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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
FOURTH EDITI0M
Ilots.

1--WE
Ladies' Who value thned complex.
ion must use P0zEoni'A PoRd0i--itl
produces . soft and beautiful Ahin.
its high time 10 have your oyoFoo1s and
winter wear led ana cleaned ~ Jenhyb,
the dyer and seouier, 40 hink street.
Prof. Webster viii give the hrst Of
his select eooiables on Wednesday eye
niBg The Gath inst.
The Artisans Savings Bank has de-
olArt d . dividend OF az per cent. for
the past six month";, pay able on and
after the LIST Of November.
The B. q o. uIll run q Pullman
Palaos car on excursion train from
PhilAdelphia TO Washington October
18th. Rates 10 oentf.
New crop Jtpan teas Just In, among
th sm our celebrated 20 and 800. Hoods,
and our Ool0Dg teas 81 90 and Cos. are
great bArRains. Orippen, D East 2ad ct.
The GToosrs Ascot alton will dsvote
their next meeting "wednesday evening
mainly to discussion Of Important Leg
islation Affecting the grocery business.
Their attorney will be present.
John W. simonson, 9sS Bennett
street, while working on . barge u
Putey q JoneS ship.yASd yesterday he'd
Ibis right hand bsdiy mashed. DF,
ICantWell dressed the wound.
Edward Reed brought up from Laurel
Sussex County Del one day last week
4 large beet, weighing ave pounds and
three quarters, raised BY Edward Mill
Of that plAoe.
EverybOd shall know that bav'
the cheapest suit for boys from 4 TO II
years in America. Wool sulIs only
O.. N. Meyers, northwest corner Fifth
and Market streets.
The erection OF tho patronage OF tkl
BFandywino ~ u. Church bAs beer
delayed through difference OF opinion
amUnR the members In regard to thi
pIoper site.
The Pussy and Jones Company he
received IN order from the Southwark
Foundry Company, OF Philadelphia
for . fly wheel ~ feet in diameter and
to weigh 1000 pounds.
The Orpheus Club, social orRAuiEA
uoD, has elected the following oh ooFt
President, BWithin Chandler; VIC
presidtnt, George N. MAris; seoIetbry
Mites Josie FOgai treasurer, Miss Alie
N. Smith.
i ANNWhA NtAA VIII NAg Mtpol
Jennie ~ public sale on Monday, tn
22d inst. She IL row u log ~ the WhAI
Of the Atlas Dredging Company, nea
tbs mouth Of the Brandy Wiue creeh
T where she may be seen by interests,
parties,
+ About 40 O'Clock yestsFdAy Aftel
, moon smoke vas seen issuing from th
, windows aud door OF . frame house o
{ sixth street below Walnut, when se,
| eral small boYs called out "FlIei Flrel
The Delaware truck Responded, BIZ
found that It was only smoke from
faulty hue.
Among the many beautiful hotAl o
faE,nRs ~ VIM. n. fuckers tuner
yesterday was one made by j. L Brow
: s. Co and sent by the Catholic Bsnsi
; o,al Legion, II being an emil m OF the
= Legion. IL wAs an anchor and GRO
! made Of white carnations and rOaes
b tue cenire OF which WAS Q heart made
! p1rpls violeta This was suspoI DE-
above . large pillow OF roses, In u
!, centre was the initials Of the Legion,
i B. l. 10 purple lettering, It making
Z beautiful floral CH,rlIR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
THIRD EDITION.


