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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

ATLANTIC CITY, Dec. 3.-EdwAEd
Wolf, ~ smplOye OF l.. N. Renault, the
wine gioRer Of Egg HsrboF Oily, met
bis death In q peculiar manner early
Saturday morning, near that city. He
Tad bfceme Intoxicated the night before
aud started for the uiue vaults OF his
employer, where be boarded. He AZ
rived there about midnight, and in at
tempting to gain an entrance be stan
bled aud iell on some wine bottles, Que
Of which broke and penetrated his ltR
ear the knee, seveFlnR shs artery. His
b'Cy Was found In tho morning, he bhv
ing 0led 10 death from the wound, DIR
lie 10y, the county physician, held =
os.- mortem Examination.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
FIFTH EDITION.


The indoor tennis topyn,w
a n.os, HAL last nigh, WGs Ops ~ Y, ".
s taSss enloyab'e and ATTRACTIVE "a a,, 'o'
ealnmsnts Of the season, ma , Us.si'
nun WAS brilliantly lighted ana S S.t9
rated with bunting and ao@s ~ ueco.
Cooks Philadelphia orchestra t,oi,, 1 "
nina the netting and rows N az, "
furnished delightful mu,io. Tbs ~,
E commenced at 0 O'Clock 4 ~
SsyleY and Harry Tatnail sedps n !,
Jea I and Il. L. Fuhlsuv.lsr III, !,
The first round WAS bau... =.
nmlly Warner snd ME- ~ ala
all'es against Mi8ses Rilzs "a s,isl
Barr, "a whioh The former 49, 49, 4i0
SCORE OF 8 10 J. Iu tbs second ~ -, "a w
Warner and Mia gillss ngsip yoS ~ y
: SCORE OF Q to 8 Mis- Wsrne, "
= lss Il ,lleB wota then pittsi s,,' aai
nls'es hrn ana May Ho1pe4 In, n,
ln'lef won the two sofa easily he S 4 ~, ,li
OF Q to 600 ~ scout
A fail dTefs dance follovsd d,
and Nas kept up until 4 oio.noE Ky
nloIninR, Miss Rsllls W,,oa Wv
chAirman OF the committee Of sI,rn.
mehts. and amonRs. Tie p,troS,. y
1ere Mrs. Charles @. k.uliord ~. ~
John Y. WAlas, MIS- Linton sni,h ~,
MIRA samuel Bancroft. Tbers -
very large attendance Of The sIi,s y, N,
city And there We're Auumbsr q, IN
tors rom Philadelphia and other nav,
outside the city. p'a'a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Superior OouTt resumed rroostd uEs
at 10 90 ock this morning with all the
JaoRea present. After trAABActlnR
como minor bns'nesB, the case OF TIT
WILMINGTON Dental COMPANY ys. the
Adams Express Company was aRsin
I ken up, and argument 10 the Iury
commsno,d. 3. A MRoA!llster, Esl =,
made the opening TO the Jury, aSd
spose until nearly II O'Clock IN behalf
4 the plainuH. When he concluded
Mr. B ri mAde his argument in behalf
OF the deeento
br. Bird concluded his srsument st
IL 90 O'Clock ard WIS followed By Mr..
d'Fginp, who made tee oluLinR ArRa.
meut for the plaintiff and Continued
speaking until 12.45 O'Clock, when be
concluded by anSinR the jary fo-
ytIdiet OF 3d. "a. being tho full
yslus Of the packages which are al
eyed TO bsve been loss by the oKpsess
company, with interest TO dG.e
As hoon As Mr.. HleR'ns finished the
jury was charged BY the chic: jusslos to
ihs etfsot that Rs the exprJs COMPANY
lie . common carrier II il liable for th ,
loss o; any goods that are sntrustsd 10
| It's care Hall, the driver, 10 tho servant
Of the con pAby, and consequent y IL IA
responsible for his sos OF tho loss O
any goods that may be entrusted TO ht,
/ eBrs
The company hOWCysr deny that the
goods were ever elvon to them, OF b
.helr servant, Hall, and to m. ct thi,
the plaintiff prOdnces a receipt book
sith the name Of Hail appended 10 the
seesipls. II Is however urged that the
sane Of Hail was forged, and that hs
never received tbess goods, The uues
alon 'terSioTs IL, IA Hail receive hes
ESodb4 II no DID, and rsUsipt,d Tor them,
.hs plRiEtR 10 entitled TO recover tbt
satire smount OF It's claim; hut " en- The
oontEAIy thu jury believe that the iana
tnre WIS forged and the z, ida convert
cd 10 bis own usa by 6ilAs MurrAy, I
trusted employe Of the Dsntsl Company
,h6n the plaintiff cannot recover.
Tha charge VAS concluded ct
1'a!ecS, when the Jury retired and cour
took o raoesn
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
InlRD EDITION.


