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Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

A ROGUE being indicted for stealing
mans hat off his head, confessed the
fact; but insisted that the hat was not
the property of the person who wore
it, according to the maxim "the things
above us are nothing to u.s."
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03
GOV. sherman, OF Iowa.

Buren r. Sherman, Governor of Iowa,
was born in Phelps, Ontario County, N. Y,
in 1886. In 1856 the family removed to Iowa
and settled in Tama County. In 1860 young
Sherman removed to Vinton, and entered
upon the practice of law. Upon the break
ing out of the civil war Mr.. Sherman en-
listed as a private in the Thirteenth Iowa
at jefferson City, Mo-, he was promoted to
Second Lieutenant At the battle of Shiloh
Lieut. Sherman was dangerously wounded,
and his life despaired of-but after severe
illness, during which he was commissioned
Captain, he recovered sufficiently to return
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

Some Grand Rapids property
and manufacturers will send remonstmncs
to the Council against the erection Of stor-
age oil-tanks near their property. peimis-
sion TO do which has been granted tho
Standard Oil Company.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

MARTYRDoM is obsolete. There is
no use in dying for freedom. 1t is time
we we're beginning to live for it.-HeIe1l
Wilmdns.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

Since March, 1880, there have been
thirty-four suicides in Grand Rapids, of
which sixteen took poison. eight shooting.
and hanging and drowning three each.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

A PARTY of enthusiasts have just left
Portland, Me-, to dig for the coin and gold
and silver bars buried by Capt Kid on the
desolate coast of Labrador
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

A STORY is in circulation that Ferdi.
nand Ward attended Gen. Grants funeral,
having close carriage and two deputies
with him,
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

To coNcnIATE is so infinitely more
agreeable than to offend, it is worth
some sacrifice OF individual will.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

~BEDAp," exclaimed patriotic Irish
man, abut it's ripe watermelon that
should lie tho emblem of Ireland, 1t
always has th. green above the red.'
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

THERE is no trait in the human char
acter so potential for veal or woe as
firmness of purpose.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

HARRISON, Gen. Grnts body servant,
has been engaged by Mark Twain as cam
vasser for bust OF the dead General
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-03

General, and III 1853 Ito take rank t:om
November, 1862 Major General; resign
ed in 1861, and was elected that year
Governor of Illinois for the term which ex-
pired in January, 1869; was reelected
Governor of Illinois in November, 1872;
entered upon the duties of his office
January 13, 1873, and on the 21st of the
same month was elected to the United
Stotoo Senate RvPubliUon, tO suvOood
Lyman Trumbull, Liberal. In 1884 he was
again nominated for Governor by the Re
publicans and elected, defeating Carter H.
Harrison. He was inaugurated in January,
1885, and his term will expire in 1889.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
a WfIm,nxtOnIan Dead

VIM. Hill Allderdice, Who leu'
from this city some fifteen ye .ssl
died at Portland, Maine, on WI
of April, in the 5Stb year OF l III
Mr. Allderiice was a sen Q, IN
Abraham Alderdice, and a I'LL a'oa
the late Hon. John A. Ai!detu nadl
was an ardent Republican, J., a. ~
elected to the City Counci, III .hs =
terms by the citizens Of fl the nj
Ward, and was an active anu r ea'
m ein Der Of said body; ne ,, ~s'
con nected with the " ilsiu ~ a
Dericksons of this city os ~ "a
His remains will be bfvus s.s vi
city ON Tuesday next, wheh ~, ~ Hitc
taken charge ofby underIaStfI ~ r'i ID
and deposited in the FAM! ., .os 9, q,
Wilmington and Brand! WI" wa "a,
terry. He leaves "ll6 "" ,rien(
children, as well as mar! "'
mourn his decease.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
Tho Train Robbers Nictiul

CHICAGO, May l. SupsEnts
Fargo, Of the American Express
pany, received a dispatch today
the physician in attendouce Cd
and Dav is, the men attacked BY :
Der on the Louisville, New A.oanl
Chicago Railroad lat harro!seaIe,
on Thursday morning, SAYING ths'
Wis, the express messenger was
alive but could not recover,
brain matter was oozing taocasa
in his head. Weber, the oaefaeo
is recovering. The robce' has ~
been arrested. A
The assistant manager SAID lla1
company had only heard from !,
vile and New Albany regarding
amount given che messen ger ,oa
These places show onlg a,s%
aid. "Besides these th' re are Vp',
towns where money could be tahel
we are positive none was taken u a. :,
rodsbure. The other towns WI. nm y
port at the highest over s4'p' Luz
therefore, is tritling."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
AT The Municipal CONT.

