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Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
Fatal HH,lroad Accident.

EK City Tax Collector Dennis B..
Kane WAS struck by engine No, n, near
The p, W. b b. Railroad machine
hops, about 12.46 o'clock this morning,
and received fatal injuries, from which
&c died about 2 o'clock.
Mr.. Kane was City Tax Collector for
ghs Southern DlstTiol OF Wilmington Tor
two terms (six yeArs,) his term OF offios
expiring IN 1856, when he Was sucoeeds Cd
Dy Martin J MeAley. Collectors, how.
ever, have en- extension OF time after
the expiration OF their terms In which
to collect their back taxes, and 1t was
10 this work In which Mr.. Kane was
engaged when he met his death. He
spent the evening in the store OF bis
son-in law, Ut Fourth and Lombard
streets, aud leaving there he went down
to the p, W. & B depot 10 meet man
who had promised TO pay him some
taxes at 10 o'clock last night.
Leaving she depot for his residence,
which 10 ut No. a04 Lombard street, the
night being dark, It WAS thought that
he had become bewlldere1 and wander.
ed down to the railroad, where he was
'ound beneath the driving wheels OF
engine no. n. Thurston Lowe engineer.
Mr. Lowe was backing his engine from
the West Yard slowly, and had almost
stopped, when the engineer felt a aud
den jump Of the engine. Knowing that
there vas something on the track, he
shut of steam and, jumping off, found
Mr.. Kane beneath the driving wheel.
He WAS taken out Of his terrible position
IS soon as possible, and WAS hrut re-
moved to Dsteotive Jones' ofioe 1t the
r., W. b b. depot, and DR.. Draper was
hastily summoned.
An exAminAtion showed that Mr.
KAne's left ankle, left thigh and right
thigh were broken, and 0 deep cash
over three inches long WAS ont In hts
leRd. Finding that the wounds were
fatal, the family and Father Finn, OF
st. MAry's Church, were hastily sum.
tooned. The LAST rites Of the ohutch
we're administered amidst the grief Of q
sorrOW.strtcken family. From the time
Of .he accident until Mr.. Kane died At
2 O'Clock he WAS In an unconscious
condition. After his death his BODY
was removed to his residence.
Coroner BaTnhill will hold an iuouest
ON rfoW. Tie funeral will take place
on Monday next High mass ii ~
A6ry'a Church at 9 .clook. liner.
nsnt at New Cathedral Cemetery.
Mt, Kane lCaveA . wife aud tour chill
'ireB, three daughters and one son, He
gAs about 81 years Of age and Waa =
morocco Flasher by trade, and before he
gAs elsoted AHsoasor aud collector he
vas employed In W. Y. Warmers mo-
t9eoo factory. he was = Kind .hsa, tao
nan, beloved by his family ard vel.
respected BY al who knew him.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
Huppoasa RIEabugs uaunhA

OHEsIER, Pc, OCT. sl.-HoR the past
two years mysterious frea have occurred
between and 2 o'cloOk In the morning,
and though every effort was made 70
obtain information 70 throw some light
on the subject no clue could be found
until within the past month,
II vas noticed that three members Of
the HAnleY Hosa Company were always
among the nrst 20 reach the hre, and
this led the reputable members 10 Hus'
pecl that they were In some way con
earned In the hEsona. Their suspicious
were communicated to Chief NeWBome,
who put his Officers on the alert, and the
information gathered led 10 the arrest
10 day Of four men.
The first person taken Into custody
was John Lewis, q ooloFed hostleK, who,
being pressed BY the chief, unbosOmed
himself and told . story covering two
years Of inoendiary work, in which he
duplicates J. Crosby Morton, H. p,
Huntingdon and George Weaver, alias
"Bnek" Weaver. Warrants were Issued
for the arrest OF the men, and they
were arrested this afternoon and given
hearing before Mayor Coates. Lewis
stated on the witness stand that these
men had Assisted In setting on Gre TAy-
lor Brothers carriage house, Oglsaby's
band building, Pennell's warehouse,
GArdneF's barn and the National Hall,
In the Third ward.
The men deny the charge, and say
that Lewis wants TO cover bis own work
by using their names. Tho oOlored
man was held In $1,000 bail TO appear al
oo1rt, while each Of the others were put
updsr $1,000 bail. Weaver furnished
ssonrity aud was released.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
TNIRl EDITION.


