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Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

THE STATE or DELAWARE. s' BE
} the sheriff Of New Castle County

IHE STATE or DELAWARE, D. ..
To the Sheriff Of New Castle County
Greeting.
Wheroas. Frances Roche, by her nett
- ton to the Judges of our SUI
seal pcrior Court, filed In the oflicc
OF tho Prothonotury of the sn ID
court IN and for the county Of New Cas-
tic Tor tho cause of complaint therein
alleged has made application to our sal
JJnuEss that IA decree may be pronounced
ulssulVing the marriage existing bet,yenn
u. Roche.
We therefore command you, ns Won
nave heretofore been commanded. thnt
you summon James B. Roche so tlnt he
be ana appear before tho Jutlgr = of orr
shlu court ut the next term thereof Ia
DC held ut Wilmington on Monday the
sixteenth day of September next, TO nm
swor the allegations OF tho said poti
tiOncr according to the net of nsseIiihIv
III such case mndo and prov ldeu and nj
50 70 20 ana rerelvo what the said conrt
snail then and there consider con- ncerninv
h'n Ia this behalf Hs to the court shlil
seem meet and consistent with the uro.
Vision OF the said act OF assembly, nnd
haze you then there this writ
witness tho Honorable .Joseph p.
Comegys Esd, at Wilmington the Tween.
" seventh day OF May A. d., eighteen
hundred and cighty-ninc.
Issued August l!tl lSS9.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Proy.
The above is n true copy of the oria,i-
nal writ held BY me. ALVAN ALLEN.
Sheriff
August 10, $50. aul5-2taw-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
PRICE ONECENT


NIAGARA FALLS, Sept Last Sum-
DAY afternoon Carlisle D. Graham made
uccessiul trip through the WHIRLPOOL
Rapide, the Maelstrom and Fosters
fIsts, Ielore an assembled multitude OF
i5,OtO people. That was preparatory to
MS effort today to pass over the falls.
Which, according to Graham himself, and
rev eye witnesses, was accomplished in
surety. Ihe same barrel was used,
AT O'Clock this morning 1t was
lowed out Into the river by Andy Horne
and Garret Siahley, and at 6 40 a. m. IL
was let go at point opposite Chippewa
creek. Down the current it swept.
piunging over reefs, often out of sight.
iiii ct q 10 1t approached the brink and
dropped zoo feet into the abyss below,
Inc barrel soon rose intact and was d.
ecried in an eddy. Elmer Jones swan
cut from the Canadian shore, caught
hoid OF rope fastened to the barrel aud
lowed 1t In shore, where, Just at 7.25 a.
m, Graham was lifted out by Jones aud
Mr.. Cahil.
Giahsm was quickly brought, moro
dead than alive, TO Horne's saloon. on
this side. Graham himself SAYS: 1.-THE
nrst knew was when some one struck
the barrel and said, Graham, are YOU
aiivef He complained of terrible pains
In the back AMI head from the rackiug
he had received, and could talk but inco-
heIentiy. About . dozen people verify
the statement that Graham was ip tho
barrel, and many more will say that thew
saw the barrel go over. Graham waa
probably led 70 this exploit by the an
pearance here of Sieve Brodle with the
aTowed intention OF jumping the falls.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
NEW CAsrtrCnrNrv

I
THE STATE oP DELAWARE T. 3.
Greeting:
Whereas, Thomas +. Mullen hy his ne
- tition to the Judges OF our su
seal pcrlor court filed in the office ol
- the ProthOnutory OF said court
In and for the County of New Castle. tol
the cause OF complaint therein has made
application to our said Judges that IL de
cree may DC pronounced dissolvinK the
marriage existing between the petition
Grand his wife Lizzie Mullen.
We therefore command you as yosl have
been hcreuntobeforc commanded, that
you summon Lizzie Muilon SO that she
be und appear before the Judges of
our said court ut the next term there.
OF to be held Mt Wilmington, on Mon
day, the slxte enth day of September
next, to answer the allegations of said
petitioner according to he Act of AS.
sembly in such case madea and provided,
ana also to do and receive what the said
cerning her In this behalf as to tho
Court shall seem meet and consistent
with the provisions of tho said Act of
writ.
Witness the Honorable Joseph z.
Gomegys, Esq. at Wilmington, this eth
day OF May, A. d., eighteen hundred
and eighty-nine.
Issued August Ia, 1889.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Prot'y.
The above is u true copy of the orig
inal writ held by me.
Sheriff,
august 10, 1883. augl5-2taw.lm
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

August l5,lss9.

