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Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
FOURTH EDITION
Oonvintadl of nlenmr.

fniihO elphia Times.
Dentist Ambrose Walter Huotel, of
Sixth and OAtharips streets, Philadei.
phia. MAS yesterday convicted before
Judge Arnold on . charge OF blRamy.
IL was In eviceuo that uuckel formed
the Acquaintance OF Mrs. Josephine
Roberts, q young widow. and obtained
per IN lstion TO visit her At her m 1,her's
house. He did so, and after some time
9 Apsed bs tbok Mrs. Roberts TO Cam
den 70 person whom he pTest nted -
the Rev. Mr.. DJbbins, and there o
mArrlanc took place. Huokel gave
MIS- ROBBERS en- engagement and .
wedding ring, and the day after the
ceremony told her mother that they had
BEEN mar ID aud for lev oeks paid
t1e mother email fum Of money for
his wife's board. Then be refused TO
pay any more, said he would make bis
wife no more presents and said he
would be reveDged on her for imperli'
neut answers.
Ii Was testified that Mrs. Roberts
/ neW that Huckal vas already married
before he welded her. bat he had shown
her divorce papers. The defense denied
that any tuch marriage took place
The point Was raised that even II the
marriage bad really taken place Huokel
could not be convicted Ii this 5sats. be.
cause the marriage took place In Nv
Jersey.
Judge Arnold I'n the question Of
fact TO the jury. Hs said " they be
llevGd the proseoutrix's story they
should convict aud Asd be would con.
slider the question Of Law thereafter.
His present thought wac that, as The
Kot OF assembly made IL an ofiense for q
man to have two or more Living wives
conviction could he sustained. vhothoS
the ceremony was performed by Q min
ister or one who represented q minister.
He did not think thAt q man living 10
this 8 ate could induce woman 10 &c
90 New Jersey aud unser deoeit ind zoe
her to 20 through what sha believed &c
be o marriage ceremony before q minis
ter and then return to this State end
take advantage OF this deceit by setting
up that II was not n marriage. These
potuts were, however, not for the Jury,
bat for him 70 dtteruiLe II they should
convict.
A motion WAS made for n new trial
and sentence was deferred.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Several of the men employed by the
Mccullough Iron Company called ct
this tfioe this morning aud stated that
there WAS no strike Of that oompany's
works. Toe whole troub 6, they said,
was tbe failure Of the company 10 live
up TO the agreement OF 1885, By which
the men ware TO work iOr IL per cent
below the Philadelphia soA.e Of prices.
The men have worked but three weeks
at these works niLoe Thanksgiving.
Thursday notice was given that the
works would open on Monday 81 the
old priots. The comp'uy, however,
would not open thGm unless the men
accepted reduction OF 10 per cont. on
the prices now paid. Al there Was no
decrease in PbilAdelphia prices The men
refused. II their places can be Allied
by other men the present employees ssy
tney are willing for the company to
hire Them and start the work., as It Is
rot their desire to ipjure the company
in sng way, bat merely wish justice
These m IN also stated that there would
be no meeting OF the men this after
noon TO consider the matter; 90 far as
they knew none had been called and
none would 10 oalltd.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
Fifth Edition,


