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Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Rnsa Hall.

The Eusav Club detsatei the Blue
Rose on Saturday afternoon by score
OF 10 to on the formers grounds near
Seventeenth and Unioa streets. Ooa6y
and Collins vers the Blue Rlae hastery
and Carney and Ferguson for ths En-
taW.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
The Piokais stovs and Heater co.,

No. 500 Shipley street, take furnitur
and stoves on storage at moderate rates.
They also return the stoves when wanted
nicely cleaned and put up. All orders
by telephone, No. 32s, or left at our store
will be promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

The vote polled for Mr.. Wiley was
somewhat Of surprise, as IL was gen
orally expected that Mr.. BAynasd
would lead him by large vote, in'
stead of his beating Mr. BaynRtd By
ten voses, As Mr.. Adams made up Lis
mid only enc week before the election
that he would bs candidate for city
treasurer, and eapeciaily when 1t Ia
taken into confederation that MIR
Shippers has been Ia the field for sev.
erAl montha, 1t must be admitted that
the former made an excellent run.
The returns were received IN room
No. /, Institute Hall, by the Rspubli.
can City Executive Committee, and as
announced were received wiGh oheerB.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
BA L1IMOME q . faIO MAILMOAD q
cCHKDULH IN KE1EOT, April 2s. 1883.
Trains leeve pasaw4Is Avenue Depot;


For Philadelphia add Ohssssr, SIS. T39,
76b, s8 3d. %, 10 90 and #l1 II a. M; 10 90,
Q Sc, IS 20, 8 26, 0 10, az, 80 as and So p, m,
Un sundsyg,7 80. 7 bb, 81 Q6, 10 80 and AIl IL Q.
H.; l 90, 1908 b6,s6 20, 26, 0 ao,+s As and s b6
WEST B oUED.
Fer singerly, aoeomnAo nAodstlon, daily IL 80
o, N.
For Baltimore, accom- Lmoda.ion, daily ex-
oept Sunday 0 - q. m.
For Chicago and Pittsburg, express, daily
7 as a. m.
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, daily
IL 38 m.
baltimore accommodation, daily 2 t6 p m.
PittsburR, Chicago and 81. Louis express,
singerly accommoda Elon, daily so m.
FUk I4ARDERBElI3. O 10 a, 11.3nnaa-
only, 400 =. N. 6si1s eEcept Sune3y, ? %
Trains leave MsfEst Rtrnes Station
For PhiiA6etphix a aB5 p. Il, dNsiY. For
BeiinoFs 3 % p. ~, 0a!iy. Eeg s5sn1an.
hors $50 sna Il. 90 a. IA. IaiIy, except Sun.
day; B.iUn. n, on csunbSy oEiy I, % snd $50
p. ra.s daily.
Pittsbusg. Chicago And St Louis express
daily 30 y IN.
Trains ,or ifilpiay ton-Glaa7e pniia.tas
phie, daily, ~ oe, 1900 HIl 0J sc NJ, IL 90
noon, "a, e.0o, 30, sA.sa. 60. 5,se, 10 10.
Dely, sxospt sund ~, 6.@, 40 3. n,
S.2a. and 30 D. M.
SundsSe only, s.to N.
Esxoraes tratnEA
RATES TO WESTERN FONTS LOWER THAN
VIA ANY oTHRR LINZ.
W. ID. DIIEMENTS. q. p,SOULL,
aen1 Manager. tFa1s p sse. ArNas
Telephonn bio. liza.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
The Wsetner,

Tomorrow premises 10 be fair and
slightly warmer. Wednesday fair, nth
rising temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

A practical experience f1s years ena
bles me TO repair aud adjust the finest
clocks ana watches Clocks to be repair
eli called for sad 6oliTcred zith ut extra
charge. Err L. BtHaoNi M "a E.et
Seventh ret
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Buy your carpets from 8. Speakmsn,
No. a16 Market street, masonic Tenn.
ple). His prices are reasonable md
terms accommodating.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
AddItlonal Tra,n serv,os.

