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THIRD EDITION/
Alexsn 'cr Cniquhout>. wko k«W ths j
country grocoiy ».eve st Boor und for I
tbe pa«.t rla yvars, suu who roui one
wtek» or tvore sgo, has ao*
traveling *a sa
... .
lacioa cy
1er s ^ we» »
Peint)>lTAi<la.
h s-ted tc-îey tu ;
H. Pl. ree, of
;m ot L' -her A: Pierce, of
t o it s-'tlo r»'y »II with tv
'ho GardviU Hospital,
fenoiiSi.
fOUlU U»
cental <\ si mutton
U3BI1 wi h vis Hell» & HfktnMuiU
faotnrb « CJcttpacv. U ( will arbore
cf B.-pfcoi
bis pOoti.cn abet-v tLe
ter
Ml« 1 Mary A. f? ohh Teturned box*
• tit
the U'atf*. BLo will s'a.t on
• t;
Wedct»daj l«
. aunt aril *lt
' nr'cr ^ f rtc c 1*
J. E d-'dgo P
▼l.tt i 1^ 1
tb« It»
Uni
«ÏÎ
hlr.pton, U. C-.
v r.f this oily, with A
i f Bbtlm'. cipbia, Is b
k'tek». whtnh,
, b « will 1 a n
raina
Jr.o, W (
o. y. t - & c
Ina * '*
af»*r a i *
At the ►-r she
Lt/ M»«
• r f« n
'
at l
ns 1
^ <f KDfctb
bu . M'sa E *ie
d Adam«
left for Brcuvwlr.e Bnuirutt
J ; I end (Le »oat t»Q
oil
Mav U .1
■treet
, of 8
t :j
days.
Bf -Mam
pi)Mil *• ' V
I sal L
R mens*
name I« ..
it. I the Mi_
od becliing, too,
it. f<r the pj-i
•hi
tlon.
Bfward A W»»i
Law- r*.
miup hi
Kit c-.n i
r (l rlr st Wm.
- - tbe mwuy Wil
li At toe B.andjwf
ioi.d
• r, In lAPcrtlng his
.*' It stoclj
A
reitUi
the ■
Lave !•
i
"b
Co*r.ofc reit» M. .1 BbarVey aud fam
rnli g to
tty went fo O-pe Mty ti ls
spend s/.v 1 a. b at tnat popui
R* 1- . P ' w ird E kel will havsihirg«
cf U o Set
In thl» c ty dciiiK A'igost, lu the ab
f the B«v Chi«dt» £. Murray.
Jorrphlu* 8*
E li., N.
\Vl f gl
tea's Cnaruh
.1
Gr«*' I'di>
York, Is visit
Aorlh. No. 2WJ
Jeff«/' °
Mr slid Ml . G»
L. Baldwin have
gone t ) Atlantic C.;y to syond a vreta'e
vaost'uu.
Mr« 1 . Wll ism Williams, n*e Amolls
of We» t Chester, P*., b, vlstt
• s to this etty.
Mr William 8 nsdley 1.« lesrniug the
basin, s* of
Puaey, Boott & Oo.
On«ii(K M ;U;org Las til
It to bin
Blani > :
log m m
i.i
up hlr.
'.ativee at
count of ••piess
cent« to pi
FraftK o:!, Iod.
ina" bu» \u
Misses Mamie and Ein a Way bave
me, of liitiug Ban,
Visu Um I:
Oeotl county, fed.
Mr. Benjamin Kllv-ngton, of Tren
ton, N J , is speudiug a tow days In
B
Wrn. M;V
take..
on Bat irday.
Mr-. Will
Newturjb, New Yor.i
sh, of HockcBstn, was
olty
b ft to day for
visit her
IQ sick wLi.e vuliiüg
Mr John Ilabrr, of the Dover Dola
ware
olty y oaterday.
I
Thom « Jobe
, of the Third
to Boston.
Mr • Job Gara U cpitdlnu u few dry»
at A' otic (Jtiy.
a nip
!
m, - Heckle Thompon, of Philadelphia,
I* VlBiii. g Mies Emily Ilu. y ol tills city.
li
• Aug. 12.—Blinded by
ntge ui.d jealousy, Johu McGowan, of
Sixteenth and Bainoridge s reut», pr,
bly I u tally 1 tabbed Patrick Weir, nu
atepE of the latter's home, No. 1311 Rod
early yesterday
t
.
Until a w
•k
bad b
buxom milliner
named Ella barton. Owing toaquarrrl
they f e pu rated, und Ella t
sf. md lu-r
g man. Ih
tenl the
nd her new
er vle'ted Patrick VVier's house
day night McGowan fnilowed
und gained admittance, lie be
ItiEUlt
th
(
au Lad bee
difference
I whe
*i
tt.,
, when Wei
i. McGowa
»1 lowed by W«i
ordered hi
weut
-
ic
e hot
as the l.K.r,
they r. ached
Wh.-u
MeG
Plnn* ed a kul le int(
heirt \V.-lr »auk t
V» i.
d with
oatli M
vh
weafr i. !:i
elwehe.t till
the should
1!
the i
,n l th.
I > ,!•>
« r«|
Kodm.i i s
ml di,
I ' '
,5a II ob
" y*v
pital. He
8po(
1<
for Mctiow n
ted by the »hock.
y
Barto:
The New Chsi'c
B eauford I'liit, of Chrl tia
y for hatching cl
wanting hU plgeoc
young at
would r »b
while d' lng i
aubatltute he
found
•im. N
*v their
light he
h u rapid r*'c lu
v
of
.
th- th'
.'lit St
d ecu
She
larger eggs, a:
as if they wt
ding tu« you» g chickens j
Mr
,e old j
pigeon w ( uId u* lice
well eatiffled will tl
hatched out the two e:
ii they bad be
young
pigeoiis, and
large enough to take
When they took
plgCMjn'to ueet a
the other chick
rained would
chickens for
Other ehle
fight them off and
ed the
i until they «me
e of thems'dves
he chickens from the
id put them dc
the ones the pigeons
tlio othei
«rai days, and when the
them they
d around as much
foelate with
in cbtoken ft.
ral more j.igeous setting
d has given the
e gh* cbickcDtt
aid tiles.
1th
lou't wish tc
bay
you
Beau ford i
hem»' •(
name of L
count
u.
Mark M.Cieav.
8«.
retary am! T/ea
t-ounty Mutual
7, of this city,
last, '•Wood
Ferrls,
is 6i Gar
•arer of ihn Nt* C
Fire Iurur
purch •.
lawn," r>. lo: fling
former!
plumbic. 7 buhlr.ers
oupled by Aitam
lawc" In be
Severn.
x O c
■ n Ttmr •.
' I
the situ
: Bro.
the
' Wood
dtd h
. Third and
ii & V. K. It.
«hieb Is
tlo n
I
U
tali.it th
altuattd A
mu
aii.ulldliiee for
hary
ry r eat.
The j,,
darker, r
to
weed by T
u.'d
wl .'.t tree'
y i'-*
bin death
*•*1« by Mr.
Fetrlu.
In the
Mr. F .
Ç'iü.OCO.
-
01« aver Bo.'d to
703 Wm
■U 1
■
f*r:u
t lining lit aer ?e,
■g* Tt-e price paid
Se p:
for •
ti . :
- .. . io 1. .Il
in 1
MEWS MJMMlBY.