..n,,an nct n. This morning
bLegnssvn ",, - fo1 nd dead on the
yohn I; R w 10 wlth his throat out
Etave . :, u ~ ~ Bsnne,f was principal
W. ~. =. ..hcols here and although quite
young, vas one OF Bloov,n,,.e Ts,
irusted and honoIed otH1su ~
winter he married the on ueusneot VI
Tha3doro Baker, q lady o msns 1uuoln,
pllahments. After two no on.ns apsencs
they returned and Occupiea nsnuaome
home, which Mr.. Bennett ns.eu ~ N
eNenAnt style prior TO the wouulsk
Some time ago the bridF ~, .tAoesu :
Vsysrs cold, which Rrtuuay grew
worse, terminating In 60 nun u !! Ps aS anu
she died last week Of the ~ " e1.
Bsnnett VS. completely ptosttAteu
WITH Frisi and II was appHtent 70 ~
shal 6is mind WAs afeotsoi put no one
aEpeCled that he would 90 himself
harm. Last evening he appeared ~
better spirits and said thAt ne might
Whit bis brother, who II Ved Two mites
away, and should not return before
mornlng. This Was the liAst seen OF MN
alive. Az daylight this morning Mr.
Baker and his son drove ~ tne proihert
house Aad learned that h. nAu not peen
No A hrIsf search about town WAS
msas and Anally ina cemetery was Wis
lied, Whers be was found lying AorOsh
HE neW.mAde grave OF his WIG
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

PITTsBURo, Pa, Nov. 1.-The cent?
per ton advance In the wages Of the rail.
road miners goes into effect to day. The
advance affects in all about Beventy-hve
firms, employing more than 5000 men.
The operators have now all conceded the
advance except Congressman w. L. Scott.
Considerable pressure has been brought
TO bear upon Mr.. Scott to compel him to
agree 70 the scale, which raises the price
OF mining from "a to 40 cents per ton,
but TO no effect. His mines are at scott
Haven, and give employment to about
ZOO men.
scott has never granted his men any
advan G, and has always defeated them
when II came to q strike. Last year he
insisted upon operating his mines at 8
cents ton lees than the regular rate.
After several months strike the men
were forced back by starvation. A
meeting of miners was held at Coal
Bud last week, In which resolution
was passed urging scott's men to insist
on their demands 1t Is, however, prob
able, that the advance will not be grant
ed, ia which case the Miners Association
will order q strike at his IN ines
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

Rochester Post and Express ilnd),
When the President suddenly shifted
bis position In regard 20 our relations
with England and sent 10 Congress his
IelAllAtlon message, he did = shan eiul
ihinR In the wild endeaVor 10 grasp
Aftar few votes.
When he got Mr.. SCOTT to Introduce
NE Chinese Exclusion DILL while China
,NA 1hiderlng Q treaty covering the
Ghbfeot be did . oontempti Bile thing In
ihs wild endeAVor TO grasp after few
votes
Now, If he dIsmlsses the British Min.
Later 10 the wild endeEvor to grasp after
. few votes, be may be doing q danger
Gus thing.
There ought to DO limlts TO which
presidential candidate, who 10 also
President, may safely 20 In the way OF
leopardizinR the national reputation to
-AA,sy iAvoE with Bny olasg Of vottTs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
FIFTH EDTTIO


