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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
Mrs. 6ar fields Opinion or Mr.
Blaine

Cyrus w Field. in the New York
Mail and Express, rays: Mrs. Gar
field feeling toward Mr. Blaine is very
significant. She could hardly be- more
anxious for the election Of her own
husband, were he now living. She re-.
CARDS Mr.. Blaine as the direct and fore.
most representative of President Gar.
heid's administration, and she trusts in
him as implicitly p did her husband,
and she would regard his election as in
some sense popular endorsement of
President Garfield's policy. The Re-
publican vote of 1880 Was nearly half
a million greater than that c: ,ee;;5. s;,i
shall not be surprised If the gain IN
this campaign is equally great. The
total vote for President was 9,I92 ,595
iour years ago, and Garfield received A
larger popular vote than Hancock. and
lie obtained PA electoral votes to Han.
cocks l55. The number Of votes must
have increased about ten per cent, since
1880, and think Mr.. Blaine will have
IN largest popul lar vote of any OF our
RI Residents, and of the 4Ol electoral
votes he will have much more thar
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10

Tbs general merchandise store OF
Leon Gerson, of Monroe, Louisiana,
was closed on Thursday under attach
meats aggrcgating $4,000.
Moulton & Goodwin, New England
agents for the sale of various spec altie'
In papers, have made an assignment
Liabilities about S25 900.
f. Shaw Il Brothers. of Boston, on
Thursday filed petition in the insol
veucY Court The court granted the
petition subject TO the assent of credi.
tors rspreseuClng tnree quarters OF the
amount OF the debt ot tue firm. 1t i.
said tie or, ditors will realize 30 pc
cent. On the dollar under these pro
ceediDgs.
Day Bros. & Co., dry goods dealer
in Ieotia, illinois, made an assign
mem IN Thursday. Liabilities $12z, GOO
asse,s $40 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10

There was a small aud ience at ,ht
en- Entertainment given last night by III.
Philadelphia Concert Company under
the auspices Of Champion Lodge, No
6, X. Of T. in the Opera House, and the
entire performance, with the exception
OF the comic songs and spec ialties oil
Messrs Mccormick and Waie. was
IN iserahle. Miss Sheain broke down
completely In her first song, and the
remainder Of the company acted AZ
though they had Visited Wilmington
on OBLIGATION, and were an xious to
get through and return to PHILADELPHIA
as soon as possible. There lie not a
single member Of the company bu,
what can do bet er than they did last
evening, and they can rest assured
that the excellent reputation which
they have enjoyed In this city, has be, y
lost by their own care'esness aud mat.
tention 20 their business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10

The Reading, (Pa) Times says: City
scavenger Kissinger reports great NOR.
taiity among swine in this city. Since
the beginning of Sep tember he has haul
Ell away rs dead hogs, and within the
week there has been All alarming in
crease. On Monday he had two dead
hogs, on Tuesday five, and yesterday
one. In little more than week he has
put out OF the way the carcasses of 28
swine, all of which died of the sam
disease. The carcasses are spotted like
persons afflicted with small pox, and
yesterday morning he hauled one from
tne prem Uses of David Waltman, in
Bicktown, which was not only spotted
put full Of worms, the skin falling FROM
the flesh. He attributes the disease to
PC condition Of the city water. Persons
nave reported to him that hogs tina,
we're hot ut TO kill were sold to butchers
and he desires 10 caution citizens 20 be
careful about buying fresh pork, ard
especially to purchase only Of butch Ars
dsnce>
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10

