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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
FIFTH EDITION
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n. oM,lc oA Aug. There '' w..
t usual crowd in the Criminal e IVA was
o shis morning when the trial o o, ,ss
c ciasss was vas resumed. Conrad j Nue. ,as
e .i that he went from aans Mss, :
the Haymarket just before 1 ,tp n
s r'', lie testified that he he pun
spies and Fielden on the WAGON 10y 'a Nv
police arrived. He said I ha 1 whe1
Zepfs Hall when the p nS set Jun
shoot. August Krumm, a weoi Iesa)
testified that he attended tb "V UNd
m meeting with friend named pa N
Ihey went into Cranes Allev ~, A,o
pipes, owing to the fact tbs @a X
was blowing on the street, Kr ms
red hair, but his face and ba' 'Sla
resemble Spies. Ae'u
This testimony the detenso No..
offset Gilmer's evidence, Tbs yAF rS;
tend that Gilmer mistoot Nv, na
Spies. At the afternoon ses. ta
sophia Glum testified that William William
ger, one of the State witnesses s y.
her home about May IS, and st, ~
weeks. George Kochler w,s ~, r.,
amined as to the incidents Of The
market meeting, Frederick r ~
August Krause, William R
Frederick Behrens and several o,hs,
testified, but their iniormaticn =
triiling that they were scarcely ~
amined at all. Wv
Lieutenant Shea, of the Detec,ivl
partment, received by express yst1
the clothes of the man who was nj
the river at Erie, Pa, and was am
to be Schnaubelt, the bomb n
The garments were evidently not n
Schnaubelt,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

Last night about IL O'Clock Frank
Moice, JAMES Bottel and Edward
Doughton feeling somewhat musical
took seat on a dry goods box in front
of Miss McGarrity's store, on Eighth
street below Poplar and sweetly
warbled 1.-THE Flsherman's Child. +"
While they were thus engaged Ser
geant Cannon and Officer Hurlock came
along Walnut street. and not having
any music 10 their souls decided thai
l the warbling was noise and breach oil
the peace. They accordingly slipped
around to Lombard street, thence along
Eighth to where the open air concert
was being held, and arrested the entire
party and this morning Judge Sharplsy
showed that he too failed to appreciat,
music by imposing fine OF So anc
costs in each case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

In the U. g. Senate on Wednesday Mr..
Sewell, from the Library Committee, re-
ported a joint resolution, which was
passed, accepting from William ii. Van
derbilt and Julia Dent Grant objects of
value and art presented by various foreign
governments to the late Ulysses 8. Grant.
They are accepted with grateful
acknowledgement" and are to be held by
the United States and preserved and pro-
tected In the National Museum, for the
use and inspection Of the people of ths
United States. A message was received
from the President, returning, In comp,i-
ance with a request of the Senate, q bill
granting an increase of pensions to sol
diers who lost an arm or leg in the SER
vice. On motion of MIR. Plumb the House
| bill to restrict the ownership of real es-
tate In the Territories to American citi-
| zens, with an amendment In the nature
| of a substitute, was passed. The Senate
then took a recess until eleven o'clock
this morning.
In the House. Mr.. Morrison offered a
resolution, which was unanimously
| adopted, declaring "that the House oil
Representatives of the United States has
heard with profound sorrow of the death
of that eminent and distinguished citizen
Samuel J. Tilden Mr.. Oates, of Ala
bama, asked unanimous consent to report
from the Judiciary Committee and have
Immediately considered resolution re-
citing that "it is alleged that the Presi.
dent and Directors OF the Union Pacific
| Railroad Company, without the consent
of Congress and in violation OF law, issued
in 1888, five and six per cent. collatsra
trust bonds; that. in 1883 and 1884, theJ
paid dividends, Notwithstanding the com
pany at the time owed gross floating
debt of Sl3 600 600, and that In 1883 ant
1885 they guaranteed interest Of the ond
of the Oregon Short Line Railroad Com
lpauy in violation of law" ard empower
ing the Judiciary Committee by sub-com
mittee "to Investigate these allegation
and all the facts relating thereto; to 81
during the recess and to report to tn,
House by bin or otherwise" Mr.. O'Nei
lot Pennsylvania, objected, notwithstand
ing Mr.. Oates said that he was In posses
Sion of letter from Charles Franci
Adams asking dor the investigation. Mr.
Morrison called up the conference repor
on the Surplus joint resolution, and ate
debate it was agreed to. Mr.. Belmont
from the Committee on Foreign Affairs
reported the resolutions in regard to tn
imprisonment OF Cutting in Mexico, an
were Immediately considered by unan
nous consent. Pending discussion tn
House took recess until ten o'clock thi
morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
A Strange Career Ended