Harlan Hleth.ld, Of Wockn., 1,
epl1rsiog aud improving his b,, I' y
shop, ''aSi
shorin Lambson's nephew, Glr.t,.,
son, has been appointed to a po.l,,n1 !.
the nsh commission At WashnRton ~
reports for duty In ole month. "'
Mr.. Stroud, Who formerly c,r,,lo.
The dry goods business, will t,k, ~
session Of the store vacated py n.
Wyatt. nj
Chandler Philipa, proprietor of IL.
hotel at Avondale, Chester County ,.
was stricken with p'ralysls dAy mr.,
ago. He ia In dangerous condition
John !. o'Byrne Of Now York MA
several friends, paid this d,y a ~
Yesterday. and were highly pleased NJ
sse Improvements thai have been M,
James Chandler, residing near IA
land. IL rejoicsd ct the proh.sls a
cOvery OF . colt which has bsen ma.
Iha care Of DR.. knight, OF K,pSS,
Square, Pa. ''
Mr.. Eugene Wyatt haa purcL,,sd IA,
proper ties NJ the north wsst ogtst,J
Second and Oar &c streets, and MI >.
move bis dry goods stotu 10 same M,
the 25th Of March.
The Moulders' Union will stve, hall
on Friday evening In thu MoOnloub
Building, at Fifth aud Walnut s.rs.sr
and they invite all Who With 10 ,ptYa
pleasant evening to atteud.
The Republican voters OF the sss,,B
ward will bo d meeting =; the pelD,
House. Second and WALNUT sire. , IN
Tnuuday evening, January 20, lsy3 n
. O'Clock. The vOteia ara reo,.,,J
by the old COMMITTEE to attend.
Jacob Denny. car Inspector Of he p
W. & b Railroad Company Ia wln,pg.
ton, has been transferred " Wa,h.pg'5,
us chief inspector at that point anl s,l
remove to his ne v post about PslrliT
let.
The "Lower Californian" nI1e. Colo.
mel John.M Dunn, formerly Of ths stL
but now Of EnsenadA, Lower California
as one OF the board OF governor, nd Of
the building eJmmittee OF mes ntsl-
tlon at that place, entitled Tie Ida
Santos Club
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The trial OF Peter COT e.for the murder
of Charles way, alton sgett az Stony
Creek, Connecticut, in May last resulted
yesterday IN a verdict OF murGcr in the
second degree. Coffee was at once sen.
fenced TO imprisonment for life. Ways
body was run over just beyond the Stony
Greek Station by freight train passing
there about II O'Clock on the night Of
May ., 1887, In picking up the body
the train hands noticed that tn body was
cold, that but little blood was to be seen
aud that The pockets were empty, indicat
lug that Way, who had been pail of that
day, had been murdered, robbed and his
body placed on the track to give an i'm
preston of suicide. Suspicion pointed TO
Coffee, who was ultimately placed on
trial
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Tha Senate yesterday received from
tbs Gem missioner Of Internal ReVeH Ut
4 communication sboaing the amount
Of revenue collected 90 liquors sinos she
freeent system Of Internal revenue tax
alton went into effect on septsm Der /,
1863, down to June 20, 1887 DuripR
this period there Wss collected from
special taxes on distillerp, t25, 1928 81si
brewers, 81 0SS SS3; reoti6ers 81. 270. 079
capacity TAX on oistilleries under . Law
laying tax Of 81 per barrel ON distil
Ieries having u dlstililnR capacity tx
ctedtng . certain fKtd smount, 81, $40,
ASH The prod uotion OF distilled Tp!rill
during this time was l ,606 852 19t gal
loi 8, and OF frrmsnted liquors 800 Tl9.
152 barrels. Tue amount OF tax col
lected on the spirits WAS 81. 0e9 379 Y8O
ard IN tbs iermented liquors t949,
RAG ll9
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
A Queer Graft.

The Pusey & Jonts COMPANY = y
present 81 work on . novel crSiL ib
q ciRar shaped boat, and Is being paiN
for Alexander hoDousali, OF Dliasn
MINI. The yes, a will be q steel oates
lO7 feet long, 25 10 I vide, add 10 ~
depth OF hold, With q carrying capa'iJ
OF eco toDs. Up to the Wstr me ls
boat resembles an ordinary vessel ~,
above the water line she resembles lS'
back of turtle Instead Of decK sl'
VIII have q round top, which nA cgi
tlhuAnoe Of the hull. The top WY "
scribe an exact semi oirc'e. TtlAg
grad ually tapers at aAoh erd nuI .
hes dWindEd to CIRCLE thee IL
diameter. On tina rounded topn
nine patches, through which tao ~
ing and unloading will bs done. ~
matches will be bUlt6d down when y.
yestel Is loaded, making her pet'1c'l
water tight.
At each end Is q hulkhesA to p'lTsa.
her sinking. At h0r stern 1. big oFar
hang, and her rlddar Is olgteql-a'l
considerably inside her ssern. INe''
will be but little acoommodA'inH Ter W,
men aboard. On the top OF the ste'l !, y.
the boat Is little opsn Blati)1 t2i ",
belmsmsn, AMI rails tbrea feet ~,
extend III n, length Of the boat TO pre- ~
the men from being washed OyeiDIo,'iI
She will be used Ia carrying 'ppsi ~ ~.
lion ore and grain Un Lake saP ~
aod the great lakes. The Pusey & Jvl Nv,
Company ore only building tbs ler.'
lag endF. The rest Of tho SorF Is Vt..s
done by Mr. MoDougall 81 his ~ \,
yards In Duluth. TIE boat vi. y
taken apart and shipped to It's ds'"''
ton next Wetk
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The regular meeting Of Rodney O9un
ell, M a., N. P. U was htli Last
evening. Uue new memt was admit
tod and two mora applications for m.m.
bsrship received Tbs row by laws,
which are intended TO maze this couu.
Gil the best order OF the kind in ex's.
tence, will be taken up for considers.
ton a. the ext meeting, o. Saturday
n Rht next the counoil Will sivo its trs,
public eBterssinm mt In the a o q
W hall, Ninth al d 6hipley streets, tol
which az iDteresliIg program has heeu
arranged. Presi1euG Bfsydon Of New
York, Vice President Ourtin Of Pom
syIvauIE ard other Distinguished speak
ers VIII be present aud deliver Addr, So
explaining the Gbieo: and aims OF IL,
order. There vi slso bs vocal auu in,
strumertal music, Rotations, 81 Al
mltsion Mil b. by care 5, which can !,
obtained Tree of charge iron the 20, m
DeIB
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

