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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
sylvan narr,nxc BeIIs.

Last evening Rev. c. W. p rettymar
performed the marriage ceremony be
tween Mr.. Charles A. Publ, son OF tn,
late Justice o, Peace John II. Publ ,an(
Miss Anna, daughter Ct Mr.. and Mrs
William II. ToulAon, 7O7 Monroe street
A large party Of friends were present
and the happy bride and groom wor
remembered with ID any useful and OF
namsntal presents, besi de a multitud
of good wishes for their fu.ure happ
eee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

A letter has been received In this
city from Robert Evans, of WATERFOWL.
n. Z. stating that the stranger who fel!
d cad Last Saturday Is named George X !.
Harrington, and that be is brother Of
Mrs. b, s. Potter the wife of Professor
Potter of Bloomington, Ill. Word has
been seut to Mrs. Potter, and 1t is.ex
pec.ed that abe will send instructions
in regard 10 the disposition OF the
remains
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

Chief OF Police DonsheIgg IA
ed n letter from Mayor -.
Chester. stating that the q R,,iJ|
who dropped dead IN D, y
stsre No. los shipley siree In
day morning, stopped ios y,t
Last week AS the Drove .,.d y
South Chester, and reels; .nsysI
X. Harrington, OF blool.,,r %
Mayor also states 10 uss, I +, i
ceased that be is informs IN
tho proprietor Of the hoN siog N
not drink any liquor du''D'
the house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

The weather laid out by Mr.. De Voc
for the next two or three weeks Ia abou'
Is follows: Mild weather until the 9th,
and then q bitter cold novtheist salt
along the coast with snow storm out
on the ocean foRs, warm weather and
rains from the 18th until the 5th OF
February, followed bya sudden cold
snap on the 9th and severe snow. storm
on the sth, with destructive gales aloni
the coast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
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A1Onin~AnhfS

The Geological Gardens, ore OF Gin =
oinnati's chief attractions, is 10, fnan
cial trouble. IL is handicapped With
a debt oiSi35, COO, and the presidents
report TO the stockholders states that
unless the pr essure can be ren owed soon
the sale Of tha real estate ard the AMI
mails ia inevitable. The Commercial
Gazstte saw: Cincinnati Gan no more
spare the Tx than she can spare Music
Hail." aud appeals to the public 10 IS
sist by subscription In rescninR It from
the sLesiti's hammer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
A Marrow Escape.

On Wednesday morning, as a man
was crossing Eighth street, at Walnut,
he slipped aud fell to the ground, when
the wheel of cart that was being
driven quite rapid along cams with :
In few inches Of passing over HIS
head. Fortunately tie man was not
injured by the fall.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
Finger Ampntsted.

On Monday last young girl who 10
EN- : loye at the Pussy stocking factory
hal the index finger Of her right hand
caught between tho cog.w heels OF a
II lchine, aud badly lacerated. She was
taken TO DR.. Mama office, 6l9 K. 10th
street, where part OF the finger was
amputated, after which she walked to
her home on Curlet street above 7th.
She Ia doing we'll aud will soon be able tc
resume work
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

During the holidays, two women call.
ed al the Adams Express Office in this
city, and left their coats,
which they requested Superintendent
Belts to keep until they returned SIEVE.
raj days elasped. aud rs they did moi
come an advertisement was inserted In
the pagers requesting them to call ard
take them Suay, but up to yesterday
the coats had not been claimed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

Tho honti6ore Beneficial Society
will hold its sixth annual reception ct
Webster's Dancing Academy, In the
Masonic Temple, on "Wednesday oven
ing, February 81. The reception River
by this society last year WAS the event
OF the season, and there 10 every reason
10 believe that the coming reception
will equal IL not excel ali heretofore
given.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
lmprnxAmAnt.

