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P,,ssburx q. Cbseage q.

CHICAGO, Lano 9O.-Galvin pitched great
game for Pltisburg today and gave the Chi
cago's whiicwash, Both teams played n
magnificent fielding game. Score:
fithburg -........-.........l0o o. o % >
Battcrics-Krock and Darling. Miller and
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ASSIGNEE SALE.
CLOSING OUT
IT FROM 10 To % PER CENT. BELOW EASTERN COST,

The entire stock of the Dreyfus Marx Stationery
Company No. IS Union street. consisting of Sta
tionery, Druggists Sundries, Notions, Wrap
ping Paper Paper Bags, Esncy Goods Etc, Etc.
The stock is being sold out rapidly, but some
$4,000 worth remain unsold and must positively
be closed out AT ONCE, as the business is to be
wound up JulyI. The attention of Country Mer-
chants is invited to this sale
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Detroit q. I.diaasseiis n

Drrnorr. Mich. June 2o.---The visitors
could do no,hing with Conway's pitching
today and were easily beaten Score:
Dctrolt 2 o o 90 t OIL
indianapolis. / 0 o o.
Batteries--convay and Bennett shrove
and nucLiov
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wAsniKoros, June 2o.-Heayy batting and
almost perfect fielding today enabled the
washingtons TO score another victory over
Philadelphia. Score:
-slashIngion- -.-.....--.o 5oSeao
elphia.--.-........0 . l.
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A,n,.,,c. M s,Ic,c,a.d no.

PmIapELrnA, Pa, June 2o.-!The Ath-
letics earned their victory over Cleveland
TODAY by moro timely hitting aud less costly
errors. Ssorc.
Cleveland ...........-....--.0 2 . 10 OLD
Batteries Mattimorc and Cunning, Bakely
and Zimn,er
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scoEE ny INNINGS

charIeston a'n . ............. l.
Summary Earned runs birmingham, 2:
Charleston, 2. Two base hit---Bohn. Three
base hit--.Mnnn. Struck out--By Shafier, 2;
by Lemon, 8. Bases on balls--By shnficr.
2; by Lemon I. Hit by pitchcr--Bittnan.
Passed balls--lrennan. 2. Childs Time
l:5O Umpirc---Curran.
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KNIGHTS TEnrLAn NOTICE.

A TTESrIoS, 81. ELMO COMMAND. -
~ Fkl No. u. X. THE officers aud
mstnbets Of this ommandcry will mort In
stated conclavc this l1li uRsDAIl evening, ~
June "a. AZ . O'Clock, In asylum. Masonic Tcnplc
Visiting sir knights courteously Invited.
ny order JNO N. YOUNG, &c
ia MaHayvY. Recorder.
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NOTICE.
Caution Notice.

hHnrHls TESS, June ~ 1885,
WHEREAs IMPORTATION Qf CONVINCING
w proof has come a. me that II. u CLARK iele.
ph0ne h0l, the prOprirtof u feed and snc stable
Of this city, has used. ~ caused 70 ~ used, my
name through the ,sipp phone, thereby taking undue
advantage Of me. this / published AZ warning 10
the aid n. n Clafk 40 dIso0ntnue The prnctior of
will a. once taks ac,lou against him Coz damages.
Respectfully. J. A. fOnREsT.
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DRISK Aialio.

CIR up clubs for TnK WEEKLY ArPEAr
andsocuro one Of the cash prizes. See lists
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Now York \. ula.aan I.

BosroS, Mass, June 2o.-Nash, Kelly and
Johnston presented New York game by
wrctcbcd errors In the Grst two innings.
After that the home team steadied down:
Mickey Weloh had Boston nj his mercy, and
allowed them but three scattered hits.
Score:
Boston,. ...............-!O
New lork....-...,.......I0 4 l
Batteries Radbourn and Kelly, Welsh
and Ewing.
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killed WIN. PLAYING Poker.

A man wRs killed last night while en-
gagged playing poker. lie held four aces
ready Tor an emergency. In his pocket
was found eight Yellow Label cigars.
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TEIrrHoSE your orders for Brick to John
Cubbins. Telephone 332.
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Diamonds close at Muliord'a

A LAWN party viii be- given at the resi-.
dcnce Of A. II. bartholomew, corner Kan
sas avenue and Gaines street, on Friday
night. June I'D. for the benefit Of the
Rowan Mission Church, Fort Pickering.
Everybody invited 10 attend.
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Last reduction week At Muliord's.
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Spoons. forks, cic., Muliord'A
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DRSK Malto, 25 cents a bottle.
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DIED.

