Daily Republican. [volume], March 03, 1888, Image 4

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THIRD EDITION.
Newa Summary.
The employe* of the mille at Law
fence, Massachusetts bave tlcoiJeo
that "the condition of but>lnns3 justifie»
them to aek for a feteral advanced
wage» throughout the mills lu tbit
otty." A committee will be chosen to
valt upon the oorportr.lon officials.
The journeymen painters of Alle*
ghooy county, Fourni., will bagtn o
atTlke to der ior tie nine hour s.meep
Bhca'd >.n attempt be mado t » miploj
non-union painters there will bo t
aulke of the other build inj trades.
Wm. Killer, who lift« been on trial
•InoeTuMvsy for the killing of David
Lewis, in Metcalfe stable, Phliadnl
C la, in November tltb, wee oonvietd
t evening of murder in the first de
gte«. A QiOlion fora new trial wap
is
und
* r
o I
made
A despatch from Ottawa, Oatarlo,
aays lambtrmsn gearraiiy
ftotellipcnoc 1 Fiat tbe Amwrloan Govern
mont will take the duty off .uuiber
•«This will give the trad« a grand
t
atlmo.ui.
Several canal boats loaded with baled
bay at the Wallabout Basin, Brooklyn
were burned Friday morning, tegsto*?
with the pier alougildo or which they
were mooted. Loss, tliO 000. For
A mare of rock fell down the malr.
englue shaft of tbe Qulnoy Mlm . .. .
Hancock, Michigan, 'lhnrsday. Four
b trjurnfl, John MaLoury
Christian Yoos fatally.
Tbe Atnfrlcan bark Mascotte, from
Percatcbuco, which
boto'.h
going m pieces. Tho sails aud running
gear have been saved.
Three of the Jlmtown coke work 8
rioters recently convicted ia Union
town, Pa., wc
ashore at lie
the 11th ult, te «aid
and
Friday scatouoxü
year's Imprisonment In the
t.
workhonBö.
Peter Hsrdlo, tbe well-known lumber
man, of Williamsport, I'a , died
Friday in a hotel in Now York of
paralysiü altar two weekB' lllnear.
W. A. Baal win, mauager of the Penn
«ylvaula TUllroaû ejetem weit of Pute
barg, bas tendered his resignation, lo
take effect ou tbe 221 Inst.
187
150
121
20
20
^i^thC^.onBe of Thomas Jones, colored,
^ A? at H&mpltn, Virgiuia
' Friday morning, and two chiidreu per
ished in it.
It in slid that Rollln M Fqalr®, Lav
ing been acquitted cf
bring auL to have blmaeif ruinstiatcd It:
effioe.
W. W. James, Jr., a prominent
chant of BtUtol, Tenutssee, committed
suicide on Thursday night
burned
111
piracy.
Death of a Minlf l ar'» Wlto.
Mrs. Sarah J, the wife ol the Rev.
Thomas FT Terry, of the Wilmington M
E. CoufiTcnce, died at her husband'« re
sidence in Dover, ou Thorsday evening,
aged *1 year». Mr». Teiry gave birth t ■
a child about five weeks since, nud was
quite 111 for several weeks alter ward*
About one week ago there, wus a change
for the better, but on Sunday eho was
taken worse ami coutluued lo sink until
ber death.
The deceased was a daughter of the
late Captain Robert M. Carter, aud wan
boru near Magnolia, this t>t
sided with her parents until her marriage
with Thomas E. Terry, who tt that
a farmer,
husband entered the ministry she took
an active part in church
seqaently became well acquainted and
greatiy beloved a'. all the app îutmcnt»
wLcre he served. The fun* : al
will take place at 1 o'clock Monday
noon, In 1 lie M. E. Church
where her husband is stationed.
bhe re
When het
All
at
"But nl 1 wha' damned miDUtes tell
be o'er" who euflers, but wall«; wit
wrlthjs, yet
ns, before he make* nj
his mind to send out lor j*
worth of bi! vallon Oil, Hit pal.
K»viv«l Ute-lu)»
Tbe CLutch oi the Covenant Fc* rul
and Washington streets was crowded la .i
«venirg with an attentive congre* a
who listened to Mr. Telford preui .*
able to.
biud
locee ye the <'oli.
ith y
Telford will conduct
niony meeting to night a' 7 o'clock.
There will h«* evangelletlc mc-etit:gs to
morrow at 10 3U, 3.00 und 7.01 o\l .< k.
when Mr. TtJlor-J will preach »ml M -
Toilord will b;i'^ the gospel. One of Mr.
Telford's fnist sermon» will b • preached
to-morrow afternoon
Saved."
of
*.Lc different curds which
ihe text, 'Why
. Telford sang
. Mr. and Mis
How
A W oiimn'B toiriine axpertenco.
New Y • i:•.. March —Mrs. Kate Cas
eidy, agul 35 years, a dome« ic in Brcx>k
lyu, New York, wus aataultod by l\
Thursday
night. Ube resisted until the clothing
*r body. The ruffians
dragged the woman to tt.e pier uttho foot
of Clinton »tn. ' und threw her inti the
river. One of the men relented ami
cued the woman from drowiug.
enbaequently
dltlon by a p<
moval t"
ward Bucklnthi
Cassidy ivc(iL;,:/.;d hi
bau
her residence
torn I : on.
txliuuste l cou
.tman, whocauted h*
Bubser;
as ar reste l and M v?
the mau Wie
:y i: i
md U-r
Ibrtbday Surprise.
About twtnty-dve. poup.e gathered ai
♦be residence
N j. D2Ï Wa r.u
b^ing the I8;u
of M r. aud Mrs. Bryan,
: street, last evening, it
b:ribday of her aiattr
lvesi many present«,
among them being a gold r'.Dg.
aud u
lute hour.
Mamie
t>L«
Games
until a
All departed, wishing Mica
i appy birthdays
c:ng
indulged
Elavlug Du.aiit.l 3ly
Taai'ûûv/ j;
projipily. .
rlage
;;ory
•' 1 t > do a.'. ni7 weri
who w rh to 1 uvo their
a call, ai
ul
fs r
d put te
:r in
bi i o
Prioc» modcr-.ti!.
JolSK Wü
8t Tt
B.iuge. 1
Mr a ud Mr a. T.lf.rfl
. ag *ii th»
This er,
iw
Cüu-cü v f
\VaKhlng' j
irg, a.' • -
will proa ;
nul j*;cL ■
tO Lti 8 'eV(
: ti
Mr l'cüord
wKewf.lstng
Is
Iu »
i/uucmi
Georps 1.
nt:. the il-.' « nr.wsbcy«
lijorcd by
H Ijir t
s' bis Uthtr's
falling
in a l
bouse,
lbo
•or.*! House,
boj 1;t-i K»
Wear.ffti.yr aeowec. Br.-ftei'
tore Cue ... v . ... -in lie
Bwlm" t
pah y f; j
Drlt.û 1 0
). Tc-i c
Ifut
VI i
. wt
Hid t.t
ChtM.u .
