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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-30
"A Blaze in Brockton, Mass. E11

BRocKroN, Mass, April 30.-C. c. Moulton's clothing store ill the Home Bank block, was damaged by fire to the extent of $12,0O0. Other tenants lost $500. The building was damaged to the extent of S2,O0o. The losses are fully covered by insurance.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-30
Died Abroad.

BOSTON, April 30.-A cable dispatch announces the death of Reverend H. B. Deasy of Boston, vice rector of the Amer ican college at Rome, aged 3O
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-30
r,,r.. Men struck by a Train.

BOSTON, April 30.-William Welsh, John Goodwin and Michael Attleman, all shoe- makers, were struck by Boston and Maine train while walking on the track near Lynn Goodwin was killed, Welch badly crippled, and no trace of Attleman can be found
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-30
Satisfied.

There was sign upon fence The sign was ''Paint," And everybody that went by, Sinner and saint, Put out finger, touched the fence And onward sped, And as they wiped their finger tips ''1t is," they said.
 Boston Courier.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-30
E.,st Taunton Visited by Fire.

l EAST TAUNTON, Mass, April 80 William
 Walls saloon, bowling alley and dwelling and some adjacent buildings were burned. Los. eGO0O; injured.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-30
Human Nature

Human Nature. When buds upon the trees appear And winter days are OCT, There's one command we seldom hear, The harsh one-shut that door! For when the spring comes in her pride And chilly days are past, The folks who left it open wide Are sure to close it fast.
 -RoSton CO1lriel
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-04-30
Tn Legal Phraseo1og,

III LegaI FHraSeOloSy. "My errand here tonight" said a young lawyer to damsel on whom he had called, reminds me of the cry of an owl" "Indeed," said the maiden; ''what is your errand here to-night?'
 "Courtship. To wit, to woo."-Philadelphi Herald.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

A despatch from oswego, New York,
'ays II is known almost to a certainty
chat Rev W. j.. Parker, Rector Of Christ
Episcopal Church in that city, who dis.
appeared on Friday asst committed sui.
eide
he "Whlte Caps" have begun opera
tons In Lima, Ohio On Wedpesday
night notices were served on the keepers
Of several houses Of III repute to close IN
the.f places at once.
Charles Ma tbews aged 65 years, OF
Wilkesbarre, Penna WAS struck by 4
train aud killed yesterday while walking
on the tracks Of the Lebigh Valley Rail
road.
Smallpox has appeared in Buffalo
There was death from e disease on
Wednesday night, and a case has been
sent to the quarantine hospital
Thomas Thompson, sged "a years a
pensloner of the war Of 1879, and the
oldest iuhabitaut Of RnckI ort, Ma.sachu.
sets, died on Wedn' sday night.
There were no new cases of yellow
lever and no deaths In Jacksonville YES.
terday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07
FIFTH EDITION,


The Lhs funeral Of Captain N .
which took place on Tb n, 4. B'psaS
neon was largely altspdsS hAy Ais
sens the Knight TemnI,s! ooi iii
Ho olnpeIs and employees Of The H ,'I
~ ~ Company, Tbs ,..lI
n va mouse were eonduo.sd ~ NV! Y
". TODD OF Grace N. a CSH TOa " IN
reading z portion Of ths ,c,, son. Ahl
p poayst, Dr. Todd briefly AiuSssI !, N n
S Sol,salns1noe with the dsos'a,iS !
declared him TO be one of utS, ny ~. nj
y o. men that be had ever nv 'a'N 9ta
year $40 be Joined The cb IsS AAoul
,s ssnains bic suffering, he deV6.s uSy' y
tnoaght to the preparation nv S,y ~ mud
welfare o. his soul. When h. o 'ueilalarl
The Knight Templs,s ,i 10 COeol9a,,
number, under the oommsa5, -ose 1
CON N AEaer General J PSris y ~. fll
marched Into the room ard nTon = o'l
over the remsins OF lheir AZ s.JD S.lls
the beautiful service OF liz 49, viO'lsl
~ oo9cluSlon the FlrSt Re,Ins s,r a.
plsyed q solemn requiem ~ oa J,
Sonan was closed, borne out n , XIV Y
ana conveyed to its last rs,lIp ,u ,i a.Aiss
me Wilmington and BraDdysi,Pp w ~
tSLy, where the usual Ssfy.ss, ~; ~
hlsoe, and 10 = short Tine ., n, VS.
me vast crowd dispersed And ~ .L Y
sAd riteB were over. 'us Ail
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07
Inc Enc d supsrInr Uuurt

