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The Opelousas courier., 1888-11-10
Bring Me YOur Cotton Seed.

/ will pay the highest market price in cash
for Cotton Seed, at my office near the railroad
depot, Washington, La.
ST. C.. DERBES.
Washington, Sept. Is, 1883. f3m
The Opelousas courier., 1888-11-10

DR.. Tichenor's Antiseptic cures Sore
Throat.
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some white-marhle structure, which IL still in
process OF erection was determined upon. IL
the tneater project Is carried out il viii benefit
ooth louisiana avenue. upon which the build
ing Val 'front.' and also q street, where IL will
have its stage entrance.
Mr. oLovEhs NEW BUILDING SOLD.
An important sale recorded yesterday was
that OF the handsome marble front building on
the north side OF @ street, between 18th and
10Th streets, just erected by Mr.. G. @. Glover.
Inc purchaser was Col Robert I. Fleming and
u sne price paid, according 10 the record. was
oVV: IN part payment Col. Fleming trans
tween Vermont avenue and 18th straet NORTH
west Col Fleming will remove his Own Offices
20 we new building and reut out the portions
lie does not use himself
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BOOKS OF THE WEEK.

THE WRITINGS OF JOHN eREEStrAr wurr.
IiEh Volume III. -Anu-slavery Poems: sonsr
o. labor and Reform. Volume Iy-Per.ona
Poems: oNra-ional Poems. The Tent on ths
Deaoh Win The Poems Of Eliza beth n. Whit
Yer; ana an appendix, containing Early aud
Incohected Nerse~ Boston: Houghton. Nil
mn 20 Washington: Robert Besll
A MANUAL OF DECORATIVE COMPOSITION.
ror Designers. Decorators, Architects. and In
unsu1ai Artists. By "sSRI MaNsUx, Architect
10 the French Government Translated nv ~
Sonino. illustrated by nearly Three Hundred
Washington: Robert Besn.
FROM FLAG TO FLAG. A wcman'. Adventures
and Experiences IN The south during me War,
IN Mexico, and in Cuba BY EiIza NcH.rToS
hriEr. New York: ID Appleton 4 90. Wash-
ington: Robert Besn
SCRIBNER's MAGAZINE Published Monthly.
with Illustrations. Volume III. Jsnnarv luaa'
Volume ": December, lsss New yors.
Charles scrisner's sons Washington: Bren-
tano's.
THE CURSE OF MARRIAGE. A Tru. Story q
Domestic life. By WALTER HURKEII author
Of The Great Amherst Mystery" etc. etc
New York: The American News Company
THE CONFESSIONS OF CLAUD. A ROMANCE
Ry EDGAR FAwoErr, author Of "An Amhltic =.
woman, etc, etc. T1icknors Pape. - nes.
No. sal Boston: ncknor a 90.
A STRANGE PILGRIMAGE A Novel, BY Nr,
j. II. WALwoRTH, author Of "True 70 Herself |"
The Bar Sinister" etc. The Manhattan s.
ries-l New York A l. Burt
THIS ohIAL COIL Novel BY GRANT Al
LEN, author Of Babylon" etc. lAppletor q
Town and Country Library. No. Isl New
York: ID. Appleton a Co.
OHIO: First Fruits Of the Ordinance Of 1857. nv
RrFus kisG. lAmerican Commouwealths Sc
ries-l Boston: Hougtton, hifiin a Co. Mash-
ingion: Robert Beall.
THE MOTT STREET POKER CLUB. The Score
tary's Minutes. Illustrated by NJ Wool.
New York: White a Allen. Washington: MI
Ter a Herbert
THE CHEZZLEs A Story. By Lucy GIBBONS
Mokss, Illustrated. Boston: BoughtOn, an-
hin Co. Washington: Robert bean
THE BERkELEIs AND THEIR NElGHBoRs.
BY NJ ELLIOT SEAwELL New YORK: The
American News Co.
DELLA BACON: Biographical Sketch. Boston /:
Houghton, Airiin a Co. Washington: Bren-
tanos.
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HagerstOwn Happenings.

