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Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Charges Against q Lady.

BALTIMORE, May IA spscial dea-
patch from Washington to the Amefi'
oan ssys: Department. cite es are feel
ing very sorry over the unfortunata ca
rser Of Mrs. Darah Fl King, wife OF the
chief of the Miscellaneous Division OF
the Oommis,ary Generals Office. This
lady was yesterday plsret under aFrest
BY Dstectivos Ran ana Horne, charged
BY msrchs nt namet James q. Hen der
son with tbs grand larceny of goods
from his sto:e. A day or 50 ago Mrs.
King tnt ned q st)re snd went mp 10 the
counter an1 soM alongside OF snother
Lady. The latter very carelessly laid
her pockstb lok down on the countef,
and gave her attention TO ths clerk In
this sxamiuation OF some goods Mrs..
King was detected by an employe ab.
stracting about ninety dollars from the
pocketboCk, and Immediately thereafter
. scene took p sea.
Mr.. Hends srsoa's reported loss gave
the officers o chance to prove their sus-
picions, and, armed with seAroh war;
rant, they went 70 Mrs. Kings resi-.
dence, and there they discovered q
large amount OF valuable property,
which. on being taken TO polioe head
quarters, was Identified by several
merchants as their property. On inves'
tiga ion 1t was found that the lady vas
. "klep'onaniso," and that this fact
was known to some OF the business
men, who were In the habit OF watch
ing her when she came into the store.
Whatever she took they sent bill for
10 her husband She was released on
$500 ball TO appeAr for hearing next
Saturday. Sue is q very intelligent
wom~n, As y, ars of age, has two very
pretty dAue and hosts OF friends,
who regret the exposure OF her acts, and
are also sorry for her husband.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
He Anpropriatea stock.

EosToN, Ma g., MAY 8.-J.B. Palmer,
~ook broker In Boston, was aIr,sttd
Sunday night on complaint OF r. W.
Eli mn. on the charge Of emb zz Ing
stocks valued a. $1l 800 belonging to
compsiuAn', for wh1m hs 60 ed as urok-
er Palmer was we'll known and was
d ing good business. AS is usual In
such cAAes his customers deposited sc
onEitiea with him. Palmer ID about as
yesrs of ase, and sail that, In usin q
Tbs teourit es, he had only done wha'
was q commo1 custom smo12 brokers.
Palmer was relea.ed on SO 900 bal yes
terdgy.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Little Neck CLANS at Ainscow's.
New Recruits for an OLD Regiment.

Ne" hecruttb TUT an Olu iheBimonts
A story which had its counterpart in
masculine circles not 80 very long ago,
is reported from Cincinnati, where Z
number OF ladies living In a certain
block, becoming disgusted at the way in
which their street was cleaned, or
rather not cleaned, held an indiInation
meeting. They had made repeated
requests Of the Board of Public Affairs
10 clean the street, which had boon neg
ieetsd for 30 long time that 1t was In .
horrible condition, and IN absolute dis
grace 10 the city. They had become do
termined and something had to be done
st once. After censuribg the Board OF
Pablo Affiirs. they resolved to procure
proper implements and do the work
themselves. Accordingly each woman,
with broom in hand, started AZ the
Undertaking, aud did not stop until the
entire block was rs clean aB o newly.
swept barn fioor."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
For bara aims attend Ford & o2le's
sale OF lots 10 morrow. See Adv.
a a,Ow.

ouite An excitement vas caused last
evening by several whtto roughs cbaa.
ing q oolored man on Front street. The
colored man turned on his assAilaDts
and, drawing q razJr, slashed out right
and left, when the roughs pulled cut
rovolvers and began blazing away at
the Il iseing man. They rau him Into o
grocery store on Front street near Mon
roe, where he sought safety. Hs was
pretty severely handled, hsv nS his
head cut and his clCtaiug torn. Al
usual no arrests were made, hnd he
made his escspe to his hone without
further mlshnp,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
The eem.- Test.