=, IN; The Republican County r,.,u,,l
o M'IIee wlll meet at No. SO 'J K,a
~ Inc ne Rev Jonathan s, Win, u
n ,Tr me republicans in he N NJ VI
os present At the meeting :, ~
address on State issues anu q
The Young Mems Rsnuh,,.. j
70 Chester, Pa. on sat vSd y
Inc parade at Rlkton, Ma 'T ~
doned. paw naa beeu
A Republican meeting u,p !
under the auspices Of t6s W" W..
publican Club In the Inst,, rs~I
Saturday night E1.Cop.n iuI S,
eA mayor Forw cd vii spea, O ou
easion. The Vets" are To, t ~ ~
a good meeting. "o'A'ng
The e. P Moody Club vii, r, \
Ton, Pa, to take part in A R.bs1 ~
monstratloA tonight, They P y N
way OF the b 81 o. rAiIfo,S v
leave Delaware avenue sistta,, .
O'Clock sharp, '''''oa
Inc supervisors of election a..
rapidly sworn into service Nv CbI1|
Visor Henry g Conrad, H. Nu n
i not &C that he will be at I. olS
iio02Il Market street, to.m5rr p, ~, J
. 30 O'Clock to meet those VIM ~
qualified. "H' aleI
Another Prohibition meeting
held In the hall at Seventeenth sDi
streets tomorrow (Fridayl plgSsi
VIII be addressed by Rev. WAIi
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

WAsurNaToy. Ont. gl-Ihe Navy
Danartnsat a mAkina every effort to
leach the United States steamer fhetis
speedily, 80 that she may os despatched
% the relief OF the eTewH pI the dozen OF
fAmefleAn WhAlers supposed 70 De
wrecked In the Arctic Ocean. Ths yes
VI u believed TO bs cruising somewhere
In Alaskan WAisrs beyond tsleRraphio
Communication, but In hopes Of reach
Ing Der, the United States collector ~
Port Townsend, W. T., pas been tele.
kFsphed to send word 70 every port
where The chip is likely to stop, direct
Ing her commander 10 report to the
Navy Department At onoo 81 the nearest
telegraph station 80 that pc may receive
necessary Instructions,
Tho latest Advices from the Arctic
whaling feet state that the whaling
vessels reported frozen In, IN the Arctic
Ocean, are together and hiteen miles
south from Herald Islsnd instead OF
twenty miles north rs before reported.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
BEE HIVE
3O6 MARKET STREET.
A Grand Special Sale of
VELVETS.

Now Is your time to buy
Colored Velvets and Velveteens
for one third value zs-cent
goods for 25 cents. This is not
our loss, but the poor importers.
Colors are browns, blue, garnet,
green, cardinal; IS cents a yard
A very superior line OF
Cloakings. from the lowest price
up to 50 yard. Some stunning
styles among the lot OF some go
pieces
What are you doing about
Flannels for winter Now is
your time to buy and get ready
for cold weather, and the bee
Hive" the cheapest place.
Have you ever heard about
the big stock OF Underwear at
800 Market street that is being
sold so low in price, but is Of
such good quality1 Go and try
them over 40 different grades
for Gentlemen, Ladies and Chi.
dren.
A great, large, heavy Bleach
ed Damasked Towel, kno,ted
fringe, usually SOC goods. This
small lot to 60 for 2oc each.
Don't lose your chance.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
A~~A~-N-
nnnLnr MINK.