THE 'BABY-IN-rHf-BAsKEr MYSTERY AGAIN
SHERIFF oATTREILs TRIAL REAL ESTATE
AcTIvrTY-ooURr NOTES.-The c. AND o. CANAL
Correspondence Of THE Evksrxe STAR
HAeERsTowN, Nov. 8, 1883.
The ''baby-in-the- basket" mystery which
Washington is credited with having furnished
Hagerstown several mouths ago will be re-
vived the coming week by the trial here in
court of Chas. Seibert, who brought the baby
from Washington and deposited il on the
porch of the orphans home here The novelty
of the Indictment against Seibert, which il for
assault and battery" upon the. babe, and his
prominent social connections and relation
ship in this county cause general interest in
the matter. The parentage Of the child IN sur
missed, but this is likely TO be definitely brought
out at the coming trial.
Edward Humrichouse has been appointed
elisor TO act sheriff in the place Of J. II. CAT
uell, indicted for msfeasance in ONCE in keep
ing the county Jail in q filthy condition and the
treatment Of prisoners under his charge. The
witnesses summoned for the defense and pros
ecution number nearly 100. The case came up
for trial yesterday, but was postponed until
Tuesday next TO give the court an opportunity
TO decide upon important law points raised by
the counsel for the defense at the opening Of
the case.
A coiored man, the alleged murderer Of Ru-
dolph Herr, farmer. in fracas at Clear
spring, this county, on the I'D day of febru-
airy last was arrested several days ago at
Caperton, Va, as Chas. Saunders, the party
wanted. he was brought here on a requsition
by the governor. He was recognized by the
man sent after him, and, a. be claims 20 be
Jere. Banner, his identity Is questioned.
The home farm of the late Joshua Toms In
the Beaver Greek and Boonboro' district con-
tanning l47 acres, has beea sold 10 Mr.. Henry
Keller for Se9.50 per acre. DIR. Shorb, OF
Washington, has purchased Of Prof Frederick
Hahn an elegant mansion on Prospect street,
this city, on terms not made public. DIR. shorb,
it is understood, will make Hagerstown has
home in future.
The criminal docket of the present term Of
court is lengthy one, and a remarkable .act is
that out of the six first tried all were convicted
except one, and this one plead his own case and
was acquitted The others were defended by
able counsel. This fact has caused laugh ON
the lawyers, and considerable common; in aud
about the courthouse and among the legL
fraternity.
Navigation on the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal, in which 30 many OF our people are in
terested, will soon be brought 10 a close for the
season. The issuing Of way-bilis viii be dir
continued on the 18th, and Il is expected the
water will be drawn Oh by the 10Th instant
IL
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

EoR RENT-NEAT TwO-sTORY FRAME DWELL
lns, rooms water; near cars, market, schools
IEoo ST e.; $3.50. Also, 46 L ST. NV, neat two
story of1ck house, rooms: water aud gas. good
locaity; $3.50. Both houses in good order
sMokMsIEDT BRADLEY, e27 st. NV. d3-6t
EOR REST-HhLF SQUARE FROM CARS AND
y herdics; 8 rooms, and water; 1908 and 12241f
Myhe st n. e.; two-story brick houses; 80 so each
927 Il ST. d5-fSt
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RoBBERIEs REPoRrED.-A hotel sneak thief
entered the hall Of the Buckingham house, No.
9ls 18th street, last evening, and carried on .
military coat belonging TO Capt e. 8. Godfrey,
U. S. A, aud a light spring oyercoat belonging
to Major A. Z. Bates.-Frank II. Hyson, No.
1921 18th street northwest, reports the larceny
Of a Prince Albert coat.--D. Marean, CALI
fornia avenue, reports stolen from in front ot
he capitol yesterday an American bicycle.-
r. E. Consant, No. "a New Jersey avenue,
reports the larceny Of gun
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For the holiday season Messrs. L. Prang &
Co., Of Boston, have issued, as IL their annual
custom, a great variety Of beautiful iilumin-
ated cards, calendars and other devices, suit
able for both Christmas and New Year tokens.
and calulated to meet the taste of grown as
well as little people. The demand for this STYLE
of souvenirs has fallen Of greatly, but there
seems TO be still sufficient 20 Justify the pub
fishers in making liberal preparations in that
direction, and this they have done.
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AWARNNG TO SERENADKRs.--Charles Harris
and James Herbert, young coiored men, went
TO Dingmans place last night with q mouth or
gan and triangle, and were serenadiDg Herberts
best girl, when they were interrupted by Po-
licemen Hagan and McCsbe, and were required
TO sleep in police cell the remainder OF the
night. They were charged, before Judge Mil
Ter to-day, VIII violating the police regula-
tions. The Judge informed them that they
could not 60 about at night and disturb per-
sons who wanted n sleep. Their personal
bonds for future good behavior we're taken
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PLEAS OF Nor GUmrY.-In the Criminal
Court to-day the following indicted persons
entered pleas of not guilty: James Brown, lar
ceny; VIM. Dixon, larceny from the person;
Thornton Henderson, HOUSEKEEPING; Albert
Smith, embezzlement; James II. johnson, SEQ
ond ofiense pesit larceny; John f. Clark, false
uretenses.
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REAL ESTATE MATTERS.
Wealthy Men Investing In Houses and
Lots.