NEW YORK, Oct. 0.--sir John A.
Macdonald, prime minister Of tho Do.
minion OF Canada, who Ia at the Wind.
sor Hotel, expresses the interest OF Ca
nadians In the Presidential election
=" Canada, il devotediy attached to q
protective tariff, and Whatever OF pros
perity IL has Ia attributed by the people to
this cause, and they cannot understand
how Americans can DO 90 blind A "a
tolerate the idea Of free trade, without
even thinking Of It's adoption. II Ca
nadians could vote At your election l
believe that Cleveland and his free trade
party would hardly have . representa-
two in Canada.
Am personally interested In the
canvass, ~ l met Mr.. Blaine In Wash.
ington In 1871, while arranging the
terms OF our treaty, and WAS charmed
BY his personal good qualities, a. we'll
as his splendid statssm anship and
ability. can never forget the tact
pertinacity and with which bs stuck to
everything that would be Of benefit to
the States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
Capital In North Csre,,.s,

RALEIGH, N. G., Oct. 9.-The State
EXPOSITION Of North Carolina has been
the means Of attracting . large amount
OF New York capital TO the State. Seve-
,al persons representing syndicates OF
Northern men are negotiating with the
various exhibitors. One man to. day
purchased for . piano manufacturer
half = million feet Of black walnut lum.
Der. from Mcdowell County, paying
cash for IT, Another agent has secured
two mica mines for some Utica, New
YORK, investors, while the sale of three
gold mines In reported by agents from
Davie, Bnncombe and Mitchell Coun.
ties. Cyrus w. Field Is ~ the head Of
the syndicate which purchased one Of
the ID ines. The importance Of this ex.
position may be estimated when IL In
known that $l0, ZOO, 900 has been in vest
ed IN the lumber, tobacco, and agricul-
tnral regions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
Another Massacre.

LONDON, October, 9-Advices from
Dongola state that the Mudir Of tina,
place has received confirmation of I
report that . steamer from Khartoum
was wrecked after leaving Abu Hamed.
All on board the vessels landed 70 try
to hire camels. They gave the natives
presents. and the natives invited them
TO their dwellings where they massacred
them. 1t is unknown whether there
were any Europeans among the vic
tins.
A despatch from Wady AaIfa says
General Wolseley reviewed the troops
who are TO take part in the Nile expo.
dition to day, and found them in .
satisfactory condition. The first batch
Of row boats Of the expedition passed
the cataract easily against strong cur
rent. A heavy division OF the camel
corps will encamp at the pyramids un.
til ordered to advance.
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work OF In q PLANES.

A fire broke out in the plan ,nr mill oil
c. Z4fford, in Richmond, Kentucky
early OH Thursday morn .nQ, The fol
lowing are the loses: G. Affords plain
ing mill, $35 600; w. ", Potts -four
mills, -66 800; city ga works, $4,000;
w. F. Francis ms fble works, $4,000
Smaller osses maize the aggregate los.
$l25. 900. Total Insurance, SIS, 900.
A fire originating in a livery stabl,
burned halt of tho town Of Alma, Ne
braska, On Thursday night, including
four stores. tho bank and 20. eral dwell
ings, The loss was undetermined.
l.. Blandon & Co. = flour mill, II
Fort Dodge. Iowa, with its contents
WAS burned on Thursday morning. Lose
$4,000
McCartby's dry good store, in syria
cuse, New York, was damaged by fir
on Thursday night to the extent of$3O
000
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
Mepe for Neren C.rep,-..

WASHINGTON. Oct 9.--secretary
McP herson, Of the Republican Com.
mittee. received some very encourae.
ing reports from Novth Carolina to-day.
He says the people Of that State are com
ing over to the Republican party in
large numbers. They are leaving the
Democratic party because of it's atti.
tude on the tariff q uestion. The failure
Of the Democratic House to act ON the
Blair Educational bill, which the Re.
publican Senate passed ut the last ses.
sion of Congress, has also hurt the
Democrats in that State.
The resolution passed BY the Demo.
cratic House last session deciding that
no reduction in internal revenue was
advisable at that time has had . very
serious effect on the Democratic cause
In that State, where there is q general
bad feeling against the present internal
revenue system. One gentleman writes
that II the October election results
favorably to the Republicans, North
will be found In the ranks Of
the Blaine States. Two years ago the
Democratic Congressman at large got
only 443 majority out Of q vote OF 223.
700, ard this he thinks can be easily
overcome.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10

