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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-05-06

THE hrst-class iron steamships OF this a..
Il pany are appointed 10 sail everv Thur
asy from Boston at 3 P. NJ; from Savannah a.
ollows-standard time: -
0ATEcITY. Capt. d. HEDGE. THURSDAY.
Ma g. 90 :: $50 M
CITY OF MACON. Can't. WV. KrLExv
THURSDAY, Nav 10. at Pm
GATE CITY. Capt. ID. HEDGE, THURS
DAY, Mag at f.8lP.M.
CITY OF MACON. Can't. W. KELLEY.
THURSDAY, Has Z, at1P.M.
Through bills Of ladiDg given to New Eng
land manufacturing points and 10 Liverpool.
The compsny's wharves IN both Savannah
and Boston are connected with all rallroade
leading out Of the two cities.
RICHARDSoN& BARNARD,
ARenra
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rrnlt nd Yeretnbla Marnet.

Specirl D. Morning Yetos.
NEW YoRK. NAV 5.-straw erries, choice
FlOridas, per quart, 25a5Oc; FlOrldas,
fair 10 good, per quart, l0a2dc. Peas. none.
Beans, Florida WAX per crate, 81 hOt2 a.
beans, Florida round per crate 81 5oa2 %:
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Single copies Of the MORNING NEWS in
wrappers, ready for mailing (including
postage), can be had at the Counting
Room. Price cents.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, May 5, noon.-Consols, 1915 for
Aion VI: l0ll for account.
800 .. m.-COusols, l0l 8-18 for money /;
i0l 5-l6 for account.
NEW YORK. May 8. noon.--stocks active
but 1rm. Money easy at 20 per cent.
Exchsnge-loDg, 81 S6ls'dl $50 snort. 81 $50
(Ot 0oN. stale bonds dun but steady. Govern
ment bonds dun but steady.
$500 D. m.-EXchange, dull. Money closed
az 2GB per cent. Sub-Treasury balances
Cold. sl2S.7 5000: currency. Boss. OcO. Gov
ernmeni bonds duh; four per cents laj5<;
three per cents. 1917. State bond. dull
1he following are the closing quotations OF
thp sfnek fVphanvas
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

Bark Engelbreckt (Sw), Eckman, Liverpool
Hoist Il Co.
Bark Iris RUS, Strom, London-M Cosu-
Itch l. Co.
Schr Joseph souther, Watts. Darien, in bal
last, to load for New Haven-Jos A Roberts &
Co.
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All styles Douglas 50 Low Quarters, at
Byck Br0s.-AdU.
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DEPARTED YESTERDAY.
Steamer Katie, Bevill, Augusta and way
landngs-John Lawton. Manager.
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turpentine was quiet but steadier at S21%a
323[c for regulars. At the Board of Trade
on the first call the market WAS reported hrm,
with sales of 551a casks at 3215c for regulars.
AT the closing call it was firm. with further
sales Of $50 casks at 3215c for regulars. Rosn-
The market continues duh but steady. The
INQUIRY was light. The sales for thu day were
about ESQ barrels. At the Board of Trade the
market was reported firm for Nj and above.
and ou1et for K and below, with sales of 400
barrels al the following quotations: A. b, c
and D 81 90. Z 81 10. f 81 is. G 81 "a. II 81 so,
ISL IS. X 81 20, M$2 50. n SO 90, window glass
s3l2l5. water white SO BIZ. At the second call
il was firm for pales and quiet for ali Others,
at the following quotations: NJ 80 %, ~ 80,
window glass So Is, water white So 3715; others
unchanged,
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THURSDAY. May 8. 1856.

THURSDAY. May b. lSSb'
ARRIVED AT QUARANTINE YESTER-
DAY.
Bark Nellie Moody (Br), Forbes, Montevi-
do via Barbados in ballast-Master.
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pititt
BaIIko.
KIssIMMEE civ RANK,

Kissimmee city, Orange County, Fla
CAPITAL .......................g $50. 600
INRAN-ACT regular banking business.
i buy and sell Foreign and domestic Tx
change. Give special attention % Florida
collections. Correspondence solicited. Corr
respondents: seaboard Ma ional Bank, New
York; e.. ". Whitney n Co. New YORK. First
National Rank Of Florida. Jackannviile. p1a
Amber. Marvin 4 Stockton, Jacksonville,
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Shtpplma 3ntelIiaemrr.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-THIS DAY
SSN oOio-'sss .-..s.--.- -"
HIGH WATER atiSavannah $3.50 AM. $3.50 NJ
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BotrIs.
The Admission Inn
ANNISTON. ALA.

