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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

LEWIS, Del, Aug. 1O.-rhe party
tho sre on board tho Ctty Of Long
RTanoh. seAEoninR for the long Lost
treaaures Of the English sioop Of wAf
Brsak, are highly elAtsd over the DIS
ooyeFies OF the past few days. Although
The weather has not been entirely pro
pitious, the Sea being rather too heavy
Tar diving, more progress has been
made 10 the atst ten dhysof the present
expsdition than in the aix or eiEh1
weeks during which the two former
seaTches we're protrActed.
Ueon their arrived at lsewea the party
at osoe hunted up Samuel MoOrsoken,
40 old resident OF this town, who's,
grandfather was pilo OF 1.-THE vessel ina
vas close bebide the Bfaak when, II
lY9s, abe was overturned BY the gale
The historic BEARINGS Indicated
point about thFes-fOurtha OF stAtut.
mile ont from the BreAkwAter, aud
,aveu-siQhthB Of q mile from the ! DIN
of Cape Henlopen. Graphing iron
we're ct once thrown out and sool
caught an obstruction.
J Diver Pedriok descended aud made
thorough examination OF the ground
He found hard, clRyey bottom and I
the frst few days nothing else. y
Tuesday he began finding small chip
OF Worm-eAtsn wood, and shortly attel
wards came across = mound OF deotl
which usually collects over wreck
! The mound Vas not over leo yard
from the traditional bfatinRs OF u
: BrAAk, and DR., Seth PAncoAst WAS
, sAnRuins OF success that be buried o
} at onoa 70 New York TO secure Addltiol
Al divers, with whom be arrived Ia
afternoon.
! on wednesday the diver again d
B scended and this time discovered pie,
Of worm eaten teak wood az feet ION
o9e side showing "ths square Of q
timber" was 10 excellent pfsservAtio
i yhioh Is accounted for on the Bupp
lsitiou that u was turned toward Il
Il copper oAunons which were on boAi
ii the yoatel when shs BAnk. In the No'
Il we're hard worked iron bolts, eNtl
! away in some places TO mere shred
ID but, ia other places, from Is to
Il inches In diameter. Hand-Wol he'd ma
,f ~era also in the wood and tree nj
b and long spike OF locust wood pleic
{ the hbtes Of the beam.
q Captain Adams, Lieutenant Blow III
10 other Off ,eTs Of the expedition NEST
h that the beam evidently formed part
,e q large vessel built many years ago.
e Thursdays weather was unfRvorah
and tue sea TO day 10 so high that
q descents have been made, To moro
y II descent IL possible, work VIII
"a again tAken up with the additional
N vers DR.. PAnooAst has brought,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

This n corning AboutS o'clock Martin
j, Mealey, oitg Iax collector ana asset
suddenly III with violent pBins IN his
stomach, which produced vomiting
A. 8 O'Clock he WAS 90 III that hack
had TO be summousd and hs was driven
10 bis hOule. Nc. 1925 West Fourth
arrest. At II o'clock he had ceaseC
vomiting, but apparently seemed t.
have 3 high fever. He Is unable to 30
Colnt for his sudden illness bnt attrib
utes II TO the weather. DE-. OEle In
been summoned.
Johu Callahan, his clerk, was ais
ssizad With the same symptoms AM
also hal to be taken home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
su,c,as suEgeslsd by shaving.