V .
I '
P
• :5:.iL6
!
The Best
Blood
Purifier
I 1
,
I for
. ......
I wm
is that which keeps the Liver
und Stomach, in healthy con
dition.
GOOD DICESTiON
MEANS
* r o GOOD BLOOD, j P
Nothin*? In the world so sue- i
3ssfully treats the digestive j
o I vans as Mandrake, find tho
only pure, safe «and reliable
preparation of Mandrake is
• A
!
I In«
Dr.Schencks
Mandrake
Pills. *
I.,
For S»l« by ntl PmgirHt». Prie® 25 eta. per box;
Ur » „ s
.. . f T rl ■ t,r - l .' 1 -.;
t
: or sent t*y mail, postage free,
• nek A Bon. Philod'a.
GREAT
DISSOLUTION SALE,
O
Must Be Closed.
Immense stock of new
and cesirable goods.
We ofier every day new
bargains.
TO-DiY WE OFFER
187 pairs of Ladies' 3 -But
ton Kid Gloves, all sizes
and colors, only 39 cents
a pair. Splendid value and
perfect goods.
150 pairs of Ladies' Hose,|?-Wi
full regular made, worth
25 cents a pair. We are
closing them at 15 cents.
They are composed of all
the new tan colorings.
121 pairs ol Children's Brown
Ribbed Hose, full regular
made, white feet, only 20
cents a pair.
20 fieces of 51 -'nch Dress
Cloth, reducid from 871
to 62 j.
20 pieces Plaid Cloths, re
ouced to 43 cents, irom
50, 62 j ar.d 75 cents.
>
1
I
! km
■
Q
Lsut
from
All bnvgh v for this season's
trade, bu: it must be closed
at about manufacturers'
prices. You pay the price ol
the muslin, no charge ior
making.
0
nj
•
let
rul
.i
to
k.
-
Mr.
(
J.
I •
Ifli
III
t;
ici
We now have a lull line
of sizes, only -11 cents each,
made of splendid muslin and
good linen bosoms.
Great bargains are being
offered in every department.
Blankets, Guilts, Counter
panes, White Goods, Mus
lins of all kinds, Cloaks,
Silks, etc.
N
foot
the
Pyle & mmm
226 Market St.
v?
EXTRA RE-CLEANED
AND CHOICE
i
Y.'
CLOVER SEED
ai
it
cu
a
Mica
An Extra Fine Article
Price VdTy moderate.
N jv. is your tinr.e to buy.
H
ai
J. J. SMITH,
1
Fourth and Shipley Streets,
th»
ÏRUL OLIVE OIL
Is the base of tho brand of Castile «Soap
—c 11. !t's n-it Castile If made fro:::
fat.« or other ol b Till« soap 1« free from
of alkali, thus f<—uriug Its adapta
bility to tl.c washing of wounds und the
most (l .Iicatc cuticle.
by
t
Z. JAMES BELT,
A BOTH EC A BY,
MARKET A NT) SIXTH STS.
lie
J REMOVAL.
WILLIAM J. FISHER,
KEAL ESTATE AGENT,
Has removed to
NO. £02 MARKET ST.!*,'
VI i
t.t
:5:.iL6
!
.
the
peck,
ornons
oi
bananas
peck,
oente
'»to 25
per
bead;
is 5
per
round;
' niter,
mu*,
to 18
B«ef
dluary
per
pound.
pound,
«ago
otnts
THE INCURABLE
CURED!
ITorxiK*vn.i.it, Kv.. Feb. M. 1*T^
Gentlemen—8even year* *»«<»
nMonmv ii«m- from n Huger unit sn
I 1 tried a few limply remedied.
, Would not yield. I
I for »even years. M
year
y 'hought
i> I eoniini need taklint
doi'.en bottle , entirely etinvl
. ...... Wht-u I beijan with Swift'» BDeeIRe I
I wm In very ]»K>r hettllli, antl^co
.1 buoyant.
j P
i
j
.r 1 lîutle*'*
houwehnlil
.•»prctmily.
Mua. It. W. \VtiJtoK.
Sr*nTAKnfno, S. C.. April 3.1M.
hint urailUNlly
inny ptiT»|elan»
able to dn
heult It. 1:
with un-.
ent toman
growing w •
_j I hat) c<iimul!e<!
' uny roi»I. I.:i»t full a year ago 1 began
u»biK s. H. 8. At first It Inflamed I lie »ore,
d It became
indent than ever; mi
f mu 1 ly ItiHlbted
i inedletne. I
At the end of
tirvly healed. Think
out of in y count ttulton.
No'ember.
that I should leave i.it
hlhted tn using Ihe H. H. H
! IlloUth» the
I In« Ihut the evil
ii
> medicine.
i
) ?!l»u;ipearlng. I
I., N
- fulth In 8. 8. 8. It
nil tho
clue» 1 ever took.
oiut
Win* truly,
WlNtTOX. N. C.. April 13,
Oentlemrn—Two or thr.-.> >
oolring
>'harg«.d
and
seeps
äielth
other
«tulu* liir«--. It wore
neiilth
l«-«ivti » oourii * of »
t imuil t-< ihe |>r«-»«
result^ Tin* cancrr
rancorous charnater left.
..... ...... .... happiest
entirely cmI.
"•'•ernih'e'
ward*
(11,
tore
aionry
As
take
money
uaude.i
accept
mg.
the
my appeiin-1»«
». I um ff.' yo;
•l piiiutliiK
Jv>S4S Limkuacb.
y upper Up
«luemr» at
today I
working
truly.
O lDl.O >1 111 v:il:i to Ileal It. 1
Rimdl vint for tlx «•dollar*, wl
lulu cur»*." Ills
tue no vooit.
or can* -er lieiili-d I« imtlful
. -ptlhle »cur. ".
I have
fa?*
sanltul
him.
• 1 tnorouKli
» eicht year ulcer
ti. colic entirely. Your» alnei-rcly.
Mis W. P. CasKOM.
Trenton. Todd Co..
purified tnv
.-t». 35.
d Skin I)i*oa«<»H mailed
At lau ta, Oa.
Treat 1st* on BIoixl
;<
Tin» awirr ;> it
at
»bade
f
> U B L K ' SALE of PKU8ON -M. PRO
1
I
T m iWUAY. MA
ISj»;
! km ni «liilrv
T>
î-athfr
•rinds.