Asbury NJ. K. Church will TO morroW
enter It's centennial year, and nett SAD
hath The event Will be- oeiebrAted with
eTtrA and appropriate services AMONGST
@NIoh viii be = sermon from the Rsv.
Rnocb s'uobs, . former pastor. Th.s
ovaniDn the event viii also be cele'
Sra1sd In the church by general he ms
aathsripE OF all that are and have bten
membere OF tue church. A general
love feast will commence 81 30 o.
olnok.
The regular centennial At niverEaJy oil
the huToh sill not he bid until tbs
I6Ih of October, next year. Speaking
about the centennial Of Asbury Church
ehia morning v it'll the pastor, Rev, J.
Z, BlyAu, tls early histOiy and the no
cable persons belonging to -, MI Bry a.
said, aud by the way, TIL Goth enniver-
Say Of eecrt tAEy Baybrd's birth ooour'
on the 30 h instant, and he was bsp
tizod In AsbuEy Church. The bsptisDa
record being looked up, It Was found
that quite q number Of the BsyArC
family were bapl zsd In thSt church.
james Ashton BAyArd vas baptized
July gath, 1928; Mars II, Bayard, Apr
Dth. 1877, and Themes Francis bayAHd
MAJ sgth, 1929, all children OF jaime
A. and Anna P. BayGrd Farther Of
10 the raeCId were found the HAmes o
Ann Caroline Bayard Richard Basset
BayAEd, harriet Bsynrd and LouisA b
Bayard, all children OF Henry NJ. an
Emma BayAfd, and oil baptized !
Aabury ChuFcb; the first April l0th
1883, and the other three April 18Th, tn
came year. All these bsptiemAl servtcs
were performed by Rev. kzektel Cooper
rememl cred by many MethOdistB stt
living. These facts bear out the ide
ahak the earlier BAyards were eithe
MaGhodists, OF at least strong symps
thImarH with that denomination, . ~ n
patty which Is strong 1t the presen
day,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Martin L DolboW, . trucker from
New Jersey, WAS ATrAientd before
Judge Turner this morning charged
with violating Section OF the Market
ordinance, which provides thAt the
''Nsw jersey market shall be used ex.
CluAively for the eale OF products
bEOughi from thu etnte OF New jersey, "
by The PROD uoeTs OF such products only.
Rha1e Is penalty of % lor . violation
Of Lhis section. The charge vas made
By Joseph N. Croes, . produce dealer 81
Third and King streets, who testihDd
thAl on OCTOBER 9th, the defendant sold
some BWeet potatoes belonging 10 IN.
Otbar man The evidence for the de-
feRos showed that the o Asoea belC n zed
90 Dob rvs brother in-law, and shat ne
had taken several barrels from him "a
supply an order for man who VA
coming 80 miles AheT them. This Judge
ruled that while there WAS no douO
about it being . technical violation o.
the law, he did not think the defendant
should be held, and dismissed the case
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

The United States Circuit Court
opened this morning with judges Nc
Kennnn aud Wales on the bench. Tbe
pamss Of the grand jury were called
and all answered, aites which they re-
tired TO their room Three cases were
Isubmitted, and alter paasiBg on them
hsy were sischareed from any further
attendance. The case OF the State We.
The Fnst National Bank was taken up
in the court, With Messra. biRRs, Bio
and eanbJrn for the plaintiff ard Ben
lamin NIelds, Esq, for the bank. ibis
| il an action ON ths application OF thc
First National Bank Of this city for en-
| IL iunotion to IestraiB the treasurer OF
this State from collecting tax OF one
fourth Of per cent. on the cash value
Of sharsa Of stock Of said bank II ls
case Of gIest Importance to oil the otht !
national banks IN the State, as 1t VIII
undou btedly 10 . test case for all o.
tnen, and should II be decided for the
State there would be dDe fIom thsm me
sum OF R1O0 coo, with the sam Of OOC
thereafter for tVery year. The bank 10
sIsts tho pay Inent on the eio1nd thal
the taxation In this State disOrimlnAteI
aaainet bSpk stock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Auburn, N. y, 0a A-m
year-old Willie Jarvis ~ ~ q
ously. II not fatal J, Tziaa
Katy Kelley at WatFl' q w
The two were alone 10 q 'I'A !
when the boy pointed i'l \ y. !
girl and exclaimed. 4lIilssS,,
The little one exclaimed 'Nil n,
but he discharged the 2s'd y
lodged In her head. Tie y
down the towpath sd b. % :
found.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

81. LOUIS Ool. l6-Oolonel j. 7.
Child, our Minister TO SIAM was here
on Sunday on his way nom Bangkok
70 Warrington. he says she com merce
with America has inoreAsed wonder
fully within the last few years. "All
the petroleum use 10 Siam oomes from
AssricA. ste country is supplied will
Hour from Ban Francisco, much AmeTi
can machinery is used, and q RreG
quantity OF cotton and woslen fabric
bought. American people are liked
better than any others, % is proved b.
the fact that German and EnVlisl
msnufAoiurers Counterfeit our trad
marks"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
FIFTH. Fifth EDITION