Michael . Douue.l, and John kee-
gan, the parties arrested by Sergeant
Blackburn for fighting and disorderiy
conduct on Front street en- Thursday,
and who had hearing yesterday morn
ing, were this morning brought before
the Cour. aud iined-k eegau 81 and
O'Donuell IS.
Some days age, little boy named
Gavin Mckeag, offended his teacher
III No. school, " hen the teacher gave
him slap along side OF the face, which
Was said oy witnesses 70 have discol
ored his face leaving black and red
streaks. The teacher was brought be
ferc The Ccur. tbs morning upon the
charge. Quite large nun Der of school.
boys, teachers and mem bers IL The
Board were present. A mass of evil
deuce was sdducej, establishing the
laci that The boy ua1 Received pretty
seyerr blow. tut was not supposed to
De seriously Injured.
lie teacher : stat ment, unsupported
by a. oalh, was that the boy had broken
IL. e OF re school. sac tod him Il
retire 10 room, when he turned around
and made faces and wlnked his eye al
bel furthermore he shuftled Ei- feet OIL
.tr lQsi max Lg a noise that annoyed
the sctoo. He continued his grimaces
and S!Iki2. rs eyes al teT, when she
Ca led him up and gave him a slap on
tie face. She fur,h' rmore stated that
lie was : tie habit Il annoying other
teachers Il tie same manner.
Deputy St.ie's Attorney Turner said
be did hot fee ike prosecuting the case
under .a= rC7msiances. No doue. he
sad tha; tie boy had received blow,
b.. whether L- received more or ASS
,tao he deserved he did rot know. He
knew soneIt.tg about such things lin.
SET, ali L. Knew how teachers wer-
ot,el aIlc!-i. Ii teacher was - be
hau ed Up De lore a Court OF justice
every ..G.e ste ct astis-d a scholar, ;her
a.. order AID discipline IN The setooi,
soa D. a. ar end. He Id 10; fee
| & spesta - His case 70 4 a. iuio,iua
Hen ssa.ls, lie teac h-r ua.t.s positive
y ius,7u ii 70 do 80 By tie Court.
judse tuunirs agreed with Deput!
| state : A--1.Ley Turner il his remarks
clt Va: q: lie opinion that tie teacLe
s..1ok .te by little harder than va
.ecessa:. he though, tie boy was a
Esd AID PERHAPS better than the ma
T.,y g: olys, but a little mischievou
x lie nos; OF active boys are
There "a. e7.ieLcs lie said that Ii
tx "a. a severe one, buf q. the sau
t.:L- IL prCvocation was great al
MD: .-- -.rcuustarces, he Won ! CIV
~ a-c-.-: lie teuef, Of tie 3oCb; an
-.sl!.s TIE case
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
Political.

A srecis. meeting o. the Second
ward R4puc icArs wi. De he'd a.
Second snd Ws.uui streets, OF Mon.
day ever lug at 50 . Cock.
Tas city Democratic association wi.
meet al S-veuth and Market streets this
evening.
z Il. q aas. aad wac;s it distinctly
understood that he : ~; AZ applicant
for, nor las any cant!date for May Of
asked HIN 10 streW the position .,
Chief Of Nl!.ce = cass 81 his e.ec:.or
Is Mayo1
A n@e'in. o: III Republicans Of .Ae
Eigh'h " lriis called for Maniay even
ing REX a. : - oc.ack a; - Ia.
Seventh 4ni spruce streets.
A m--;iug II the Democrats 81, -.
Eleven h warl was held as nigh;
was iec., ~ y L favo! Il NJ, Cassii,
for Coual = II tia; wsri ~ N-se'
mea pu- os-,y rem mig away IT,.
the Ies'iuS
W. \ Philips of the Sseo13 wA.i
has eeen hro iGAi on, a. new Demo
crane c>ra;GS'e fe7 Ccunc:. :. = IA
wari
NJ -oAn ). Grobe denies ia, = :
cand!5s'+i' Mayor. lie tast, b. say
he newer tGougtt about entering II
cortss:
Ta@ G: n+.n >,-at.c a -s.oc:atiau ".
mse' ;o-4'sti il the Aske. hGi.lirE
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p,aumou,a aud HOS aho'''