*ry
p;* 1
• ni)<l|»lnt(le
\ t ry lar^ • number of
moiiUu wl.
lkx'an i»K-t ah
ward, Aiu ili.u i-i
approved cn
TBONU. *
h..
KANDUPLKA UUt*-«K.
Q
Uni Mghtl d J.
WMIMND.IY, MAHCa ?.
Lsut appear»'i
xioorgo O. B., tüorcou'd
Tamplo THoQlrc Operatic Co.^
. Pa. All vp
perdue cootouj, cntltlei
from Temple Ttioatro
■iltK In
ii
'n the Swim.
ol
ior
Kpeslal ictr.ory and rteo^Rr-lenl e"<
0 TLIdFLiK TüE VritL UBUHL3TKA
ISL, Conductor.
Fkxo
A dm '«si ou 'ii
• .• a 7i coats- wr
. k\ Tuoiuai 01 Uo. J,
(0 c.tnts; referred
tr-\ chairs, $ 1 0 ;
. 44i -dar
I
let street.
-RAND DEPOT IS ALL RIGHT —
(
ici
lias,
To
m
hie
N wllUc.— I UK HlhiUlib«»
T /* Huiyiti Heot, No. 1. Dfjivrtoieni
Delaware, a,«* reqae^toi t > ho presetit at
.»tula/ cvonlL<, March
t uilno-H of Kfoai lui; cruicce wtii
before Ihe Port
lUKlltl, i.t.wi'1,Uommasder.
U. iiOLOXoN,
m3 it
Ad taunt r I Hr.st.
JUJU SAM -AT A OKIM'SMIMI t,
sh ehasj,
■mal* job proj-c,
a fcootl RH-ortuiout of typo lot
; iMiltli). V/il^ »»II OUaai). *■
druKg'sts'
, bill
printing: alt inu««
urttcuiara ajuiess Dt
17» ill IC.HI
Y.' with cruo» p«*eh. garden
Hag
•*M
:-j opportunity
HAWKINS k CO.,
7\7* Mrirkot Street.
ni'î .ït
rtie
'JDHbKîS AMD 0
'n and *ftir 1st.
• s.nsüf Wtladngtv'i will «leniftr..!
,li:t-s psr dey. Nloo (V) bonis
UlS-Ht*
N
UTIUI'D—TO
tractors.
' ' «
cu ccntsiltute a .lay's
rjl JK KISNr—NT >KE
*7 Wanacisker U Hr^wo, No 4ifl rtartto
'.'•««t, fUlutb u f r .1 ry gou.ls, w.i
••'to '. U.r.JUUbSJ.', No. 1105 .»'STtict
iOUPILD
.SI ! ICH IN TIMK 8AYR4 '»INF.—
H W u I ll* j.
«H I
it« bouse'- 1
«V nactiy Ht putt' r ln ft
wi-» nDdcmard« tho
.'«rrud. Ajii.ly M
i o'Boa.
AND
. Ü. Ö. Mb DID
u 3-ot*
.? i
(INIS SI
iC8 West I wrift
«Soap
fro:::
from
the
i>iy
'tï
ii&l'IH Adam ti,
S LVl.KRD tl .YS WANT.r M t ■) D. At
t r © carr'nge ua«lnts». .1 HI N W ,v
Hi EU, over Marke:
AN t FI»-a"w HIT». PllGTL.fi
Kfrf f>r general U.iusowork
IT
W
Ja:
W CYt
>. Ult K!;!g
W
t N I KD
forconk, good wagt«,
W at i L
STS.
ST—A. ti lull. t-i... ! h I, <1 - -1- HUT
tuffarlel i.y
L'
r.g sun« at 4.C Market at.
ST.!*,'
ÄKiUPMn«:
Fun ! Fun !! Fun !!!
MK OT.
Cr-ffith's Merry-Co-Round
and fekaling REtik,
AT EUVI.KTIi A. SIAIU.-.-j.t (STS.
.
u.
iro tl
in the Markets
There la no change In prices rince
Wednesday. Buyers are plentiful ami
the pioduce offered for sale first clftM.
Apples aro 20 to 23 cents per half
peck, or 75 to 40 cents per basket;
ornons are 12 to 15 cents par dozen;
oi anses are 25 to 35 cents per dizet,
bananas are 20 t • 30 cents par dezsn.
Potatoes are 12 to 15 oeuts p-r ba'f
peck, or 45 to 55 cents per bask« t; 00
oente to $1 per barbel^ sweet potato*.
'»to 25 c:ute per half peek, or 00 cent«
per basket; cabbage la 7to 12 c**nts per
bead; lettuce la 6 cents per head; or 1er»
is 5 cents per stalk; turnips are 8 ctutt
per half peck, or 25 cents per basket.
Butler Is selling at 38 to 40 cents per
round; fggs, 28 cents per dteen; apple
' niter, 4 p .umlN for 25 cent»; tnlcc-v
mu*, 3 pounCs for 25 osnto; cheese, 14
to 18 cents; preserve», 10 cents.
B«ef la 7 to 12 cents per pound for nr
dluary pltcec; choice places, 12 to 16'.
per pound: steak, 1(1 to 20 cents per
pound. Pork steak Is 14 cents per
pound, or two pounds for 25 coûte; r*"
«ago sells at the same. Ncrappiu la
otnts per pound.
I'.,
meet,
Ö
store
pled
at bis
aitentlon
the
H.
from
mouths
80S.
F.
S -ott
nis
moro,
clerk
ar.d
tion
Wm.
»'.root
with
call
Who \Vu Wruui'.'
tt.
Richard El wards, a very respectable
oolring young oolorod
>'harg«.d before Judge Lynam this
assault
Abraham Bmltb, who
Front streak
furulah
,
morning with committing
and battery
seeps a o othing rtor*»
äielth testified that K1 wards, with
other
corles
»
being
Mrs.
from
She
Puiilp
Lils
ing
go to
ijetrru,
ander
tioutc
Went
Maroh
prise
wore
ing
Mauy
very
•ropf.
20.
Pblltp
house
copied
n, came In ht» more and askod
clo'.hfH. He showed Kd
ward* a dark suit, for whioh ho ar.ked
(11, and he tried the pauta
tore doing
aionry to hold.
