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Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
FOURTH EDITION.
FIGHT LAST NIGHT.
The O6ic ers stON ed an d an Attempt
The Officers Fire on Their Assail ,

A serious disturbance occurred last
evening, on Orange street above Tenth,
that threatened to result in disast rolls
consequences. A colorcd man named
William Green, went into the barber
shop of Charles Bagard, also cniorcd, on
Orange street above Tenth, and com
mencel disturbance, he was promptly
elected, but returned in = short time and
acted still worse than he had on his first
visit. Mr.. Bayard not wishing any
trouble with the man, sent an empioyce
for the police, who soon arrived and
proceeded to arrest Green, he making u
violent resistance. AT this time a wo-
man called 10 the men standing around,
and said "don't let them take him.
and Immediately tn Y commenced to
throw bricks. stones and whatever mis-
siles they could get hold of, at the police.
Tie officers lnding themselves sur
rounded drew their pistols, and pre-.
pared to prevent rescue U. their priso-
ner.
Just at this time, officer Taylor saw Il
man coming toward him with 4 razor
i'll his hand, and taking direct aim, the
officer endeaN Ncrcl to shoot, but fo
tnnatelY perhaps, hi, pistol missed fire.
A number of other officers now an
pcared upon the scene, ana the party
started for the hall under II severe fire
of stones and bricks, one of which
struck policeman Ia ,lcr, h" turned and
fired his revolver at the crowd, without
hitting any OF the rioters.
Officer Parlee while nurrying M
Shiplty street To assist his fellow police
men, saw ~ man who proved to ba Dil.
lahay, running down Shiplcy street
with hS aims filled wnn stones, rvl-
d'nilN ior tue puypn>" of Mdv.nl!ng the
uihrrr" aS they cam" air'lg VIII h their
prl>"ner. I'h" o'ti,,r q nturrd hiuI aud
I OK l;r 10 toe h,i. At tnr M ,riugo of
Green and DriltHaN th', morning, the
HaNrr sad tn"t toe Stunin., nj police
OH - in that loc;l,i'y - q: ir que ,oc.
tuirrnrc, and inHG hc iulrnt Il 90 make
All example OF su'ur Ot the p"rp,tIalurS
u WAS almost llupU>Sl Ne 10! ir'" tn"rrs
10 make an arrest alOul Icl:n and
Orange street, without an attempt h"-
ing made 10 rescue the prisoners, and
he fully intends To put a stop to such
Jaw less proceedings.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
COlovrd Man Shot.

Last evening shortly after Ten Ur.
n culurrn man named John HaJhr,
siding ON Walnut street, above t..
was Shot at Niuth and Walnut ,ttp
in his right reg. JOHN atcs That
had lust left his home and pE0ceciI
Ninth I'D Walnut streets, WHEN
heard p piStol Sho' and leI' a''A-H
sensation ia his Lex. lie lMm0'a,.
crossed th" street to In" m,tl, "lTtl
watchman was sitting On thrI'IN ALL
told him he should be more oFs.- boz
he shot in the street.
The Waterman in reply >a'l 'tN =
pistol had tell ont OF his hahd "o'"'
deuirtly exploded. The bal. vase
traced This morning by d. iteN1'N
who said that while the w0NudN>S
iUuS, it was not necessarily "a", ="
The .u,iuu4tion in this monlu- ,H'
that Eaik,s WAS shot while erGi-@
the tigit ou Orange street last "I-l,,
entirely without fonI datlou, a' j
Eaikrs is an h, nest hard woTKI: III
employed by the Jackson ami SS'
Co., and was .oJ near Orange M
last evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Eyery Tneslayz E,L!day
DR.. JAS. TOnn, Of fEUlLArELPHlA