REAL ESTATE MES PRoPHEsY INCREASED ACTIVITY
BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTS ON PENNSYLVANIA
AvENUE-A rHEArER TO BE BUILT ON THE SITE
OF THE CITY Posr-ofFicE
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QUICKEST TRAINS TO PHuADELPHIA run via
Baltimore and Ohio railroad, and no szfra yasv
10 charged on that line.
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81 X st. n. e. 7r.. s22. so
1OZ B'd'y II. NV, Tor %
! 42S Il 81. NV. Or. .20.30
l434 4 st. NV, Or. 30. 80
900 IL AZ. s.w.. liz. 40
81 lith st. s.w.. Or. Is. %
scott ave- a. W, Or.
Cor. LIST and y Orig
24l2 9Th 81. NV. Or.
l3l6 tith II. sv, Or. 1850
26l9 81. n. W, 5r. 1880
lU'5S 9TH ST. ne, 5r. %. 80
YXOOD. 9lO 9th 81 NV
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MONEY TO LOAN.

OK n0n IN ONE SUM FOR ) YEARS AT 5
'DCsVOU per cent on real estate; other sums at s
per cent. CHARLES W. HANDY,
dS-3t 921 st. NV.
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NOR RENT
II l2:i-i Mass. av. ,15rSlOO
439 ssth 81 NV. 12r. 10
l1tl = st NV, 1T -
l1Oo L. st NV l:Sr - -
2Olb II -. NV, ST.. 81
100 9Th 81. NV Sr. 81
POL 9TH st. NV, 9r.- 80. 30
1916 L st q. W. 80
Boz Maine ave. Or ......l6
400 l3tt -. sw Or rs
GUS n st.n. e.. 7r .-..::,,.li
2lOS VI. ave. On. 20. 30
dS-.{fs A a.
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LADIES, jackets AND ULsrEss.
MADE TO ORDER, AT
KEENS.
n30-1m 414 9th street

NNHE CELLULOID TRUSS
IL That never breaks, never wears out always clean
and can be worn while bathing,
Is for sale ut
CHAS. FISCHER'S
=, 623 9TH ST. NV
Mrs: FISHER devotes her attention to the wants II
Lady Patrons mi
RoYS' OvERCOATS WE ARE SELLING AT 60 so,
LISA and 30 that are worth double.
LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING CO.,
n6-3m eth and n sta
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DIS 1907 Pa ave. NV.
L,OR RENT-617 I'D ST. NV; NINE ROOMS
u and bath; all modern improvements; excellent
conditions $3.50. 1421 Q ten rooms; bath aud cell
lar. all modern improvements; 34J 1909 i; nine
rooms and bath. al modern improvements; S55.
dS-3t GRAHAM BOLTON, Atlantic Bldg, $50 F st.
EOR RENT-1I1 CN. E, s35: 21S d n W., $50;
II Is II NV, $50; l3S n e, s15: $40 18th W.,
sl5; 80 Defrees, sl4 929-93l sw., S12. so; 1881
4th NV. $3.50 E. A MCINTYRE. S1SF- dS-3t
ISOR RENT-FOUR MONTHS OR LONGER, $50
II per month, completely furnished house; china and
linen; IL rooms and bath; 1901 st. NV. or $50
unfnrnished Apply 1221 18th ST. NV, on preni-
ses- IL to O'Clock dS-1m
1,OR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE; PRICE VERY
u reasonable. Call, between and pm, at 2l45
II st n. dS-3t
ItOR RENT-63O 10TH ST. n z. 7R AND BATH
II so 30; large yards aud all mod. imps. 4i9 4th
81 Sc. Or. and b, l.. s22 so: POLO III St n W., Or
and bath. H. L. $50 Z. Il KNIGHT, 6O7 18th st. n W.
, dS- 81
I,OR RENT-414 VIRGINIA AVE Sc, @ ROOMS
Il water. Sc wer and gas: S13 per month.
WALLER & WALTER,
do-I 6i3 st. NV.
E'OR LEASE OR RENT-HOUSES FOR TERM
Of years several very choice furnished Residences
fc= sale If not leased j. B. NIMER,
6S-3t l3l3Fst
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ECOR sALE-NRW BRICK HOUSE, TWOsTORY
II and basement; all mod imps. on 9Th street near
Mne VIII be soldon easy terms. 6WORNSTIOT
BRADLEY, O27 street NV. nSn-lm
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BUSINESS IMPROVEMENTS.