On aud after May 81 g. & o. railroad
train Mo. Z, leaving Philadelphia at 8
p. m, will stop at Havre de Grace 10
let eff passengers from Philalelphla,
Chester and Wilmington,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Naw n1nnr-

Spring wheat, superlstivs, only S6.25
per barrel, 80 cents per bag. Try 1t.
Lynch q Leary, Madison street grocers,
n. W. corner Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
SEASON 1888,

E. e. Hanna will open his Ice cream
psrioEs, s31 Jeffereon Btreet, on Satur-
day, April 2sth. Families and parties
supplied at short notice.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
MU0wUMP CURTIS VIEWS.
wul America capture the Anchor

The London Field of May 5 has the
following in re alton to the proposed in
tsi nationa yacht racs In Australia next
fall. "There 10 TO be an international re-
gatta carnival at Port Philip, Victoria, in
November next, In connection with the
Melbourne Exhir ition, The programme
Ia now before ue, and for tho twenty
eight matches scheduled the cum OF
R2 4l0 has been provided for prizes. The
prizes for yachts above twenty IONS are:
First, $500 and gold anchor, value
el00; second prizs, el00, and third, ESQ.
Then there are three prizes of e100, $40
and gl0 for each of the following clatses;
20 tons, 10 tons and tons, (all 10 be
keel boats), and prizes of the same
amount for 30-ioot, 26 foot, 2S-foot and
20-feot c-ntre plate yachts. We are in
formed that the chief prize will probably
be increased from G500 to 9l 600. 1t is
open to centre board yachts, so there is a
chance of one of the American centre
board cutters making the passage. Be
that as IT may, we should like to hear
that British yachts are to be represented
there. All information can be obtain
OF Mr.. F. G. snoderass, No. 90 Queen
street, NJ bourne"
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Twenty-four sheets of paper and
twenty -four envelopes 10 box, 10c. to
COS. BsRtou Smith, druRgiss, corner
seventh and Pine streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

IL you wnut soIna nioa new potstoas
or come fine RtraWherrisn on TRBsdny
morning 20 TO smeltz s. Go Ne. 13 Z.
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Co to smeltz b Co., No. IS r. Fourth
street, for all kinda o! Southern pro-
duee. You will save money By buying
your goods from them.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

los oreaco soda water aud "millr
shate" at Eeatoa Smiths drug aiose,
oor Seventh and Pine streets,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Burned Last piKnr,

The celebrated Three 3, b. B. oIger,
msnuTaoiuked by Il. II. Bourbon y
Bro, Ho. 2l9 Y eas Sscshd street. The
Raat Sc oigsr in Ghe city, Try them,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
wha: 90 uents RilInn.

u Is astonishing what load of your
pictnrts you can get at OumrniuRs' gal.
10 iet y, 502 Market street. 2. 4, 6, 8, 10 OF
% for 20 oeIts. Think of ia,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
For nRta.

At Il bargain, Broom house, With con.
venienceS; Only $3.50 required down.
Apply to w. SCOTT Vernon, this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Esduosd.

Or. Llpplnoott's spacsho Compound
ior heural2 gin ard ohIoais ?hs4ln9s, M n.
price 500 ne hott's Hlr sale bv
TbYLpE &: BuLLERroT.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
mr.. Blanc ana the Nomlna,,on.

