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Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
ArreNtA Last Month

There are 179 arrests reported by
Chief Of Police Dougherty for the past
month, as follows: Drunk, Al; drunk
and disorderly, ID; sisordsrly conduct,
26; assault, Ii assault and battery, Iii
assault and battery with intent 10 kill.
4; larceny. 8; suspicion of larceny, o.
suspicious character, 2; burglary, Ii;
highway robbery .; malicious mischief,
g; vsgrAncy, d corner louuging, Q; en'
beZ cement, 2; piokpocket, 1; wife de-
sertion, 1; disturbing religious meeting,
l; harboripg runaway boys, 4; ruua'
way boys, 4; selling liquor ON Sunday.
l3; selling liquor without license, q
gambling. z; rape, l; non-supporI OF
wife, 1; keeping dlsorderly house, l;
intaue, 3. Total, l79. Seven patients
were attended and lodging was given to
a 2e0 tr.mps.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
A aoIa RobperJ.

Some time laSt Saturday nlsl
residence Of Henry y WllIlsIN
$50 West Fourth street, Nn
into By tbieveF, who sit,c',a !
trance by prying open the pi,'
dow with q jimmy. They ut
room occupied by MI. sna h,'
liAms and took tlo from aa
pockets. They slso Ian'auke0
and took q number OF noto' WI.
nearly due. Ths house w. a..s' 4
In every part, and the ttltv' NV = :
themselves 70 some pies WslO1
the cellar way. Neither M. ~,
williams knew anything ~
robbery until yesterday uols ~.
the peculiar smell when ~, ~ N
room when they awoke cause aN.-
think that they were chlGfoU'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
B,s Leg out on by the Cars.

A man who gave the name of Mo
Donald was probably fatally injured
lasi night about IL o'clock at the Lee
street crossing of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad in Baltimore. The Wash
iupton express had just left Camden
Station, and aH 1t nenred Lee street a
citizen nam ed George Buck saw a man
sitting upon the steps OF one oil the pas.
senUer coaches and called to him TO
look out for the signal poles which
stand At the Lee street crossing. The
man apparently did not heed the warn.
log, aud the next moment his leg struck
nader tho cars, aud his right leg was
cat eff aad the left leg broken. He
was Also injured about tho head. HI
was sent 10 the Maryland Universally
Hospital iu the southern district patro
WAGON, and the physicians at that In
stitution think the Injuries will prove
fatal. He is about 40 years old, anc
was well dreassd.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Tho siKnai OF Dan,..

Tho attorney general, the mats j
our worthy solicitor have copyl9'.a n
people OF this city that thsy A., 1i,. NJ, ',
meats oil good aud terror, to too.s N
tfy TO evade our laws, and A; tbs M
Legislature n bill will be- Ip,,oS's1
and will positively be passed, vs,,al
trichsters ALd tll those who nv IA n
racket sales" or sales uader : Wi
disguise will be shut ont from ,,~,I
Into Delaware to perp.,uy MI
schemes. There are enough raHI
merchants In this city who ls,s,,,n|
ronhRe without giving your hari t,rs
Lacy toffss1dE- -ylo Try % Tlu
moth-eAtep, ptl.oa-rrl
eGru ents. Remember, o rel lab,
signal OF danger wherever di.pus|
aud this notice is pubiPhed By an
able merchant for your ova nit
When In need OF good, hogts-ul
clothing buy Of houset Nho.s nSl
are clean and spotlesP, aud by sIza
log your patronage 10 Lo1isFa.lltln
tina Economy Clothing Hall propds
408 Market street, whore o,Olhii,
sold ut such RstonishinFly low
that no person need 30 away viii
buying.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Claus sprecksis IN pnllAaolphis.