NEW YORK, Aug. "A wi
special froM Red Bank, NJ,
"Henry ID. Beach, brother Of M
Beach, former owner OF thu M.
"Sun," and for many years 4 ID
OF Red Bank, has died in Nova
Mr.. Beach's eccentrlciiies vu2
known TO the people Of this yld
and q few months ago he was Id
insane By sheritl's jury. The u
OF the jury further s.aled that n
been Insane for over seven yesrl
the time the verdict was red
Beach had escaped the Restraint
friends, and up 10 within a shof|
OF his death III Nova Scotia bis VI
ings were unknown to bis reid
No SOS b. Beach, his brother, vs
pointed as his guardian.
During the period of Beach's lnI
he had married Mrs. Emily @
and made over TO her, either d
or through q third party, most
real estate which he owned, WI
had been pronounced insane
jury, Moses s. Beach, guardia'
pointed by the court, began sui|
cover the property. The case Id
DrOgreSS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

E. Harold Rnoads Ia located at Sea
Isle City for a short vacation.
Mr.. Manuel s. Hope, of Philadelphia,
is visiting friends in this city.
Laura Kseler, of PlGnixville, is
passing q week with the family OF
Mayor Rhoads.
Deputy Sheriff Giffin started yester.
day to make tour through the ALE
gheny Mountains.
Mrs. Mary G. Cnuse has gone to
Atlantic City for three weeks visit,
and will be q guest at the Merir
House.
Mrs. Elizabsth III. Jones and Mrs
Hester A. Mahsn started this morning
on An extended sig ht seeing tour through
Pennsylvania.
Robert K,oke, an employe of the Har
Ian ~ Hollingsworth Company left THU
city yesteid day on a three months visi
10 Brazil.
w. j. Lse, of the Warren Club, o
this city, started on % two wesk's vaca
ton this morning. He will visit New
York, Centeryiile, Md, Dover, ant
| FELTON,, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

SHENANDOAH, Aug. I'M
charged printers of the Evening
establishment, who persist in eli
that they are ont on strike, y
circular this evening asking tts|
organized labor, and requsstia
bu .iness men and public to BOYD
Daily and Weekly Herald, The
Herald and the Colliery Ensln9
three OF which are published N
Kirk " God q Co. The circular
is being distributed sets firth
legged grievances Of the printers,
are as follows:
THAT girls are being empIc!eP
a view to introducing cheap
and discharging male j9urnI'
That the apprenticeship system
violated, and there Is m!smsnsl
in giving out work to printers,
the outcome will be it is ditnll
state, but 1t IL improbable thai
Germ will iutfer serious Ios',
papers are beng turned Out pio
and the office has all the PRIME
auires. The proprietors say Y
charged printers can not Do ie''
under any circumstances.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

Mr.. Payne, of Illinois, has prepared /
tabular statement showing the number
of acres of railroad land forfeited by the
Forty eighth Congress- and the first ses
sion Of the Fort5 ninth Congress, Dur
ing the Forty -siOhth Congress- bills were
passed by born Fouse and feuate, anc
became laws: FORGETTING Oregon C1n
trail, 80, $50 acres; Texas Pacific. 49,
800 coo, and Iron Mountain, 800 900
During the present session laws bav,
been enacted Sorteiting 90, s7l 800 acre.
of Atlantic and Pacific land, anu 7 COO,
900 acres of land granted 10 varicu
8 5uthern railroads. The House ha
passed three forfeiture bills which hav
not received favorable action by tn
Senate, VIZ, Gulfsnd Ship Island. 652
800 acres Northern Pacific. SO 907 "A
acres, and New Orleans Pacific, $40
400 acres.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