LONDON, May BOT. @. Crawford.
London representative OF the New
Yora World, was last week instructed
to visit Paris and interview MIR. Blaine,
anu TO eecure an anaweT to the question, ,
whetbeF, II nominated, Mr.. Blaine
would accept. Mr.. Crawford oabied to
tda World that he hnd seen Mr.. Blaine,
and se to the question whether he
would accept sa!d that Mr. Blaine ad-
heres to his Florence letter, aud does
not Withdraw one word OF his interview
with Mr. Crawford last February in
Florence.
hr. Bie'na expects 30 reach London
AbDut the lat OF Juno TO meet Andrew
Carnegie, who has made up coaching
patty 10 leave London ahout the 9Th OF
June for straight dsive to ths north Of
siz or seven bundEed miles. The trip
10 10 arranged ss to travel about 80
miles each day. Mr. Blaine will prob
ably sail for home early in July.
MUGwUMP CURTIS VIEWS.
NEW YORK, May 2l.-aeorse VIII
liam Curtlt, in Oh interview, says he
thinks Mr. Blaine Will be the Rsprbll.
ona somluse for President, and that
Mr.. Cleveland will defeat him. Mr..
Curtis shinks the Mugwumps will sup
port Cleveland rath ar than Blaine, but
If tomeone beside Blaiue,is the Repub-
lio1n nominee, ths Mugwumps will
probably vote tho Bapablican ticket.
Mr. Curtis thinks this will certainly be
the case If Gresham Is the nominee.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Uae Rsymond's preparation fol
making les cream smooth aB butter
Nc. 42l East Third strost.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
stnto Of rne refnpernture

ct tho REPUBLICAN, office to-day. In
the shade:
7 O'Clock 10 o'clock 10 O'Clock
600 $50 $50
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
yTholsea nEuge .rts.

Every wiiolesaia dfusgtst in Pali1iel-
ph!a sells HoD1zr'g &cpdyne.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
rhey NVlll Rot E;uxn.

Excellent Cooking Crooks.
quarts, 9B ceoit.
3 40 80 .s-
4 it 80 3"
8 t rs e"
6 " 81 90
They are sailing rapidly. Store
keepers should have famnles OF then
WM, DAwToN, GIL Market 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
THE NOMINEES.

Austin Harrington, Esq, the nomi-
nee for mayor, Was bern in Dover In
1884, and is son of the late ChAnoellor
Samuel M. Harrington. He was edu
GATED in the schools Of this State,
studied law Ia the office OF his brother,
the late Samuel NJ. Harrington, DR.,
EAq., and was admitted TO the bar IL
May, 1877. He besame 3 meDbsr OF
the law e,m OF Harrington 81 HofFaoker
md continued es such until the death
OF Samuel NJ. Harrington, Jr., which
occurred In Septe mber, 1878, 1hsn be
bacRme member of s firm composed
OF OhhDcsllor Daniel ID. Bates, George
II. Bates, ESQ, and Austin HaIring
ton, Eeq. At tho death OF Chancellor
Bates the firm became, and BtilI is.
Bates g. Harrington. hr. Harrington
has never held or been q candidate for
public office except as delegate 10 the
State Conventions.
M. Il. Liohtensteiu, The nominee fot
President of City Council, Is q nsiurs,
iZsd ctt'zsn, of German birth, and III e
dry goods merchant a5 Nc. III Market
street. He has lived in Wilmington
about thirty-tWo years. Hs has SERVED
soFersl terms ss member of tine City
Coupcil from the Seventh ward, and
served oue term ss President of that
body. lie wss osndIdAts for nominA
tIoD fur the cffioa of Mayor iu 1852, and
for the presidency OF City Council IN
1885, but waB dsfented both timeH. He
was also defeated for election, as P.sci
dent Of Council, in 1879. by the late
Harry ShArpley, Eco.
Milton 8 Simperc, the nominee for
City Treasurer, was born Ia Ceotl
County, Md. but has lived In VII.
mington dusiug the N ost of bis SO yeara
of life. he Is n book keeper and nc
oountant, and WAS clerk to the City
Treasurer from 1899 to 1884. In the
latter year he was elected City Trea.
Burer, hut was defeatsd for reelection
Two years later by the preBent inoum-
bent, Richatd r. Griffith.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

4tg Waitoa's mils birsuis, Seventh
Er% I.s...--.lI.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Roberta majority, So; plurality, 95.
Mr. Miller, who WAS dafested has
held G Eeat ir Council for the past six
yeare.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

a,tls,7y ~
road 5 pI
% to 8 n1I
ID sad i q
'rnsu. Tha
lOfbp d
Not ireIa
utll r
ii give II
'his Oncsl
,bspoa "
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
TENTH WARD.