SOFIA, January "a Prince Ferdinand
and his mother and the Princess Clemen
tine aud party arrived at Philippopell.
last evening. At the various stationl
along the railroads crowds asst mbled
which displayed great enthusiasm anC
presented addresses of fidelity 10 the
Prince.
At Philippopolis TIE party were well
coined by Colonel Nicolaietf, the com
mander Of the garrison; NJ. Dimitriotf
the project; the Greek ard Bulgarian
Bishops, the Turkish muitls and the
Jewish rabhis, who presented Prince
Ferdinand with addresses.
Along the route to DR.. Tchoumakof' 4
residence, where the party are stopping
the people showed the greatest enthusiasm
cheering the Prince and his mother al d
throwing bouquets to the ladies Of the
party At Dir. 1choumak0gs house a
delegation from the On tmbCf Of Deputies
pre-. ehted Princess Clementine with a
bouquet and all address. The town was
brilliantly illuminated.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The Board of Trustees OF the Poor
met hs the Almshouss this morning
q lntrao;s for supplies ware awarded ~
fol oss: Dry gpods, g. W. Hart; drugs.
H.. X. wAtsoa tobacco, Otto 8 Butts;
clothing, L1nis Fel!h.imef; Rasolipe,
Phillips d Kane: beef, Fred Ki,nls
q Iur and feed, Plat g. ElkinRr D; shoes
DAnisl McCusker; bread, John q. Tay'
loT; mutton, = Beesoni groceries,
Georse Gray. The committee srpoint-
ed By City Council 70 confer With the
trustees In req ard 70 . smallpox hospi'
tai 10 be erected within the city limits
10 present, but the conference bad not
been held up 70 the time Of going to
prfaa
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Mr.. EDIroH-DKAR tn 1 notice
our esteemed friend, the clerk OF Inc
maIhet, gives osioe TO all vlolators Of
the Law TO get Up and duet on AMI after
to- n ofrow, Jan uarJ 10th, but accoTdinP
TO bis notice IL looks to me 30 u he was
using . curious weapop, 30 the law De
quotes 10 be governed by was repealed
by Oouucil on ! January 9th, 1888 VINO
10 that man? ITALIAN.
January 25ih, 1888.
The wriur I'd mistaken In regard 70
this ordinance being repealed, as IL stil'
is In force, ss be can see by rf-rring &c
the Revised Or inspces. PIP. tIs. These
ofdinsnoss We, o revised and published
By order Of Council August h, 1888.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Last evenif x the hrsL trial Wa mAde
OF running cars by electricity Otbr he
extension OF lhe City Passenger Rail,
gay from Tenth and Market srs.s 10
Rlvervtew Cemetery. In he afternoon
car hIted wish the electrical lppA
rAtus was taken by horses % the sAI0a
near Riverview, and A5O1t q O'Clock
the dynamo inteL ded TO snppJ ,bG
power was started a. ,hs seoItc i1si
stat on, Fitch aud Orange st'sri A,
7 O'Clock tho car was started Aai tgh
from RiyervieW 10 tho soath fuj Ol
Market street bridge, aud then 0s1t
End forth through BrAn1yWlnI village
with nom IL W 10 psrsOas OJuulaA.J
on board.
1t was then taken back TO the taIi
ing poinl, aud shortly before y o'ciOct
ItArted on The down Trip ard ran rApi
ly TO the Brandy wine bridge. making
the distance In ten Minimize, but oWl1g
to The difficulties experienced this sid'
" the bridge from the tack bslus VI
struoted with ice and frlE'n mud Il;
was thirty miDutel iEou the tine thi
start WAS made from Rlyervios G9'i
the oar reached Tenth aud Marks
streets.
The motors are under the d 'Or Of 'As
car. and the power Ia furnished lbIOaih
trsWl on the top, Wbiuh CONNECTS viii
the electi) wire overhead There Az
brakes ut each end Of the car, and Ia
the oeatrs OF each platform there Ia
OF Under about 10 inches 10 diameter ID
which are enclosed the AttS,hnenA
that control the electrical current VI
the top OF the cylinder Is metal pllh
with = crank attached 10 a centre pl''
the turning OF which starts or ttopi The
csr, The experiment lait might va
very satisfactory, and the ruunlus o.
the car, which was brilliantly list'oi
with three incandescent lights attracted
crowds Of people along tba entiis Eaas'
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
rn,,,vsn challenge. Smith.

