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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
THIRD EDITION.
Personal.

"
Superintendent David Cor nell, o.
tho B. h p. Rail, oad, has been suffering
with bad cold, bordsrir 9 on pneamo'
mia.
The Rev. q. W. Cell has gone
BuffAlo, N. Y, to attend the North
western Conference Of the German
Conference Of the German Baptist
Church.
A. H. Tyson viii have another cal,
OF fresh cowssat Village Grsen, Della
ware County, Pa. on Wednesday, thu
28lh inst.
l.. W. Stidhsm & Son have been en-
gagged TO dispose OF . lot Of horses
public sale ~ Media, Pa, on Thursday
tho 30th inst, for George Hill.
Persons who wish to purchase o nics
horse should attend the sale 81 th'
stables OF Jester B Mcdaniel, No. AIS
West Front street, on Saturday after
noon.
Mr.. 81. D. Jos phi, Rrocerymap, No
406 Madison street, left this city thi,
morning for Le~es, Delaware, to visi
his children. he will return In abou
o week.
Commander 8. Il. Baker, U. s. N.
started yesterday for New York to tax,
the steamer Acapulco for Panama, and
proceed thence TO CoquimbA, Chill, u
which place he has been ordered by tn,
Government.
Mrs. Keigwin ard her daughte
Blanche returned to their home II
Mystic, Conn.,, yesterday.
The Belts Machine Co., on Maryland
avenue, wish TO employ few good pat
tern makers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufacturing Co..
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.


The Western Nail Association met yes
terday in Pittsburg and decided not "a
change the card rate. Trade was report
ed brisk, with an increasing demand.
No action was taken on the wages ques-
ton.
About 100 brickmakers from different
localities met yesterday In Cincinnati,
formed national association for mutual
benefit. and elected James Bailey, OF Gin
cinati, It's president.
About 20 sleeping car porters from the
Baltimore and Ohio, New York Central
and Pullman Palace Car Companies met
In st. Louis on Tuesday and formed q
permanent organization under the name
OF Sleeping Car Porters' Association. II
was decided TO hold mass convention OF
the 500 porters In the city, and draw up q
petition, to be signed by all members,
asking for better pay, and forward 1t to
the headquarters of the several com
panies.
The working force In the Augusta
Factory at Augusta, Georgia, has increas-
ed to As.
A telegram from Cincinnati says; 1.-THE
Emerson and Fisher carriage works have
shut down for few days for repairs, and
have issued a paper to their employees
with view OF settling now the question
OF the Knights of Labor regarding the
operations of their business. The CON-
pany, which employs about 500 men,
wants to make its contracts with the men
personally, and not be hampered oy local
unions. About 100 men have signed the
paper agreeing to stay with the works In
preference to the Knights of Labor"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
At the Academy of Music.

The faIcical comedy entitled Keep II
Dark, was presented for the last time
ut the Acadt my Of Music last evening
to large and sppreciative audience.
All the characters were pei formed ip
he same exc. lent manner as On Mon
day evening, and Mr.. Bry ant WINS
called before { 10 curtain. 1t is proba
BILE the com par y will return later In the
season, when they will lie sure to have
even larger houses than have gre sted
them during this engagement
The season at the Academy will CON-
mence In earnest next Monday night,
and after that there will be perform.
ance almost every night.
On Monday and Tuesday nights the
very amusing end highly successful
play entitl "Contusion" will Re pre-
sented by an excellent company, and
on Wed sesdsy ard Thursday evenings
the Young American irss edisn K I'm und
Collier Wi appear and present Meta.
mora" the R,st nis ut and Jack Oade''
the second,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