Though the following letter v
written for the REPUBLICAN W.
ls entitled to the benefit OF . publ
OF II:
Dir: / SAW In the evening plpsI
| had left the city Of Wilmington
circumstances damaging 10 my !
ton % . dentist, IS well % 10 o
Aoter 81 . gentleman, / have n1I
tlon nor desire to leave Wllmll
and my oreditJrB are not more nn1
than / am able TO pay Tnese y
are 70 me hurtiul, and spouio
said except when there 10 nun
Ny friends can nnd me y
Bennett street until can essaV''
self more suitably. Yours, elo; :,
Dr.. OHALEs o, FU
Wilmington, oct. 81, lsoo
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

A large and enthusiastic ma.
Democrats Was held Al ,bs VI
engine house last eveuipT, n
Whorter was the hrst sp..f., /
evening Mr.. MoWhor d. ma,
the freo-trade side Of n, ia
dressing mp In . RArb 10 Sultbis 4
expressed his sorrow and r,srs,
ohasm In the Democratic mi
threatened lie defeat ii h,l
cratic party WAS deie1,si N J
would be the fault Of Dsmocrah
CHARLES b. Lore, Riq., made \
tArih reform speech OF The nm
The present system he said plsO|
burden OF taxation on the pool
every year the lAborins man h
harder 10 obtsin = livelihood I'M
eut system places Q tag Of 40 pel
on coal which ls used by The poo1
aud 10 per oent on the diamond
rich uAn. IL places q tai ol
cent on cigarB, but only Al per a
ale, porter and beer "Why h
more tax on ale, porter and bs1
protect Friend DOnAhos9" he 4
every Democrat 10 do bis duty,
roll up . good Democratic m.ICt
Mr.. DonAhOe,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

NEW CASTLE UUURtY, 3. 5. THE
IN Safe Of elNw 70 To the Sher O o
t-.,l rev UaStle County, GrselinE.
AVt WhereAB, Margaret Gamble by he
Pe'itisn 10 he judges Of our Sn
perior Uourt MED IN the Uffce o.
The PiothonotAry Of the SAID Court, Ia Anr
Tor thu County Of rev CASTLE. tor the cause
OF con- plant the eta alleged, has made AZ
lloAu TO our aid judges that Q deere
may DO pronounced ri'fOlVtng the mArFiAE.
EtBtinK between The Petitioner aun her ~.
band, Henry q. Gamble. No Therefore co n
mani you, as you have beol heretofore co
mAnded, that You Summon Henry q IAN.
BILE so that he be and appear before tbs
Judges Of our tatd Court At the next ter
thereof 20 be hold at WILMINGTON on MN
OAN, the tWonty sixth day OF November
neXt, 10 answer the allegations OF tho said
Petitioner. according TO the Act Of Assem-
elt, IN su,h case mads and provld 80, ard
also to &c and r6oslys what the said Jour
~ al then and there consider onrosrnin
him 10 this bshRti as 10 the OOurl eh ali seem
nee and consistent with the provisions o.
me tRid otof Assembly
and have you thea there this Witt
hltnsfs, the Honorable Joseph p. Come
avs, fquiro, A. " ilminRton the second dAy
VI October, A. D., eighteen HUNDRED and
eighty eight uEO. A. MAX WE'LL,
lthusd october 10TH, 1888
= 90 above is \ true copy OF the original
Writ 0lLkS LAMRS09
oaO.z1.nS lt-tt -he-tn.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

ROANOKE, Va, Oct. 81l-rhe Repuo-
lleAns Of the city are indignant over the
discovery Of bogus National Republl'
uAn ticket which has been so quietly
ind successfully distributed among the
eolored voters that 1t Etedns impossible
70 detect the perpetrators OF tha fraud.
On this ticket the regular electors for
lbe Fourth, Ninth and Tenth Districts
are omitted, and those at first chosen,
and who resigned becAu 20 they held
State offloeH, are subs ituted. The
names Of samuelI HOPKINS, PFohlbi-
tlon candidate for Oonaress, Is subsu
tuted for P. q. MoOaull, the Rspubli
ohn nominee. This ticket pas, no doubt,
BEEN distributed among the illiterRte
and unsnSpecting while and colorad
Voters Of the district with the hope Of
cbeating the Republican, out Of three
electors and defeating our candidate for
Congress.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
BOY KIllsd at EdesmoOr.