An Associated Press dispatch states
that Claus epreckels devoted Saturday
In Philadelphia TO consultiug Il. Penn
berton, president of the PeDnaylvanta
wArehousing and Safe Deposit Gem.
pany, and u, G. Knight, the augar re-
liner. In company with Mr. Pombsr-
ton. Mr., Spreckels Waited Etveral points
along the Delaware river, examlp!ng
them with reference to their aya,labil
i,y as site for sugar refinery should
that structure he finally decided upon.
No definite conclusion was reached In
this respect, but early in the day Mr..
5preokels teltRrHphcd for his engineer
and dtAuehtamaa, end they Ieechtd
there Sa,urday evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Kuooaen uown me K,eper.

Toms RIVER, N. j., April 1.-"Mcn-
key Smith aud James Forrest, who w6re
arrested for breaking open McClse's safe,
escaped from jail at $50 o'clock this
evening by knocking down the keeper
Sheriff Holman was al church at the time
and the keeper was alone. She pri;oneI
asked him to get soTpf water for them,
and when he retu<Tdn' they jumped on
him, took is1~thefe wd ran out. They
are thougMol L and gone toward Fsin'
PleAsRnt[L At 10
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
DIED.


PEOK.-On March 81, Julia A, wifo Of
lsaao II. Peok, sged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully 10.
vited 10 attend her funeral nom the resi-
dence Of her husband, south Of jacob
Browns, New Castle hundred. on Tuesc Az.
at IL o'clock, m. ln,erment al St Peters
Cemetery. I
MARSDEN.--On March sist, 1883, Bertha
Enpa. daughter OF Thomas and hannah
mhrsdep, aged 4 years.
Relativee and friends are respectfully inf
yited TO attend the funeral ffom the ra J,
denco Of her pArsnu, Eleventh and 49,.
streets, on tuesday afternoon At2 81
lntsrment at MT. salem Cemetery.
FLkmlN0-On the LIST OF April.
wifs Of hareellus FlemiDg, aRe1i rn snars
Relatives and friends arc respsr ~, ~ yee,s
vited TO attend her funeral froF ~. ~
dense Of hor hu.band, no. ,at ~. TEL
street, on wednesday, the tthslns,
m. lntsrusnt At Asbury q 4. osmeseryp p
MAywKLL.-un theE a.. to-. s..
nile Of John naxxan '"u INST eAian
si,sd .sS. 9 ..,sns We iuSsrai. from the fesI II
st,.o, ~ -. Ftdsband, No 9Is West SeveLtl
~ \ ~, hs.,Sf~lWedno,day, April 4, to meet q
n ,onse at O'Clock, Services at Unisi
RivT. Church at 4 O'Clock. InteImsnt a
ysrvisw OsmsteIy.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
- = - -
no Had TO WAX,

As the weather was del!shtisl 4
terdAy two young men o. tbA cIJ
cludod 10 take ride to New Cillt
rs .holr hired trotter SKINNED ail4N
cAusewAy, they enjoyed the u
mensely and resolved that Il "a
best they had ever taken. AilsiM
ing the Aucient city their s'lehna'
called to q man, who evideul J ~
ting that 1t Was the sa6Osih ~
duleing in copious draugh:s q
beer. One OF the young meh t.oans
epRroeoed in watching this maa liiI
did not notice his companlol NV
away without him,snt tho cO1aas
was he had To walk home. DE-
ever, ola thIO In q systematic nn
and counted the telegraph p''a q
skies, making each halt dss'hl
Iti said thGt he made remarEiosl
time, aud was In . fair way 70 M,l
record when he WAS overhauiN
friend with o team, who iIaiIa@
riding the remainder oi the WSJ
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
nnr,nl r,nlofA.n..lsongetn. 8.

The remains of a. &. RldReEs were
Inferred IN the WILMINGTON aud Bran
DIVINE Cemetery On Sunday afternoon.
The services were conducted by Rev.
Adam Stengle. About Heventy'hve
members of the American Mechanics
turned out on the occasion, the DE-
|osased having been member of W !
inEton Council, Mlyt OF Main Ai,ash.
Der OF relasiv =, besides n nun.
ga'' IUHTs and fiisnds, md dele.
..0n IT, the composing room OF the
dorniug News, whero tho deceased
Iad been formerly employed.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
a sI.ru. ChieIa lsaised.