The Board Of Eduoation held IN Ad-
journsd session Last night, President
Baird In the chair.
The Com miItea on Teach r. reported
that they had examined the plan of
OBJ ieot leaB0ns presented by the super
iutendenI and recommended that II BE-
adopted except the part TelAtipg 70
drawing. The report Was adopted IS
recommended.
The COMMITTEES on Books advised Il ~
Barnes National System OF PenmR1
nhip be adopted The committee also
reported In favor Of Purchasing "Ffge's
Ohild and Nature" "Bsrt's First Slrps
10 Boien l6u Knowledge" "PraotioAl
Woik Ia tre 63hs0i Room" 'reachcra'
MBuAl OF Foim, g My and Drawing +"
{ the usl Of teEo' eEs RepoEt was
I'd PEI.
NJ. Foulk, chAiTmau Of the rsrnlr
commiltse, nat = report shat wAs rs
ceivs1 PLEASANTLY by the board after 80
much had been sAid aeRinss the 500 Of
10 question. He said that VII n h.
visited NJ. IL school be exp 0 cd 10 dn0
u In miserable condition, bat he was
RgfseEbly disappointed 70 End that tn
cellar Was 10 better condition than the
cellars Of mott other sehCol bousss, AND
he could sweep the dust up ip dust
pan. tbs only water 20 be ssfn was In
the ash pit, but 20 more thAn oar be
found in the ash pits Of many dwelling
houses. The teachers said there had
been no water In thB cellar for some
time except when the drain become
stopped 81 the mouth, or when the
marshes become OVERLOOKED ana The
water poured In 81 the windows.
The Ore had not been mt ouE BY the
water fOr . long time, aud the repori
that oABoa OF sickness had occurred on
account OF water In the cellar vas moi
correct, he thought the beat way e
remedy the difficulty Wai TO hire q
iAnilor who Was not too lazy 10 keel
the drain open.
Mr.. Morgan offered 8 resolution t.
amend the 70 es OF the bcAtd so IS t.
male seven members constitute q quo
rum IL stead OF twelve - ~ present The
Eeaolu tion was declnr,d cobuAry 10 thI
ohr or Of the board and therefore ou'
Of oder
MesRrs. Smith, Palmer, BhortlidRs,
Morgan, MARee and Baird were ap
pointed . CON mittee " look after ths
t.teTest Of the board at DIVER.
The resignation Of BitzAllsn o Be :.
ne ~ . member OF the Board from tn
Ninth ward, was accepted and DR.
6noFtlidRe named David B. Smith t
oil the vacancy.
M Smith was elected By AcclamAtioi
And will quslify as memter tue mex
meeting night
The matter. Of purchasing the mes
Board Of Trade book for the MS OF th
bard Wss referred TO the BoCh Con
mittee
1. was decided By tie beard to Gle
to cell all sewers owned by the board t
the Street ahd Sever DEPARTMENT. IL
ard adjourned OF 9 D. N.
David r Smith, the newly elects
member Of the BoAra Of E ucation !
Buccesd q o. Bennett from the Mint
ward, lie about 50 years Of age, and
yell ErOFn cit yea Of thai ward. q
represented the ward In Council for tW
terms and has also lean u member {
ss-l8nErd Of Education.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
DIHtI.