RICHMOND, Oct. o. The State Com
m ittee that has heretofore been know
as the Straightout Republicans has
with but one dissenting voice, adopted
resolutions recommending the retire
ment OF their Blaine and Logan olector
al ticket, and advising all Repnb lica ms
In the State to support the one nut M
ny Malone. This action of the com
fnittee practically takes this ticket on,
Of the field.
DO doubt is felt, even among the De.
mocrats, but what the solid vote OF the
republicans in this State will be poll
ed Tor the only Blaine and Logan tick
ct left 10 the field. and with the party
thus unified, and Republican victory
in Ohio next Tuesday, Virginia is likly
enough TO 90 Republican in November,
The Republicans IN Virginia are well
organized. better probably than in any
campaign since the closing OF the war.
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FOR SALE.

have seventeen elegant prop
critics on West Seventh street
near VanBuren and Harrison
streets, for sale that can be pur
chased on the best of terms. The
owner is willing to take mortgag es
on all the properties, that annot
fail to make it easy for perso ns
desiring to purchase homes fol
themselves. These properties are
built of the best material in the
market and were put up by q
first class builder. No better
small properties in the city. Also
elegant and desirable building
lots on Harrison, VanBuren and
Jackson streets, between Sixth,
Seventh and Eighth streets. Ap.
ply a. the Republican Office, Bird
and King streets, or M. T.
POOLE. No. 9 East Seventh St
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10

The shooting match and picnic OF
she South Side Gun Club took place .,
Sc6eutzen Park yesterday afternoon
and evening. There were tweleve con.
testants in the glass ball shooting
match, each one being allowed five
pals, and the score made was as fol.
lows: McKendrick, Reed Palmer and
May, each ; A. A. Eastburn, Ambolt.
martiove, Ogden and Traynor, 8 each:
hlte and Entriken, 2 each, and T.
morton !. The first four agreed 10
divide the prize. Consisting Of q bag of
s1ot and 100 paper shells
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
Crushed BY . Dump Car.

John r. Peterson, q nineteen year.
Old colored boy, employed on the new
r. q b. Railroad at Kiamsnsi, met
with sudden death yesterday while at
work in hauling dirt with small dunn
cars. De was standing on the front
part OF the car, when he suddenly
slipped and fell under the wheels.
which crushed one Of his legs and in.
hicted severe internal injuries. He was
extricated from his perilous position
but death soon relieved him from his
sufferinRs Coroner Smith was promptly
notified OF tue accident ant visited the
scene, where several witnesses were OK.
amined and certificate from accidental
death given without holding an inquest.
I ndertaker Palmer took charge Of the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
EDITION,


David Lemon received q severe cut
ON The nose, on Wednesday, by being
struck with q piece Of tin in the hands
OF small boy, who WAS amusing him.
self BY spinning the tin with . piece
of string, when the string broke with
the above result.
which were we'll filled, left This city ut
~ O'Clock this morning bound for
Elkton Fair. The other three cars will
be filed 1t Newark.
The ferry boat Delaware arrived 1t
the Harlan & Hollingsworth Com.
pany's: shipyards yesterday from
Philadelphia, where she will undergo
her annual overhaulipg.
Crossen's troupe, billed 70 play the
Bankers Daughter" in this city on
| Tuesday evening, will be taken TO
Salem, n. j.. ON the following day In
the tug Taurus.
William G. Gibbons, OF the Pusey &
Jones Company, entered security in
| the sum Of - 900, for jerome b. He'll of
the Sunday Star, gaipst whom f. NJ.
Hopes, Of the Morning News, entered
suit for libel.
A number Of fire alarm tests were
made this morning from various signal
boxes IN order to test the new Stevens
striker. n.ly placed In the Phoenix
engine house.
The Levy Court will meet according
to law on Tuesday next, for the purpose
OF appointing election officers for the
new election districis, created by the
last Legislature.
Frank A. Chapman, son OF A. A.
Chapman, the tobacconist, fell from an
iron railing at Seventh and Shipley
streets, on Wednesday afternoon and
broke his leg.
The heirs OF the late John A. Lavender
have sold TO Theodore w. Lavender the
farm on which he resides, near SMYRNA.
containing 100 acres, for $4,000.
John +. Kersey, Of Thompson, Kersey
Co, prominent merchants of Easton.
Nd, died on the sth instant, in his 63d
year.
Will am Bright and family leave to-
Jay for Chicago on q pleasure trim.
rhey Will be absent rome time.
A general experience meeting will be |
held in Asbury NJ. L. church this
evening.
+. I. Layton has sold his farm. near
shorts Corner, 10 Peter Loose, for 81. |
100. VIZ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
An lnteresiinx Lecture.