NJ, Thomas Lonscase, j.. a, p,
in,hllAoelphiG, who fsoently s ~. I
tlon OF two Of HE r,Ss ,s,, hh y
enrRloal operation, Il d5lss I w,
greatly improved in healIb w
IiDs were greatly diseas,S y, ~
LoneoAke hal suffered i,s., \. "a
months He a. length oo ,,,n W. |
operation, which vas perio,m,S Y
William Rksuf,zd, AZ Nm,
the presence OF several hal ~ ssI :
TIE patient WAC ethetz,S psit
olslon made In tie brA,, ~
snd steInum SeIs Ibid ia,s = 1.
diseased bone Gu, AID ,,,.S my J !
Tue opening was then sesd n
operation promises to be ,caaI,.
cast, as the patient Ia dolpS AK.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16


NEW YORK, Dot. 10 The New York
wheat market wna very weak today.
Gables came lower and crop reports had
. beAriHh tendency. There was some
realisinR on speculative account, but
the amount Of buAipess transacted was
small, less than 9. 0O0. coo bushels having
obapged hands.
For the second time thls season thu
trading 10 the May options was ahead
Of DeosmbeT. The former amounted 70
4 400. 600 and the lattAF 10 $500. 600
Oushels. Spot business vas very iiRht,
except for an outside purchase OF "a, 0c0
buahels OF very choice led, which WAS
delivered for milling purposes.
Shippers were practically out OF the
market, though several seemed els.
posed TO bid early In the day on low
grade wheat December wheat opened
At 81 lsA<, the highest price Of the day.
Prices OOntlnued 70 fall, except when
covering WAS teSun, when they rallied
slightly. The lowest q notation Of thu
day Was ~ lha close, ~ l0A. NAV
opened ut Sl17lS aud raRisterua u. 14S.
At the CLOSE OF buainBss houra.
Corn was from TO ~. lower thar
Saturday. Toe naTket Vas rather In
active, $50 600 busbals constituting abe
trade OF the day. Flour alto continued
10 decline, prices 10 day beipe from II
TO 70 cents lower than Saturday.
Some samples OF bAktIs' er.Ts n ri
made from the nov ornp OF spFinI
wheat we're rtcstvtd ~ the p Oiucs RI
ohApge 10 aay and vera eimpAred b.
buy eTs OF this eepeolAl Rrods with SOM
made from the same grAoe OF last , ear
wheat.
They declared that while the new Ap
peared fully as good as the other, whei
mixed with water It proved To have con
siderable lees body or strength, therefor
rendering 1t less valuable by ~ cents :
81 per barrel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Rev. Leighton COsnAal u
elect OF This diocese, arrived = !. y /
yesterday. when be W ~ w, 7
depot by Rev. 7. Gardner ~ Is.,
accompanied him to % ~ ~
Edward g. Bradford, E'q W. "
he will remain until , 7, W. =
tion on ThurslsS' Ths ~,
ior the event are about ooa ",
from 1t will date 3 ntE n ~ ~
history Of tie Z! l'coPa' Uln''
State,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

The Rehoboth Beach Association for
some years past have been troubled By
. man named John Manning who lived
within the association limits and Der.
sisted In dlsEesaFtinE all the Laws and
ruleo Of tho association. Naming has
. property which he owns, and besides
cond ucting . large stora he carried on
the business OF cAriiBa and hauling pAs.
ssnReEs, but alwAys refused TO pay any
iioonDo ~ taxes. When asked 70 oOm.
ply with the rules he bois,eroualy re-
fused TO do 20, telling the association
that their organisation WAS WORTHLESS
and that thsir charter was uncopstitu.
ttonhl. The association did not want 10
have any trouble with the man, but
there being nothing lefs for them 90 do,
they had 10 eutsr suit against Manning
or have their HuthOTity set 81 nauaht
By every body. The suit against Man
ming came up before the courts At
Georgetown lAss wesk, and after being
ably Graued by r. o. Whit, Eco, foT
this association, and by abe counsel ior
the deferos, the court decided against
Manning snd 10 the charge said shat
the rules and laws OF the association
had TO be obeyed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
AdjouTnmenr Of uougrols,