As the clothes suited he agreed
take them, when Bmltb enrolled tbe
money and found (13 70, of which t*
uaude.i Eiwards Ç2 «U
accept this, and s»id there was (5 misa
mg. and after some words pul ttl oft
the j a-.t* and refused to take either the
the clothing until begot hie
with Eiwards then
, but be
he banded Smith bis
He refused
fa?* 1 'TLe
sanltul Bmtib, and when
, ha: Elwarda remained,
loJy. II« trat dis
obarged aud Lit lujcey banded ovor to
him.
efflrer
Ttmpsrapai •
at TtjircBLiUA» oC00 to-day,lx ibi
»bade :
f o'erouk
10 o'olook
II o'olot >
43'-'
45
T> morrow promlsts
î-athfr colder with brisk nrrtbwnBterly
•rinds. Ou Monday fair with uutltiu
*ry temperature.
be fair and
2
SK'J
v
elty
there
\
m.
ihts
*1
Jchn
fl
o
Lad
ccd
%
citv
l
\
u
'■
M
s » ' 1
*
FLOATING SOAP
ii
-IS
THE CHIEF
I or Ihr» Until, Toilet nud L-tundry
(now W h
bKolutely Pure
•tp White Cluml Pi
JäS. S. KIRK S CO.,
CHiCACO.
—
tho
if
ng
lay
the
In
day
in
were.
the
Ht
K1
.»
on
C. F. RUDOLPH,
Form
Streets,
lias, without doubt, tbe finest coF *ctiOQOf
ETCHINGS and PICTURt'
Market
ARTISTIC F« IR3ES
To be found in the city, now ouji liolllon
m hlb art gallery.
PICTURES FROM 7.5c. TO 1200.00.
Diamond«, Jewelry, Watches, and every
thing else Id hla line at the Lowe»'. Pose],
hie Price».
at
wtii
did
the
to
add
u*
order
need
lust
ADD l'Et rUK DADDING
•à thon?
J. It
know that her «Into
teav 0
lot
bill
W ANTED.-TO kKar Kt'ltNi*-HKI'
rooms at No. 835 King -
HEADACHE.
DR. SIMMS' VEGETABLE
LIVER PILLS.
rtie only Pills known
tri«
lug
ot
ing
'
'
op*-rKt(j ■
bonis
a griping.
. V
j.r operailoii,
I*
1*
• Kidneys, Ortuni ot
« pcrjfcct Anll.loi.
can give inuliltu.il
I'tila, äugur-couted. boh! by
Hplcn'llrt for
.
tu-ii.l
ft
yofiu«
PRINCIPAL DEPOT
«H I
bouse'- 1
'
(1.
rOURTH&.KIPiC CTS
WILMINUTON.
AND
TATMALL
3-ot*
Wholo^ala § Bcta'I Dealers
'tï
At
,v
FLOUR, FEED.
IT
GRAIV. HAY. etc.
K!;!g
MILL AND WAREHOUSE,
No. 101 Maryland A
HUT
i.y
(STS.
. MALlt»,
FÜRîTiaiIING ;UNUERTAK2R x NL
ËMÎ1ALMEA,
»»«>, «0^ HUiyUK M'lRMJST.
J aurccL»' to; r mptiy
WRi -'i ■
iro tl
FOURTH EDITION
I'.,
Shipley
meet, to gel your penilou tape» prepared
Ö P Johnson adrertlses for rent the
store No. 410 Marked afreet, now ootiu
pled by WacKQiaker& Brown.
'Bqolre Smith expßots to be able to be
at bis office n?xt Monday aud glee hip
aitentlon to business, and particularly
the preparation of pension papers.
H. (1. Turner, E«q , Las returned
from hla visit of souio four
mouths to the ilotBpilugs in Arkau
80S.
Sqa're WooaKhan,
flv»
F. F. Bridgewater, druggist, corner
S -ott street and C21 !p>n avenue, has sold
nis bn*lncfl3 to a Mr. Day, of Belli
moro, MU.
James H B'chardso»». formerly drag
clerk with Dr. N. B. Mnrrlson, Booomi
ar.d King street*, has acoepted a posi
tion tu Philadelphia
Wm. il Hmilr wilt ba
»'.root on Monday All »h*> have t.ucUes:,
with him ooboaroing pe&tlsn papers should
call nud stio hix.
and
der
ouly
lor
lbo
aud
Then
ii:
ous
putu,
searches
without
instance
Joachim
11.
which
Oil
Mr.
Y .
years
mat
SOI Shipley
tt. W. BlrnleAtEou are prspared to
repair old
furulah
awnings
, at Front aud Market streets, at
roasor.abln raus.
Dennison & Peach report cheap gri
corles at No. 1C2 East Fifth »freer, and
» oonsequecoe a good business is
being done.
Alexander Guthrie, who was rer.entlji
mployed by leather W. Palmer, r -
deriaker, will so-u go Into business
Huckesdo.
Mrs. William Mahler, wife of the
proprietor of tbs Logan House, starts
from New York for «Jüriunuy to-day.
She will b® absent about two months.
Eiward H. Brennan, of the firm cf
Puiilp J. Walah Ä Co., t.as gjuc
Florida, to be absent about tea dayi
Lils trip Is t »ken for pleasure.
Frank Colton, of tho National Dredg
ing Company, Is f (, log to go to Chica
go to Investigate tbo ekoulc railway
ijetrru, and Hie storage of olcctrloity
ander tbe aes.t of the cars.
The Woman's I ml Un Association of
Wilmington, Del., will meet at tie
tioutc of Mr«. Joseph Bellab, No. 812
Went Sixth streut, ou Monday uioiilu/,
Maroh 5, at 10 30 o'clock. A full at
tendance is desired.
Mr. and Mrs. Il7an were given a_
prise party ou tLc l»t lust, at Ihclr
residence, 707 Buttonwood street, and
wore presented a very handsome rock
ing chair by their children and friend*.
Mauy refreshments wore nerved and a
very pleueant evening was patsod.
Thomas Mitchell, undertaker, l.a*
purobutfctd the property at No. 1105
ttedlson street from William Pcadcn
•ropf. ar.d will occupy It about March
20. Edward II. Brennan, of tho firm of
Pblltp J. Walsh & Co., bas rented the
house ar. No f 0'.» Adam* street,
copied by Mr. Mitchell.
pains
Held,
original
as
tism;
Joseph
county,
original
fercil
î
al
|M:ii.d
many
Oil;
that
tisui
Jacob*
to
>
and
Private
1887,
cured;
to
In
Ward,
cago,
Wwlter H. Dcverell, of the firm of
Deverell Bros , No. S Kait Fourth
-.trtet, r.cconjpscied by David Moore,
'allor, No 205 East Fifth street, aud
d»muel Biddle | repose to have c-:
elty on the 12th lr.Ht., for Lo» Angeles,
California, and will engage In botiuees
there if a good opening offers.
will
wire*.
for
will
held
ment
sor
cago
ot
ready
No
str.rt*
der.t,
lace
dent,
tary
Col,
will
per
new
the
The Drunks.