Menu Usr-Bipcot to Arrsat
rwoott-4 Taut uanstn-Wreeaeu uy
• ltrohaa A«.«.
j A Chicago paper said on Saturday that
I a detective told a reporter that the police
expected to arrest Tat ont t, the murderer
0 f Aiuub J. Snell, wlihln forty-eight
|, ourgt lu spec tor Bouticld
friends, believed to l>e officers,
ver, and they are supposed
ehiog lor the youthlul murderer.
Frederick H«ag, the runaway German
ibtal c.trk, wfeoU charged with
ing 1Ö « Oil marks from tbe German
. ru mem, was held on Situ-dayby
the United Slates C urt hi Boston to
jawait extradition papers irotn Wsshlng
(ton will thru ire scut home for
; tml.
Jp M
ibr<
I:
Denv
11 1
G<
An east-bound freight train
nylvanta H»!lro*d
tu axle ou Saturd-tv sc White lio
, i'a. 8c
etehandisc «ore ibmol shed, aud
block« d lor tlx hours.
1 hi
wre.kefl by s
• »r Lai c?
II I- :
n
bot
lu Plainfield, ne
Sa'.urday «fternoon, George Bradley,
aged 23, shot his awertheart, Lillie Pot
d then sboi himself
Both w«ie llvlug on 8* urday
Ihough It 's t* ought neither will recover
John Love joy, a pr mtneut attorney of
1 killed Aor
Wllllam.-ou, at Galveston, on Saturday
afternoon A debt of 1*0, which Love
joy owed Wdllamaon, earned the quarrel.
A dwelling iu Grafton, Ontario,
pled by a family
•dating of fathi r, mother at d eight chil
dren, Was bur tied on Saturday ami two
of the childreu perished In the flames.
Mary Olsen, y-ara old, committed
rule Id« iu New York on Saturday evening
by lumping from a wlLdow. Neighbors
•aid she was Insane, but the police learn
ed that the womau had been drinking.
Dsvld Arno d. of Afton, Illino a. whih
drunk on Friday shot aud killed Ah
ham Po linger, b( cau^e of the proiulneut
part tl.« latter bad taken in cnlorclug
the prohibition liquor law-.
Lawrence R. Jerotuv, a wcll-k
citizen of New York, died yes ter da y In
Shat on, Connecll
hud bccD
U-rtfoid, Conn..
Guv »ton, Tex ns,
od Tou'slnd, con
, aired r,>i j p;
He
ms *iuce Fr.day night.
Adam J. Blustc, aged *4 yea.s, of Ilar
d killed
the Fen 11 sylvanl a hallioad
Lucknow Station.
Bat unlay
Thorna* M Brasher, axed 71 year», the
er minauder of the frigate tiambrldae
during the late war, died suddenly yet ter
day in Brooklyn.
A»an«l*y
ruu-g M|U.
, Aag. 11—Betw
5 and
0 o'clock th » moruteg J*ck Gra< e, o'
Brooklyn, and Billy CJ*
fought six hot ronnda
twenty three
k, . f Chif*kO.
which .aeted
the eecood
the J
InateM,
fiucil of a -i>*d hunse <u
piaok load
of IlllU
»1C*
TLe fight
J an ouuide »take. D was
lo G
.•Id, a elite l 122 pom,dr
is fi f« et G 1 «. ob»a tall. tic- ha 1 b
train'ug iwo w-tk> and a
dttlou. ilte »» 000,,d >
Horubauher at. Î Dan Oal.agh«', aud
Hbtmne. Utark 1»
I« 5
for i> p
k on » foul. G
2.1 y.
md
nvIn fine
r*'ö Eu
ep« r Billy l
«Iso 2U years cf r
I nob«.*,
pounds. D
e h.« seojuds
hl« timekeeper. T
.rluv-H. Thu ztfer
Juektir.
AIxjc 75 sporting
fleht. Ton contrat
one. G
I tiPj't i
O'Uaro
: 1
J Dllly Nt
d Johu D.j -,4
y
u r> web-kuowi
rlfnoas*.' th*
bitter
Um 1« ».It;-
iivl ;r«t I
floBiAStoWd the
sarj with hia loft
ac.d ns*.«! hli f a-.
the head A«. t
both m-n we
from L&rd figh
founh round.
be fit.
ach of t te ndv
«r to pi;
;d
th
d r, s si 1
third r
nob ne ik
ho end «»
ff
d
forded tu tie
cantioncd th»t
ug. G
'i , i »
npon a repetition the fight won Id be
glveu
U.ark. In the fifih aud *lst;î
i*d It nil hia 01
(UG
The t«t.!bg was f ',0
0 in t.le fever,
done for at tbe oa!l of
^ of »to rlx'.h i.)nnd.
k *
r.lr
t me r.t. th
when O »
th« 11
Glark's
(bark's
evidently hear
caiî, walk 'd
r.'jl punched bliu.
s o'.almcJ n foul, ar.d ho
the fight. The trail
the refer
•> r to
wa» rl?(
back«
d o
Mai
:
ity, trainer tor
tt sLoald be
do so,
bb*l klui and gavi
•trlbie thumping. The relet.t
Grace, dirca;
charged. Th.
*i l FUhcrty
hlm a u
broke away, got through the window
aud wus (Mvnn ranidlr away.
A Mur
ILI.K, A
with ihe n __
:.n County, Ky., last »j,rIag,~whVn
a^-d
.'"I
vfe
«! ('eoltned
>
:«d.
12 —Joe I.ewi»,
* )1 Mlift Autler.
chare
est-, r»
»need that he
e, alter which
Id, turn btat.-'b eviden
On Friday
b'ad
dead WJy wr.ft found
:t.e bank o* hia
gtd a ».
« t bol
life had h
lred
y aids
■e.piv
'ht; -a
:,r
big;,.
Tu of hi*
m a l. Lawix, ai d
D b
ecu
, r.gtd
i p« uively ltf, 18 bn<' 2j
b,i
obliged with the
J. to
8«tuiiioy from <> >r
WL Ua
d John
«1 home
ï, N. J.
*ni Harry Aleaatecx v
fti Allan tlu Olty, N. J.
1
mi
j
Mia
*rry retnrr.d Lcme
from Rcioieu, N. Y.
at.v El,as an, of No. 703 Wtt
fttPk . t. who b
on 8a,r.
Mi»* K
Seventh
two week a
d Angti-t'i e Her,
'i.>
O ftpfaUi* 102
O«ot!e, Mtdöleowu
retuined hou:o to
»' d hearty.
/:•
diy btveD
Wl
fiupl
o bit
ton., Aur. 13.—A
irly yc.terJay
WiHlsm Co| W
d his
p ihe
Her, ut Pillftton, Pa , while ho
wile were asleep
Beyou i a severe shock
C- V
injured, although a portion
s* was torn away. The duties
«t h s position make Mr. Co lie: uupq.u
of tbe 1.
On Satuniuy,
C. A. Lippincott, dry
No 312 Market et red.
fu ldeuly summoned to Ue«*__
attend the beJclde of his daughter,
Minnie, «h. was t iken «uddenly 111. This
rectivid slating
ii greatly liupr
- he home either
goods merchant,
G
•lCL'
Ug U
that th:jo
aly w
ed,j4iul that they woull
Catarrh
r HAYFEV£R'2)S TÉ
ELY3'
3rcan Bain
<n«auB*M th*
OlKfMlWlMIM
&
•oil. .Try
HAY-FSLVER
ex-rt noie.liane
ut l.rurgiatei
. K f»Y bLOS.,
Street.
rin
ia J-U-.-7»
Robbed.