Colonel Morse, the genera t '
OF the stockyards at hans =, sllssoI
s wl'''sn him 10 'r to cali .pssa .n ,''isa
the Legislature 10 take m. Govsl
ing pleuro- pneumonia, III ape consid|
replies that "he does i ~, ,,.4rts
ae tns Dias 60 90 !. nc now PT', {, ally
been outside of CellowaT c adr b. d
t pesent authority +xp,s,. =. ,af hin p'1'
Of ore eight sight miles Of Fulton 'n' :,
where it originated r.Ient at p
The hog cholera is pre oas herd r. !.
Geld, Massachusetts. .o v weeks, and
losr twenty hogs in two ,.' Nj
rest have been ordered kiliou.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
] Five Years for Shooting ,

WEST CHESTER, Pa, May j
was q crowded court room here
the interest being in the u.rier
Charles Aimes, Of near K-unstt 4
for the shooting of John McGipt1
months since. Aimes And M
we're neigbors and not on good
The former was srraigned beio1
Courts Of this county, CHARGED
the oath OF McGinty with
liquor unlAwfully. The trial n
in the acQuittal of the defendant
while in victorious mood b. an
pole near his home in honor Of M
cess in the Law and 10 taunt I'M
cutor. McGinty one dav s,ar1
chop the pole down, and while in !
Aimes brought out a shot.puI
poured into his body a charge d
which resulted in death in a few
The case was presented 10 the q
. charge Of murder, but .loseqI
the defendant plead guilty toI
slaughter, which the Commonl
accepted, and today he was senI
to five years inprisoum-n; i
Eastern Penitentiary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
Dead Body Found In Tru

Last evening trunk, slipped
Chicago, in the Union D-pr'. at
burg, which gave out tissgu
odor, was opened and found % d
the decomposing body Of a mau.
body WIS bent almost doub e, an|
with a rope. !, was tina; Via lad
man, apparently thirty years Q,
There was no clue to his idea,ity,(
an International money or'ler, i'd
of Philippe Csruso, for SIS u, 4
der was drawn AZ Chicago az Fed
24th, 1885. At al inquest he'd al
opening of the trunk two physl
who bad made a post mo,tem exa
ton, testified that there ver- no \
nal marks or violence on the deoe
All HE organs were healthy, exec
lungs, which were badly cong
This could result from slalcatid
straneulation In accordance
this testimony a verdict was req
" that tie deceased came % bis
from straDgulation al the IAN
persons TO the jury unknown.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
T It 7 H ED|II
Getting into FbI..,-

The Philadelphia Inoripa
control cont OF the schuylki., +
Side Railroad Com PAW h, = veg
ierred to the Baltimore a N = n oees
IL, , second vice-presiden,' NJ Jli9
n. ,hing, as president. Tbs n!
Enilroad proposes runui,g q
schuylkill from Gray's Fe5s-. a y
sylvania avenue, and it i. ~ VI
mat, notwithstanding no 4u "
that have heretofore been u, ro oo
way, the Baltimore and ohio
intend to give up this ron.s s
considered the most tea.,hI
Preparations are being made I to
under Gray's Ferry road IN the
councils refusing permi~.op 10
grade. 1t Is reported on w. ~
sidered good authority tina, n.
McC. Creighton, formery ror
with the Pennsylvania Pai,,n.
been offered the position g. v,cs]
dent OF the East Side Road and
al MANAGER Of what will De- ,ha
delphia Division Of the Ba,,imo
ohio between Baltimore ana pr
phia. james Nice. Creighton
Two years as general freIsh, \
the Pennsylvania Rai.rgs1 e.
being appointed March .i.lS,OI
the vacancy Occasioned hv he n
Mr.: s. B Kingston. Before n
had been nearly all his III. mo,
the transportation bushes,
has q thorough knowledge D: III
plicated freight movemeL.. fin
try. =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
DEAT ms.