Examine prices at Muliord's
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

Thomsa T. Kellum, bookkseper for
John U. Brifon, was united In marriage
on Tuesday evening TO Miss LizxIe Nor.
row, daughter Of james O. Morrow,
1our and feed dealer At THelfth and
French ttraets. The ceremony was per
formed By the Rev. l.. e. Barrett at the
residence Of the brides father, No 1880
king stfeet, in the presence OF q large
number of friends. After the Wedding
reception was held and the bride and
groom started on q wed di z tour down
the psninsula on the midnight train,
This morning William A. MGhoney
was married 10 MiLs Kate Monaghan az
81 Pster'a Pfc-OAthedrAl by the Right
Rev. Bishop Curtis.
Al noon to-day William Day Leon
Afd, OF New York, and Mas Florence
Kendall, daughter Of OaepAr Kendall,
we're uuised In marriage by the Rev.
jacob Todd, d. D., 10 Grace M. u.
Church. There were . number of
guests present from New York, in add.
tlon to those from this city. After q
reception At the residence OF the BRIDES
parents the bride and groom started on
an extended wedding tour.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

Presiding Elder W. L 8. Murray left
Wilmington for Perryville, Mo-, on
Friday and held n quarterly nesting
thore at p. m; went up TO Port De.
pOsit aud preached 81 T.So p. m and -.
alstsd In revival services. He held love
feast and preached ct same place on
Sunday morning and visited the Sunday
school In the afternoon. From thenoe
he went 70 HopeWell on Sunday even
ing, where he preached in the evening
and assisted In revival aervicta. On
Monday and Tuesday evenings be
preAohed at Asbury Church, Charleston
Circuit, where Rev. T. b. Hunter IL
conducting . spirited revival. Mr.
Murray arrived home this morning and
this evening he will preach 81 Goodman
Chapel. FouRteentb and Scott streets.
At O'Clock 10 morroW he will deliver
. lecture on Cuisines Nthios" before
The WilminRton Commercial College,
ana in the evening he will preach at
Ws'lsy M, II Church. On Fricay ~
7.30 D. m. he will lecture before the stu
dents OF tue Conference Academy ri
Dover, and on Saturday win hold .
quarterly conference 81 Nj. Pleasant
Cauroh, near Rising Sun, Cecil County,
Nd,
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

Rev. Leighton Coleman, bishop loct
of the Diocese Of Delaware, will be con.
eecTnted tomorrow (ThuFaday) even.
ing at St. JOhn'sP r Church. Bishop
Howe, uf Central PennEylvAnip, will be
oonBsorgtor and oelsbrant. Bishop
Whitehead, Of PittsbuFg, viii preach
the sermon. Bishop RuiisOn, OF OtntFaI
Pennsylvania, and Adams, Of Baston,
Nd, will be fret and second pTtsentcEs
aeyoTally. Bishop Scarborough, Of New
jersey, will also De present
The order OF services for the day will
be as folloWs; Celebration OF the holy
oom uniOa In eli the 2. < churches OF
the otis st, Johns at 2 80 O'Clock q.
M, Old SwedeB' 81 O'Clock, g. An
draws, Trinity Chapel ard Calvary 81
. 0'oooki AlaO ~ INN Auusl Church,
New Castle, 81 8 80 O'Clock.
Morning prayer ut st. Johns a. s so,
conservation, with lItAny, sermon and
second celebration OF the holy com
munion ct 10 As O'Clock. There will be
a Missionary service II 81. Andrews at
1880 p. m. Addresses will be made by
Bishop Rulison, ths Rev. John W.
Blown. d. D., Of New York, and the
Hon. Il. L. Martin. Service aud holy
communion In the Interests of the Della
ware branch OF the Women's Auxiliary
20 the Board Of Missions In TmmAnusl
Church, New Castle. Friday, october
10, At 10 O'Clock .. N. Service open TO
she public.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

