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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

PHILADELPHIA, June 19-Because
Annie Robinson, q oolored lass OF ~
years, who resides on Hurst street,
below Lom bard, objected TO the nttsn
tion which Frank Sanders, Washing
ton oolored man, was trying to force
upon her, she now lies In the Pennsyl-
ysnia Hospital with . wicked looking
stab wound In the side.
IL was late OH Saturday night Rpd
Annie was passing Fourth aud Cypress
strests. when Sanders, attracted by net
appearance, followed her. Finding that
she declined TO form his acquaintance
withou; the formAiity of an introdue-
tion, and being annoyed by the way
abe used her sharp tongue, Sanders
looked through his pockets, but, NOS
findinR razor, was forced TO oonten'
hImselI with q pair Of scissors. whiae
ue drew from their hiding place ant
buried among the womsn's ribs
Sanders was arrested by an oftioer o
the patrol service, AID yesterday mo- n
| ing was commi tsd by Magistrate Lon
Inon. At TIE Pennsylvania DO SPITE
DIR. Bower tewtd up the wound, whioi
1t is not thought Will prove serious.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

PHILADELPHIA, June 19.-Twenty-
one Republican business men OF this
city left for Chicago yesterday morning
via the Baltimore and Ohio Rsiiros~s
They will sndeavor to impress upon ne
National Convention the Importance OF
nominating candidate who is strong
protectionist.
A. g. Elliot. called q meeting OF
manufacturers and business msn to
order yesterday afternoon In the Board
Of Trade rooms. Philip o Garrett Was
elected president OF The meeting. Tha
following were appoipted vice presi-
dent: John Field, William Woods
John wsnsmsker, Walter Wood, Geo.
Conover, J. B Ste,son, Henry Winsors
clayton French, william Potter, John
Baird, Nelson b. Evans, Charles III.
Cramp, John Mundell, William B. Rey~
burn, jams A. freeman, 7. B.
Belfield, James Moore, Joel J.
Bailey, j. q. StrawbridRe, Thomae ss
Harrison. ,. W. 6upplee, Granville Be
Haynes, n W. Clark, w. N. Justices
Edwin N. Benson, George d. MoOreArys
William @. Warden. Theo. E. Searchs
Simon Muir, n. 7. Steel, Lemuel Cof-
fin, James Dobson, George M, Consrroe
and George Burnham, Samuel g Scottp
Charles W. Henry and John y Simopa
we're appoip ted secretaries.
Hampton L. Carson, on behalf OF the
committee on resolutions, presented .
resolution declaring that the represen-
tatives at Chicago be instructed to im~
press upon the convention tho import
ance OF selecting candidate who VIII
unite every element and lead the party
to victory, and that the platform shall
contain q clear declaration Of principles
to the effect shat protection TO Amert-
| can labor and enterprise sg ainst foreign
competition must be maintained.
Charles ", Hill and Theodore Justice,
representing the Philsdelphis Wood
Merehant's Association, read the resolu-
ton adopted at @ recent meeting OF the
association, and speeches were made BY
Abraham Barker, Samuel G 6cotts
Theodore Search, John Lucas, William
N. Folwell and John W. FraEier.
A committee of thirteen will be ap'
pointed to day to ask the cooperation
OF all business men, and TO prepare an
address en- the tariff to be Distributed
throughout the country, and especially
through the doubtful states.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

OIL CITY, June 1S.-This afternoon as
a double header freight train on the
Pittsburg and Western railroad was de-
scending The hi above F0xburg the r. ar
engine became detached by the breaking
OF drawhead on the last car. The
front engine was powerless to hold the
heavy train and 1t dashed down the steep
grade with lightning velocity When
about two-thirds of the way down the
cars left the track and were hurled far
over the bank and smashed in o kindlinR
wood. All of the trai1 men jumped tor
their lives except Orlando Carr who
bravely stuck to his engine and did all In
his power to stop the runaway train.
When the engine reached the switch
lock Just above the town 1t LETT the TRACK
and Engineer Carr was hurled headlonl
from the cab. When picked up he wal
unconscious from a fracture of the skull
His injuries are fatal. .=-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