-lE Star va
oecome Of the pay evening the following
Order OF Red Men, Of Newport, were
raised by Dsputy Great saohem 3. +
BtepEayd, assisted by several Great
Chlefs:
Prophet, George T. WoedwaIdi
eAchem, William N. Oonlyni Senior
BaRamore, William j Stewart; Junior
6aRsmore, E. Russeli; O. OF Il L. q,
VAndeerift, Jr.; Assistant Q. of r..
William j. King; X. of W., j. E. Oon.
lyn; SAnnap, T w. Young; Warriors
n. G. King, George Lindell, B. Nj
Young and r Brosdhcpt; Braves, W
Burton, g. Frederick. W. Pieross II
Benson; G. OF " David s. Conlyn, ,Sr.
g. OF r., L. G. VAudegrift, Or.
At the conclusion OF the ceremony
bAsquot was served, TO which full Jul
tice was done.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
stolen PROPERTY.

The horse Of ii. Nelson Boyd, with the
wagon from tie Columbus Inn, and a
lot Of rope taken from Peter Tyre, the
quarryman, lali rhursday night, were
found by detective in PhilAdelphis
last Saturday, in the possession OF q
colcred man. who managed to escape
arrest. Mr.. Boyd went up to Philadel'
phia this morning to Identify his prop
erty. 1. Is too bad that the scoundre
Who tcok 1t cannot be made to pay the
expenees that he has caused to te IL
CURED
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
L->~.-o q
hloke0 hY Iii.hnnr


John B SMsl.,fRoTn MsrsiD !. aor.o.
sGlt Of series Of r.. 'funeral director,
us us morse Las, quite lame, the re-
mr, Martin ste .ukieks received from
70 90 to Rive sire Saturday afternoon
animal n,mal be.1;So .lted TO harness his horse
s.s eneed vfvleW Cemetery, when the
-rnnSc. y, Dc, ng In a playful mood, com
- y, kick. As Mr., Martin had q
." kslsk kt.9kSE kSSEAll behind him he found 1t i'm
possible to escape, ard received two OF
three kicks on the right hip. This II
the first time the horse has ever besr
known to attempt anything of tho kind
As 1t has always been very dociie.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
The I.syY uourt.

The session OF the Levy Court on Sat.
urday WAS devoted to the transfers OF
property and placing names on the
assessment list. At the morning ses'
sion the machine worked admirably,
and fcrtY-two names were added, but In
the Afternoon tlis record was beaten by
ak, and forty eight men received the
right to vote. Oi theee ninety namei
Atty were from New Castle, twenty
three from this city, ard the Iemainde'
were from the diflsrFnt huudi eds.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
nnnok PRESENTATION.

John W. Canary, who has besn With
Y .tes & Co, OF Philadelphis, for stv.
ssAI yesre, presented TO the Delaware
Club on Saturday, IN behalf Of his en-
p!oyera, q handsome clock, which will
hereafter form q part Of the ornADeu'
tAdou of their new quarters, No. 6l7
Sninlav aIrRat
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
nanlon W M sign win detroit

NEW YORK, April 1.-CaptAin Ned
HGnIon will wear n Detroit uniform
this season. A representative Of the
champions met the clever centre fielder
IN New York yeRteriRy, and he has re.
considered his alleged determination 70
stop chasing the leather. Hanlon was
offered 81 800 by the Detroit directors
for this SEASONS work, but he wanted at
least 81 800, and said he would retire
FROM tine diamond IL he did not get the
advance. The trouble between the di-
rectoIs and Captain Hnnlon has ended
in CO promise.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
when a Uludsr Is in Youue fye.