George Smith, ColOrtd, known 81
Shorty" the bsOiblAck, Of whom men.
tlon WAS made IN the REPUBLICAN
yesterday, disappeared from this oity
about thea weeks ago. He WAS traced
70 PhhAoe pblR. whore he remained
about ten Days, and then walked back
20 this city. de was next seen In Mrs.
RogeIs WooSs yesIetday . week ego
with scarcely any oloIhiDR. and the
nexs InornlDR was found IL tue WOodS
near Front aud Uni0n streets. where
the Co o. cd camp meeilER WAS held this
summer. He was brought In town and
ssAnsbury Murray, Jr procured = team
and took him TO the AlmBhOpbe. TIE
poor fellow haB been sick, Bna this has
mad an effect on bis nina He came
here stranger aud 10 he has no Tela-
tlVes hero these was no enc to lock after
him, bat a. so3n ~ John Briley and
William WhiloTati, OF tho National
Hotel, learned Of his condition they
vibited the AlmshC use Esd made arrange
ments for HIN 70 receive the very best
treatment, the expense Of which, with
his board, While ia tue Institution, they
will pay.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

Privates Davis and Yarden, members Of
the Seven teentb Infantry, stationed al
Fort Russell, Wyoming, LEFT the post on {
cunning trip on Monday, without leave.
A squad sent IN pursuit found the pail
near lake looking for ducks. An order
TO surrender startled them. when Var
den, In q nervous fright, discharged both
barrels OF his fowling piece. The charge
took effect In Davis back, killing him,
In 1885, Robert ]. Smith, Of Jessup,
Georgia, vas murdered by Levin Ed
wards, eolored, who was sentenced 10 i'm
prisonment for life. His attorney secured
q new trial, and the case was to have
been begun on Monday. On Sunday
night 3 party OF masked men entered tie
jan and shot Edwards dead.
Two boys, named Butler and Fleming,
each aged about 10 years, have been ar
rested, at Aroma, Illinois, on the charge
OF attempting 10 wreck passenger train
on the KankAkee Line. II Is alleged that
they turned the switch near the fridge
over the Ksnkakee river.
Joseph MeGrath ard G. A, swenson
were buried under falling rock in the
Winthrop mine, at Ispemlng, Michigan,
yesterday. swepson was got out allve,
but It was found that hcirath, who was
badly Injured, would die before he could
be extricated.
Joseph JOINER, eolored, attempted an
assault upon IL year old white girl At
Taylor, Texas, ON Monday, and Was ar
rested. On the road 10 the Ill he was
taken from the officers by a mob Of
masked men and hang d.
A boiler In the YpsIlanti Paper Com
pany's mill at Ypsilantl, Michigan, burst
yesterday morning, killing John slawson
and lnjuring Frank Sinkler. About
t25, 900 damage vas doe TO the build
ing.
William b. Smith, the Erie Railway
freight house cashier, at Mansfield. Ohio,
who absconded q week ago with about
", 600 Of the company money, has been
arrested in Tyrone, Penna
Several men were Yesterday imprisoued
in the BraastoN mine, near Milwaukee,
by falling rock. A rescuing party at
once set 10 work to release them.
The boiler OF an engine exploded on q
farm near Highland, Illinois, on Monday
evening, killing Christian Rafefman and
injuriDg four others severely.
The surplus In the Treasury at the close
of business yesterday was t7S, 5S6, ESQ,
against ssS, COO, OOO Last Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

At a Bpenisl meeting OF St. EAry'n
OhristlRn Doctrine ConfrAteTnity, held
October IA 20 take action on the death
Of VIM. H. Tucker, the following Teso-
lutions we're adOpttd:
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty
God to take from our midst VIM. II.
Tncker, for many yeats one OF the most
EN- Jient members Of our oOnifAlerntty
and
WHEREAS, While Wo bow With
humble submission TO the will OF Dl-
vine Providence, We cannot but eK,
pTsss the univerEGi and stnosra regret
ocoAsiuned BY bis uatlmsly death
therefore, belt
Resolved, That IN his death this Con.
fraternity has suBtAih6d great lOBf, his
wife and family have baen deprived OF
true and devoted husband nrd loving
father, his parents OF worthy and
grateful son, 81 Mays congregation
Of most exemplary member, ana the
community at large or Ru honorable,
upright citlEsn.
Resolved, That theEe resolutions be
published in the city papers, ard that q
copy Of the same be enRr0tssd and pre-
scented 10 his family, aud e record oil
these proceedings BIZ spread upon the
books of the ConfIAlgrnity.
Miss MARY O'HARA,
Miss MARY MoOAFFERry,
MISS ANNIE L O, MCCLosKEY,
REV. ID. j FLYNN,
p. A. HoRTY,
W. II. STUART.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

