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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
DIED.


no HEMAE-Ou the 9th inst, Jane EOrs-
man, Wito OF Albert A. Foreman, in tho
6Id year Of h'TAse.
RelRttvo5 and friends OF tho family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, No. GO4 T. seventh
street, on tuesday, july 10, 81 23o O'Clock
y. m.
" ss; ohOIter papers please copy.
NNOE-At Now Castle, Del on Saturday,
July Z George AIfrs Z, only EJn OF }. = l.
ired and oailie Il. hance, aged l4 months.
MoUREAY-EvR n. 7. McOreay, tpfant
daughter OF william and Ella MoOroay
Bged months, weeks and days.
Iho relatives aud friends Of the family ara
respectfully invited to atteAd tho fdnera
ION the residence Of her parents, no. .
hotd street, on Tuesday afternoon st :
O'Clock.
Take mo in your arms, dear mamma,
wet my pREohlnK lips ones more,
Jesus calls mt; am going
10 that bright and happy shore.
TGon weep not Tor me, dear parents,
Inc babe you loved so dear;
The days Of my suffering are ended,
And toe angels await mo there.
ALRlOH-On July s, May CLARK, widow
OF tho late Thomas q, AlTiqh.
services at tho residence of John p. m G.
Lear, no loH Market street, on Wednes
Gay, at II O'Clock a. m. increment private.
LAYTON--t n tho str inst Ada, daughter
o. DeYid W. and Aanie h. Layton, aged I
kelAtlg os and frlends arc respectfully In
ylted to attend her iuueral from the resi-
denoo OF hei pafentP, Nc. s23 Lombard
street. on tuesday afternoon, at $50 O'Clock.
lnterment at hlVeTvioW cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

READING, July s.-Tbl, va, ,o,
muplon day in the First PFssbytIri.,I
Church, and 1t was the occasion Of an,
the most BenHA ,lonAl incldspu in ~
history OF the famous quarrel IN tb,t
church. just after the buuOas ,chooi
had been dismissed, and before The ssr-
vices began, John Ap Thams, Jobs.
the teacher OF the Bible class, ADD B. An
Bowerp, the orRaniSt Of lheeburc1 VA
are upon opposite sldts Of The eoulro.
very, met. Jones accused BI,sis q
having been bought over 10 tdyocatsl
the Leeper side and cAil,d Lin 4 ,hrW-
penny organ grinder. BlEs. ihreAt.
eped TO knock him down. Many Of The
lady teachers And suntAy slh9tl sChol.
ara were present hnd q 5Ceue Of tho
greatest excitement Gntusd, which came
Pretty near ending In free iyht.
( Strong epithets were buhel around,
fists were shaken and some Of the lails
nearly iaiuted kom fright ara excite
ment. Through the interpUsl.ion d
soma cooler hesds the STAIR VAs Q1lsKi
down without BIO dtLsd, though II hI
increased the bitterness bltEeen ID
two factions to tho bishett p.tsh suA
will probably lead to tho tdep.lon 4
extreme meRsures on both sides. "
morrow the taking OF teEtImOpl 10 hi
dispute about the custody OF Tie iGlil
and property Of the cbur'h viii bsEr
before q master 10 ohanoery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
sermon ~ IsIsnop Bsener.

Yesterday morning Bishop Becker,
formerly Of this diooeGe bat now OF
SRvansh, Ga, preached . very inter.
estlnR sermon In the Cathedral, Sixth
aud West streets, before q oonRreP alton
who listened very atteniively TO the
words and admonltlons uttered by tbs
reverend gentleman. In the course OF
his sermon he said in part:
"'Bv their fruits ye BhS,l know
them Men cannot always disgemble
Their true character will be seen In the
fruits OF their life work. As surely hs
men DO not gather grapes Of thorns or
hgs OF thietles, so Eurely will men be
known aud judged by their works. Not
only will they be judged, but reward
or punishment will follow Judgments.
Men give themselves 10 all manner OF
g odless AvocAtionH for gold. This same
epiTlt OF avarice was abroad among the
Jews In the time Of Christ. They
fl loked to the temple, many Of them to
worship, some out Of the merest formal
ism went with the oTowd, others, sharp
wiltsd tradesmeu, took their wares to
the temple, and by . ssmblAnce OF re-
spect for the sacred place drove keener
hRrgNiua. They did not deceive Christ:
The mild and loving countenhnoe of
the Saviour for once beoome0 stern
The bands which are ever extended TUE
the purposes OF helpfulness and love
arc raised to punish and eKpel the
money changers who, forgetiul of the
holy pltcs, ply their unholy trade.
The Catholic Church claims both the
right ana the power TO teach and define
what ia truth In doctrine and morAlf.
What good COuid n CbuEch 0O-how
could she help men II abs had neither
power or authority 1t is Der work 10
raise the fallen and guide the Crtlng,
and In doing Il she dsres the Judgment
Of men. Under her IL llnencs mankind
has been and IL being eleva'ed, woman
hiss bten raised TO position VI honor
and dignity. 5hs protects the weak
Sud controls the atr0i ..
The reverend gentleman closed hia
discouFse by directing his OopgIegalIop
to love God and his nsIRhbor; 10 bs
Io5al to truth, TO Goa and to Jesus, the
Goldman.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