A now front an tloors ara to be
placed In the stor occupied by p. j.
Walsh & Co., No SOC Market stIest,
making it one of tbs abandonment in our
city. f Il Brennan, thu local mem
Der of the firm, is full OF energy, and
will see that the huainess goes on as
usual while tho improve ments are be.
ing made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

Peter DouRherty, who was let on On
Monday, on his promise that he would
go to work, wac bSck in the dock thil
morning, and officer Hanna tsstif,
that he came TO the hall last eveHiI &
drunk, aud he locked him up. Tt Z
judge sentenced him to pay . fine OF Il
and costs, which will send hin back {
New Castle jA for the next sixty da' q
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

RIoHARDSON-on the 21th inst, Joseph,
son OF he late James and Mary Richard
con, aged a. years
Relatives and friends Of the family are re-
apectfuily invited 70 attend the funeral nom
his late residence, 2iS West Fourth street, on
friday, the END inaI. at o'clock y. m. In
torment 81 Wilmington and BrAndyuine
cemetery.
KINsLER on the 2lA infant Mn.
Mary kinsieT, sgsd 20 years ana Q
months.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted 70 attend the funsral services on Friday
evening ct % O'Clock, at the residences OF
her son .in.law, henry Mann, t0T south
Jaokson street. lntorment 81 Coatosyille, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
A Farm For Male

The farm Of the late VIM. Booth
situated near New Castle, and contain
ing over l4O acres, will be sold NJ pnb
Tic sale at the Court House, in this city
on Saturday, the 23d inst by William
y. sprnanoe, Esq, trustee appointed
by the Court OF Chancery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
Fell ON the Ice,

Last evening as DR.. John Cameron
was passing along Jefferson street neal
Sixth, he slipped and fell on the ice,
stunning himself and inflictng gsth
on his head. He was assis ed 10 his
home by some passers by who wines
ed the accident.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

Having purchased the tobacco and
Cigar store, No. 3 East Third street, the
smoking and chewing fraternity will
find all the leading brands of tobacco
aud CARS In stock at all times. Give
u- call and be convioced. K. RAY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
Eft I H ED|I


ruA marrow Es,s
The Smyrna Tins. ~
morning Mrs. james p h
Cd on the draft in ,he a.
OF her pafior, 70 stu
going mp stairs In nait',.
70 do some work a.
what she supposed b. ~
minutes. 20 shut 1, on a.
mantle lAmbrequln ~
fringed one, on which -.
cd much lsbor) In a liS S'
rushed 20 tear It down h.,
caught hre herself. R,a
servant girl had come ~
In aiding her 70 &c. on, :, n
dress, and by the comA,,I1
the two Il was torn t,o,
and thrown on the hal ~
then ran 70 the drug ..,' j
In q voice Of alright 10 n.
that his wife was on ar. /,
70 the sct ne he picked IN,
lap which was thrown -
ing carpet where the 49,
cast, rs we'll rs he coma |
smoke. and thus snasdl
Ore. fortunately with M !
than q damaged cArp., n
parlor and hall, and a e,-'l
had also been burned, Nh
Ing no injury except the
her fingers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
PopuIsr'

The Smyrna Times s.m 81 q
says: The Kempa iapi n.tic 4
greeted by an enthusis'..oic
last night under the Esupi
new Hose Company Sspa,
the piano with o maste, The WI
three daughters hanuio ,ssese
dexterity and extract .ss psr''
rom VOL strings than h asr "
before been heard from
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
w.,aFeTCOnrI, !,

This morning Isaac olb,frs
further hearing on tne IRONS
ing nearly three dollars sa,b Of "
mans pocket, while , DIs. d ~,
enjoying the hospital NJ TPus.da.
station Tor lodgings, on > : . Il tbsf
The Judge said he eth t9OH fsasc
was sufficient TO hold - ls $50
sommitted in default o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
A serious Au.,l