The jury In the case Of Rsuhl &, Go
vs. William g. Mitchell had NOT 10
turned when court convened al 8 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. Immediately AFTER
the opening X o. Frsim, Eco, cOunAe.
Tor 81 zsbeth Doughtriy, fled his ob.
leohoDs TO accepting the property 10
Gently purchased BY her at shAllordss
hvenua and Lincoln street, on account
Of II not being properly described In the
htle The matter WAS held under do.
Visemsnt
Shortly before O'Clock the jury IN
The Reuhl Mitchell case came In and
reported that they were unable 10 agree
upon 4 veftiot They were then die
charged, aud the Superior Court ad.
iourned
a session VI the Court Of Oyer I'd
Terminer will convene next Thursday
morning, when the case Of the state VS..
William Calhoun, indicted for commit
ting felonious assault on an old Ger.
man woman over Eleventh street
bridge, will BE- called, bat It is said an
effort will be made to have the tlial
continued until the February term. Ihs
State will be represented BY Attorney
General BigRB and Deputy ATTORNEY
General Davis. both Of whom htvs
been untiring in their Efforts to M Ike
themselves fully oonvsrsaut with al
sh5 faolB Of the case LilburIe Chandler
ESQ hiss been assigned by tie court K
defend the prisoner, and for the pas
two weeks he has besD actively engaged
IN searching for testimony in favor o
his client. Mr.. Chandler Is yohnr
man, and as this Is the dtst capital tasi
he has ever had, there Is 20 doubt bu
he VIII contest every point.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

Governor Richardson, OF SOUTH CaroH
na, was installed yesterday for second
term. In his inaugural be Gays: ut is
to be assumed that efforts will be made,
either by coerciye or con ,ilatory meas
ures, 10 break the solid South. The pc.
sitiOn OF the State Ould be one Of IN
ceasinR vigilance and wAtchiulness, an
anticipating neither evil rpose nor IN
friendly action, but standing with closed
ranks, ready TO resist by every constitu
tiOnal means any encr1ach ment upon the
rights Of States to manage their domestic
affairs In their own way"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07
v. snARr . 90,

than ever. We have made
special efforts in this line
and have them by the nun
dreds to show you. They
are In all kinds and shapes
Of wood, gold, oxIdized ST.
yer, nickel, hammered
metal, etc handles and ma
terlals of Silk, Gloria, Zanil,
la and Scotch Ginphams.
We would advise our patrons
to make an early selection,
which Is always best, not
only to avoid tn, crushes
necessary TO Christmas
times, but to get better
styles.
A new lot of Hassocks at
35 cents.
A new lot Of Rugs es-
pecially for giving.
VIM. B. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

We will publish tomorrow the. new
time table Of the b 4 o Railroad, which
viii 60 into operation on Sunday, the 9th
inst. The fast train leaving Delaware
Avenue Depot at 9 % a. m, will arrive
AZ Baltimore, l0,4s a, m, and Washing.
Tor, II 80 a. m, m king the time between
Whining on ard Washington 10 exactly
two hours aud 30 minutes, which is the
fastest time ever made between the twu
cities. This train leaves Philadelphia at
30 m, which shows the extraordinary
time OF 80 minutes between the Two cities.
Inis is the fastest time ever yet made be.
tween Philadelphia and Wilmington
The fast train leaving Delaware avenue
depot viii stop dairy at Newark, instead
OF Baldwin,. This furnishes a splendid
sunday train for the people to spend the
day In Newark II Is well known that
the b. 4 o. depot IL conveniently located
TO accommodate the Newark people. No
Transfer is required by the Is. 4 o. st
Newark. IL may also be noted that ali
trains, express Ond accommodation, East
and West, stop at Newark Taking these
facts into consideration It may well
said that the n. & o. ala getting
there" This G are also some changes In
the local trains which will appear In the
time table tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

