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Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Tho Carleton Company In "Nanon. !"

1n0 Ohr1etUu OOhhlbhhy hh ''NaAVus
Despite the counter attractions Of the
M. X. 7. Club Jubilee at Bran dy wine
Springs and the High school commence
ment at the Opera Houss, there was u
goodly sized audience ct the Academy Of
Music, last evening, 10 see the presenta-
tiOn Of the bright and sparkling opera
"Nanon" by the Carleton Opera Com
pany. The opera was presented in a
manner characteristic Of every thing Done
BY this admirable company and The audi
ence bestowed liberal applause upon the
principals OF the cast. -.
Mr.. j. X. Murray sang the Marquis
DAubigne In . manner which recalled
the earlier triumphs Of Mr.. Carleton In
the part, and be Il said 10 his credit that
lew people In tho audience knew that IL
I was not Mr.. Carleton singing. That ever
clever aud vlvacious little singer, Clara
Lane, made quite . hit as Nanon, and
reminded one OF Fanny Rice In the eame
part Miss Alice Vincent was an ac-
ceptable Ninon, and che was In much
favor. Mr.. Bigelow wac quite amusing
as Marquis de Marsellse, and Harold G.
Blake sang we'll Is Hector. Miss Clara
Wisdom was seen to advantage ss Mime.
de Maniteuon.
To niyht "Napon" will be given again,
when Mr.. Carleton, who was quite unwsl
last night, will be seen In his familiar
part OF the Marquis D'Aubignsr. There
should be o large attendance, IS th,
opera is one Of the most pleasing ones In
the Carleton repertoire.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
~ nAo. Wresk.

The wreck On Ne B. = p. Rsslroad,
near Kianstsi Station, yssterdAy norm
jne about 3 - o'slock, Ind which VA
brieAy Msntionsd 10 the RHfuBLlcAH.
@as hoss destructive thaA Was at nrsV
reported &. .
The Train was ln three ssstions and
was bound north; The seoond section was
made mp Of empty passenger ean and
tho third wAs fast freight ease. just be.
low Wsst Junction the section stopped,
and bsioss II started again NJ enslns Of
the third section struck the rear car cpd
ran Into II for about tro-thifds ~
length. The track wAs tofh ub for ovSf
100 feet, and the engine tumbled down
40 smbaukment about ten feet high.
John SchultA tho engsossr, and h's
fireman, both went over with tbsir en-
gins. The fireman got out uninj njursd,
but Schultz had to be cut out. His head
was badly cut and be was scalded about
the shoulders. DR.. Palmer having arrived
and dressed the wounds tho wounded
man was sent on to Washington. whore
he resides. The wreck was cleared away
shout $50 o'clock yesterday morning. A
dense fog prevailed u the time, and
Schultz could not see the section ahead.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
DIED.

June "a. 1880. William T..
White. nged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend Ills funeral from his
late residence, No 427 jackson street, on
Friday afternoon. services ut the house
ut O'Clock. Interment at Riverviow
cemetery.
FISLEY-In Philadelphia, on the Goth
inst, bessie, daughter of Joel ID and
Annie j. Finley, and granddaughter
OF Samuel Finley, OF this city.
KINsLER-on June "a, 1890, Martha,
daughter OF Albert and Annie kinsler,
aged IL years.
| Relatives and friends are respectfully
| invited to attend tile funeral from the
residence Of her parents. on Monroe
| street, between Thirty first and Thirty
| second streets, East Lake Park, or
Thursday afternoon Mt 2o'clock. Inter
| ment in Riverview Cemetery.
How hard 1t is to part,
From loved ones Of the heart
But there's I, hope shines brighter ful
Than diadem Or evening star.
And to that hope we cling
| In this SD, sorrowing day,
| To thy sweet memory we bring,
| Our love, dear Martha, farewell. |
DOUGHMAS-Dn the 25th inst, Horace
infnnt son OF John and Ella NJ. Bough
man, nged ~ months.
Funeral from THO re sidence of hi
parents, No. 1881 West Fourth street
Friday afternoon, Mt . O'Clock. Intel
mentut st. Joseph's cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
FIFTH EDITION
What President H~rrl.on -..-.