: AHbI--.. :-e % ms; WIN Hauhy.
Ee.a..ve: AID :-e-ds s.e respectfully
- 81 = s,;spd ~: :une-sl from tis ate
-es teoce nss- iae new o:.Gge. BrsnlyEine
EL--te- - Tuesday morning at Il O'Clock
l-;e-Ee-: 3; b.;te. VI. L. cemetery.
FJLLI hToN-Oa Ap-i' 81 Cara Peters,
e.des; IS. shter q ! <, : ; and Salue ]
- 4e-:o- grsLt-caLs u Raacclih
Peter ssed yea:s sad s months.
lEs -.,l q lie ;-1e-al vii te g.ec
q EA P-.-. { l:.st'ans. OF ;ee!st Pc;
-gra:' hf1 Z TIE -.,i yea. @: his axe
Ae.s'lSe. Ak .ea1s are respectiullv IN
7.ie- : sf:el- - :-Lersl from the resi-
c:-cs - : he: Ms Sk..t r Wier
- N--Gs! - g. :: AZ il g clvck :. N,
>erv. So e. t-e house. I1ierneui a. 81
| Ieo'se. eeIe;e
SC IN lie :. l1s; Charles for
6: Tvs ~ tie axe Jan IS Scaoea. AGED
LlrtaE
Relatives AZ ;-lenls aye resi- ec::ally in
Y, e = s;;e- Il: funeral from tie residence
y ~; g-a- Z otaer Nc. 5sl West Second
si''e; o. --5sy afternoon a. o'clock. In
;e.-tr :; Wilmington and B.aatywin,
etDe'e-!
| c ANkkoN-la rs cry. 'o1 The st inst
| l,itrAA reat-!, wife o. IT J.ha enc
- aged = Es6-.
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EDITION,
Dots.

Dots.
Be sure and vote this afternoon fol
the best man to represent your ward In
the School Board.
Stansbury Murray has mended the
show case which was accidently
broken few days ago.
NJ. Ferguson would like to see all bis
friends at his Saturday night soiree al
Rosendale Park this evening, May ID
NJ. Ferguson would like to see all his
friends at his Saturday night soiree al
Rossndale Park this evening, May 3D.
The Western Library Committee OF
the w. c. 7. U. will hold its May meet
ing on Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
General Grant says that he will
smoke the Walee' cigar, sold by Stans'
bury Murray, at 1O4 East Front street,
II il takes all summer to do 1t.
The fist Mr.. Ramsey. Of Philadel.
phis, was ordered by Judge Thayer
yesterday in his Court 10 pay $lO per
week for the support OF his children.
The horse belonging to John Beck
the carter, which was attacked with
lock-jsw, was killed this morning in
order TO end its misery.
Doctor and Editor Snitcher, OF the
Wiimingtonian, surely csnbot expect TO
succeed Post master Swisaett if we
may Judge from the way he pitches into
Secretary Bayard.
A horse valued at SIS, belonging 70
Messrs. Fell & Joseph ran nail in his
foot week ago, and although it was
Immediately removed, he is now suf-
fering from lock-iav,
The Comptroll,r Of the Currency yes
terday extended TO May 5, 1905, the
corporate existence of the National
Bank Of Wilmington and Brandywine,
Wilmington, De-.
There is a phrenoiogist stopping il
Wilmington, who wi. tell you for a
consideration what Is IL your head
without the aid OF scIatcher and a
catcher sold by all druggists.
The Wilmington Indian Association
will hold its monthly meeting ut Mrs.
George S. Capelle's, 1901 West street, on
Monday, May 4,at sop n. Members
and all in terested are requested TO at.
tend.
Some of The farmers and truckers
threaten 10 so 10 the Chester street
market, owing TO the trouble our citv
fathers are putting them 10 in tinkering
with the street markets every few
months
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
deceased

Char : T.inar r. dir: a: L..
7asidea il M'ia.etoE1 q E..3ay
mornias z The ,H.b yes. u IS a2s
He Was engage II ne.tar.3 Ing Is:
many y-rs, -! Re ! - o.. = &: t,a.t-
master from 1879 &c ~ H :
SCI &c a. one AffNe OWE 81 -. o-e-s
SIS fru,:-@ If ihs Fa:e.t Psesty;-
Tlar q : : = 'o: nat! yta-s az! va.
one ot IL ...z>- H. 49, = -
Sauna: kL : Sc : u. : as /.
srea: = f--ss, u - Ts-s5 = N,s
81 the NE. A;es1 v%-y III
pau!0rah "a. a.: - = r->.-.
II o..i .rss. ! lev-- Ear. :;
remain. -. y 1;e:.ei = -a-.5ay
.he Sit ms a. :; G-.ses { .ru4i.-y
The god Sa.naG''ar Ledge W 1av.
charge 4. he G -eu. o. 4rs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
THIRD EDITION,



