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Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
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A Tsiegram Hot Bni1icisnt -oen. Sher-
man Rod the Lo, III Legion-Destrno-
tive Fire.

A Telegram Not Bnisicisnt -oeu. Sher-
man Asd the Loyal Legion-Destrno-
tive Fire.
Ia Toronto, Ontario, yesterday. Chief
Justice Gait In granting an application
for writ OF habeas corpus In the case el
Morse, wanted In Rochester, New York,
for attempted murder. expressed the
opinion that telegram from an Amer-
can officer was not sufficient authority
upon which to arrest criminal under
the extradition treaty.
At the annual dinner Of the Loyal Le
gion, in Cincinnati. Wednesday night,
General Sherman, the Commander, pre-
sided 1t was felt by many that this
would probably be his last appearance,
as he dscl ned reelection, and his resi'
dence ia NewI York makes 1t inconve-
nient for him to sttend.t
Two large barns, large wagon house
and smother building on Jacob Oden
meeder's estate, on the outskirts OF Eas-
ton, PennA., were burned yesterday. The
fire is supposed 10 have been caused by
boys smoking cigarettes In one OF the
barns.
The Press, an evening paper that has
been in existence ia Baltimore since
February 4th, suspended publication
yesterday. 1t was started by party Oh
young newspaper men on the common
wealth plan, but did not meet with the
success anticipated. .-.-. -
The Assabet Manufacturing Company
in Maynard, Massachusetts, has given
notice that their mill will shut down on
Saturday until further notice. About one
hundred operatives are employed. 1t is
stated that the tariff discussion has In
iluenced this action.
The Supreme Court of Massachu etts
has overruled the exceptions in the case
of Mrs Sarah j . Robinson, who was con-
victed of murder In the first degree In
causing the death of Prince A. Freeman,
her brother in.law, by poisoning.
"Bllly" Carson ia son of Kit Carson,
the famous scout shot and killed Thomas
j. Tobin, In hght at Fort Garland, Col
orado. on Wednesday. Tobin was q
companion Of Kit Carson, and almost
equally famous.
Information has been received in
Chicago of the suicide of General Martin
Beems, at Stanton, Nebraska, on Tues
day last. He said family troubles were
the cause.
A despatch from Mason City, Iowa, re-
ports rain In that section for six consecu
fear seed will rot in the ground.
The jury in the case of members OF the
Salvation Army indicted as q public
nuisance in Quebec, has retured verdict
of guilty.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
movea ,nte lils Now Houre.

Prof. Go.ssy, OF the Wilmington
Commercial College, moved his family
into his new house Rt Newark. on Mon.
day. His object in locating in Newark
wds the favorsble facilities presented
for the promotion Of health,
He has lot go geet front nn1 200 feet
deep, allowing space for large yard in
front and garden Ior flowers, fruits snd
vegetables 10 the rear. His dwelling
ie finished In modern style. and possess
ed OF every convenience, making 1t Id
every way equal to oity residence aud
ut the same time possessing the advan-
tage arising from location In the coun.
try. He has had neat iron fence put
In front, aud the surroundings indicate
taste aud enterprise.
He with others are now advocating
tho construction Of water works, and
the plRse will ba given q boom that
will make q new era in its history. Al
our city expands the Villages adjacent
will share Its property. AZ other en-
terprisiDG men will follow the example
OF Prof Goldey and add to their attrao
tions IS well rs to their population.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
An Enjoyable Enuertainment.

A very enjoyable entertainment wal
given by the Young Peoples Associa.
tion OF Sc. PAuPs n. n. Church last
evening. The program included o
piano solo by Miss Ida Foulk; reoita-
tion, Miss sallie Carr center; solo, Harry
j. Guthrie; reading, William PAwley
and william Smith. After the literary
exercises had been concluded the fol.
lowing effioers were elected. PTesi
dent, Rdward II. spenosr; vice presi-
dent, E n. Richmond; secretary, Mas
Ida Gresni treasurer. Miss Lily W.
Burns; musical director, John A. Can
non; assistant musicnl director, Harry
j. Guthrie; pianist, Noble +. HadleS
critic, @ aIsnea W. Pyle; advisory
board, Mrs. L. e. Barrett, James Pyle,
Miss Ida 3 Morris, MIRA. ID. NJ. Rioh.
mond, Mrs. IT, A. Forbes, Harvey
Hoffecker and Miss Maggie Carpenter
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Pn,ladslpn.a Items.