Mr.. John 4. Nicholson delivered 4
mighty interesting lecture last evening
on Iron, and its Kindred Metals" be-
lore the Young Peoples Association OF
ST Paups ME- church, that was atten
lively listened 70 bya large audience
AS this was the last lecture Mr.. NicLol.
son VIII deliver previous TO his removal
from this city, Geoge w. Todd and DR..
fIinn, were appointed a committee "a
draft resolutions, expressing the regret
OF the association at his removal from
TINS city, and their thanks for bis ser.
vices il the past. 'oi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
Coming Amuses'es"'

Next Monday night Edxln a r y.
stirring drama, " NOBODY NJ II
will he presented at the oP Fi !. II !,
by a first class company. i1n y,
a story of western life IA u. .,as s'
banded outlaws, romantic ma'" ',,,,
hero scent bu i diifeIa 'gl! J. I, n
lily from the generality OF pss '. \ Y
kind by graft. irg aost ."d N
bio d and thunder element a''
of firearms. c,,.,,,l
Tuesday evening J.F. uro'" Rs,)
pany will present " ln ne, tDSs|
Daughter" which, as Is ven ,. ~, !.
one of the most succesS. m. ' s,n1
the American stage. iD,s "a V o,o3
carry their own scenery, 'u'
the drama in all its details
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Another Uhi.sse Compl,e.,,e.,

WAsHiNGTON, Oct. "a few day,
ago party of eighty six Cinnamon ar
rived at San Francisco. Some of them
who had formerly resided In tho Unitet
States, were provided with the certifi
Gates prescribed by the act Of 1882, bu
none Of them had the certificates re-
CURED BY tho supplementary act O.
1854. They were not perm itted to land
~ the United States Courts b. We decid
ed that Chinese can be allowed to land
only on the production Of the evidence
required by law, and that secondary
evidence cannot be accepted In such
cases. The Secretary OF the Treasury
has decided not TO interfere In the mat
ter, on the ground that 1t Is q question
TO be sAttled by the courts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
F|f TIL EDITIl


Goulsv,a ZEN" aaa p.,.I
back. left yest.,Ss, for the s.
ABOUT a.e ,.s 800 encursionis,.. morning .,lis
p pnsls was sharp and e,i.n The 4
yWce ,,. bearable. Tb o'' t, ID
, tne .or, BrandywinsA an Y
s :. in the hi II hsSs sss, Count,
magnificent M scenery 'rs aSSs,ss' ,ad|
appreciated. vi autumn,
Al Reading the train
on on the Reading an, was rs svil
s ,sn.l,oad, and through th. , ,i.s \
agricultural lands Of Bs ,de r rlch
, IRON steed sped on for 'i ,ss oo QUIT
"a tan ncs rose np' blue-cappsd. IN u1 y.
u, At Port Clinton the .,,,. .,.,
'ro,, u.liow gorges and desIs. .u.
mountains through Scbu,l Id,s i
past mines, furnaces Ind t in,,. CS
wav mp to Mauch ChunI T. y
s,.l,nly, which place wa rs, y
O'Clock S. The party ins,sn. I''a
DAl ked and went on a TOM a. T..
ing over the Switcbb,ol VI =. s
Glen Onoko. the burning min. y. Y
ice-csve. mine az
Ia. Time flew rapidly, and Or. IN.
leit on Its return, the sb,So.' ''s !,
mountain peaks were throw, Nv !.
wales, and In the mellow moo,i',s'
snarp autumn night The n,rt, !.
nome at midnight. Upon 4.
the trip Was a pleasant one. n.
That could be desired, and r ~.
the thanks showered upop n, \
Tor bis efforts to make ira s,sr,' y
comfortable, and to epsbls i.n
Joy themselves. '''A
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10