On Monday afternoon Miss Laura
Spen =, . young lady about 10 years OF
age, residing al 1000 East Eighth street,
in company with another young lad
went u the circus ct Third and Harri.
son sire ats While there they met a
couple of young gentlemen scquaintan-
ces with whom they took a walk to see
the Cool Spring Reservoir when the
circus closed. The young man who
accom- pan led Miss Spence was Ealleck
5. Ray, - years of age, employed as q
helper in the Mccullough Iron (m-
pany's works. He had been we'll ac.
Quaintsd with Miss Spence, as her
farther worked in the same place, and
he had seve raj times before called at the
house Arriving at the reservoir they
sat down I'd rest and after q short time
the other couple walked away and left
them.
Miss Spence, becoming anxious about
their delayed absence, Ray succeeded in
convincing her that they had gone up
the Brsudywine TO see the new bridge,
and then they also started in that direc-
ton,
When the other young man and lady
returned they found that Ray and Miss
then tried 10 induce hts compani ion to
go out 10 see the new bridge, IS he hal
no doubt the others had gone there. To
this, however the young lady obj ected,
and insisted upon going home immedi-
ately.
Ray, upon reaching the new bridge,
engaged Miss Spence's attention by
pointing ont 10 her the intricate work
~. IVA n.1 k.Nx
ing her sorp athing still more intricate
on the ether side OF the creek, succeeded
in Turing bar across the wire bridge.
Here Miss Spence became alarmed as
the place Was strange ~ her, and begged
TO be taken home. Ray promised to
take her home Immediately, but pro
posed going down the east side of the
Brandy win eby j essup's road and across
Market rect bridge Thus assured,
the two sts r,ed down the road, but rs
soon as secluded spot WAS reached
Ray made Au indecent proposal 10 her.
which she Indignantly refused.
The ws-ie - then seized her, when she
struggle, and cried for help. She was
thrown down twice in the struggle but
manage u escape each time. Finally
mar came along Who knew both
30 aoS "S.Ts auAi iccNucQ MISS Spence
from the .echerous nend whom she
hrst trusted a. friend. Ray ran of
before he cpI'd he arrested, and He'd L
Woodbury., Baltimore County, wher,
he had friends living.
The gentleman who rescued Mis-
Spence Iron lie. peri.ous position tool
Der 10 her home, where she tainted frou
nervous T'Ehi and excitement o.
Tuesday v spence the Young laiy 8
father, aid the case ts..ore Chief o
Polio VI. Nouue,,, who cavet- in chars
Of Serge AIT Tucker. Tie Sergeant lef'
this c.. II the ~ s. u. train yes,er
day m>r!.l ~ for Woodbury., where h
was successful in hsEglns hi> game
and TeiUtned N the = train las
evening Ray WAS committed - III
cells FIR a hearing before Nasls.rat
Nsudeg-..- this Afternoon Al ave Q
C,oek
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
n AR RIAGES.

RlS-N ASTkRS-ln this city N 'ourth
La-:h S-tt. Henry ter-;s uf Wilmington
All ki.taheta Ellis Masters. Of Muncy Pa.
AkNkY - FEANlti An AT :, Paul.
,eurct. Az - by tie 1T Rev. Bishop
kecIe!. J5aa Kenny AMI Caiharine Agne;
tl2r!sal.
SHIT H-TE0G PSON-Ua Ap-ll So lss5
:! ne Bey Charles ? Ms ler!. AZ the resi-
-e- e ':;le bride parents. CT Van Burer
stres' lanes smith ana Miss Arye,la W
Il = ,t. I bil o. Wilulrg;on, Del
s.l-T ATEN--Qn April -. al the resi-
ssLes TIE - 1es pArens Z. the Rev
5e rst W-gt; Ny Joshua T. Pussy
M.sf t4s 1a;e-.
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Exceedipgiy Popular.

The Excelsior Loan Association ls one
of the most prosperous associations in
this city of ticb We have any know.
edge. The annual report for the past
year, which was mentioned in the Re
prctit 70 lave reached over fifteen per
cent ou The amount invested. Money
may borrowed and paid back when
desired Shares in tie new series are
now etf-red a. one collar each. For fur.
her Information call on WM. L. HAw.
KIS> Secretary Il2 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02