Wist Chestbh, Au*. 12.—This morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, the p >at<offlce in this
place wa» dlreovered to bave been enter -
Mine, lust night by burglars, and
elTort to blow it
a
[
i.
uy
to
for
the sale damaged by
open by means ol a charge of powder.
Th» thieve» effected
the
entrance
building by prying open a side allay win
(low leading to the cel'ar limnc llatcly
under the office room Here by means ot
a "Jimmy," they forced a trap door < pen,
which gave them access to the office
I:
11 1
proper.
Thlsdcor was made tolerably ace
»Jen stays placed against It
(1 the limbers holding the lock box
rture, b
by
I I
tbe "jimmy" lifted the
whole framework lu u v»ry effectual
insuuer and cave the thlevts sufficient
11
In
1 up Into tbe room.
to c
The office
and found
the centre of the room, whe
wrapped with
deaden the uolse of the uxploeiou wMcti
break
pulled from a
electric light In
well
11 bags, lu order to
■
hi
It
il
s
:
tnded a subséquent eflbrt
oi»eu by mean» of powder.
holes for this purpose were bored
Intheduor, and the c.nubluatl n lock
They, however,
nth, conrlstlug
u-h and a number ol
•I
of
In
I
of
of
1
of
'li
was broken.
f»lled to got
the c
of
I3Ü0Ü In
stamps.
B«» skillfully was the work accomplish
ed that the thieves were not beaid by
any one, notwithstanding Hartman 8yl
vestcr, the office janitor with his lsmi'y
occupies the rear portion of (be build
ing
At midnight Mr^. By Ives*
strange noise like that of the g
a rat
nawing of
«1 she awak.ti
e boring
ed her buebaud.who gave it
tlon further than if ll came from
the other a part m.'
which
..1
of toe bulidit g, lu
secret socleUosund a plu
corne bave meeting rooms.
The |40 In stamps a ere secured from a
druwier which Is iu use all day long, aud
half the aïnou t repress
stamps, which Postmaster Pyle «aÿ» arn
anyone outside the position
»paper
■ ■!
of p at master.
The oili
latlng to t
been placed in competent 1 ands to work
uj» with all poslble dispatch
It is raid that this Is the second time In
the history cl th» barg «
otli.-e bus been m
of burglars, the preceJlhg
1802, when belter
effort.
yet Is without a clue
thieve», bu. lb3
its post
ad» th«; objective point
one being lui
attended the the
A
AH I w,
'
He
ba
A Lima Mtsuacter
»■«».
Theodore Fravt,
for srveral t
oonrsc of erection
▲dams streets, paid bis
day evening after working ho
of the
bo Is the uontraotor
story bi-.ck banses
r Bcv-nth aud
off Bu«-r
o'
the
**, a hail carrnr,
he not beln«r present,
celvti hi* i ay. He
ound later lu tb* day
asked wheie be wp* -irl
paid clT. He gave a v
portlnent reply to this q.ihstlon,
nyou Mr. Pratt déclinai tn p.ty it
8atnn'.ey. The man reported ihe farm
to the o her n«u, « hi-rnapoti «Liemorn
Ing at 7 SO u'ciook »bey had failed ro g
au*ti around asm:
lug th* arrival of Mr. Pratt. Is 1»
pon'-d «*u«fi,cturj
made wl-b
win go to werk.
«h*.
non txw-p.
hand,
failed to
.d Mr. Pratt
the otht-r
1»
ure
of
*ry lm
1
H.
tj work,
I
cha
the
alb
ngffinenti will le
hereby all bands
f.o
shenld bo ioipndent
ol
ba.l no out
y
t'
affair, ti
going
cf their freshness.
work, all
ru
Hlr U
l.ir
We
;y with
. t.'l«* -
'to
c rUlo physical
■utai charseteritlleu.
Bt riven
•ric title« certain
—as the bllllou», the nc
The individual witbi^"
1 Is set dow
. If the k
its,
bo
we do certain
I
eh thut ptoyi.hologlste t
1 by g«
dealt
;d
••u-, the lymp
ff a »all
d bilious, often rightly
ln tho I
complex Jo
h
fin
of hi* skin Is
blood, 1rs presence in the
place iustead of thu liv, r, will a
evinced by fur
ii*ath the rlgh
light shoulder I
enable
oug,
be
thu
igue, pain be-..
hrough the,
j and
ft
, tfulr
rithc
.next
ribs
i
dc, Hick he ida> h
Ù ludlgeetlo
Mipatlou. fiatu!c
Ft
the relief of this ■
essentially perilous
no more g» niai and tiiorough
Ihm Hostelt<
i. uI.h<
cry z(
mmolal t, the
mach Blttera. which ^
tonic and strung-h it r
rldely «bteeracd remedy j,
for.nd preventive ol fev. r ;uid ague,!"*^?
rheumatism, kidney and bladder trou
I felt
«•ball
nlv.il Ure from
al Washington ul.clnt
two trcaipr oftlia eccon.l Oavalr/, now
slatloneil at Presidio, ami a detachment [ b
of the same regiment, atottoned at Ueolc I
ers. The nronos
ofS!.roo,;,.,?omS S
lo Arizona, almi* tint Mttxlnao bord, r
lino. Ther.un.oM.or th.. movement ta
St,
.ter,
.
bleb.
i <>rd*i
Ban Ftu.N cisco, Aug
12 - In»
>
Dcpa lM
\\
•l.-r
•d dihiiuati
lat
» Tv U..L tho ardor,
'»» trouble which
by jS' ,uf ' »ud
the
.pitdo
nötig army officer
Uauft
a eo l>y lu Dans lu ArizjLH
Ilnty SK» >i.
go
land
ated
City Tux Collector, Martin J. Mealy
who w.;» taken i-uddcnly ill
morning lu»t, und had to b
hi* home In a cab, Ins so far
■
Join,
»Isoukonl
to
li h desk this
Culltthan, his clerk, who w* *
1 1, Ins go
«* Atlantic Ci y fora week.
Üelawsro ave
lay, torldav aud Haturdav U "
of this week, torult, Icecream
torucoeda for
— — — _
of
that
re»i,
A peach festival will be held at Lin
coin tit
evenIn
1 fancy articles for ealc.
cb.ij.el expenses.
Chapel, n
'J'h
h
VVANAUiUEU A KUOWM.
I
I
BARGAIN ROOM.
You'Ll, be surprised how
much money can be saved,
ind how well pleased you'li
be with jour purchase from
the Bargain Room. All the
broken lots, returned Cus
tom Suits and remnants
going at r all price and un
Single garments and
bill Suite for Dreie and
Business.
to
it
fiult
and
1er.
m
of
the
lion
HI
lost
ali
OAK HALL,
S. E. Cor. Sixth à Market
«t eu
Ne
tf
rniLADELPHIA.
:
'. y" A NTL fi-HHM;. >E US A T 331 K AST
/°'* 0 »3S0ïiCi(/d*tIu0 ;
Oîinfl oc LCMti ud third ü; j;s, u» I
Mr. Blame M*ke* Another M|»*aeh.
-
Owing to the crowded state ofour col •
Saturday, we were compelled
deftr publishing the speech made by Mr
Maine In Malison Square
evening We Insert It to-day lu full.
. Chairman It would be c ualder
able egolltm on my part to take this
miignltlccut demonstration as personal
altogether to myself It rather signifies
the great popular Interest In the queatk
up<)n which I
a consistent record
[ Appl
contest
settled by the A meric
haps an iudetlulte period ihe
the other.
The year 1SS7
President a! its cl
i. ai I
Ft id *y
Mr
to ll.lVO
st zeal.