A physician writes irl medical journa
that he learned o5t i9w =, to get elnders oi
nsrsar o1her ia iocomotvs from S AZ
ia Ie alu began to rub It. "Let that " m nll
nee. AnI "a rub the other" said tbs 10y eyt
s.1a 9el - me doctor paid no ait'n,tggs III ,hgi
asnd 40 teil YOU" said the envInaoa l.
Tha d oouIi have it out in two m ipntas y =
and noe'or obeyed, rubbing his we'll : ~
HI oh iu moment the cinder was IyI Y;
faiIs sH.1k, ,ah He says the treatment teye,
10 t, tbe "oere mere the substance has n ing on
ont In II
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
arAud Concert.

On THURSDAY evening concert will
b. given by the McDowelville choir, at
the Delaware avenue Baptist Caurch,
for the benefit OF the McDoWe vile
Mission, The entertainment will be
under the direction Of Calvin d. Rhcads,
which of itself is o guarantee that it
will be first clasS In every Teepect.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
Rodney uounoII.

Rodney Council, No. as. National
P. .ovldent UnioR, met 10 thoir new
q uuarteEs in the A. o. U. W. hall last
Saturday night and admitted ona Lew
member. The next meeting will be
held on Saturday evening, Apil IA,
when several new membsrs will be ini.
tiated. The order Is in tlnuriuhIng
condition and rapidly growing.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

NorIUE-I, JAMES T. LEEOB, THE
IN owner OF the house situated at No.llt0
French street. in tho sixth ward OF tho city
OF wilmington. oodntY Of New Castle and
state Of delaware, in compliance with the
require nents OF tue ac's OF tho Gen erAl Az
senbly In such case made and pro- Flde1, do
hereby give notice that l shall apply in
writing TO the Court OF General Seasons Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of tho stats OF
Delaware, In and for Rev Castlo County, on
Monday, the Tth day OF May, a, d., 1855,
being the next term OF said court, Tor Q H.
ceAse ior eRid house as IN inn or tavern. FIR
the sale therein OF intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than enc quart, TO Do drunk
on the premises, and tho following Teapecta-
bio citizens Of said ward recommend the
aald application vs.:
William p Hannum Edward 9iafco
william hoShea Maxwell T Dane nberg
william Springer JOIN T Quinn
Hugh Lynch ID Talley
Thomas Donuelly u p Edwards
samuel v Porter Grant Temple
Frank AyarB Samuel irwin
Mionael O'Meally II Chadwick
John A Peters Daniel tritz
q B Underwood George Vlagafskt
Joseph MellOr Wiliinm u hamilton
James Meekam William Meokem
Rao.3Ls JAMES 4. LEEUH.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
The Remains of Henry ~ n,

The remains OF tho i.le rl rIsll
oltv Council Henry E,kel' Sla
Deposited In the Ieoe'ylnk, .,.l,,j
Wilmington and BrAndySln',TSs,| '..'', u
on Saturday, March iU' ', w ;s.Ga|
last Saturday to siay1 Oh p,,,,r ,a,
hill overlooking the t,,. J.ssI
ahortly after MI E'ksI' ~ ma
body was embalmeiy yls, oy s .tS
MitcneIl, OF No. 4l2 Kils, ~ 1, IS IlsS
whsn the oSsket was oPoa'I a nj,
day IL was found to pg T,.,, \. u
state Of presei yation' Ia'g J, NJ
ths faintest appearance 5,9s y , =
tion, and the fare n fe,s'A'
and life like appearance
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
nenins purlnG the alonth.

During the month of March there were
SO birshs, 26 marriages and 40 deaths re
ported to Registrar Lee as having occuI-
red in this city, showing decrease OF 10
births, marriage aud q deaths, as COM
pared with the corresp5 5nding month Of
last year.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
KenlnoHYfnr sneIInan.

LOUISVILLE, April According 10
the Louisville UoTnmerciEl tlo Repub-
iicaos OF kentucky favor John Sher.
man as frat choice for President, with
Hawley second. 1t Las replies from
Atty. t1o counties In the stale.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
A1res, q, New UaalIe.

Robert wadsley Was arrested In New
Castle on sunday morning Tor stnhbIDR
. oolored man nsmed Ell BidWell, and
held In $500 for his appearance az Court.
Bid we'll was dangerously wounded, bat
It was thought best to send him TO the
almhhOuHe,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
nenth OF Tnomas .. Honston.