TnE STATE OF DELAWARE 3. 8.
Greeting. ''
Whereas Henry Powers, by his peti
- tion to tho Judges Of our Su.
SEAL pettor Court filed in the oillcu of
i tho frothonotary of said court
in ana for tho county of New Castle
iof the cause of complaint therein NJ
legru has mnde application to our said
Judges That decree may be pronounced
uiSsolvins themarringc existing between
the pctltioherund his wife, Julia VOL.
colt Powers.
We therefore command you rs you have
heretofore been commanded that V on
summon Julia Wolcott Powers that she
beand appear before the Judges of onr
SAID court ht the next term thereof 10
he held vt Wilmington, ON Monday,
the sixteenth day OF september next, to
answer thc allegations of tho said ne
utioner according to the Act of Assem-.
bly, ia such cases made and pro vidcd
ana also do and receive what the said
court shall then aud there consider CON
corning her in this behalf ns the Court
snail seem meet, and consistent with
the provisions OF said act of Assembly,
anu have you there this writ.
witness the Honorable Joseph T..
tomegys, ESD, ut Wilmington, the eth
day OF May. A. ID. eighteen hundred
and eighty nine.
Issued August H. 1850.
GEO. A. MAXWELL, Prot'y.
The above ia II true copy Of the
original writ held by me.
ALEAN ALLEN
sheriff.
Aug. 10, 1852 aul5-2taw-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

The frame building in the rear of No,
201 Jefferson street, occupied as a car.
penter shop by George II. Cornell, took
llre on Saturday afternoon, and was al
most entitely destroyed, together with a
lot OF tools, lumher, etc, causing a loss
OF some $500. The differtnt fire coupa-
nies responded, and prevented the flames
from spreading. After hief McCracken
had ordered the engines to cease playing.
but tie Weccacoe and Reliance not obey.
Ing the order, some one threw a brick at
the men holding the hose, when two
bricks were hurled back at Chief Nc
Cracken, but luckily they did no dam.
age, and the Chief overlooked the matter
on the ground that the parties were ex.
G ted and greatly annoyed by being
drenehed with water by rival co,npsny'
The Friendship hose carriage, driven by
Harry Wiley, In going to the fire col,ided
with lot of curbing at Eighth and TAT.
nall streets throwing of two m.n and
badly damaging the harness.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

The San Francisco News Letter saws;
''The Webster Brady Company optn at
the Alcazar Theatre this week, producing
w. A. Brady's dramat!zaiion OF "She u
II has ben The piece lie r, sistauce OF
their repertoire during their tour, ard has
drawn packed houses wherever produced
Mr.. Brady is tide 'atigable In HE busi-
ness and has begun to reap the harvest,
both In honOrs, and the dollars of our
daddes. Close attention has been given
10 details, and Mr.. Brady certainly has
the best dramatizat.on of the book,
After witnessing the play we can uuder-
stand the great success of the piece
wherever presented. If MIR. Brady keeps
on in the road he has mapped out himself
he will soon win his spurs. Don't
fail to see this play at Proctor's Grand
Opera House this evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

LONDON, Sept. 1.-Two thousand coal
beavers and Sbargemen, employed by
Parker Lambert, have Joined the strik.
ers.
A monster meeting Of strikers was
held In Hyde Park thise sfternoon. Mr..
Burns. the Socialist aeftator, and Other
labor leaders made speechts. r. solu.
lions declaring thatthe men would con.
unue the strike until thfir demands wer,
tully conceded weee unanimously sdopt
ed. The enormous ci ovid dispersed in an
orderly manner. ' 80
1t is estimated that 10000 persons
took part in the dem one trstion at Hyde
Park. During the progress of the meet
Ing Mr.. Burns and others passed through
the crowd and took up q collection for
the benefit OF the strikers. The money
was received In hats and open rarasols
ana large sum was obtained. An
American gentleman who was present
gave handsome donation.
In an interview Ar. Burns eaid that
the strike committee had decided not to
nave procession tomorrow. They pro-
pose 10 devote the day to real work, es-
peeiAly TO improving the methods OF
collecting funds.
Five thousand railway men held a
meeting at Darlington to-day. and decid-
Ell TO strike, unless shorter hours of labor
were granted.
The Economist predicts q disastrous
result for the strikers If they obtain the
six-pence rae with the four hour mini
mum. 1t sayt: THE plumber of men
seeking work at the docks will largely
Increase. The Companies will employ
more permanent workmen, and avail
them elves of fewer casua, employees.
Only few will be benefited. The lot OF
the IN my will bs harder than ever. The |
law OF the survival OF the ittest will be |
aEeinplined by the strike, the wide reach
ing consequences of which will be un-
precedented in Lond sn's history"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
Wilmington Fair.
THE RAoEs-TursDAY.