Tie following cases were disposed Of
BY Judge Turner Ut this mornings stt-
sion or the city court. George Darling
ton, ohargei with drunkenness, wa,
discharged on bis promise to do 80 nc
more. George HaFrigan, charged with
q similar otfsnse, was not 90 fortunate,
70 he was sentenced 10 pay 81 and
costs. James Evans was committed t.
New Castle jail for 20 days for vAaran
cy. Henry Havelock, . BootohmAH,
was also charged with vsgrAnoy. He
stated - the court that be 10 sailor,
an II the account be gave Of himself Il
true be has visited almost every coua
try In the world AZ he wanted to get
TO Phi'GdelphiA 90 that he can secure q
berth on n ahip bound for Scotland OF
England, ha was discharged with 81
Adtnoni.ion t. get out Of iown within 81
hour.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

The hrst monthly meeting Of the Board
of managers Of the Associated Charities,
after the simmer vacation. was held last
evening, At which Superintendent Massey
presented his report OF which the follow
Ing 10 = ayhopsis;
IAN unusual number Of cases OF sick
ness have been under the care Of the
society during the summer and fall. Tho
total number OF applicants was l4S, 81
Of whom were vagrants. Very many OF
these refused TO work for Q meal, and
since We believe with the apostle that, n
q man will not work, neither shall he
eat,' We sent them on the way, but not
rejoicing. The occupation Of those men
was given as follows. Shoemaker, ma
chinist, matchmaker painter, bootblaek,
clerk, cooper, iron worker, jeseler,
blacksmith, timer and fireman, l each;
sailor, steel worker, draughtsman, marble
cutter, 3 each; printers, 3; Weayers, 4;
lAborers, - During the year bl9 Of the
non residents made application at this
office for relief. This is q llTge number
for city Of this Aize, but is owing to It's
location in = direct line Of travel between
larger elties The total number OF appi-
ealions during the year, both resident
and non-psldent, was l,49J, and the
amount Of relief given ls represented by
54t coal orders distributed, 272 grocery
orders and as medicine prescriptions
filed.
"In the line Of general charity work we
would call attention TO few points gath
cred from the National Conference OF
Charities and Corrections held at Buffalo
last July. Two Of the prominent topics
discussed we Q Industrial education and
charity organization. The quest ton of
immigration likewise claimed consider
able attention The treatment of the
insane aud OF feeble-minded and deLen-
dent children was ably presented, as was
also the subject OF reformation as an end
In prison discipline Taken a. a whole II
WaA one OF the most successful sessions
ever held, thtre being delegates from
thirty States and territories.
"The reporto Of the committee on charity
organization is OF special interest to us
Among other things IL says; 'rhe hospital,
the children's home, and the me for the
agtd, are familiar in every community.
The poor in cities could hardly get on
without them, bu; each touches The poor
at but one ! Oint. On the other hand,
society for organizing charity tries toI
bring to bear upon each poor person who
comes to its knowledge the agencies and
influences, charitable, economic or moral
that are necessary 70 its welfare. 1t helps
the poor to help themselves. II also
helps the benevolent and the charities
they support to help each other in their
good works. No true society for organic
ing charity ever says to any caae of need
this ls not our business
none result, growing GU, Of experience,
ie that II is better TO Abslgn a few FAINT
lies 10 each visltur and let her follow
them up, rather than eonhne her work toI
small districts By the district method
the visitor loses interest in her care II itl
moves out OF hcr section. aud as It takes
some time for new visitor 10 become in.
terested Il Is OF disadvantage to the
family. The other method makes the
WSrk more personal"
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17
FLFTN EOTTII