DR.. JAS. TOnn, Of El!lrAHELPHlA
Who tor lnanv years hi ueon ennontly sue
ressiui il the Treatment Ut CHRONIC / Is
EAS ES-, has opened "L Oif,rt at
800 MARKET 81, Nli.MlN TON,
Where he can be cUnSr TED On Tuesday and
Friday of each week " .woln ne hours Of :
a. m. and =. IL. Persons sun ritp from I,ys-
pels IA indigestion. LO,s Of APPETITE, Consti.
patton, Neryous Weakross, General Debility,
Catirrh, Neuralgia, i,diurss, Roaring
:,ounLs in the Head Broncrtis. Asthma, bis
eases of the Throat, Lungs, Llyer, Spleen,
Kidneys, Wonb and N'inarV organs, fout,
r. eulnatism, Rrights isease, Sria taca.
LNmbag0, Chronic in'ri,'i ana Dyscntery,
IenOri holds ur Files, tunctOral Diseases II
the Heart, cUrta II staGet of Narnsmua and
Lang ConsuM, ton. Sc ofrliA Pimples on the
Face, Diseases Of the 4. Jud nlt skin, Scale
Head. sc, &C., W il mas it greatly 10 their
advantage to call as they wiz te told with
certainty what ais the. and wien a cure is
PROMISED you Cal rely upon it. Consultation
rec. je7-om
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
CLOUD BURST IN COLORADO.
Destrurtiye Flood AT Central City
and Idaho Springs-Its Force
soon spent.

DENVER, Col, August "a special
dispatch from Central City says: "The
most destructive tloCd in the history of
this county occurred yesterday after.
noon. At 24 p. m. a heavy storm cloud
appeared, accompanied by almost in.
cessant thunder and lightning. Aoout
4o'clock our citizens were startled by an
unearthly roar TO the west, and almost
instantly volume of water between
four and five feet came rushing down
Nevada and Eureka streets, taking
every body by surprise. Heavy quartz
teams standing in the streets were over
turned and carried away like feathers,
Rocks weighing 500 or 900 pounds were
rolled along the streets like pebbles.
Animals ana everything in the track Of
the flood Were swept away, ard in an
Incredibly short time the streets were
cleared of people, everybody seeking
shelter.
During the food large masses of de.
hris were carried through the streets Mt
the rate of about fifteen miles an hour,
The whole length Of the gulch from
Nevadavillo on one side and the Eu-
reka on tho other side presented the
l
road was entirely destroyed, in many
cases the ruts being four to six feet
deep, and cN tending for hundreds of
yards. The cntir" length for about
three miles is Strewn with debris of
every kind. AT several points between
Central and RlackhawN streets the de-
nrs is piled twenty-five feet high. Eu-
rcka sire + for one quarter of II mile l., a
mass OF rock and rubbish. On Main
stree, four feet of sand is deposited.
The flood WAS caused hy tho bursting
Of "a rain cloud a little west of the ci,y.
The natural channel Of the street be-
came damned, turning the water into
the streets.
The only loss Of life known at tho
present is that of Joseph Gerry. whose
body was found in the Blackhawk.
"The food lasted only twenty min
utc-. The damage is estimated at 500
coo, sustained by the highway. A
number Of small houses upon it were
washed Away, AMI many residences and
stores were ttoo""d, and n.,ld and Saud
were deposited on the floors and in the
cellar. to the depth Of several feet.
"Aivires from Idaho Springs say tn"
flood was the s"verrst cvrr rNrrrioncrd
there. several houses in Virginia Can
von were carried away. A girl of i
years was dro Suel. Nearly all the
railroads and country hrIdgc- hctwepn
the forks ct' the ere * AVID Idaho were
sweep away, and nearly all the houses
in the business part ui Me town were
flooded and the streets l.unagrd The
damage at Idaho will amount to f2l, 900.
1t is estimated that it will take one
hundred men iorty-eight hours to re-
pair the damage to the railroad track
h-tween Idaho am! Floyd Hill. MOI
trains are expected to depart or arrive
III Central until late to-day"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
BRANDYWINE sUnnIrr.
The Camp Fairly Cinema.
tendance s""ii-No Flooa as "s a.
spiritual Interest Man,," "aea

