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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

James 8. Hand, Of Middletowni Dol ,
writes as follows; In looking back to
the memorable campaign Of the log
cabin days Of 1910, and that there
were 400 votes cast at BlackbiTd, the
voting place OF Appoquinimlnk Hun
dred in that year, OF wnioa 2l0 were for
VapBarsn and 199 were for Harrison. |
and, now, by careful CANVAS, that IA
are now living In the same dlsttiot that
voted at Black bird, and / hnd IL more
living in the same dietriot that voted ~
other places. ,.-
Voted ct BlAakblrd-JonAthan Jester
Benjamin David, John Jaroel, James
BrOckson, James Reynolds, j. O. Van
dyke, james V. Moore. VIM. Tay loF, q
e RothWell, John Mccoy, ThomaI
Middleton, James NolAnd, AbrAm In
gram. VIM. 7. Oheirs.
+, Voted At other plaoee-James %
Moore, CantWell's BiiiRej BsrJAmiI
Money, OAntwell's Bridget E1war'
Morgan, Kent County, Del. S.Hend
lDsnton, Nd Alexander Martin, "a
Samuel Graham, Kent County; Wm
Graham, New Castle; WinRRte Ma
thews, Laurel; Levin Hopkins, Suisse
County; John Young, Sussex County
Abnsr faulkner, Chapel, Talbot o.
Md.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Tie II. e Church at OhesaI cake City,
Nd, having become rather i!apidated,
and the members not feeling able to
erect q rev edi1oe In keeping wi b the
demands OF the present age, the PASTOR,
Rev, j. H. Nelson, visited our city on
Wed aesday in order to ask come Of his
fritnia TO contributs IN aid his people
TO accomplish the desired work, and we
arc pleased 10 state that hts efforts were
Drowned with such success % will en-
courage him to persevere until the on
isot in view will be brought to 3 sno-
oessful termination. Any one hAvlsR
Q few dollars to spare for church eKten-
sion in Maryland can hand the same to
Presiding Elder Murray, " VIII con
way or forward the amount TO Rsv. mr
Nelson, who will sec that y 10 properly
auplitd, The Methodists OF OhesapeAR'
City generally belong to the industris
olAss, and 1t Is nothing more than risn
for those who have been pleased wiz
an aba dance Of this world's COCOA
exteud to them helping hand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

A young Norwegian named William
Henson, came TO this city on MONDAY,
and on Tuesday gave himself up TO Ser
D ,aut Tu ker, saying that he had stab
osd Ohaunoey 5hostlidge, the son OF
,Jusfph sho1tlidge, Of MAplewood Insti
tute, a. Concord, Pa, on the previous
oay. The man was Identified yesterday
by o brother OF ShortlidRe. As the one
ID a. cut his brother, and he Is row held
al the City Hail to await the action Of
the PtnnsylYania sutl otitles. The ao
ouBsd is we'll educAtsd man. and WAS
| for some time o sailor, and In CONVEX sA-
tlon with q reporter gave the following
account Of the affair:
Il went TO work at MAplewood Insti
! tute nearly a month ago and wAs en-
ployed by Mr. ShOrtlidge TO do chores
/ / slept Ia this top Of the carriage house.
EVaTy nipht Wheu 1 went TO bed IS soon
AZ was asleep / would BIS awakened
Inv shooks from 3 Kalvanio battery.
Ilxney It was a RAlVApiS battery because
| have had experience with them. For
about three wstkBt Is continued, but
never could and how they had connect
led me with the battery. As soon a
J would feel the sshock and ipfinl
no would hear . whistle and see hyi
or six boys running toward the biI
houss. Finally they got to giving m
shooks On in the daytime. woul'
walk over oeItAin portions OF the oAi
riape house floor and would feel tn
shooks, and then would bear th
whistle and the boys would all appea
perfectly innocent. One day causs
young Shoralidge with the battery, an
told him that II caught him again
a gLuld pay him for II On Monday .
ucon raw him n Iain with the battery
and last as 1 saN hlm L felt the thocl
Gsi maid6n6d, and taking my shesl
kIite that had when sailor cut nj
III tho peck. Then left and came
tbis city and gave myself up to an OF
l. rar -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Rev. e. R. Young, of Canada, will
give q lecture to children in Grace
Church, on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 8,
at O'Clock. 1t Will be an exciting mar
rative of life in the sfar northwest and
will tell Of dangers from wild beasts,
from cold, hunger and fatigue, during
his stay Of nine years among the Cree in
dians, TO whom he was missionary, sent
by the Methodists OF Toronto. The Doc.
tor will dress IN his winter costume OF
skins aud fuFs, for the entertainment oi
the children. Other lectures will follow,
on Monday and Tuesday evening, Oct
and 9. These will be under the care o
the Women's Indian Association. The
children's lecture is managed by th'
Grace Cleaners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