NEW YoRK, Aug 1O.-James Flu ton
slade, manager OF the Tiffany glass Com
many aud proprietor Of jewelry store On
Fourth Avenue, wEs found dead ms
morning with bis thr at cut, In the tior.
ence flats, at Eighteenth street anu
Fnnrfb Av.pue. Slade retired last nihhi
leaving Mr Plat reading Plat su0se
uusntiv we to bed and on nrisipg 81
4 10 mis- morning found slads with hi'
throat cut. The dead name face looked
as 1, recen ly shaved, and !, Is sup
pose the IN uPkt ofsuiciie was prompS
81 while shaviug. Mr. Plat told tn
Corouer that he had called On the deceas
ed the night previous 70 talk over ons
ness Affairs prior to the departure Of MI
slade Tor East Hampden, / | TO } IL
| his wife and family Slade then scenes
10 BE- much depressed. In the pocket o
the deceased was found ticket 70 Eas
/ aAmptOl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. ll.-Dstec-
lives Bona and DonsRhy were ttaDdinR
10 front Of the Colonnade HOfei shortly
after 10 o'clock last night when they
notlcsd n man move away from the
doorway OF 3 tailora store on Fifteenth
street above Chestnut With bundle H.
hls hand. They 0veThAuled him and
fo-nd = big GcrewdTiver 10 the bundle
and also recoynlzed him Is an old thief
Returning TO the store they found thu
he had tempted TO uDscrsw the olasI
of the paddock. He WAS locked MP d
the Central sthtIon and Ravs the nRm'
OF Frsnk Lewis. He has befn in thi
PenitentiAry several times and WAS re
Gently released, after serving htteeI
months for picking pockets,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

John G , infant son o. NV :, ,
sanie E.liuRsWo.ta sRsd II H., /,
and IS days, OF c3nyn!slsn'' ~
ct 5slbyvilla, Del. .v,,v
Milton, the idiant son o. ~ /, !,
Alene FOX, aged l5mot lA'' q y + /
sIonB. IuItrmaut 81 s.. gu ~, =,
I'd ward JttfsTi9, sgd @ 4! Y
pulmonary coutump'ioa'
a, Rlvervlew Cemetery. 30
Miohael Rilroyi s2el q y, /,
general debility. lnieine'' !"
| Cathedral Cemetery ., "A
John II BTatCher, asel g VI
rheumatism. lntslmeai d
Station, Al 4
| Hickman, tg d . mon d. ~ ~ III
Of mtntngius. lltelueii" =
| Cemetery,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

Yesterday afternoon, while George
Sharp, Of 500 Pine street, was attending
the funeral OF Peter Baker, corner Of
Kirkwood and Taylor streets, he was
severely bitten on the right wrist by al
Irish fox ho1nd. MI. Sharp crossed the
street to shake hAnds with friend. Az
be did 30, the dog rushed at him aud
fastened his teeth In his right wrist.
Mr.. Sharp wsnt to DIR. OAnsWell, who
dressed the wound. Heaiterward went
TO the drug etore Of Taylor and Fuller
ton, and had the wound cButerized. IL
lie said that the dog mas bitten several
persons under the same clTcum stance,
as mentioned above The name of the
owner Of the dog could not be ASCERTAIN
ed. Mr.. Sharp has notified the police
OF the district that he desires the doI
DIFFERENTIATED.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

wEsr CHESTER, August lO.-At MIL
town, a short distance nom this place,
last evening, two hsrHs On the iaAm OF
Albert Dutton, were destroyed BY hre,
together with large quantity Of wheat
ana hay. The live stock, consisting OF
nun Der Of head OF cons and horses, were
rescued, and several wagons and NOV
ing machines ana Ieaprrs We also got
ten out. The barns stood together and
II is believed thai hey were purpose J
set on Are by either tramp or come per
son holding grudge against Mr.. but
tOu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

The King street market WAS well ST.
tended this morning. Butter, 25 10 20
oents psr pound; eaEs. Is to % Oents pei
dozen; corn, 10 TO 10 cents per dozen
tomatoes, 3 10 10 ceuta per dozen potA
toes, 10 to 10 cents per half peck cab
bage, 3 TO cents per head; beauh, 10 L
II cents per half peck beets, 3 10 cent?
per bunch; peaches, 10 to IS cents pei
half peck, or Sd cents 10 81 per basket
apples, 10 TO ~ cents per ha ( peck; rad
ishes, 10 cents per bunoh; oucumbert,
cent apiece; sQuashss, 2 70 3 oents each
hucklobsrIies, 10 cents per quar-; black
berries, 10 cents per quart; watermeIons
| I 8 to 80 ceutB apiece; cantalCupss, 80 y
10 csnts per basket; chickens, 81 cent
to 81 per pair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