The case of William Patterson, who
was held by Judge Sharpley yesterday
morning on a charge of indecent con
duct with come little girls at the p, W.
& B., Railroad station, last Tuesday
evening, seems to be even worse than al
first repo rtsd. Through the efforts of
Special Agent Vandegrift tn 9 little girls
appeared with their mother before
Judge Sharpley this morning, ard tht
facts as detailed by them are not only
sickeninR, but, If true, stamp this mar
ss q monster. The Judge, after hear Ing
the children g statements, increased the
hail to 81 600
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
A Fatal ram Down Stairs.

READING, Aug. 4 Shortly before
mid mi ht last night Daniel Strunk, aged
"a years, fell down stairs at his resi-
dence in this city. He was picked up
unconscious and placed In bed. The
family physician, DR.. 3. l.. Kurtz was
sent for, but was too III to respond &c
the call. Several other doctors were
then summoned, but all refused to at
tend Strunk, saying the family physi
clan shonld be ca lied in. Meanwhile thu
aged sufferer recovered consciousness
and fingered In agony for five hours
when death resulted. His neck IL sur
posed to have been disloeated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

Last Saturday night Mayor Rhoadt
sent Special Officer Meachem to order
the street fakirs to desist, and stop theil
business in this city. TIE order wal
obeyed for the time being, but lasl
night some of them ventui ed to resume.
Among them was q young man who
had a most wonderful backing, and
while he WAS loudly pruolaiming its
merits, he WAS interrupted by police
man, who marched him to the hall
The arrest was made by order OF Mayor
Rhoads, who is determined, as far az ID
in his power, TO break up this street
business. As the backing man prom
ised 10 leave town he was released,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
FOURTH EDITION



Ever since yesterday week sgo
three ladies Mrs. Alrich, Mrs. Brown
and Mrs. Roberts with their fam lilies
have been encam ped In 81. Paurs circle
Brandy wine Summit camp. Lewis T.
Grubb. who has been superintendin ing
the erection Of some tents on the
grounds, has been domiciling In the
preachers marQue. He speake OF .
terrible storm that passed over the
grounds about 2 O'Clock on Saturday
morning last, but fortunately did no
damage. Two clouds met In the violin
ity aud the thunder and lightning was
terrific.
The wird blew so hard that the tops
OF the tall 1.-the trees apparently kitsed
the earth. the rain poured down In tor.
rents and MT. Grubb. says he expected
to see Q scene Of destruction in the
morning, but when morning came
every thing Was calm and the porous
ground had already absorbed the over
flow OF rain. The lightning struck
n barn not far distant and killed o horse.
1t also struck couple Of trees not faI
away, but the camp meeting woods
escaped.
Monday increased the tenters. Mrs
makluulb anu 0cuISo mCOoii utoNou
into ST PAuls Circle and w. N. Nc
Cormick into the Union. Since then
James A. Oliver, who keeps the Union
boarding tent, Isaiah II. Thomas, who
keeps the provision tent, aud Mrs
Taggart and the Misses Talley, the
latter from Mt. Peasant, BRANDY " inc
Hundred, and w. l.. Bowers, have
tented.
Quite q large number have gone ou'
TO Jay. This managers have been com
PEELED to put up eight new tents. ant
the indications are for much largel
camp thsn was ever held In the wood,
before. Willard F. Davis, the popular
Second street jeweller, has actual!
grown go sristocratic as to put up {
regular one story cottage with a BAL
windo " In IL.
There 10 come talk Of curbiug tn,
highty aspirations Of those who lool
with disdain upon n rough hemlocl
board tent. There will be preaching
en- the grounds on Sunday morning
august Sth, at 10 O'Clock, by the Rsv
"FAtber" Hance; at 3 O'Clock In tn
afternoon by Rev. Leroy Magee, 0
Elam Church, and in the evening b.
Rev. w. II. Smith, OF Sloan Church
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
THIRD EDITION .
Dots.