Captain Alexander Kelly, of the HAr.
Ian q aolilngsworth Company, was tax
co suddenly III on Friday. DR.. Busb the
family physician was hastily summoned
ana upon arriving, found the case 10 he
IAther serious, As the patient did mot
seem to rally as promptly as desired, the
attending physician yesterday called IN
vi MAUI Tor consultation. The physi-
cans state that there are reasonable no pes
OF his recovery. ~ P''
capt. Kelly is well known by hun
dreds OF our citizens aud is endeared e
tnem through his generosity and happy
nature. All will be glad to hear of hi
restoration to health. The Captain h
ABOUT 20 years OF age and has been I
manhood.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

NEW YORY, Jnly S Charles TasB,
cabinet maker, Lying at 30! EsH ESA
tieth street, COMM ted ,uiylde 10 q 5li
barOus manner az an early b0l' III
morning lie arose at = o2lOB lHi
went u denckitr's coal yard 100. d
East Ninety fourth street, and liking
his way to the end OF the pier he triGli
small boat tied to the end Of tae m
He Invested h mself OF all but b l1lai
clothes and opening O small peGs;a z
plu iged II twelve times into BIS ~
three times into his thF at, seven tna
into his left bIeas and twice into Bis .sil
wrist. He dil not strike v.llao'
and lclped into the water and lpFlsi
There were only four feet cl ElNl
where he jumped In and he Wa ConpslIsi
to lie face downward to drown ln@L
Captain Philip Race Of the cand BAL
William T.. Howard, saw the enirs If0'
ceedlug, but was in such position 'li
he could not reach the man uat.I 10 NJ
dead. The police Of the Twenty ,'Hensi
precinct we're first inclined to view u
case as one of murder ill they cEalihei
bis clothes and found no cuts % asnI
Koen owned the house be lived 3D. 1a'
had been out Of work for som tine
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

During the week ending 1T noon last
Saturday there ware 80 births, II mar
riaSes and SO deaths roportsd 10 Regis
trar Les as having occurred In this
city, HgRh ct 80 deaths for the cor
responding week OF lsst year.
Causes OF death: Cholera infantum,
TO- consumption, 8; acct lent, hamilton,
meningitis, Q each; anRmia, apoplsKy,
absGss OF brain, congestion OF lungs
compression OF brain, mArasmue,
premature birth, puerpersl fever, rheu
mAtism, typhOlitis, tsttnus, ! each.
Ages Of deceased. Under / year, II;
from t. 2, /; from 2 to 8, 1; nom 5 tC
10, 1; from 10 TO 10, 2; from 20 to 80, Z
from 40 n so, Il from 30 TO 90, 2; from
80 70 SO, /.
There vc-e 8 coroner's oases, 8
bodies we're brought here for intermeni
and 4 sent away.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

The Young People Of Union NJ. Il
Church will give q moonlight excursion
on Tuesday evening, July 24Sh, on the
.pAlattal steamer Frederick DeBAry OF
Phladelphis. Some have asked why
they do not pAtronizs Wilmington boats
and procure the City OF Chester, etc. In
rebuttRl to these remarkp, the young
men having the excursion in charge
would ike to shy that no Wilmington
boat can be chartered for 4 moonlight
after July let. II one could have been
procured the COMMITTEES would not have
left the city to get boat. Sc this will
probably be the last moonlight Of The
ssason the boat, which 10 three -dscksdi
with q seating capacity OF 1890 Is Ike
ly tO be full.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