Yesterday afternoon, while a team
belonging to Ina Ti0ga Lumber Com.
psny Wed hNuiD2 some boards, the
horse tecaroe frightened near Thirteenth
and French streets Iod ran away. The
driver, Pstrick McJGnwAy, did every
thing in his pow 2 60 stop the frighton
ed animal, UuJ Waa thrown out OF the
WaECn, the WHEELS o. Which passed over
his lett leg. l. was broken sbove the
ankle, and his r,sht hand aud fa.t
badly ipjgred. 81 Rssus Blackburn
md s. Il. Evans Rsaietsd him to the
Hnu G1patA!c nosnlt1l, where he Wal
attended by d., Luk6na
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

VIENNA, Aug, lO.-The nswtpspers
OF THIS city, commenting on LOro Sails
bury 3 speech at the Lord Mayors ban
quot In London on Wednesday, ray
they DO not share his hope Of the mAin-
tensnce Of peace They consider biz
reference to RassiA ard Bulgaria at
subtle Irony. The Fremdenblats saJi
that AuatriR's policy has always been a
peaoeAble Que. IL does uoa doubt th'
loyalty OF the Gear, and expresses th'
hope that 10 will be able TO imbue MI
people with hts psaoa policy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
Keep EaEn, Do~ n 70 work,

The Republican danger lee In placing
too much confidence ia The manifest arm
Of events and falling 10 put iCrth III Sc
strong aud unremtttng tnjrts which art
essential to make the result sure and tht
victory splendid. There is no disputinR
the TACT that the 'ituatiou looks verJ
bright It is possible to carry ever
Northern state for Harrison and Morton
and the policy of Protection, and 70 MAKE
come inruads ia the South, in the con
gressiobal districts, II not among ms
electors. But tsose are results that VII
not fall into our hands, but must b
( seized with strenuous eXertion,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
wnloalt.

Mr.. Solomon Jersey who has been in
the employ OF the Dayton Hedge Compa-
ny for the past nine months, will sever
his connection with that company this
month. His reasons are that he thinks
be is too old man 10 travel for weeks
around the county necessttatIug his being
away from his family week or more at 0
time, He thinks as well Of the Hedge
fence as ever, and predicts bright future
for it in Delaware, and BIZ dividends fol
the stockholders.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

GILMAN, Ind, Aug. ia terrible
wind and hall storm wept across Madt
son county on TaurtdaY evening A
strip OF land u mile wide was lsid In
wasta Tregs we're snapped Of, fences
Many pigs, calves hnd sheep were
killed. Near this pla 6 . double log
house, belonging 70 Mrs. Jane Hupp
was demolished. Mrs. Harp and bel
sou were regcasd with d.fi3uliy. Tat
son WAS fatally injured. A stroke o
lightning during The storm killed seveI
valuable horses bsiol ainz to John Shoe
maker.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

An ll-year-old boy, named Mcbride,
Of No. sl5 Bennett street, was passing
through an alley near his home yester
day afternoon, when he was struck IN the
arm by 22 "a ibre rife or pistol ball
which passed entirely through the lesh.
lie was taken to Dr. CAutwelrs Office st
Eighth and Spruce streets, wlitrc In the
absence OF the doctor the wound was
dressed by Clerk Harry Munson 1t Is
not known who tlrld the shot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

The alarm Of ere this morning ahou,
II O'Clock, sounded from box u, was
nSnsGd by tta burning &! tho stAIie Of
William DUPONT, or Rodney street
below Delaware avenue. TIE nrst story
Of the tuildinR Wls store, wbilC The
second story MAS frame covered with
slAte. The inside OF tho building wal
entlEaly "Rutted." The contents OF tn,
bUiitigg, which included q quantity Of
new hay and straw, we're destroy Cd
y rtunstoly horses or carriages WsTl
do troyed. This DAMAGE will amount L
bstwecn $500 aud 81 coo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
Escorted white Women from Church