Rtv 7 snowdeu Thomas will pteLcf
ssysEiUR, 81 80 o'clock, al Cook
EBl N 2. Chapel, Scott street be- wesn
I0lrteeuth and Thirteenth ST. eets. The
meetings during The seek have been at
Ten 81 With considerable intsrss and
tts.s Lave been te7erzl con ysraions.
hs7, A L Scott vii. preach on Sunday
uo'nlu2. Tue mestiags will be cor
E-5si eli nexG week.
y. Harvey ". EHinz will preach
IluTs3Ay nigh, Rev. W. L, Ays;y
C. Hhisy night, AID 1sasr wei. d lovn
niuistsss srs eIpselsi IL the besihnins
. tie week Toe msubers Of the an.
i.5eLt Christian Eutesy 55oietlea in
70 q ara Elcin!!y arc requetted to
ti.tL- sLd sid IN the meetings.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07
THIRD EDITION.
a BIe nUMBUa.
Geld UOnars Given Away FOR thirty
uonts.

Geld DOnars Given Away FOR Thirty
uonts.
The great P. 7. Barnum's words vii
ever be remembered. Hls remark to q
New York Herald reporter was, "rhs
American people want to be hum bug.
Rei, and 1 an giving them lots Of IT,"
and judging from the very lame excuses
. few unprincplsd people are fol-
lowing his footsteps BY seeing 81 to
publish day after day lot Of humbuR,
in order to get the unthlnkinR into their
clutches, and their cheek Is really be
yond description and very surprising
Surprising because TO observe how they
will throw ont poisonous bait. You
might As well believe the moon is com
posed Of pink red and green cheese au
20 believe that any sane mortal 10 going
30 give gold dollars for thirty osnts.
In the first place, kindly bear this
little Information In mini. Look over
the oOlumnso Of newspapers and couvinoa
yourself OF these facts. You will notice
advertisements that read a. follows;
"The Greatest Reductions on Record, y
Goods Almost Given Away" "OuE
Massive Stock Must Move at Loss,
I'VE Don't Want PrOha-Our Clothing
Must Go," "GOld Dollars Must Go fol
Thirty Cepts." That -, their clothing
must be sold At that ratio. They guar
btee to lose money all the time, and
yet they say In their big ada. and with
banners on the outeT walls they Ara
pHspering,
Now, we would like 1t underit0od that
We are not in business to lose money
We oOuldn't pay expenses II We we're to,
And we kindly ask for your trade, but
not on the loaing plan. 1t would Do
foolish for rs 10 expect people TO believe
It. The reason our stock 10 not tOo
large Is because our small profit system
moves them. We will mot sell you
B3S oveicoAt Tor S23, but we will sell
you S26 overcoat Tor Z 4 per osnt above
hIsi cost Of mAnufEoGurei . genuine
MontAgnAe beaver oveTOoAt for Sl2 3D.
IN EpRllsh Melton overooAt for 50 ID;
N Imported Ksrssy for bl2; al Irish
fritzs ovefooGt fof So 90, and u beaver
Shetland storm OverooGt from 50 10 the
best OF grades. Boys Snd ohlldren's
Overcoats from 81 rs 10 81 90.
Kindly bear this Information In mind
And be good enough when in need bi
clothing 10 pAtTOniEs the Economy
Dlothing Hall, ACC Market street, where
All goods are marked In plain hRutOs
and one price only.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07
muut Execute VyarrAnss.

