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Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

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tas AFptsprtstsss Ch&s4ss A.
tAs orAxsssi flss.

A peildoa . bGlld Gsh ebuss ip ths
dAln 81 gas fhoFasppls rssE u tss te~u-
sbig Of AaA ~ss reisfrcS 81 sns Commute
on Roads sna bnoEes- The Woo.sosFssis
Association ssksd tAs Bosfa - give special
preferences - he oafssrs Of tha
cly ~bsp ieguns ooauac. tof Court House
The snnuai statement u les Auditor
Gspsis. gslag tas sme4at " aisls "a
sppofiiousd b. Kent eoupiy, wss pfsssnisc
49, referred 10 he C5mmllies % tln4nos
The Court h0uBs I0Uniltss nasae tss
foiies ~ report
Gsutlsmsn 4our Court House Gem.
mitiee herewith pFsssptss resume of tneif
doi1gs sgos 49, Joafanlent ~ lie Boafu JQit
18th last AT osEood tte sfchilsct. began
lnl gu.alsteiy alter tAe adjournment ~ lie
Hoafd making his detail draw inEs snd
working plsus. Ihs COMMITTEES met Niih
AT OssOOd from time 70 tme aud osreiuilS
notsa the .ork a. u prooeeasd, hscs fns
eat shtd that = chsuEc 10 tns Aent-st.
ca ntr4nos from nlgbi oi steps 4and-
ing on The nrst uDQI - sbo y q
Ia the original paas 10 All enHsnoe
grade liue 10 lover or osssmeai story
would bs Of much bsusl. 10 the public aud
would not dstrsct from tie appearance q
the building. bat your COMMITTEES ala not
issi warranted 10 making tie change them
selves but decided % cal TIE members 81
| the board together. August lo. Twenty
| eight members OF the board met al the is'
| auost OF The committee Kuu voted unsni'
mouslv 10 make he change Mr. osgocd
Was present and approved Tie change
The bids for the building oi the Court
| House were opened. DofGn & Boyiend. OF
this city bid sl73 $50 from which sl-,o "a
10 be oedactsd ln c4ss iney used Amercat
4 Tile; Western CONTRACTION Company, @
Detroit. bld Sl6U 90 G. H. Felton, city
| Sl7s l0l. HOsken a Maundsr city. Sos. Sto
| A motion Was made 10 reject ali bids on
account Of their being larger than The sppro
| priation. The motion wss made speciS
| order for this morning.
The election Of County Superintendent @
the Poor will take place Tuesday next.
ON motion 10 eIsuse Mr. hhsttUck al,
| Mr. Sheckell Tor the dAy being made. dis
| cussion arose in which vi. Shsitucl
was charged with drawing pay from th'
city aud county st the same zine. Thu
was indignantly denied by Mr.. 6uiliioit
The discussion was closed by q motion u
| adjourn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
SHE TAKES HER LIFE.
niss Rickiing Takes Morphine and Die.
Late Last Night

Late Last Night.
Yesterday N orning Miss Eickling a
young lady 20 years old. residing Al 365
Hamilton-,t.. committed suicide By taking
morphine.
Miss Rickling had \ dispute with her
mother about paying for her board or help
idg pay the rent Of the house. Mrs. Rick
ling wishing her daughter to pay 81 a week.
whieh the girl refused 10 do. stating that If
she had got 10 do that she would FIX
tasn.'
She vent 90 ksmink's drug store and
procured ten grains of morphine She then
vent 20 her room and took the poison
This was about 2 O'Clock in the morning,
but shs was not found until 3 o'clock ia tue
afternoon. when she vas discovered IN her
room unconscious and nearly dead. Dr.
Hull vas called and did AL that he could
for the girl. bat ner case vas hopeless. At
= lsts aour last night she was still alive
but The doctor had 40 hopes Of her recovery
LtrEs-A brother of Miss Ricxiinz called
At the ErEeRAN-HERsL oiiics this morn
inz and said thst bis sister bad been in ill
health Tor some time and va. having trou-
bic With her lungs. snd that her death sas
csIsed oy sn Overdose Of morphine. not
ssksn With suicidal intent S1s died at
| IL 10 isst night
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
THE COURTS.