HsrglsQp Ssid,
WAsHIN0roN, June 2a-Bv an
iortuLats blunpfr Of a telegraph ons,.,as ~ w.
the measaRe Of President Hard,ob baw t'..
mittin9 to Congrees Mr.. Blaine. as'. Is,,..
on American ricipfocity, last Tbur,.Sa'..s' ,S'.'
MAS sent out from here TO Ba,,im.h
Philadelphia and New York. as ,houas
u were part Of MIR. BLAINE. l.sa ls,,s.
What President Harrison sail ws. ,s.''' !.
follows; """
has bean 80 often and IN n.,.,..
stated that our tsriti laws of,eps, f,1,',mnnJ
surmountAele paJier to large eschsas. is ~.
o. Pioducta with the Latina usrsss
nssiona that ! deem 1t proper S.s ,o III
especial attsntion to the isci tha, ~ ma.. u.a
than " per cent Of the produclio1. 1V,, !,
those nations, sent 10 our ports ,ro nau VI
admitted free. II sugar Is pJscea NJ nn,s r"s
the free list, practically every imno,,s.a, usva
article exported from those stsis. sin
be given uutaxed access to our ina, m,rh.,. ~"
excepi wool. The real d nj ii ' ' I. ".
way OF negotiating proalabl, ueip,oc,,s u
treaties 10 that We have given Is,,s.,
much that wou'd have ya,us IN ~.
mutual concessions which such ,,s,,i., ~
imply. "'''
IL cannot doubt, however a.. n.
present advantages which lbs proass,. @
OF these near aud friendly e.stes ,uioy
IN our markets-thouah they ara aNSy
the law exclusive-will, with other cou.
siderations, favorably dispose them V
adopt such measures, by treaty,or Other.
wise, Us Will tend TO equalizs and greatly
enlarge our mutual exchanges il viii
certainly be time enough ior us to con.
slider whether We must cheaper the cost
of production BY cheapsning labor, In
order 10 gaiu access to the South Amsrl-
oan markets, when We have iairly tried
the effect OF established and reliable
stsam cOmmuucat On and OF convenient
methods oil moaey exchanged There
can DO no doubt, 1 think, that with
these facil ties we'll established and with
. rebate Of duties on raw tn ,terials used
In the manufacture OF goods for export,
our merchants will be able to compets
In the ports OF the Latin American
nations and with those OF any olheI
country.
'If, after the Congress shall havs aetst
upon pending tariff legislation, 1t shal
appear that, under the treaty -msk,ui
power or under any special powers giveu
by law, our trade with the States repr
sented in the Conference can be ENLARGED
upon . basis OF mutual advantage, II
will he promptly done.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Philadelphia Items.

PnILApELpH1A, June 26.-The rcqusH
OF the emp,oyes Of stores for au extra
half holiday on July 8, which falls oa
Saturday, vii be quite generally giant
cd. The men are working quietly, but
none the less energetically. Employee
in each store have asked or inteud ask
log their employers to close tie whole
day instead OF the half day. Iu m,st
cAses the employers have answered that
II they can be assured that all other
houses carrying on business similar TO
theirs intend to close, they will do 80
also. In this way the employees spread
the movement, aud learn through each
other of the intentions OF the Different
nrms. II is quite likely that several
large retail establishments viii close on
Saturday - well as on the 4th.
Joseph Price, German. living u
Township Line. above Carpenter street.
| Germantown, committed suicide yestef'
day afternoon BY hanging himself Ia
Porter's woods, Within two blocks Of BIB
own house. He was discovered bya
nelghbor hanging 10 the limb Of . iree
by q clothes line quite dead.
The body was taken 10 the Foar'ssniA
DIstrict Station H0uss. Family troubled
are believed to have caused him to com.
rnit the rash dssd. He was alsaat ~
years OF 90 tnd leaves . wife nd three
sons. lie was cArpsnter b. u,as Aua
worked for Thomas W. Wrgh 4 Soa
Over $40 were found IN bis pockeh, ,al
he has $500 In bank.
The con .regation of tho Spring vi.
den Fresby terian Church last evenut
accepted the resignation oil tbs pastor
the Rev. A. A. Murphy, and having
decided at . previous meeting 10 az
band, II WAS resolved 10 sell the church
property, and turn the proceeds over y
the Trustees OF Philadelphia Central, .hs
income to be used in promoting the ih,
terests Of Presby terlanlsm within tns
Presby tory. :,
The strike Of the carpenters Is SAID y
be virtually endei. On Monday the ns'
gave MP their strike cards and were Al
thorised to return 10 work for any em
ployers excepting i've firms The en-
ployee of the latter met on Tuesday ant
declared It unwise TO SO dlscriin'na.s ih..
and 1t 10 thought the embargo III 'n''
i've cases will also be lifted.
Tho Coroner yesterday began An 10
yestioat,on of the fatal wreck oa tho bai
tImore and Ohio Railroad, at Chllds sta
tion. MARYLAND Iast Friday. IestInoa
Of the eneiocer and conductor OIL w
tr.in was AIKEN. and the ca:s Was OH
,;rned TO obtain the evidence OF tho PuL,
,,,sn car conductor aud porter, posn "
vbom we're severely injured. ~,
John r. Loughrey, ~ years ola, go, s1,
auctor of q Reading Railroad coal sa ua's !
. u..''. n.uybt petwesu cara yestetday
, Falls OF Schuylkill, ana iAuA'S
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
ALs.ree sale.