BEADING, Pa. Aug. l0.-Rev. r, b.
Johns pastor OF Bethel A. NJ +. Chur n
ia charged by his enemies, among Other
thlngs, with having escorted white wo.
men home from church, or had been seen
IN their company at odd hours in tn,
street Objection was also made to his
esrmon' and his manner of preaching
Elder Felts, OF Philadelphia, Investigated
the charges, but when the congregation
decide 10 favor Of Johns removal he re
fused 70 sanction Its action.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

A merry party Of young ladies consist
Agnes Gilbert, Lulu Hilyard Fra Elliot
gentlemen, Mr., Harvey Barndt, John
Collision, Harry Nicholas, John Dill OF
West Chester, had delightful tune al
Pennsgrove yesterday, the ladies wear.
ing blue ribbon on their arms and the
gentlemen on their hats. They all seem
ed TO enjoy Miss Mable's play Ing on the
plano.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

Mes. Emmst Morrow positively de-
niles the report circulated by Hettis
BrOOmAll that her husband had mAl-
treated her Of any time, and she de-
olEres that u the young lady does net
cease her vitupeTatiCn she will hAye heI
Rtre0tad for slander. Il SEEMS that the
dlhtutbAu has grown out OF family
affairs and Miss Eettis may hnd thu
the keeping Of ltlIl tongue will save q
neck Of tTOub,e,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
A FRlGBTFUL SEIE D!SEASI
BuRerIngs INTENSE. Head nearly
raw, Hod ~ covered with Sores
Cured by ahe CuticuFn Remedi es.

Dear Slrg,-A bout Two months ugo, on your
rvcniuWt udatiau. brughtA bottle - CUT
cufa Rcsulyeut, one hoN Cuicura Salye, ard
one cake OF CuticBTa soap, for my SON aged
thi rtrrm years who has hOun afflicted with
eczema for a long time, ana | Aiu pleased to
say that believe the remedies have cured him
Hi4 sunnrlug- were intense, nus hrad bclug
J. early raw his cars being gnu" except the
grisiU. and his body whH covered with sores.
HIS condition wa lTlghtful To behold The
| cores have now all disappeared, his skin Is
healthy, eyes bright, cheerful In disposition,
anu Is working rvery daf. My nrlEhhnrs art
! witntsse4 To tAis remarkable cure, AMI tie
| dOubting ones are rsqu's'cd To call or write
me. or any OF my urlghburs.
| VII. 5. STEPIlENsOR.
| Winchester +. o., Union Co., \, G.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

kta,s d
tAgts N
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II fsult|
|, Ai0rtg|
lIHIrI
II sAles|
Iluieu,s |
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

G9uley'B nezt excursion to Tolches-
ter win come oil on Monday, the 9Th
Of August.
Gouley's next excursion 70 New
York, Hudson aud Copey Islsnd will
come of GU Thursday, the sob Of Au
gust.
Gouley's excursion 10 Washington
aud Gttiysburg on Thursday, the 20tt
Of September.
Gonley's excursion 70 hauoh Ohunh
AMI Swltohback, September 9Th.
GGuley's excursion 20 hAuOh CLunf
and SwitohbAok, October 18th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
DInD.

HICKMAN, - D the ION inst, WAltsr v.
hicsmau, infgnt fOn a. W ., ard Annie
n. Hickman, HRed m0atsg, II days.
funeral from the residence OF his parents.
No. olg Orargs street, on Monday afternoon
at = o'clock. lnlsEntnt At hiverY Ia y
Cemetery.
JEFFERSON the lO.h inst, Edward ".
Jttierls sged 80 years.
Relatives and friends Of the family and
Hope cage, No. q, 1. o. O. y are rsSpeot-
fully invited TO aLtend the funeral ircm hi
late rralisnor, 1903 walnut stree. on sun
DAY Rftsrnt on At 80 o'ctOcg. lnteTmout II
" ilmiuRton and btaudywins Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