having an an opportunity TO vote for .
ticket composed Of the best men Of both
Of the old par ties. with . view to here
after prevent ballot boz stuffing, dis.
franchisement Of our citizens, and with
the view Of representation by districts, on
the basis Of population, and the election
OF all public officers by direct vote of
the people. What we now want is few
good, honest, earnest, true men from
both of the old parties to lead of. and
Issue call for State Convention to
nominate q Constitutional Reform State
ticket, TO be voted in November next.
The time has arrived for action. Dis
reimbursement, ballot box stuffing and
fraudulent counting OF the ballots cast
for the past ten years has become q dis.
grace to our State and the perpetrators
thereof stencil In the nos.rils OF the de-
cent men OF both parties. In union there
is strength. Fellow citizens, arouse In
your might without delay. Who are there
amongst US who will take the Initiative
steps TO put the ball OF the Constitutional
Reform party In motioni The Republi
can party, should they nominate county
and State tickets, would be over v helm
ingly defeated In every county In this
State. The Temperance Reform party
has no show OF carrying q single hun
dred 10 the State, as ii will draw but few
votes from the Democratic party (if any)
and Its prohibitory or local option plank
is Objectionable to thousands of the voters
Of the Republican party In this State. and
they will not vote with the prohibition.
lists Reform at this time can be secured
by independent action of our citizens, re
gardless of party affiliations. but by no
other means.
trust that the method I have pro.
posed will receive the earnest, careful and
speedy consideration of all good citizens
who are In favor of justice and equal
rights to all Of the citizens of this
State, and that at an early date q
State Convention will be convened
to nomir ate State ticket, 10 be
speedily followed by county nominations
for county officers. II this IL done with.
out delay Delaware will secure Consti
tutional Convention at the next session
of the General Assembly
Very respectful y submitted,
p. B. P.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
They Could Not sing.

Last night Mayor kDoaJs met with
the German n Isrtusn TO practice
sonse musical sec. ions 20 be sung At
the funeral of Ffauz Scaeu at 2 o'clcc6
this afternoon. F0f sane uuaccoun able
reason the voices OF tIa singers wer.
sadly out Of harmony aid zone could
tell why it waa 81 AFTER several L..
effectual attempI: 80 bring the voices
into harmony zach asked the other
what was the matter, but none sp-
peared desirous OF telling. At last one
Of the nlem 5ers told the Mayor that
while his death was expected the
S;e .gerbnud net with Mr.. Scheu
prese mt to practice the same selections
to sing at the May or's funeral, and W
the Mayer was present TO practice for
Mr Scheu's funeral.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
An Aged Sinner.

Application was made yesterday In
Hartford. Conn. for the appointment OF
. receiver for the Charter OAK Life In
surance Company. The company became
In troubles some years ago, and
the policy bolders organized to manage
1t, with George M. Bartholomew, Of
Hartford. as President. Since then
about 70, 000, 900 has been paid back to
policy holders. Recently the company
became involved again through compli-
cations in Bartholomew affairs. On
Sa urday last Bartholomew informed
the directors Of the company that HE
ac9ounts we're ,sh )rt 1927 600, and on
this account the appointment Of re.
ceiver was applied for. Other deicien.
les In his accounts are reported, but no
statement is yet obtainable. Bartholc-
new Is now In Montreal. he Is 70 years
Of age, and had been In business 10
Hartford over fifty years. was one OF its
most respected cit.z ,ns, aud had "the
highest credit"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
The Gas Blown Out Again.

NEW YORK, Sept IA man and
woman, each about 30 years old, hired
q room last night at Schiok's Hotel, 316
Seventh avenue. and registered simply
as RILEY and wife" This morning a
smell Of gas was noticed coming from
their room, and rs no response was
made to knoaks the door was broken
open. The gas was turned on full but
not burning, and had apparently BEEN
blown out. The couple lay In bed, the
man dead and the woman unconscious
The latter was removed to o hospital
On the dead mans left arm was tat
tooed the name of Dick Sheehan.
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Closed To-day.

The store OF P. j. Walsh & Co., No.
606 Market street, 10 closed to-day In
order to enable the employees 20 attend
the annual picnic at Belmont Park,
Philadelphia. and participate in the
festiv tiles incident TO such occasions.
There are hundreds of statesmen In the
different ests blishments of this enter.
prisinR and prosperous firm, and 3
gathering Of this kind is calculated to
infuse new life and energy into their
actions and LEAD to increased useful
ness
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

Deputy Coroner Palmer ye3
forenoon conducted the inqussH
case of Thomas NJ, Robinson of
land, who died on Saturday mi
last from the effects of a blow I'd
at Fourth and Shipley streets,
z After hearing all the testlmo
already heard, the jury returr|
following verdict:
THAT Thomas M. Roblngon d
his death fro m O blow or blows d
by some person or persons on thl
OF August Z, 1886, unknown |
jury" Foreman Nov horter III
mitted the following resolution,
was adopted and signed by |
jury:
Resolved, That the jury sum
in thu inquest in the case Of ThOl
Robinson, deceased, after dilige
quiry, fully ex0nerate Garrett III
knowledge Of or completely
matter.
The deputy coroner also held
quest yesterday ever the body 9
Kate Jones, the victim of II
mornings Are, when the jury re
the following verd lot: kate
came to her death accidentally
burning of her house on the morl
Tuesday. September 81, 1895"
This forenoon the deputy corOnl
an inquest over the bouy OF
Mulvey, 1904 Walnut street, WI
the 2lst from the blow OF a siOneI
head thrown by jackson Walka1
days ago. After o full investizs
the case, the jury returned .
that Daniel Mulyey came TO ei9
by the blow OF stone thrown oy
son Walker. Walker is out oftn
and has thus far escaped arrest,
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-. - -
The BankIupt City In Jersey.