This morning when the oaso Of John
and Patrick PIunketh charged with
violating city ordinances, ives called
By Clerk Hyland neither answered, and
the ofhoeR who was entrusted with the
warrant was asked by the oonrt n he
had served Il, He replied that be had
real 1t TO the MessrA. Plunkokt, and
they promised 10 be present Mr.. Tur.
ner said that they were represented BY
n. d. Ward, ESQ aud ~ be oould n0t
be pFetent bhis morning he had consent
ed 10 continuance Of the case. Thia,
however, did not suit the Judge, and he
gave Mr.. Turner to understand that
hereafter he would expect him to con.
suit the court before oonssntlnR 70 .
continuance In any case. The Judge
also Instructed the officers that when .
warrant IL placed in their hands they
mnst bring the persons, no matter who
they may be, into cOurt, and then they
oAn be released on bail. The hearing Of
the case WAS then fxed for Iext Tues
day morning al 8 o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

Tbs Young Peoples Association OF 81
PauPs III. e Sunday school gave .
very oTedltaOle entertainment In the
lecture room Of the church last night.
After SINGING, Rev. L. Z Barrett led in
prayer, Miss keTsey gave an instru
mental solo, @D essay was read by Miss
Ida Green, Misses Morrow and PoWiok
sang = duett, Mrs.. Forbes gave readings,
Misc A. Aiggett an Instrumental solo,
Victor Pyle hute 500, hiss NJ. Oar
penter readings, Miss McGll sang q
solo, Misses Bailey and HhIman gave
an Instrumental duett, and Mis- A d.
Alsgett and Misc McGll each solo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

The Fair d Delaware Gommandery, at
Odd Fellows lllI5is being well silendei.
Chester tG5,ir, NO 20 q Chester Pa,
accompan.cdby TLutow Caste, No so,
and also CEtacr Commaldery, will visit
the fair thlt glIag They Will be met
at the ? ". & 3 Dpo', at 7.j5 by ths
Diamond State Faud and tie reception
committee Of Delaware CommmdetY,
and Will march oVr the following Iouei
Up French to Tenth to Market, to Third,
to the Han, where ibry viii be presented
with a large cake. Tue visitors will b
accompanied by tbc Lady Aids OF V6esisi
Commaudcry, whom tie boys aluosl
went Wild over Ola Their ruccal l1p Z
Chester. Humboldt castle Will alS
yislt the falribls evening At J3J 10
body. A joyous time may therefore D
expected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

Last evtning . dilApidAted specimen
OF humanity came TO police station and
asked for lodgings. As he was undel
the influence OF liquor Sergeant Tucker
who WAs In charge, refused his request
ana told him to 90 out, when be booAml
very impairment and had 70 be elected
About half IN hour later OhioeE Stewart
found him In the hallway leading 10 DO
lice quarters and pat him out OF there
He, however, still refused 10 40 away
and was dnAlly locked mp. This morn
ing be was ArrAiRnsd bsfore Judge Bal
aud gave his name aB Henry Harrison
but ~ 1t vas evident thu, be wanted &
be sent TO jail he was given one hour II
which 10 get out OF town.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

W. X. Grant, the psinter, left two
brushes, with . can OF paint. on the
pavement In front Of Fell & Josspb.
Front and Madison streets, At IL O'CLOCK
TO day, While lie stepped over 10 the
shop Of Isaao Woodrow for a few nin
ives On bis returning be found l0mt
enc had taken bis brushes In biz ab
sence and carried them OF. They were
worth about &, and consequently be
vas 10 rather a bad humor about his
loss and Denounced bad boys 81 1oms
length.
A few days ago Mr.. Wootrov
dropped a bracket from the roof Of the
rev tuilding, end by the time be de-
Eoendtd 70 the pavement II haA dlsap
peaEtd. Il is supposed that be fell IKE
h5gzius that bog and be had bette bg-
ware 10 lis tatare dtpFe1aHons t,r be
wi Be handed roughly II he ED apes
R7Ilir 9 into the jail 81 New Castle,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

Mrs. j. Bryon Carpenter, No sos
Monroe street, and her mother, Mrs
Lo7is Graves Of Beaver Valley, Bran
DIVINE hundred, started 10 day for
Akron, Ohio, to visit brother and son
Nj. Taylor Graves, Of that place. Mr..
Graves was formerly . farmer near
Oenuevllie, Christians hundred, and
sod out about ave " srs ago and located
n the wet, where be is getting along
nicely. The many friends # Mrs.
Graves and Mrs. Carpenter wish thsm
pleasant time en- their trip and safe
rsturn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