ANNTNIVNg AHNs
A DELIGHTFUL place for persons RE
n TURNING NORTH TO REST on the
way. The house is handsomely finished,
sumptuously furnished, and equal in table
and serv ce 10 the best hotel in America. In
candescent lights In every room; elevators to
all floors, and every convenience TO make
guests comfortable. Two trains daily via
Atlanta and the Georgia Pacific Railroad. or
via Montgomery and the East Tennessee, Vir-
GINA and Georgia Railroad.
HARRY HARDELL,
MANAGER.
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NEW YORK. May 5.-Rice steady.
CHARLESTON. May 5.-Market quiet: fair
si6G8zc. good 4l40ls<c. prime sl<lG51kc; no
SAFES.
NEW ORLEANS. May 5.-Market quiet hut
steady; fair 80 a3Nc, good 4gts -, prime
nominal; sales 8I barrels.
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Cnnlnrrcinl.
SAVANNA NANAEr.
,FFfcE OF TILE MORNING NEWS

OFFICE OF THE MORNING News
SAVANNAH. May 5. lSse, 3 PA
COTTON The market was dull and en-
tirelv nominal: nothing doing On Change
al the midday cal the market was reported
steady aud unchanged, with sales of bales.
Tne following are the official spot quotations
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san Island. The market was very quiet
,n5 unchanged. There was no inquiry, and
20 sales were reported during the day. The
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

About l O'Clock Wednesday afternoon
Patrick Gardner and three other men en-.
tered Baretord's restaurant In the base
ment Of the Western Union Telegraph
Building. at the northeast corner of Third
and Market streets, and ordered dollars
worth of oysters. While they were eating
Mr.. Bareiord stepped from the room for
some purpose when two of the party hur
rledly finished their meal and left the
place. The young man who assists Mr..
Bareford inquired about them, when the
two VINO remained stated that they had
paid for their dinner and il was ali right
but when Mr.. Baretord heard this he con.
tradicted it, and asked the others for the
money. Gardner replied that he had
better put 1t on ice, so that it would keep
and the two left the place Mr.. Bare.
ford went to see the men Yesterday
and when they refused to settle had
warrants issued for their arrest
The case was heard before Squire Berto
lette last evening, when all agreed to pa,
except Gardner, who commended that a
the other men bad invited him in the
Should pay for what he had eaten. Gard
ner also contends that the Squire had n
right to hear the case, and expressed hi
intention Of carrying it to Court. II
was ordered to pay 1926, an,
as be refused, was committed to the cells
where lie remained until about 10 o'clocl
last night, when he was released on bail
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
Tho Grade Of Fifth street.

The proposition 10 raise the grade of
Fifth street, between Madison and
Monroe, Is objected to by every prof.
erty holder In the square. No one In :
deed appears 10 desire the proposed
change except the City Surveyor
and the Chairman of the Stree t
Committee. We admit that 1t is
wise, AZ rule, to adhere to
the requirements of any ordinance,
but IN This case tho deviation occurred
at least twenty three ears ago, and II
any evil flowed from 1t complaint
would have been made before this time.
Inc truth Is that the various parties
Interested would much sooner that the
vt -eet should have remained unpaved
than that the grade sh 5uld have been
raised. There will be- sufficient fall to
carry Off he water by Continuing the
Old curb lines, and that is all that Is
neec cd In that respect We hope that
Council will look at the matter In a
business light. and permit the grade to
remain as 1t has been fer SO long a
period oil time. Where there ia no one
asks for change. souno policy REQ uires
that one should not be made
La many other pisces the street con
forms to the surface. of the ground,
and IL should be- al owed to In this in
s'anca 1t is great hard ship for
property holders who erected their
buildings according 10 the old grade,
and they shonld not be compelled for
sight reasons to make change.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
Fifth EDITI0I
MIR. Roach

SARATOGA, Nv 'usly III.
Roach, the sbip.hni n, aug G.-M, i
ously iii AT tba H puilder, is lyipr ~, 4. Y
McGregor. He hos ! Balmors %
bed the past fo S nas been confined !.
which he has tas,oS VI I'VE days, Al
has lived on n taS.eI no sold lesosi \
his doctors ,ra,,'islllhent PREPARED u
learn the true roaa,l. Its dlajenIa
for his family dsc uulIlon of The p.s1
else is admitted diane ~ ,n to talk, and r paa|
The local phys ~ sle 81 SICK room.
has been at Wr pa on Mt, NeG,l
ally for several d noach' 8 bedside co,,|
tor from New yn aysi and bis reeula,
two or three ,,,n olA mas been 70 90
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