BOtn.
Buy your -four, feed and grain from
Tatnsll Bros. Mill, 101 Maryland ave
Mrs. Morris Grub, Mrs. Henry
Kienle and Mrs. Jane Grubb have gone
to Brandy wine Summit camp.
The Smyrna Times states that Alex
aDder FAIRIES pulled tomato from hi
vines that weighed two pounds.
Hsrry L. Douglass OF Smyrna en-
listed IN the U. 8. Cavalry, . few days
ago, and has been ordered to Jefferson
Barracks, Missouri.
Miss Mamie Kennealley, the little
beauty OF Wilmington, Del, will starr
for Washington on Tuesday next. where
she win remain for several weeks.
Any one having q second hand doc.
tors buggy TO dispose OF, may hear OF
. purchaser by addressing s'Phaeton, a
ut the REPUBLICAN Office.
A postal from Gregg Chandler, who
ID passing the Summer at Ocean Grove
visiting there; all are we'll and appeal
to be having = pleasant time.
Elias 8. Reed, q lawyer Of Atlantic
County, N. j., formerly of Dover, vii
be q cand idate for the Democratic Con
gressional nomination IN the First Dis
trict.
Mas Susie G., daughter of John Ben
son of the National hotel, No. l09 Eas
Water street, Is passing = few week.
with her sister, Mrs. John Cochran
near Chatham, Chester County.
Madame Fletcher desires us to ga.
that all those wish to consult her In re
gard 10 coming events in their life
should call the present week at No. 81
Market street, as she will soon termi
nate her visit to our city.
Joseph Stephenson OF Green Spring
Approximately Hundred, has pur
chased Of George and David Denny {
Philadelphia a farm Of 1870 acres |
Raymond's Neck, Kent County, f'
$8, 500.
1t is now known that Schnaubelt, Il
bomb-thrower, Was net the man wi
com mitted suicide at Erie, Pa. tt
clothes of the dead man have bee
found altoge Their too small for man I
Schnaubslt's size.
The corner stone of q monument =
Baron DsKalb was laid yesterday
Annapolis with Masonic ceremonie
William T. Iglehart delivered the OIL
tion. The statue will be unveiled I
the 10Th inst.
The temperance folks Of Mill Gre
Hundred will hold grand rally in .
jackson Whiteman's grove, near Ebe
ezer M. e. Church in that hundred,
Thursday, August II. The Rev. j.
Willis and candidates James h. III
fecker and Richard M. Cooper and 9th
speakers are expected to make q
dresses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
Base Ball,

The following games were played yes !.
terday:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3; St.
Louis, 6.
New York-Nsw York, IA; Kansas
City, 4.
Washington Washington, 4; Chica.
go, 6.
Boston-Boston, g.; Detroit, a
Louisville-Louisville Is; !etic
8.
Cincinnati-Cincin nati, ID; Baltimore
10.
st. Louis-St. Louis, ~; Metropoli
tan, l.
Pittsburg-Pittsburg, 5; Brooklyn, 3
Willismsport - Williamsport, 10
Scranton, Q.
Altoona-Altoona,7 Z; Wilkesbarre,
NOTE.
The Baltimore club knocked out thre
pitchers at Cincinnati yesterday, Pech
iney, Powell and Corkhill
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

The employees of the susquenasv,
ing Mill, the Columbia Rolling y
the Columbia Iron COMPANY,
caster, Penna., struck on lu u ~
ing for an increase OF wages " NJ
delphia basis. About 4Vo ope'al
affected. .,io,ed
Eight hundred men emplpl a'a
Hateiy packing house at the ! n az
Yards in Chicago have strliek ~
return to the ten hour system, Ill.,, y
The Philadelphia and Readilg : :
at Reading, has been emp .Gnr J
who was not a Knight Oh L 10 Val
refused to become one, y ~ nlovesl
morning more than l50 sI y go1
out of the shop, refused u :, , an.
him, and the foundry Is NJ" -,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
CALIFORNIA; New Senator.