The semi annual test Of the fire de
partment took place yesterday. These
tests, although perhaps satisfactory 10
the Fire Oommittee OF Council, 10 not
to the different companies, as 1t puts
them to considerable expense. Bursting
Of hose, H.raining Of the engines, and
the time Of the members Is among the
items that costs, and should be con-
siderto by the ommittee.
The Friendship WAS the frat engine
ordered out, and her work was re-
markable. Through q IL inch nozsle
and coo feet Of hose IL threw . stream
1877 feet 0 inches In length and through
two lines OF hose each 500 feet In length,
with inch nczZ.es, IL threw streams
JOG feet II inches each in length. The
engine carried 100 pounds steam pres.
sure.
The Wecoaoce was next t, test her
capacity. The company experlenc- d
great trouble with their ho Q, BsvsIal
8 c'ions OF which buret.
Tie engine carried lis rounds Of
steam, snd through 1000 feet OF TO 6
aud 10 nozzle, thr3w o stream les
ttes tbcoes
The thi d IA order was the Relisnc ,.
By some unknown mems the engine
wss unable to- get up mere than 90
pounds OF steam, thereby be ng unable
10 m Ike far test.
Tbrou2h 900 feet OF hose with one
inch uozz e she threw q stieAm 122 feet
8 in,he,. Though two lines Of hose
so 'eet IN length ste threw streams lac
feet iaohes.
Alter the noon hour very interest.
Ing test of the Delaware truck was
made. An alarm was Btruok from box
46. located In the Diamond Match
Oompany's yard. Toe run from the
engine houte, the ladder run up, and
the tillermAn, William King, rushed 10
the top, was 6H minutes.
The Fame Hose followed next, and
through 1000 t. e. OF hose, with . IA
inch noszle, threw o stream 1888 hes I
inoh hes, and through two lines OF 500
each, 1T3 fest 8 inches.
The Washington, the "Old Reliable. y
through 1.e0O feet of hose. threw 173
feet.
The last engine to bs tested was the
Pl enix. Bbe threw through 1000 fee,
OF hose stream 1859 feet.
The tests wero witnessed by hundIeiE
OF people.
Clam soup as Atnscow's. Devil orabl
q speciality,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
sersntssntn annixaranrv.

Miuqua Tribe, No. 8, Imp. o. R. M,
celebrated their seventeenth anniver-
gary last evening ut German Hall and
were visited by delegation OF twenty
SIX members Of Passyuuk Tribe, No.
1877, OF Philadelphia. The visitors ar
rived at O'Clock and were met at the
P, W. & b. Railroad station by M.nquA
Tribe In full regaliA. A line was
formed, headed by the First Regiment
Eiis and Drum Corps, aud marched to
the hall, where tho vi.itors were wei.
coined In behalf Of Minqus Tribe by
Howard E. Stasts. Supper was then
serve ed. Speeches were made by I. II,
II. Messenger, Joseph Pyle, j. II. Nor
gan and W. H. Taylor Of MinuuA
Tribe, and by A. y. Uhde and II. L.
Marsh Of Passyunk Tribe.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Large pans of oy sters ut Ains,ow's.
Onk nIIi sundny sohool.

Quite a number OF people gathered at
Oak Bill school house, Obrisdsna Hun.
dred, on Sunday afternoon, 1t being the
re. opening of the Sunday school at that
place for the summer months. The
program was very interesting. Ad-
dresses were delivered by Mr.. Wesley
johnson and the superintendent. The
IN music was render In q very credits
BILE manner. The violin was generally
acknowledged rs moot pleasinR aud
desirable abolition. This IL an energetic
little school, and deserves the enoour-
agement and help OF all OF the neighbors
and friends In the community. Ii is
earnestly desired that many names
may be enrolled on Its books this sum-
mer.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
ooliIded with War Vessels.

New ORLEANS, La, May 8 8-During
a heavy rain and thunderstorm yester-
day afternoon the towboat Future City
and three barges from St. Louis collided
with three United States war vessels at
anchor In front of the city. Two Of the
bArges were sunk and the third was
badly damaged, but most OF Its freight
was saved. The two barRes sunk are
total Losses. One contained 81, 600
bushels of wheat, and the other o full
cargo Of freight. The barges were val
ued at IS, 900 each, and their cargoes at
10 not stated.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
ripe Fire Horss. K,Iisd.

A fine pair OF flack horses ownei by
The Moytme yirg Hook La1der
Comrauy OF Ches er Ian away yeeter-
day morni x while Attsohed to .
stree. spelnkler. Thu driver wab left
beLinl al d TIE 10 5 3 dashed IN fIoot OF
n NO. tb-bour d train on the p, W. b b
rAllsotd TJe locomotive struck the
runawtys, knocket ems about 26 fl OF
above The oIcssn E, and oarriel the
other 100 fees up 81 e trsok before throw
log tho body ~ one SIDE Both were
killed ty the shock snh ipjurlts 70 the
Leg, which were hrtk,n 10 t1at the
bones pTolruded.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Large fries OF oyItsrs at Ainscow's.

SHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
0ure is sold by us on a guarantee. II
oures consumption. Sold by N. B. DAN
forth, cor. and and Market Sts.
SHnoH's vITALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss of Appe.
tite, Dizziness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Prioe 10 and 75 cents per
bottle. Sold by n. B. Danforth, oor.
and and Market 5ts.
WILL YOU sUFFER with Dyspepsia
and Liver Complaint? shiloh's Vita
lizer is guaranteed to cure you. Sold
by Danforth. cor. and and Market SITS.
ELEKPLEss NIGHTS, made miserable
by that terrible cough. 6hiloh's Cure
la the remedy for you. N. B. Dan.
forth, corner Second and Market SITS,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
The Emperors Condition ur,t,oa,.

BERLIN, May THE Enperor's
weakness causes Alarr. The discharge
Of pus Is now SO copious that 1t is neces-
sary to oleAn the canula every half
hour. He passed very bad night, but
improved slightly to-day and Expressed
himself as feeling stronger.
His fever continues low, showing
that no freIh abcesses are forming. DR..
Mackenzie induces him to take neces-
sary food, but his weakness 10 becom.
Ing serious.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
tale OF Uity Lots.

Thos. Oglo anc Peter J. Ford will
sell az public sale tomorrow (Wednes-
dGy) afternoon twenty-five derirNble
buiiaing loia, situated on Twelfth,
Thirteentb, TatnAil and Orange streets,
Persons VINO wish TO purchase may
never have better opportunity Of SO
ourinR niLss for building in q ceHtrai
location. Tho moro desirable lots are
rapidly increasing in value, and every
day the tsRdency is t) ioros personF,
who wish 10 purchase, towards the out
skirts Or to pay greater advance in
price.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
the Flrst OF tho seauon.

The fitst bius grass mutton OF the
seaaou arrived in this city this morn
ing ovor the Z. & & railroad. The q
was one osrload, and they were con.
signed to Patrick NJ M1nashsn, OF stalls
~ and rs Third street market. These
cblebrsted sheep come from the blue
grass region OF West Virginia, and are
considered the beet mutton In the
world. Those received this morning
will bs put out TO pA,turo until the lat
ter end Of the weak, when . part OF
.tem will be slaughtered for Saturday a
m afket,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
To the Public.

To people over Eleventh street bridge,
to people over Third street bridge, to
Eastern residents generally: Beaton
Smith, drugRist, corner Seventh and
Plne strstts, is ths only place east Of
Market street, that you can got q cool,
delicious "MDk Shake" The only
plaos to get loo cream coda water.
Smoke Il. E Heller's "No. 103" cigar
10 be- had only ut corner Seventh and
Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
uIonn Ifnrht.

MAIZE, Kan, May IA storm cloud
hurst over tbis place ON Sunday, and
for half al hour the rain came down IN
torrents. The streets Wers turned tulO
rivers, which fortunately found Rn ont
Let into tho AIkAnpab river. A number
OF h0uses Hete moved from their foun.
dAtions, and the Dwelling Of man
naraed Rockby vas picEod up by the
water and carried into tho ArkRnsa
river, where IL sank, drowning Rock by,
his Wiis aud two children. A great
many head OF horses AND cattle were
drowned.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Pickles Stove and Heatsr COMPANY
Monitor Oil 6tovs can hee teen In ope-
ration at 800 Shipley street. There ore
four things to be- observed in purchas-
ing an oil ntove:
l. Positive safety.
2 Perfect combustion.
s. Simplicity VI Construction.
A. Durability
The Monitor possesses ali these
points. L Is the most absolutely HAfe
oil stove made.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
now wan PRpor store,

The undersigned having opened the
store 209 West Second street with Q full
line OF wall paper and window shades 9
wa are prepared to do work OF short
notioe. We would solicit call from
our trlends and the public. We EN-.
ploy hrstolnGe workme and guarantee
satisfaction, G. W. Evans b Co., 200
West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
a HArRAln.

have q good driving mare, years
old, 16H hands high, sound and quiet,
fearless OF everything, can be driven by
q woman, which / will sell right, hav.
ing DO use for her. w. Scott Vernon, at
this office, or rear Of blacksmith's shop
ON Fiflh street beyond Madison.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Good Huppiy.