Thomas j. Houston Ct BIT, Georges
Hundred dted last Thursday a!t2Ino0u,
and his remains were Inferred at Draw.
ysr'g cemetery. He VIVA possessed Of
considerable property, the mcst OF
,yhil y he Isf. L.s slater, wIth wnUm he
resided,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

NIOTIOE-THE PARTNERSHIP HERE.
IN tofore existing between J. q. Johnson
and W. q. johnson, under the firm OF J. u.
johnson q son, Is thiB day dissolved by Hu.
tua consent. Ali debts due to the firm arc
10 bo paid, and those due from the same dis.
charged At 22b Market suest by W. O.John-
son, who will ooutinus the business under
the name Of J. U. johnson a Son.
}. u. JOHNSON.
W. q. JOHNSON.
Wilmington, April q 1859.
tho undtrsia ned extends his thanks for
the patronage Dssto Wod upon the late irm,
and respectfully solioita continuance Of
the Same for his successor.
J. q. JOHNSON.
Igaao S. Bullock has this day taken tho
fuperintendeney OF our heater, roofing and
general thgp work.
U.JOHNSOH b SON.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
the Rsplevin V''s 10.

In references to the ", 81
tho REPUBLIcAN 90. ,a''sss oT
MI. N. Jenny wrltas = Isl iJaiar ~ ID
"You will do me . 1.i s,si' ~ ii
put my case Ia a ITuo =, ttTssa|
and lawful posssosltou.. I ..., =, m lAssl|
one bay mare, and p''usIh =. hrs, 4
oity without iest u II ~
property was iain', atl,,., = ,9I,1
Sheriff OF West ohe'Isi, si,.S 4. u
tbs amount OF $50, asaf
demand on jude@e..,,, Boz, u
will correct scOf 3 .''Jl JJlpyt
yours, +
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

pUBlio sALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
frtdsy, April eth, at l o'oltok p m 8 par.
lor suites, . chamber suiots, Brussels and In
grain carpets, lounges, hat rack extension
table, chairs, buresus, stove, dishes, silver
plated goods, and large quantity OF al
ing bafore sale. l.. W. hIIDHAM d SON
Auolioneers.
r, b.--Any person having good furniture
or carpets can have them sold at this sale.
R23E
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
s-,,,ng hIrsar Slar.

ThY az u Is Oficer Cloud was
Roinf H' eJaruce street he noticed q
colof en- 90 named IssRo Csrty, who
haat az nltuta car backed acroFs the
stI9 '-r rack while hs was unload
ln 'sl river requested him 70 move
.epl.s5 that hs would co &C
~ So FaBdy. The cfiosr theI
impeFt.n,,,, -. ',.tr, II, fhs ball, HI
will nay b hla. 4 : this Gvtn-ng.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

TOTlOE-l, SAMUEL FINLEY, THE
IN owner and occupant Of the houac
situated at No. East Third BIreet,
in tho Fourth ward of tho city
OF Wilmington, county OF New CASTLE
and state OF Delaware, In compliance with
the requirembnts Of tie acts Of the 0enaral
Assembly In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply in
writing 10 the COURT Of General Sessions Of
the Poaeo and jail Delivery of tho State Of
Delaware, In and for New Oaatle County,
on Monday, the Tth day OF May, a. u. 1883,
being the next term OF said court, for IL
conso for geid house as an inn or tavern, for
the Btle therein OF Intoxicating liquors In
less quantities than one quart, to be drunk
on tho premises, and ths following respects
bio citizens Of aaid ward recommend the
| said application. viz:
Isaac Dillln James T Grub
Il t LohmAn Charlos Mammele
Oanby OOx John Hasson
4 Walker john II PinRertan
J A Cannon Harlln MitoheIl
| Alexander BrEHH John q 90 stab
Daniel Morris Samuel Levi
Ferdinnod Chairs samuel N Smells
L Charles Y etter Abner u Wifrsil
Vim = karr Edward Kittell
ueoTBs kbeie Geo albert
William I MoOlane ! Lewis Row
Thos Il Holland Jacob LeTsnh
| mzg.9ts SAMUEL FINLEY.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
aPEnIAL MnErlNlf NE ~