About l o'clock yes.sd,
as two young colored mes
along 1t Tenth and ~
they were attacked byAesl
boys, who threw stons. n
them In other ways. ThI
nnally turned upon n.
hapdled some Of them pp-|
One OF these boys Ia nars.l /
resides At No. 0i2 Benns,, \
while one OF the ooiors
thraahipg him some ons Il
told his brother Edwaft. Al
who drives n wagon toi z
Booker. He hurried 90, y
ance of bis brother, aud |.
gagged IN nm alteration va
men, when one OF them w,
. brick which struck hin e
ard felled him sen selers q )
The men made their escsr,. /,
this mornisg had 10, bsea
Smith was picked ur "a
blood, and carried 10 hi. d
he lay In an unconsciou. 4,
nearly too hours. There I
cash ON hts head, and u
pronoupces him in a cr.ta|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
FRENCH
SATTEENS

Oh i l. LLNOI
In all the new designs and
colorings. These elegant fab
RIGS are likely to be largely
oversold, and an early choice
will be the best.
VIM. b. SHARP.
Fourth and Market. Silk Department.
Don't be misled into be-
lieving we will have no more
cold weather. One swallow
does not make a spring, and
you'll yet need heavy cover
ing for both body and bed.
We have odd lots and
broken lots Oh Men and
Women's Underwear which
are reduced to close out
Mems Shirts and Drawers
rs and so cents from SO cents
land 81.
Mems Shirts Every heavy
Merino, oddly $500 from
IS2.5o and S. 90 regular
made.
Ladies' Scarlet Vests only
LIS cents from 81.
Ladies' Vests, good heavy
Merino, silk stitched, so
cents Drawers also.
Good Underwear is better
tor children than doctors
bills, and our physic is easier
taken. We have for chill
drenVests and Drawers in all
Isles and prices from 10 cents
to $3.50 each, and one Of
them might save a cold.
| Our regular lines in the
celebrated American Hosiery
1 Company's goods, which are
next to Cartwright & War
ner's, we always keep up
and no nicer goods are made
for the price.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market. Notion Department
All the best brands O
lMuslins and Sheeting cut a
Wholesale rates.
You can save time ano
trouble by buying here you
[Sheets ready made !; 2,
yards long, al yards wide
! 70 cents.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Fourth and Market. Basement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
Tho Combination Of Ingredien,

used in making Browns BRONCHIAL
IRocHEs Is used To give Ihe best posi-
Bile effect with safety. They are the
best remedy in use for Coughs, Cold.
and Throat Diseases,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
MARmHkn.

ins. aoth inst, Al The rssidsuos sf the
brides pArests, f07 MonTos street, BY the
Rev. q. W. Prsttyman, Mr.. OhariSs A.
Publ 70 n las Anna Touison, toth Of this
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
Buttons,

New buttons for coats, and two sizes
King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

Tomorrow promises to be clearing
and slightly colder. Saturday, fair ami
stationary temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
NAW RnlGnma.

We have opener this week fine AS
fortmsnt of fancy buttons, three sizes
10 match. NJ, i Riley, 228 King street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21
Terrapin.

A few dozen diamond back tarrspiu
have inst been reoeivSd by Wigglet
worth, No. 800 Monroe street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

ENoR RENT OR FOR SALE-STEAM
H. power. suitable for kindlIpg wooI bust.
bess. exc Apply at 200 Last Second street.
- W. hlhLtL. l20-ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

Two JAMES N. OuN-
WELL 4 CO dealers In nsherm en- q
supplies. Hopes, tWine and netting, No. 22O
ench street. t20.im
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

RtUk SALE VIZ 6Y Low, 5 90 QUARTS
Il OF milk for calves or pigs At CTeamer
l20-0t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

HkAse OF enc TneFmomessR
at TIE REPUBLICAN office In the shade
z O'clock 10 O'clock IL o'clocl
301 $40 goo
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-21

I1NOn SALk-rWO I W. .yIOnY 1Kl,,6
u dwellings with ive rooms each, water
IN ktchfn. For only $3.50 each. n ID.
"ALiEh COZ Sbipley street. lao 90
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19
Activity in Building Circles.