= aii---a-.e vas IA: a. IL O,'-:a
g. ---I--s - u -iL.ss - p.
49, =: P.-s!ore ,! tx SiAudAr5
49,, ~ pauy, vto 1L.y .e1d--ei lie
30 lazy passab- Nay. Ie-
80 =! Ms. Alic- Ra! L nj l.
--5-t ming f1s'ur- Q;ite eu;e.
= -.--i. 3 . .le zinc OF MAKES : .ol
= ~ ..s u. iL- irlart Sic ::
-tty.ti ole l.! tie a-ust c5ruet
s+--. - Z =isge - day
=! q! P.uafcre itis Afternoon al
5@v+'t- "a evening F9- cheap e.
~. c.---- ~! SD ald roi De CRITICS..
s- r.17 s.arily
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02

IL Max, st:ee-. Is now pTepa-e5 IN
.p--s ! IN nertTsde with Il. il.
8: &C.. E-- - -, 10th hand a. Ia
chr No. H Las a sci {. J : !
7 : -.,:+!'s SAMPLES ihai lie ". :,
= -sA.e prizes Tt! are a M
=. :, ~ .a-diLE, 'hs' = a.. -; T.,
=. -:...iiy anu comfort tt-y ca
10; = Surpassed Re makes sF-c.a.:! G;
49, --e 80. in t.s e1.;.u 3eya
L.. II AS Lever = We. i--pa:t,-
= - .ta-i.--. a. al t.es@r :, Il,
80 .t Market s're+t. G,7-i
&c =. =, ara Ia. - pre-
i. = ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
Convicted of Numbering aseamar

PRINCESS ANNE MD, May Cap
IAN John a Williams was to-day cor
vic,-i o. murder 10 the second degree
for the killing OF o:to Mayher,a seaman
on the schooner Eva. The murder
vas committed las November in Tan
giel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-05-02
AlIhe RiHkA.

Il Is "a Is hat A be-, A. Cobb .: lie
ssatoI.a team o. Cchs X W1stcas:, =
suffer : tom 81 sascilou Of his G. a,
eone a do I vi. necessi;s;e t.s s.v,rE
Up ri ~ sssiipG ;or his season
4 rae- u! axe ? ace a. tie .t,.ers
r.ns tins evening, participated IL ny
CHEF >-T.--cr Stov- aa3 Ness!s
Crane M! as Ptr2er An .-;-r, s.
ing rAc4 ~. ~ expected. - :. csc
skaters are s. :A>;.
s hoo. tAi.dreu W. y furnished
with skates FREE da-.-s May week s.
he Cii'ssLs' INK.
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The While slave.

bvs Z a.. co poi .ail to s-e the
We Eve ;.si viii be presented al
;.- ,.-,s z crst, OF Monday eveu.r :
r.1t 7, :. 3re u Barley Can pt.=.. .
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y -,s; as RI pan. from New
:s : gentleman writing from NV
X3:s i i.e EEPCBLICAS .. Friday
ss,=a,s - - Ws.Ue.i praise Q. the
y ~ sv- bod ei Gins u ryi e lis
s--r JARED
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Carriages.

John walthers, at his ca' il very
over Market street bridee, manuiact
ON ordered work ,i He pnn' aud
carriages Of all desc[i ipfaerion, DO,
work gives general Lay, sa,i''"s pecialai
To tipish and durabiiityc: ivs him 81
, tI nI given to repairs. CIV. GIVE over Ma
street bridge.
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~. Paul's Oraiorfo CantAta

- Te:y t4aui.t1l o-ssor.o Cal ;ats,
s-C;l-5 - nds- The Pains VI, be
~ 1=--5 ~ tie Young Peoples A.
s,-ist!U- II ST. Psa.'s ". Z church on
:. u:Adsy evening, May til. Every
i.4ls E oe.uT dore to make /; sue
cas.- 4 .borus Of st.oui eighty voices
" iaEe psr1 IL tie c4usstA
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Fen. s c. : tLe-u on--e: re-. s;4rest
yesterday - =; II Fl p II
and 6fS 81 10 7. Il
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Practical

Twenty years exp-r:eoc-.as -seit "a,
paper bausers o. ga. pa-~.s : Ati<:
81, the S.cre. aus:- y S.cs success :
IN h1s.i 90 Re-: -A-e as = ss.eti
ing 10 al -rls. In r1aole1 item "a lae'
- the Fto..c wy - = O. psPe-
hAusiu d., gf-Ih are EoE Z exhibitor
al - " - - st-e~i-
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Isl :. - Eimira, b! Private
: ; =. @: tie confederate se:v..e
- 90: Is Star
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To u 1rrou proa ise> y IA. 81 3
warm. Monday fair = t.1uiy VIII
/ skeI L rersilIe.