L. W. stidham & Son, auctioneers,
sold at public sale Tor the Ayonda,e
stock Farm, rear Avondale. Pa, on
"Wednesday, horses $i75, Sl70, s625,
t1,575, Sl,525, S825. $l3o, Sl6l, $3.50,
$40; 3-year-old, 81, 400; 2-year-old, Sl70,
5000; yearling, $40; 50 sheep, 60. 20 each;
cows, {4O each. The sale was well at
tended. The farm OF 1IH Acrss Wa.
also fold at public sale at the same time
at $li ,4OD, to Marshal Yeatman. The
sale commenced at Q O'Clock. and all
were sold by 6 o'clock, including 38
horses and colts, cows, 81 sheep, all
the farming utensils. nc. Amount OF
sale. Sa3, 200. The parties were well sat.
istied, and rewarded Nh. Stidham quite
literally for his services.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26


New Yoxx, Juus 26.-Jans Edgar, Of
Wav.rly, Mass., appeared in Yorkville
Police Court to-day. against John Little,
a Boslon hotel keeper. whom she charged
WITH the larceny OF $500. Miss Edgar
is 85 years old. Bhe said that she aud
Little, who Is % years old and > widower,
were TO have been married In Providence
last Friday night.
Miss Edgar drew $500 from = bank, +,
bought the wedding ring aud gave the
rest Of the money to Little. He did not
appear at the time appointed for the
wedding.
Miss Edgar felt sure he had gone te
New York. She aud her brother can't
on and put the case n the hands OF De-
tective Mccarthy who found Little At 16s
East Forty-second slreet. lie still had
Miss Edgsr's money and sara besides
Little had ticket for Europe by 1
steamer which sAiled yesterday, and his
trunks were labeled Tor The voyage.
In court Miss Edgar accepted his offel
to return the money and withdrew he
| compIalut.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
De(a

DsSs.
Pant 10 eedss $500 un eaits. elaoo
up. 52l Market street.
For good, hofns-raised, iuioy beef
stsAks, 60 10 Aorsland's, No. 4O7 King
street.
II you wish to enjoy your dinner ON
the Fourth you should have soms Of the
celebrated Ice cream maze BY Gardner.
At the sommencsmdbt exercises d
LafAystts College ysstsrday the dagrse OF
Bachelor Of Science was coufcrred upon
+. Baily Of Delaware.
Rev. Henry eanderson and wife left
meeting, whore they propose to remain
Tor about six woeks.
Joseph II. Purnell has taken out lesters
testAmentary on the estate Of Benjamin
Purnell. late Of this city.
Joseph Brown, who Is doing the stone
work on the new house Of A. !. DUPONT,
near Grssnville, wishes 10 employ six
good masoua
John N. Collard leaves this evening for
Oakland, Nd. where he expects to spend
the season as waiter In the large hotel
At that place.
q. II. Middleton, OF our city, attended
the Philadelpha Groccrs' exclusion to
Florida
The subscriptions to the free bath as.o-
ciatiou now amount 70 S806S6. 1t will
take ~. 200 to carry out the recommen-
dati0ns Of the association.
Tho bids for erecting the Equitable
Trust and Safe Deposit building, at Ninth
aud Market streets, will be considered
aud the award made about the frat Of
July.
The awarding Of the contract 10 the
Gaynor Police Electric Company, for
establishing their system 10 tho city will
be part OF the business before Council
this evening.
Rev. W. H. Moore, pastor Of the New
London Presbyterian Church, was re-
Gently presented with Hns colt, pur-
CHASED from Conrad Nieweg by the
ladies Of the congreg alton.
p. Il. Glatfeiter, of York County. Pa.
visited our city to-day. TO look after bis
interest in the. pulp works, near Harper
Ferry, Ia which Mr.. Savory and other
members of tile Pusey s. J0nss Com.
psnr are also interested.
The W. G. T. u, No. .. met on We'd
nesday at 8. 80 p. m. The meeting was
called 10 order by tbs president, Mrs.
Margaret Sterling. They had very
Pleasant meeting, and after masking ar
rangemenis Tor the picnic en- the 10th Of
July adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
~ aas61as zs,.asH.