The steamer 8. NJ. FELTON, makes bu,
one trip between this city and Phila.
'delphia to-day. She went up this
morning and at or dischaging her
cargo, took n large party OF Penns.
ylvaDia Railroad officials with their
FRIENDS, on a trip up and
down the river, during which
time sumptuous banquet was
spread on board the boat by the Kew.
stone Hotel Company. The party will
return 70 Philadelphia In time for the
boat TO make her afternoon return trip
to this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
Not Worth q Penny,

CANTON, Oct. 9.-Mr. Blaine said
Yesterday that the ASSERTION OF Warren
Fisher tina bs (Blaine) had offered A
sum Of money for the "Mulligan Let.
tiers" was utterly untrue. Mr.. Blaine
added that there v as never a time W han
ue would have paid q single penny for
ne letters, though he always main.
aimed that 1t was a gross invasion of
MS private rights that the letters shou Id
ne ha"ked about aud published.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
THIRD EDITION,
me PenSseDeaol Ce.ae0eeo-

When Artemus Ward went around &c
take the census, and asked family OF
old maids to tell their ages, be was sc
amazed TO find how young they were
that he demanded to feel Of their teeth.
DIR. Clark was not troubled with scepti
cism Of this kind. He went to Albany
and asked Stephen to tell him ali abou,
the scandals that reflected on his saint
hood and swallowed all the injured
innocent said with one confiding gulp.
We can imagine how Pleasantly the
conversation flowed a.ong. els that
story about Maria true, Grover p"
Well, yes, it's no use going back of
the facts ON that-Ill own up about
Maria. But then, doctor, you'vn seen
what the New York Post says-an our
great men have cut up that way"
Yes, yes, my erring brother" We
can hear the Doctor say, the Post is q
great and good paper. but take my I'D.
for 1t, are you not p am ct any rate. :"
Then It wss the good Growers
turn, and We think va can hear his
ready reply, ~ indicated by the doctor .
brief report the other night: "Why
yes, doctor. I'm sorry Tor IL, of course
Il should wonder II l wasn't after
all the trouble I've had and the money
I've spent, first hushing the tn ing up
and now telling the truth about it,
yes, Indeed you can justs take all you re-
worth I'm sorry for it. Sorry! Well III
should say as much. Why sometimes,
I've thought 1t would have been as
we'll To have gone into the lunatic asy.
am myself and left Maria outside.
Yes, indeed, I'm sorry"
SO far 80 COED, and then came the doc
tors natural inquiry as TO whether he !
had been concerned In any subseq emit |
cuttings up Of this kind. We can i'm.
agine him plaintively asking, "Now,
my dear friend, tel, me, you have got
we'll over all this wretched business |
now, haven't you?" We can see the |
repentant tear'irop glisten in Growers
eye. As he thinks OF what sad dog he |
was in those Odds days, and assures the |
doctor that all Is changed nov for the
better
My latchkey is thrown away, and | |
am reformed man, my dear sir III
have been q prodigal father, but 1 Am
come home and am now thoroughly
domestic Democrat
Let MS draw veil here, while the
good man from Boston falls on /
the Great-Sorry For-It's neck and
weeps in silence down the back of his
No. 10 collar.
After this, let him no iongsr be
called tho Presidential, but the Peni-
tentiai Candidate of the Democratic
Shades of weeking willows, but what
campaign this Is, to be sure
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10