A fshing party Of some 25 or 30 gen.
tiemer, amongst whom were William
LssR, John M. Lsgg, John Bradley.
James Murphy, Messrs. Beatty, Stir
ling, Mercer and Robinson, eli OF this
city, and Messrs. Sturgis and West OF
Newport, went to White Clay creek be-
tween the p, W. & b. Railroad bridge
and the Christiana, on lands of Thorn m
Lyman, TO enjoy themselves ut fishing.
They were euccessful hey ond their en-
pectations, Amongst the fish caupb,
being q German carp measuring "a
inches In length and Weighing twenty
nine pounds. he supposed that this
monster fish escaped from Lyman a fish
pond. The party also caught ouite
O large number OF tin taller carp. mea.
suring from ten TO fifteen inches
In length besides rock. perch and cat
fish. A good supper OF fresh fab was
enjoy ed by the party before they left
the creek. The large carp will be
served up for lunch tonight Ut the Del.
marvia saloon, TIA Market street, The
party return their thanks to Thomas
Lyman for his kindness and his yalua-
BILE ass stance
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

John b. Doris circus and menagerie
arrived in this city to day and In de q
very creditable ftreet parade, but rs
they were quite late In getting started,
many of those who had gone TO Market
street to witness It got tired OF waiting
and went hone. This is one of the
largest shows that has visited this city
Tor some time, and the company Ia now
one Of the finest on the road.
James Robinson, the great bare back
rider has no equal, and the many start.
ling feats performed by him have never
been attempted by any one else. There
will be performances this afternoon and
evening, and the large tent which has
been erected ON the old almshouse let
will no doubt be crowded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
HARRY HART,
The New York Clothing Manufacturing Co.,
NO. 316 MARKET STREET.
Obituary.


Lewis G. Stidham died shortly after
2 o'clock Yesterday afternoon at his
residence, No. 1871 Poplar street, aged
81 years, from paralysis and softentnR
OF the brain, with which he has been
affi icted for the past six years. The de.
ceased was native of this city, and a
car wheel moulder by trade, but has no,
been able to follow his business since
this affliction came upon him.
He was kind husband, and his wife
who with six small children survives
him, is almost prostrated with grief
Mr., Stidhsm had for many years bees
n member OF the Reliance Fire Com,
psny, and the members win attend the
funeral, which takes place or Sunday
afternoon. The inierment will be ri
the Wilmington and Brandywine Gene
terry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

j. B. Bell and wife are at Cape MAY
for brief period.
Peter Ford and family are visiting At
lantic City.
Joseph Fullmer and wife are also regis.
tered at Congress Hall.
Rev. G. w. Prettyman and family
are occupying their c]ttage a. Reho
both.
DR.. d. W. Maull, Eighth and West
streets, is suffering from u severe al.
tack of sickness.
Alfred ID. Poole has moved into his
new residence, Seventh and Wes'
streets.
Secretary Bayard g daughters are Wis.
Ting their amt, Mrs. Lock wood, al
Management Pier, Il l.
the condition of John r. Elliott IL
but little changed, except that the pa
tienris slowly growing weaker.
William Dupont, president of the
Repauno Chemical Company, is on a
trip Though the Catskills
Charles Stout OF the Wepgert senate
left on Wednesday morning for Tolcl es'
ter Beach for one week.
John E Madam, who has been
spending the part two wee ks at Ocean
Grove, has returned home very much
improved in hea It'll.
Daniel Fsrra, Jr., is suffering acutely
from the sting of an inject, and 1t Ii
feared thai be may lose the sight of on,
of his ey es.
81 E. Pennington, clerk OF the Munici
pal Court, who has been i'll for severa
weeks, Is somewhat better, and hope,
to be about in short time.
George Bates, Esq arrived in Sal
Francisco last Thursday on his way t,
tae saomon Island in the interest of tn
government
Mr. w. Y. Tnxhury, the artist, VIII,
has been Ill nearl! all summer witt
malarial fever, has recovered, and il
now able to attend to business.
VIM. C. White, who has been er
gagged in the harness business in Bait
more for the past four months. ha
returned to our city on account of sick
ness in his family, and will engage /
business ON Townsend street, near Il
South Wilmington.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
A Flying Trim

Frank Reeve, who is now connected
with the office of the Atlantic Times, of
Atlantic City, visited our city this
morning in order TO II eet his wife and
Child and Escort them TO his rev home
by the seaside, His health has greatly
improved tho past season, aud now that
the summer work Is over he will have
a chance to grow stout. With the prs g
tn' week the public ,tion OF the Daily
Tines closes, and from that time until
the first OF next July paper will be
issued bnt orce a week, making light
work ard giving plenty OF time for
recreation. The season dra wing To a
close has proved quite rsmanerative.
and tha hotel keepers ger era'ly are well
Satisfied
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