The monthly meeting OF the Trustees
OF the Poor WAs held At the almhhouse
on Wednesday, when Superintendent
Guthrie reported the number Of inmates
% 292, 1C6 being In the insane cepsrt-
ment, and 1856 in the Almshouse. There
were seven deaths during the month.
II was determined TO change the form
OF asking for supplies, and Messrs'
L7ckey, GormAn and Pierce were Ap-
! pointed committee for that purpose.
John B T.ylOE Aiked that he be allowed
! q uArter Of a cent more Per pound fel
his bread, on account Of the increase 10
| the Or % Of -four, bat the board refused
| 20 grant 1t, on tho ground that Il would
establish a bad precedent. The com
munioatIon Of Taylor in reference tG
the matter stated that unless the re-
0u st Was granted he would lose WV
oo his COT tract. The monthly pAy.rol
OF SB63.17 was passed, and also bill o.
S35.40 for milk.
MeasTa. Laokey, Springer and OhAno
Ter, the committee appointed a. the las
meeting to inspect the buildings, rt
ported that they had found eyeIythin
4 10 An excellent condition, and Messrl
German, Solomon aud Pierce were q
pointed . oommlttae of inspection 10
October.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
Rolllng the RepuplIean sall,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26.-The Republi-
cans in Western Maryland, the only Re-
publican congressional district in the
state, are making rafting campaign
One oft he features of it is the great Har-
rson and Morton ball, which was SO
conspicuous in the Blaine parade in New
York. 1t is being rolled from point to
point, accompanied by bands and full
company of speakers, under the lea1er-
ship of Congressman Louis e. McComas
To day it reached Frederick, after a
Tourney over the mountains from Hagers.
itown. Six brass bands and a thousand
men escorted it through the streets, an! an!
the day was given up to Republican lol'l
lfieatons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

CHAMBERsBURG, Sept 26.-Diggs Lit
tie, colored man. died this morning
from a wound received in shooting
afIray here on So urday night. Little
lived with white womanname1 Brieker.
Some time ago young cowboy named
Thomas Welsh, who had come here from
y lies City, Mont. in charge of lot of
horses of Western ranehman, began
paying attention to the woman, and the
men had several quarrels regarding her
On Saturday night Little met the COW
boy and the woman walking on the stree
and the quarrel engued, in which the COW
boy shot the coloIed man through tn
body.
Welsh gave himself up, an9 claime(
the shooting was done in selEdefense.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

EAsroN, Sept. 26.-sixteen years ago
two boys ran away from Easton. One
returned. but the whereabouts of the
other, Joseph Bender, was not known un'
til to-day, when he presented himseli Do
lore Alderman Kolo and asked for his In
beritance Several years ago Mrs. Maria
Campbell died. In her will she lett
third of her estate to her stepson, the 40
sent Joseph. II he returned ia twenty
years he was to receive 1t otherwise Il
was TO go to her two sons. Bender is now
In business ia West Pi5tsburg, Tenn ant
has travelled all over the South HIS es
tate is about S4C0a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
Eat with Uom1Ors and rs Happy.