sUrsRioR.-The CITY We. w. 6. Taylor.
appeal; continued over the term by consent
The City VS.. II. IL. Reed, appeal, on t-i1l.
PoIIcE-James Boyd, drunk; paid S535
John Doe. drunk; paid s. S5. W. A
Hayes. drunk; committed twelve days
Alto Spittle. drunk. paid $lb.35. Dsvic
Cease, drunk and disorderly. paid g7.3j
John hevsiek. breach of the peace. adjourn
ed 10 October IL. 10 -. m. John DELANEY
- sordeTlv, adjourned 10 October i6. 10 a. "a
George Young. pointing firearms. adjourn
ed 10 October -, 10 a. m. Clarence nebig
juvenile disorderly person. adjourned tC
October IL. 10 q. m. John Doe and Rich
ard Roe. larceny from the person. sdioarn
ed to October l6 10 .. m. james Adams
disorderly.
CmCUU-2umner Ba-stow as Isaac i
Lsnoresux repleyin; verdict for plaintiff
for SIX cents. Mary Hslpen Vt sl.. vs.. Mary
oinciaire ct al, in chsncery; order suggest
ing the death of Mary Sinclsire. Lutbs
Rank VI. John StvKer trial verdict.
Homer Hopkins. administrator. etc. vs
Chloe Ann Osborne. on trial. on call, 10
"a, %, 81.
PRoBArg-Estats Of Alexander II CLARK
deceased, appraisers warran. and INVENTOR
died Estate OF Julia f. GROCER. deceased
administrators sixth annual account filed
hearing October p.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

N-lson. Mater a Cos. Aut.mssic system
81 rretsctlon Ernnn Elra

N-ison. MATER a Cos Autsms,ic system
ef Pressctiou Eron Fir.
Nelson. Matter & Co. have equipped their
large factory building. whica shey are nov
jnst completing on Lyon-ss, wish an su-
tomato Gre srtinguishe-. and yesterday
made test Of - efficiency.
Il consists ~ SYSTEM Of water pir~s
cosnecing -ith the water msins and run-
ming st Intervals along the ceiling on each
of ths sight stories. kvery ten feet ou each
n The pipes - a sprinkler closed By q tsi-
DE ping. which nlelfs a. t55 degrees ard
permits spray 30 bs thrown out distance
- an or hflssn feet The running If TIE
~stsr through the pipes starts I'D IN e'ec-
sric gong on the outside Of the building
and thus gives an slsrw. At tne sesf ves-
teriaT sFrs pils of shsvings vas placed
On the aeor of tae osseueut sd 49, en fre.
IN ~ seconds tbe 6rst Diug wss ne I'D sud
In So seconds ths Gre wss eut.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

a N.s Asa. that Hi- Am.acsd ss seq,
20 The Asylum
Application has been made 70 nave Miss
AfEs Scnrsxsraus aged = ysars. aud re-
= alsmaz0o ssyium. The matter will come
~ for bearing n the Proosss court al 10
Jock tbs morning The matter gas
nin uxht % the attention Of the officers By a
yon nK man who says that hs q sagsgsd to
os married 30 hear. and Thar Der dersngs-
rneiaf arst became noticesbls about three
months ago. Her mother died in an s-ylum
as0uu I've years ago.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
HAPPILY MARRIED.
DR. Dtsbrsw Married Yesterday at the
Rssidsscs Of tho Brides Psrents