hFhNAo AbLEDA1s
Glass 4, 2.30 Trotters. Purse 300:
Moses Moses, Baltimore, Nd, b e Noyi
~ harry STROBE, West Chester, Pa,
j. 9; Wilcox, Ivy Mills, Pa, b Forres
W. i. Evans, Baltimore, Nd, br g Rich
Henderson supplee, Philadelphia, Pa.
Penn. Valley Stud, Morrosville, Pa, b n
John Condor. Poughkeepsle, N Y, bl
T. ,. Cook, Blnghamp' on, N. Y, b 4
T. B. Cook. Binghampton, N. Y, IL
w ws. Scot 4, Smith, Pennington, N. j., b {
A: Depu, Vestal, N. Y, b r Joe D.
w; Scott Smith, Flem,ngton, N. j., br
Vsldine. ~
Glass Q, $50 PAGERS. Purse $500.
=. Carr, ,COnschohocken, Pa. b o Elwood
jas; b. Green, Gents' Driving Park, gr :
Henry Coward, Philadelphia, Pa, ch .
O. H; Smith. Haddonneid. N. j., b q
&c. L. Dunham, Erie. Pa, ch m Miss
Class Q, 24O Trotters. Purse s4oo:
Cloverdale Stock Farm, Gloucester. N.
j., BIS Magnet. '
7. Plunkett, Wilmington, Del, ch m
Mollie Pitcher
freeman spion, Philadelphia, Pa, br Q
Captain Stone.
II, LsdJ .; fhHIII1,Ds. HIiIDs.. Ph@nirville. Pa, b m
Aaron N.Y., Ph1nixville, Pa, BIS Bay
j. w. Breeding, Suffolk Park. b IN
Clara f.
FrGsm asa,.s s'aarr' e Baltimore, Nd, b g
AysodsI' %ods, Stock F~Ai xsbnda'e. Pa. b d.
"; II i: ", white, Hsrststa, n. c.. bl m Nor,
G. 4: Ulrichp psssbarg. r.. Peter whs..
ttone e -
Joseph B; West Flemlnston, N. j., b IN
Elkton Stock Farm. Elkton, Nd, b .
Z. 2. Mauiey, snliiIfs nils, ch g Jewell.
Class Hurdle kAqe Purse $3.50:
Y. E. okie,PhilaSsapnia, Pa, e Bad
ger.
i. Greenfield, Media, Pr., br z Poet.
Greenfield, Media, Pa, ch IN Della
%-wsre
George c. whitemsp, Wilmington, b q
Dexter
J. n lewis, Jr., Franklin Mills, blk G
E. Il. Brennan. Wilmington, b & Res
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
THREATEN TO DrRN A TOWN.