Powell, in the Third street market,
has another fine supply OF fish for to-
morrow, Amoag them being q choice
lot OF trout, the first of the Eeason. he
also has shad, Delaware rock aud all
othsr varieties 10 be obtained.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Bosh EeIl Dead.

ST. LOUIS, May s-Mrs. Annie Eis.
enbarth fell dead in her home Sunday
morning. Her sister, who lived near
by, vas sum moned, and on arriving ct
the house and entering the room where
the corpse was, fell dead. Both women
were supposed to be In good health.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Sometime during Sunday night tie
office o: the Basket md Crate Con-
pany, over Market street bridge. wss
broken in o and robbed OF q clock NJ d
several other articles. This is the
&c 3ond or third time the place has been
broken into within few weeks.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
For cnrpets-Orsnor 81 Go.
Delaware shad.

7. A. McOlure has on his stall in the
Eighth street market n fine oonsign-
mont OF Delaware shad and other fab.
Also fresh oysters every day. Give
him call.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
FOR safe,

AT n bargain, Groom house, with con.
venienOes. Ouly $3.50 required down.
Apply 10 w. Scott Vernon, this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Pleading HOr Her Blgamoas husband

BALTIMORE, May DIR. William r..
@. Young pleaded guilty yesterday in
the Criminal Court to an Indictment for
biaamy. Both wives were present, and
the nrst asked the Oourt to be meroiful
10 her husband, ms sbe did not believe
him responsible, because OF the use OF
ohloTal, for his seconn marriage. Judge
Phelps sentenced him to eighteen
months, the lowest penalty, in the pen-
teniiAry and snnulled the m marriage 10
the second wife.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
The Cabn snatonsrs Maybe Captured

WEST CHESTER, May IA ooloIed
man named Cole, who has two aliases,
Sanders and Redmond, has been ar.
rested on snspiolop OF being the oAba
snAtcher who, for ten dsys past, has
been attacking ladies, 1t ia said that
he, . few years ago. robbed au old Irish.
man. He then leit the plAcs and went
to Downingtown, where he acquired Q
bad reputation. He recently returned
TO this borough. He will be given o
hearing to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Season 1888.

e. E. Hanna will open his ice cream
pAstors, S3l Jefferson street, on Batur.
day, April 28th. Families and parties
supplied NJ short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

More comfort to the dollar In an Old
Virginia Rocker than any other invest
unent you can make Johnson & Barn
hill sell them Rt 207 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Very Ill,

Edward Lsary, who is we'll known
Throughout: the city, Is lying very Ill at
his home In Mechanic street. There 10
very little hope OF his recovery.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Large stew ut Ainscow's.
Reduced.

DR.. Lippincott's Specific Compound
fos neuralgia and chronic rheumatism,
price 400. per bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR q FULLRRToR,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
over a5 Years Experience.

Rosin g. Bro, practical paper hang.
ers. Large assortment of the latest de.
signs. Prices the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Notice.,

The genuine Sharpless creamery but.
ter has sharpless printed in full on each
nriut. Always for sale by Lynch &
LeAry, Madison street grooers, N. W.
corner Fourth.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

j. VIII Perkins, manufacturer ard
dsaler in harness, saddles, Trunks. bpgs
and general horae.furnishinR goods, No.
101 West Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Nine, eighteen or thirty-six beautiful
gem pictures for 25 cents at Hollsnd's
photograph gnllsry. 307 Market Ct.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Your bed should be clean rs we'll as
your bouse. e200 spent In johnson &
Barnbills IenoVator win give you a
clean bsd and make 1t fuller and better
thaa ever before.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

The place to order your spring suit,
nud the largest assortment Of goods to
select from can be found ut Thorp's,
|613X Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

The old Virginia leads all other
porch rockers in comfort and atreDGtb.
Just stop ono minute at Johngon 81
Barnhill's and try one.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
wAntedi vantsdi Wanted

Every person who have carpet or oar
pets to call At the Wilmington OArpe
Cleaning Works, 11th aud jackson Sts
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Tito Weather,

Io.morrow promises to be partly
olGuoS to fair, with slight fall OF tenn.
peEataIe,followed by local raius. ThuTs.
e.g !slr, wlsh stationary tcEpe-S.Crc.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

For beauty, for com fort. for improve
ment OF tns complexion, uss only
Pozzoni's Powder; there Is nothing
equal to IL.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

improvements made at our Soda
Water Counter. Our list includes Egs
phosphats, Lemonade, Soda Water and
other popular Flavors.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
z jeanne. Helt

All retail and wholesale druggists In
Wilmington keep HoopeT's Anodyne.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
A New Flour.