ELIzABETHPoRT, N. j., Sept % -
This afternoon Uli'ed States Marsha'
Gordon levied on the City Hall and TIT
funds in the City Treasury on a judg
ment for S13 4s5 obtained in the United
States District Court by George and
Edward Il Bonner, bondholders. The
city OH eicals hold that the City Hall IL
not attachable and that the funds ar.
already pledged fer specifi, purposes
They refused to be tstopped by the lazy
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and chain. which w,r, ~ the
be IN stolen. and when \. MS "
stairs he found the ar..o ~ cam{
BEEN brought back. ''"s, y
Ofhcer O'Neill testified I'D
prisoner was given into h,s III
man nt . stable, to whom cus
to fell the vest. Witns.s a No b
name on the watch, and ] ~
took the prisoner to the hail ar,
lmony was corroboratad y
Harkness, who was n,ss ou oy
was arrested, Fe'ent W
Charles X. Doughertv to.,,.
the prisoner came 20 him 'ss'ih
him TO take care of the wa,o Sna
for bin, but as he saw MIR. K, an
on II, be detained him until i sae
came. He also had a vest ~, me
This was the last witness. "a .
and the prisoner made a s,. 81
the court, In which be said , ,AS.
nearly sixty years Of 400 'Hat
never been charged with AM
before. On 1.-THE day in n Ivy
said that he was so druak 1aes
know what he done, and ~ Nc
the articles he hal no kpov 10
and ,hst was Why he pleat cd r oo
The case was submitted 10 !.
who rendered q verdict on ,n W
q recommendation to mt, SUI
leaving the box. The prisons,
fenced to pay the costs CT n,n.
$76 90 restitution money ana
prisoned three months. In con u
OF the recommendation OF the
lashea were omitted.
Harrison B. Rothwell. ALA,
Awful" oolored, was arraia,
pleaded not guilty to an ina
charging him with breakino
house Of Walter G. Davis On
and stealing four pair Of nan
veets. one coat, two pair Of shoj
pair Of clippers and one ciock
Joseph Smith was arraigpsdI
Indictment charging him with
ceny OF 81, on August Is, from \
kirkwood Of Red Lion, and MD
guilty. "'
John W. DENNY, colored. u
raiRned and plead guilty to an
ment charging him with the la,l
q diamond stud valued at Sl5O nj
dollar 10 money, and was lmmsJ
senten ced 10 pay the costs of M
ton, 1901 restitution money. be- i
ontd six months, and on saturdaJ
be whipped with ten lashes.
James Murray, colored. nlel
guilty to q charge OF the lsrctny
hundred segars from A. A. al
on May 9th.
George Campbell plead not au|
an Indictment charging him VI
larceny Of q mum Der Of artic,s1
James II. Cssperson on July ls,h|
John Hopkins, colored, ple1
guilty to q charge OF the larcsI|
number of articles from MicbI
CARROLL on June LIST.
Harry Smith and Frank Hal
charged In three indictments WI
larceny of two sets of harness, o1
die, one horse, one carriage al
wagon from William Duff, Of d
ana Hundred, on August IS,
plead not guilty 10 all the indic.I
and as they stated that all their
and valuables are held by the
In Philadelphia, where they vi
rested, and that they were u
means, Austin Harrington and
H. Hayes, Esqs., volunteered to
them.
John Simmons plead not guilt
Indictment charging him with
ing into and robbing the store d
Palmer on May 10.
At 1.15 o'clock court toox D
until 3 O'Clock this Afternoon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
Fever En- Route to this Port.

Captain Cottrell, of the schooner Wi.
laka, which arrived in Philadelphia
Wednesday from Darien with a cargo
of lumber, says that on the 80 inst. b
spoke the bark Atamaha, bound ron
Darien to Philadelphia, lying in DoboI
Roads with Captain Meissener, her mas
tor, and two Of the seamen lying yer,
Ill with the fever. One of the other sea
mon had Just died of the came disease
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
Police Pickings.