The formal opening Of the Acad envy OIL
Music will take place to- morrow night,
on which occasion Miss Ada Gray will
eppear In her new play entitled, "The
Ring of Iron," which will be presented
with new scenery. costumes and an.
pointments by very stroug company.
This play Is filled with startling scenes
and Incidents, and the plot, while It Is
somewhat sensational, Is consistent II,
every respect. The workmen are very
busy In putting on the finishing touches,
and verythinx will be in complete
readiness by Saturday night. The
house Is cool and we'll ventilated in
every respect, so no one need be de-
TERED from attending this fiIs. class
performance on account of the heat,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

The case OF David H Wilson,,
was charged with having commit
felonious assault on Maggie Fortak
feeble minded girl residing at No.
East Second street was heard y
Squire O'Neill yesterday aftrr
The accused was represented by Al
Harrington, E-q and as it was %
by the physician who visited the
that she was not able to appear on
count of her having fls, the case
heard without her. The testimony
not very strong against wilson and
Squire, after hearing II, conc ny
there was doubt that any asssuli
been com mitted dismi Used the case
discharged the prisoner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
TING Criminal Raaa.

A despatch from jackson v,..,..
says that Thomas H. Johnston ', xSa n
Joseph Bolton at Brandon, On I'M. TuV !
and who was recently indicted h.
Grand Jury, was yesterday n,rdo"s,d
governor Lowry. The testim0nv ~
that Bolton had BETRAYED iob ,.l
daughter. 'Ouu'4|
A despatch from Usage Mission \
sas, says Willie Sells, the MURDER, n
family, was on Wednesday sentenced N
hanged, which, under the cu.toI
Kansas, means imprisonment ior \
Nathaniel Stillman Bates va, ba =,
at Richmond, Indiana, YESTERDAY,
murdered his wife In March I'D.
made a speech saying he was guilty
was glad and ready to die.
The jury In the case of John F. nj
Tor the murder of Edward Garjr4,
New Orleans, on "Wednesday nlgbl
turned a verdict OF gully without I
tai punishment. This was the third
the jury In the previous trials having
ed TO agree.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
EDITION.



The B. s. P. Railroad Co. have placed
water tanks at Delaware avenue and
Scott street.
Several communications, addres sed &c
"Cigar," are awaiting the call Of az
advertiser In this office.
Love feast q. St. Paris church this
(Friday) evening at 7.45. ALL are in
vited.
Jeeter & Mcdaniel have severa1
horses for sale 1t their stables, No. Al!
West Front street.
The frst annual picnic Of the 8. l.
0. will be given at Rosendale Park OIL
Thursday Of next week.
The West End Assembly have en-
gagged hacks to carry ladies without
charge from Linden street to their pic
mic ut Scheutzen Park tomorrow.
Prof. d. w. Bristol will exhibit his
troop Of horses, eighteen in number. D,
the Opera House on Friday, the 18th
proximo.
Freddie Josephs, aged years, died
yesterday morning at the Home for
Friendless and Destitu 70 Children, and
his remains were inferred this morning
Pure spices, pure spices, pure spices
Now 10 the time TO use them. We Civ,
you pure goods. Crippea, 3 East Sec
ond street.
At the session of the School of Chris
tian Philosophy at Key East, N. j., OF
Wednesday, Secretary of State Bayard
was elected one of the vice presidents Of
the organization.
The Fame Fishing Club will make
another trip to Smiths Bridge Sunday
Septem Der 5. About fifty members will
60 along, and Germans hacks have
been secured,
The young men of Ashland will hold
their second grand picnic at Mt. Cuba
on Saturday evening, the 4th prox. Ell
fingers band will furnish the u usic,
and pleasant time is anticipated.
The West End Assembly will picnic
at Schsutzen Park tomorrow. Free
hacks for ladies will leave Maryland
avenue ARD Linden street at l.30 and
Fifth and Market at 2 80 o'clock.
Persons having complaints to make
In regard to neglect on the part of con.
tractors TO remove garbage from their
premises, should send IN the same tc
the secretary of the Board of Health
before 8 O'Clock a. m. 10 insure atten.
ton on same day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