Two days Of the eleven ,,,,.
the holding of Brandywjnn 'VHN " Q
camp have already passed an,, nSG2lr
yet it canrot be said to ha ," AWAY ai
fairly opened. Tenters are riW IV'F .l
in and more are expected even a@4,
as this "Wednesday eyrnin, n
isn't it, IS the expression L.,. G
every side. NF"t d
Boarding tent keepers look ..
other in blank and mysterious S.t q. az
in2s, hoping that the apnro,n,G' IGo'TOn,
SUNDAY 5, will make up ali defD.ss,' d"i,s y
The bread tent, fruit tent, ire ''as's a.s
tent and the pound propriato.' .o ''ra-
blue but still hope for brttar .rF, =. .@s
There are only about l35 occn,;.l ','lt
on the ground which is some 'n" t"r,n ,tA'
than usual. Several tent, in 'V.,s ~. ley
PAu!'s circle are vacant though all ali : J
longing to the association ara ~, rs,.1 :
Only two tents in the Wilmh,, on ''l'1 l
c"nmonIy known as the A,OHry y,, r,e
are "''Np,rn, and the absence n I M
large meeting tent opens IN 1,,' |
view from the preachers stand ,n,% WY
the depths OF the forest. ThpnyIl lug
Gle is all occupi Il, but many .,| ,r,'
the avenue leading from the ry, '' ,.I ~
without tenants other than ba,, n,
and ground chippics. "'S
StiIi there are enoqgh occupia, ,,,,
to make u large caIuI and the fra, .i"s i.
goers and corners will likely ha,.T',,44'
as usual. ''
The spiritual interest Of the c,n,5,,
nor risen very high in the n.,'r', r
thermometer, though this is oprGfG.
things that is very apt to com aival,j
tide at any moment. The sermon, ,%
other religious services are rather 4,
IS attended, three times the numba,
persons heiuE required apuart,tvy
gnard the tents than attend the prb.
rElccs.
ih" religious exercises yesterday con.
msurrd u H,"oa.n.by praycr.uftin|
in II. I'aAI'N ,tM, lcl by A, Thtcrs
and Jar b +. sha p, AT 10 ocot|
ltrv. ". IL \ pal preached a ,l4|
sHvmut' 'rnlh S~'uhl !yttr. ;, clI %
Il aIu S,h yeas 'tu lr1N lu.rqea,lI
in the kruN IL, y If uur Aa, aug yl
yiur Jc>u, Christ - Al 2.a,.r., Rev.
Is. W. Chase, OF tuCiItOn, M0 ,M4 Gvi
from. Nehemiah Sth CHAPTER Az loh|
verse Tie joy Of the Loyl i y1t|
st rcugth. - At $50 p. IN. E-y. H. u
Robinson, a recent graduate Of nni.!
> n College, preached Il very elyIla
sermon ON til" subject o! the "prrl..
SON" The sermon w, c!O0ueNq
impressive, and it is To be rrgrtt
that 80 few turned ont TO hear him b
rules of the r,Cp comprise rl1A.i
> 81 Il. M, family worship in the a.!
tents II i, praitr meeting III from
the stand at y; pteachln.! at l0%l,
,lrnn's meeting at ?. M, plralG
again at 80, prayer meeting at ta
preaching again al ''3o.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
,aptured 1T Last

This morning officer hlclI',. nh'.r Al
Elliott succeeded atIer .,,r,nr vi.
desperate struggle in I car,"''h"a wi,h aM,as
s,rwnrd, who is charged w',n ,".n a" nd
ago. Since that time s,e"1'r a"h t''is MOI
aose',t ,hs ",nrrrs p.D' saw him near o,r ito, ,'
French streets. As they M n'' in as,
him. he ran and took re'uss e. .' . drt,
,,'',, N here "1 he ."' was captured after ''''
siSiLurt.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Badly Hurt,

John p. Hudson, Esq Of st. Georges
Hundred, sold several cattle to butch
er few days ago, and III assisting to
drive them away from his farm, they
took fright when near the caual bridge
and started on a brisk run. II, endeav-
oring to stop 'h,m Mr.. II. was knocked
down, aud tralnpled upon ny one Of
iteiu, iniuing him quite badly about
the back. Mr.. p. is well advanced in
years aud roJ very we'll aoIe to bear
such rough usage
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
ASriY.I. Eio.sN b.fbh
Fouuu on tlse Gufsklr's oi'a'N
Thta TturHIHSs