PHILADRLPHIA, May 4.-Sixteen.
year old Dennis Murphy Was yester-
day sent TO prieon to answer the charge
Of murder 10 taking the life of Michael
Kelly, 21 years, rear 324 Bainbrie go
street.
The story of the crime was repeated
by several witnesses at the cor0ner's
inquest yesterday. The murderer and
his Victim had quarrel on Monday
afternoon. In the evening Kelly, who
was drunk, threatened the lad. Muir
ply unlocked the stall of his father In
the BatnhrldRe street market house and
removed q butcher knife. Kelly ap.
preached the boy and tho latter plunged
the weapon Into his abdomen. DIR.
Stewart, corouef'a physician, said that
death WAS due to peritonitts, produced
by stab.
The Baxter Wrecking Company Huc.
Oeedsd yesterdGy In getting the third
chain under the hull OF the sunken
stssmer Blanche Henderson,, off Lom'
bard street wharf, and the poDtoons
will probably be sunk today, The
work is said to be unusually difficult.
As the ship lies In 48 feet of water.
William Dugsn. aged II years, OF
Germantown, died yesterday Ia the
Germanto wn Hospital from injuries re
cetyed by fall In . gymnasium.
The British ateamship GothenbnrE
City Hrrived yesterday from San Fer,
nsudo with large cargo OF sugar and
eix passengers.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Tho Hod uarrlers, Union.

]. waters, President of the Hod Gar
rlers y aion, a OF TINS CITY, receiver n CON, ON
Unions of Philadelphia and Chester, as
surine HIN OF their hearty support in
their strike. If any OF the men need
assistance they should make their
wants known to the Union immediate
ly. Seven of the bosses have already
signiaed their willingness to pay the
only four contractors who still refuse to
pay the advance. A stated meeting OF
the Union win be held this evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Has Eaten Nothing for Elk weeks.

LANCASTER, May 3.-Dr. Tanner, the
faster, has had his record broken in this
city. Mrs. Weidler, an inmate of the
insane department OF the Lancaster
County Hospital, has not partaken of a
particle of food for forty one days, and
her only nourishment during that period
has been from a half pint to pint OF
water per day. She goes to table at meal
time, but eats nothing, declaring that
she can not eat, although she is rational
on all other subjects.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
0moers Installed.

The following officers of Jefferson
Lodge, No. 3, 1, o. o, b., were installed
by Grand Master John IL. Whitford
last evening Noble grand, d. r.
Dallas; vice grand, D.J. Chambers; re.
oording secretary, James Bowers; per.
mRnent secretary, j. II. Price; treas,
urer, John q. Yates; warden, Geo. w.
Springer; conductor, David Downs; o.
s. g., Alexander BurleiRh; L, g. G.,
George O. Hayes; r. 8. N. g., James
X. Wright; L, 8, N. g., k II. Hall; r.
8. V. G., T. j. Bennett; L. 8. V. g. !,
Charles Hagan; r. g. g., William j..
MoOlellAnd; &. 8. g.. n. b. Forrest.
The grand master and his assistants
also visited Eden Lodge, No. "a, and
installed the ofioers.ele as follows:
Noble grand. w. g. HoRue; vice grand.
II. t. CLARK; recording secretary, Isaac
It. Heisler; warden, James r. Orippen;
conductor, Thomas 7. Keilum; L. g ,
W. 8. Hsisier; r. n. N. g.. e. w. Pyle;
L. 8. N. g., George B. Pierce; X. 8. v.
G., Harry Bucher; l.. g. V. g., #. v.
MoCall; r. 8. s John IL. Butt; L. 8.
8, LAm bert j. Foulk; chaplain, ChAs.
A, Cock.
This evening the Patriarehs Militant
will attend the meeting of Fairfax
Lodge, No. 8, and assist Ia the tnstAlls.
tion offioeru-eleot.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
PRICE ONE GENT.
onres by Fa.th Ana Prayer.

