTz, TEACHER OF
vi organ and ripnp. Term, reason ihlc.
~. aot W Twelfth t., city. I2-i-3m
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

CHESTER, Dec. 3.-Chlo Of Pol
Newsome held n long Interview v
Frederick L. Hopkins in tbs Media j
yesterday afternoon. Tue eoaYit
burglar was in very happy tram.
mind and reIoiced over the fact t.
Judge Clayton had given hin onli !
years to servc. lie had fully eIRei
ten Years at least, and would not u
been surprised II 1t had bten fifteen
urged the chief to thank the Judge
him for the leuiency shown.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

This morning before o'clock there
was almost fire at the residence oil
w lillian A. Murphey, butcher. No. 1921
Lombard street. A little son Of Mr..
Murphcy took the burning lamp from Oh
the bureau to put It out, when by some
mishap he let It fall, breaking it to
pieces. The oil ignited and burned
rapidly and soon tho room would have
been IN flames lad not Mrs. Murphey,
with rare presence OF mind, speed ~
gathered some rugs aud threw over tho
flames, putting them out The only
damage done was the burning OF hole
IN the carpet and some rugs burned.
Nj. Murpley has never had his prop.
er'y insured yet, but lac will lose no time
NOW in attending to that important duty.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

PoTrsTowY, Pa, Dec. 3-1he hI
which has caused such excitement !,
Limerick township. four or five mile
east OF Potistown, 10 still at large al
hiding among the wids about Pru,,beri
the stories about his capture being fllis
lie was chased this morning from b,lo'
Linfold several miles LOrthwari, eros,
lug the Perkiomen pike near John sl,a
dams. j. Allison lrlniey, Reuben Br
low, Henry Policy and other citizens a'
him, and several men were after hll
with guns, pistols and pltchiorks, but b
ran swiftly toward the hilL He hi
been seen several times within few Jay,
The report that he escaped from Johu Y
Betz near Betzwood 10 said to be inca
rect
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

The oGrd OF directors OF the Y. NJ. G.
A. held tueir rlgu ar stated meeting last
cveniu, and n AIDE tiual arrangements for
the reccl ton oil General Secretary j. T..
hing. To,morrow evening public re.
ception Will lie held In Wet Pre5by
ltil1n Church iron. Al to $50 O'Clock,
and on Saturday evening from 7 to i
O'Clock Gn iciormal reception viii be
rendered in the association hal i0r mem
BIZ rs lnlY
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
DenocralIc ir.n,l.

The frauds In the Sixth ward ii Troyy.
r., have almost an exact paral eI in Ii,
Sixth ward Of Now Brut sS.cs, M,
where the same tactics were rrsortel "a
10 secure the defeat Of tie Republican
candidate for County Clerk. Ouly lOl
votes were credited TO him IN this W,ri,
while l97 citizens have sworn that tht,
voted the Republican ticket, The pA;,h,
ballot box proved OF no avail n prevent
the removal Of Republican and ID, ,uo.
stltution OF Democratic ballot. To
fraud here, however, has tetn conIum.
mated by the seating OF tue DemOcn,
whose election is In dispute, and at II,
ordinary speed OF court proceeding ID
term will probably be neerIy, not lui,
completed before q final decision Is Al.
rived at,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

w A\ai5D-N MIDDLE Add wo-
w nt.i,#iur seuts "a l,tu,rwurll Good
e. ''-'ep.u rt4#4it.t. A'atg.> u. u S.
tins pHt -. u i-2t'
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

Rev. Mr. Given, of Rockland, visited
our city this morning. The repairs on
nit, Lebanon NJ. Il. Church arc nearing
completion, and It will be ready for re-
dedication on Sunday, the 18th lust,
when IN effort will be made to secure the
balance of the funds needed TO pay oil
the Debt Incurred IN making the i'm
prOvement. The friends In the vicinity
should thcrotore all resolve to contribute
something, as by SO doing the debt will
be iiquidated without difliculty aud the
hearts Of the pastor aud people made
glad.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

Tie state Capital Republican ClGN
elected the following officers on Montay
evening TO serve the ensuing year: Pei
dent, George W. Whitaker. Vice. prcsi
dents, Thomas W. Wilson, james penne
will and Maulove Hayes; Secretary, u. G
Montgi merry, Jr; Assistant, w. N
Boggs; Treasurer, w. Il. Cahoon. Jas
Penuewill, ESD, delivered an able ant
appropriate address OF half ali hour
which WAS W ! received.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
FOURTH EDITION