An unfortunate accident 3. Tho
moor Iron Works yesterday rssul
the death Of Samuel LAumer, a
boy, ~ years Of ARO, son OF q vii
mother, residing ct 8l7 RAsl
street. The accident occurred lad
log about 4.3O O'Clock. The yOuu
was 81 work under . Ere boI
boilor which was suspended Oh 3
but which fell, catching the pOo
under IL, The edge Of the boiler
him on the head, cutting The toT
back part on. By lhs time thai
men got the are boz lifted lhe BOZ
dead. The body WAS taken 10 ihI
OF the company and the coroner 10
The coroner had the body remOJ
the residence Of the mother this
noon and an Ing uest will be held
bly, this afternoon. Tbs lad vi
youngest Of three boys who VI
home with their mother
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
me Dnnrhter ObIsctad.

James Draper, Junk dealer Of Up
land, Delaware County, Pa, whose wife
bad been dead some time, determined
10 get married again, and accompanied
byA H.year old girl proceeded 30 the
wharf In Chester on Tuesday 10 await
the coming Of the boat TO take passage
for Camden Wis Philadelphia, While
waiting, however his daughter APP
her father and her prospective step
mother. Finally the parties left the
when the brIds-sleot boarded the trAin
a the station and MT, Draper jumped
rapidly recodinR cars.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

,nMsAsnINGToE, OCT. 81. The acting
SCSSseSAty OF the navy has detaehe led
n ~ M Allan D. Brow 20 from duty
A. ue Neyal observatory and ordered
a.. I - INC command OF the United
800. 49, ssesner Il eaTlArge, n " being re-
an ,u ~ Nottolk' She wi U be put 10
- n.ntsu Is 5000 ~ poBs lble snd sent
Ssbyo Ss e0S american inteTea ts In HAyti
y. ~ SIC sAlu 70 have beer endangered
SEEING the steamer Haytitln Rebnhiin
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

On Tuesday fire alarm WAS
from box No 81, but o. the
could fibd no hte 1t WAS called q
key Tun.n Au alarm from the 60
ives struck October 10 Il nov
that In both CAFES Ere was diIcovI
the cellar OF the grocery store Of
HamAn, at Front and Dupont
and seem 10 have been OF inoe
origin. The Are on Tuesday nd
when discovered Was making ri
gress. Smoke WAS pouring oul
windows, and the odoI Of coal
easily detected, Officers Boo
Yates, who helped TO eKhnauI
hrs, Bay that II resembled 10 odO
ing coal oil, and although there
stove in the cellar the hre DOL
have been caused BY H. A. u '
far Away from the flames Nhlc
extinEuished
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

PIrrsBuRd Pa Nov. Nv llld
ing rope fire escape at inc MOI ,Ss
House, yesterday afternoon, W. W,
broke, and three boys-Jamss n ~
aged IA years; John Duddy "
years, aud Daniel Magic, aged ~
precIpitated from the fifth story
"a yement, 10 feet below MeOluil
buddy fell headforemost and were
instantly. Maggie had both arms S -
broken and will probably die, i ~
OF the 4 0 escape, II. G. Wilson ], o. 4,
VILE, Ohio, who hired the boys ~ -
The rope, paying them five GEMS genus
was arrested pending the Cor9aei
vesti CATION. He Is reported 10 O'
crazy over the disaster.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

Releasing Emil Walter from Jail this
morning for contemut of court after he
BAD purged himself Of contempt, was the
rs Official act Of Judge Turner. He
seemed u be pleased that II was one of
mercy after justice had done its full
shsre OF work. Mr. Turner received the
hearty congratulations of al present for
the fair and impartial manner IN which
he had performed the duties OF his office
during tn brief rm OF his judgeship
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

morrow morning OF 8 o'clook
J4dRe Ba will take bis seaE ~ No, 10 :
pal Judge for the first time. judge Ball
Slll have to start with this heArty good
ytli nj the reporters OF the press, the
police and the public In general, and
Will there were many regrets at pArt-
ing With JudRe Turner, those Teareta
n TAINTED with the thought that
cue - shls, fair and impartial gentle.
man 81 Judge Ball ia 10 be his sue
q HFuF
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
Anolhsr Oomst nl.nl ,rsrsn