PITTsBuRG, May 8 -Twepty- seven
different persons testified this after.
noon In the Bethany Home to having
been almost miraouiously curcd Of In :
6rmities by prayer and faith. 1t was
the second anniverHary Of the founding
OF this home. The building is one Of
tho handsome residences on Center
avenue and was donated to the believ-
ers in the faith cure by Miss Mary
Moorhend. 3 wealthy woman. To-day
Rev. John Morrow, who 10 In charge Of
the home, gave o number OF instances
of what he regarded rs miraculous pro-
vision for Its support. His wife said
that there are seven permanent in
mates OF the home, five of whom were
invalfds prior to their coming, but have
not been seriously Ill since. Last win
ter her little boy was cured through
had gastric fever, but she gave her
cold water and trusted the Lord, and
she recovered.
Hopkins Robinson, a colored hotel
waiter, testified to having been cured In
single day Of q painful brain disorder
that bL m ID the skill Of the phyaicians.
Mrs. Sarah Sweeney had recovered
through faith Of q complication OF dis.
eases Of thirty-fve yeArs' standing.
Two years ago she weighed bat ninety.
hve pounds. Her appearance now in
dicates an Avoirdupois OF at leaet 200,
and she boasts OF perfect physical
health. AUNT Betty" an aged colored
woman, was among the most enthuaias.
ito and positive Of witnesses. "I am 70
years DID," she said, 'and six years ago
was crippled with rheumatism and had
to lean upon q cane at every step. Row
| have laid the cane aside and can walk
better than could at 50."
A touching Incident was the request
OF stalwart, hardy man who rose after
all had testified and who requested that
prayers be offered for the recovery of
his sick child. he said: "My little boy
whispered In my ear last night In
voice go feeble could scarcely catch
the words, Papa, how far is Pittsburg
from beaVen2' Oh, fear II may not
be far for him, but want to keep him
with me-"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Bpeosal mention.
10 10 o saes

that everybody ought 70 know shat A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, we'll
cleaned coal in every ton You buy. Oak,
pine snd hioory kindllDg wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
The tsreat Eye Kennedy
is DR.. simms' Eye Cure. Infiamed core
and red eyes, or red eyelids, weak and
detective eyesight from any cause are
nicely relieved and quickly cured.
Supplied in 25 aud 20 cent bottles, the
prescription of DR.. Simms 81 Bon, 4th
and King Sta.. Wilmington, Del.
In New Quarters.
Fl. r. BouYdon q Bro, manufacturers
OF the celebrated 3 B. B. B. oigArs, have
removed to their new store, No. 219
West eeoond street. Give them n call.
A few more of those beautiful dollar
ohromos given awsy with every pound
of tobacco, at only thirty cents pound.
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets,
Wilmington, Del.
Bush's, French street wharf Is the place
to buy your coal.
Table boArders, s. so per week at sl2
Market street. .-...
Thompson's sure cure for bone spaYln
612 TAtnAll street.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace. GOT Pine street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
sulolde IN Logan sauare.