Spring wheat, superlstive, only $6.25
per barrel, so cents per bag. Try 10.
Lynch 81 Leary, Madison strset gIooers,
n. ". conner Fourth greet.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

The soft glow of tea rose is acquired
by lsdies who use Pozzoni's Complex
ION Powder. Try 1t.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
FIsh and OystorB.

Powell, Washington street market,
has oystsrs and fab of all kinds. Give
him q cali.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Twelve ala'y Ie.CGcasd cabinet sn6
ore irSme s'zs -oith ea5n dGztn, FOL IS,
a. usllsLd't, 81 Aarket slrest.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
N, Is uapforth
Ree This.

Is prepared tosupnly Wilmington druI
gislB with HoopeI's Anodyne,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

China, glAss and queensware, No. 1.
q. 7th, one door from King.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Beet bread and aakas In tbs city ut
TdiEolI's, S0yehsh aan TatnalL
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

For bargains attend Ford q ople's
sale Of lots tomorrow. Bee adv.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
The

Only Milk Shake East of Msrket street
Gold, Delicious snd Healthy.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Is prepared 60 supply Wilmington drug.
gists ai:h Eo're,'s Aaolyne.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Try wAlton's milk biscuit, Seventh
and TatnAll.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

BeAton Smith, Cor. 7th and Pine St.,
Agent for e. E. Heller " No. 103"
oigars."
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Cups and saucers with handles, OF
same ware, (94 rieces) 100 per doz. l..
Lewis Bow, 413 King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
state of tnn n,amnnra,u

Et the REPUBLICAN Office to-day, In
the shade:
Z O'Clock 10 Oorolook 70 O'Clock
bbo $50 $50
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

Rosir & Pro telephone oall 4e9.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

EuglIah iron stone china plates per-
feet, and will not cfaza.
Diameter 8 inches. 66o per doc.
H o - 65o :" "
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Tho DoinEu of q Thief.

For bargains attend Ford & Oxl6's
/ o OF lotB 10. morrow. See adv.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08
Pickles stove and Hoatsr company

For bargains attond Ford & oSle's
"a Q of lots tomorrow. Seo adv.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-08

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The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
PROFITS OF FARMING,


ADricnltnra Conyid aref In thc Iiyht Of A
Business Enterprise.
No one reason sufficiently explains the
/ lack Of large Numbers Of students OF
agriculture in any of the colleges Of
the country but am more and more
convinced that the exceedingly gloomy
and discouraging yiow Of the condition
and prospects of our agriculture, COM
monty presented By writers and re-
porters on the subject has much to do
with this state of affairs. have just
returned from one of the series Of IN
tercstinr and valuable institutes being
held under the auspices of the Illinois
The Grenada gazette., 1888-02-04
scAooL.soy DAYS.


With thoughts that truant-ward incline
And woe-begonc and rueful face,
a sssrhel slung across his back,
To schoolhe creeps with snail-lilse pace,
Quite snre no toiling galley slave
II linked to such dreadful fate
As that which compasses about
Tins martyr Of the book and slate.
All, me. perhaps IN years to CONS,
That l~ing life's trial in their train,
'Tho wcaricd man Of trade viii wish
His sshoo-boy days were back again;
He'd hail with Joy their glad return,
And deem himself by fortune blessed,
II par.iciplcs, verbs and nouns
No creator care mis- mind possessed.
The statesman whom the world admiros
For cloquence md intellect,
Worn out and gray with public cares,
May for moment recollect
Tho old frame school-house II, tho lane,
Tho mill-pond and the shaded stream.
And sigh to think that boyhood 4 days
Are now TO him faded dream.
II pnmpcred with the sweets OF life,
That wealth has on his pathway poured,
Pcrchancc the crnuiod man may see,
While slit ng Mt his banquet board,
4 barefoot. iniy y-figured lad.
With watcry mouth and sparkling eyes,
Investing boarded coppeys in
Aunt Martha Jones' homemade pics
Oh, martyr Of the book and slate!
We poor, weak mortals never know
s'rae sweetest hours that filled our life
Until they join the long ago;
Ard rs we peer into the past.
O'cr tangled roads and tortuous ways,
Warmed is tho heart nnd moist the eye
In memory OF our golden days.
p. C. Fosseft. IN Golden Ddys