A gentleman yesterday contracted for the building
of medium sized dwelling house, and within hall
hour the builder had orders for three houses Of
the same kind He says that buildings of this class
are in demand, and that before winter sets in many
will be erected Especially" he said, "do look fol
a rush within the next six weeks"
Real estate during the week has not been as active
as during the preceding week, but enough was done
to dealers and holders in the belief that the
advanced prices and increased demand will set in at
an early date. The transfers amounted to $I03
457.S5.
The issue of building permits was confined to
houses of average cost of 81 200, the aggregate
value for the week being $4,000 including the fol-
lowing improvements above 81 600: r. L. Bradley,
oneand "a haf-story frame Bellefontaine street be-
tween Seventh and Eighth, $3.50; Anna E. AFTER
burn, Beefontane street, between Christian avenue
and Cherry, cottage $1.220: James j. Marley
ketcham street between Merrill and Sinker cottage
81 200; IA r. Shields, same locality cottage ST. 200
IA. Arnhoter Virginia avenue, between Buchanan
and Grove streets. brick business house, So, 800
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19
Not Insane but DeDraved.

The inquest of lrnacy Frank Powell, under
charge of burglary, resulted yesterday in verdict
that he did not need treatment at the Insane Hosp
tai Dr. Field testified that the only trouble with him
was depraved nature. that led him to become klepto
maniac and follower of vicious habits. Dr. Selman
said he imbecile and ought to be sent to in
stitution for the Predetermined. DIR. Barnes thought
him insane. The magistrates began this case last
Monday and after preparing for testimony adjourned
until Friday. bill for four days fees presented
to the clerk, and they account for the service
IN ss thew way s da % Son the
day. they met at the time set and after issuing sum
monses to witnesses adjourned until Friday; third
day testimony heard and preparation of verdict laid
signed the forms. Three hours could have satisfied
the demands of this inquest but the magistrates get
$50 each and the examining doctors $12 EACH DR.
Barnes wanted pay for expert testimony but the clerk
would allow him only the fees of ordinary witness
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19
Arrest of Confidence Men.

On Thursday two fnelooking men, middle-aged
arrived at the Bates House and paid their board for
week in advance. The same evening Captain Colbert
and Sergeant Quigley them and recognized them
as a couple of notorious confidence and bunko-
steerers. Friday they rented room in the boarding
house just south of the Stewart Place. and from their
actions the officers knew they preparing to work
bunko game They in the city about four
months since and had rented the same when they
suspected that the police watching them and left
Yesterday afternoon they to entice an old
farmer, Robert Roe residing near Malott Park into
their ROOM and the officers walked In upon them and
arrested them When the officers entered they had
spread out on table full set Of bunko charts and
other gambling apparatus and the old farmer was
about ready to buy ticket with the that
he would draw fine prize They offered the officers
all the money they had $4,000 to their release
but they were taken to the where they
gave their names j. r. Anderson and Charles Van
slack In default of 81 900 bail each they locked
up. The officers thought they the same
men who held-up MeClintock the Bartholomew
county farmer several weeks since and robbed him of
$5, 600, Sheriff Brown, of that county. was tele-
graphed for He arrived last evening, but failed to
identify the men. who say they are from st. Louis
and deny even having been in indianapolis before.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19
Bids o, COUNTY Goa, Contracts,

The County Commissioners yesterday opened bids
for supplying the various county institutions with Goa
during the year ending next September. The bidders
were G. Ehrlich & Co.. NJ T. Ohr. w. g. WATSON
Hunt e. Pray, Steinhauer & Droty, G. R. Root
s. Bro, Cobb & Branhan, Stout & Bannister
A. b. Meyer & Co., Rhodes & Co., and F.
III. Deli. They based their prices upon the guam
titles required. the courthouse and JAIL the bids
varied from 81 80 per ton, for Otter Creek to 1885
for Jackson Brazil and block wers offered at from
1922 to $3.50. The price for l5eeleyvil1e lump
was placed at $1.75 in the lowest
and $185 in the highest bid Park
county block could be furnished for from So IL to
81. 30, and Island City for from 81 81 to $1.9S
For the poor the figures the qualities of coa
were somewhat higher, the bidders advancing Brazil
block II cents per ton the lowest b quoted for
this coal for the house and jail und The other
qualities anywhere from so 20 cents per ton. Fol
the work house seeieyville was offered at $1.75'
jackson at So 40. Park county block at 1896 Otter
creek at $1.7O, Island City at 81. 68 and Dugge,
lump at $1.79. For the county asylum the prices
were, in some instances, few cents higher and il
others a few cents lower. Owing to the great di
versiy In the bids the Commissioners laid the matter
over for further consideration.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19