A SPECIAL mEErlNt4 VI w1y4.
N minglon Lodge, NO l, a. q. u. W. f,
mi be mel this evening at worEmoa's halt,
IL 30 y. m, TO take aoti IN TtgItdiny the
.uneIal services OF our late bfoth 81. Jos ii.
soal which viii be hold at his lAto reSlcencs
10 morrow evening. b7 Order Of
h. r. BOURBON, M. W.
W, Fsirlamo, hscgrdor. 1t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

oST. T.-OH SATURDAl, ~ GOING
IA from Seventh and Nanblren strae TO
M rker, 10 Ninth, bar breHstP n, SuitA-
Dle reward II lef. ht kighter's cigar store,
Niuth ana marEst streets. 61-lts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

KYHNTkB.-oIRLS F.R AyUSk-
wv worE 10 20 to PHILADELPHIA, hcck-
,nd. Spring Lake, N, EEI Dluymout;
also G cooR to 40 TO bellevue. Apply at g0S
Ofangs street. .2lts
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

The undersigned eKsouds his thanks for
tho patronage bestowed upon him at his
late place Of businssi N. h. corner Of Ninth
and shiploy streets, and respectfully Bolicits
a continuabso OF the sane in his pTessnt lo-
cation. ISAAC Il. BULLOCK. a2-3g
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

NOTIOE-l, JOHN y. LEWIS, THE
IN owner of the house situated In
School Districts Nos. 81 anu Al, In
the town OF Newark, white Olay
Greek hundred, county Of New CASTLE
and state OF Delaware, IN compliance with
the requirements OF tho acts o the General
Assembly In such case made and provided,
do hereby give notice that shall apply In
writing 70 the court OF General Sessions OF
the Poace and jail Delivery OF tho state OF
Delaware, in ami for Now CASTLE county, on
Monday, the fth day OF May, A. u. 1888, bo
Ing the next term OF said court for license
for said house as an inn or tavern, for the
sae therein o intoxicating liquors in loss
quantities than one quart, to DC drunk on
tho premises, and tho following respectable
citizens Of said dis,ricts recommend tho said
application, viz:
W Pennington Pusey Pemberton
and. NJ ote william 4 OaEho
John L. Elliott Roger Orbit
Frank McLauRhlin William hartOn
JnneB ii Arnssrohg Walter s Pyle
George Karl jacob OnebO
John Bowen Robert Mclaughlin
a23. JOHN Il. LEWIS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

gGUR ; sSLE---E9GS FOR H9rOHIGu.
~ oi tne light BTabmR and Plymouth
9ccs stocE. y q setting fp.l 10 MAS.
W D-H M eyvNs ol q. -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

" ssssss (; John 70, Q. sAssE, Jr., the
srrests. kAo rrer Of Finh and t1r,n,,e
IN the ffAsn % the BarEun HAZE,
@,nston, tn ward Of the CITY Of iaGsGi, W,i,
state Of Del& 1ounu Of New Osstie anf
re1uirsme enid ware, in compliance Wiz Sno ~
senhly In eucl pi @ tne acte OF the General AS
horsby yivo ease made and provided. do
writing TO tho Nouoc that l shall appiv IN
the Peace ekIvuH OF General Sessiona q i
state Of DeXnd jail Delivery Of the
Castle county, aware in and for New
May, A. ID. on monday, tbs I'M day On
o! said court, forV SSe, balng the next tarm
m inn or tavern, Y y license for said house ~
toxicRtlng lf9uortVtor the sale therein Of in.
ono quart, 10 be drlJ IN lea9 quantities than
the following respi unk on the premisea and
ward rocomn end u ectablo citfzans OF said
harmsnn DO said application, viE
Uharios UorriRhT5 John a f}Ader
Albert Neumay yaHA O'DOnneII
John bador I1mer A Oox
retsr J DonpeN Jacob Denn
Thos kussehE.y Daniel mouueksr
christian syn A Biohta
Julius G% poerl IN Welrh MD
John wy enther august Bisrmann
uharly Jarpenter 4 McManus
Jas ~ ~ blektA daniel McElWse
IaV aekiweo Samuel \ Ouriets
IAF 1et O'NieH Fred HoidmAn
ooD nakef Patrick Monaghan
J oeoS JohN y. SASSk, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
= NeW blI