The Herald's European edition pub
shes to-day the following from the
HerAld's London Bureau, Nc. 3yl
Strand, dated January 18th:
Sullivan has q half column card In
this mornings Sportsman, which be
calls bis ultimRtum, aid in which he
says:
aud here ns the champion VI Great
Britain, aud from what l have seen OF
him hs is al able, straightforward fell
low, o. avs ready to fahs anybody for
any amount.
at pains me, however, 10 say that be
10 badly managed BY . man who Is ad'
verse 10 o prize ring encounter; mot
vithsiABdina this seltsame Individual
Is continually proolaimiug himself 4
be q promoter of sport. AZ Fleming IL
fearful lest Smith may be compelled
10 contend sgAinst beaten man
| will arrange . SIGHT In the tld style
with Jem Smith for any amount
TO occur Two weeks subseq to the
match with Mitchell, each side to b.
restricted to ten .men, and the party
bringing above the stipulated numbol
TO forfeit all money posted, the drst de
pOsit to bs gl00 a side; and IL | au
whipped By Mitchell, as Is Fleming
earnest Wish, smith TO accept my &lOl
rs ioTGe!t, and tho battle to be- deciaret
oil.
SIN the event OF my dIsposIrz o
Mitchell, then the second and hnAl de
posit shall be posted four days alter III
coming encounter, ard the f2ht u
occur ten Gays thereafter, the Sports
man to act as final stakeholder Ap'
selec. the battle ground, the referee &
be mutually sgl eed upon.
Ii remains for Fleming to cover m!
Imonsy In your hands or acknouledsi
iuy superiority. You have in you
p jsstssion g5Co, posted in my behalf
IN NTH since by Harry 4. Phillips Il
support Of an offer TO Smith Snu XII
ram elOO OF that gees On the abo'
proposition.
Should Fleming fail 10 come FOR
ward aud post his money, then kind,
Ir mind the lsaders that you still holC
$500 posted y month siUce and whicl
rem .ins uncovered. Also that hKv
done everything posslole to tftsc:
bona f1e n atoh."
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Irm Jan. u Mr. Cox Nationalist
Member OF Parllamens for Glare, who
was arrested in London yesterday, afu
leading the lrish police such long chase
has arrived at Ennis, where he will DC
tired Ter addressing proclaimed League
MEETINGS, MIR, Cox was remaaded ior
trial without bail
LONDON, Jan 24.-The Council of the
Liberal Federation to-day condemned the
GoYernment for the arrest In London OF
Mr.. Cox, aud deciied 10 contest tn,
legality OF the set. The Council also con
dtmnei The treatment to which politica
prisoners IN ltlAnd arc subjected As I'M
worthy the government OF free people
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
The Kspmau Library Reception.

Tae annual reception OF the Reb nau
L'trIry Association, which will be
given 10 the auditorium OF the InIu
tute Hall GA Flday evening, February
81, promises 10 bs one OF the most Gu.
i)YablG events that has taken place
vi; seAson, and the committee are
leaving to,hiDg undore to make It sur
pass Guy OF theit previous uDdertak
.u2. PtOfoSror Albstt's full orchestrl
will furnish the music for those who
With t. trip the Light fantastic toe
They have ordered n Get OF hAndsom,
new bal badger, which win be worI
tor the frat tins on this oce castor. Tn,
best Of order will be- preserved, Aut
-hnss who attend are sure to spend 81
etj 2.lO!eeVsuipE.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