IOREs.-Dn the % Inst, m8rxRet tones
10 the "a h year her eye.
he relatives and friends Of tbs family ere
respectfully Inv ted ~ -taad &c fuusrsi
rom her late residence, In N II NreoE IN
dred, on Thursday, the etn ms. hiee at
the tonSe at O'Clock, 10 prCcN 10 white
y Greek OeA 6tery. Services At Inv
sNuroh.
TAYIoR.-On the let inst, wm. W Taylor,
X ia ives and friends are respectfully in
vittd TO meet Al the house, ClAyUout and
IsgL S9us9 MlsG s On, on NSdn- day
NJ y. Church II - gtOeE. lniermgHt at NJ.
~aiem z. Cemetery.
servant 0f God. well done,
Thy glouous warrtre's past,
Tue bat les !ON AIT the Nietury won.
Aud u ou art crowned at last.
HOLLlNHS WukTH tn tue "a In e
5s-s-S ApAAy cHughisf Of LvGFet- Il and
May 4 HO.iings yorth, ssed ! yorrs =
moplhs and I days.
Rslatvss And ,fIsnds at, respectfully In
yitsi 10 attend her iuustal from the Tos
deBeo q Ger p1rshta IN Ghrlltlana h7nt e.
en- wednesday mOrfi =, 8t II 'clocE 10
ternsn. Al Lower braadgWins denetsry. .
| kSlLLY Ion hs "a Inss William BsiiIy,
IN the INST year Of h'ssFe,
Funeral 20 take place 81 the rssi1tnfo OF
his brother IN Law, ~ Rev Castle water
works on tue road leadi lE RON swpOr 70
~ GAS Il, on Weduea, AZ after oon 81 2
Eel OK. lutorment At Cathedral Cemetery. .
81 M 7TR0NB.-In this city. on Sunday
tue ~ inst Sarah p AIN tTCnE, wife OF
lanes 2rnBtr nR, in The 7;th year Of her
sRe.
FUNERAL to taxa place from The rssiisncs
| Of Der soR-in-lRW, John atkiIsOe, NO eQo
| Adams street, on "wednesday ltrLOon al Z
| O'clock, Wltbcut further notice lnttrmeut
It - lmit Etoa and Brandy vine Cemetery
BINS Non the Sd int, Rathanisl X
! Bens0p, aged os years.
Relatives and friends are repeatedly In
| v'ted TO attend his fuueral from his Ia {
| residenca, 81 Eleventh and Ieii arson streets
on Thur day ~ .srnSon At $50 o'clock In.
tsrmSnt At WilmingtOn and BTAndyWln
! Cemetery.
| IUH 3 Mn SOpth Chester, Pa, On tn,
81 instant, A. s., wife Of Rev. }. h. John
son, a. cd Of years
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Tbs disliuEntahod Thanksgiving
party that beoams so hilariuus In Hem
burger & 5Ins widow, 222 Market
s;rest, hAv0 recovered NON thslr do
Dauoh end hAve retired 20 their home
heartily ashamed OF themselves. Cor
porAl Buz Fuz, General Tough WING
and Colonel 0ozzls got considerably
scratohed and bruised in the oosiul
n oap, Aad will for few days hN Z
20 b. LIBERAL patrOnizers OF court plhs
teIe. Some OF the patty stand high 10
20 ial AID church circles, and want
hothink said about their fIee-and-0Rsy
Thanksgiving. Bat fun aside now, and
don't forge to watch that widow. IL
place Of the Thanksgiving gourman
0issrs, 1t will now bs hLei with thu
bntst svits Of clothing for tbs holidays
sad ~ such prices that will astoEisl
every body. watch that window.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Tha SIX or eight boys, ranging from
10 10 10 yeara OF age, who attempted 70
burn . young o0mFAde In . grove on
the Philadelphia turnpike . few days
aRo, needs looking after. A Lad named
Howard Day saw them tie the boy up
and bald . Are around him, and ran
and told his mother. Mrs. Day RAJ
10 the boy and released him, but not
before bis pAntalOonB were on DIRE
about the feet. She says the little fsl
low was tied 10 . tree and the other boy
had carried leaves and thrsw them on
the Gre around him, and the blaze rose
up higher than hls head. After the
boy was released ths other boys caught
him again and tied him to . fence,
rhoy were about to release him, when
his erica attracted The attention OF .
mSn, who released him. II ls said the
boys also had \ shot gun with them
rhess are high Carvings on for boJf,
And such doinEs ought to be iDVeB
tlgated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
xDeaa