PHILADELPHIA, May 4.-As offioel
Kelly was passing Logan Squars Hi
2 20 O'Clock yesterday morning he heard
loud reports Of two pistol shots. In the
southwestern part OF ths square be
found tall man, about 38 years OF age,
lying In pool OF blood, wounded In the
right temple. A 3S-cnlibre pistol, with
two OF the chambers empty, lay ut niH
side. An examination showed that
only one OF tho ahots had taken effect,
and that 1t had made deep hole In the
mans head. Death WAS instAnt EneoUs.
From memoranda found In the man a
pockets 1t appears that he had been
trying to obtain employment at some
plumbers' shops and had shot himself
because he was out OF work. There
were also two letters, not dated, found
upon him-one addressed TO his wife,
which had no signature, and ono ad-
dressed to his sons, Eddie and Frank,
signed ~. p. W." That to the wife
reAds:
DEAR WIFE:-I don't blame you for
anything. Yu9 were always the best
Of women. You were alwAya kind and
good because you could not be other.
wise. thank you for all the many
fRyore you have done for mo.
God bless you, nv dear, dear girl.
Good bye agsin, my Lottie.
The one addressed 10 bis eonB read:
MY DEAR Boys, EDDIE AND FRANK
Il know that you ars brought up In
the religion that you do net belong to,
You were born CAtbollcp. / have tried
10 bring you both up-but 1t Seems that
| can't do 1t In that religion. No mat
ter what anyone sAys, have hope that
when your life is run 1t will be better
than yonr pAI as has bsen. Good bye,
my dear boys. My dear boys, God
bless you both. Your papa
j. P. w.
The body was taken to the Twentieth
district station to await Identification
and ct about II O'Clock yesterday
morning 1t was removed TO the Morgue
where at a late hour last night 1t hnd
not been identified.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
For a submarine rorp.do Boat

WAsHIHaToE, May 3.-Bids were
opened at the Navy Department to day
for the construction of submarine tor
pedo boat. Cramp u Some subn tilted two
bids-one of Sl75,O00 and the other of
t1S5,0O0-and proposition was submit
ted by George q. Baker who said his bid
is not to be considered as q formal pro-
posal, but that he desired the department
to consider his offer separately from
formal bids. He dots not specify the cost
OF construction under his plan.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Recovering.

John Patterson, who has been suffer
ing with pleurisy for the past six or
seven weeks, Is gradually recovering,
and will be able in o few days to re.
sumo serving the REPUBLICAN to the
citizens in the western part OF our city.
AS he ia csreful In delivering the pa
pers properly, he will, We have no
doubt, be gladly welcomed back by his
various patrons. For sixteen years he
has been engaged in the business, and
this is the irst time In that period that
he has been laid up by sickness. He,
therefore, considers himself very for
tunate,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Base Rail Notea.

The High School base ball club de
feated the Commercial College base ball
club yesterday by score of 81 to Is. Al
the end of the fifth inning the High
school bad 4 runs and no outsi the
commercial College wished to put in q
now battery, but the High School OBJ
leoten, and the Commercial boys ran
away with the ball, which shonld have
9een the High Schools. Tho High
sohoo! expected more from college boys.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
a ulergyman's ruropesn Tr,p,

YORK, May 3-Rey. Father James
" ", heilly,ot St. Patrick's Roman Catholic
T, TTnureh, LETT for Europe Wednesday.
iuesoay evening the congregation and a
nost % Oh mis- friends of other denominations
kathered in the hall of the school build
l thg 70 pa him farewell. Father O'Reilly,
" ms nigh christian character and work
nas ehaeared himself to the whole com.
nunlsy. aauty The committee in charge pre-
oeh'eu him with large well-filled purse
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure is sold by us on q guarantee. II
cures consumption. Sold by N. b. Dan
forth, cor. and and Market SITS,
SHnoH's vITALIzER Ia what you
need for Constipation, Loss OF Appe.
tite, Dizziness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Price 10 and 75 cents per
bottle. Bold by N. B. DAnforth, cor.
And and Market Sts.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint7 shiloh's Vita
li8er Is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
Dy Dsnforth. cor. End and Market sts.
sLERPLEss NIGHTS, MADE miserable
by that terrible cough. Shiloh's Cure
is tho remedy for you. N. B. DAN
forth, corner Second and Market SITS.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

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Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
rhe Proper Way to neat railway Oars

EosToN, May The railroad oom.
missioners have settled the oar, heating
problem for Massachusetts. In a special
report made to-day they Say: "rhough
the difficulties have not all been sur.
mounts6, though there is trouble from
the leakage Of steam and from the
freezing OF traps and the imperfect ac-
tion Of reducing valves In the engines,
the system of heating by steam from
the locomotive is not only practicable
and conductive to the comfort and
safety OF passengers, but it is a desira-
bic measure of economy. 1t should be
this State, and the use of the separate
heaters In or under cars should
only be permitted under exceptional
cases."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Tne Empsror,s Oop.lt,on.