The Sovereign Grand ocaalstory. An
Upitsd States of America, II territories
and dependencies, seheluded u seventy
seventh rendezvous In The Masonic
3:ss: 33:s .I.:e.3 w lr'sssss " ss:ss:
for the manner in 1kloh they had sn>sr-
tainsd the Sovereign Grand Consistcsy.
The following committees wore appoint'
ID: Memorial, T. Johp Newton Of wash
Nd, and George d. 1oop Of New York;
printing, John II. Russell Of New York,
John Edslstein Of Jersey City and James
8. Fraser Of New York. Numerous sd-
dresses wore dslivsSed BY the members
end the conaislory Adjourned at moon.
Wsshington, d. O., wAe selected - ths
place for the next snnuAl rendezvous.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
THIRD EDITION
City .Jossings.

TIE examination at Howard school
took place yestsrday, and notwithsian.l-
Ing the ciamors rsissd the past year in
fteard TO its management, proved quits
satisfactory. The following 10 . list OF
t1s rAmes Of those who have passed tho
sIHth grammar grace and were presented
With certificates BY Dr. Morgan, who
Qads very appropriate address: Mary
Watson, Netty Postles, Besaie Domar,
rorsleanor Laws, Mary TIL. eusie Will
llama, Elizabeth Carr. Frances Murray.
Ellen Hill, Annie Marsh. Annie Jetier-
sou, Daisy Anderson. Harry Andsrson,
Arisl Dlaks.
The wsst End base ball club will play
b club from Hsvrs dc Grace, Nd, to-
DAY. Tho young mon stopped at base
bali headquarters, and you would have
thought thai they were red. white aud
blue for . time, - Mr.. sippis entertain
cd them by shooting Oh freworka. He
except they buy one Of his Waverly
ssgars and drink some OF the milk that
he kteps on Ice.
A good showing was made In the report
By the Rev. J. H. Riddick, pastor OF
Ezion church, to the first Quarterly Con.
ference OF h's church, held by Presiding
Elder w. II. Coiley Gu Monday evening,
june 10Th. The following amounts were
raised during the ten weeks Of DR.. Rid
dick's pastOrAte. For Board Trustees
$500; Board of Stewards, S425 for SUM-
day school board, $3.50. Total, SS7a
He had received during the same time
elsven persons on probation, Two into
full Membership, made 80 visits, tap
ti1ed Z children married two couples,
attended six funsralf, and Ireach two
sermons each Sunday, besides admins.
tsring the sacrament Of the Lords Sup
per three times to 270 persons at each
seivice.
Miss Carrie Sterling, Miss Dilehay,
w. H. =. Wright, W. =. Glasgow are all
soloists IN the choral concert tonight,
and As this ID to be the crowning event
Of the season, they will doubtless do their
beat. Mrs. 4. Gsines, contra1to, 10 also
booked TO- duty. The other artists hAv.
been we'll published. Go and hear them.
John Murray, residing in South VIII
miugtou, fell of his team and had one
si his legs broken, on Tuesday, and the
other one crushed, after which he was
taken to the Homo ipathio Hospital.
He was visited yesterday by his brother,
Rev. ]. Ch mb.rs aud vie. Thy re.
port him doinp well.
TIE excursion OF Haven Chapel, Mt.
Joy Church and Naomi Tent Of Chester
wss we'll paironixed yesterday. There
was quite an excitement among tie ex-
cursionists when something got wrong
with the mach merry oi the boat, and th, j
were delayed about three hours.
The excursionists, however, arrived
homo about 10 o'clock, and were glad
that the accident was not worse.
w. H Harris Of Baltimore County.
MI, ano Jane Wktsu Of Priacess Ann
Nd, were married last evening st the
rssidencs OF Mrs. Noah Waters, Nc. 1906
Lombard etreet Rev. Joseph II. Waters
performed the ceremony. A large num-
Der OF guests were present. The recep-
tion lasted from 10 until IL. The bride
sad groom received large number OF
presents. They are happily domlcilei a,
Mrs. Crisden's, No. "a West Thirteenth
street. The bride was nicely dressed in
acieam- colored elk. Mis- Mary Miburn
Of Chester was bridesmaid, And Robert
II. Jones was be,t man.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Excursions To-day.