There were only two cases ueiI
Municipal Court this morning GOD
these was Frank Sloan, chsreeSS,
drunkenness. for which be WE MI nj
and costs. The other was ioS In,
aid, who was not only drums 70
d isorderly. She was hneu v
cQk ia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
Dangerously Ill.

Miss Margaret Meade, the only sur
viving child of hon Richard W. Meade
formerly United States Minister T.
Spain, ia ly ing very ill at her residenc
in Washington. Sac is IS years of age
Miss Meade's two brothers. the lat
General George G, Meade, and the lat
X chard W.: Meade, were born Will
their father repre- seuted this country a
the court of Spain.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
An Ignorant Postmaster Appointed

GILBERroS, Sept. PA remop
STRANGE against the confirmation of j
M. Short, who was appointed postmas
ter Of this place several weeks ago, hs
been drawn up and sent to the Post
mastt General. The remobstrance l
signed by nearly all the leading citi
zens OF the town, and states that Shor
Ia utterly incom petent to assume chara,
of the office, being scarcely able to reat
or wrifa
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DEGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE, \
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,

sept. 10Th. 1885.
MHllln, Executor Of Roderick Sutherland,
deceased, 1t Is ordered and directed by
the Register that the Executor afore.
said give notice of granting of letters
Tcstamentlry upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date OF granting thereof
by causing advertisements 10 be posted
within forty days from the date OF such
letters In six of the most public places of the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, OF abide by an Act OF Assembly In
s sp case made and provided and also cause
the same 70 be Inserted within the came leriod
In the Daily REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper puh-
lshed In Wilmington. Del, and TO be coal TIN
ned therein three weeks (e, o, d,
(~) Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. 8. }Ofice Of the Register aforesald. a,
g. Wilmington, In New Castle Counts
Aforesaid. the day and year above written,
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NorICE-Ail persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present In,
same duly attested TO the Executor, ON
Or before Sept. 18th, 1857, or abide the Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
HENRY II. MCMULLIN, Executor.
Address, State Road, Del. s29-eod-aw
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Dots.

Ex.Chief Of Police Hawkins and OK.
Officer Mcbride have been appointed
special officers at the Baltimore &
Philadelphia station, Delaware avenue
aud DUPONT street.
Rev. Charles Breck, d. D.. former
rector OF Trinity parish. is having
handsome memorial window placed In
Old Swedes' Church, in memory of his
wife, Mary Eliz Abeth Breck.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
New Commission Firm.

George W. Spicer. formerly of the
firm Of Spicer & Little, com mission
Fourth stree. between King
and French, having withdrawn from
that firm has become the senior mem
benof the new firm of Spicer. Allen 4
Co, at No. 900 King street. Mr.. Spicey
has a very large acquaintance all
through Delaware. and will no doubt
by promptness and energy, attract d
largo trade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
A Big Family Cheaply Supported.

Andrew Irons, 1927 Allemeudo street
Philadelphia, was yesterday held ii
5000 bail by Magistrate Thompson OIL
the charge of Drunkenness, assault and
non-support. preferred by his wife. Sht
said that he hal con tributed but $7.5t
towards the support o. herself ana 6g,
children since last Fall, and that h,
had lived off the earnings OF two OF tb'
children.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
A Long sweet Potato

w. w. Sommers, who resides
Church Landing, Salem Coun'|
j., lett at our office q SWEEP
which measured almost three y
len 9Th, and about three inches .
conference. In taking 1t up ~ q
until he got tired and finally O y
off. He also left two buncnes ~
toes, in one of which there WI
and ia the other seven, showlns
prod uctiveness. His crop was
one and we hope that he VIII
something handsome out OF IT,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
VIII Visit New Castle.

Tomorrow, Friday evening, the
knights of the Golden Eagle In this
city will pay the Eagles of New Castle
q fraternal visit, and all who wish to at
tend will meet at 7.30 O'Clock sharp in
the Smith Building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
Coincidence RESOLUTION of the
Library AssOc1ati0n.