Samuel L. Fell received the entire
vote cart In this ward, 81.
COUNCILMAN M'vEY DEFEATED,
The Demoorat'c nomination for a
eand date for City Council came off In
tho Second ward. Philip r, Shea, pro-
prietor of the saloon and restaurant at
NO. 217 East Front street, was SUCCESS
ful, defeating John MoVey, the present
Incumbent, by a majority Of az.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
HBE:.Eg:- e HIVE, !"
3O6 Marx Ct Street,
Dress Goods t half Price.

lot of Dress Goods in the
right shades, all wool, 36 in.
wide; were Soc, new price Csc.
81 fol a dress. Cheap enough
for any pocket
lot Camel's lair; were 6atc,
new price Bic.
lot Sd in Wool Dress Goods
from 75c down to 374. The
above at new price is only half
of what we have sold them at
freely.
25 Richly En- broidered Alba.
tross Robes, at o ally half price.
to go in this san lie sale. $500
and Sc 90 from $10 90 and $I2.0
so dozen Gent p Fancy Stripe
Half Hose, regular made, i'm.
ported a few days ago. Gut
from 25c down I'd 15c q pair.
A few dozen le # of q large LOT
of Misses tamou ; @. G.. Goods.
Sold from 40 to 65c according
10 SIG, go AoH aG LOG Tor anV
size in the lot.
If you have not examined our
stock of Parasols this season il
will pay you to DIP go, as there
are some startling bargains
among the m in the newest STYLES
out.
Why pay 90c yard for Chal-
lies, when you ca buy them at
the Bee Hive fdr 10c, in new
choice patterns and colorings2
Demorest Pa tterns, Porto.
Eoa ato
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
hliIol

Az tS-a
,1iiminr n
Ohio, siia,d
gaGnIlrnsls i
ts aud 4
n ttrr.pse III
sanu ~
.o1a 0cClH
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Ruekmagter's mslorIty. y..................

Walter L. Buokmsster....
Lewis L. trubb., b.,....................... II
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
FOR CITY COUNCIL
FIFTH WARD.

The following nominations for mam-
bsrB of Council were also made on Sat
urdsy:
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
eJxTU wARD.

George Fl. MCCALL, the retired mer.
ohant tailor, was nominated Withon
opposition, receiving 1873 votss.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Henryl
ed, wal
hudina]
d disapI
uspialou1
IN st0len|
90 disap1
,utasds
.ous half
tNhAl ~
tx Of th;
,ridle on|
taken bsl
and tbsl
ioss on NJ
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

i'd pAmY
'unkeb ~
,s Teu1|
AIRED upq
nd wouna
T vofkmF
6WeenS
,tering u
/ tLloJq
~ diMgalt
d lyusAld
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
attep.

.ittep' +
|is-An1||
rec
= itest.p1N ~
h dpe-thitS
has Two !. \
His lN NuOttth'1 I
i leuslh' |
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
,.iot.