I And you have before you a
which thut great Issue Is to be
people '« per
^»poeed
It
way
a
prosperous, and the
preposed * radical
11 hsngc In the Industrial system which
had produc'd that great prosperity, and
sin. c that day there has been cm.fusion
In the commerce and man factures of the
UutedS'ates. (Applause] The ques
tion before the fAmerican people Is
whether he and his admlttlatration shall
bn sustaimnl m 1 liât movement. Agaluet
him the Republicans, having th best
-, have nominated the bi-it
] They have glv
of houud
I In the
I App:
rrortfient a
uiau of heroic
of areal purity of charact r. a
great firmne-s uml worthy of the beet
days of the admintarru'lou iu Hits
country. A*.dy<
biin a man w hom to New Yorkers i need
not further describe than to say that his
name 1« L vl F. Morton (applause]—a
,-- -f the most g* nerous cha acter, of
(Utelllfeut coin prelie «ou ol ulla'.rs, of
the stairMnanliku views on all the public
questions pending before the American
people.
Ayalnst this you have two gentlemen
of wh« m I would n,t speak In tmiui other
than tho*e ofobtirc personal respect. Of
the Vlw l'realdenu otter than that luhlm I
have a friend ol many j
1 am a per oual admirer of Judye '1
. but I beg you to observe tlu. 1
critical peri.Kl In this country ihe
Presiden , George M. Dallas,on a
vote lu a « l«d Beu «te destroyed the p
tectlve arlffof 1842. To-day the S- «
of the Ualiwl S'.u'ca has,
will have thirty
the Build
you for
perleecc
of
have a-soelatcd w .t .
■ 1
M au ti 4 th
Senator«
I lUth a»d six Dfiuocr
tors (if iu the meantime you d
vent them) precisely one half—aiid Mr
Thurman will be lu u position to re-< nac
the vom of Ge *rge M. Dallas iu 1312
ore, however amfabla a
e he may lie, the m
0 will be his Influence before the
A merleau people, [App 1
Now, gentlemen,
cussiug Ihe questlo
I w, ' urt ' •>»'»>« pointing out wh*' Ki.g
' laud Is doiug. 1 h
Sei
I" 1 '
There
1.
uy
ba
amialde
d the
• 1.
I
hi
that In di»
of pro ectlvi tail!!
of
ed
l
lately bien lu
.1 I lo in 1
the dugllah public opinion a very great
dlflereuc j of oplnlou U{x>.i a! um»
question». They are auout divided.«
what y
England f,.r
ths,
all
cull the Irish question; they
ure about divided o
of GUd^
he forcible policy
1 8ttll«bury; they
vided evtn u|K>n the continuance
5 ol Loxls,
ilmous lu the eupp
•by. j Laughter aud applause, j
from Laml'd
a the 1
1 *
be
H.
they
lutcly
be
But there 1
End to John
cha
'Groat's, fro
id tj tho English, in every p*pu
end of the Kingdom t<> the
1 a a unanimous 1
the part of Tori«» and Whig«,
alb and
1 that in tha 1 the II
land, President
embodies
f.o
icr there
1
0
italic
. Grov
10 I'uirml Ktaloe,
iu his
n the
pc
_u
l.ir f
of
iml Fre
hDh they like.
>j,, Uou
d If I hud it
otlilurf. Nor do 1 in-
I to speak disrespectful y of the
English, for 1 h
- .er y grateful
- hospltaMiy which I
'to acknowledge
'Hence, b
1
ud
bo th, United
8
I AppUus*. j N
I have
,e!r rigut of opinion,
>uut
uld
received at tliei.
md very cordial
Id lie u churl
a fleet th«
h
before
tl
■uerlcan
Policy
,
j and that the Kualish
ft hat policy,
, tfulr Inturebt«,
rithc prlui
.next N,„
their tuten Sts lu
a
dy
, ,•
that. 1
be for«
mile
y-u in the
Is
quests
^ I wl l not In th s campaign stop to
it r .^ Ue l ^ u *l Uea *** 0, > upon any other basis
j, "• iVe uopcrwinaUty to Indulge in; I
ague,!"*^? 0 8 " rea ^ , " ul I Lou i ehoers J. I
would ratt er have your «
I felt and sympatlie le. wel •
office you care to be*
plausu j But lu this
«•ball take a greater or less 1
tho'?."!'!'!.''^ 1 " 0 ' 110 " ,r "" '■ 1!
|U ll . nutl!r '-'
'i" 0 .'"}" t ; ' touilry
[ b * ^'l«wda upon daily la,,or lor dally
I "'ll" _ I ,
xut re is no need to nuke any law» to
Â'Æ Ul1
, .1, ,
"»>«»• «•
uo heart
.ban
iy
■ L Ap
in which 1
I »hull
inning to
up
t»
"
p.rty hue the
and It will
ing of God
n i copie,
L'
-lo
; Ital blwu}
i
ts a full bln
I
there
•! 1.1 !
lat
-jorlng man, and theie
I '" 11
^ ToelT,? * S
»ud the will or thu A
twenty.live year- u,
maiuU nlug th ■ Ul,
whl h t
«• law» that c
!>
Ith the hi
» upholding
• .1
», tor the
lie of the
go ver
land th taking
ated the wealth ol the coi
«, therefor« eutl led to
i
-rking
sof
di(
>y, and who
« plTJUttgO
*t. I Applause |
», you ro[,r,s -ut i
K.jofthOKo
f
, g'-'DHe
•;y<ra r.-prose
Lie.il Mtato
to tell lu
>u decisive
u( ls6u,! ,, Uu »"t tv diverted
JF"" V" 1 H««tlu_
U " ,l:t ., b " '"'»'"J hy pvity
u,«» «M» or that »mull lasu,
p«»un»l qumllou. ol »buae ,,
hand or the other; hut give y<,
lndependtnt laboring men, and g
, .. -, , homes, of w
d Umruby for grv.t luter
(jr.at Kepuhlic. [lujiueuMi
of New V.rk; y
that Issue; your vot
upon thut
v t<
Uce
oral
rod«
by
•idabbles
'• or up j
the
the intercet ot yoi
fireside«,
h • tb °|
ItapuMte'u!' ^t"K b °" Pbt0 '
I have seen tho othei side,
voted many of the last f,»u
tndltlou ot
boring men in tho other hemlsjïhere
I say, without fear of contradlcli >n
country of Eurot
to
®*
a
I Cheering. J
1 have do
if
!■
ths
dug
aud la
, aud of
, that
to
of
Europe,
Of ;
U [,
y r
•toy, la the
to that
-atis. [Aj>.
give up thi
nuinta!
You e
I pun oil lo.otuer lor Marrlhiln
«>u. LLoud and enthuslaetle
eotidiilou of labor cotuparahie
wliieh ft holds In the United 8't
plause. I An
poftition, or
it ? I Cri, s of
you willing
•» you wiiiiug
' "Yt-B'i
uiaintuiu It, by a strong pull
fiult and a piul all
and M' rt
cheering ]
The crowd broke
tumuitu
eluded,
into a v
Mr. Blaine
IM a r .d
cheer a.«
d taking the_
m he walked slowly tack t<
Captain Allaire
of hie office
the packed corridors and th u
walkuil lhrou»li » l„u K ll| e of bluo co:.,.
lion ho I »»»ml up the B talrvrny aud was
* f i™ , T I" ", ro "" 1 " " >»|U'reea and
I»eaee and quiet
Mr. Mor
ibe holed,
squad
Wli y through
and a
ek
ed a
lost
ali vi
eauit-r Iturnoo,
L. I.,
»«»at Bay R-dge,
i ork
"
«500
!