DUBOIS, Ps., june 18.--Fire turned
4, 200 people cat of house and home here
to-day, and tonight they sleep with no
roof but the smoky sky 70 cover them.
Tho loss In dollars may reach u, ,000, GOO,
certainly very near that sam.
It was the most disastrous fire shat
has ever swept y Western Pennsylvania
town, except in oildom. 1t broke ont
In the Baker House, near the Buffalo,
Rochester and Plttsburg depot, early
this afternoon. Before IL oould be
checked nearly o square mile Of build.
ings were completely obliterated. To
niRht the town 10 o scene of heartrend.
ing desniation. Bare brick walls and
suaouldering beds Of fre are left 10 tell
the story Of seven bours OF fre.
Dubois 10 town In Clearasld county,
In the hsaIt of the lumber region, OF
I, COO people, and was largely built Of
wood, although many brick buildings
were iuterspefsed among the more in-
a iAmmable structures. Il has no AppA.
rAtus to oppose 0 fire, except few
water maine on Long and Courtney
strests, and these had no adequate hose
and machines Of any kind. A strong
wind prevailed at the time nre was dis.
covered, and before the people could
rsAliEs the situation sparks had bes1
blown from point 10 point, and, lighting
on the wooden buildings. which were
dry rs powder under the intensely ho'
sun, kindled the flames In all direc.
tions. Long street, from the Rochester
Coal Oompany's store 10 the top OF th'
hill, extends about . mile, and IL Wa
swept clear by the are its entire length
exoept eight or ten houses ct the extrem'
saat end. Weber avenue is all burned
90 Ia also Courtney street from Lonl
street 70 the Terpe House corner. Til
Terpe House was saved. Railroad
4 street 10 q complete ruin, and 30 1
8 ock1ale atrett
Tonight 1000 people are homeless
Many Of them saved nothing but th'
CLOTHES on their back, and unless out
side aid shall come Immediately, suffer
ing must result. Little crowds ar
huddled together on all the street
leading out Of town, knowing nc
where to turn for q bed or Q breakfast
, About Z O'Clock this evening . hr
engine arrived from RsnovA, but 1t wa
too late to lend any practical aid. tn
damage WAS then already done, and tb
, fire was ying for want Of new eroun
to work on,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

The rain storm which visited this city
last Saturday afternoon was very de-
.tructive olse where. At Collins Beach
Ii WAS accompanied with hall and caused
great dsmage to tina growing orops and
fruit. The peach trees In Abram Hay
deu's orchard are almost ruined, and ut
least three-fcuiths OF the fruit beaten
OF, while that which remAins Will fall
before 1t ripens. j. Harry StaAts will
lose over $5CU on his crops and fruit,
and Joseph A, Buokson's wheat ts
ruined. j. Harry David says that his
wheat crop is damaged 90 badly thai he
will gladly sell 1t for the price OF the
phosphateB he has ustd John h. Oar
penter's crops ara entirely destroy cd
and his losn Ia very heavy. In the vi
oinity Of TAylor's Bridge the window
glass was destroyed In number Of resi-
dences, and hAilstoues were found 81
large a. guinea hen eggs.
The storm was also very severe o
other points down ihe State and constd
erable damAg ge wa, done in the vicinit!
of Dover, Smyrna, Middletown hnt
0Shsr places. The fall Of rain was YER
heavy, and Ii was accompanied with
hsil, Some Idea of the force OF the hAi
) and rain combined can bs formed from
the fact that II tore limbs from trees
and seemed TO or ush everything withii
Its reach.
Fortunately the heaviest past OF th
storm did not last over ten minutes, Q
the aamage would have been muo
afeAter.
The house of Thomas MCCORMACK
about one mile from Newark, wa
, struck with lightning and the roof nj
most destroyed. There was no on
home OF the time or 1t 10 probable SON
, OF the family would have been iDjure
or killed, as the electric fluid seeme
20 pass All through the house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