Il kto'' -
A de.pa,iSSlssi J,
Of sDti WI
With : ILsS,l,I
| srlsing ttI,soI
| ire npG,n1 y NJ
killed. > |
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

Fred. /
s till /
q the /
h aud \
rlage, /
0ct0ts /
z the /
the /
lmselfl
.bletoI
lentoft /
'ill goj
! Wd.7
July.j
or, del
0 sputs|
nature
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
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rrspn.p'n.I'lI
lhe ab%sS,a, III
\. The md |
Eighth ,,roIise.5
tbtN
/ p. d. F
- Of aaH
|cl8-rh.a .aSaI
for TIE .,sa
beron, Ia uai
vesdiCt o. Il
deRrts
,,,asl0h'
b, MAY a! ,Ss s
|nite a1,s,dayl
GO Sih''l'' :
|@r |1@ssp,os oSs''' 'S' |
|pnn omit lo' y o. i i
wGeks sv,n'tet ,' ,
| ton - 'CollI
Is. ~
E 7,h,n ns'l ,
49,. ). solt
[tlsmse1r . ! : lis
IvlS, y
as~o lad
[nms, p;,9s.'',yt: pe;,s., !
{, sedqh'cci, hc,ss
Wg Eighth "
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
atuseI

, = alm'Sli,
y y tis re
u then
he Tonsa
!, jonss's
at, at. abadnsl
Daily Republican., 1888-05-21

ut
the
lon.
md
I'M
arie,
0ard
or Of
ainss
8 till
q the
i aud
rlage.
octor
the
the
Imself
Ebls to
rent Of
|ill 20
wed.
July.
or, de.
sputs
nature.
Henry
I'd, WA
hudina
q disap.
uspiciou
IN stolen
80 disap1
ut asd s
ous hal
ever, th.
* Of tht
bridle %
taken b
and thsi
ose on th
b.
lfi pAma
unkeb %
hs al Ten
bred upof
nd wuunS
Votkma
saeens
,tetng
az LiOJd
bd and
dihSalH
lyusAi
Atls,Iysl
road oI
q TO 8 nl
a sad q
msu. ThI
morse fsl
Not ireii
r. VIII
II give b
his Cfica
bsp Oh Y
ohio,
.y Is
lining q
Dbio, sila.
auinss
rs aud o
tr.pse dl'
,ane set
have Occui
Sittep,
IS s-Am9
,n,s recs
itst tnd
!, ope-ihits
M INA two
a,Is o. the
leussh'
! alm'sli
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the Gl
then
ne wonA
.epsrSted
!, jOnsss
mn be y, =.
III, Abu.il
-
II K,O''
A despat
Of sDt'
With .
pesr Ps.
arising,
and ibe
ira upon
killed
PsnmsD'
The ab,Ty,,
,t The WI
Eighth .
ol,sgs pi
Is the
,pply 60
p d.
unity Of
18Th
,or the
Deron, W.
a,tst bell
verdict
degrts
s.plo'lO
m, NAY
mite Of
"a yeSte
DS Sd Sh'''
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Daily Republican., 1888-05-21
Rouan oN oRrnlrnRs

When burdsned by our many bille,
Oppressed by woo snG sorrow,
How pleasant to rsoan the fact
We'ro leaving town Tomorrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July lG On the
charge OF the larceny of pair OF slippers
belonging TO one Of the altar boys of the
Church of the Immaculate Conception,
at Front and Canal streets, John Gruber
languishes in prison, Gruber has been
known to the police OF the Tenth Dis
triet for q long time as a sneak thief
with an uncomfortable preference for
pilfering articles from churches. He
never takes anything OF great value, but
always happens to lay his hands on
some small article which usually causes
some annoyance and delay In the ser
vices. He went in soon after the doors
had been opensd yesterday, and watch
his opportunity, made his way to the rear
room and put the slippers In his pocket.
| When the articles were missed he was
suspected, and they were found In his
pocket He viii be given hearing to-
day
The Coroner was notified yesterday of
the death OF John hcNich, who was cd
mitted to the insane department OF the
Philadelphia Hospital in April Nc.
Mich proved TO be violent patient, and
the attendant was compelled to keep him
In strait-jaeket On his admission to
the hospital McNlch was carefully ex.
amined, but no bruises could be found.
| Ga July 4, DR. w B. Jamison made an
examination and found that the sixth
seventh aod eighth ribs were broken
McNich steadily grew worse and died
early yegteT aY morning. An inquest
" III be held to day.
An unknown young woman, fashiora
by attlTed, accidentally stepped oil the
steamboat Republic into the Delaware
river at CHESTER yesterday afternoon. A
deck hand named Evans plunged into
the water and rescued TIE unfortunate
woman A substantial purse was pre-
sented to ths brave man by the passen-
gers
August Grover, 20 years of age, liv.
ing at Goodman street and Germantown
avenue, was struck by train yesterday
morning on the Pennsylvania RailroAd
at Eleventh street. His left arm WAS cut
off and he YVES seriously injured. He
WIS taken to the Episcopal Hospital.
A man supposed to be J. P. LaugstafT,
of Toronto, Canada, committed suicide
by iumplng into the schuyllxlll at Rock
land Landing, Falrmount Park, on Sat
urday.
Henry Smith, 81 years old, accidental
ly shot himself in the breast on Satur-
day, iDhicting dangerous wound
William Hamell, 90 years old was
drowned yesterday while bathing in the
Delaware river.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