Au-. 13—Tbo
P'ylng^ between
«t eu
Ne
id Seat! iff, w
Saturday while lying ut Gii
tf *nk Laughllu, tlu
•upiNkiêtl ÂÂÂ"
jüs-ä'ä h** ä
a^SÄ7tlÄ bu, S- ' I ' llü lc '"
ont! dock.
:
■ i
FOURTH EDITION
•
Dot*
Pe'er J Ford and wifs i
Atlantic Olty.
visiting
William England and daughter
are visiting Brookslde, Pa.
Mr. R KmmettTrlgga spent Sunday
at Braudy wine Summit Camp.
Tbe Board of KdaoaMcn will meet
thla evening In regular session.
Many desirable horses will be sold at
Warner's bazaar to-morrow.
a
The south bound Ds.'aw
to leave thla city at 8.30 o'clock was
twenty minutes late this moratog.
Ill publish
•cresting sketch of Brandywine Bum*
mit Camp each day.
William M. Pyle and wife will pass
a faw days In the mountains via North
Peausylvaula.
Mies Mattie Guthrie, wife of George
Gathric, will leave la a few day*
visit au unclt In Uacada.
K'»v. Laiayetto Marks, of Hanover
Presbyterian Church, Is passing his va
cation at Messb'pln, Pa.
FI. B. Goldey and wife, of the Wll
Cooamsrolal College, are visit
Grove, N. J.
train due
Is
The B KM-1» Lit'AN
in
I
rnlno
Dr. Peter Cooper visitai Woodilde,
Del , on 8 »tu. day, to proscribe for hte
sthter, wlo wai tskeu alok.
.
Mr. Charles Abbott, of Milford, Del,
who bai bien vis.(lug friends lu
olty, returned Lome
l-ls
Bâtard ay.
Marlou Crozier left on Saturday
far a several weeks' visit to btr sister,
Mrs BjoJrmln Hoagb, at York, Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tntnall Warner and
Anna and Jennie L*a rrturned from a
pi« a i*ut eojonrn at Lake Muhnnk N.Y.
The Glacta will play tbe Quickstep at
the Union street grounds on Monday
the *7.u Inst.
M
1
Troop B entertained tholr friends
Sunday iu royal atyla
Grubb'a Landing
tbelr club
the P ,
W. & B U. R
Cammlogr, Photographer, can oopy
your old pi. tur* bettor than anyone
;ls«. Takj tbtiin to him. 302 Market
street.
A. W. Pm'«h and wlf», Dr WU'.arJ
Burlnyer and wife, D. O'C. Kouny and
E. T. Csnby went to Cupe May
nrday.
Bal
M'
E'îa jj. Ovrrdeer startod for
Brandvainu Summit Camp thla
ing 8 .0 will be the gucetof Mies R-,b
bio Buo&tr.
111 m.
Joseph K Ad atm« has reoelved
vltstic
of a
N. J ,
In
be present at tb* Institution
new lodge A. O U. W. at Baieiu,
••j-roorrow evening.
Interesting game o? base ball of
.veil In tings, the down-stair boys .f
Marlin » oar shops oj Saturday defeat
ed the up-tialr boys by a
id Mrs. George H. Csntwell re
ined • >c Bat urday from a visit to At
lantic City. On Wednesday they leave
l ome for * flahlng exjnrslou to Barne
gat.
Tn
I r
Jscice M. Thomas and James Saw
«Î00, Jr , alverliee a s;ray steer with
tar mark
A libers) reward
•nrn tjtheabjve
will bo paid for Ua
nsnuod g.-ntlemeu.
dry Purveyor Freder'ok Robinson re
pore l lüüüih panel
0 î HniuUy beta
r-nd 16oO;h part of
inch of rsln fell
11 and 12 o'clock,
1 lech fell 8ncday
MDs A
Dan Up, enpet Intendant
Pod,...' Oj|ih»!i.. Bcbno!
Mount Jny, I.,oo»«fer cjnuty, P R f.
•I.ltint bar uuole, Jä K Cr.wfonl.'ln
tbU olty.
J .. M B»rty. of tbo Cork Athletic
Glub, threw tho It pmnd hammer on
8 it.day 1*2U feet •'* lnohes. bnatlng th«'
worid 0 (ni* owl) rsoord of 123 feet «U'
inohes. rhothr.w was made from k 7-
toj; circle.
Tho W
Chester Village Recorl ln
rae from tbe apptarr.no« 0/ the young
men who oioasloualiy orrlvo in tlat
a nolo, it borough, from our olty, that
riding on a bloyelo la more tike Lard
work than pleasant exercise.
Tho Misses Lidia Woodward, Lilly
Bnrbroner, Any Hatton. Bessie Dxvl»,
* Westiott, Kata Thompson aud
Jennie Morobmlllen have gone to Bran
dy w ue Bommlt Camp for two weeks.
oS:,.":';;::.,",:*' *•
'noou w
.
Sunday aftor'
quite well attended, not wit h
fttsnillrig me threatjtilng aapeot of the
weather. Among those present wer«
opeucer Chandler, BatcuVi Hharp'esa
Urw-k'flaiidiBd. ,be UPP1 ' tD<1 01 M11 '
What oan a
!»n reo lo lesvlDg a good
ni . be , 1 ' aai down to At
lantic 01 y to sleep or at least attempt
t» sleep on a bad little bttier than a
bo * rl " ltU the haul s*de
the pillow* being roft as down
with straw, Batardav uventugi at tbe
««ashortV The «xp'irleno e Is ucarly
wirs an depleted abovo.
Charles K. Grant, of the Tenth ward.
L' Îή r «Pr«MDtatlve of the Catholic
Society of Delaware to tha Twentieth
Annna 1 Oonveutloo cf the Irlah Catho
-lo Henotolmt Union cf th« United
O.atfi.« and Canids, t 1 ) ba hold atU .lnm
boff, Ohio, r.n 8 ■[ timber 5th. Ila tf-av*»
hare on the 4tb, by way of tho I: & o
Ball road, aud will he aheent sovcrnl
np,
atnff <d
■f
Two ootohes of th» Wilmington Tran»
™tVh? to PIV Vu "•Oh;. ? 45 tr»,u arriving
laflt eveninp.
Uce of ths coaohea Oontalncd one eeat.
holding two people, n we nt to tha west
Ü f . ,h8 olly * The other
which tbe driver su'd went earn, luu -
JJJJSJ lw ° " e V J * Q;l Wùuld h ^>d tour
people. It bulng a rainy evening,
oral persons who would liked
rod« had to walk
street
1,
lo have
go part way In the
Muci» Ado About Mottling.
A party ,,f boy* went out last Haturdav
u to enjoy a swim lu the Sucllpot
AS they a ere roving arooud they
quantity of braffift lying Ju pool
to tlm fi.tnoii. i ? Immudlatoly jrsnijxsd
committed LÄÄ" i"?'MH«'' tÏS
^BBSSiiàÊ
|f
Haa Vanoor For Eighty Years
Potthtown, Aug. 12 - Catharine
B'mpaoo. one of tbe oldeat residents of
Uppor Montgomery oountv died rem
tarda, at Trappe, fn her 91« year £nr
®* ghty years ïb B ' had besn ^
Bafferer from «0.Î? H*« ba»b»Bd,
Elmuna Simpson, was lor m»oy yiisr«
a morohsut lo East Vincent, Ohosteï
»'JJ h« aon, FmucS» H. Blip*
KtiSS&T*' »"errant l P u
if to
creek.
found a
of blood.
jfu
hl
«
Kutoea -,
Joseph UoywurU, Ircatar.r of tl,.