An excursion train and stock train on
tho Central railroad OF Vermont collided
near BrookSVllle station, on FIR day night.
One passenger car aud 10 stock cars were
smashed up, and another passenger car
was pa italy demollsi ell. Three persons
were kil'cd-Hlram Blodgett, passenger
train conductor; Williaa Emery, pas.
senger engineer, and W. W. Allen. ilre.
man. Five men were injured, none
fat~lly. 1t Is believed that tho disaster
wes caused by the running of the freiRLt
train ON the specIal's time.
President Harrison has definitely deter.
mined to leave Deer PARK on Wednesday
and will 90 TO Phlad lphia to attend the
Log Cabin College celebration. From
there he will go Washington and on the
9th viii visit Baltimore, where he Will
review the industrial parade. He WIN
a'so hold an informal reception at the
City Hall and afterward be ent, rtained at
luncheon at the llostl Reunert.
Bert. Will'ans, aged II years, died I'm
n hospital in Find'ay, Ohio, on Saturday
the Wet m of faith cur.sts. He bad 10.
jured one OF his legs while Playing ball,
and doctor stitched up the wound. The
stitches were removed by the faith cure
reople, and the boy was prayed over ty
them until ganRrene set In, with fatal re-
suit.
II is estimated at the Treasury DEPART
ment that, owing to largo pension pay-
ments, nearly eighteen millions, coming
on top OF other large payments In july
the debt statement will show that the
public debt has increased about mi
lion and half during the month or
August.
Isabella Furnace, ut Isabella, Chester
County, Ia which was destroyed by fire
six months ago aud then rebuilt, resumed
operations to-day. The establishment
has been almost entirely RECONSTRUCTED,
and the furnace is now one of the largest
In Eastern Pennsylvania.
William q. Welsh, a letter carrier In
the Philadelphia postoiflce, WAS held In
q, $50 ball on Saturday by U. ). Commits
sioner Edmunds for IL further hearing on
charges OF stealing letters given him for
delivery, and also letters from the cases
Of other carr ers.
John Dudas and William Faran, two
OF the victims OF Fridays accident at tie |
Homestead Steel Works, in Pittsburg,
died on Saturday, making four deaths SO |
far 1t Is feared Isaac Lane and Joseph |
Durkes are fatally injured.
Otto Graft, Is years old, was fatally |
shot by playmate named Washington.
East Dubuque, Iowa, on Saturday even.
ing. They were firing at mark, when
thinking his gun unloaded,
snapped 1t at Graf.
Thomas Craig, aged years, was killed
by being thrown from u wagon In the
Park, Philadelphia, yesterday. The |
driver, who is alleged to have been in
toxicated, was arrested and held to await
the action Of the coroner.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

DR.. James B. Welch desires us to call
attention to the practice of the linemen
OF tie telegraph, telephone and electric
light Companies throwing pieces Of wire
In the streets, when making repairs, as
they are liable to get into the feet of
horsts and mules and thereby cause
trouble, II not serious loss to the owners.
Az the present time, Michael Devine, the
well known butcher, has a horse suffer-
ing from lockjaw, and he will probably
dle, rom getting piece of wire in one
of his feet. 1t should be the dutv nf
some officer to look after this mater
and break up the practice or the different
companies should he made responslhle
Tor the loss they cause our citizens.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

Albany, N. Y, Sept. 2.-While sn II.
year-old daughter OF Byron Welsh, Of
.his Town, was carrying In her arms her
infant sister, IL months old, yesterday,
1ne littie one cried for drink of water.
The girl picked up bowl coptainino
embelming fluid, which stood beside tbc
corpse of another child CT the family. and
allowed the baby TO drink of tho POISON
ous mixture. A physician was summon.
ed, but the child died soon Afterwards.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

The new sand stone used In the Cen.
tral Bank building, at Fifth and Market
streets, was brought from England as
ballast by vessels landing in Phiiadelp ia
and consequently are furnished at al, 400
less than the bid OF the Potomac sand
Compiny The Star and Every Evening
In Noticing this fact appear to think that
1t shows the folly and inefeetiyeness of
protective tariff-or In other words 1t
would be good thing TO import all stone
Tor building and other purposes from
England, providing that few dollars
could thereby saved. This doctrine may
su the capltaliet, but the lGborers may
lake another view of 1t,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

LONDON, sept. IAN exciting scene
was witnessed at On exhibition by Miss
Beaumont, the aeronaut, at North Shield
yesterday. In descending from her bal
loon with parachute tho woman got
caught by a lightning conductor from
which she hung suspended by one arm
far above the ground. There was a great
crowd of spectators and the excitement
was intense. Ladders were brought as
quickly as possible and by their aid the
daitDg aercnaut made safe descent,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

Many fires this year have been started
by wood from A Srrgeant's coal and wood
yard, foot OF Monroe street. Oak, Pine
ana hickory wood In large loads. We
guarantee 2, 240 lbs. ofcleau coal in every
ton, screened under our own supervision.
Just received, u new car load OF Western
oats; also line line of baled hay and
wheat straw. Central office Seventh and
King streets. Look for the blue sign.
Open in the evening. Telephone calls,
SIS and 587.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