Weea.
Many ImitAtOrs, bat no equal, has
DR.. eARe's OatAErh Remedy.
Our 80 and zoe. teas are the bargains
Of the age. orippsn, s East and So
For ell kindS Of Wild game 80 70
Barlow q Wiar, 81 the Elahlh street
market house.
Ifyou want good butter call 81 Rloh,
monde, n. ". COR. Eighth and TatnAi
streets.
Vs 90 for IL cabinets and one sxIO pho,
tuFs By Christmas, OF Cumming, 500
Market street.
". h. Rssd, No. IS Fast Second
street, adVeEtises chine, glass anu
queenawAre at moderate prices.
Never give up the ship. DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup will cure you, as It has
done others. Price 25 cents.
n, r. Davis, corner Of Lincoln and
Williams stTeeis, wants good tin and
sheet iron worker.
Hawkins s. o., 712 Market street.
Offer their services 10 peTsons who Wish
70 purchase houses and lands fres Of
charge.
W. A. Rukill will sell . lot Of
Watches, iaWolry, ailverWare and cut.
levy this evening at No. 7is Market
street.
The bazaar for the bensft OF tie
Academy Of V STATION, prop oyed TO be
opened on the Ssh Inst, has been post
ponei.
II 10 stated that there have been 225
conversions 81 EpWoTth NJ r.. Ohutoh
since the COMMENCEMENT OF the present
revival, IL weeks ago.
A meeting OF the LAdies' Home Mis-
tioDsry Society Of the Central Presby-
terrain church will be held In the church
on Wednesday morning ct 10 O'Clock.
Two frame houses belonging 10 Cloud
Elliott, situated on ElghIsspth street
were damaged by are on Monday morn.
ing to the extent Of 800.
For beauty, for comfort, for improve
ment OF she complexion, use only
PoEsoni'e Powder there IL nothing
equal 10 II,
The large swinging slan post ct th,
White Horse Hotel, and which hal
done duty for 30 or 20 years, fell down
on Sunday night. being able no Longer
to Withstand the winter storms.
Next Thursday afternoon Edward Il
MAaill, President Of SWATthmOFe Col
leRe, will lecture ut Friends School
Fourth and West streets, on "a Weel
10 Venice Twenty Years Ago."
No insurance company ever suffered
! the l0eA OF dollar from free caused b.
| explosions Of PrAtps Astral OIL. ThsJ
therefore epdorse II 20 ihe best Gil To-
:he safety Of lie and property. q. Jas
Belt, sole agent, 9th and Market cts.
The Mite Society Of the DelAwAr
Avenue Baptist Church will told
bazaar in the MoOartney q Kenne!
builelng, on the 9Th, 7th and 8lh inst
All are invited to extend = helplnl
land.
DR.. A, T. NeAle, Of the New JERSEY
Agricultural Station, % reported {
have written 10 the trustees OF Della
ware College that he lie willing 10 &C
oept the dictatorship OF the DelAWsr
Station, ut Newark, ut q salary Of $500
per Annum.
Tho farm on the Frenohtown an
New Castle turnpike, PenoAder Hun
dTed, known ~ the FREEZER property
oouiAininR Si0L Aores, on which Eve
AinEooW resides, was recently sold b
lie owner, W. q. p. SHIELDS OF PhilAdsl
nhiA, 10 Atndt X Housl keeper {
PGiladelphls, for $50 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