BERLIN, May IA bulletin Issued
this morning says: 1.-THE Emperor
fever is low. His general condition Ii
relatively satisfactory"
LONDON, May 3.-The Lanoet, in itn
issue to-day, publishes the following:
There are daily variations In the
case OF Emperor Frederick. There has
been no decided improvement In his
condition. There 10 . tendency to-
wards fever every night, The infiam-
mation in his throat has not wholly
subsid6d.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
THE OLD PLACE

stand on the phore Of moonlit sea,
Under tho stafs OF o GUNNER say,
And sad ats the thoughts that come TO me
AS the sorrowiul night wind whispers BY.
'ris tho semo old sea whose voices call.
The saua old stars, with their twinkiing
eyes,
Tho sane Odd moonlight silvers all,
Aud the same Old selemn thoughts Arise
Naught in the soene has changed for years.
Waves, ner stars, nor moonlight fair,
Ard mere IN my eyes are the same cid tears,
For tho same ola hopeless love bear.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
s6OO Reward

is offered. In good faith, by the manu-
facturers OF DR.. Sage's Ostarrh Remedy
for case of catarrh which they cannoi
cure. 1t is mild, soothing and healing
in It's effects, and cures "cold In the
head" catarrhal deafnsss, threat ail.
ments, and many other complications
OF this distressing disease. 90 cents, by
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
w, w. Weir, Pnotographor.

Gil Market street.. Entrance In Law
toms store, by elevator, direct to floor
Of gallery. No climbing Of steps; new
and original scenery; either In door OF
out door work, having every facility for
making more changes In styles OF p!o-
tures than any other photographer in
the state. Cabinets So per dozen. Call
and examine work. Walk In store and
you will be kindly received.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
suloldo amor = oonrespIon or MURDER.

READING, Pa, May August Hsig.
ler, German 30 years of age. who had
been farming along the Blue Mountains
for year, yesterday told Daniel Schro.
der and wife that three years ago, some.
where between New York and PbilAdel.
phis, he bad attacked q man, oat his
throat and, after having rliisd his. pock.
cts. thrown the body In the river. He
did NOT know the name OF his victim.
This morning Mrs. Schroeder found
Zsigler's body hanging In her hus
bands barn. Il is supposed that he
WAS driven to suicide By torture of con.
science.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
1t''Brlen Goes TO Jam Aga,n

DUBLIN, May 3.-Tha trial at I,oueh.
Ees of Mr., William o'Brien, NJ, p, re-
suited In his O. Vyic,ion and sentence to
three months' I'M prisonment. rs was
charged with violating the Grimes Act
by advising the psop'a in a proclaimed
ointriot 10 join the League. He refused
to make any defopse,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
sharp Oonrplra,ors Cnugnt.

NEW YORK, May 4.--Iu the Tombe
Court yesterday Gustav Berrnd. Will
liam W. Astor'B chief chef, and jean
Gonst, fresco paiDter, were held in
t2.500 bail each, on obsrgos OF conspi-
rsoy to defrAud. They came from
France In 1877 with one Henri DamRy.
They boarded with Berrnd, who then
ran q hotsl IN East Thirty.eighth street.
Berrnd'g wife was then 27, and an intt-
macy sprang up between her and Du.
may. Last December the two defend.
ants and Berrnd sent D cable telegram
TO Dumay's father saying six thousand
francs vera needed to get his sou ont Of
prison. The money was cent from
France, aud then another message was
returned that more money was needed.
Dumny's father didn't send the money,
but came himself, and then the whole
scheme was exploded. Berrnd and his
wife will also be tried.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
An Outrage.