The last Issue of tho Centreyille Record
contained the following: The last child
born in the NJ. Z. Parsonage Of this
place, was Rev. c. A. Hill, on the 3Oth
Of November, 1856. thirty-three years
ago, Last Monday morning little red.
headed prohibit!onist made his appear
ance at the parsonage and succeeds his
father Ia the glorious privilege OF being
born in the Centreville parsonage. We
would suggest that If the little fellow
should become minister that the off.
clal board OF the Centreville churh CALI
MIN TO their pulpit. This would be in
the line of succession.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
A Hermit Hangs Himself In BAIT NOR,

BALTIMORE, Sept. L. Two attempts at
suicide, one successful. occurred here To-
day. Charles duth, 46 years of age, was
found dead in his room, suspended from
the door. Glnth lived alone in a garrett
andwas generally known as n "the her.
nit" Paul Leimbach, tailor, broodcd
over family troubles and this morning
took large dose OF laulanum. He will
probably recLYer
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

A draugbting school will be opened in
the Institute Building the 3Oth inst.,
under the charge Of the teachers that
were employed last year. The tuition
fee will be 50 for journeymen and 90 for
apprentices for the term OF II weeks.
This school affords an excellent oppor-
tunity for young men to prepare for fu-
ture usefulness, and a Roodly number
should take advantage of 1t,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
Burglars Found Up a Tree.

BIRMINGnAM, Ala, Sept. 1.-The bur
glars who killed John Lawrence, at
MonteVallo on Friday night, when Law
renee discovered them In the act of
robbing bis uncle's store, were both cap
tured yesterday. One OF them comic. sed
this morning. When found they were
up a tree within 60 feet OF wnere the
murder was committed,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

Beecher. the photographer, at N. 3l5
Market street, intended to make hand.
some display of tine photographs at the
Wilmington Fair, tut otders have been
pouring In upon him 80 fast, that he finds
i Impossible TO get them ready in time.
He and his asSis ants are kept constantly
busy, and during tue present week he
has taken great number OF pictures of
well known citizens.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
FOR SALE.

minutes ak from Market street: has ~,
Price 81 10. NA'i''si
Three story, brick house on Washineton
street, near Delaware avenue; front porch
ircnt ard, bay wiudow on side. nine rooms
81, 500. Ahoos
Three story brick house on east side: five
pinutes walk nom Market street: seven
Tpo9ns' p' ., papered throughout; rents for iii.
Two-story brick house in good location.
81, 900. Aoe
ces. Terns to suit purchasers.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

The season Is row here, and as usual
Ainscews are ready to supply their old
customers. and as many new ones, with
the iluest oysters from their own beds,
and cleanly opened, at 25, 80 and 40 cents
per quart. Nos. TOT Shipley street aud
los East Fourth street. Telephone 800.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
Excursion to Sea Isle City.

The Committee of One Hundred will
make an excursion TO Sea Isle City, Nd,
on Thursday, the 18th inst, leaving the
p, w. g. B. depot, at ESQ a. m. Music
will be furnished by Hardlng's Corn.t
Band. Fare, Sl.25. Children under IL
years, 65 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

Communion service was he id en- Sun
day morning In the different NJ. E.
churches of this city, taking the place of
the u ual sermon. Beside the usual COL
lection, collection was taken for the
benefit of the poor, and the people were
remin led that those who contribute
lendeth TO the Lord.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

D. A: Powell Nos. 1903 and $50 Madison
street. has goldfish, porgles, butter. .tish,
trout, founders, black bass, etc. Oysters
by the quart or bushel. Delivered free
OF charge to all parts of the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02
State of the Temperature
.he REPUBLICAN Office to-day, In


To- morrow promises TO be fair to
slightly cloudy, with stationary tempera.
ture. Similar conditions will probably
prevail on Wednesday, with cloudints 81,
indicating showers near the coast,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