While WilliSm ]. Fisher, re.l s,,,,,
sgent 81 Ne. oO2 hbTktt street, M n,
olerk were At supper last evening h.
tEeen 0 and z O'Clock, . daring aitsnr,
vas made II rob hlS offine. The iros,
doot opens into an entry, And when n,
CLERK returned he found that be e,nS
not cpen II with bis dead Atoh ksy M
upon making an examination b an.
covered hist = hols had been bors6 in
the door just above tie dsGdlstoh
When at lAst the door was opsns /,
vas found that the burglar bad Al.
feoted an entrance TO the hallway bpl
had not succaeded 10 Getting lpio n,
nice, III y tai looked the mont 90 I
% the inside and II 10 thought mai
their eSoSps oui The back way. Ouu,
SlderlnR tbs time and place IbIs ID oss
OF The most darir & 1t empm 10 rob lhEi
hAE ever bttn perpttratsi In this oily,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

WLKHsBARRH, Dec. 4-Karly yestsF-
day morning two freight trains collided
on the Lehigh and susquehanna Division
Of the Central Railroad OF New jersey, on
the Wilkeabarre Mountain, eight miles
south Of this place Both trains were
wrecked. Jacob Volgart and William
RhleT, frenen, were killed. Engineers
Pierce and Howarth were injured the
former fatally. Brakemen Hulslzer, RAbe,
Neeman aud Robinson were severely In.
jured The tracks we're blocked for eley-
en- hours. Engineer Pierce failed to stop
for orders at Solomon Gap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
RsadInE Ryom p,hIcAl,n

A very handsome ires reading room
building, erected BY the NsTp0n ". o.
7. u, vas dedicated last night 81 New.
port, the services bslng held ia lhs
Newport NJ E. Church. Rev DGal.l
Green, teller In the Newport National
BAnk, made the opening address, and
10 was followed in appropriate remarks
by Mics hndRe Hiles, Of this city,
pre- iisnt, the ". o. T. U. Of Della
ware, Mrs. Whitley, OF MAnhAlltpn,
and Rav j D. 0, Hanna, Of Newport
A splendid COLLATION. was served 10 The
bAien. eat Of lhs church sitter the sIsf.
oises Of the evening Joseph W II.
Watson, oAhbleT Of the Newport M
tlonAl Bank, hes donated . Q mplsle
cot Of Dickens Works for the reading
room. The bnildInR stands on Ihe cor
neF Of the otnstery ioL fronting on the
main street, aud 10 very hAndsoms
and comfortable bHlliiDg,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

TRUlrr-A AMS-At the re.tEcnao OF
Isaac Adams, Esq nov 2ssh, b. hsV W
Il. Gregg, mr SWSley Is. rTuitt ~ Mis-
bet
OONNER-NEWELL In Phil GelpAla
on he 10Th NJ roYsmbsr, by Rev, y. >
BattsrsDy, Mr. Joseph q. Uonno and Mis-
hebeoca q. roNell, both VI WILMINGTON
Del,
MANIFESTATION No. l2A WhBi
Fsurth street, December sid, D. the lev,
q. y. Buddingt1u, Mr tdmnnd ID, Hau
mitt and mts Geo gin V sutton both o.
this city. Mr.. Charles n. ZsbioE oted 81
bert man and Dora Hal as bfiAtsn sid
IN the ceremony / b Joy couple were
taken 70 their home. No. III Nsi. FoutI1
stTlNk,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Two lively debates took place Mondsp
night 10 the Young Meme Temperance
Union. "RCsolved That newspapers are
a benefit 10 the community" was the hrst
question Tor discussion Charles /.
htengle. r y AIDE and l. Elmer Perry
advoea ted the affirmative and w. Hy-
sore, G. Underwood and 7 d. Holmes,
Jr., the negative, but the affirmative Lot
a unanimous verdict. Resolved, ThBt
Capital puuisbments should be abolished"
was decided negatively.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