Hon, A. P. Williams, selected by the
Republicans of the California Leeis-
ture to filled the unexpired term
Of the late Senator Miller in the
United States Senate, il a native
of Maine and an intimate friend OF
Hon. James @. Blaine He Ia chair.
man of the republican State committee,
and enjoys heavy bank account. A
San Francisco dispatch states that he
WAS selected through the Central Pacific
Railroad agencies.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
Burned to Death In an Elevator.

HARRISBURG, Aug. A curious &C
ciceLt happened at the Paxton furnace
tc- Gay by which a filler named George
W. Bcbb wiz lose his life. About noor
gas acc umulsted in the stack and ig
nited, causing an explosion that forced
volume of fame and gas from the tor
of the ftsck. Bobb, who was at the
top, was burned all over the body, but
had strength sufficient 10 jump on che
elevator and pull the rope. When be
resched the bJttem his clothing was
burn. entirely of. Hetied, soon afte,
~. ....aa, 4 z, ~ a h sor,itaA Hia a..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

Three desirable farms. situated IL
Pencader Hundred, belonging to tn
estate of the late David Boulden, will
be sold at public sale, by the executors
at the Kirkwood Hotel on Saturday
the 7th inst, at 10 m. Persons VIII,
wish to engage in farming should at
tend this sale, as good bargain will
very likely be secured by the pur
chagers,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
Arrived AT Jersey city.

Gouley's excursion to New York,
Brooklyn Brio ge, Coney Island and up
the Hudson TO Newburg and West
Point, left the P, w. & B. Railroad
Station at 3 O'Clock this morning. A
despatch was received from Mr.. Gouley
about $50 O'Clock, stating that the ex-
cursion had arrived at jersey City ~
8 45 a. M, and with every indication Of
q pl. asant day to all on board.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

Il
CUMBERLAND, hp aug paItit
Plttsburg express on Ine soan suI
ohio Railroad was near ',i sS onc
this this morning, the engine cam and t Gu'
cars became separated ~. w va. 50
of the train. The fact wont D
covered, but when toe aern aOr ress i
run back it was for SOM ,b ,e' b
with such force as to lna n,n. ~ Vi
Of IT the cars. Two T. tra my ssp re
riding between two ' Of ln Instant saTr
We're crushed, one being il lss j
and and he other dying in = lgS
Their names were no y Cnmberls
hod.ss were inferred at 7 uID
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
New store House

naniel Bickta, south ~es' IA
Eighth and Madison sms stab, stable a
1 new he 's 9s%s st structure re d
destroy Destroyed by FIRE "a; nSep ns % s S is
by 80 feet deep, wiz hish, SilII
s xa,s, s sso ss ssSa''is a5s51 ',,s z
throughout the gent centre pine G ii
s snarius. The contract =, vs. stOcsr
CHARLES W. Goodinf, 'D'
and Madison strtet'' -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
Books Lost.

William II. Baker, secretary of the
Warren Athletic Club, sdvertises the
loss of an account book between Second
and French and Eleventh and Walnut
streets. The secretary's book of the
Warren Club has also been lost, and
suitable reward will be paid II returned
to the Warren Club room, or TO 11l2
Walnut street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
Concert at the Almshouse

The first of series OF concerts was
given at the aimshouse yesterday after
noon by the First Regiment Band, who
for the first time in their new
uniforms. They we're conveyed to the
buildings in oouveyances furnished by
Undertakers Martin and Wilson and
Mr.. VIM Lawton. The music was
highly appreciated by those for whose
benefit it was given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