DR. Dtsbrsw Married Yesterday at the
nssiassos Of tho Brides Parents
Yesterday afternoon, At the residence OF
the brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John T.
S,rahsn. % Nj. Vernon-st', occurred the
wedding of Or. Ernest ID. Disbrow and
Mrs. Mary Marvin.
The Wedding vas q very informal affair,
only the near relatives OF the contracting
parties and a few invited guests being
present.
The ceremony YVES impressively per
formed by Rev. Mr.. Graham. of the Diyis-
ion Street NJ. T. Church. and both bride
and groom looked their best. After the
ceremony delicious refreshments were
served and a delightful time generally was
INDUCED ia.
The doctor is prominent young physi-
cisn of this city. and his bride is "a promi-
nent in Grand Rapids society circles. DR..
and Mrs Disbrow left tbs city amid a
shower Of rice and with the congratulations
and well wishes Of their friends this noon
for Chicago They will return IN a few
weeks and will be glad TO welcome their
friends again AZ that time.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Jeha "a evst>k WIN Have Trial Next
a>n--daY IN sae Police Coart
J,ha a systsk vas arraixaed in toe Po-
lice Conrt Yesterday for q breach - N.
pe-c.. de pleaded not guilty. and ~ill have
q trisi he 18Th Monday night Hsystex
-as ore of tb. crowd that wss on Toe co.
nsr 81 Csnsi and fssresfs. Yelling Ford "
ard iaieriertng With tas procession. and he
rrt - far IN 80 ths iins os uen that the
blsze of one of ghs iam5esu's hit him in
- ace and he proceeded - whip ths
frrrh bearer. snd rss arrested
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
HI IS WELL KNOWN.

The Election of ~. w. Nash @s Cashier o
the Fourth National Bank.
Homer w. Nash. who was elected Cakh
Ter OF the Fourth National Bank last even
ing, is United States Bank Examiner
which position hr. Nash will resign al ouoe
Before his appointment as Bank Examiner
SIR. Nash was Assistant Cashier Of tbs
Fourth National Bank. and was City Treas
urer for two terms, and has many fllendl
in this city who Will be glad 10 learn oi hi
advancement. He will tender his resigns
tion As Bank Examiner a. once. so as Il
enter upon his new duties.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
WANTS his NOTE BACK.
Isfsystts orssos Thinks Ne was Chssssd
IN the Purchase OF . ssIoon.

Isf.ystts orssos rhinks Ne Was Cheated
IN the Purchase OF saloon.
Lafayette Greene yesterday nled in the
ciroait Court a biu IN chsnesrY, claiming
that soms tins ago John N. Waltz propri-
ssor q The saloon al 50 West Bridge-st..
cosx-d them into buying the saloon, and in
order % msks sale p.tcned up = partner
shio between him add one Robert DELANEY.
claiming hat Delaney vas worth 500 coo.
The purchase price was pat ioto the form
of prouissory nots of f675. which vas de-
rcslsed vifh Cbsrl~s SDicer until oct. s.
whsn The transfer WA 60 0s made Greene
nov claims that Deisnsy 10 pecunisrily
WORTHLESS and thai Waltz Is unable To
transfer The amount Of property be agreed
10. Hence hs wants hts note back ana
ssked for An Injunction restraining the
dslissry or trsnslsr Of toe note.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

The Ladies Home Journal
and Practical Hoasekeep er
isn't over the heads of the NO
men who have the making 81
homes aud Go their full share
ol the work nor Is Il beneath
their notice.
That is Why . million lami-
lies buy the October number
nov CA toe neWs-stAnds
slX centsl and a million Viii
bay the December number.
There H. another reason Tor
getting the number between.
Il IS going Ia he = great
Thanksgiving number
You get al three. aud Sep.
tembef, by sending ten cents
ia silver or stamps
l4nfss uoNs faEsEsA
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

a chud Seriously Tnjursd by Failing From
Wagon.