The remains OF Mrs wIllIsm H.
Weldin were laid to rest 10 tho VA
miugaon q BrAudywins Oemstery on
Saturday afternoon. The funeral took
place from the resi0auos OF her hus-
band, No 622 Van Buren street, and
was largely attended. The services
we're very imp resolve and were con.
Quoted oy Rsy. Jacob Todd, D. D., OF
tirace church, and Rev. J. Richards
Boyle, ID. D., q former pastor Of the
ohurch. The pall.beRrsrs were o. A,
Rudolph Flank VeIalar, Horace Belts
Olailes Bard, william u. HaWklni
and David Il. Almond
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
EDITION
Ilota

Dots.
Miss Mary MoHugh OF the South Side
has gone to OalitorniA.
The Board Of Education will meet
this evening In regular session.
The Preacher Meeting has adjourn
ed until the HrSt week Of September.
A. K. Fisher, = prominent farmer Of
Brideeville, died suddenly lat Friday
j. 8. BURNETT has gone to CreSson
Syringe, Crosson, Pa, for the benefit Of
his health.
beard, At No. 40l Delaware avenue, are
offered for rent.
The Rev. Jacob Todd OF Grace n. +.
Church will pass month In the Cats
kill mountains, New York.
Ladies' who value o refined complex.
ion must use PozEoDts PowdeT-it pro.
uoes soft and beautiful skin.
The WsooAcos Fire Company will
make an excursion TO LAuer'H Park,
Reading, Pa, on the 18th Of August.
The funeral Of Miss Annie d. John.
son, OF Pennington, WAS largely 81.
tended at Dover on Saturday morning.
Mrs. Cannon, the wife Of Philip Cam
non OF Laurel, died last week very
suddenly while having her hair oombed
Rev. J. @. Hammer, Of LAmberton,
N. j., preached In the Central PfeOby
terlan Church on Sunday morning and
evening.
Miss Lizzie Duncan OF No. sos West
Third street has gone to Massachusetts
to spend two months visiting relatives
near Boston.
Mr.. II. II. Carver OF this city left Sat
urday night to visit relatives and friend.
in Havre de Grace, Nd. where he will Te-
main during his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Evans and
daughter will spend the summer month";
ct Mr.. Evans brothers residence. abovG
Chester, Pa.
Wesley Young, President, and sAmue
IJOhnsoB, Secretary, OF the Dayton
Hedge Company, are Visiting our city
to-day.
The wife of DR.. ]. H. Wilson died q
Dover on Saturday after . long illness
She was an active worker In the M. X
Church and in ell benevolent matters
The Manning Literary Association
will give it1 frat annual excursion II
birmingham Park, on Saturday, July
l28th.
Henry O. McLear Of this city was ont
Of the c)mmitse who went to Rhine
beck, N. T., on Saturday TO officially
notify the Hon. Lsvi 2. Morton OF hi
nomination 10 the Vice Presidency By
the Chicago Convention.
Mr.. Robert Strain purchased OF Mt
A. b. Tyson, OhsSter, Pa, ,on Saturday
his brown troltiDg horae Ned. Th,
trotters on the oGuSewAy will have to
! look out, az Bob is likely 10 put then
on their mettle any fine evening.
Rev. Charles E. Murray, OF 81. An
drews P. E Church, having besn granted
two montba leave OF absence, is visit
ing Spring Lake, N. j., and from therl
proposes TO 60 60 the CAtskill Noun
tains. Edward u Eckel conducted thl
services al 81. Andrews on Sunday.
FL. Taylor, of the Delaware House
left this morning with q two horse LOAD
OF tents for LeOArpeutleT'B meadow
RooklaDd, DEL, where q party cf VII
mingtoniGns and West CheBtsrltes viii
camp for the next two weeks. They
will take \ cook along, aud intend &
have = good time in general.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

BUFFALO, July ga piitc, I'M n n,
tween two Young wom'l, is i, ,i1'I ID i
his Il S' city Hattie Leslie !; yGe y I'd ID
rled variety performer, VIZ y 10 o.
gage 10 match WIN a :, v s9l s5osS
fling rules, snd to gag ). 5 Spi Pa, d
by Peter Basley, Of Br ,.fo /. : ipioia
bebnlf OF Alice LsGTy, VIZ ,,.,a Nd
i hssio 'l Is oSiv 3D. 1,y S' sI ID
viii vii 0I 90 into training "a lcd II nj
o oa1Sa gers husband, :. 'i hid Z ioSs'
s saS' 70 = 9 slgp articles OF agra'n'p"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