Deputy Jnoge Lyuaui presided
ihts mcinirg'B cession cf therlty court
*1 d disponed of the following
Jchn Dougherty, Jr , wan charged vti b
'rtirkerm^ss, and was sentenced to pay
fl aud costs.
o tor go Wilson win also charged with
lmnkeucesH, and when asked what he
Lad to say about it, stated that het-top
ccd in tbit city yesterday 0» Lie way to
Baltimore, where he expects
work. He fell In with a party who had
% bottle of whiskey and lm got drunk
Upon his expressing a desire to get
Baltimore, »ml promit ing t> leave tLe
citv atones, bo vsh discharged.
George Frtltn admitted that be was
Irnob, and was fined fl and ocsts.
Bernard Hacgbey
go
also fined f!
d
k'fwf'p«
Tho motor company having charge of
tho construction of tbe ekctnc-al branch
if tbo City Passenger Hallway
ng the iiual tost to tho branch ye.Mex
lay and to-day. The test, tf proving
ssful, will result In turning
the road to its owner«, who will put It
In opeiaMcn Monday morning. Tester
day urterocon one of tho runa w«s made
in 13 minutes. Among those on the car
were. William Canby, the president of
the company ; Secretary und Treasur* r
Miller of tho
Bradford, Washington J
Ht Us, Georg« W. Bn*h, D W. Taylor,
K1 ward Taylor and KIwood Garrett. It
.» Intended to start
on Monday,
successful.
gtv
■
from
io«nt
vltrd
company, Jamie
, Edward
regular y
the test ho far ha» beta
Hu 11 (llug Mme Dura.
The Pcnntylvanla Railroad has just
h riled contracts for tho construction
3,0;.o Gondola cars, of 25 tons capacity
eh, to be used for transporting coal
the hur« east of Pittsburg. In add III
to this urrangemeuta have beeu made
add twenty rive locomotivos to the coi
pany's « qulpteent by next summer. This
u* w roller stock I« supplementary to the
order ior 2,000 box freight
need 0.1 Western lines which
lust week. All these c
under eir trust arrangements, and coo
'rmplule au expenditure of about Ç.'.OUO,
vlted
de
!..
be built
Political.
In New York, yesterday, Judge Patter
granted Dr. McGlvnn a mut era
Injunction restraining Henry George and
tri« followers from incorporating uu Autl
l'ovcrty Society.
The efforts ot the British-American As
iat Ion of Chicago toward« natusallz*
lug the Gsuadlaun and English
ot that city continue. Oh Thursday even
ing about one buudrul weut to court and
' «»ii out first papers. Twenty
' granted second papers, euablliig them
vote.
H
dd
ft
LldUIUU U» OlIloCIH
Yesterday the Whittier Literary ß .
' letv cf the Friends' ecbool eiecieri th.
following offlotri: President, Amlr
(1. Grey; vioe president, Victor B.
rhoma»; scorctary. AuguMlna L.
Urans ton; treasurer, Emliy Westbrook;
.tbrariau, Rtir.aoeil» tsjutt; asaistant ii.
hrariut., F. II. Gawtbrop; editors,
HarihaJj Bmlth, F. ii. Thomson;
ccutlve committee, Raohcl LeMüialrc,
Harr? M. Canby; usher, Geurgo üraj'
Knowles; tellers, Henry M. Howell,
Wm. G. Bpruanoe, Jr.
t
j!
in
• |t»y
,
8.
Xtllle Sboouog,
Yonterdsy afternoon the following
seules wem marie
liitio Range,
Target:
At ISt'O yards—II. Johcson. 81, 62, 62;
Dr. It. Knight, M, 57, bl; U. Foettr,
42, 55, 54.
etc.
the Heildmooi
Standard American
10Ü yards—F. K»y, 61, 62; G. W.
luklvcro, 62 «0.
Nfdls Kcpa ring.
fin ©t complaint 1« mado of th" cor di
tto'» of Front u'rert between Justlt
nud Madison, aud also of the condition ol
Union street runcii'g west from the de
pot. The 8'rcet Commissioner tlrmld
give these. Boutions his attention n the
test pr.cttcable period, others iso
they will bvcome utterly lmpoesablo.
x NL
mptiy c
••fAKIMO IT BANT
sixty
mfci we sc
^ ouut ,or shingle
.u»c per- l|4 *
have
as
Meters.
/erslty of
• hum
Î
turc/ Why
will a
»i* in
torture
r n t h t* r
jrapM-y ban stand
.•vftPg 'tr a 1 g h t
br.lv
varde,
ease? The
and at
P'
; ! right
(j. y l
enve tho mark, will
•It down
a a crooked pin,
w.
«
g»fi«d
band
the
to
up,
her
bo
lug
aud
and leap as II dynamite hs«l exploded
der hla chair. Ibis visitation would bo
ouly a prick like a Ilea hit«,and jet bo sit«
lor day* in tho torment of cb roule t alus
lbo peisou so attacked resolves to put. oil
aud postpom-s very often until tin» late.
Then he duds his dlecato di vi lo;* d Into
ii: it am inatory stage, or Into *a danger
ous type of a wore« malady. There
ly, In should know, that does
temporl/.e with anything In tho nature of
putu, but goes to work on a sWa'ght job,
searches out the pain spot and gets there
without faltrriug and without failure. K
instance 'Ten years ago," raye Mr
Joachim Witt, Rvutiston, Ills., February
11. 1KS7, "1 suffered with rheumatism,
which placed me In bed; used St Jacobs
Oil and was cured; uo return of pain."
Mr. 11. Carl, 130 Fourth street, Troy, N
Y . writes March 12, 1S»7 :
years ago mv
mat Inn.
The
trod
of
Eaton
Frnnoh
7..-0
seraiou
it.
cf
of
a
of
the
About nine
»» afilictod with rheu
He used St Jacobs Oil, about
bottles, and wa* cured: ta*8 had
pains since.'' Mr. It. 11 Moore, Fair
Held, Ohio, writes February 2J 1887 (hla
original btateimnt wosdat-'d 1H.TÜJ :'Tlad,
as stated, a very severe attack of rheuma
tism; used 8t Jacobs Oil a< d It curd
completely; no return of pain since. "Mr.
Joseph Kapler, Mohawk IIlll, I.ewl»
county, N. Y., write« March, Ii''! (his
original »tab ment was In 1HS9 / : "I sul
fercil at limes from rheumatic palnsiusul
î bottle of t*t. Jacob« Oil aud was per
mantutly cured," Mr». Julia Kennedy,
Mianus.Conn., February 20, (origin
al Mtatcment 1882), write?:
|M:ii.d 1 sullcred with rheumatism; tried
many remedies, no relief; tried 8t. Jacob
Oil; effects v.tiv iwncb al, and whs cured;
return of pain." Mr John K. rtyhultx,
Bhomington, Ills., April *, 1887, write* IJi,",'
that he sullcred three year* with rhi
tisui In hla r.nibf*, etitebes In hi*side ami I '
paralysis. Found no relief till he used Mt
Jacob* fill. One bottle cuud al! pat«,
Mr. Ira Brown,
jourt
" F
and be bua
Private Ratikir, Chicago, Ulf., Ajtrll 8,
1887, writes: ''Lay flat ou my back three
mouths; used 8t. Jacobs Oll an 1
cured; never been troul led since." These
examples show how löget the rlirht thing,
to do the right, thlug at the right time and
In the right way
Mew i»-du«rry.