Wagon.
A little siT year-oid boy. the son 81 n. J..
Resting. 81 JnioD-st-, met with painful
accident yesterday nom. While returning
home from school IN company With several
other BOYS he "csught on passing wagon
10, rde In some maonsr he lost bis
hcld snd fell 20 the ground Tbsrs wss
smother team iust behind snd a. she boy
fell ons Of tns horses sfruck him severe
hlov On the lsft cheek knocking oct ssv
ga. teeth The 0puosifs sfe of De fscr
~as badly bruised ~ hsing scTRpsd sl0ug
the ground The cheek 80 bsdly lscer
s.ed sf.d me hleesiins hesh diis1 vith sand
sud Girt prs J. b 1ris~oid and I)ecsmp
we're csilst aod made The litts s7Hers- ss
c0nf0rtsbs a. po~si6' undsr TIE cream
saur@s
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

kts nesting of ths Boari of Directors Of
sb- Fourth Sstousl Bank hsla ls.t -vsn
inx Henry P Baker. cashier. tendsrsd ~.
rszixnsfioo on sccount Of iii health, which
vss nslucfzntiT scceptsd- Homer " Nssh
~ss appointed to ii the vacsacy. and hss
secsptei ths position.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10


The Cantons from Coldwater, Detroit.
Nuskegen, Lsnsing. Newaygo. Elmore,
Hart. Big Rapids, Battle Greek. Hillsdale.
Adrien. Hudson and Bay City arrived this
morning aud were received and conducted
10 Hartman's Hall by delegations from
Pierce Canton. OF this city In the after
noon a competitive drill was held st TIE
fair grounds, the prizes for which will be
awarded this evening.
IN the evening the visiting CaDtons were
formally welcomed. and granted, the
freedom of the city BY Alder
man Shanahan, president OF the City
Council, and DR.. W. III. Ross sdiutsnt OF
the Second Regiment, both OF whom made
excellent addresses. Dr. Ross presented a
handsome Hora pillow bearing the woro
welcome. and surmounted by white dove.
70 which he felioitously referred. The re-
sponse in behalf Of the visitors was made
by Gen. .. A. James.
The daV closed with a grand ball.
The programme for today - - follows:
Sword manual at Hartman's Hall at = 30
a IN.
Kxsmpli6catiou rituaiisiic work by Can
ton Hone II. OF ~. Johns. a M, at Hart
mans Hail
Grand street. parade. composed of Pstri-
srcbs Militant aad entire Order OF odd Eel.
lows st2 2. 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Hon Charles J. Noys. Yesterday tee.
grapbed Mrs NoYss a. come n this eifv
he will make Grand Rapids his bs2daBsr
teTs while speaking in Nrhic Np
Noyes vill be the guest % NJ and NJ,
Walter A. smith.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

sosaTs III. Oct a-rim KsEsy. wso
shot Ton Reyaoids saturday night and
rao hss sincs then isisned insanity snd
wss xusrfed st ais BONE by F~o ofcs~s
s~s nixhf Fsvs as g1sr is the slip. snc his
whsre.ennts a. ths tine . ankao~a.
Esssslds = = e prscsrions con3tion.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

in the Superior Court yesterday William
w. Walls commenced divorce suit
against HE wife, Emiline Z. Walls. char.
ring that she deserted him. The coupls
vere married December %, ] ss4. and they
have one child years old.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Fof : DON'T csre drIi tirrd feeling IN
rovsrishsd h,co8. duI Isssns ia bseF an
hssd sntssirDg SKIN sruFflcfss kernu ;
sarssrs-i ls revsr f.iis - rrt resf we
assvs g1sr.nfes ~ Pri-~ g. per bottle
Tsbhs' drnf sfors Ip Mcsnfas 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

fhr Turner sue Ca pers slndios cY'euea
90 pupils hepteubcF ~ Wednesdays suc
saturdays sit esolso q iessous Ia psiutiu9
IA oll crag Oh snd paste also twe evenings
ia shs ~ost to cEssiDg ilom o1st ~ nis
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Peter Sharpls-. an Ada sey. asd his hsnd
en ths murzle 81 his gun. when his dog
jumped no n surh a rnsnnsr ss 70 dischsrze
fhe vesron. TIE snur@ chsrxe ~ent
throaEh - hard. ~hssh has bs.n slnpu-
iated ~ c1nssC sCusncs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Peer this in mind. The pesDles FeT.
oTiis vill - ven u every puTchsssf of s9
csr = worth 81 iea. f@s ~ bstiaF Fo~der.
during tbs Wesk con- usBcine n oncsF C,r
i5 a. tie frssf Aiis0tie ard Tsafe les
Store. Jos NonrOe- "a
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
- - nr Ernrr.