IS the leading lung remedy in Will
Inington, Del. Cant he beat in sore
throat and lung diseases. Said more than
que gentleman at DuPont's Banks. /,
was was the best lung medicine sold, and
sney would not be without 1t in their
l laHi'iles. We have hundreds of private
references. 20 cents and 81. Sold nv
AZ dealers ia medicine. Depot. Fourtb
ana hing streets Philadelphia 6epot.
Johnston, Holloway & Co., 6O2 Arch
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
This MOrning's Cssh

Judge Shsrpley again praa,|
this mornings session Of hanN
Court, and imposed a fine Of v
costs on Cornelius Lyons. for dra'
ness. =,
Joshua Emmett was also GU
with being drunk, which he uI
effort TO deny, but imposed Cd las
by telling him that he hal DOL pa'
fore the Court for two years A.
merely committed him until 10 nv
John Herbert was found 10 One1
cars ofthe p, W. & d. Railroad
pany, and the Judge imposed u
81 and costs for lrespass.
The case of Benjamin WsIkef'
ed, charged with committing AZ =
on officer Pierson, was pos!ponei
this evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-10-10
Tho ID. 4 q. Rssp...

The Pocket Edition o, a. =
Red Book, for the eurreu. W.. y. = /.
niably one Of the haudist ,nd
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pocket, and y perfect cy clop,i Nj. n
EN- orAcing every State in ~ m
! ust the points most waptsi ~ \,
In . nut shell. Presideptil M
sional state..and Ieeislstiv,Irds1
ind icsted, while the no,s S,,I
portant results from The VA, NJ
sion Of the 5tates.
geographically It'll. strikipd,
and the entire absence Of sdyut,.1
renders 1t unnecessary for o,s %
about with him q half.scorsofp,a,
voted TO that which 10 Of no =
interest TO the average man, In oud
have within reach a haIfdOs,n
OF real value. Stamp an address
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o., at Baltimore, viii secure d,
there being no other charge
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More Telephone Fsci''' :.

An exchange will shorty r,1ly + T..p
In this city by the Oio, ri. cOsl
Company Of New York Tx. n Bsldl
Ia already In operation IN bad
and propose TO e1ten n.l -.
through Maryland, pe T1,ss,S,,
tue District of Columbia sSn. 1907 ss'S I
su bscribers will be about ~ s Il .up,
year, and william Hsdd'' -"
tendept and manager
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DEATMa.

| MACDONAI.D-On the sth inst, near I.aa
denbsrg. Pa. Deborah, wife Of AlexAnder
Macdonald, aged % years.
hei.tives and irfends are respectfully In
vited 70 attend her funeral from the re a
dencce q her husband, on Saturday after
u Wo, ~ one o'clock, arriving ct depot u
mington and Brsndywins csmetsry. PhiIA.
bAlLEY-On the 10th inst, Isvtpia M
wife Of Abuer p. Bailey. In the o7th year Of
her are. "
Her relatives and friends arc respsctenu,
invited TO attend the fuueral services nom
the residence OF her husband, No. COZ Spruce
street, on Sunday afternoon at 8 O'clock I'M.
torment ~ Old Sveds's church cemetery.
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snAdraIt Lii,,a Thief

". .erday afternoon the well known
little colorel thief, Tillie Hamilton,
stole = fancy picture and a box OF
q, csrin soap fror, Young &Armitages
fisa-cent store, No 22l Market street.
A. soon a. she found that the theft was
aiscover-d. she started to run, pursued
by one of the C rks, who did not over.
take ner until she was below the rail-
Ioa III French street. she had hear.
ing in he Municipal Court last evening
an vas cola lifted in default of $l0t
S.'. -
Big saueI-kHut lunch tomorrow night
at the Ebhtfcm ouss.