The old Moir Cannery In the Ninth
Ward, bis been purchased by the Uni
Eltctrlc Underground Company of CnI
cago, of which 11. B Gebt» ol this city Is
gcmral manager and superintendent.ami
tho manu
of
aud
c-:
plaint
f
carad
J h*>
dual
will lie fitted up at
facture of ail kinds of insulated wire« I. r
telegraph, telephone arid electric Hobt
wire*. These wires will bo used solely
for underground and Irside purposes and
will manufacture according tr patent*
held by Mr. Cobb, who bas I
ment lug f r lour years,assisted by J'i «d'es
sor J. 1*. Barrett, eby electrician ol Chi
cago The new works will hr the largest
ot the kind In the country and will be
ready for occupation In about r.lv wrt-ks.
No chuugefi will be umde'ln the building,
answer the puipon-a o
company a» w» 11 sh though it hud been
planned for the purpose. The company
str.rt* with brilliant prospects, having
orders aggregating |7ô,0vU already
hand.
The ofib ers of the company are. : i'rcsl
der.t, A. B. Pullman of tbe Pullman Pa
lace Car Company, Chicago; vice presi
dent, Aaron Freuet, of Pittsburg; secre
tary aud treasury, W. H. Ueyreulorth of
. ir* nerul super in leuotut, 11. B.
Col, I* of Wilmington.
The wire i.*
Cobb's own Invention
will turn out ton miles oi finished wire
per day. The w ires posa
new princlpl
the old tüeorlis ol the electrician» ol the
b
pay
he
to
had
tLe
was
••xpcrl
And
it
ft!
1
f!
nl Mr
1 each machine
by
of
It
car
of
r
It
entirely
1 it is «aid up»« 1» all
gtv
id.
•
dry
ot
at
25c
and
lot
DIED.
wmm-nn lbo 2nd inst,, I tv a Mar,
niUKliter ot Wm. aud k»to Wuicb, aged
■
Peutivu» and frlendi of ths Up Hr
•pectlvoly invited
from ths resldenco of her puront», Na'thali
Monday aftoriiooo, Match l>
io«nt at Newport, Del.
UAKTjtlUUK.— t n March 3, 1888. Ancle,
dsuthier of .lamta and narah Uartrldgc,
«gedlb monthr.
ho'.atlveu and friend»
vltrd to alteud the funeral fr
rerldenon, No.
aitinday afternoon,
. In 1,
y
beta
rrspcctfully In
parebts'
fc,Rft »vöMU
o'elica.
just
This
the
coo
'lo us fer iittceu acxt'ju* months.
Her infant smllo 1 .
Hut now eha'e Mo farewell to earth
And gone to 1
POTT4.—At llocklaM,
Irene, inUnt daughiur
Annlo L. Fotts.
Kolatlves and friends
vlted to attend hrr tuneral Ir
de u 00 of her p »roots 1 .-mitrow (Sunday)
alteration at 3 o'c cei.'*Hlntermen.
Debauou M. K. « umeicry.
... 3d Instant«
Dew Is U.
respectfully In
.Ml
!..
built
WILSON'S
Undertaking roe ms, No.lfilO K'ng Ö
TSLBPKON* BlONAIi, 105 ,
O t jvn all night.
J. A. WILSON,
rannftt Uir««tor
era
and
Autl
As
even
and
CAÜFUHNIA.
Bpaelal Psviies. bstui M juthly. Free
Bleeping Gais. Cheap B»h>h Biuthsrn
Route. Address E J AW LEY, Gonertl
F,»stern Agcnr, Broadway, N. Y.
H V/. (JARll, 402 Chestnut at. Phile
dd phi a,
Ticket Agent.
any Bal timer« & Ohio
.10',
ß .
th.
B.
L.
ii.
üraj'
t jlHll.lU
wilt bo suhl ai t>U'.|lc «f.lo, on the
j.ro«i»c8 o» th« ostatn ot .lotu iorward late
j! iirundywin« liundrea, u»ce:i c od,
UK k RIDA Y , MA HUH u, 1868,
Tho following ?i»rmr, or tract* of UnrJ:
N» 1. Naleac l'J o'clock a
. bttnutc
in HrAudjwtoe Hundred, RfoiOKaln, bouu.icd
• |t»y tic Marsh ro»d, lr«.:lng from the I'hiD
, dolphlft ; 111« to ( 1 .-abb's C'oinor aud al> >ut 1
mllo north of itarr Oroft etatl jD, on th» H.
8. • ». H. »1 , and lard» ol Uanuvh Rru«. n
am! oirer UudRof a.Id Job») korMool.
pnolic toad, known a-< tho B'.td road,' oön*
talutaa flh acre» and lot perch«« more or lors.
Tho iuiprovcoicnt*
, doable das
wagon houie
, la good oondlitoû
. 2. f*al«
ureiiiiosp, sltaato about V/ x
Mon on vt llsiirgt a fe No tberc'U K me
tihrlMtlaoa Hd. loi., b landed by' *
leading Irom the tiontre
a VX etory
62;
Foettr,
»prias nous«, cora cru-,
.
the
elrooreok, aad land late of t 1 balk toy* »fut •
<o:U, i'bv.d w. Taylor.
Kent, <
W.
Wium.i houias
lands fnra orly of Jas.
Je. - outer; G»vi Walker and tn« la-© Jam- g
ttltohlo, • ontnlDlng liO acres and hi porch » ,
ti oro or Jbjs. 1 lie improvcmeai»
dory frame boute, irume
nage ho-ace, mono spring liouso r.
•ni. «iilldiugs; a joun»- apple
bearing.
The i»ad Is in a high state of cuitfvr tton
well uanatod und uu 1 or g »od J
1* aitt.J to eloro the okiuo
will .10 «lv n aua te mima.
cor di
ol
de
tlrmld
the
iso
. tSvie
know n t n «icy
1
by
Lt v.. Lt.iham ft a-jn, Au;Vb.
,,f 8
Orders for T'n Korllos.