CHARLESTON, 5. G, DC the
sch homer Maggie J. Lawrence, Japan
Grace, which left Philadelphia on NoYs al
Der ID, arrived hero this evening ~
The 2ist, about the latitude Of Charleston
the vessel encountered a terrific gale
She was hove 10 under close reeied main
sail and spanSer and all other ialls W ''ns
securely furled. Tremendous seSs Ns W.,
the decks, carried away everything hG ,s
able aud the Jibboom jibs, &C 10 Msls y
Ing to clear away the wreck william ! y, e. !,
kirk, seaman, had his ankle broken my "
gale lasted four days and nc GA 20 o., o. y
coal between decks was thlllel i ..,
schooner was driven nearly jgO il''es c ou'
II her course. She docs moi leak. zap .,
tain Grace says 1t was the seVeEes. s"'"
he ever experienced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

For several days the employees Of the
KAN ns Wooden Co have been seen
gathered in small groups about the mills
engaged In whispered Conversation which
might have led to some anxiety IN the
minds Of the Mtssrs Pnliug, but for the
fact that strikes are unknown about thu
oompany's works, where the employees
are well paid and happy. These wh sper
ings eliminated yesterday, when Mr..
Richard 7. Pilling and bride were invited
y The I'm shing room v here they we're met
b. The employees who were ga. cred there
for the purpose Of presenting this happ
plir with two handsomely up olsttred
ehalrl. The presentation was made b,
a. Groves, the cOmpany's head book
keeper, who said in substance, that he
wished these gifts accepted as token Of
the affection and esteem felt towa,d Mr.
Fillirg By the emp oytes aui that he
voiced the sentiments Of those present N
wishing that the lives OF this happy cou
pie may be prosperous, useiul and happy.
Mr. PtllinR, who had been aiken entirely
by surprise, accepted Tie gilts in q speech
mat plainly showed his appreciation OF
The presents ard his feelings Tor those
sAtnereu ABOUT him. jar.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

PHILADELPHIA Dec 4 The sit.v .,A
Of Domini1k MO0Ahfey Is Anhi ,,...y
awaited In order to bring 70 oh@ ns1
the proposed match between nun ~, nv
OhAtley Ii tohell. II Was expose saa'
MoOEfrey would arrive here lAss w,
ing And follow bis hacker 70 Auat ~.
Oity, but . despatch was reos.,Su a. nj, liz
"a sos thaG he would not sIilse e, y Ana
AZ WAS expected, but no aenai.S ,s"oS
was given as to when no Won i'''-
PhtlAdelphia. .,..,,, nnv and
he And MoOaffrsy's financial .lppOih,V ~,
have already been in oonsuL'AuOn, "a
nothing will bs definitely
until MoOAfirey strives,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Miss Luereiia MrReypolds obtained
Judgment fog $50, 900 I'm the Circuit
Court at Jasper, Tenn Saturday, against
John Graham, very wealthy fai mer Of
Mari n county, for betrayal aud breach
Of promise Of marriage The action was
for $50 900. Chief Justice TurneY Of the
Supr me Court, who Is an uncle OF the
dendant, was one OF the witnesses In
the case. The trial lasted for several
days and the best legal talent In the Slate
was engaged 90 both sides.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