The adj urnment of Congress is now
being openly advocated In both houses
Yesterday Senator Allison admitted that
be did not think 1t possible to pass the
Senate tarin bill, and even il II were
passed by the Senate, the House could
net possibly consider II before next De-
eember. In the dOnse an adjournment
resolution was offered by Mr. Oates and
laid over for to day The Democratic
ana Republican members In Washington
nearly all agree shat adjournment this
week Is certain
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

W AMsS sEog. i mi - 4 h 4 hnT
,,naINe ~ 1.stets. olB-2t9
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

WAsH1NeToN, D. O. Dot 15.-Iu the
q, 8. Senate yesterday message wAS
FsoalV0d from the President VstolnR q
bill pens OninR Mrs. Sarah Woodbridge
who has . second husband living. Mr..
Blair, Of New Hampshire, made q
sF0soh dsnounolnR the Presidents We
tOos. particularly that OF the bill to pen
sion Mary Ann Dohsrty. Mr.. OookTel
replied TO Mr.. Blair, and the latter then
spoke OF the President Is Ian Infamous
MOsllsT," because OF his message 10 Fe
RNEd 70 the DoheIty case. Mr. BlAi
presented certain Information gathered
BY abe New York Tribune In oonnsc
tl0n with the question OF union viii
Canada. The Senate adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

ST. PAUL. Oct a. Professor Mont.
gomery, Of Grand Fork, Oak, has made
an interesting ind there Assisted by a
couple OF laborers, after half days dig
giug he came NJ en- tie remains of six
Yoltres, or mound builders, In u mound
eituated South Of the Belmont school
house four being adults and two chill
dren,
Professor Montgomery has made val
liable researches on the subject and has
many valuable finds in his possession
from the region around DeyiPs Lake
The bones found In the mound at Grand
Forks were nearly perf,tt and were
those OF mammoth individuals.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

The 100 miles road record on 3 bicycle
ives br,ken yesterday by Howard 8
Pyle OF tue Wilmington Wheel Dub.
Tue course used by Mr.. Pyle was from
she end of Market street. bridge 20 the
end " the oAusswAy. and tho distAnoe
Vas checked by LBkiR oy o'OmsteF.
witnessed by q. p. Danisls aud w. II.
Weldin. Mt. Pyle started a. IS yes
terdRy morning and ~ II 65. had
mAde "a miles. BE then stopped q
mtnntFs for dinner and started again 81
12,lS O'Clock, continuing until 8 SO min
utes and 20 seconds In the afternoon
when the lC0 miles were completed
The &C ual time WAS hours SO min
ntes and 20 seconds. After eAtiRg hi
supper Mr. Pyle started out again ant
code l9 2 miles IN one hour, thu
making the liz 2 miles IN o hours, s
minutes and 80 seconds,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

The Dstroil Clab h,,bt,~I'
ton has secnrei BrJutlss \,
RlcbaId,on, Thonpton INA i,' ~
is said that $40 eco sefo nh M \.
i've playtrs. R1va ava 0ss.,,
go to PittsburR, Phi0sle,ns, Y,
Hhnlon, GGz'iuT1d W5l,s. \, 4,
according to tepstt. ne MAN
the Detroit Club vas pu,oGS1.
Cleveland American kufslsG.,
and ne1tteAsou Oievtllld WS !
the League, Toe Dsiolttls,,'
VIII 60 - Cleveland srs G M, 4
Flanagan Duch, Kaaun, NV,
ellie, Nicholson, Twl,ebsi h
and sht iliir. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

R. j. Fougsts, bad n l,.s., \ y y
Harry Parker the e p i,,...' /
turer, No. Is EAss Ie !, v ,,' 'Sl,
some double set O. f1' die. SI "
reflects great credit lpo .a a "A nd
and mounted set Of h'In y, n
seen for many o dai 80. M Il
owner 10 the 1elit S \ N
They were placed o. ~ l,,,,,VI
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

PosTJN, MRBs, OFT I5.-Followlng
CLOSE upon the order OF the Sugar Trust
so decrease the production OF sugar,
there comes q similar order nom the bia
French copper syndicate fof decrease
IN the output OF copper.
This means an Increase In price OF
one bslf . cent u pound, and thogsandI
OF miners will not hod as much work
to do in the future as they have In the
past 10 the case OF the Calumet aud
Haola Company a reduction has beer
ordered OF one : lxth OF tie tOIAl Annua
pro iuotlon, WhIoh means reduction o.
from 90. OOO, COO TO 60. coo, eco pounds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