Hofica


The genuine Sherpless creamery but.
ter has sharpless printed In full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch u
Lsary, Madison street grocers, N. w.
ooruer Fourth.
~ 10 n BASe
that everybody ought TO know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. Of the best, well
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory k,ndling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashing. Yard
foot Of Monroe street. Central ofiicei
Seventh and King strests. Look for thu
blue siQn. Opening in the evening.
Dr. Binms., White Puimonic BHlsam
The great and mighty lung medicine
for coughs, sore throat, Sc. Endorset
by thousands. Far from being exoellet
BY any other. Doc. and 81. Depot, 4tl
and King sts. Bold by dealers.
Bush's, French street wharf 10 the plac
70 buy your coal.
For careful prescription work an
!, pure drugs go to Veasoy's Pharmacy
Eighth and Monroe streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19
A Square Statement by a uarpsnssr

.'For years have had chest trouble
amounting to nothing short Of consump-
tion. saw how others In like condi.
tion had been cured by the use of DIR.
Pieroe's Golden Medical Discovery,
and resolved to test Its merits in my
own csse. The results are so plane as
hardly to require . bitstock or my
Auger munt In favor Of the CRATE reme-
dg. 1t does awl 1t claimti 1t builds
up the system, supports sud strength
ems where others fall" He acz: my
recovery, which is now on . euro foun
dation, hinges entirely on the com mpas'
OF this wonderful Restorative, having
triefi other remedies without q bit of It
| lief"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

WAsnINeToN, June is The dead let
te Office here gets goot many curious
articles through the mails and the en-
pl YES who open the packages are aecus'
toned to many strange siGats. fhe con-
tents Of Il package received to-day, now
ever, take the hrst prize. II was the
scalp of white woman stretehea out On
a bent willow frame, and from the maIks
on the package he conclusion Mas
Indian warrior The hair was long and
dark, and the scalp, Judging from The
ragged edges, had evidently been re
moved hastily from the Uranium.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19
warmers Safe Cure

Prooiamnsion to shs RrussiAn People.
BnRLIN, June 18 --Empsror William
has issued . proclaim alton 70 the Prus'
|slRp psople:
To MY PROFILE; Gods decree has
on 90 more plunged us into the most
poignant sorrow. The tomb had scarce.
IL closed oFsr the mortal remninn OF
nay nsvsr-to-be. forgotten ndfsthsr,
when His Msjesty, my warmly loved
father, In also called from this life into
everlasting peace. The heroic energy
prom pted by the Christian salf.saorihca
with which, despite his sufferinas, he
knew how 10 fuIf | his kinaly duties,
seemed 10 Justify the hope that he
would be preserved 10 the FatherlAnd
still longer. God willed differently.
4 The royal sufferer, whose heart beat
responsive TO all. was gseas and boAuti.
nj. He on Lad few months granted
Ito him 10 display on the throne the
liz obls qua tiles OF N nd and heart
" hich won him the love Of his people. .
Tns virtues which adorned him and
the Victories which he Aohieved on tho
battle field will remain . grateful re-
mem beranoe as long as German hearts
beat. An imperishable glory VIII
Hillumine bis ohivAlrous ngure IN the
history OF she FatherlAna. Called tt
ishe throne OF my fathers, have asaum
cd the Government, looking up 70 thu
king OF Kings, and have vowed to Coo
lthAt after the example OF my fathers
Twill be juEt and clement prince to my
In oplt; sha, I will protect peaos ant
In omo.e the welfare Of the country ,ant
tthat 1 will be . helper of the posr ant
la stressed and . true guardian OF th
Sr,ght.
In praying God for strength to fulal
these kingly duties which His VII I'm
poses upon me am supported BY con
a lence in the Pruts'an people, whiol
glance ut our past hiatory gives me
lin good and In evil days the Prussiai
people have always stood BY thet
Hing Upon this fidelity, which 10:
lfRthera have found IN indissoiubl
Ibond at all times of dinaculty and dan
ger, l reply with q consciousness OF rs
lturnlnR 1t from the bottom Of my hear
as the faithful prince Of q faithfu
tpsople, both equally strong In thai
devotion to their common Batherlanc
IFron this consciousness Of the reeipr'
cAted love uniting me aud my people
Ideriva confidence that God will vouol
Isaie me strength and wisdom TO exc
4 else my kinsiy offios for the welfare
the FRtheflAnd. WILHELM,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