PHILADELPHIA Ala s1p
blood pouring nom s.''l Y Ms
Inc bod , PAtr'ck per..9, y. " t IN
q n street, drssgel t!a ..., y, ' Id
tqenth and jackson si'e5, n, \ HI
Pine Lass night and ibst ~, = u III
exhaustion and iosBti wi Il MI
reach the Peun'Y.TstiS ~ I'd
which be s'tItrd, re SS,,iJsI
nv 4 Nineteenth Dls'l.s. p ~, ~,
skep to tie haspItA ~ XII,
a tended TO his inJu'it',, mn
fonnd to be of 6 very stL.I io,a
he said ho hsd bata ~. Ii + A
James Montgomery VIC -. "A, 4
corner OF Tn rtetnlh . ~ I'D
streets. Word was 5, ,, III b.
to the sevsnteerth LED, I'm.
Montgomery, when VA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

Fonr Monroe, august ia duel
between segar Whiting, son OF Il e.
whiting, president 81 tie Hampton
Bank, and Dxee Lee, sol o! MlI.r Baker
n Lee, Collector OF Customs ut Aeh port
News, was arranged TO take place al
Buckroe, tire miles north of here at
daylight this IN Guing. The principals
were On the ground choosing weAponst
when Sheriff Williams arrived aud al.
rested Lee aud his parry Whiting Is
capped aud went 70 tine Eastern Shore
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

The will Of the is,s . :, M,
has been admitted to plSy l, I'D
Harrington being nsm g sr1 5SIcs
In the will he names " III. Tolld
upon the death Of b /, ..' g,' be- ID
Women's Home, ~ sg5 Ni:s
Friendless Children. '' .,,.sr!I, 81
Of his wife the esi'ie, s N o !
private btqnests'
daughters. ~ ranb.b
The will OF MIS- Z "a b tll'|
tree leaves her es,a,e IRE, Il ,olb
Sided between } her y, " 1a'CO t,.u'I
l., Maxwell aud esui
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

. ,.a, evening '9SIi

A young man last ,., e7so''il MD
lady on: Delaware, AZ II bet 80,
far as to take hold ,,. a. :. aal n
him to keep his ha anu iroutl'r n
n R%i yi IKE "a Whipped ,2i ibs Iii
raeS his lmPert doii.s aud nj b''
hts pane to the pun
rested. .-,,a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

at Washington to-day, with full deserip.
tion of the Elaborate church decorations
The solemn requiem mass by Cardinal
Gibbons. The distinguished assemblagG
including the President aud Mis- Cleye.
land, Senators, Representatives, judiciary
and diplomatic corps IN tomorrow I
papers. FBIsT & DAVIS, 3l3 Mark / St
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
Post once CLOSE d.

Out of respect to the memory OF tho
dead hero, General Sheridan, the uost
office was closed from 10 to 9 O'Clock,
The regular deliveries were made.
At II O'Clock the city Hall bell wa,
tolled in respect to the memory OF III,
deceased
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

A 12-inoh roae'I y Il @ NJ H. !
SKY I .s.! e,5s. Z si l2a p5....
g @its tie Kias stI,il ifs
for the purro,..e, u IN I,si,sEEt..i' w.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

A Republican meeting will be held in
Centreyille Hall on Wednesday evening
lat o'clock. All Republicans in that
section are invited to attend. The meet.
ing will b. addressed by good speakers. :.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
ne, For Aprastlne Pler

The EpWorth Sunday School will
make an excursion % AuyusuBa Pier,
on the steamer Wilmington, on Friday,
the l7Ih iusl. all are invited to join
/ tham.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

Cutlcura, the great skin cure, aud Guticura
cgra Ersalveut, the sew blood purifier, IN
trrually, are a positive cure for eyerJ form ui
ska ami blood disease, from pimpiei 10 scroll
mia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

Tomorrow p 'omisss 10 bs from fair
to oloudy, with stationary temperature
and local showers. Similar conditions
will probably prevail on Monday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