On Saturday last Miss 6sl'ie N,
Kline, n sis asr inlay OF the Rev. J..
Richards Boy 10, ex pastor Of Grace N.
Il. Church OF this city died OF hsr home
In Bethlehem Pa. The deceased has
for some time been suffering from con.
tumpiion. Hhe had . lArRe cirole OF
friends In tn 10 city, among whom oh {
was very popular. She had considefa-
ble ability Oh an artist aud her work
will to remom beIed by IN any, especially
those pupils who frequented the studio
OF Olawson HsmmitI during the pss,
three years Mr.. HAmmitl Ia In Beth.
lehem attending the funeral.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

The total COLE otions OF Internal reve-
nue iof the hrst six months Of the fiscal
ytsr ending June so, 1888. wore $50
4iS Gps. beir en- incTes,r q g. $40 10,
over tue cnl.eetlops darling tho CORE
spohuin2 period Of the previous hsoal
ear There Wa an increase on each OF
the principal objects OF tAEAt!ol As fol
lo"s On .u,ritu, 81. 495 $50; ON tobac
w., q Alb Gl5; ON fermeutsd l'qlorp,
ssso,l tni on oleomsrgarine, e8l 677,
iht totsl collections on oleomArgArint
Iot tue s,E months Of the pretelt year
The frsa'ury Department has de
coco that fir tree oil iB dutiable at tn,
rate oil 70 per cent. ad valorsm,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

MRDIA, Jan. "a The New Jersey
horse iseAse is tprt nding 70 en- alarm.
ing extent IN Delaware County. aud
farmers and horse owptrs hove be
GENE uneasy. Since tho fAt1i Cases
reported Thursday, W. Lane Verlen'
den, Darby; William II Carr, Spring
field; John Btnedlsy, OF East Media and
James BArtrAm, Newfowh 90 uare, have
each lost horse, and 6amusl Palmer
Thornbury, has lost two. The disc use
extends to ali parts OF the couafy,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Seven head Of horas and colts.
No. !, lnhA black mare, . yearG old. u
has been aritsn by a woman, not IifGia o,
rod va '"'
No. :; Pei bay mare. years old, with
fual, VIII worh anywhere, and q go Il driver,
30 LifIls bay eolh coming years old,
NJ NJ E,asa sles' broke 10 work and dive sin
NJ. horgAn, bay horse, years old. 49,,
leader, e'N'
No. lury, DARK hay mare, Years old.
sahus hlFh, iiaihbietUntan stock, n tRlen.
nit az ~, fearless OF steam, and can trol
lady,
No, &, Brs~n colt, coming years old,
io9.nan sL,fk this colt premises W make
No !. Bay colt eominga years old, reo,
msn stoeh Reod Size aud 5000 action.
ssai ofmiich cows some with calves by
the lies " day Of sale, OtberE milking ant
snoats lsoWs with pigs, d head OF ewes,
soeihdown buck, pairs Of chickens.
About2O bushels OF potatoeu, 10 BUSHELS o
s2In on ear. Farming implements: l CIV,
horse wagon good a. new, inch uead hA,
o.u cart inch tread and harness milk EOi
ehd sprlnE buggy ana harness road ear
morse rake rutser sleigh ahd bells wheel-bAr
row grlndAtoue cultiVatoTs wheat drill
W red pillow Syracuse pillow harrow doubl,
sna slnE!sttees saws and aIes set Of wagon
iisiIi ness 80 good chesthut rails pointed ~
satslnnt posts > and holes ready for setting
n, hlthtes; Reds oreamsr good as new
uutL noIkrr churn 4O-quArt milk can
~ nuskrAs and pans one good butter tub fsl
| toned, " e'o Aeh
Terms. = III sums of t25 AID under cash. Al
| sums over mat amount credit Of " DAYS vii
iii ~, ~ puichAser giving bAnfabls not
| "i'u - approved sndofHeF.
| ~ DAVID s. KLAIR
H. W. sti 'lhAm sOn, Aueth. Il,-W-f-m-2t,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
John PnlipGs oondl.lon

John PHI ing 10 materially improved
10 condition. DIR. PancoAst, who Is at
ending him nj the M ed loo .Ohirug lea
Hospital In Philadelphia, says that the
Injuries were not 60 serious AZ was
thought at htst and that instead OF be
ing compelled 10 walk on crutches for
the Iest Of bis life, Mr.. Pllliu4 will no
turn perfectly cured in the courte oil
tome months
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Yesterday afternoon Ers La9b!
came to this city on the Congress. ~ ~
limited express t. inspect her ne" ~ -,
doir car now being built at the VIZ V. "a
OF the Harlan & Hollirgsw0tth w,
pany. Mrs LanRtIy was accom- I'm \,
by Colonel Mann, the president o. -, a..
Mann Boudoir Oar Company. SGn
pressed herself as beias delighted VIZ
the oar.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25
DIED.