ROCHESTER, n. z, Oct. 31.-A tele
gram from the Lick Obs sFvAtory an
nonnoee the discovery this morning by
barnard OF another comet the second
discovered BY him in less than two
nonlhs 1t was in right ASCENSION,
noafs, 30 minutes, % sect ldsi deolinB.
soni south 10 degrees, 10 minutes. II
nAs 9 faint tall with slow motion
northeast. II is Of the elev nth mARpi-
Laae' Thia discovery entit les Professor
s !sI6d to another Warnei' comet prlza
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

A perfect rush Of people have wit
nessed the beautiful and obslly present
D Giles 3 Rudolph's gents furnishing
ltoleJ lO5 Market street, from morning
until late at night. Tpe following
named articles are now Oh exhibition,
eome costing ~ high Is $40 90: A
beautiful dressed doll, tin kitchen, par
Lot suih tin stoYsb, piA 20, chamber
suit, aums, kitchen suit, comets,
kIoceEy store, etc. Ohildr ems reserved
sea~ only 10 cents II bought before
hAtuLdAy noon a. the bolt office. Re.
member All these presents will DO given
away Saturday afternoon to the chill
dEsn,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
". y. snAHP 90.
reduced from 81.
$Loo,
reduced from 81 so.

reduced from 81 so.
The greatest novelty com
blning high art with strong
contrasts is exempllfiei In a
lot OF Japanese Rugs just re
ceived.
Imagine one with a NOM
ster som thing like a Sphinx
grabbing at you from tn
centre, a Wild goose looking
as much like a hyena darling
from two corners with queer
looking Jap characters max
ing up the other two the
whole surrounded by a Walls
of Troy border, and you
have the queer looking him
called a high art japanese
Rug II you like it $40, In
size 4x7 Smaller ones with
peculiar Japanese characters
Sc
Hassocks-35 cents.
VIM. B. SHARP 8 co
Fourth ana Marka4 .troa.s
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

The rem sins of Mis- james B. Dill
worth wer. inferred 81 Lover Bran dy.
sine and Orntrevills Oemetery this a.
sFnoon amidst large ooncourse OF
-elatlves and friends. Mrs. LArkIn,
Who was hurt At the time, continues in
preoArtoua condition, bat u 10 hoped
'he may survive. The veport In regard
TO her death was unfounded,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
DIED,

SHAkPIiASS.-un the Blst Of October,
John W. shArplesa, sgsd % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in-
Vitod 70 attend his funeral from his late
residenoe No. 1913 Lincoln street, on Satur-
Gay morning 81 II o'clock. lntermonl at
Hockeasln Cemetery.
kANE:-On the ist inst, Dennis Kane
aged 81 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vitod 70 attend his funeral nom his late resi-
donoo. No SOC LON bard street, next Non
day mernlug. High Mass at st. Marys
Cathedral oomotory.
hlok.-On Ootober 81, ct the Homsfor
Aged women, MRS. Elisabeth RIoS, aESd
~ years.
funeral from the nome On Friday At p.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
QEGIsTER's ORDER.
~ REa LISTERS OFFICE,
NEW nnETH y FsAWwrs-sN !