Mrs. Edwards, the world-reuoWnEd
olairgoyant from Califoruis, hos arrived
IN this city and will be ~ No. Sll Ship
Icy street for one week. Mrs. EJRar6s
Is refined and lucaiei lady q tAtursl
born o!alrvoyAut, aud is enabled by her
wonderful powers 10 imgErt in'otma
ton concerning the past pgesent aud
failure which will proyH Of use 10 every.
one. she has bsen Il fBli the principal
cit!aH OF the Unitq& S,htep, and comft
Ito Wilmington wiz the endorsement o.
ths press and IN adbsrless recommends
tious. Her nee hours are from =
m, to 10 p. NJ, and a. the will only II
IN this city for one week 1t Will be well
i for all lntereE,ed 10 call.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

BUFFALO. July S.-Ths serenity O
the Board Of Health was considerably
rufllad to-day by the report OF = case o.
smallpox. The victim is John jackson
= whiteWssher who llvss ct No. 147
Oak street. The diseAss wss found Ia
be developed beyond question and the
patient WAS taken to the pest house. In
the rear OF the house 10 laundry. A
numt er OF people live there. All The
lNuDdry work was destroyed, the place
fumigated and the people vacnlnAied.
w. ID. Harper, q saloon passenger on
the steamer Osltic, which arrived Ri
New York on Saturday from Liverpool
WAS taken with smallpox during tbt
passage. The ship was detained 81
Quarantine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

A coloTed woman named Hattie Ellis
residing In South Wilmington, was
arrested on Saturday on q warrant
charging her With cruelty to an infant
child. II was alleged thAt she Was In
t habit Of leaving the child acne for
two dAy OF time without anything "a
est, but the accused declares shat she
will to alb to prove that she was com
PEELED to 90 out to work 10 make .
living for herself and the child, aud
that II there was sny neglect II WAS the
fault OF Ida Hinson, whom she paid tc
tAks care Of the child While the was a.
tending TO her work. The case will bG
heard ut to nights session Of the city
cour
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
InstalIatIon OF X. Of r.

To.morrow evening Grand OhAuosllor
J Ames b. Tucker, assisted by officers OF
the Grand Lodge, will install tho re-
emily elected offiosrs OF Adelphin
Lodge, 81 New Castle, and on Wednes.
dev evening will publicly install the
Officers Of Champlon Lodge, at their
headquarters IN the Smith Building.
On the same evening tho grand tfiosrI
will inBtsll those OF Oriental Lodge, and
on Thursday night those OF the Morn.
Ing Star, NJ Grubb'H Corner, and those
OF Diamond Lodge, At Kiamsnsi, on
Saturday light.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

WAsHINGTpS, d. O, July "a
counterfeit tive.tol,ar silver cerudcN,,
OF the new Issue 1nats iss aopeersucs
here GA Saturday, Ihs nots was ex
Amined at the Treasury Department
and proved TO be Que Of the dangerou,
issnes Of oounterfeits disanversd In De
troit in February last Giis counter
Ieit is said to have bren the work o
CHARLES johnson, alias Davis, D motto
Tlous oounterfeiter, who was recently
arrested In Toronto for counterfeit!ug
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
a saturdAy NIeh, l,aIn.

AS there has been considerable oon.
plant about the diaorderly conduct Of
the inmStss Of the house o. No. 10Y
shipley street, 5arReAnts Tucker ard
Peterson, with Officer ZarbY, made q
raid on the place about II o'clock last
Saturday night. They folad Melinda
Kenuard, Mary RennArd, Bridget aud
Mary Dougheety in the pl4oe, all OF
whom were locked up at police station.
The quartette were srrAigned before
Judge Lyman yesterday morning, hut
as there was no evidence to uhoR that
either OF them kept the place they were
discharged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
Fifth EDITIOW,