George Anderson, u woFki'!A', %
Eigrmonr lon NomrAnySI "oIA> |,
covered the hOiy Of a ~. 'h.F" " ="
nDar the track Of TIE J., W. a D ~ "
road a, a.. was prparcling to .l' ,
Tin, A,orning. tn. body lay ~ d J
hole, and was covered up ",,.a ,,..;a'
hD,.lct and Il chccE gtnE'l@H' "p'"" T."
had evidently been vi'cel 'A!'' '.,T "T
short time before, a| dtooHlP}''. Ia !,
NOT set in. Tnc infant wien " Il ''
ed ab,nt twomonths Of Ina''lt,a', W.,
VI Somrs ,"n'i' persons 'A.rk M ,th'n the 'TSy c5r
throwl. from Il passing Tram .,',1,t Wv,
Wri.iin was informed OF n Eh",,S. ,.,,a
and held an inquest ,' lno ''" h
will he Inferred this at'ct''VJ' il'' V;','.-rp
coroner has no clu" as TO ''le ",IIs ". ..,.,e
thp partits who placed the 'o'i"
At was found.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
.,. Largest Bass yen :.

Mr.. william G. buSh' q 10f far cr''
street, bear. of the ms.a, ''',sson w yrrcg
ti, the largest bass of the s,'n,p'' r,pr''',sps,ot
in int the he iN'randywin", ana n" VI jIaur,>
In Ian Win have to look to ~, . 90 On rae
Bush caught his large 4 ''', ~ igrur''
nf KIN ,Jnur add it measured q ~ ~, rttrV
;nr,. ;n, Tns Professor Will i"
again. -.---
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
MSnkinN's yor2ae wills.

DR.. Simns' Vegetable Liver ii;ls (sngsr
coa;ed) move the bowels easy By acting d.
rcc..y on the liver, restore the lvst energies
by promoting the healt y acton Of the liver
the right or left slle or through The limbs,
in giScstion. lstiveness SICK stomach, weak
back, dizziness, bad ceilings through the
body aching iimba, riIliousneAs, general
wca 4ness and other Dolly irt-nities are
cured. They positively opcrnte without
griping, 81 kenilg, wontenns or leaving the
boz elG cutt, splendid easy. purgative
and liver cure % ce 1T aud 81 q box Main
dcput, fourth and King streets. PLIadel.
pAla tN2 A ch strs ct, 80 i by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Passenger rates EhH'

CurcAGu, August ''-A '''l p,,yn
been issue,i by '''''''"' .l.nr In.,
Agent Charlton, of 1n' I.,', h,,}" and pnr.
al pa,sengerag"n ea'' .'n",n TI' Of u. j
Chirn.o ard east am! s"o'', ','i,o;,4G .; az. /
stating that on u'""'' ,'.,n.y ljui4
,nutinnons trip, or as c'9't'I It' vii
uns-ihlr, :. tneChicago and AZ, nl,sa,
cept s5lrom Chicago d"i, :" N 10 ,".N ia,
and s. from 81; h'I, ~, rates tol
Ngent, are told to base an al l'I'jra.o IT
sas City or beyond via ,ha~"''sii a't'r,,. a .
Al,on Hnah Oh these hsn,e' ,lo yate
n',l' t. drr,nis arranyrmrnM: It the s;l' 'I,, v.,.
Kansas Cay 10 Ne" ''A
and To Boston S.''
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
kOjDiuE a Trunk,

Some time ago, Joseph Nickers, who
has Il boarding house at No. III French
street, took nIo his family lad who
WAS starving on the str ct. On Satur-
day he put $93 in II trunk. Since then
the boy has disappeared, and hearing
that before he left he had been making
a display OF money, he looked into the
trunk aud .ouul ii gone. Til" police are
looking for the boy who is ahont lG years
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Leo E1lrt1ssAiG's Case.

\ communication rom Henry Weh'c,
q New York, pm porting IT, be counsel
i rNr Leo Hartman, Ia, been received
Oy Sr,retary Blaine complaining OF
alleged remarks by tn" Assistant, Sec
rett. and demanding an explicit dec
lAratiou from tn" Secretary Of State On
the subject Of "ytr;rlltiuu that nigh he
applied for. S,cr"tlry Rlainr has re.
uli"i, denying the right OF any one
citizen or otherwise to ,irluaud Il dtri-
,lol III hHpoNnvi.raI rasr, ,aud special
iy IN Dnr OF such Il peculiar nature.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
- . - = -
RCrt1as Town Heroes.