PEoPLE oKHERALLy BRLIEvH that
n the Blood 10 pure, the health will be
good. trhe purity Of the blood 10 guar
anteed only when the kidneys are
naturally active. The huids may how
freely, and yet the kidneys fall 10 keep
the blood clean. This will be Ind ioated
IL you have MALARIA, STOMACH
TROU 9LEB, RHEuMATISM. SALT
|RHHUM, SCROFULA, SKIN DIS
BASES, IMPOrEN0Y.H HEADACHES,
Lame BACK, NEURALGIA, CAH-
2BUNCLES AND BOILS.ABSOES5E5,
WEAK EYES, ,NERvOU5N E5S, POOR
APPETITE, and In women FEMALE
TROUBLES. These disorders show
that your blood Ii full of uric, kidney,
30 d poison, AND YOU GAN NEVER
tGEr WELL until you clean out the
blood with the only recognised soien-
| tif,c blood tonic,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19
brownies.

The cheapest has hOusS In the esSY
Rumford Rros.' z04 Market hsrees
oupping and leeohing, loa E. Second at.
Try Bush rs coal you will like 1t.
BrAzilian Balm, immediate cure for numps
Brazilian Balm cures q cold; 10 doses, 100
Try Bash,s coal you will surely like 1t.
Millard II. Davis, jeweler, K. Second ct.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanf's, 10 K. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist. 9Th and King
American Laundry, 8O2 West Front street.
First class furniture at MurpheY's, 3os Ship
ey street.
Go to II. Il. Moore's stalls, Nos. IL and 7
Second ct market, for your choice Dreamer.
fresh butter; also the best cream cneoso
market price
The old.fashioned molasses candy maj
has returned AMI reopened with o froBl
STOCK OF homemade candies, NO. Yves
I'd street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

Last Saturday evening Charles Kurth,
aged 20, living with his parents In the
rear of No 11s VanHorn street, Philadel.
phia, narrowly escaped losing his life
from the effects of quantity OF lauda
mum which he willfully swallowed under
somewhat romantic circumstances.
The young man IL marble po.isher
by trade, but OF late he has found little
work TO do and has busted himself upon
any odd Jobs he could find. Recently he
has been engaged in beating carpets, ahd
the fact thai one OF his employers had
failed TO pay him appears to have caused
him much worry and anxiety. For some
time Young Kurth has been engaged 10 q
highly respectable snd attractive young
lady, Miss Maggie Keyser, residing with
her mt tbsr ct their house, No. 26l North
Twelfth street
! On Saturday evening he went for a
walk with Miss he, ser, and the young
lady eaid yesterday that he appeared
very low spiri ed and worried. As they
were returning home Ku th visited the
drug ftoIe at the corner OF Haucoch
street and 0irard avenue. He called foi
ten cen g. worth of laudanum. The
drug clerk, although he knew him well
! as a customer, asked for what purpose hs
required tho drug. Kurth In reply
stated that he was suffering with acut.
pa n between the shoulders and added
that he had been advised to mix lauda
mum with soap liniment and &c his back
well rubsed with the prepa alton No
doubling the truth Of mis- statement tht
clerk handed him the p ,ison.
u 1t but a Jew hund ed yards from thu
drug store to Kurth's home, and as Tn
couple walked tht re the young man t9lt
Misc Keyser that he was about to TAX
some OF the laudanum: She asked hin
why, and he replied: "To cure my tooth
ache" He then begged her to help hin
empty the bottle, but the young lad.
Isensibly replied that she had no tooth
ache and eeded no laudanum, and at
tempted to dissuade him from his pur
: pose. Sudd, My he ceased his impo tun
, tiles, and, putting the bottle TO his npe
drank o portion of the laudanum.
The pair OF lovers walked quietly hom
and found Mrs. Kurth. A little late
: they again left the house, but within tw'
; minutes Miss Keyser returned alone an
! hurriedly summoned the mother to he
sons aid, who, she said, had taken laud
anum and was lying insen sible outsid
l the house Mrs Kurth called the neigf
bors, and with their aid carried her so
into the house. Primitive but effectus
Q methods were at ance resorted to to n
store animation.
i DIR. Starck arrived shortly, and aft,
+ examining the man gave him an emeti
I and as he speedily regainsd consciousae
b ordered him to te put TO bed Sunda
}. he was much better aud yesterday
q went to his work as usual.
r Mrs. Kurth said yesterday that 81
thinks her son took the laudaBum owir
% to disagreement with his sweethear
i and DR.. Starck ssid that although your
). Kurth had no doubt taken some Of IL
= laudanum, he was never in serious da
u ger. He had evidently taken the drug
u irighten The young lazy, and had no
!. tention of dying.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