Patrolman Roney, of the Metropolitan police force,
who has been on special detached duty at the Union
Depot for long while has been absent from the city
since last Thursday night and his whereabouts are
not known to any of his associates On the night Of
his disappearance, small daughter of his went to
ST. Louis and his wife brought her down to the depot
about 10 o'clock. She asked her husband if she
should stay until the train left and he told her she
had better go home. She has not seen, or heard of
him since and she is of opinion he went to St. Louis
with the child That evening he exchanged his uni
form for citizens DRESS something he not in the
habit of doing but intimated that he thought
of leaving Mr.. Roney considered very yalu-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19
The Labor ORGANIZATIONS.

The Labor Signal has been enlarged.
The headquarters of the speakers the labor picnic
to-day will be at the Grand Hotel
The miners in attendance at the National District
Assembly will take part at the labor demonstration
day.
William H. Bailey, president of the National Dis
trct Assembly of Miners will leave to morrow for ST..
Paul Mimi.
The badges for the Indianapolis delegates to the
knights of Labor convention at Richmond were re-
ceived. yesterday, from Philadelphia. They are
handsome, with gold lettering on blue satin.
James A. Wright, an auxiliary member of the ma
tional executive board of the K of L. is in the city.
He claims that there is nothing in the Home Club
movement, and that it's influence in the Richmond
convention will finally go the Powdery interest.
Two assemblies Of the K. of L. were organized at
Columbus last week of them composed of ladies.
Another will be putin working order at Whteand this
week. while steps being taken to assemblies
for Martnsville, Franklin. Nineveh Jonesvle. Way
mansville Elizabethtown and Nashville. Las.ss
The several trunk lines leading direct, or by close
connection to Richmond making energetic efforts
to get the carrying of the Knights of Labor delegates
The Cincinnati delegation has contracted with the
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad Company for this service.
and the Indianapolis delegation is to determine
between that route and the Pennsylvania. The dele
gates from Chicago endeavoring to have the In.
danapols delegation unite with them in getting terms
from the latter company.
On account of the ranth night Of the Armstrong
Assembly entertainment many who purchased tickets
failed to attend. The vote the prize to popular
candidates light that the managers did not feel
like distributing the prizes such small result 1t
was proposed continue the voting at the Knights
is probable Tomlnson Hall will be engaged for
Wednesday or Thursday night this week, when
everybody will be admitted free to continue the
voting at cents per ballot.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1886-09-19
The Labor ID Demonstration.

The labor demonstration to-day promises to be one
of the largest held in this State The local as
semblies Of the Knights of Labor will enter
tain large delegations from Lafayette, Craw
louisville, Lebanon, Frankfort and other
towns where the order exists No change, except in
the order Of the PROFESSIONS movement has occurred
IN regard to the arrangements heretofore published
The line of march will be on Washington to Tonnes
see, thence TO Market to Circle, and
thence around that space to Meridian, thence
to North to Fort Wayne avenue. to Alabama
street and out that street to the Exposition grounds
The Indianapolis Typographical Union will lead the
second division. AT the grounds speaking will take
place from two stands, Colonel Norton, of Chicago
and NJ d. Connolly, of Cincinnati, being the speakers
at one, and j. NJ Bloomer, of Toledo, and w. b. Og
den of Cincinnati, at the other The several divis
ions will form North East North New Jersey
North Alabama and South Alabama streets at 9:4J
o'clock this morning.