The Ohristmas Market for the bsn0Ei
Of the Delaware Hospital opened 10 The
Institubs Hall last night about Q O'Clock
n....SS tne doors 70 The leit Of the Stair
are left open Tor inRreaa and egrosa, and
Mr.. Frank Btout stands sentinel 81 this
door 70 Feoeive the pAsteboAFds - The
patrons enter. Entaring within ths
door q grand panorama OF beauty
strikes the eye. For some moments we
stand IN state Of bewildsrment 81 the
surrounding beauty. A. last the OdoP
Of sAvoFy dishes attracts the eye TO the
riRht where the south side OF the hall 10
devoted 10 . restaurant, where al the
dolioaci0s OF the lunch and dining
tables AFe kept In bounteoun PROPULSION
and can be produced smoking hot In .
moments notice
FlittiBg around amongst the tables
under Whiteat cover, laid With sets Of
brilliant china and silver ware, ere the
fairy like WAi,rtBtes In Kate GreenWAy
costumes, carrying tempting trays and
ready 10 fiji an order. An admirable
arrangement IL the abandonment Of the
old plan OF soliciting orders, which
have tendency to keep people away
from such places Luncheon ia served
sAch day from II 10 2 80 O'Clock, and IN
the evening supper Ia ready at 6o'olock.
There II no ohatRe for admission TO the
hall for perFOns who Wlah meals. The
menu is Is follows:
oysters.
Fried, 20 Planned, 70 RAy, Is
stegOd uhioken, 20
FLANNEL UAksa, 10
Chicken Ofoqusts, 70
Chicken salad, IS
otnse, 10 lea. 10 Chocolate, 10
Vanilla, 10 of'Am'
Chocolate. 10
UTRrRo Ice, 10
In the centre OF the room ia q pAgOdA
covered With cotton, the root gliSlening
With tlnsel and toys depending from
the ewes. In the enoloaurs Il q large
number Of mysterious pAoka gas, but
there seemed TO be nobody in charge Vt
Il At the hour OF our visit, which was
an early one. Farther on aud in front
OF the platform 10 Persian tent, richly
oarpated ana covered with wolf robsa
The Princess Who Ia 10 inhAblt this tent
was not present last night, but she will
be there to- night TO tell fortunes ard 10
sell Persian aud Turkish mochA.
Tho stage represents the old time
New England kitchen, where "John
Anderson My Joe John" Feollnos ln an
easy split chair before an open Gre
place. The old time clock, spinning
Wheel, strings Of corn bears and onions,
and The pumpkin . e, on psWtsF plates,
with Hitting farms, reminding US OF our
high cApped grandmother, carries the
mind 10 past RRe. But Il IL llfe-like
and every body seemed 10 enjoy the
dreams OF AUD Lang 5yne."
Abound the north and west sides Of
the hal are the needle worsted work
and fancy STALE; the Italian fruit ven
der, the mechanical toy stall, the doll
stall and fancy bag stall with al their
dazzling attractions. The whole sur
roundinRs are 90 beautiful that to Rppre
niAts them properly they must be seen;
thsy oAupos be properly described.
Miss Bissell's pct monkey that dances
20 she music Of the hand organ ID a feat.
uIe Of the fair. The danoe will com
msnce tonight at 10 O'Clock and 10
a nrrow night 81 20 O'Clock. You
viii II - o rare eight II you do not ct
tend the Christmas Market
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

M. G, Choate, Of Newark. ia abou,
1isposing OF his newspaper business to Il
sherwood, who we hope will prove
equally efficient in accommodating the
citlZcns OF that place with the news OF
me DAY aud other articles in his line
an Choa'e, In company with his bro her
stephen PROPOSES TO locate in Denver
COLORADO, aud viii art for that place on
me 26th Instant We wish him success,
~ ms now location and Will gladly pub
llsh ske oh OF his Journey and his ex
petience in getting into business
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

John J. DopRhsrty, stage manager Of
the joe Downing And Sadie Hsssou
Nobody's claim Company, was IN tow
to day for the pnrIose Of measuring ihp
Opera House stage TO ascertain whether
or not their scenery will g.. The coul-
psDy will Rppssr In tia oily on tn
q b, 28,h aud 20 h Of this month, and
bring an entire carload OF eoenery Wit
them, Mr.. Dougherty says that it hE,
been strengthened end Improved, and
is now better than 1t has ever been.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