The Novelty Tboairt,, r. o. "A
near King, is, unds! F,1gs i11 ~
OF James Barton sll d, ~
an excellsnt busintSS, ..sS, ~
large audlenco PFs1.r,, q
night and the .d'' Ie'l Da&
there will be On sp"tts !, tttsss
artists in this 1oai ifL y. III
is the the lnten ,,ol Of - sir iinrta
this 8 place Of q" I. Ia
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

NYANTED-A BOY, 10 LEARN THE
Wv printing busine5I; poust hsvo a ialr
bnRlisb education. Apply aE this Uitoe.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

IlOR SALE "A 9RANDFATHEKiS
II clock, turns cut the moon and day OF
the month. warranted In hrst-clsss order,
and will be sold cheap, at SMYTH d
FEI LIS, Sll Market street. a26ta
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
4 OTICE-To TILE HONORABLE

N 0TICE,-To T II T. HONORABLE
IN JUDGEs Of he Court or General
Sessions OF the Peace and Jpil Delivery OF TIVE
State Of u lawAre In and for New Castle
county. We, the undorsigncd, respectable
citizens of the Ninth ward Of the city OF WI
mington, do hereby certify that ThOs. L..
NouB0v, the owner and occupant az
the ouse situated al N. W. Ger. Of MARKET
street ahd Elliott hyenpe In the Niath ward.
ely, county and state aforesaid, and
described In his application. aud who Is an
applicant for = license on MONDAY, May
7th, A. D., ISIS, being the neIi term OF said
court ior the sale OF Intoxicating liquors Ia
not To be drunk on the premises, he be.
ing licensed retailer Of goods, wares and
merchandise. He Is man of tull
age. Of sobrlety and good moral charac-
Ter; that such sale OF Intoxicating liquors at
the said place ls necessary TO Accommodate the
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

Mothers, This isthe place TO bring your daugh,
tiers, We invite all the ladies nj MImihgtgn
who are interested ia dreasnakluR tu call and
Investigate the most Mundrrtul Dress Sys-
TEN thai has ever been introduced. II Is The
latest most rapid, simplest and most perfect
|ntllug of any now In use. We lCarh how to
cut, Baste and ht, log two week Tree Of
c.arge. Amer that a reasonable charge for
trss1t VIII he made. " ~ mHsr thu offer to
Introduce the system. Y he y iee Iur tlia Us
tenn ts D Uc. We teHrh how 10 drt lr from any
fashion design 70 Sl.uU, thus glNap you all
tic principal points pi tie tr8lr, eut lug you
to start iu uWslnus p Tor yourself, " lll tCaCh
f,o'n 80 n. M, until y, NJ, II taxes oht
Jay to learn. agent wanted.
MRS. a. MiIILe.
s.J -. A. --.Hp-,
mlO-eod-6t-sa-tu-tIt Wilmington Del,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

We look on the busy Saturday as the besinning OF a
buster season.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

WI AHTED - AN Arr .-HnTIUE TO
w tho nIilin .rJ bust1csI. Adlres3 h,
this oihee. a22t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02

PEERLESS pYES Eafs5 AfS rs Saaa6sl, nGsB
Daily Republican., 1888-04-02
DRESS MAKING NCAUOh.

NEANTED - BOARDERS 5. W.
w corner of 7lh aud King streets. a2.6.'