u 10 but justice "a ,h Ne Fan
,osee on duty q. M v sae tepull
i IN y tp! alvs The IaOts as ts,v w "
since s,,,l, econ. come Of the p ,IIsy tsp'c
i I'D un9'ely in the Gro I'd S We
S IN named Hn. Howard F, S.aDl'
p ~ named Bailey, v w..
ne races, And for III wee Sete BEL
.I H.s, seasiyr called bis t, sao.,l
"a 0a,' ssIA FeA,tsr BE-, Nj! "
s aua V re-, against Is tu n. n a.
" won Tho bet, bat could i'I nv w. u
rs bAley hsa put Il an 1O' S'iA
% ON hi sea shsrsr, SEEING thu
snu seeing FsAstbr Win 10. eia|
20 , y supposed ,hs. ia
n H%anse' aad wen. 10 Fes,,,o,
poalulate with hin, Fs.aaaA'
va Was rot soipg to make ANY, p,sS ~,
p n., ne cou'd Dot pu' bid ca, ,n 7
Bailey had /. or. V'sa o
Bailey TO rive Fsasler III, o et'f |!
seed OF doing % used sn ,u O'.N
ZEN, ia ., to the ttlssr' W. "
n3lu Ct The lhpptl o. the ~ ~ /,
asm 70 take axe i of, Iws,,.,.|
" ss2 ni iFAcAi ensupd, A d 4.
Of Bailey rushed Ia Il Is,s.. 'Ia !,
.ne emcer, and oflosrs BIo SV y !,
ssf Quickly cana 10 M NY
A crowd Of tbousand, ,v,,.,
fro, and the Oiiic,rs Wsrs ' ',,l's
meg before ihoy used M, Ia y.
BLACK lscks. Being 90 IL" M, ~ ~ !,
were @ )mReiled to usa them Y n
tnere were cries Of xii tbss
OF -" Ran them on \
Other Expressions 4, ,hoV,S M
lives we're 10 danger, O@,,,
hsd been knocked down Ana "
upon untll other tfic.is ,a,S.td
Iessned him. A CluntfymS,
Omeer Buffers club ana 1 ,,,s.
several blows win bis An nv S,iaI
oiheer, compelled, slipped hi, M
from bis pocket and iitLln i
the head, whiob made hIm AM
HAD the officers not ussd MI,
10 . lively manner tiers n ~
that theS would have been w, J
" landed, and duruR Ma MI
omaeis aeeln TO have used no sn,j
than was necessary % prol..
selves Some persons IRON d, N
who got blows from IL otsS,g|
seem 10 think very ltrabQ, NM
harrington has nol diIchsr,,S I,
iios who figured ia the Al, !
seem 10 forget that they M !
ness 10 attack the Cfi 1914 NJ
discharge VI their duties, NJ
they persist in doing 90 al
Ihey must pat up with n
quenoos.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

WARRINGTON, Oct. l6.-JssA
burn, the pugilist and friend ID
Law Of keW York, arrived lD M
this evening and teurled norli
lively gait looking for Jersou. VIZ
anxious to bet hat Guyu on
would be re elected. VI. CObr1
that for the flfst tine within n
years he int ndrd To yJN .rIRrI
can candidate for the pleldtng,
sonally no had no feeling aglisl
Cleveland. but be objected 70 hlnh Y
be was not 3 believer IN ls nd
doctrine shat to tue Yle,Ofbsal
spOils. In Mr.. Cobural oDlna 4
are too many hu9Wumps 10 lha
believes that The President sA.ul q
be q Democrat or a Republican, d
order 10 make sure tina, be could I
for one or the other be WolR q
ballot for the ,lectgrs WHO laTQ d
Harrison.
Mr.. Coburn Travelled around Fnl
ton at a lively gait and oG1i Old
favor OF Harrison Tie EHi 10 al
hotels and to the spofihg Tes1f1
could and no takers. He aid hat
was prepared to cover 40! wagon
produced a roll Of gyeDtasIi
seemed TO terribly men who lAIuti
reelection Of the Pre.idsni d
travels he said he discovered many
inRtOnians who claim BIl,lnOIei
andrla and other places N ihai
dences who told hlm thai they bad i
for Mr. Cleveland in 1854 but HoaA
vote for him this year.
CHARLESTON MONET UP FOR HlRIiI
CHARLESTON. s. C., Oct IS
sporting men OF Charleston NeIIll
ing Harrison for al they lT y
They can't get any take heit 2
place their bets al Northern And w
pool rooms. Thomas Finley ~
already more than IL ,QOl Oh Jag
placed two beIs OF 81 UOO even 81
daJ-Sl 900 on the general lesli y
election and 81 600 that HaHisoa Y
carry Indiana. The bets were Plsqi
Walls pool rooms at Washington
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17
DR.. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