The junior member OF the firm OF L'
W. stidham 81 Son Il going to Chester,
Pa on Thursday, to sell for A. Il. Ty-
sor twenty-five Kentucky and South
am OHIO horses. Among the numbsr
are several very fina trotters, as well az
lesirAble carriage and draft horses. The
voung rnsn who do not wish TO take the
dust of their ne.ghboTs on tho road will
do well 10 make q selection at this sale,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

Yhe corner stone Of the Sacred Heart
Cathedral, In Dayton, Ohio, was laid
on Sunday, In the presence pf 10000
spectntors, Archbishop Elder ofiicinted, i,
assisted by Rev. John Maokey, OF Gin
oinnnh, and all the resident priests.
The weather was very hot, and several
persons In the procession were sun
struck.
Lane Britton, the notorious Ozark
ldespera ado, who has been fugitive for
i've years, and who 10 wanted TO an.
aver for the killing OF eight men, was
arrested In Mansheld, Ohio, on Sunday.
In order to prevent lynching, sheriff
and posse Ia guarding the jail.
The body Of Captain r B. Ryder, of
the firm OF Lewis & Ryder, shipping
agents In New Yolk, was found float
supposed he was driven to commit sui-
oide by the result Of law suit.
Myriads Of grasshoppers have appear
ed In many parts OF Southern Indiana,
and are devouring all the vegetables as
they go. They destroy meadows hrss,
then the foliage of trees, and next corn,
cate and garden vegetables.
il The wheat harvest In the Valley oi
Virginia Will begip this week. II is ex.
pected that the yield will be the besI
for 10 years. All through the valley
the acreage Is large and the condition
Of the crop excellent.
/, Seven coke works of Mcclure b 90.
J In the Oonnsllsvifle region, shut dow
yesterday on account Of strike Of th,
/ employes against the discharge Of I
workman. About 1000 men are idle.
An unknown man was stabbed ant
killed In front of saloon, on ClArl
street, Chicago, early yesterday morn
ing. Two men have been arrested on
suspicion of completely In the mur
der.
The puddlers st Seyfert's large mill
, at Naomi, Berks Counsy, Pa, refuses
. 10 70 10 work on Monday, owing 70 q i
lper cent. reduction In wages, whic
, was to have gone into effeoI.
Peter Murphy was fatally stabbed b.
Peter MoCAnn, in Chicago, on sunds
! night. The Aght was the result OF q
old feud.
St. Joseph's Catholic Orphan Asylul
near Newport, KY, was burned o
Monday. Loss, s26. 900.
The temperature at 5tAunton. We
I on Monday, reached 90 degrees in q
shade.
The issue OF standard dollars froI
the mints last week was sS59. 1855.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