Yesterday Afternoon y, ne ~ P, VI
Railroad Railroad was nearing d nsggei lus Y
Morgan, noticed "a, . n the road !,
s g. ilsss si'T Hs Dew tss Ss'ss
finding that the team aa6 sTucceededi
ping the engine @h the wagon, =.
s tssn m ,nSa1' asosrtained 'D''
Vas sound asleep.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

D,XECUTORS' SALE OF REAL ES-
Ia TATE. BY authority Of the last wi II
testament OF George Boulder, deceased, the
undersigned will offer at pubic sale, At che
hotel At kirkwood station, on tho delaware
Railroad,
ON SATURDAY.
THE 7TE DAY OF AUGUST, 1880,
ut Il O'Clock m,
All ths real estate OF George Boulden. de-
ceased, not otherwise disposed OF, being q
tract OF sos acres Of valuable land. located
about 2 miles south OF Glasgow, in Pen
csder Hundred, New Castle County, Del,
divided into . farms viz:
No. l.-known as the Frazer Farm" con,
tanning 100 acres, without buildings, all
all arable bounded by two pubic roads,
lands Of Dr. James Weary, MIS-. Hsnnah
Barr and others.
No. 2.-Ihe "Home Farm, 4" containing EOS
acres, l4o acres arabic and 81 acres wood
land. principally white OAK and chestnut)
with large brick dwelling and all necessary
outbuildings, ad Dining No l and bounded
by lands Of Edward Jones, h. b. Chambers
| and others.
| ing 27y acres, lsl acres arabic and s. acres
woodland principally white oak and chest
mutt with large frame dwelli ~ and all ne.
cessary outbuildings, adjoining No. 2, and
bounded by lands OF heir, OF Wesley Alrich
| and others.
4 These farms are well worth the attention
| OF those seeking either homes or invest
ments, having been occupied by the iats
owner for many years. They are we'll fitted
up and in excellent order. They have COZ
venient Dwellings, good fences and out
buildings, variety OF fr 1its, shade trees. etc
lrhey are located In thrifty neighborhoods
convenient TO markets, schools and churches
land must be sold to settle the estate.
Il Plots will be shown on day Of sale. Tn
. property will be offered separately or all to
pether, Terms OF IS le made known on da,
OF sale. The properties will be shown py tn
tenants residing thereon, Parties At dis
/ lance wishing to view the premises vii
plea se address David Boulden, New Castle
lei, or James M'Muliin. st, Georges, De
For further inform zion call on or addree
the Undersigned.
DAVID 8OULDEN,
JAMES M dULLIN,
| Executors.
.. iyl0, II, "a, au4 d iylb, ~, 20, au5-wt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
Contract Awarded.

The contract for building the neS y
passenger depot for the Baltimore -, .
Philadelphia Railroad Company, az c, ,n'
Delaware avenue crossing In this cry
has been awarded to ex Building a dn
spector Philemma Chandler, at Slo,9ov
There were two other firms whose plo a.
were lower, but when the CONTRACT WA -
ready to sign they Withdrew, leaving
M chandler the lowest bidder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
Half Mast.

As soon az the news of Mr.. Tilden'.
death was received In this city yester-
day, Mayor Rhoads ordered that the
flag on the City Hall should be plact6
at half mast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

NATcHEz, Miss, August 4 Judge
Joseph Shields, prominent member of
the bar aud author OF Life and Times
OF s. 3. Prentiss," committed suicide
by strangnlatlon last night The loss of
his wife some mouths ago had affected
his mind.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

Mrs. Mary hilton and Mrs. Annie
Chad wick and family start to-day 10
spend one week at Miller Cottage, At,
lantic City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

Mrs. Robert 7. Elliott, with her two
little daughters, and Miss Ida Wilson
has gone to atlantic City to stay Two
weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05
rs. pra., deut,s vacation.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. 4-The Itch
dent will not leave Washington Ios II
summer vaction until week after nexs,
He will go direct to the. Adiro ,sa ~
mountains, and will be accompanleu u
Ms. Cleveland ~ nss.; folson ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-05

A suitable reward will be paid for a
gold scarf pin at 204 Market street, that
was lest In the Seventh ward.