KuchnuM Manafaoturlu, Uouip.uy.'of
*wr7^ k ù. NJW . J " r ,* e >'. -»» üubbid ol
9,, " rd * 7 lr - tie 8t»t« Back »t
" rued te .O n I ',* d j " at dr swn «"00 «ud
«500 ™v*.. . * ' 18D 116 ""'-' d the
< s i fr,,m hl ' ontelde cost
! u , \ A ">»"«» loung mon
küÂ?" * 10,1 *>"« wi '
•s
noms»oB<isDos of ths laroauoaa.
Butiim., Del., Au«. ll.-U.Tln
Hit jh, Btq., a large farmer uear here,
has erected a oannery 04 his farm ana
haa Jnst flclihed canning blackberries.
Peaches
yet. bat
date they will be down to oannlrg
prices. 1'oaohfs are plentiful and of
good qnabty. The writer baé been lu
• ho orchards several limes and found no
lotteu or faulty pcaoLcs. They art
ejlored uloely and pies*nt a good ap.
pes. ranee, and 1 ring good prices.
now shipping tbs Crawford
Etrly peaob, and otl.sra ot tbe
grace. They are fully dev«, loped, not
yellowo In tbia part of
too high In the 1 rice
doubt In n week from
I N •
at
3
va
due
prema'ure—
the Stale.
There are n great many tomate**
planted for oannlrg. Mr. Ul'ch has
engaged laree quantities, pnjiDg ttx
dollar* t er tou.
Tho writer attended Jones' Camp on
Qaraboro Charge thla wrrk.
,aud only a tnudern*« alter,
danoe. Th* great brat and dearth
doubt kept the people
Thursday there w
in
Thtre
bom*. Up to
about thlr'y
versions and food meeting*. Rer. a.
1). Davis, W. B. Gragg, J. o. ByphajJ
W. Chairs, U. V»'. Waddell, MoCall»t*i'
Plluberd and others prea-L.-d durlu.
th* camp.
r v. r.
hte
O Ayers held qnartnr'y oon
fsrcco« nud gave an
Thursday night. The nauat proaiem.d
lug was oarriod on at Intervais during
the camp, ard thla morning 1| closed
with tbe uinal solemn service*.
nanal, oon*ldersbl6 Irr
bere. Captain
and George M tore
building large addition* to thtlr
homes and remnde.lng th» 1 old one*.
The wrather hae bt*n very dry and
hot (or about a month, and the corn,
potato«*, a woo. patatoee and vegvtabl
have l»eeu greatly lnjutcd. We
favored with a refreshing rain
netday
has revived.
Your aorreapondent and family will
start for Brandywine Rumuilt
Monday to occupy a tout aud
, thnefor.» If yon deslro hi
hortaticr.
l-ls
a
at
Ti .-re
provemente going
William J. Hopkl
Wed
vegetation
nlug, and
,
camp
atn ti
the c
read t"o Daily KcruBLiOAH y«
scud It to lue OAXp
UlUSl
Olhl as Ion A L
klvd M.ota at Mou ranger.
Pa BIS, Aug. 12.- While General
Boulanger was driving tu
rUgmiBalnt Jeau d' Angciey
Profesaor Perrin, of the Ly___._
live shot* al him from a revolver. M
Katapan, a friend of tbe General
rushed forward and manned to tnru
the weapon aside. The reenit was that
littapan hiaiself rsrolvwl a ball*» In the
üaok of the bead, bot th« wound is ml
serious. Two peasants were als>
* dtd. General Boulanger
1 .
day,
for
of
.f
tot
touched.
Prof. Perrin 1« » friend of Meyor
Lair, the candidate romlr.ated by the
Opportunist* In orpoflhl
g«r. Tbe affair
to B u'fcu
onrred at tho height
of a pitched bait if betwefn th* rival
political parti»«, when tbo gendarir
obarglng, Oonnt Dillon reorived u bio
tbe bead lr
* stick and otter
«onlaDglftts wer« n.nghly haudled. It
Is not certalu that Perrin Intonded to
aim at Boulanger.
-. th* Cdrlatiana.
Yea tor day aftera
Robert Harr'
re
lornr.n: .bd by Iwc
lads took a lath In th* Ctri.tl
abo
young
Jnst
ptlfcS
where White Uiny creek «
Into th«* former
earn. Harrison
d Lo w;id«d
I.
Im,
not
t bevond
a ilrownid. Ic Is
f.
7-
hi* »1« p*h
thong ht that he 1 tapped into au excava-
tlon that had bran made by n dredging
maoblnn, which Lad been a; work at
that point, Hia boy oompaoluns
onoe gave tha altrm, and a rearoblng
party «julokly r^ipoaded, and In a short
' , •uooofctled In finding th* remain».
Ihe Uoroner
■ 1
at
was at or.oe notified, and
went to thu ccene of tho accident,
after viewing tLe tody, gave a osritfi-
cato of death from drowning. Ihe
body was Interred in Potter's Field.
Thu nnfortunate man worked
farni of r. Atwood Woldln, sltnated __
the Nonsinoli roai leading from New-
port to New Css!!
t. >
a
I arg« tr imerai.
Tta fanerai of the tLroe merabera of
the family of Captain Wbeaten, of
iïl sv . 1 1,f ' N ' J • who lo9t fLclr lives
on y. edpeeday tv .nlngby theospslxltg
o. tbe .loop, took place on Baturda,
. '* w * 8 lft»g«ly attended, tberu be
Ä ' , ' la, * C0J c'^rloK«* and
2(K0 pfr.ona. The services wero
factiug that »evetal ladles fainted.
Odineiery Is
Servicen
ed
on
'
A f
Tfce
aid
, , . — — grave began
btforo all tLe vlsltore left the bons*, tbe
proofsston b lug fully two mills in
length. The funeral of Amy Tartar,
tho last of tLe »Ictla.s,
Sunday afternoon and
tonded.
mt.e from tho tj
th.
:
Vito
a
took place
was largely at
Kiainaum
Müsst». John PlUlne & Bro
g%K»d lu
-
ting a new h ; ♦,■
IhçlT factory ... Kltrroa»), ,ud .1st, rut .
HoR lo n ctw ntt-bar., p iw.r w.ter
?">ïV Andres, J. WUIlimi, of Ur'to
b.nk.is do,UK lit» Ktoop »nd llll.k woik,
Tl,«s M.flsrj. Pillmg aro eainl jjina
■f u li.ud» »t KUmsosl, »nd »ro d.lnj »
fair butlcMB. oolwltl,.Unding u, 0 " e
»sion of tho timer. Tt,„ M„i ta
toi,Un* ora enterprising moil, »nd riohlv
desorvo Ito sucsese th»t h»a resulted
front tholr skill »nd «uteri rlso.
■ •
t .
t-ttipin«ute.
A R . 11 • '•!' w >.S0 O'ol, ck ye».
S'"* 7 "'""'"•l wait. »» follow!: New
s?™"., 2i Woromar, l;
b .iîiiIb, 1; Iihao*, 1; Gaaandfa
jua, 2; Philadelphia, 24; Jerwy Oitî,
47, Bo.*ton, 14; Oswego, 1; Utioa. to
Btnahanuon, 1; North Penn Junction'
j Byiacua*, 1; Newark, 2; Bpringffoîd.
1, Prjvluenoe, 4; Onocta. I; Bustieu
eiou Bridge, 1; Ri œ tra. 1; CJulcaao 1
L034. OUB ,h,paiCutd ' y2 5; total to date
hurn>| k bUU | uirli.