As by the death OF our honorsd|
dent, Franz Soheu, ESQ we
prom inent mem Der, the German
Of Wilmington q faithful repf9
tive, the city an improving citis1
all a true friend, and the family 1
caring husband and father,
We decree, To publish here vi
sincere coincidence and deepest
ing; IL
We decree, To express the FAM
the decedept our fullest sympsth1
We decree, To com n unicate ID
luton to the survivors and to pun
in the daily papers of this city.
A. HAUBER,
d. MAIER,
F. V. BouEDo1
Commit
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23
Temperance.

Mrs Quicker Hollipgsworth, Of the
w. O. T. U AMI a former lecturer on
Woman anu Temperance" Will de-.
liver al address on temperance in As
bury NJ. K. Church tonight The put =
lie and all temperance organization 9
are cordial y invited to atsei d
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Tha Late MT. Tildan,h VIII

WHITE PLAINS, N Y, Sept. % =
The probate of the will of the lat,
Samuel j. Tilden was again adjourned
this morning fer oDs week IN couse
quence OF the aaseoce Of Mrs. Carolip
Is. Whittlssoy.
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MARRIED..

WHITELOCK-FORD-Oni I~ bid
instant, BY the Rev Charles T. If ii
this city, CHARLES r. White,ocsd Of i
sin, Del, to Miss Mary T. f0iu
wood. Del,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

Things up pretty than the
shook the prices in our stock OF fall and winter Clothing
have their good They the price They always
fit. They are the newest styles and designs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

Received this day. One hundred
nickel alarm G ochs. Willard +. Davis,
Eas, Second street.
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DIED.

SoOTr.-On Tuesday, septepnvifs Of
40A Franklin street, MAY ~ age.
Scott, in the 30th year o. ,i nv County
lnterment at Bethel, oussVe as a, %,
on Friday, train TO leave " NV
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

The Days Arc Getting shorter
and you can not abort to be without
one OF our nickel alarm CLOCKS. The
best. Millard II. Davis, Q East End Ut.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

Received this day. Ore huudre'
-'ckel alarm clocks. Willard F Davis
Q Cast SeC ond s:zee-.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

ID. p. Smytb, No. 81 Market street
a1vertises two desirable houses for rent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

NOR SALE-ON Easy TERMS, A
e wood yard, including engine, boiler,
Jaws, horse and wagon. Also wood by the
,trd. Apply TO Ennis. Fourth street wharf,
or Ale East eth street. s9-eteods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

thought that probably he was connected
with that robbery, and went TO his house
1T Seventh and Scott streets In search
OF other articles. Henry Raisen, who
was found in the house, was an escaped
criminal from Kent County jail. and
the witness returned him to the Sheriff
Of that county.
John Gould, colored, was sworn, and
testified that he lives few doors from
the prisoner and that he saw him almost
every night. He bad known him since
he was q child and never knew any
thing against him. The witness did
not know that Raisen was In Pinions
house.
This was the last witness examined,
and Mr.. Davis made BRIEF opening
argument for the State, and was FOL
10 we'd by Mr.. Bacon for the defense
after which Mr.. Davis closed FOR the
State. ::The jury was briefly charged
by the Chief Justice and retired at IL
O'Clock.
that he was informed by L. O. Vande-
or,ft Eco. counsel for the prize fight
ara thai Richard Golden and James
Grady. who were indicted at this term
Tor an assault and battery on each other,
were willing to plead guilty to assault
and that he was willing to accept the
plea. The court then sentenced them to
Day the costs of pros ecution and fine
Of $l5 each.
William Stern, colored. who Pleaded
guilty to an Indictment charging him
with the larceny of coat valued at ",
was sentenced to pay the costs OF prose-
cution, 81 restitution money, be i'm
prisoned two months and on Saturday,
October End, be whipped with lashes.
The case Of Benjamin q. Luton,
charged with the larceny OF vest ano
q gold watch and chain from Wil!lam
Kyne, was then taken up for trial anu
q Jury drawn. The State was repre-.
sented By willard n. Porter, Esq, but
the prisoner had NO attorney.
William Kyns was affirmed, and tes-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

TOR SALE-l OVAL FRONT GROVE
II show case. 4 Get long; goo1 as new.
VEASEY . drug stors, Liz n and Monroe
streets. s23-A.t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

EvUR RENT-OSE ROOM HOUSE
y with hot and co d water, gas and bath
also one nice 4-rJCm ho1se. Apply to ID z
SnYTH, 3ll Market street s23-3ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-09-23

"Ae1EI-A 1lNSMITh Ar WILL
w liams Hopkins, Front and Jetier-
son ftfeetS. Steady employment Tor a good
hand. e22-St