The border towns are infested by rea
and nr ,cu,. heroes. each answering
to u dlVe w. e. sort of nickname ana
tel ing wonderful stories of exploits ii
lighting indians. A close bserv''r Sa ~
tnat nlue Ia 1ci Of th.st II en are frauds
bat they hInst"r and sWagger 50 mu"l
hat lew have the courage to face then
clown. They are thieves, as rule
tdongnsom are merely ,ctllatel by van.
y
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
fl.uY Over Eleventh street Bridge.

Last tvcninTa nuMbrr"t colof"d men
became engaged in an alteration, ovec
Eleventh street bridge, AVID from word,
soon ca,neto blows. A number of pis-
tol shots were fired and On" man was
shol in the hand. nr, Henderson dres,
ed the woUud which is not Of u serious
nature. The police were engaged in
quelling the disturbance ON Orange
street at the time, consequently 10 ar
rests were made.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Tine GsretA} ent stIeANiMss

A simple, pure, harmless remedy,
thar cures every time, and prevents dis
ease by keeping the blood pnre, stomach
regular, Kidneys and liver active, is the
great, st blessing ever conferred upon
man. Hop Bitters j. that remedy and
IFS proprietors are being blessed by
thousands who have been saved and
cured by it. VIII you try it ?
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Sheet from Roof,

The new bindings Of pas4y, Jones <
Co.., are TO be covered wiki Sheet alld
galvanized iron Ivy james +. Wood y
Co and about 50, ,OO0 feet of this metal
will be required for this pnrpose. The
reputation of !. r. Wood 4 Co is suca
that "a lirst.claas Job may be expected.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
SlixnF Accident.

An employee of the Jackson g. Sharp
Co., Yesterday afternoon, let II bar OF
iron fall on his foot burning il severely.
He was 1aKen home in II carriage, Az II
was at first thought that his foot was
badly injured He is so much better
this morning that he expects TO be able
to resume his work to-day.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
DR.. SinliltS'

The quick cure for Diarrh,ra, Cholera
Morbus, Summer Complaints OF c' i'd
rem, SC contains no oniu'u perfectly
safe anl sure cure it is Wilmington $
old remedy Of thirty years standing,
(35 cts. Sold by dealers. Depot 4tl
& King, Pnila 6O2 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Arm RfAkcu.

Frank, a llv-le son Of Myers Hayes,
Ne. 2lS King ST ,"t, was Knocked down
while !iAJ my with n hoy, on Monday
afternoon, AID hid one of his arms
broken in two places. DR.. Kane was
called in ANA rt,.uced the fractures. He
was out IN Tue s,ay, with his arm in
spIln'S anu vas as merry looking,
though rather paler, as usual.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
r OST.--A DRAWING OF PLAN FOR A
LOGAN. l'aEaB. 'aAssa.G
CIrRsVreD ArluL 3. 1871