II you want good sweet potatoes that
are not frost-bitten 90 10 Smeltz & CO.,
III e. 4h street. They put them up Tor
The winter, and you run no risk OF get
ting bad ones.
Any one wishing TO purchase lIs.-
class billiard table Tor 500, which
originally cest $500, should address
billiard, REPUBLICAN office.
Finest sachets in bulk, and Aechet bags
only 20 cent? japanese Pot pourri in
any quantity. Dahiorth, druggist,
Second and Market l.5- rrusses guar
anieed 10 1T, or money refunded.
The following Delaware pensions have
hecn granted: Increase-Jamcs W
Nicborson OF Frederick; John H. Schci-
fer and William d. Sparks Of Whining
ton.
Washington Commandery Of the Loyal
Legion will give their annual banquet Ia
Baltimore this evening, Chief oil Police
William Y. Sviggett is the delegate from
this city and will attend.
Edeard Mciuall, Jr., Of tho Nazareth
Military Hall, Nazareth, Pa. IL with his
iaiher at tho Clayton House.
T. James BELT has returned from Port.
land, Maiuc, where he has been visiting
lis daughter, Mrs. Samuel a. Stevens.
d. I. Byrd has been advanced to the
portion OF operator at tho Western
Union OtIiEb ~ this city. He Will 10 sue
cceded as night operator by Z. W
Phillips OF Se4ford.
W. 4. Moore, northwest corner OF
Delaware avenue aud West street, has II
good assortment OF groceries OF all kinds,
which he IL selling At low rates. A call
Is solicited.
lev Mervin !, Eckels, who has been
preaching iu the Rodney Street Presby-
terlan Church this week, will preach
ngaiu this evening. The sermon will be
on "Seekius the Kluedum."
d.. j. w. Crumbaugh of HeuGett
Square, Pa, aud DIR. Cooper OF this city.
removed large internal cancer from a
lady residing At Sixteenth and Grad
streets, Philadelphia, on Friday last.
MIS-, Joseph McFarin, formerly ol
kennstt Square, Pa, in company with
her daughter, MIA. Rev. James Frazier
has been visiting relatives iu Ills city.
Tbs remains Of Mr.. Ashby, who died
10 our city last Friday, were taken Il
kennett Square, Pa, and Inferred iron
the house Of HE sou, Mort Ashby, a
Union II Cemetery.
Frank Gfaeli ul kenLelt township, Pa
intends to remove 10 our city next sbiiug
The Rev EDWARD Henry Erkel OF Vt
James Church, near Stanton, aud St
James Church. Newport Will u,itcs
the clergy OF the Northern Couvouatior
of the Diocese Of Easion, at Elkton, Nh.
this wednesday, evening, on "iIow W,
may arouse he religious Interest OF III,
noD-church going class Mr. Eckel alst
addressed the W. q. 4. L. OF Eewpoi
this "wednesday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
Funeral Of Mrs. slmms.

The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret B. simms
took place yesterday afternoon at
o'clock from the residence OF her son,
DR.. j. II. simms, Fourth and King
stress, and was very largely attt nded.
Kew. J. d, G. Hanna OBLIGATED, and re.
ferred in warm praise 10 the sterling
christian character Of the deceased. The
pail beafers were Thomas NJ. Cuibsrt,
Samuel Culbert, Isaac Dillin, j. c. Mas.
sey, W. II. Quinn and A, B. Jones. Inter
nent was made in the Wilmington and
BrnLdyWine cetnetery
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

Dom Pedro Nearing Lisbon.

LISBON, Dec. 3.-The Brazilian steam.
er Alososa, on which Dom Pedro lnl 10
family were passengers from lilo dsJG.
nero, sailed FROM st. VlnceaS Cips
Verde Islands, on December l.. Saera
dying the old Brazilian flag Ia accas
ance with Instructions from the PrNs
iOnal Government.
Dom Pedro expresses himself a. 81
tremely gra,lhed at the cordially Of BIZ
reception. lie maintains the utmost 70
serve as TO political questions, and b
physicians require that persons WHO Al
admitted TO audience WITH him shall u
refer 10 any way 10 the Brazilian Is'5
luton.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

The Giu-edgc boot aud shoe store at
the n. L. corner OF Second and Orange
streets, will sell the eutire stock OF boots
and shoes and the best quality of rubber
goode. regardless Of cost, 10 close Lusi-
ness. No reasonable otier will be re-
fused. We aso offer our store aud
dwelling for rent and fixtures and house
hold 20 DIS Tor sale at tho Gilt-elge boot
and shoe store, N. e. corucr OF Second
aud Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

Mr.. Samuel A. Cook, candy m anufsc.
turer, No. IL East seventh street, was
married TO Miss Ella MaGeary on
Thanksgiving afternoon at o'clock, Ia
81, PauPs Church, by the Rev M. Y.
Fallon. Mr.. Joseph Hanley and Miss
Ida Lynch assisted the bride and groom.
Miss Teresa Ryan played the wedding
march. They had a grand reception at
the BRIDES home, No. 40s Monroe street
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

PoTTsrowN, Pa, Dec. 5.-I,is =.
farm house in East Coventry V1a'. =.
county, owned by Owen ) G ,Ssl.
Pottstown, and tenantei by ram ~,
Brown, was destroyed By ii'r ll'' n Nv.
1t ignited from n Hue in m ea'lu'l =,
where large fire Tor bu''hriiug =" \.
kept up during tbs day NSP |.
household articles were saved. IaS -
lie placed at about tJ.1J1.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