Gllmore's Twelve Temptations LIoupe
gave very cTeditAble show 81 tee
Opera House laet evening, before .
crowded house, every seat being taken
ana even standing room WAS at . PIE
MUM. The show was Of the speotaeu .
order, and the scenic Gff5cta were esps
olAlly grand for 0De-night stand. tn
ballet was beyond the average tina
strikes cur city, their costumes bins
elegant, and we'll became the fairies
thal had them on. One carload q
scenery and traps WAS used In the pro,
ou'l on last evening. II is said that tbt
production Of this play cost Mr. Gilmor,
t5O(OJ 10 cold cash, 1t will Eppear
greatly enhanced, At the AoAd envy o
Anha, Phtsdslphis, for one week, com
menolng the 10Th iust.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

1he Opera Honss stage will be turned
Into dhzH ing scene OF aplendor this
evening MI. Henry P. 6oulleF, who IL
known ia the profession ~ the "inex-
hauttible ingenious mAnARtT, "has futly
illustrated his idea to stage director
John V. Ohurohhiil, who also hes veil
carmel the reputation 80 the "lnimitRbie
stage carpenter" and who is retained
By Measrs. Proctor g. Soulier - the
highest priced artisan 10 thAt Mue OF
business, hsW he Wishei the paIlor
s,sne set IN the great comsAy Of IN Anoy
8 o., "And a. the instruction has been
ully ildorsed By Mr. Churchhili. The
overs Of solid fuu and grandeur may
seE eDd on witnessing one Of tbs mos,
Oomical performances and stage SettiDgs
OF the season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

A wedding tO-k p ace early Sunday
IN .rning at st slephsn's Protestant
Bplboopal Church, Philadelphia. The
contracting parties were Label Headar.
.Os Raid and Rlsert Mltchsl Fleyd.
The bride 10 the dsuaht5F OF Peter Hen
doEson, tie millionaire BeydmAn and
tortioulturiBS o. New York. Thers WAS
gulis romABoe attached to the wed
ina fran thB fact that In early youth
he bapfy pAir WGFe lovers aud d6sIFpuS
u marrying. sDms objseIion on the
pert Of the brides family biocEsd the
pa'h Of tIus love ~ the tims. He mar
Ittd, bhd later on 30 tid she Many
Gears passed, during which they lot
sight Of Ons smother, when she became q
widow and his 4 piGower Az scot
dental nesting rot long sgo culmln ated
In the marriage Sunday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04
The Bull IN a China Store

He came in very dignifed,
looked around, and saw such a
full stock that he did not know
where to begin his duty Of
smashing China, so he said he
would depart il we promised
him one thing, and that was to
make a smash ourselves by
letting goods drop about 10 per
cent, all around, so our immense
line Of
Chamber Sets, Tel Sets,
Basque Figures, Vases,
Bone Plate, China Berry Sets,
Fruit Plates J4rdine1es
Library Lamps, Hall Lamps
And all fancy Glassware will
be dropped accordingly.
If you want anyRogers' goods
or Table Cutlery or a good
Carving Knife and Fork come
and see us.
Pick out what you want and
we will lay it aside for you until
wanted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-12-04

PITTsBCRG Dec, 9,-Tbomas O.
Bowls 4 Co., iron brokers, Of this city,
70 day purchased 2OOCO ksg, Of nAils 81
wheeling, BsIlsirs aud other town. IN
that vicinity Tbs large pert Of me
order Is from persons Ia the South A
little over = Wssk ago the lAms hIm
bought IS, 600 kegs Of nails. This ylIa
he purchase made todsy comprises
most OF the nAils in stock tt the prssani
line and virtually gives the nrm com
plete control o. tbs market, u may 70
MI In a small GdvanOe In The Price.
These two purObWo' are lhs lAigss' TO-, i9H
mai bsvs aver been fought in tbs city,
sAA' Ve 'gE1ls,usgs seems likely 70 ~
This nslI d.. NuonR The RAILROADS,
ats some trouble ga bet Reel Oh
as there 10 cutting ot To ~.
cage and the AlssiBSippl Rl',.