The manner in which the Street and
Sewer Department 10 repairing French
street is an outrage. The centre OF the
street is iilled mp to the height of at
least six inches with small broken
stones. This will not only make 1t
dangerous for horses, but for vehicles.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Ipiurad by 3 Ra,li oad,s EmDan kment

CHAnBERsBURG, May "A jury
has awarded S4s0 to Benjamin Duke
aud $3.50 to Mrs. Cathsrine Kyle, as
damages to their properties by the Bal
timore and Cumberland Valley Rail.
road Extension Company, which erected
an embankment in front OF thsir
premises on Water street In 1881.
There are seven other claimants for
damages who have brought similar
suits.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Sale OF Horses,

Jester s. Mcdaniel will have . sale
of horses at their stables on West
Front street next Friday afternoon.
They are superior TO any heretofore
brought to our city, and the lovers OF
five horses should t@ks lock ~ them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
BArghlns

In dry goods and notions at No. 113 W.
Second street, to close busines. All
persons In need Of goods of the above
kind will do well to call and purchase
As these goods will be sold ct prices thai
will close them out in q short time. lis
West Second street, NJ. 4. Wyatt.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Lung Diseases.

The great and mighty medicine, DIR.
White Pulmonio Balsam,
rapidly cures coughs, hoArseness, sore
throat, Group, blood splitting etc. HIM
dreds of references In Wilmington
alone. 300. and 81. The prescription
Of DIR. Simms & Bon, 4th and King
streets, Wilmington. Del.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Pickles Stove and Heater Uompany'a

Pickles Stove and Heater Uompany's
Monitor Oil Stove can bee teen In ope-
ration at 500 Shipley street. There are
four things to be observed In purchas-
ing an oil stove:
1. Positive safety.
2 Perfect ombustion.
8. Simplicity OF Construction.
4. Durability,
The Monitor possesses all these
points. 1t is the most absolutely safe
oil stove made.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
The weather.

Tomorrow promises to be from fair
to cloudy and slightly warmer. Simi-
lar conditions will probably prevail on
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
delaware ehad.

T. A. Mcclure has on his stall in the
Eighth street market q fine consign-
meat OF Delaware shad and other ieh.
Also fresh oysters every day. Give
him o call.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
a Bargain,

A good road mare that can be driven
by lady, 151S hands high, years old,
can be bought right by apply ing n
stable back of blacksmith shop, on
Fifth street between Madison and Mon
roe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

If you want o snug fitting spring or
summer suit of clothes call on Samuel
B. Thorp, merchant taller, No. 6I3H
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

j. Will Perkins, manufacturer and
dealer In harness, saddles, trunks, bags
and general horse.furniahing goods, NJ.
101 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
A Now Flour

Spring wheat, superlative, only Sc. 25
psr barrel, so cents per bag. Try 1t.
Lynch s. Leary, Madison street grooers,
N. w. corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
season 1888.

Z. e. Hanna will open his ice cream
pariors, 83l jefferson street, on 5atur'
day, april 28th. Families and parties
supplied at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
personal.

DR.. Marshall, of Milford. who has
been on o visit to this city, left fol
home this morning.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
wantedi waDtedi wantedl

Every person who have carpet or car
pets to call ct the Wilmington Oarpe
Cleaning Works, 11th and jackson SITS
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

Nine, eighteen or thirty-six beautiful
gem pictures for 25 cents at Hollands
photograph gallery. 307 Market st.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

Twelve finely retouched cabinets and
one frame size with each dozen, for SS,
ut Hollands, 307 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04
Fish and Oysters.

Powell, Washington street market,
has oysters and fish of all kinds. Give
him D call.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-04

Special Course in Bookkeeping,
AT special rate, ct the Wilmington
Comm ercial College, ut Eighth and
Market streets. Instruction individual.
Many ladies' In attendance. Business
penmanship and commercial branches
IL desired. Gall or write soon.