MCuDBhlCK.-Dn tho % day OF January,
lsss Sus o. hello cd wife Of Daniel Nc.
UoImick, and youag daughter Of tho
late william Dlrso, aged 30 years.
helA.iyss And friendb are respectfully In.
vited to attend her funeral, from the rest
donoO Of her hu sbAnd, No. Ito Justiton
ltfeeL on Friday morninE. Hign mass NJ
81 Peters Cauich 81 Q o'slo3k. In;ernent
al Oa,hedtaI Cemetery.
OIL y ks-Up Moniav, Jan. u, W lillian
son OF Michael 7. And Maggie grimes.
Relatives and friendd II tBe family are 10
street, Thur day morliug, At 10 o'cio3s, 10
pr Josed TO NeN Catho lrii Oemetsry.
There In tie Shepherd's bosom,
white no the drif oil snow,
Is the little lamD w. mttssi ons morn
From IN household II jck below.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Inc following CASES were disposed OF
nY Judge Oummins this morning
Emory smith and Christopher Eoff.
u an were 30 drunk last night that they
mad TO be hAultd 10 the station In a
"agon, and they were each Aired 81 and
coets 10 pay tbs expense OF the convey.
ance. John Wilson was fined 81 and
Gosts Tor being drunk, and Nathan
johnson, oo'or4d, who WAS charged
with disordCrly conduct, WAS dis.
charged, t9e evidence not being sum
Client 10 nold Lim.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

Tbs Choral Club held q rehearsal on
Monday evening. The leader was much
pleased with tho reEt Arsal. and from
the manner In which tina me N bsrs sang
the "Cblmes 81 Normandy" Easter
wot k at tho Opera House will DO the
Gnest amateur dramatic presen tatlon
ever Riyen In the city. Fisher Of tho
Academy Of Music, PhilAc elphiS, will
furnish the COSTUMES
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

AL that certain lot or piece OF land with
ne brick dwelling thereon erected situate
in the city 81 wilmington, bsunded ard de.
scri Led az fellows, TO Nit:
eIipDing at point on the Bout5erly eide
OF conrad street at mo distance Of ~ feel
Westerly irO n the westerly eide OF Monroe
ttrest, thence sou,hcr!y and parallel with
Monroe streot through the middle o. III,
division wall between this and the adlolnlng
house \ the osPs Is ieot TO the NORTHERN
fidc CT zee. wite Rilsy 10 Gins iptt
Adams street, uero, Westerly and para 10
with Conrad ttrtet Is feet to a corner
thorco nuftherly parallel win hOntai
street rs feet 10 tho aforesaid $50 Of C0rrat
street. and thence thereby easterly IS feet I
the plsos Of beginning, DO the content
IN sre0f whst they mag. Book Y, Vol s
pRgs a. etc
Seized and taken IN execution az tho prop
erty OF Isaac N urray and Sarah, hls wife
and I. rs, and to no told by
GILES LAMBSON, Sheriff
SheEin's I Eice, Wilmington, January i:
1888 il2-eodt Is
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

SHERIFF's SALE.-BY vIgluE or
- writ Of LeVArt Fsclas. to nae
directed, VIII be exposed 70 public sala
at the Court House, on Market street, be
tween entn AAd Eleventh strseta, IN the
city Of Wilmington. New UAstIs County
Dela Esre,
nN SA1ITpnAy
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

About 10 80 o'ciook this morn Ms
smoke va. seen issuIns from vain
scotIlrg On the hIsI floor of No. g.
sshoOi, on Walnut street below Fourth,
A ho 4 gbl ut three inches 10 dixmoteE
burned through the wood work. Tue
flue was allied with SCOT, which becAue
|lkli.ed iIOm the hester.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-25

A gang OF boys amused themselves
last evening by unturninR nearly eli
the ash barrels on EAst Fifth street., and
emp,yinR them 10 the ssreat. Yh,s liz \
frequert occurrence and there should
bs stop put to It.