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOX
Philadelphia, go, $50, TOO, $40 800, 9:l0
ab5. 1880, HIS Ii. n: la:ib, tl2: So. I:0%
13U 400, J5., B:4i, $40, $50, 1000 7. III.
Sundays, 40. $40, a. H.; 300, 5.52, GA.
200 U:5j 1900 y. III.
New York, 40, $50 700. G55, 1l:53 a. m;
.f!:at, 2o3, 2:4l 5.j2 j. m. Sundays,
l:53. 2.25 a. M, CA p. 10.
baltimore, l2:5l, 2:i2, 1855, 1888 IL. m, la5s.
'.:0i, 4:45, $50 y. IL. Sundays, l2;5l.
~, 7;o4 IL. II.
WASHINGTON, l2:5l, ~, 7:F5 S3s a. IL; l2:5'
'I:3t, $50 y. Ill. SnIIays, lL:'l, NE
;t5a. N.
baltimore uri Intermediate Stations, H:5l,
s:3Sa. N, t2,j5. Aij,.. u. The ttbp "A.
rainaiUls It, way stations oHy ngy"y vn
FurlHlIl and baltimore. Su"uAys,
Perry vtlc and Intermediate Stations, A:33 =
New castle, 600, y;35 a. m.; Los, 3:oO $40 p
n. No SUNDAY trnrs.
Harrington ana Intermediate Statous, 4:"h
n. H.; 1:05 G:2D y. III. No sunday tSaiAs.
,el4lar and Intermediate Stations, y35 u. M;
l:n5p. III.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 700 a.
~: 300. 500 p. IN. Sunday trains, $40.
Delaware Western Railroad, 1:l6. lO.3o 4. H.;
6:3h y. N. Sundays 1870 n. n; 600 D. II.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FfUM
Phiiatelphia, 12:l3. 2:o+, 1852, 533, $50 n. n.
1900 H.: l2:l5, l2:i5, Hl:I2, 2;5n $50, 4.3v
AL, $40, t:l5 $40, 500, sD, l0:41, II 70
y. Ia. Sundays, l2;4a, 2:o4, 2.22 1862, 10 10,
a. H.; 800, 1913, mas y. IN.
New York. 2:oa, ~ 7:52 s:33 n. m; l2l5,
'I:DZ, Al, $40 p. R.; Sundays, -:C4, -
1862 a. III.
Baltimore, 1853. 2:l4 $50. li:35 a. To-; tl2:Ai
200, a.6:35, H50p. m.: Sundays, l:53. n
a. m.; 5.4i. 6:2S. 1:bo y. 10.
Washington, 1853, IA, ll"5 n. NJ; t1:At,
200, h.l5, ,t:3Hp. H.. Sundays, Gd5, 1:l4a. H.:
bi6, b.19 D. IN.
Perryviie Cn!y, 9:G5 q. IN,
New Castle, S:iS a:35 Il. NJ; 1907, $40, $50
y. N. No sunday tlnins.
Delaware Railroad, SIS Ii. m.; l2.o,, 500 p.
IL. No s,,.ntay trains.
Wi!minyirr and Northern Railroad, 300
y. n, ~ t:bh p. IN. Dunday trains, G.lo.
Delaware v ef:arn Railroad, 500 a. ~; 2:l5
y. II. Sundays, $40 n H.; 10 p. III.
TRAINS THR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Pniiadelphia, ErCai street depot, 1906, 7:3o,
Sic, 1890, ll:Ou. lao 4 ~; 100, $50 ,5"),
c.5I, 30, SIS $40 t:4U, S:'rl, ,G4G ll3Up. u.
.uI iay., l:vo, $50 H. H.; o:Oo, 9:4h, ll:S'
y. m.
,'n' a.einhia, Market street station only. Els
.. IT, i.:2S p. H.: sundays, Elsn II.
tIrure' marked thus ~ denote tle limited
exJross trains.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
NEW aDvEEIIaEn ENIs,
.trECIAL EXVYRsIvN.

on SUNDAY, ATGTSr H. the Whining
ten and Northern Ililc"ad t,mpany vii!
run trains from the T.. W. X Is depot, VII
minrton, at $ and 9u'clock a. III for smith :
Bridge, the nearest point to Brandywne
Summit Camp. Returning II train VIII leave
SMITHS Bridge at Goa T. IN, arriving at Will
mingt0n AT t.i5 y. N. Excursion tickets are
Old fer all trains Tor a cents round trip good
during the continuance Of camp. auglJ-it
r OST--A DIR AWlNt} OF PLAN FOR A
1 stable. hv Graham \ Son. was lost in
the streets on Saturday morning Tn" hinder
wi, he suitably rewarded on returning same
to J II. '.S..EIS,
auglO-Gt+ sli MUnro2 street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
EX rA ting Teeth % Gents.

each; god and plastic filings 81 to 81;
beautiful sets q. teeth so ami SIS; a tit
guaranteed; work all first class, from
the 1st 10 tine % ol each month No.
9l7 Market st eet, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Lost.