Arrangements have been com pleted
by the people OF South Christiana Hun.
dred for holding n grand Temperance
Harvest Home In ex Sheriff X. Lewis
Armstrong; woods, on Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 9th. The grove contains about
20 acres, with splendid water, and lies
on the Wilmington x Northern Rail-
load.
Trains will be run from this city at
intervals during the day at extreme y
low rates Of fare. Eloquent speakers
will be provided, aud table will be
loaded With just such things as only
Christiana Hundred farmers and their
wives know how to make.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
NuIloEIo CONTRACTORS,
PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS. Will be receivad
In the Box in the City Coupcil chamber un.
I'll ~ O'Clock r. m THURSDAY Seu.
teinber 2, 1855. fer grading, as follows.
tor about 300 cubic yards of excavation
from the pod OF filptn avenue between Har.
risna ana FRANKLIN streota.
Inc earth exsaVated Is to be hauled not
more than hve squares. The stone ex ,ayated
Will De given to the contractor, who shall
promptly remove II from the street.
ne Work must be COMPLETED within 80
tract Va '1o WV
Proposals. must be endorsed ..Proposals for
graalnR tliptn avenue between ID arrison
and franklin streetsn
All proposals must be accompanied by the
customary bonds, and the sue cessfui bidder
VIII be required TO give satisfactory bonds
Tor tie faithful carrying out of his contract.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the once OF the city engineer
Inc specifications must be signed by the
contractor as part of his contract.
inc right to reject any or all bids is re-
For further information apply to
FRANCIS Mo0LDSKEY,
Street Comm issioner.
Or to JOHN M. NEWELL,
Chairman Of the Committee ON Opening
Streets, Oily Council. August rs, 1883.
au27-6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

The big yearly meeting of the !
M. P. Church, French street, tet'
Eighth and Ninth, will take
August Goth. Quarterly confer
Saturday at ~. nj. Preaching, y
day night at Il. O'Clock, Love
Sabbath morning at O'Clock. RI
ing In the church and in the 70
the church yard at II o'clock q. u
Q o clock p. IN ard at = o,ci9 n,,
REV. f. II, CHlPPEY, Past
N. B.-Gordial invitation Is e&'t
To all the friends OF Christ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
Annual Conference,

The general conference of the A
Nj. p. Church will convene in anl
session in this city on "Wednesday
and will continue in session for a
ten days. The Rev Bel amin s
president OF the Middle district,
preside. The conference Ccmpri4I
Eastern district, embracing New
and the New England Ststes; the
die district, embracing Penpylvi
Delaware and New JeFsty; the N
land disiri It, en- hrsciig Maryl
District CT Columbia ard Virginia,
the Southern district, which comp
all the southern ststes. The co
ence will be composed Of an equsll
Der of ministers and lay delegates
of each is elected to every 100 mem
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
Circus Men Fight,

Yesterday John B. Doris, whose cir
ems arrived here this morning, paid of
his hands and several of them improved
the occasion by getting drunk. THIS
morning matters had not improved
any, and the ring -maker and one of the
laborers got to blows, cutting each
other about the head severely with
stakes which they slashed around in a
reckless manner. Officers Welsh and
O'Neill being on the ground, stopped
the fight by marching the two belliger-
ant ebowmen off TO the cells.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27

NoIlOE-slt0 REWARD: ANY PER
~ son who utters Islander against any
member OF the faculty or any STUDENT Of The
hA RkNESS ACADEMY OF rHE. DELLA
VA kE STATE NORMAL UNIV EkSIlY
Will hrst be dealt with on Christian pripci.
pies, and such persons, II any, ps are not
amenable thereto shall be dealt with ac-
cordlng to Law, and their inlquity snail b.
exposed and denounced In pubic speech ard
an free press. one hundred dollars will be
paid for The bert atfldavii received within
Inlrty days setting forth the ISLANDERS ut.
tered by the male and female satellites Of
one man--ard that embraces all ISLANDERS
against the Principal for seven years past, OF
"hlch all preludicial statements that have
come to tie ears OF the un ersigued have
been falte. Furthermore such sianderers,
Win their names, personal history, their
sIanderous sta teInents, together with proofs
OF the faisity OF their statements arc liable
TO be handed down TO future generations IN
printed bound books. With great Iospeet
AM faithfuiness to the people | ad tress
WHOM II MAY CONCERN:
JOHN @. hAhkNESS.
Attorney at Law
Aug. 20, lsse-tt 10o51s L. arxet street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-08-27
An Incorrigible Boy,

When Mrs. X ate Murphy was arrest
ed q few days since on the charge of
getting drunk and neglecting her chill
dren, her little boys were sent to the
Catholic Home. One of them managed
TO escape several days ago by jumping
the fence, but nothing was seen of him
until this morning, when Special Officer
Meaoham found him at Fourth and
King streets with his head In q slop
barrel, picking out pieces of bread and
meat which he WAS eating. He was
taken to the hall aud will probably be
sent to the Ferris Reform School.