The Wesley n. :. sunday school 10
spending the day At Silver Grove. An
Immense crowd 10 said 70 have gone on
the excursion, - many - the steamer
Wilmington could carry.
Asbury n. Z. Sunday school went to
Brsnd ~ wine Syringe to-day. They oiled
several care this morniug. and many
more went out during the day, both In
the ears and by private convey ances.
The West Presbyterian Sunday school
road this morning that took them out to
the W. 4 N. wharf, whore they boarded
the Republic for Caps May.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Trustees OF the Poor.

The monthly meeting of the Trustees
Of the Pour wss held yesterday at the
almshouss, President I. l.. j. Baldwin
In tie cpair. The other members present
were: |. Wilkins Couch, secretary Of
shs board; Milton Lackey, William
Mooney, DR.. Frank Springer, John Law
aon, Frank &. Herbert md William H..
Cloud. The superintenient's report,
showing a total population OF Il 0 inmates
and six deatbs as having uried during
u. month, was presented aud acc pied.
The payroll, amounting to 1927, was
passed and ordered paid. Only routine
llAlneaa Maa con sidered.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
s,,,v cannot wed rwslse.

49,, yopu June 2b.-Mrs. Mtfy
Mnnn BENJAMIN 4. Morger. a gray,
u "A ysterau OF tho Civil War. aIl
Msn,,e M Mnnn. Mrs. Munn's l2-year.ol3
daughter, all Of Orange, n. D., D., Inn. % ii
the City HALL Police station, os ,hsu . u oou1
and Mrs, Mum asked where .no5 5oJ JYs n,
ind "a squire" 10 marry Aofss' "'A =
' Csptain Eakins questioned Mamls i, y. y.
learned that she Was only l2yearso' VI M. ~
and that she did not want 70 m'f'S IN ~
car. hut her mother had told her tns.,I ~
must marry him, because no was ,ss v"
erap Of the war, In the reoeipt VI ,.,l,,.
siou, and expected to receive = eenss, n'a,s..
bis sum in arr. ars OF pension, Mo.
she said, vas over ~ years OF age n
board I'd Al her parents houss IN olaJ
Cartain Eakins locked Mrs. hmI ~
Merger up on . charge OF abducs%
turned Mamie Mum over to the ~ c,,la
the Society for the Prevention o' W.
to Children. ,., Nh
Num- and Merger pleaded guiiu. ,htrI
residents Of Orange, including ~ os III
Of the coul ty, told Judge hart,ns N.ouv
NorRer had always borno goou i'F'"
tion. ,.a Mn
From ste police of Orange, Juasss N ~
tine learned that Mrs. Munp IN niT.nss|
arrested several tifhss i2r dfuRa. m
and dis9rderly .ep4Yct, Ma pM II
| reputation. ID Of Rls Rse a9a .1p
vious good character, Judge a \,
suspended sentsncs % to ho.s" M
discharged him. Hs senloness ,.,i
Mum 10 the Penitsntlary for tnfss !. IN N,
1t is the FIRST time that . inotne, ~. hss s,,l
sou fenced to imprisonment 10 .os ss, Il
| Tor add ducting her own child. un. Ali,
age Of IA, for the purpose oi Comp
her to marry.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Now. summary,