A lal lost a pyrsss 20, ,1'' ia ~ 'eoios,,
Ninth am. Shlpley stve,"h stv';,,,h,v reS''
The Tas'd tin' er will be ,nN pR'rtrrnp'
on leaving same AZ 'n
flee.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
60 sstEht TO Nm eIlZ

at l3 East Fourth street, the great can
teloup. and watermelon King, if you
want Il good article; he keeps the genu.
inc Jenny Lind ,anteloupe on hand al
all tunes.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
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DEAR HH.

Villa: MiIl!utow'. on H." ~ irs.a,t.
Alexander NJ. Vali, i'll the 1sth year 4l mo
age.
Int"rlrent at the NJ. T.. Cemetery. liIhH,c-
t0Hn, un Wednesday, Aug. 18th, at clock,
y. II.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10

Smeltz delivers goods to all parts Of
the city free of cLarsc, and sells lower
than the lowest. Gl\c him a trial.
Deale in all kinds o. produce, No. 13
East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Wednesday Morning
Great Mark Down
--AND--
Clearing Out Sale!
AT THE
BEE HIVE"
3OG MARKET STREET
Goods Will be siaugitMei.
+. |. RUSSELL.
+. |. RUSSELL.
Invitation.

\K/5 care 'n.ueh a':ou
w Strangers V si's t
maze them ccm'crt2 bic a1d
.nsyrucuVe. lot + parcels are
checked a walting-room is
provided, where yon may
rest with ladies' aud thi'drcn;
guides conduct yoI through
the h2us.., or you wander at
viii there are many thin IS
OF interest to see, and you
are sure of a wei, ONE.
Drop in while waiting for
a tram, or stop over II you
: an afford the time.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
Local lSpll<lefS.

The manager of the p, w. Il B. De
pot desire it aunoI.nrrd that passengers
should come to the depot down Walnut
street as French street il blocked up.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
The CITY Markets .

There was a large amount of produce
offered for sale Wednesday morning,
and the attendance at the market was
large,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10

Smcltz, the wholesale produce and
fruit merchant, l% East FourtA street.
may righfnlIy b-terned the "bnclol
king" OF Wilmington. He has the fin
est watcrmcIons AMI cantcloprs 1Lat
are brought TO the market, auu tie ,A~
price, at winch they are Sold is suIur,a,
ing. His motto has always been G'ltrk
sales and Snal, nrphtS,
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
ChhptPr OF Etuod and Violence.

William Hatchcratt, Wiite was shot
dead by Daniel .l"rpcr, colorcd at a plr-
mic at Stony Point, Kentucky, last sat
urlay evening.
Wallace Davis was shot dead near
Nenia, Ohio, on Sund'y night, a Ter y
quarrel with WiiiiatIl H. Hudson about
escorting a vuung colured woman home
from church. Circumstances point
strongly to Hudson rs the murderer, but
he was not arrested at last accounts.
While John Reagan and Henry Mar
tin wele lighting in Bingham, NeH
York, on Monday afternoon. Martin was
Killed by a blow from a base bal. club,
Welded by the fourteen year-old son ci
his antagonist.
Reagan and his son were arrested.
William r. Iioughal whs Killed by
james ID. Powers, Il rough, in II Il rht ut
AL Ice cream pariT in P"rkinsville, lndi-
ana, on Monday nirhr
Nathan Pretty man wdS iii tally i, atrn
by Charles NJ Curry, at III" hOnsc ui'1h"
former, in st. Loni>, on Mond " night.
Both We're drank. InrtrUub!e wa. r.N-
,"d ny Garry visiting rreuywon' ),
da ,.htrr against her fathers on,,nt.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10

Coxe's, Nelson's and Peter Cooper's
Gelatines for making Jelly, at Taylor x
Fullerton. Druggists, No. 3O2 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
FIFTH Edition
Condition Ava,

The Presidents temner,,'a'
mai to-day for the first time si,. ~ Do
day, and there is no fever ''AVe Sa
Daily Republican., 1881-08-10
lLAlINulUN VuUTnTl3Ns
WILMINGTON HAY AND$- RAW
MhREtT
aNAssnH OENHnfLnMa.

Tho closing HtdS OF the New York STOCK
narAct ta-da,', ctrclyeI over the pr Yaie wire
Of thltot,, .ioHH0n y t"., stock brokers' It
sixth hLI " Irkel streets were 4s follows