S. T. DeVriss. the Ellsworth avenue
stove and furniture dealer has gone g.
Chicago. and will bring back with him ous
Of the largest lines n stoves ever brought
into this city, and they will be sold very
low
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Tt.s sniEusrs sters 81 Aaanas 4 tlo a. -.
n NonFs a. 81 lAsosgsa y IT. lsas CustSGl
sus sessrs4as. kata is0u tlss ciis AuJ
xefssa The sGaak 81 soSsas = exception
as rue sua tDs aklss az sxoeealns
gratifying - tar Erm
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

TIE Oh Nsnonsi Bsnk csnnsnesd |.
sait n he Superior csurt yesterday sgsinss
T. : F-ssrnsn On a uots ~ g. sse - To.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Afsn snthusisstlc meeting h~s9 - ths
Bouisvsrd a. evening. re fsrand kaydds
fovnsair Rseuh csns 0rFsa .zei cam
% a. ri1h 0f rinstT ssTen rer nfrt frI.
is-inx are fhs ~ ee-s = ritse PRES
fsrf M fsn - esfsr trlafa John a.
Iiekpms Aieacss freFEng vce frss
esofs 0~.rn kf 90. iffssursF T.
Fr1fsesr se-rptsFr 3ames isnrmsr cap
tsiu ~ + Foofe y p -fasrf. ifsr tsnsa'
Niastq ssver nsnb~rs 81 tse ilst r..
Ads-es rsfs trisf srescn
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Fazzanfs fs,faYiexise fesosT = Usifsf
ssils tDS~H sna evefs hsrs tsieelnse -
The CAV 5soN3fT tia Nui ia'f4tNe tnf
CVtagls4i9H esaaicsss tan. itsekAst AAd a.
ala asoSsss
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

E-v nr Russsli =. Pep-. AZ Cis-.lsnd.
hss secone rrszY. Rev. pops = The msn
-ne made be complaint sgsinss Rev. HH-
s-sfh. and ~ as become erszv fron tAs
fscf Lasf bs isied IA couviaf nis reverend
arofhsr 81 nuoral conduct.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

History furnishes no parallel % the popu
IaTits Of Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup. . cents
Johnny has stumpsi his toe poor feliow'
Quick-buy bottle OF Salvation OIL
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Ncds Ns-h ~ss sxsni1ed ~~sfer3sT -
fsrs Ccrrrn -sioneE NsQae~sn OF aeharxs
~ passing coun1srfeif nsoaey Nasa r.a
siseksrxsd ewing - lsek q prooC
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

A fKAsf fu foe klAU.
Dettsutaslers 40 Monroe 81 Is beaa~
quarters faT loFers of choice sud delicious
game aL0 hsh. Aoohof brsud end Ne.
\ oTk CunDl Oysters received daily
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

The industrial society connected with thf
Calvary Mission" will hold a far toe
first week ia December
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Jsuses AdsuaA tee nan sharze1 80
psckine eockes Al ths rntsn. va A..
fsfnxes - tas Fsiies lourt - s~szav sas
sss r..~ wss sftonrnsz anti s~snr
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Ms5xs fsrk. ssTs tast Anarsw Fsrkias
= rsrg saesvs 20 aeT sse hs~ rti 81
fsraes rerr.are sn8 So ~sats rarss
Tse7 ~ss ~xEF-as n esz2a~s esz1g -
i&x1
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