/. Ihe following described real estate, Wig;
M t!iW of laad with two-story
~, ~" '"' lling house thereon erected
astith m the city OF Wilmington, bonn.
u'', Nt.l 9e>rribed us follows, to wit:
l." 'HithpS on the westerly side ut
ttas'n' t'r"t ut the distance OF 357 feet !
,s ,,' tnI'hcrly from the northcrly side
=, tA.h iltet thence westerly parallel
n5t, - y, lreet ll5 feet to stake thence
irr, w. ''= nHl'ilel to Adams street ~
~ "a Hh"llrr stake thence custerly
tiS'".t T. Eighth street and pnssinI
MI u lhr centre OF the brick division
tn.' "i"rh this and the odioiuinv
,"''l ,'i ''r the north ll5 feet to tic sai1
s1,u Adams street thence thereby
nin..i '''i'' w Siprt to the place of begin.
nay thclcoi what thcy
prS,,.,1. TTIy1 and taken In execution ms the
T. iS 81 Henry Z. Conrad, and Sarah
tefr,' "'' M'''' and Joseph 8. Richardson,
'' ''Hi'ht, md to be sold by
s,,r,,- ,.,,. .ALNAN ALLEN, sherifr.
INy q" ollec, Wilmington. August u,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

terday:
Gloucester, N. J.-Athletic, 4; Cincin.
Columbus-Columbus, 6; St. Louis, 8.
Acknowledgements, 2; Baltimore, A.
SATURDAYS GAMES.
| Philadelphia-Athletic, z; Cincinnati, 2.
Brooklyn-First game, brooklyn, ii;
hansas City, A. Second game, Brooklyn,
s; Kansas City. 2.
| MISUNDERSTANDING, 4; St. Louis, 1.
| baltimore Baltimore, IL; Louisville, 8.
Washington-Washington, 10; Pblla-
delphia, 10.
New York-New York, 0; Boston, 0.
| Eight innings; stopped by darkness,
Pittsburg-First game, Pttsburg. 1.
Chicago, 9. Second game, Pittsburg, ii F:
/ Chicago, II. Thirteen innings; stopped
/ by darkness.
lis, 3.
MISUNDERSTANDING, Z; York, 8.
LeeanoG-Lebanon A; Uazleton, 2.
Newark-Newark, z; New Haven, l,
Worcester-Worc orcester, 3; Lowell, g.
kochester-Rochester 10; Toledo. 8,
Buffalo--Buffalo, 10; Detroit, 12.
Syracuse-Syracuse,9 8; Toronto, Z,
iamilton-Hamilton, o; London, TO-
land, 4.
Chester-Houston, 6; Adams, o.
NOTES.
Nick Young Is kept busy these days de-
Tending his umpires.
Inc Toronto Club has eigned Catcher
Lauer, late OF Plttsburg.
Anson announces that Chicago will
surely beat Philadelphia out.
The Louisville Club has laid Browning
on Tor the balance of the season without
pay.
The Kansas City Club has signed Hus-
ton, late pitcher Of the disbanded Calves
ton Club.
Doyle. the new Columbus catcher hss
caught ON. His catching, throwing and
base running are excellent.
Manager Watkins could have been nm
with baltimore II he had got some bat
teries Instead Of Pickett and one or two
other players. WV
.vckery, Of Toronto, would be better
pitcher II he did not lose control of bis
temper simultaneously with loss of con-
troll of the ball.
John Richmond, the ex League PLAYER.
VINO in his day was considered one of the
best outfelders In the country, lie getting
himself into shape and will re-enter the
Daee Dali arena next season,
II Louisville had the players she has
lost by stupidity or penuriousness there
would be winning team there. some
OF them are Piefler, Mickey Welch, Col
Hos, Crcss, Chamberlain, Bcckley, dPop"
smith, staley and Weyhing.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

The celebrated 8 B. B. B. cigar, manu.
featured by II. F. Bourbon Il Bro, No.
2l9 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try one
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.-Mrs. g.
Hoffman, who lives with her husband at
No. 725 Lombard street, jumped out Of a
third-story window early Saturday morn
ing and was badly cut and bruised. A
lamp had exploded In rear room of the
house and the fear OF fire caused her to
make the leap. She was tak,n n 10 the
Pennsylvania Hospital, where her in
juries were declared painful but not
necessarily dangerous.
Mrs. Sallie bozarth, aged 20 years, re-
siding rear of FOG South Third street,
Jumped from second-story window
Yesterday during a quarrel, as alleged,
jured.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-02

The great and certain cure for acute
andchronic diarrhea, dysentery, cholera
morbus and cholera iniantum, 35 cents.
Main depot, Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Del. Sold by druggists.