The following described real estate. viz,

All that certiln lot or piece OF land with
the buildings thereon cree ted, situate In the
city OF WIlminRt, d. bounded and described Al
follows, to wit.
beginning at point on the easterly side OF
Monroe street at the dis AuCe Of ltb ieet ~
ZACH mort erly from The northe by side ui
J cnth feet, thence tasteriy aud IA All-i with
Tenth str, ct ana passing through the MID ~
Of the division wall OF this and the al
joining mouse nu the south ~ leet 70 a stake
thence nuTLherly Snu pAra lei with MonrOi
strfet 10 rect 10 another stAks, thence wesler
parallel Win Tenth street and passing thTouBt
| gus mi die Of the di zion wall Of this ant
a .lui ing house on the norm 20 rect 70 IN
| HfOregai side Of Monroe street and Iheng
| thereby suutheTly Is feet to the place Of be
ginning, be- the contents Their Of what tbs,
1 may. Hook N, vol. IL, page ISL, etc.
Stly' ans taken into execution as the prop
| erty OF Annie T.. strAuFuu and - lillian a
| straughn, her husband, and Matte .. Hol
and Harry u. Holt, her husband, /. !,
4 GILES JAMESON. sheriff.
sherinrs once, Wilmington, October i5tt
1858. Ole
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Russeps fne Eteel table knives, with
brown oetlu Old hAndles, t1,6O. OArv.
ing knives aud forks to match, el.O(
pair Carving knives aud forks by
Meriden Cutters Ovmpsny, hard rubber
handles aud 32lz inches long, 81 25 a
pair Sh, fhsld plsted knives and FORKS
plated Win pure silver and worth dOu-
bic the money, 81 20 q dozen. sNevei
was ont st)jk OF fine steel and plateC
cutlery so large and cheap. / Levi
RoG, 4l3 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

w ANTED-A SMART ROY no RUN
erraRds. Apply alta Williams oys-
ter Depot, No, 81 Madison street. Ol6-lf(
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Walter Bacon, Eiq appaK
Judge Turner 81 this msialslil
OF the city court and Old llH
for an arrest OF juiEustl ~
trial In the case Of JsualAl
OFod, AdIudged guilty Of lltil
mltted an sgzrAVNed al,Ilia
81 Whey, also Ollortd. airp
some time in favor Ol BIZ "a
new trial, but the court Hitkal
II, and the sentence, Vhss s.
hDs OF t25 aud cir n0biH
mlnt, WAS confirmed
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

W AHTED-MAN TO RUN STATING
W machine. Steady job aud good pay 10
competent man. Address NJ. REPUBLI AN
VINCE o.g-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Cyrus Commandery, No. /, accom-
panied by 5t Georges CommAndery, No.
3, and Chosen Fiiends COmmandefy, No.
4, and the Evening Sail Drum Corps,
will visit Chester COmmandery, No. 20,
of Chester, Pa, on Thursday evening
next. All the members are requested u
attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

The draughtlnV school uuis
Vincent A. Hazzaid, carried a
basement Of Institute dGll, a,t|
success Being carried o. d
giv,s q large number Of spprla|
AID clerks an opportunity did
acquaiuted with the at y Y
which they would have 10 olAs
TO learn There are sOl Ehdn
tendance, divided into tine Ia
advance class having 3! schdlla
termedlate class with IS sAdn
primary clsss with 1871 scboE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