Jemos F. Wood & Oo. have orders for
roots Bout« are for
sixty seven
buildings, others to bo pat on old
shingle and tar rcofs and gravel roofs,
l|4 * eQ off ÄU ,i u t t put on. They also
have a large ncubtr of roofs to repa<r,
as- spouts to pat op and repair, 'Jhe
puoit spring trade for lie
Meters. Wood & Co. is excellent.
0I«|J
Grey,
Ibetr
went
the
Ih.t
theft,
wl
as
dren,
by
a
look f
r
t
tiarpat liatrisaln.
Cranor & Co od'srone piece ß f re »ne
br.lv Mi core's carpet, containing
varde, at 79
ts pur yard, by tft*
. h is a good parlor style, all
mpeot. Orano; & Co.,
P'
; ! right in
(j. y l Market street.
«
Fousnt Wit fa liar lluttband.
La*t night Clara \'eaa*y, colored,
g»fi«d tn a war of wnrdn with be» hus
band
Brodbart came along, and finding that
the woman was
to move on. But Clara had her dander
up, nod she didn't more worth a cent,
tho officer pushed her aside and told
her to gj tifinp. At she did not obey
bo took her to the bhll, and this morn
lug Judy« Lynam ordered her to pay fl
aud ooets.
Front and King streets. Officer
blame, ordered bar
wer®
for
acti
It
ar.d
that
that
and
Mil
Bo
Rio
the
lit* Port)-ITfttt,
The fort7*filth annlverrary of the In.
trod notion cf tbn Grand United Onlcr
of Old Fellows lu this country will bn
rolnbrated by attending icrvlces at
Eaton M. E. Church, corner Ninth and
Frnnoh strecte, to-morrow evening nt
7..-0 o'clock. Thoanunul tbanhs.lviug
seraiou wl*l be preached by tu« lie®. ,f.
it. Waters. h'^t rtaroh Wrn. hi. Win.
will act ns M»sier of Gerrmoules. 1
IJi,",'
I '
Mt
VITIATED BLOOD
Scrofulous, Inherited and
Contagious Humors
Cured by Cutitura.
Mr. kr»t>k T.
l'a. I »«•••
jourt i'll' fit V e ICMMil IS,
tho
li»aipli>> li lniii ol our couutt r. I
»I II .»• *t 1 01 ' • -.1 NliltU l>\ v
Itiit
for
Hi
lo
k
11.
................t. Loeeliliurg, i'i».
••> . Krank T. Vyruj. liriivg's:.
lieft
8,
M HOm.IM N t I.CFtt.N.
ni Hoi
•■» K. Itlcli »r.l
-rroflitiiU I
known
X
it llm. .»
< r
. i:KMi;i)iK8.
8wuru t j tn lore t.
Is
ON'K OF Till: WOltNlCA'iEH.
Wn hAvs to en ssUIuk your »iimmrna
I'UMKiuM« fr.r yoarr,
plaint yot to Ifrtefva fr
f u.o vioip: o«ro< of "orofaü 1
carad by tno um« ol tt « 0 boitloi
KcMoIvnot, 1 lull.*
J h*> 'Som|i lake» tno "c
dual
a pcrchater.
r
and
be
Pa
of
B.
wire
the
Outloora
■t Cut oar* ;-o »p.
" nsr«i as »
1 aTl.UK a TAYL.UK T rugs lets,
L ranUfjit, A*d.
his
ot
to
lu
n tno Fill ous iMintirr.r»
And ('•
Jf»lr.
'•IITICI.KA
I » I l I' « KA It Shut
-u all oili- r
F..NT
. : It »8 I.VK'-T
I.UDKUG AS 1»
;b
11 EMU AL
id lot
ft! purft'S, 60 IIIuMlruitioi
1 > J I'LES, fdack-hi'^d**, chm^ d att*l
MKI*U ATKDbOAl'T'"* 101 Uy C ^ '
I I » KINK
IMS,
h a
-i'
Mr
March! IVIarch!!
all
webavejud opened the 31 cask of
• hose
They
dry IrulU la complete. We have plenty
ot cunucd goods of the very bc»t quality
at the lowest price. A well selected a^
snrtment of Leuten gouds. bugars at
Klnc street prie* «.
We also Runnunco :» reduction of 15c to
25c per barrel on the following brauds of
flour: Clillon, Hungarian, Bridal Vr 11,
Gold Medal aud all oth«r brand« We
make a specialty of Flour by the barrel.
Our SJ5e collee Is good, and the 28 and
and 3l c coffee I« superior to any. A
lot of that flue flavor (K)c tea.
prupes.to sell 4 pound» for 25c.
very fine
Mar,
aged
Oi
assort ment of
M
•
t
In
LYNCH & LEARY,
N. W. COUNKH OF
Fourth and Rtiadieon.
m3 l'at
In
.Ml
Ö
I
Our line ot Spring Ovcrooats
can noi ba c.|uaile.l In the city.
Ibices *0, $8 and $ ! 0; worth
one third more. We ll tell yon
more laicr It's eaily yet, hut
von can't go ustray if you buy
now.
Free
Y.
Ohio
the
late
HARRY HART,
rnnN.Y. Ci.otuiäo Mro. Com pant.
No. 316 Market Street.
I'hiD
>ut 1
H.
n
oön*
lors.
me
Catarrh
Baim
WW C °Lo äVI the
MVUII I'MMHK«-'
U»i$rtP»iii »(id
I l ilMIIIII.HII » II,
lie^'» Mi# pore»
'to store«
toiuewe of Ta«tn
and smell, *i
no cure.
cru-,
ELY'S
the
»fut •
houias
Jas.
Jam- g
» ,
tton
»
\^ v aV, .
HAY-FEVER
tSvie
A p .rfole. I» o-uptied it to oioh r.o»!rll ami
Is agr ont>:«. JVIfto,
«icy
1 ■
dy mius,
k uthco, 2i6 Uuouwtoh Btro;(
u»8 ccd o.w w
New
,,f 8
FIFTH EQITIfi
Ksaoucti t I
tabula
Complaint wr? made
1 *•*«»(!
r»»t* s-V •*??••*»
0I«|J lor 108 Pr.wri,, '**1
Grey, ( I Mi.ford.. .nc.tni-",
Vlr,t„8Mh,. e „ i" ! "f F «<i
lively, U« obllilMa
Mul.t .U .
lw*«lnil Md untn M ' ui
Ibetr parent«. y
went to Mllforu, *. r . ; f , 0
Btevenson swore tu*. » W ..J . 1
the father ar.d l . ;i c v| fr*
IratlGBony of fear n , ; ', ' ' Jc I
Ih.t IhaolllL'n-u
parant« to persistent ■
theft, aLd commua; >
streets for that pern...«, n'. V,T 4
convicted and fine.! {.j *, bw
wl 1 probably be muj,. .j to ' '
as he In In abject D.nrv £!*
dren, rag«rd and fliiu,. '
by the efidosr to t •
Ninth eud Adam*
:
hr
rif»« #
wer® treated to a bari. „ .,. J
things to whtob thuy U. ®
for a long tlrue. "
The i fficer »«7» the b'3. 0 t th.s
family is a wreirr. d , ; , "* 8
acti children being •.