several improvements on Pennsylvania ave.
nue. are contemplated, notably the extension
of their present building by the Washington
Safe Deposit company. The Bernheimer prop.
erty Immediately west has been purchased. and
a thoroughly fire-proof structure, similar in
character to the present safe deposit quarters,
will be erected. The old Coombs property,
just west of this, which, during the war, con-
tanned the Teutonis hall, in which Billy Emer.
son made his first appearance, and where
George Thatcher and others now noted either
on the minstrel or variety stage made their
bow to a Washington audience. will soon be
entirely changed. Mr.. John 7. Lehman will
remodel these buildings and fit them up for
large business houses.
ANOTHER THEArER..
II is understood that syndicate is neeotia,
ting for the Semmes property, now occupied BY
the city post-ofice, and will convert it into :
handsome theater, to be run upon the same
plan as Harris Bijou. This property In Jus,
one square west of the site of the old Canter
bury, which, though associated in the minds o.
the younger generation with variety perform
ances, was, at one time, the most aristocratis
place Of amusement in Washington, and where
was held the Inauguration bali Of President
VIM. Henry Harrison, grandfather Of the
present President-elect. The persons inter.
ested in the proposed project consider The
building is well adapted for alteration n
designed II this scheme should be carried oui
it would add another 10 the many
hsndsome Improvements which have com.
pletely changed the character Of thai
vicinity within the past few years
pioneer In improvement and their nsw build
ing was the Arst innovstiou In that staid and
conservative locality. Then followed the
massive estabfshnsnt of. 6aks 4 Co. a the
opposite corner, and subsequently the Central
NATIONAL bank purchased and compistaiy re-
modelled the old St Marc hotel, making il one
Of the finest banking houses in The city. The
Bank a WashinGto0 found that II must kesp
up Win Ne spirit u progress, and the had
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Eok kEXT-7l2 I'd ST. v W, 5 ROOMS. STORE,
y. I'm = u.e-. rOous and ;s-sfOry stable. Is
% = 80 ~ , roonis II
-ItJ .Oln - n W, ls..................... n
cA1NoOD GARRETT, Successor TO C. b. Caywood
EoR RENT-332 nth ST Sc, q ROOMS. ALL
= IN IMP siS llO5 II. n =, rooms, all N.
mp. gu l23O I'd St Sc > rOous: $3.50 "a 5tE
q me- rooms, water and stale. si9 30 sos l2th
81 ne. , roOtns, $lO0O store aud dwelling "A ard
sts, Sc. $50. Furnished and unfurnishes rooms
ds-3t. ala - caa,,6I. a,
NOR RENT--A DESIRABLE PI.ACEr-A sN All
building Of two rooms: hall modern conyepie mes
suitable Tor light housekeeping for small family o.,
ner 9th and I sits. J. W. p MYERS q SON 1870 New
York ave ds-2t.
l,OR RENT-l26 AND I2S MASS AVE n
IL two very desirable three-story ard bay-vindovs
brick houses eight rooms; in perfect order ali i'm.
Iroyenents; rent oaly s20 per month Nv. MET.
CALI, 1881 81 n~- dS-3t
I,OR PENTHOUSE l1I7 n ST SOUTH FRONT
ten rooms all modern improvements. Inquire
next door, Ills st. NV. "
I.OR RENT-2023 o n. w, FURSIsHED ii
II rO0us, al nod inps. nice stable, very desirable
80 per mo. or $1,000 yearly 70 view apply On prem
ds-3ts 6OS Louisiana ave.
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NOR SALE
Il 1861 Mass. ave- NV, or s35, 600
1856 Mass ave- NV, new. 20r.............. 30 600
Handsome double house, near Dupont Circle. 10000
Mass ave. bet 18th and 4th SITS, l5r. new. 10000
Mass ave. pet l4th and 10Th SITS, lar. $4,000
Mass. ave, bet Thomas and Scott Circles. $4,000
4 l. ave., bet l4th and 18TH Tor and bath. 11,C00
Conn ave, bet and r, lot "a IT. front..... 10000
81, pet lOth and 18th SITS n. W, 12r.. 10000
III 18TH 81, three-story brick 7r and bath. 1000
Corcoran, bet 18th and 18th SITS, 9r cellar. 1000
St e. bet LIST and I'd SITS, 7r. and bath. 1000
Ihree orlck near 14th ST. an investment: each 1850
Cleveland ave, bet " and Boundary 6r...... 1880
Lots 50, so and 100 feet deep at bargains
We offer for sale extensive list of large and small
houses not included in the above also fine building
lots in the northwest and cheaper ones in all
of the city Call office and examine our bulletin
se29-3m JOHN SHERMAN co, 14O1 81
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1914 l4th 81. n. W., sr. .45
252 9Th st. 5. e.. Sr.....-35
9th and y SITS. NV. Or. .35
24ss,1s VI 81. NV, Sr. sc
J 4th and q sta. NV, Ar. &c
Sol h st. ne. 4r........15
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THE TRADES.