CLEANSE the mucous mem,
francs Of the stomach and bowels Of all slim,
ind foreign matter, start the secretions, assiii
DIGESTION and assimilation, nutrify the blood
They relieve the liver Of congestion, give 1
/ chance TO extract bile poisons from IN,
blood TO make them into good bile, and I,
ecretc just what is needed. They do ma
tar their way and irritate like most purga
Ives, but they treat all the surfaces and or
Jams, so that the entire system responds
they are based on scientific principles.
They arc entirely rational and natural.
They always do what is claimed for them.
They work on the system in the way claimed
they work together for the greatest good.
They are not like new and untried medicines
They need no praise, but only simple men
ton Of merit
esnF.Dr. Scheneks purely vegetable ant
Wholly reliable family medicines are for sail
~ all Druggists. Every package has neatll
printed directions for use II you would
understand yourself send for DR.. SchenckI
lew Book on Diseases Of the Lungs, Live
lid Stomach. Sent free. Address DR.. ]
!. Sehenck & Son, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

". e Collier, manager Of the Bank
OF British North America IN 81. John,
NeH BfuLa aiok, hes been arrested al
tbe Instance Of Walter II. Harrison,
Whs alleges that Collier, after selling In
London nearly $500. 900 worth OF
Northern and Western Railway bonds,
failed 70 account 10 Harrison for hiR
shsrs. An iDjuL cti0n has been issned
against the transfer OF the bonds, and
Harrison now seeks 30 force a. account,
log. Collier gave t2B 600 bail, and he
Wiil be Permitted 70 30 70 Colorado f0R
his health.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

There Vas a fais Asd aa1,soS =,
DalAaars AvanGe B4pil.i Vllia.
evening, 10 . rhe y I; NV \. 4
liver her uie htlSe = :,
Tae leoluI H. 1ed W. y
santAiioBs OF \ u.lBss, 'hotllA n
Insldents in she life Of lhs . S1,l
among N NJ being DTel Nv
triumphant entity into Jtla,T
RaphSel's "rraus62ulAslo9s' g..
"Pr0diall Son." the 10y ,,D S.s,
the "CtuolH1iju" aT6 she hi I'D
tion." The 81 Ia { a'd wa III III
ing and f.. NC va. IA!s si'''ils \,
Monroe y si,t III ] us!ia't- ~ =,
on HTbe L Wa I'D aI M,
pictures exhibited will bs ,ns ,,l, ~
on Sumptor, several no, I,l I Ia,,,u,
Anumber Of Others eqlAlly , inS.iio
This loolure has me. Cue APpI ,. n
tho Grand Army tvsiyT,ios a!
well worthy OF large Aua''nO'
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

Everybody who attended the meeting
Of the Wilmington M Z. Conference ia
the Union N e. Caurch last March will
remember Bishop Cyrus Foss who pre-
sided upon that occasion, and they will
not forget the very ans impression be
made upon that occasion. Bishop Fosl
Aow resides in Philadelphia, and arrange
ments have been made 70 give him q
grand reception a. the Academy OF
Fine Arts, Broad and Cherry streets, on
Thursday evening, November /. between
. and 10 O'Clock. About $500 invita-
lions have been issued and q number Of
them will no doubt find their way u
Wilmington, where the Bishop has many
admirers.
Daily Republican., 1888-10-17

About IA O'Clock Lass night the wife
of Jacob A. August, residing ct No. "a
Lord atrset, went TO one OF the sAlo1ns
at Eighth nnd Church streets to bring
her husband home. Ha was very much
under the Influence of liquor but wsnt
along With har very quietly until Luke
NAylor fnteTfeFed. Mrs August told
him 70 90 away, when ne cursed her,
and hor husband struck him. A num-
Der OF men then jumpsd on August, bat
be was retouedby . young man Who as.
sisted tho wife In getting him home.
After abe had locked up tbs house Nay.
lor came and forced his way In, seAFch-
log for the young mAu who had assist
Cd Mrs. August. OHiosT Updyke, who
had heard Of the disturbance, FASTENED
10 the place and arrested NayleT, and
this morning Judge Turner, after hear,
Ing the testimony, impoaed = fne Of 81
and costs.