A private cable despatch received IN
Richmond, Virginia, yesterday, hAys
that Virginia bonds are being dspcsieed
with tho CONN mittee, and some OF the I'm.
Rlish bondholdcrs are very sauguine that
the two committses having the matter In
charge viii bring about a settlemcnt; al-
40, that all litigation will be stopped ~
far A. practicable.
Margaret Lukeman, aged 40 yeAra.
died In Albany, New York, yesterday.
Her husbaUd, Patrick, was arrested, and
At tie examination their young daughter
said her father hit her mother on the left
temple with . shos last Friday night,
since which time she had been unconsci-
Qua
The Secretary Of the Treasury has de-
cided TO remove Dr.. Edward Sherer, tx
aminer In charge OF the testing OF sa-
gars at the port oil New York. The
committee appointed by Secretary Win
dom to Investigate charges against DR..
Sherei has made report
Tho three rear coaches OF en excur-
ston train, bearing coloJed Masons from
Kansas City, oil the Union Pacific Road,
sas, ye.terday morning, aud went Into q
none fatally.
Mss Annie Turner, daughter of Judge
Turner, committed suicide in Groverton,
Texae, on Tuesday night. Judge Turner
took the pistol from the Eands oil his
dying daughter and killed Professor
Davis. Nothing 10 known as to the cause
Of the tragedy.
Hazel Lillis took morphine in Denver.
Colorado. OH Tuesday night aud died
yesterday. The girl went to Denver o
mouth ago with variety company. which
went to p!eces, and then she Joined .
local variety troupe.
The boiler OF q steam engine on the
farm OF W. Craig, near Colchester, On
tsrio, exploded on Tuesday. George
Craig and Thomas Quick were killed and
five others injured, Frank Quick fatally.
TIE population of Kansas City, Mie.
souri, Is estimated at 100000. This does
not include tie 10000 people In Kansas
City, Kansas. separated from kansas
City, Missouri, by only an imaginary
line.
President Diaz, OF Mexico. has vetoed
a lottery bill passed. by both Houses. The
business wss TO have been carried on by q
syndicate at Tia Jusna, Is miles south OF
san DloRos CAllIornle.
Louis Mayer, of Louis Mayer & Co.,
wholesA e clotbiars, OF Montreal, and
formerly Of New York, 10 reported to
have absconded, leaving debts amount.
ing to $4,000.
Daniel Carmichael pleaded guilty to
forgery in the y, coud degree, In Albany,
New York, yesterday, ard was sentenced
10 five years and six months tmprison.
meut
william Hatcher, who had been cen.
pected with the tobacco interests IL
Richmond, Virginia, for hs,i = century,
died yesterday, aged IS years.
John Harris aud Miss Jane Waters,
coored, were married At No. 1905 Lom-
bard street, yesterday, by lev. J. X.
Water. Many handsome presents were
| received,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
o. U. A. NJ. OfHcers.

The following were elected officers OF
Eureka Council, No. l, Junior Order
U. q. A. NJ, last evening: Jr. 2. G. 3,
George ". Fisher; counsellor, Melville
Thompson; vice counsellor, Frank w.
Mcdowell; recording secretary, Frank
W. Pierson; assistant recording secre
tATy, samuel e. Wier; financial score.
teTy, william ]. Downey; treasurer
George G. Stewart; conductor, George
q. Pisrson; warden, Herman dlandine
fnside sentinel, James q, Keenan,; out
eide sentinel, Joseph NJ. Eckmau; organ
1T, Alexander WhitsoD.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
C0nI, ooiy, Oats,

You get big load Ct wood, and we
guarantee 2,2l0 pounds OF good, clean
coal 10 every ton you order from A.
Sergeant, No. 1t6 Maryland avenue
or Eleventh. and King atIeets. Our
coal is under covIf ard screened under
our own supervision. kindliug wool in
large loads, Western oats u speciality,
baad hay and straw by ths ton. Yard,
log Maryland avenue. Telephone, CAS-.
Central ofIios 7th aud King streets.
Telephope JS7. Open in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Short-l.ived Bliss.

Chattanooga News.
The Rev Sam Jones's daughter,
Annie. aud Prof. William Graham, who
elored from Csrtsrsyille last Christmas
and were married in Chattanooga by the
Rev. Mr.. Drumbell, rector Of ST. Paul's
Church, have separated. The couple
went cut to ride Christmas Day, drove 10
station above Cartersyille and took
the train Tor Chattanooga, where they
were married. They married In haste
and are now repenting at leisure. 1t Il
lumored that Prof Graham will sppl]
to have the marriage annulled.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-26
Fatal, Faan Feud.

YATES CENTRE, Juue 28.-A family
lsud hero wa, ended yesterday by ira
,..iy. For several yesrs A. E. Coo aud
his two brother-i -in-law. Nathaniel and
AdArin Anglin, who had farms adjoining
his, kept up family feud. The origin Of
vuich is unknown. Yesterday morning
O y went Into the fed where Nathaniel
uas working. and shot him dead. He
then opened tirs on Adrian and shatter-
81 his lett arm, leaving him for dead.
He returned home aud shot bis wife
dead. Coo then sent q bullet through
his own head, dying instantly.