SPECIALLY IN Observation-Disclosures AND
AJ1entury Magazines bound for Is and 7b cents al
nELfCETT BlNDERY teetsblishsd In 16Ab), lOl2
IA ave. All work guaranteed Send postal ts3
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VNOR SALE
i Elegant corner house. near Scott circle $780, 900
1861 Mass. ave, pr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30, 1000
Handsome double house, near Dupont circle. 10000
Mass ave. bet l4th and 9Th sts., 15r, new. $4,000
ST., near 4th, 12r. and cellar ............ $4,000
Conn., ave-, bet and r. Dr. lot 81 it. 'front.'. 10000
One square from Dupont circle, 1lr., new.... 10000
II St, bet. 10th and 18th H. W., i2r. ...... 10000
I'D St. bet. and l., Tor. pantry &C., new. 5000
ga st, near n Or and bath. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
st. n e. bet lst and ID 1r, bath. cellar. 5000
9TH ST. near X. l. ave. 1900
bricks near 4th st w, 1r and cellar. 1900
Cleveland ave bet. and Boundary. LOO
We offer for sale extensive list of large and small
houses not included in the above; also fine building
lots il the northwest and cheaper ones in all tons
of the city Call office and examine our bulletin
dS-lIn JOHN SHERMAN l. CO., 1407 + St
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CAxDn CAsnn
The attention Of storeksspen and psrsons buyins
Candy - drawn TO the RseAhfshmsntof
GEORGE J. MULLER,
S14 PsnnA svsnus nv.

His force Of worhmen are making several thousand
pounds ofcsndy daily. Assorted Crsams French Nix
lures Broken Candy, Jackson Balls Mixed Drops, he
be- in bhls. boxes. pais and 1oossby III Tireworks
In stock. ds-ots
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ATTORNEYS.
nAvID A. GOURICK,
~ Formerly of the Philadelphia Bari,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law. Room rs, Atlantic
Binding 92S and $50 street northwest n24-3m
CAMPBELL CARRINGTON, ATTORNEY-AT-
" Law, Barbour Law Building 400 Louisiana
avenue. Washington. p. c. Residence. 1918 ST.
n ".
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

GOMMIsS1ONER OF DEEDS FOR EVERY STATE
~ and Territory, Notary and U. 8. Commissioner
mo BEAIL. 1871 y st. NV. In Once from am
70 PIE ul7
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
THIRD EDITION.
Poru VFilI Not Apologies.

wAsuINoToN, NoY. 1S.-The Depart
ment of State does not anticipate any
serions results from the complications be-
tween this country and Peru growing out
h The seizure Of the building In which Is
tituated the United ssAtes consular
agency al Molendo, Peru. The facts as
reported to the department by United
States Minister Buck are as iollowsi
ID The building which was seized was the
property OF the Arequ'pa Railroad Com
pany, the agent for the company being
hso Inc United States consular agent,
and a room In the structure was occu-
lied as the consulate. The Peruvian
Government took possession OF the build.
inc IN The absence OF the consular agent,
held II for q few days aud finally turned
II over to the agent upon Instructions
from Lima, alleging that the building
had been occupied solely fer a protection
The consular records were not disturbed
AS the action appeared TO be a technical
dlseourtesy toward the United States an
apology was requested, but was reached
BY the Peruvian Government on the
Rfound that Il had done nothing 10 war
FAINT an apology The Arequipa Railroad
property was seized by the Government OF
Peru some time ago, but It Is held that by
O subsequent arrangement with the bond
holders the property has since been ex-
emp;ed. The State Department is wait.
ing further details OF the affair before
procel ding further.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