q Don't 5.30 o'clock sa,nsI
s s ana fatal acc ldent occn.a ay evening, 4
Womas na 'at9pi Whereby a Gos nIan'
stsntis named named Joanna FasE, uernan
s sortrr Killed II appears n', va, Ia
fortunate woman started t ,1 The IN
sothe eonee from the Wagon W purchase
,,l which was stand,o VI Daniel
lives @ ifem where sbs
to AFTER rite,I making her purchase she e..
~ a,Ssit 10 heT home and was con ~ si ~
20 await south bound fro, SIm PEELED
Aller IL had passed She sts "S,snt train.
ihe tracks. In the me,ntiro Su 70 croa
pound New York aud WINE f,ae ,le north
press came numbering siss u'nston eI'
rate OF speed The wem %'ug AZ high
Wy ',s approach, and IN po 'T uU' no
WAS WAS struck and hurled la ,sOll o. she
ne engineer, Charles Allen h, smfoiJ'
whistle, but It was too late NE, uiew TIE
were quickly applet ana A1S brakes
stipped Upon the tr,lnnsnA wy uain
ing her she was found 10 h. T a. reach
skull being fractured AM wa M, The
broken. The body was carrls s5V :, meek .s
ner mortified. SUI 'uo eoro'
yesterday tbs Corcncr held an iDou..,
hltsr hearing the evidence al FS {pest'
Mchennon, Charles Allen, The e rItTsl
monroe isarld, the conductor, ami A.
moore, the hfeman or trsln No "a N,
gEsiy Drought In a ysrlilt That Joann,
paske came to her death by being ,i- 1
~ the engine attached 10 train No n
the I W q b Railroad at 5SO os}st
on July 4 End that the gitetr ,S5s,4
all blame" '''' I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

RDIHBUKGH,J July S.-DF' has5tLt, !
In AN iuteTyleW with q coTeip9llsl,,'y :,
the Scotsman ct Venice, t1tA l itt',
the accuracy Of the Interview PaeIlils s.
10 the Dut1n DAgb al 10 vlsI 10 ". VI
T prevented admitting l5i' Ls p ~.
con cenlsd the oRuosrogs ni.as " !. - y
reror FIeiegickis MALAY u o,.s \
prey ct q regency. II, slOll ~
Correspondent ashe; the to'.i tL y. ~,
tbs statements IL the Italian W h,
the present German L It'a u '- .-,,s
ing from IN lncn'ae.c la'A-! WV
tue. ,r,rl
30 replied that thess s.t,5 :, !. y, ss''
mostly sxlgR,1Gsel, but re. J. ". g'I n
fact that Emperor Ni!,a4 I'- 1n,I
aurAl con- airt which w1s , M,
tended with darg o Sac ed |,
nersons similarly I'll a'et nay w, ,,6
an old age. Emps or =. /. iill ~ ~, IN
had inf4utlla paralysis oi W. II AZ M
h,oh had imp Ged bl5 f.J. " MI
YVES the cause OF his burg iAyI ,,,,ll
man, unlike his father Ias P' LII 4
had slightly shortened bis ain a., s IN
could use It well and va O'1.'
active End strong
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

We we're shown this morning by Mr..
william Woodward, At Nc. 6l5 shlpley
stseet, quite curiosity In the shape Of
. picture frame, which an old sailor,
named Joseph Wells, whitfield ont by
ne aid OF pen knife, of different pieces
OF wood gAEheTed from all patti Of the
world, al Of which are OF historical
Va.ue. TEey repfegent different naval
engagements, and are dove tailed to.
gsther IN such manner that excites
sumlIat.on Gu beholdiug It, Mr.. W.
INTENDS TO Place the PIC ufes OF Oleye.
Iahd AND Thurman Ia thu frame Ut an
early day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
The MOXi9" Secret