"I bought q horse q year ago from
Peter FA4Sn," said gentleman to a
REPUBLICAN reporter, "that was ona
of the grssttst little auImAls that ever
Wa ked on four round lfgs. Wnea
got her sns would pull tha wagon, load
and all by her mouth. bhe had al way
been driven with one OF the geveTest
bits In her mouth. | tolk It of and
put rubber bit on Ia tie place, when
ghe became quite another animal IN
driving her. She seemed To know thai
had no desire to punish her sii the
time was driving her, aud acted 90
oordinaly. sold her ta lnrSe lrm In
this city who let her break her heart
work ng so hard
Trains Will run up TO 10 O'Clock ai
night while ths soldier boys are en-
oAmped Ht the Springs Girls, yua siil
be abe to see your b,st fellows until
thai hour, when all the prlTAteS will bs
required 20 ezunRuish all lights and
seek the RrmR OF morpheus. Good
night. the guard is aslsep at his post,
That the Reformed Episcopal Onurah
| is beginning to pick up iu mem berahia
undor its new pastor. al new broom
Bweep clean, likewise all new ministers
should draw.
! The guard house At tha springs 10 not
very large or substantially built. II
puts me In mind OF a pig psD or chiosen
osop. should hSve mad board foot
put in 1t. Prisoners should net ba al
lowed to sleep of thsir les water on the
damp, cold ground.
That would rather bs an ofiicer thon
y private in the N y. Il. Ths ofiiosTt
will sleep In comfortable beds at the
hotel, the privates on straw spread oD
the ground.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

NEW YORK, July Is Richard B. Car.
ter, the biglDist, who shot his latest wife
yesterday and then himself, is ir
every respect a villain. His whole pedi
gree was furnished to the police to-day
by cousin of Carter's second victim and
wife, No. 2, for whom she is now evil
IDENTIFY searching aud whom she believe,
Carter also murdered. He had killed his
first wife, and only escaped punishment by
flight. Carter, who was 'lorg hOIe
man, met his second wife, Bridget kerna,
in Greenwich Street boarding house,
and scarcely bad the honeymoon been
over when ho deserted her.
He lived with Bridget Off and on until
she became aware of his public marriage
to q Mrs. Adams, aud had him arrested
lie managed to wriggle out of this, but
from that moment nothing more could be
learned of Bridget Her Old mother in
heland kept writing for her to come
home, and was only recently Informed OF
the truth of Mrs Griilln's suspcions. A
daughter of his first marriage, a Cir OF
90, who was educated at Mount St Vim
cent, IS now living with her uncle, vii,
liam Carter, in benry Stree.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

AFTER EUUKTEEN YEABs.
ID w. Fpeakmau, = ftor Suffering Four
teen Years, Has Hts Leg AmputAtsd.