A blfu Oh the larm of John McKane,
near COwantoWn, Cecil county, WAS
burned Monday night at $50 o'clock.
Outbuildings located near were also
burned The contents OF the barn, in.
GLIDING - tons OF hay, wheat, harness,
ETC., were burned. Inc loss is cstimatcl
nj about $500. Mr.. McKane was in.
SUED in the farmers and Mechanics
Mu'u4l Fiie Insurance Association Tor
81 $50
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

Levy Courtman Hickman states that
tn: draw Oil the Third street bridge, over
til" ChrstIans, will be ready to permit
tray over It bY next Saturday a week,
though 1t will not be fully completed by
thar time Mr. Hickman hopes that
next year lie will be permitted TO 70
ahead and commence the BUN Ting OF a
new bridge over the Brahdywine at
Washington street
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

The Bard Of Water Commissioners
net in regular session last evening. The
weekly payroll amounting to t390.lj
was ordered pal Thomas SamwOrth
petition iar water pipes on T. ft.r street,
between Elm and Linden, was granted,
TIE halauce In haulS was reported as
~, 5lo -, divided, current expenses,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

Steward and Chambers excellent =
mily coal is giving grand resulit y
more trouble with p or fires. Aud Wy
Because we will not sell all sTllcs ~
will not give the best results. our e.
is under cover aud well cleaned W
picked out and fun weight given y
it. Office, South side and t!Ilca o ~
3. w. corner Second aud ffeueh' f''''
llu aud A3o
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
Sim strncl. Hin Mill . fnkeT.

Catharine Futon was srrlisaei ''I1
Magistrate Smith this inTa3'n ~ y,
charge OF committing an ssaaa' 'Hl u. "
terry on Purnell E, d. johnson y ,I,.,
ing him over the head Niiha stove =, :,
Mis-. Futon was adiulse gli,iy @i h 4
held under 800 bail to apst', : osi.', i'd h
Municipal Court on s. Hil. "''r
next,
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
"a rn,.lnruI nefir, Lnsltnl.

LISBON, Dec. 3.-TLe Pot;a; ,es' - n \,
ernment win send clleu le'lt, AZ a.,
European powers stating ;.a' t I'a V 4.
eminent is ready TO prove wa trr,
cupatIon by Portuga ol . a. a.
tories now claimed by England. p,ss
The letter will fusther s1y "a ;. , ,s
gal is determined to mAlulain ae' Pc
sion OF the territories in disp1'0'
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

JouNsrowN, Dec. 3.--For some line
the pg.ics have been looking icr thiet
known as "Gcntieman Jim,' who hai
committed may rbbberies here since
the flood. Latt night Chief Harris rc-
ceiycd a despatch from Pittsburs that
the man hal been arrested lie WAS
brought here, gave hearing and com
m'ttej 10 Jail.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

Tie change Ia tho weather sets people
to coughing. They are equally fortuna c
who know OF Bronchial Balm, or learn
OF it here as the lest aud safest remedy
for coughs. l.. b. Fell, Fifth and Poplar
streets. Cut Jnis OUT to he sure Of name
ami p.ese.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

At meeting of the congregation OF
Forest Presbyterian Church OF Middle
town, held Immediately after the morn
lug services last Sunday, Rev. Frank II.
Moore OF Philadelphia was selected rs
pastor Of the church. and a call has ac-
cordingly been extended 10 him.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

The lIs acre farm Of The late J. sin d
Klair, in Kenneth Io"'.,n,. ,, I, rta
offered at public sale on -ho.1 ~. n
it was bid up to s5t,5o ltl AN !, Soall
withdrawn. A few years S2u Tss
have sold for over slat per A''s n,lcr, 4
land is greatly depresse ! n L. ,b,u u
many cases not selling Tor mus 49,
buildings cost.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04
ENnlnlln1l IrnIin Rua.in

NEW ioRK, bee 3.-A correspondent
ol the New Iori. Evening Post Ia Russia
fents word ttaf the Russian Censor has
forbidden the following New York news
papers in the Cars domluious: The
Evening Post, the sun, the World, tie
Times and thu Tribune. The New York
Herald Is allowed 10 enter Russia.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

<. James Belt has Just returned from a
visit 10 his daughter, Mrs. s. Augustus
Str9cns OF Portland, Maine. Over 200
representative people OF that city throng-
ed tie house al the reception given on
Ihauksgiy ny evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

DR. James Corie, Dentist in Bali.
more, writes: II have used Dr. Bulls
CouSh syrup personally ami in my
family for two Or three years, and | am
prepared to say that there is nothing to
comIaic to It a, 4 remedy Tor cough, q, Id,
etc" % cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-12-04

New IoEE. Dee. 3.-Snow began to
fall here late this Afternoon aud coatiu-
ued severa. hours. Owing 10 previous
rain the streets were vet and the snow
melted MS soon rs renrhr tie ground.
Tonight the weather Is growing older.