WsiTs THE MATHS wlTs C0igs 6fovl
SToEr,
That's al rgtt Wsli. should tbirf 81
20 see tSs crowds II orr best lsdies sDo gss.
tlernea IN there having giovss ftt@d - them
Counters srs siraYs fgH. stvies The iafss'
pros The lovest ~ Monroe st. cofns'
invition
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

RICELISG-At her home. as Hsnilion q
Lizzie Rickling aged 2ofSean. 5 months and 2
days
Funeral notice herssscr.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10
naslIaf rIe,s..l y - 81

i4cok 81 las fBe oispisy ef laclss sna
gents Jersey gloves Aua uifls 81 = Pear 81.
Al prloes fsnFiEs from 2oc to sl.t3 pair
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

order souf Jackson Hill cosi 81 the Cen
trsi Ga CemPs1y 1elspleas, Hsa
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

NJ Ed Frsshoa-- ssTs hat shs hu nes
sss~rted her ehiidrsn. - wss rscortsd -
the pciic~. euf = tskire csrs 81 thenn. sns
thsf N p.troi wagon did not 20 70 hsr
hsns. konday L wss 1niY q pstroissn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

WI hsys theif Tsa opening "A eanes
osy Thursday kuo fuasy ostebtI 20 ~
an1 is nsi
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

Berne sievsss, - Pssris'- for - "a
s. ST
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-10

49, ss4s. 90. M-EpF Ntse7Hsia
sac lo4sr AleA.x.a sa.f. ssfmsF ss'.i4-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The old Moir Carnery IN the Ninth
Ward, has been purchased by the Union
Electric Underground Company Of Chi
eago, of which II. b COBB OF this city Is
general manager and superintendent, aud
will BE htted up at once for tho manu-
facture Of all kinds Of insulated wires tgr
telegraph, telephone and electric light
wires. These wires win be used solely
for underground and irsids purposes aud
will manufacture according to patents
held by Mr.. Cobb, who has been expert
mentlng for four years, assisted by Proies.
sor j. 7. Barrett, city electrician OF Chi
cagO The new works will bs the largest
OF the kind in the country and viii be
ready for occupa ton IN about elk weeks.
No changes will be madesin the building,
Us IL Will answer the pulposes Of the
company as well as though it had been
planned for the purpose. The company
starts with brilliant prospects, having
orders aggregating 10000 already Oh
hand
The officers of the company are Presl
dent, A. b, Pullman of the Pullman Pa
lace Car Company, Chicago; vice presi
dent, Aaron French, oil Pittsburg; secre.
taiy and treasury, W. II. Dcyrenlorih %
Chicago, general superintendent, ii, Is
Cobb Of Wilmington.
The wire is made by machines Of Mr.
Cobb's own invention aud each machine
will turn out ten miles OF finished wiz,
per day, The wires possess an entirely
new principle aud IL Is said upstts al
the old theories OF the electricians OF II,
world.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Richard Edwards, a very respectable
looking young oolored man, was
charged before Judge Lyman this
morning with committing an assault
ana battery on Abraham Smith, who
seeps clothing store on Front streot.
Smith testified that Edwards, with two
other pen, came In his store and nsked
10 REQ Some clothes. He showed I'd.
wards dark suit, for which he asked
Sill, and no tried the pants on, but be-
tore doing no ne handed Smith his
money to hold.
AS the clothes suited he agreed 10
take them, when Smith ENROLLED the
money and found SIS 20, OF which be
handed Edwards $40. He refused 70
accept this, aud said there was SO miss.
ing, aud after some words pulled Of
the acts and refused to take either the
money or the clo,h,rR until he got hi,
leo. The men with Edwards then ~
lsaultet Smith, and when al officei
came, ran, bat ElwsTds remained, anC
was iaIen IN custody. He was dis
charged and Lis money handed over Il
him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