From the evidence given n the "Moxisr
cases against tmitat0rs, enough has come to
the surfaoe from exas papers to provo that
the 50 called moxle IS from plant rich In
albumlnoiis, which arc thu principal nuth
tiou Of the nerves. Considering she fac,
that tho nerves are tho post OF animal he
snd control tho functions Of the body, al d
tina. paraiyzod or ozlaused nerve force coald
not property digest albumsn Tor its own sup
port, 1T Thorn eOn tot ABBOTT, and nnHliy
did discover harmless process for ar ic!al
iy 1tgest bg It's tOD1 Tor It. ami tho pTlgrsaI
renders tho sltuninoi as timely dissolved
o. water. or t1uo enough 10 penetrate the
nerve circulation, whtcn IS tbifty-ohs times
smaller than ire smallest capillary blood
vessels, and when miTBi with tho diECs ibR
.tiuis the Hl3umsu cannot DO eOagulatsd or
rrtrtHiLated by tithar heat or alcohol. Here
is WHARF ire S55ret lies and IA q mogt yaloE-
biz one, and a'coants FOR their ousoJ OF par
a. Sc. II would have bEan better fer tn,
NJ Cxig 20. TO have SLOWED this act 10 oCu
"a tho surface before, and ten IL would not
nave been necessary 70 o eImulA.e conf.
deuce n their goods through the lpnx road
o. experience agElnSt publ, rrfiudien
The facts that n Sys come out m hsln n a
tomrany very much, ~ they show nj mn,
doubted scleRth3 and useful bas'silR nsy
geld Their bottled goods are best.
m24 6m 2tnw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

The house Of George W. Fleming, =
SHIP carpenter, residing on Sixteenth
street ntav Wooilawn avenue, WAS en-.
tered on Saturday morning and robbed
OF q revolver, some tobacco and other
small articles Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming
ars out OF town, and the house was In
charge OF Mrs. Jennings father. On
Saturday morning he came In town &c
make nomes necessary purchases, aud
during bis absence the hous was Gu
tered aud robbed. II Ia supposed thu
thieves wers frightened of before they
secured any valuAhles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

Better order is now maintained at po-
lice headquarters than formerly pre-
vAi'ei. Persons passing by are not
disturbed by loud talking or wrsnglina
aud their ears are not shocked by pro-
family. 10 this respeot, 40 far ut least,
the Standardization Of Mayor Harrlng
ION Is a great Improvement, and de
servss oommsndNtion. The change foI
the better will certainly be app eoiAttd
by oil who may happen to have busi-
ness In the vicinity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
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Deceased

Mary CLARK, widow Of the late
rhomas o. Alrloh, who departed this
life on Sunday OF the residence Of her
sonin.lbw, Mr.. John P. MoLssr, was
one OF the original members of Hau-
over Presby terian Church, She with
drew her card some years ago aud
Joined the West Church. She will be
buried from the residence OF Mr.. Nc
Lssr, No, 1867 Market Btreet, on
Wednesday at IL O'Clock, Informant
private,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

This morning, about 8 o'clOcb, "a
Max Th eimAD, butcher, doing business
at 423 Kiny street., was delivering some
goods on Eighth street below Walnut,
his horss ran away. Mr.. ThlelmAn
was In the sore ut the time the horse
started. II ran no 10 Walnut, Walnut
10 Front, along Front to Market when
II was stopped. TGe only uamHAs uone
WAS = broken shaft.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

hr, R. W, Crooks, a. ths Brandyyin,
springs, says be intends to continue
MS Thnrtday night hops at that resorl
until the 18th OF this Incnth. Then Il
th6y DO not pay be will Ci9cnntipue
them indefinitely. We were informed,
rs we supposed reliably, to tho con.
trary, but are glad 10 fird we were mis-.
taken. Thee hope should become popn-
laT and TB think cur young fUlks would
euIny themselves, as they are conducted
IN a geo manner h7 Mr. Crook.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09
$4,000

New bids bhve been stke1 for the
proposed Lew R9d Mems Han On ship
leo street below Sixth. The price IL not
TO exceed Sl3.00O. The lowest hid
handed in on Saturday was over el8 :
COS The new bids aie ex1tcsel to be
opened on Saturday next. ModIics.
ons OF the former pians hays boen
made by the architect upon which tbe
new bids will DO Alked.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-09

RISING SUN, Mas ,, y ,ims b,lT's
blood has existed FOL s1l .n,s ar aud 30
s II. WhltewOFth, p,s aS Htnry 4.
chant Of this pls1', Pun .l5,5t WHY
Carly, another loOEl ms a. Eips % o.
worth, Mclean a and 5o. A q M
spG sand 1GS A hssH1 g The e. 3s'Fs ~
Saturday afternoon; ,jcGstry s. ~,
entered the store Of TgiuSclsilsr.. ~ y
thews, armed With s " ,S % fils n,
p pn,i' Iyey aud Augt.a y = ,,las,,nli
Killed Henry Hocs'iIy ,i = ysIili,d y. ",
( Ws sGsRosSB 40. 30 Zen Zen Mclean ''''
wounded -.-