Nbw Youk, Aag. 13 —L'xx a Milk»
".t«d«"S%7 l h •« m.i
SSSSSSS
|f : «äSS 5
Ortllp, No. 2Ü« West
lm?c oïe nto' 1 '. * 4d . l . he u,isfort »»*'
this mnrn?no i Uk, ' n 0,1 abo
tal.i« »in 1 ^* 10 U *-A»hlc to
ffi,ÀV Pp1 '^ 0^r ' la,1 âIIIbr
Whelan waa called h
UeCeaei ' r ^ 6ur ^ lca ,
j
j
11 30
top of a
, „ lt ' A
*»ud ufferded the
A ^Alüln "AlAÏMKN-PUluao
jfu une »«lo^t biï iüï™ , M r " ni
hl IU llcîtteî llJJ: U.S"',": r "»d laadlOK
« 1 «».ilKiSrSJÏSia on 1 ""'- u ' rM
S
to,
"mu
1HI K3UAY, AUUD8I 38ä, 188s
30 UE,t
ftnrinflers.
ipslrofgi.od worn
tn win Ä flMt-oUsa lat of
"sasÄ' s 5 KÄ" ,Hi "
_J*0.*Ä ren , W - toKOtolh
UOW8, fre*h and «w
. A f ? w «OOÜ fved- PI
W
»
FS*
W
H'h « W(J GKNTEsi
kW »JA«
nt i
W.
ai3-2t»
Fbl'odelpblo Hama
ana
of
lu
no
art
ap.
not
of
Philadelphia, Aug. la. — j amf .
Lloyd, of Soft Larkin street, bought
by tbe keg on Baturday night, and
he regrets having done so. As he
was carrying the keg up stairs It slipped I
rOB, b,. .boulder Ud Ml. rtrfftai
hi. 0 S I, y.a.-uw .on, Hcur,, on toe
.»il.Inl lcilLK »•*>«*» ,ouIp wouud. The
Injured bo/ ... taken to thaPenuotl
nia ilospl al.
James Montgomery was committed
Baturdiy 11 answer ihe charge of assault
and ba trry with Intent to k II Patrick
ÜKVlItl, by stabbing him In the left
breas; with a knife, and InflJctlug a dua
geroua wound.
The America 1 Line steamship Ohio
rivod yesterday In nine aud a half davs
from Liverpool, with JMA pacagera, four
cr whom have been detained under the
psuper act.
A wagon was r truck and demolished by
a 1 ennsylvaula railroad train, at Lehlgu
avenue, on Saturday evening. Edwin
h u flagman, was badly hurt, but
the driver escaped soi loifa Injury.
fwo Italian organ grinders have been
detain« d tu the Red Star Line steamship
Zeeland under the pauper act.
Katie Jackson, aged 4 years, was
rlously lujuml by a cable
baturdky evening.
Killed
N •
has
ttx
on
K
to
a.
■
Hwllroau
O ) SsTordsy arming Arthur Granger
tala boarding house, No 210 Mary
mud avenus, n^d wm n si heard of until
bis dead body was reoognlaed by
cf his rrltnda lying at rbo
Irr
tore
and
will
SOIT®
m«rguo. 1:
lime* the man became
Might.> detneoUd and would wander
away fioo» bis home. On Satnniay
utgtt, as he did not return, a • w.r»h
»•a Instltntal, bat wlthoat trail. From
what can be gleauod at the nroa»i:t lime
U appears that ho wandered along the
rabroad until he reached tbs E*at Jauo
tfon of the II & !» li R , W h*re he wss
u k by the ewat-boond freight train,
passing that point at 6 40 o'clock, and
instabil y kliiJ, tho head bulng nearly
•avarsd from the neok. The body w
brought luto thla city and habd d
to thacaro of C ronur Barnutil, w ...
will hold a 1 Inquest this afternoon at 4
o clock. The unf rtnuut -
--«eare of age, aud worked as a
Ohio!.; at the Harlan & Ho'.liuge»
' P*r y»e work-. Hh b*s tbo
depotiiad In ihs Wllmlogt
dy wiuu Hunk.
seen;a that
bo
ti
Is ubuut
rth
> :
l OU
M
that
the
ml
als>
and B. *u
A regular eucbl u of Diamond Btato
Division No. 312, Brotherhood of Loco
motive Luglueers, aat held yesterday af- !
turrioon , and au «lbciion ol officer« held
al wl.kh RJwar 1 Nu<»iit w„ clectcci
ernf engineer, Georg« Hlllyu'd first... .
glut er, Thomas P. 'irumau eecoul cn.|
ylm-er, Witihun Kindolph first asaUtaur, I
Richard W. Harrison Srcoud asalatant, !
Krank Brinkley third aseb tant. William 1
lem. Kirk guile, Nathaniel Henderson!
chaplain, William Randolph delegate
the eo.jve.tlo-, of il,e Grand lu ema- j
tto< ul Brotherhood ot Locomottve En !
glD«y*, t° be Ldd at Richmond, Va., in '
Omoern Kieutrd.
tot
the
It
to
Itati«re<| With »
John Hunt,
uai tsoutr a
u,1 og on Paletborp!
atreot, above CumlH-iUml, w*s pick* d up
at the Vt cm Jersey depot tn Camden last :
iiLlit w ith hi« head much battered. He
j ught to Philadelphia nud taken to*
ioylvanla Hospital, w
ijr Bow. a thut he had Just arrived froiu J
Life May und wan aittlug In thu depot I
when a Strain»« man sake* him for a '
chevv of toha -co. When be put hlb haml
iu his pocket '
the
î he told
I.
Is
at
t the favor
Id, caug.t hi
fctang.
1
by the)
the head with a
id beat hit
coal
t.
Mlwilii« From »tome
Arthur Granger,
what atrseted, alsapp*
at tho house of hichar
21G Maryland
last 8*t urday tight,
heard of since. Hu 1
whose mind Is
•cd from his houitj j
d A. Clegg, No. J
about 10 o'clock!
"d ha» not Ihcu
about 35 years of,
age, weighs 130 pounds, und le about 5,
feet 7 Inches Iu height lie Is slightly (
ba d, a, d has a black mustache When I
he left home he had on a dark cutaway I
•lark flannel shirt aud'
__
>
coat, groy trou»cr»,
a black derby hat.
of
of
I.Mrc«njr cf • raw.
James Black w
morning's e
arraigned at thls'
of tbe city court,eharg-J.
ed with the larceny of u saw from Martin J*
McDonough, No. UJI West Second street *
on the 12th Inst. Ah tho proof was con-'
elusive, he war held In |350 bail for his
appearance ut court.
f
in
nitu.
. aaed to
' * * Iu
j friends of the fsnii y ar« !
«day atterno .n at %
hlvervlaar Cemetery.
(.'AllR-Pn the lltb
yeara
reapectful y
from hor
Htroai, «□ •
Interment
PM 11*1.1 I'M.—t
PfcililM, reli
llpc tired si
lie lain
Vito t lo tiler J too fonnpt. i
Wain" 0 '' N °; filH Washington î
Wednofliiay afieruoon ntx' i*' i U 'n
torment ; ri
Inrt., I nollaO <'ar
Hatuusl
cf
o'clock.
o the 12th lost., ll.'zabeth
t of tue ut* G to. hl. Füll
;
W
friendu
.
»
respectfully lo
•
».rest.
. In
tin.