NOoA ASNA1t AhAn AAb ANS hAhPuhhidus n
On the 18th Of February, 1874, David
W. SpeakmaA Was employed In the
o1Iioe OF j., l.. smith, Buperintendsnt OF
bridges Of the r., W. Il b. r. z. Co., as
q clerk. The ciflce was then situated in
the eAStsrn end OF the old depos. Ol the
morning Of tbe date stated above young
spsakmsn vert cut to the train flr ths
purpose Of obtaining the offllial lAtters
sens 10 Mr.. smith. The train bad no.
stopped, and sa he was rescbiDg fc.
them he trippad and fell over tOos
boz.
BE fell from he train, and az he dii
30 his right tx 10y partly along the
rail, and before ha cOuli remov5 II the
wheel passad ogee the hsshy part, below
the knee, tearing the iissh open to the
bone. He was remJved 70 hla home
and DTs, Kane, Jones and DunBlnR
were summoned, and alter scFRping the
bone sswed tbs 1ash together. After q
time the wound hea!sd, but year after
year the leg rhrnnk until il was a usre
skeleton. Durtsg these years be suffered
great pau.
Likt FebrusY he clipped and TN,
aud IN doihg ~ AfOke b Jon the WOlnd.
Since that time no ha7 besn uuable to
work or walk. DR. Diaper has been In
attendance riCce the a1ctdent, and after
e con'ultatioa With Dr.. O2la Il was de-
cided 10 order to try and save the mans
llfo to Rmputste the limb above this
knee. The operation WAS performed
yesterday morGinR by Drs. Draper mud
Og g'e In the presence OF Dr.. Pieroa, a
yonng student, and D,tsclive Jones.
This morning he wEs doing as we'll as
could b, expscted. For u Number OF
yeats past be has besH telegraph opera.
tor 10 ths west tower OF thew. & N. Il.
R. orossins. He has wiie and four ohIl.
Ldrln,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16
OiAylnont.

No olAsB Of woTklnRmen have been
busier than the farmers for the last two
weeks. They can raise q mortgage bst-
ter with q plow than with a derrick
Sloan Sunday school contemplRtes
an excursion soon.
The No Sunday school, ol which
Mr.. A. 8 Ottey was for several years IN
charge, In Ocncotd township, has got q
new library. This was what the school
most needed, and no doubt " III inoEtaae
the attendAuoe and encourage the muct.
liked superintendent, Nc. John MARROW
HoOpes 81 Bro, are kept very busy In
meeting the dsmauds mEdo on thom by
their numerous cuttomers In -four, feed
and hay.
A son-in-lSw Of Mr.. frank Ford was
feeding the chickens the other morning,
Whsn q turkey -buzzArd fsw down
Gmong them. He got an ice hook
which was handy and killed 1t. II wss
thought by Mr. Ford that 1t was the
varmsnt thai took somo of his ohiokeus
We never beard OF buzz Ard taking
them, but crow will take small oneS
very quick.
VIM. OIt, brakeman ou the P, w.
q b. X. B. occasionally calls on his
mother who lives nsAr Olsymont.
1t Is no wonder that Mayor Varnon
couldn't serve In the Off OF mayor Of
Oiaymont any longer from what We
hear, rs his spare moments will be
nesded st homo to train up that young
daughter In the way she should 60.
We saw our friend, the ice cream
man, the other day aud he was as lively
as 8 cricket. No wonder he Is q grand
daddy. Our friend William didn't
tAks tbs hint we gave him In our last
letter. That which has been eaten out
Of the pot cannot be put Into the dish,
and Is wouldn't do for uS not to blow
our horn for his make Of Ice cream.
hlsl LOttie Hinksnn, OF Media, is
Visiting Miss Blanche otsy, Of Olay.
mont,
The CIaymout NJ q. Sunday school
will bold q picnic In Mr.. Wm. Casey "a
grove on Thursday next. YETTo.