Thirteen ASSESSORS were elected in
New Castle County At last weeks cleo
tion, The Democrats elected 2 IN Will
mlngton, / in New Castle, 10 Bed
Lion, 10 White Clay Oreeh, In S..
Georges, IN Appoquinimibk and / In
B'Aokbird. Total, 8.
The Republicans elected / In Wi.
mington, In Brandy in Chris
tiAnA, In MIL Greek and in Pen.
oAder. To'al, g. l. Is the generally ex,
pressed belief ihAt oil the country asses
Bors will make full snd honest asBeIs .,
nent, whether they be Democrat OF
Republican, but unfortunately for the
two Democratic assessors OF Whining
ton, knowing their actions ct the CITY
Hall last wiuter, nobody expects them
70 make an honest assessment, as they
Wers net elected Tor that purpose.
They, have, however, an opportunity
% disAppolni pub lc expectation and Il
Ia sincerely hoped thSs they will 90.
upon the the0rs that aitsr all honesty
10 the bset policy" and give an honest
Assessmtnt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

WHEELING, Nov. 13.-ohlciAl returns
nom ell the counties show the follow
ing majority for Governor: Coz, Re
publican, 1t.07B; Fleming, Democrat,
II. $685. COTS majority over Fleming,
~. The Democrats have demanded 8
recount in nearly all the Democratic
counties, and have already taken steps
In the meter OF throwing out several
Republican precincts. They have all
the machinery IN their hands, and there
10 little doubt that Goh will bs counted
out.
The unprecedented oloaeneas Of the
vote, not only for governor, but in each
OF the congressional districts, causes
great excitement throughout the State.
The returns clearly show that COT and
Two Republican congressman are elected
but the recount demanded by the Demo
erata 10 clearly for one purpose, and that
ls 10 take advantage OF the eloseAess Of
the vote
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14

nNHI
Sheriff Lsmh,on is sill! ho,dipI
70 as In the BhGrl's Ciice, hal
busy making preparations ior N
vent OF his successor, Nj. Allen.
Sheriff Is gradually moving o0l I
SHERIFF. residences ats ,hed d M
at New Castle, AMI Sheriff eleol
Is gradually moving Ia. Mr. L,nb
future home will be =, L sytnll
Monroe streets. Sheriff Allen Vii
full possession Of lis ofieeNtkel
ing OF the Court Of Genera 5tl
next Monday, but bis bonds l,isu
stood will not be approved uu.I
following Monday, 81 the olmm
ment OF the Superior Court
"rommy" q fin will be Mt Al
fics deputy, for what wc1ld TIE
ms Chloe be without hlm2 E7aryI
soes straight while "Tonmy" Il 4
helm. hF. LsmbBOn roll q i,ou
Office Of sheriff with a general ma
tation OF confidence ard good
There have been no shsIifi
prompt In the discharge Of duty,
reEardful for the feelings Of 81 Q
iunAto GLASS Of People nor more
aud obllRinR TO oil With whom be
In contact, The s,ma AltenIija 10
ness and the tame obli.llg dlipOs
10 expected from Sheriff elect A
who comes into oGlos With avery
tering commentator by the yolq
the county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-14
BARGAINS IN Chill
DREN'S SUITS.

In talking about Mems Cloth
Ing for some days we have sort
of neglected our Children's De.
partment. This is all wrong,
very unjust towards the chill
dren, SO to speak, We must
not neglect the little ones, bring
them in We have splendid baf.
gains for them in Suits from 50
to So. Plenty OF them,
In Boys 0vercoats we can't
be surpassed. We have them at
all prices and all styles. We
don't make much noise, but We
are doing q steady aad strong
business. The parents are com,
ing back, who bought their boys
OVercoats and Suits last year
and are bringing their friends
and neighbors with them. This
is proof Of what We say about
our goods. They come back. We
never offered a finer assortment
than we do this season Of Boys
Clothing.