V/M.B. SHARPS CO
KSOUKWI?ùO
i \Klia
—AHD—
OLACK FABRIC.
Hun's Veiling,
I'ourletsa
Uonveut doth,
Vriootlne,
MurvUlaax
Uaahmara,
Wraprt' Alan,
Ëateoni,
Goortauld Orapaa,
rrineetta.
Ulanert«,
KliaOauies
! st
I the
f
Maun it'Lyon
UudluoDuth
Matin Lnx
to
Lualwane,
UrosUrsii ktasdxsmii
The Boat Black Soodo to Wear,
j The Best Black Qoods to buy.,
j The Best Asaortment Here.
jPOUBTH and 11AB2ET ST3
vail
Mis*
the
and
facts
WILSON'S
Dnderuklng room«, Ho. 818 KIii t Bt.
TlLAl'SOHB BlONAI , 108,
Open »U night
J. A. WILBOH,
__Vaoeid Dlrsewv
ilah
aged
with
ataUd
aud
S T Ïpîlbaïn^î V v^n |rKÜM THE BÜH
to, . , 5®r. ar ^lly woods on the New
8ää
"mu " a "-U, * r J i411S3 " Ä w uun, "
W AN Pti) — an AOT 1Vr; i7u i.• i» 1 the
boy. inquire of K. 1\ OA«" Y^sa
» ing muet, »„ à,, 81 . 0
tt.hiwe», .-*?"«■ API, TWtl
FS* 8
iK-TWU »
N
•Ot
W^Lnirw'KÏfï'/r»" UßBBSAl,
W -^Jteu^ w rMutflo ».» WMtcH. 13 at*
■Î*| 1 M Y' r ' *4*0 WW WMlt Ü UDide
un .t fl» ttut s ta U.J., comet
QFTte EBITÏ
.
and
he
I Joanna Up.
toe Mk
The tend«!
left
dua
davs
four
the
by
but
been
Jo »"Uw tin
'■ Aung».
- Hit- MkjJJ
»»Hut |)i
UrU.lj „
1 «Ht the
I* »«<
Hus I,
day, while
hi 00 to 10 0(11 1. r ,
ou a Sunday.
Over
COxfo
A i.r
1
phlans
lu
Tin re are
I
-iv„ r* 0 *.
permanent w
occupied pr.
have their h.
entire camp
ot i'hlla.Mtrc
thts
■*< m
> Fin
IT
I :
grat e, and Utrt'# m
bu tavtd.
Rev .lohn F. C
-I.r ul tu.. Win I
preached a strong
accompanied by 11
hortation. A m
lecsed con
uf Philailel, 1.1
Rev. Au. "
rcy
Kiel
.
• WU
lord, -
cvenng.
i'fi
■tsUel Church, p|
td and experte
which a
'R« b
until
pray*
and lrleiids
The officers of fl - j
Ing art : Fresldn
, Philadelphia. \ ,! Pn t
Ell Pickers j til. A il.
Rev. M G
SOIT®
1:
lime
the
wss
and
...
4
•d Supeiltitei
!.■
On 8uturday m< r,
ds-Us, of Pgiiadi-lp!
tliu alt
li. Muller, of I
ing If«
Young Peot h
0 30 every t
■ iD.kl
. 1:
Cm.
The r«Rul
Guards
and Robert êld-l. i
he: I .
■drlijJ
bo
John Turner
mittec to draft suit
dialt cf lüüirle 1
W righting lr u t
W
rth
OU
Cominau
lato com
WrJghtlngtoi t'. r-1
■Chief
*u
B« h ..lv
font»uhu
Btato fclve expression
of the lo».« w«> u
af- ! of a comr
held a helping hand
.
cn.| term mruradi » (
I Resolved, That
! Hons bereut L« th
1 and to the dally n
j Wasimnot
En ! New En Ian,l Mi . v
in ' Xllautto* out'«-,
I, Tn
.
• .i.-Tstkl
t(le
»«kl
cut, wi
wl
c.n'.ul lull (ml
c< l» ; i'*Ol that
P«»
vs,
>.1 c.-> ps
. D-R-rt
Oh o riser.
d Southern
la vorab 1« w...
lo|f
up condition ot ,
last : although w.im- ,1. ,
He rain la rr|»utel r
to* and Mbs-ui:. I
J Nebraska arc 1
I growth of crop
a ' va t. The ml
IIhe cat*on ui
i'h-r
,
-jri!
'cool weath'T li
test
, r-rl» i
id
thclloworMlsaltalppl
the) to remove lie* md
a vlously reported f
1 .'nt ft*,]
Ll I
r. Its 3
ruin.
Night fr,
l: XtU*
Mini
.'Friday, bu:
(l.C
j
No. J
About
(log tu äas-afiH.
of, what, he cons id
5, Bal imu u, aud
( turns
I week,
I they were eonsUi.
aud' that s» Hi • mail;, i
iUHtmc fruit, ho '(
paying freight. c>
4 :»■»*!
1 the.
■1. «cl
thls' the P**«*«», w!
Wa y oï ,uu î! ,w '
J* *y
* lluie b fj
i,
s< *y
li
,'.»1 Citj.
the M
r toi*
Atlanta G-%, Aa t U;
of 8uf
irepieiiug
ooafer,
ton aud Savant au
to «*•'••• »*• W*ayOfO»H
Iu d-d that It i» u :
! deplete t!ie c:ty of Jo
• N.
camp cf
cf Dr. Gutter*« w
logne,
Western Railroad,
will ecu,I tents iLi r ■ »
be alio,». 1 th
scat back to Jacks.
., . cJirf ^
r J
i*i
ho 8 av
. I»
W 111
ut.
11*0
-rofBki»
, r IO:b I*
Sarah, Inlaut dau,;
Lac* lila O. Or:, In
paraiyiis. Iuurmtm
tin.
•metory.
Coi u. Infant dsnah": 1 '
i \Klia Kutter, aged '2 iu .an», }J
Jgrltia. Interment ft* R' Terf " j
iianna C., danyMfr of
gerei Noa!, aaed 15
Intermeut at Rtvorvlew cro»«-«
Mat«
! st the RcruBLicAN
I the enod.:
f o'o'ook
lie'«
io o'«:»;»
iy
710
eutbir ^ (
To morrow p-emlfts" ;® h e.**rft
to partially oloudy»» J "'J iy, f
fllon:»r oindlttoLH wi.* »•
Wednesday
Cork eorews .To . **
fc»i d*» 11,
rf. Ber*
tfîüWÏÏ
vail
riftcnaru.d lor
New York, Au«. 1
Mis* Marlon rre«» «• • ,. trt
the Coo*renlonal «
gration re to tho ill-t.*-a
and clrls in the far»:,' d" ' ^«1
tories, have been 'l ;b rr'ta will
epective employ«'« *" L „ eX t«Jft
facts to the com mittet *
Yuuuk W'"**""
-M
Rbot
Santa Cuuz, Ca!*i ^ m«»
ilah Field, aged **•'. fX'topof W'J
aged 20, then blew \\
with a shot from ft " |ni u | h»»*.?
ataUd tfiat his wll*- t0 |e»rt
endeavoring to indu««
aud that waft proUbU
I-"
ä
wl«*
!S-»ïïS !
wliWh "pi
Uï.,1 10
The «tara
London, Aug»
1 the yacht 8trang' r -
Queenstown from Ud
81 . 0 tho dory I «rh «
awn
duer -
r York.
N
ibJ
AttCtlt 'O la »
„
UDide lu th
comet vl i
,t-J
ll-ul l'ï r ' - ei
srjSv"»*'