Yesterday merning rs Harry Miller,
n lad of about six years, whose parents
vepide ., No AIS Tatpsil, vas playing
in the street, bo accidentally fell 10 =, the Q
gutter and struck his head against the
enrb. He arose and CONTINUED his
childish sports until dinner hour, when ! :,
be went home. After partAkins Of ain'
ner, he complained of feeling tired. then
said he WAS eiok. In short tine sisel
losmplAinine OF feeling sick, he sSn 3
into q semi-unconsoious state. ps'
Quinby was hastily su mnoned ana a9'
ministered the proper restorstives' o,ia h'
pronounced 1t 4 case Of sun siroRo' 1ni'
morning the young lad 10 doing as wei
az oan be expected under the clrcu"'
stanoee,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

At the regular meeting of the Young
Mems Temperance Union last evening,
the following officers were elected:
President, l. Elmer Perry; Vice Presi'
dent, Samuel D. Dukes; Recording
Secretary, @. Btengle; Financial Score
tsry, Mahlon Hillee; Treasurer, Frank
willing; Chaplain, Harry ID. Bssler,
Searaeant.at Arms, Joseph Cook; Assist
ant Sergeant-at-A Arms, Harry Dolbow
Board Of Managers, VIM. b. Smith
Chairman, @. Andrew Salmon, Charles
Ferguson, T. Donnelly Holmes, Jr.,
John Barr, George Bishop and Edward
Cole.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

WASHINGTON, D. c., June 1s.-Gen-
eral Sheridan during the last twenty
four hours has rested in comparative
comfort, and is reported to be doing well
tonight. The very hot weather makes
him, at times, more restless than he
would be under more favorable condi-
tious. The cough that racks him SO
much has returned, but it is not as hsd
as It has been when he suffered from II
during previous stages of his illnets HIS
appetite continues to be an encouraging
point In his case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

On Thursdsy next the steamer Will
minRton will commence making daily
trips between this oity and Augustine
Pier, except Sunday. She will leave
Fourth street wharf ~ Q. m. and p.
m returning, leave the pier at 10 .. m.
and D. m. The steamer will on each
trip stop ct Nsw Castle and Delaware
City. On Sunday the steamer will leave
here ct the same hours, stopping at New
Castle and Delaware City, but NOT at
the pier. The fare will be 80 cents fol
the round trip. This will be delight
ful ride for our citizens.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

Rev. william 81. Hendrickson and
wife OF Centreville, OhristihnA Hun.
sred, yisited Media on Saturday, and
after passing the night with relatives
visited his brotaer-in-law, DR.. ID. A.
Vernon, who 10 suffering from n severe
attack OF dropsy. Hopes are entertained
OF his recovery, although the symptoms
ats rather disoouraaing. Notwithstspd
ing his prostration and suffering his will
10 strong, and his determination may
| helm to overcome the disease and lead
10 improvement In health and strength
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ur az .alIs%roalA
end pa'cff Of 9.1s,si 9,.sssil
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part o.. % home, !
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

James Nurry and Mics 10th, of Oheh.
ter, wore married on Sunday morning,
after which they procured pair OF
horses and carriage OF George mnnon,
and came TO this city, where they pass
I'd the day. ID the evening thay started
for the,r home, end as tne.y we're aoont
a,,tasing Chgeter, one OF their horses
/ ian. and died IN faw minutes after
/ tSaras Persons cannot he too careful
In ths management OF their horses dur
iua tha hot TesShor II tney Wish TO es'
cage loss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-19

NEW YORK, June 10 -Lemuel and
Mac ans uiss Dsbar were yesterdsy
s,nteuoed to six months Imprisonment
The District Attorney has dscided TO
unash the other indictments against the
Diss Debnrs. Judge Gildersleeve, In
sentencing them, said their conduct
was one OF the most unolushing enron.
! terry and audaoity, and the Attempl
during the tlial made by Madame Dit
i DsbAr to deny her mother WAS some
tbiog unprscsa ented In his experience
as judge.