ohlidren bad notoaum .s .
twenty four boon »:, , w ,
It Is said, oft i 'ii gAvp t .. ,
ar.d olottn s, tot the?
parents It apptars ,*
that Bttll
that hn and u!s wiv
and lei ttie 1 r cblldicn «Urv
Tho woman ln tL * cr<" •* tL»s
dren's stopmotbfr. To • (tixrmT
conversation thu mcrnlt^
oblldreu
Mil lord
Dlght for tb« purp
Bo far this writ :
Rio en 19 or 15 tvr .*
Hall's yard
presses bltnse f a
receptlou bo
the otfz.
1
«
0 *Ls j
a drin':
i-tU0(
'.d, »? 11
4|
t.
M t .ford 'i'|; ■ 1
• r-taee-i altk
with | t Mi *grd,
ofiir.rg t > l s,p uxni
manner whatever lu
» *M
Ofllnsr Stout g*e»t c**dîj
tho t-XCcl
worktnl this
nunaor ia
I
A
Ida Orlfflth KtD rn.ui, Lis
Donohue, Leitaid Wills
Cramer, wero arraigni-j Lt.'.w
Lynam this
oosiinit'.liig b huti^ay
named Johu !!k. ;
ployed by th*-. ontraciu
Itiit the nt w b r i tu« DV.-r
for the PbJUi:. !; bis, Wl ruiifUi
B.tltlmor;« lt»llr„a,i. C nopany.
tivldHt.ee »! owe 1 tLil I'nai-.si
Griffi.il
Hi h murulng aau atLcJ him
oysterr,
Thu entire party w:ni '.5'iff«
restauraut, on tränen 1 :>*:««
Front, where- «arh bad n ai.-w. 3il
being nald by Henry.
lo McVey's, White
fol.owed soon after h? fHrtai
Kate Emus. They UBl
them, but le refai d,
saw them in
fore came
Ü-.71
I
following him. Afnr
his party finished thf'r 07»ur»l
went out, and were f;.ljir<~i»J
others, lit fore they had geno iu
ot the u
money, and he a*t first refund mg>
to him, but after the maa H*111
him In tho faee handed h ci»q°»n
They did cut seem
demandrd
refused lo gtve It jumpd os .Me,
after bsattna him to-.h L.« r ^
laiulng |10. As kv.u
get away from tl.em t.
matter to the police, *
aiderai. lo trout!
arrested ht
monitor b7 Öe;g*am L ,; .
three (tlicero.
tctt'mony this n
Identify Cram
BillantH, and L« ws
He a « ) «-»id that
tho 8'dawalk, ami (111
lu the robbery, bat
lied mat they
rluvocoof liquor and varyaO'JF
wera eaob lined iiJ ai*J c^' 1 * f t r '
druut aud dlso'deriy. 1!t '-*
anl White were lu id 1- tn
answer at court
:m! Henry !j I
Ltd v::k
j ti
"hi
att*l
'
dira mj
3 aM 4 o'cl
When II
; lakoasy
tLu
h>u:
of
a^
at
to
of
11,
We
and
25c.
of
Deain ul
W ■ * a "
George W. Talley,
known residin', of Brand j»-**
•IreJ, died this morn lug at Hi row
which ie within had a wle p ' 1
. of poi
was born tn '812, a ad as Le b*f
in Brandywine H-t^rfd su
b*« kaowa
ho was b.
of i__
Last Tuesday csf
ouupauy alt?* EJv/nrJ **;■
F.orldn, but ni hi E-» ,l *«u mc
M ur'd ay o; M 1 . AOftOillü», «i«B*l
Ibis city at oc.c\ » ji «• rlw ''" " Ml
Tuesday. Dr. fi'.ohh«
immoilatniy, and pranca»™"!
pneum nia. M*- , 1 v '|
wldowor, bavlug bur.'- 1 *
15 year.: ago. He a I; ' r *
bu'cbcr, aud ait -
m«ny years, s'.auülujf
• •jova Blxth.
He leaven r.lno chU'lr™. î»
and four gi'l«, «■ ft> • '' • m
W. Tallev, of Lak ßnpen
Talley, of Terra Haute, 1 g.
A. Talley, of UlFnag* ; k
ley, the well Wwu '
this city, end Joseph B A *v • ,
this city. One of tue
wile cf Thomas it D Me son, >• ^
wluo Hnndred, aco'Ltr - ^
Frank Gallagher, the J
the romaiulDg two aie • 1 "*'Jj
r.tde at home. The deosM*
long Melbcdlst aud a
t er of Ml. Pleasant M 1
Dine when the luoeral
has cut yet beeu fixed*
ltd this r
yon
hut
buy
niff
Dubbed I'P AE " :0, ,. i ,J
This moruing KaiUi» ^
Shaw bubbed uu, hr.* cot " „
tbe aeok »t iialic. ; ul -
aoJ wliOD Oflioer u c , j
tb.t tit. ariMBtttl LerL. - ,
a»,d dHotUetly
etreet, ebo bi como am
dBU-»'*; t.i-ii.:» 1 '.
Lj 0 »m, who intonupl»- ..
"Xwo dolla.B mà CJSI ; 'ft
L'.zilo ItAjnut, Wb« I -
ena*a« ( t 111 'b", ! *
lSuim»'» place Ip tbe
■ ■»rrc.U'il her .« ,1
ttyln* lo curat in * "°S, c Mtl*
Llz/.lo am not deny tM „
owlmeittateemeoM "" _
•bo waole-l t, ft ,«.
closed her defense y.. ( f ;tk*
that she would bit • JJv t5# fl
which evidently
mind In rdgara to h^ C3B
ith 11 and costB
Vils
who
Baim
the
»(id
» II,
pore»
Ta«tn
*i
her,
eri»
U..I1IOI J*""-"
Jem.» O. ff* 1 "' V w M?i
New OMtle, altd obT»"' 4 ,rf »
Mr. E.sle Lee bee"
honen tot two n
time oflcn mowed *
*-d «pf»*'"; : ";.v*
ou.d got '1,1» «tota*^
ever, hod fou.»;! »" ■%, »
died iron, lbo . , K «! I
baaloeeeoe» '"Ä? » :l *. M e
, D d etfF B?r
hfi
ami
aud wwBreip
A tt >J
mius,
w
him.
him.