A fair and festival FIR the benefit of
National Lodge, No 20, 10 0 2. Of 81.
Georges, will open on the 10Th ms. and
continue TO the 3lEt inst A great variety
OF useful and fancy articles will be dls-
posed Of and supper will be provided
every evening at the low price Of 35
The young people Of the neishburhood
should turn out and enjoy themselves al d
help along q worthy ord r.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07
No 5, i2J5 cents from Is
No. z, IA cents from 10
No 9, 10 cents from 90
No u, 20 cents from %
No II, 20 cents from IS
Ladies' Mufs-

Ladies' Mufs--
Black Hair, IS cents to 81 50.
French Seal, Is TO IS so.
NutrlA, IS 90
Monkey, t5 and "a. 80.
Beaver, 81 and %.
Also
Fur trimming In black
hair, IS cents to 81. Nutrla,
81 and $3.50. Monkey,
50 rs, and a very fine qualify
Of Beaver, $4-irom 2 to 8
in. wide.
We have black hair COL
lars, 81 rs and Monkey col
lars So.
Leggins-
For Ladies, Misses and
Children who are exposed
to the weather, nothing
nicer, nothing warmer. They
are of the celebrated French
q. IL G goods of the finest
woods and much under price.
Children's, so cents; regu
lar price, rs cents. Misses
625 cents; regular price, 81.
Ladies', IS cents; regular
price $I.2S-in sizes, ?, u,
8, 81, 8 and 10.
Dress Fabric Opportunity
Eight pieces OF elegant
quality French Armure
plaid, al self colors, in gen
d'arme, navy, cardinal, gar
Iet, olives and browns-4O
inches wide and 81 goods
everywhere As a sort oil
holiday starter in dresses,
we shall offer this small LOT
tor o2B cents, which is un-
heard Of value.
Umbrellas
Our holiday trade ON I'm
l brellas is always large.
This season it will be larger
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07
Uharssa WIN Insultlnr Lsa,r..

Alfred Lee Cumminr, young colorei
man, WAS charged bsfors Judge Bal
this morning with insulting ladies o.
he street. Oity eoicitoF Turner said
that he bad Investigated the case, en-
was under the & preston thlt the a.
cused hAd not Intended any insult TIE
comp. ainsnts we're no present, but sent
word by Mr.. Turner that they did no
wish to prosecute the Gaze, 50 Cnmminr
was disohArged, with . warning to b,
careful who he spoke TO Greater on Il g
street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

An unsuccessful attempt was nj De A. 4
an early hour Yesterday morning to bis g
into the residence Of Charles l., SloqlNo,
70S King street The burglar had 4l4C"
succeeded in prying open rear Nlh f ~,
when he was heard by a member ol T Nv,
family, who informed Sir. story NV N,
gentleman arose, aud after procuring l ~,
revolver watched the burglar busy ~ ~, ~
work and then taking direct ain hi, ,i
The bnllet however, detected tF,ae' i IN,
baTeIy missed the fellows head . ns
a fter action showed that allhols. nI Ia
nninjured, he was badly selreir ala y Es
fore Mr.. Story could get down '.A'i'' ~
made his escip2 over rear iea'e
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

James Hunter, OF Chust,aua HUI
hred, is bsinE urRsd BY HE friends Tor
Urited States Marshal, Whenever
change ls made. Mr., Hunter is a lite
long Republican, and during the retol
lion was a brave soldier. Hela4 been
faithful and trusted employe Of G D.
ersl Henry DUPONT for ) nnm Der Of
sears, ~ there is no doubt but be
Would make model marshal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-07

Archie Galloway WAS arrested on .
warrant sworn out BY Minnie Mills,
charging him With having committed
an assault and battery on heI. When
the case WAS called this morning before
Judge Ball tho pToaeoutFiK did not Ap.
pear, and Galloway WAS held in 800
bail for a further hearing tomorrow
morning.