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL.
Upon the application Of francis III. Cloud
ana J0-eph ii, Cloud, executors or Aura
NJ. Barr late of wilmington Hun
Urea In said county, deceased Il is
ordered and directed by the Reg
l6le that tile Executors foresald give notice
ofEra tlpg Of letters restamcntart upou Inc
estate OF the deceased, with the ata nf grant
ing lhere0i by causing Advertisements 10 be
posted within forty days from the date Of such
letter IN six Of the most public pisces Of the
couRly OF New Castle, Repairing all person
having drmanda against the estate to present
tue me, or abide by an Act II Assembly IN
suGb case made and provided; and also caugt
Tie same to be ms rted within the same peri-
Oh In the Daity REPuBLICAs, a news
paper published In Wilmington Del
and to be continued therein three weeks, e.
o. d. -
- Given under the hand and Seal of
l., S. once Of the Register aforesaid, al
- Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid tie day aud yer above written
JOHN X. BKADFORD,
49, Register.
hoTiCE.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
tame, duly attested 10 the Executor,
on or before october 49, issg al
abide the Act Of Assembly In such case mai,
ana provided, FRANCIS n. CIOiID
JOSEPu II, CLOUD,
Address, Wilmington. Del. oSl
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01
VIM. B. SHARP & co
Fourth and Market streets.

NEw OAsrLE COUNTY. =. S. thu
" state Of Delaware. To the sheriff Of
I-,l Eeu Castle County q Getting /:
aa. whereas, mary MRAhan by her
Pc ition 70 the Judges OF our u,
pefior OouF niei In the ttaoe Of
the Parliamentary Il the said Quit An0
Tor county OF 1e~ uagtls, further cause Of
omplsint thefain alleged has made rpplI
cation 20 our said judges tina 81 eaFsa NAV
30 pro ouncsd dlssolVinE t1e mar age en-
l.tin be ween the petitioner mi her mus
sand Jams Ma han, We Therefore com
maud you, as Tou have heretofore 90 ~ u and
%, that on summon james RAhan 30 that
he De and Ap Dear before The judges OF our
said ourt at the next term ihe,eSf 70 ts
held A. WilmiugtOn on dOn lay the tNsn
ixlh DAY Of November neHt TO RuBwsr III,
allegations Of this EAid Pot tiouer according
the Act Of Ahse uDiy, in s1on oIfeB m ado
ard provided, and also & do and receive
what tbs said Oourt shall then consider cor.
oeiDlng MIN Ia talB bah Nf as to tho q uft
shalt So m meet and Consistent with tbs pro-
visi ms Of tbs ACT OF ssembly
And have you then and there this W II
witness, the sOnoFADle Jossph P. Come
sys, REQ Are, at Wilmington ths sec nd
day Of ct5ber, A D., Glgh cen hundr d
and eighty eight. GEO. A. mAXW al,
,s'usd October 70 1855.
Inc above 10 = true dopF OF the original
Wn' OILS IAMH~oS
o. sa ~ ShaTif.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

,o Jenny LIND soup, brolled white fab,
asissv iu ta'key cranberry bNuoe,
SbIts .n S1ewea tomatoes, cold slAw,
SonoJna uu sNeet potatoes,st awed onions,
a a1s,u toasI Desi, oyster pie, oysters
SnmrtiS yiei apple, M inoe, peach
H. P AI SUI eissard pie; FAisin and
ICE pudding, tea, coffee, M llk and fruiI
l " Amons the many good things thai
~. ~ Dc ordered at the II r & Mer.
shAnls' Cafe, No ITO Frspo street
Daily Republican., 1888-11-01

u was only 10 1883 that the Munlcl-
pal Ooure Of WilminRton was set up
md walter Oummins, dressed In spot
sse ermtna. tnok bis seat on the bench
- Judge. He was Judge No. 1. A.
be had 70 have . deputy. The late Harry
sharp ey, n,q.. was raised 20 the dis
'inotlon Of Judgs No :. the peer OF al
aud the brightest Jewel on the bench.
K a Judge NJ. 3 Then followed
Judge Turner, N 4, and JudRe Ball.
Not 8 Five ears existence OF she
Q IuTt 81 d Ave jugs. This 10 spreAd.
tns the ermine around ct . lively rate.