MTFE AN CAhEt H-rnTusFdsy even
ing, AUGUST 1858, by the Kev A.. NJ.
SbCoE, mr.. Vim, Heeaau 70 miss Lola
Cannon, both Of WilmlbKt. n, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

The condition Of Philip Combs hi,
morning. was unchanged. lie is stiII
unable to DO turned in his bed. Thera
now seemu to be very little hopes Of hi.
recovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11
lhR MNXiR" SRGrRt


From the ev donee given IN the ''Mozisn
cases against imltatOrs, enough has come to
thB surface from Texas papers 10 prove that
the g. called M xie IL from a plant rich In
hlbuminGi1s, which are this principal nutfI
tion % the nerves. Considering the fact
that tho nerves arc the sost OF animal lifs
and confTcl the functions OF the BODY, Rrd
that pEtalyzsd or exhausted nerve force could
not BrUpsrly digest slDumGn fer its own sup.
port, Br. Thorn son fet about, and finaliy
dld isoeEeE hsfmless pItooss for artificial
~ disestng rs food Tor II, ami the pruErasE
renders the slbumlnoid 40 finely diHj1Iyed
as WAtet OF iins enough 10 penetrate the
| nerve circulation, which ia thirty one times
smaller than tho smallest capillary blood
vessels, and when mixed with the digestipR
| mud the albumsn cannot DO eoRRulated OF
precipitated by sithsr heat or alcohol. Here
10 Whsro tue secret lies and 10 a most vRIuE-
Die one, and accounts for their cureI Of par.
| allsls. IL would have been better for the
Moxle %. 70 have SLOWED this fact TO CON
| 20 the surface before, and then II would not
| nave been nscegsary 10 accumulate a oopfi,
donos In their goods through the long road
eI experience against public prejudice
Ihefe factB that hAyo come out viii helm tho
Domhany very much, as they show It's un
doubted scieautio and useful bRais in a new
mold. Their bottled goods are host.
! m22,bm 2taW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

NOR RLN r--UEl LARS. ", Ud=., am
Is anS Madison. Apply 4. lUEAefHEH,
Atm aud Madison streets. Rllu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

DTMPLES, h,snk-henis, red, rough
i L NlehApptd and oily skin prevented
CuTlCUhA SOAP.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-11

Cork screws Sc, ut 52l MARI c. street.
, 1888-02-16

THE amount OF real estate transfers
as far as recorded last week footed up
to some $4,000. This is not II start
ling record but it is pretty good
showing for the second week in Febru-
ary, and it is the commencement OF
changes in the ownership OF property
that will run far up into the hundreds
Of thousands during the weeks of the
spring and summer months. Much
money has been made in real estate
IN this city, and more will be made in
the future. 1t may require larger sums
10 purchase now, but the advance is
bound to continue for some time. In
side property is comparatively cheap
now 10 what it will be next summer
and in future years.
, 1888-02-16

The Crown Prince has submitted
to another operation for his throat
trouble and came out of the doctors
hands in n temporarily improved con-
ditiOn. The men of medicine will
keep digging around the throat of the
unfortunate German until there will
be nothing left OF the neck but CYL
inder Of skin and few ligaments.
But that appears TO be the only course
10 pursue TO prevent the disease from
snatching off the sufferer,
, 1888-02-16
Asking Pardon.

SjrRINGFiEiD, Ill, Feb. lo--The
vile of Joseph G. Msckiu, the famous
election fine worker, who is serving IL
sentence in the Joliet penitentiary on
"a technical charge OF perjury, made N
formal application to the governor to-
day for pardon for her husband. Mrs
Maekin's interview with the governor
l.sted nearly two hours. She left with
him "a large number of petitions and
letters signed by large number Of
the most prominent, wealthy and rs-
putablc citizens OF Chicago, urging
their belief that IN Mackin's case the
ends Of justice had now been fully
served. letters from Mackin himself
were also submitted in which he prom
ises, il pardoned, to so comport him
self rs to win the appreciation OF all
good citizens. Mre. Mackin hopes to
carry with her tomorrow to her hug
band a pa4don from he governor.