There 10 NO change In prices tince
"Wednesday. Buyers are plentiful and
the prod uee offered for sale first class.
Apples are 20 to IS cents per half
peck, or rs to so cents per basket;
.emons are IL to Is cents per dozen;
oranges are 20 TO IS cents per dossn;
bananas are 20 tn 80 cents per dozsn.
Potatoes are IL TO 10 cents per half
peck, or As to So cents per basket; 90
cents to 81 per busheli sweet potatoes
arc 20 oents per half peck, or 90 cents
per basket; cabbage Is Ito IL csnts per
head; lettuce is cents per head; celery
il 5 cents per stalk; turnips are s cents
per half peck, or % cents per basket.
Butter IS selling ut So TO 40 cents per
roundj eRas. 20 cents per Gozeni apple
butter, 4 pounds for rs cents; miucs-
meat, 3 pouncs for rs osnts; cheese, IA
10 IL cents; preserves, 10 cents.
Beef is7 To u cents per pound for nr.
binary plecee; choice pieces, IL TO 16c.
per pound; steak, 10 10 30 cents per
pound. Pork steak is IA cents per
pound, or two pounds for 20 eontsi sau'
cage sGlls at the same. scrApplo 10 8
cents per pound.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

Ida Griffith K,ts Tvau., Eiz7p|
Donohoe, Le1tg;d Wits aui Dgl
Cramer, were arfaignti btha I'D
Lyman this morning ca2igi "A
oommit.iuE D highway fItb..y II
uan named John ntlfg, vl9Id
ployee by the contractor vl0s I'd
Ing tue new bridge over tie if.Eis
for the Pbiladrl ghis, WlmuiIr
BAllimors Railroad Clupbay.
evidence sto Eei tL5t Crane. al
Griffith met Aeufy About tsl I'd
Tia morning and aiked hin 10 iHa
oyBters.
1ho entire party want % gtIg
restaurant, OH French i;'te; II
Front, where each had u stew, all
being pa!d by Henry. While .TuS
10 McNey'e. White came To, laV
FOL owed room otter by D)rn,zu
Kate EvRus. Thsf ssked Hsa,i I'D
them, bat lie Teiuaed, and as Ill
saw them In = saloon . sh,'' las
tore came to tie col c,rsl5d lHl
werO following him. After H5.Td
hts party finished their o7iicnt
wont out, and were fJi'oS-l b
others. Before they had eclo III
o, tho men ask.d Henry 81
moDeS, and he NJ TIRE, refused 70 n
TO him, but ate; the man bad uH
him ia tho face handed h n ag1'ts
They did rot seem salthtd VIII
anu demanded more, aud vAil "a
refused TO give st jumped on lin,
after beating him toeE BIS Dl,zsiH
containing $40. As econ S be
get away from them be reported
matter to the police, sld a'tsf
adorable trouble the ebiir3 psrI
arrested holw eea 3 ard 4 cesar
mornipr By Sergeant Lau,t aIi "
three Ctlicero, Wien Henry slH
testimony this morning b ~
identity Cfsmpr ne being owe {. u
BAilnnts, and he was discharged,
lie Asl said that tue Glus 10
the sidewalk, and dld 10. lhso h'I
In the robbery, bat as tie Ci,i'e'll
nod that they were bjlE dntsi "
tl1onco Of LIQUOR and Y5ig los9l
wers each fined &c and costs ~ 4
drunk and dlsotderly. volIe ~
and White were htld IA CIV pAI'
10 answer Mt court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-03-03

The motor company having charge OF
the construction Of the electrical branch
IF the City Passenger Railway are Civ
ing the final test 10 the branch yeateI.
lay and to-day. The test, II proving
successful, will result In turning over
the road TO Its owners. who will put It
In operation Monday morning. Yester
day afternoon one Of the runs wRs made
in IS minutes. Among those on the CIR
were William Candy, the president Of
the Company; Secretary and Treasurer
Miller Of the same company, james
Bradford, Washington Jones, Edward
BItte, George W. Bash, ID W. Taylor,
Edward Tay lor and Elwood Garrett. 1t
ID intended to atart tine cars REGULAR y
On Monday, as the test 80 far has been
successful.