O. A. Miller, the advance agent OF
"Around the World in W
Days" was In town to-day aud called
ut the REPUBLICAN, office. HiS com
pADy has been porlOr9iDg at the Arch
Street rhea.re, PhilAde pnia, where
they drew crowded HOUSES every Dight.
they will appear at the Opera House
The hrst ,htee Hights Of nexI week, 18th
q matinee on Wednesday afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Amongst tho macy exhibitions Of ine
arts At the late Agricultural Fair and
not exhibited In the art department is
an ornamental panel in . coach, uTon
which 10 q monogram and coal Of
arms by Henry BTaunBtein, fOremEn 81
NJ JLeAr b KenoAi's coach factory, and
or which Mr.. B aunstein received III 81
premium for decorative art.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Alkaline Moore, wife OF Preston Lea,
did yssisrtsy morning, after . finger.
ing ilineBs, which the bore With Chr!s
tiAn iOstitnfs 6hs WAS the daughter
OF james V Moore, Esq +, Of Odessa, snt
was highly esteemed hy large cirolt
OF friend. Her remains will be- IN
TERED from u residence Of her has
band, No. 909 Delaware avenue, OIL
Wedntsd.S afternoon 81 2 O'Clock. In
terment private.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
ON THURSDAY,
HrHE Let DAY OF NuVEMBBR, 1855,
At O'Clock p. m,

ne following described real estate, viz;
All that certain lot OF piece Of land with a
three-at0ry brick and mansArd roof dwelling
erectedltheTeOn situate In the city ef Winning
ton and State Of J. elaware bounded and de-
scrlbed As follows to wits
Beginning al the intersection OF the line OF
the northerly side o Seventh street, with the
line of the westerly side OF Adams street,
thence northeriy along said westerly side OF
Adams street, p feet to a corner, thence west
erly pRrellel with said Seventh street ia feet
TO a corner, thence sOutBerly parallel with
Adams street. q feet 10 said northerly eide OF
Seventh street and thence thereby "a terly io4
feet TO the place of beginning, be the ntents
thereof what they may, Book NJ Vol, lS'
page 532, &c.
sei5ed and taken In execution As the prop
erty OF Aunie v. htrAuEhn and william I.
StrAug I'm and I. Is. and 20 he sold by
GILES JAMESON, Sheriff,
EheJid7B ONCE, WILMINGTON DC Ober 10,
1888 ol6-gOd-tB
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

The celebration OF the order Of j e.
GiddinRs and the JOllifvr Union ~ the
Institute Hall, on Thursday evening,
promises TO be highly interesting, snd
will attract n lArae humber OF cur col.
ored oitizeDs. The fee for admission
will be So cents. This lecture Of Rev.
Monroe and the grand promenade will
bB well worth the money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Robbie Wslch, about IA years old,
step.Son OF Thomas A. Hampton, No.
2lS West Third street, while play log
with . loaded pistol on Sunday after
noon, saot himself In the left hand, tbs
bali passing In 1t the base of the thum |
aud oImiDg out At the back OF the hand
Dr. Maui WAS called and dressed th'
W9und.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

An old-iashlolsd ciicsh n
presober, who has 10 uu,l
churches, two Of which N
miles apart, and who ut7nIl,n
vigorous and ilue looking IolllI
As our repor er rays, vii pSli
(ruesdAy) evening 81 Front mi
son streets, He Is lhs Rev. KtO|
the only llneAl brother Of lAsvsl
Of the Christian Mission, vAlibl
. euccessiul and popular bmH
evnngellstic work In that scls 4
oily. He IL sald 10 bs IN IN
preacher and . very nice mn,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

CHICAGO, Ill.,, Oct. . ~, ~ !
new men on the ttreal ci (, w II ]
ed yesterday moTn'I Z. ,oJ 4 D ~
dent Ycrkes notified , '.isu Ia ~
new man driven away Tt N VA
another in bis place --,,s u h. u
men are dissatisfied " VIZ ,.ss,a.,.ib
Of OFT the STRIFE aud have 4, i 55Slfi.i B
ter Workman OF "a :, %,iist
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16

Granville b. Gillespie died at his
bone 10 Dover on Monday, from IN.
JULES received In . collision with
another eulky 81 The Elkton fair while
he wns driving Delaware BAshaw on
the track. After he vas picked up he
recovered sufficiently 70 be removed "a
Dover, but he suffered . relspao and
death finally ensued. He was about AZ
years Of sac and leaves . vile but nc
children,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-16
mr.. GaIre1,'s 0oSaluon imp oviBE.

RINGwooD, N. J Oct. IS Mr. Robert
CARROTS condition continues favorable.
He was in good splits to-day, and spent
part of the morning walking about the
grounds OF the Miller mansion. He ID
furnished with illustrated papers, but ID
not alio ed TO see the daily newspapers
containing stock quotations. DR.. Jacobs
says that Mr. Garrett talks very little
about his business affairs.