IL is by no means uncertain, but, on
the contrary, well Ascer5aiued fact,
that upon the we'll being of mans
stomach depeI ds that modlcum Of hap
pinGss which is vouohsafed to him In
this world Dyspspsls, the foe Of all
others to the stomach's tranquility, and
most to bs dreaded, Is q complaint to
the preliminary relief and eventu.l cule
Of which Hoststter's stoma1h Bitters ia
specially adapted. II enables those Wlo
use II With reason able de2ree OF psr.
sistenos to eat with reliSh, beoau,e II
impair 8 q hsAlthfui appetite; to digest
with ease, because it strengthens tn!
stomAoh; and to assiu,la,e tke food
( which is ea'en and disested, thus bene
fitting health, promoting flesh and sus
tanning the exercise Of the physical and
mental facu't es. II, moreover, fAcili
Il tes the secre / n Of healthy bile, aotu
a'es without discomfort tie habit o
body, and tepdF, when taken upon re
tlrine, tl pToducs healthy slun Der
Ma'HriA is co1ouered Ov II,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
sus,er BspuBnoAus.

Whatever lack Of Interest Is mani
f9sted By the Republicans Of New CASTLE
county, that lack seems to be more than
made mp by the Republicans ef Kent
aud Sussex counties. The Republicans
Of Sussex held the largest, ths most
harmonious and most enthusiAstio oon-
vsntion on Tuesday that they have held
since the war. The young men OF the
party have cOms TO the front and hive
determined to give the Democrats the
livellest shaking up they have ever had.
Upon faIF and foil assessment OF the
votes Of Sussex neither party can bos,t
OF much mpj 1Fity, and even with the
ubiquitous and unjust Assts3ment laws
OF the State, only intended TO cheat k,-
publioAns out Of their votes, the Demo,
orAta claim only 700 mSj ority, while IL 10
we'll known that there are 81 least two
or three hundred OF them who intend
no more to vote the DsmocrAtlo ticket.
This makes the contest interesting, and
not without hop9 TO the Republicans,
The following resolutions adopted show
the temper and objects OF the Republi-
cans Of Sussex:
WReaclved, That We protest against
the recent and unWAKEAnted increase OF
fares and tariff charges by the railroads
1 kKAluHN hu9 V-uRl1 0A4aoA CN0ANSl -
yisW Of the liberal aid reoelved by them
from the State, and we hereby pledge
the Republican ticket OF this county, II
elected, TO the cAliing Of = convention
By the aext Legislature, on the basis OF
the votes cast last November, to revise
the constitution OF the State, that these
and kindred abuses may be ramedied.
WResolv ved, That the Republican party
10 the real aud practical friend OF tenn
pefanoe reform, and We reamrm ~
iormer declaration 10 vote to submit thu
question Of local option or high license
IL lioense must be, II its nominees b
eto'ed.
"ReSolved, That We invite, wIthou
distinction Of former party ties, o.
voters to support the election OF ou
nominees, and thereby secure the earl,
. contamination Of State reforms.
The following exoalleut nomination
/. were made:
? State SenAtor-D. W. Moore, BroA
: Represen ntAtives - CHARLES slcket
Cedar Greek; McKendree DownhAn
GeorRetoWn; William A. Cannon. Guu
boro; Daniel Short, DAge0oro; L /
l. WAllSoe, seAtord; Charles q, Maui
Lswis and Rehobothi John A. Ling
indian River. ,,,
Levy Court commission era-WhllAl
s B. Wilson, Lswes and Rehobothi WI
% liam H. Pretty man, Broadkilni OhArli
it I. Pepper, GeorRetoWni James II holli
10 North West Fork; Elijah y. bhor
T. Qumboro; Thomas B Steele, BAltImor
10 George B Philips, Broad Or ieki HAM
4. too B. Ovens, Litt!e Creek.
N sheriff james W. Ward, Nor
8. West Fork 80,
J. Ooroner-B. ]. BrAndford, BAltlmor
Q. AlArRe mass meoting held sib9I .
u adiournment Of the Convention VI
or addressed by Charles II. TreAt, the X
In publioan confessional oAndidatt lam
sd Pennewill, Eiq chairman OF tie Sth
ID Central Committee, and George
a. Roberts. Of this oity.
to Mr.. Treat was serensded during I
O. syenirR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

NEW BEDFORD Mass. Sept. 27.-The
First District Democratic Clr gressional
Convention was held yesterday. The
scenes were the wi dest ever Known here
The convention split and eseh faction
held convention of it's own The Delano
Convention nominated George Delsno for
Congress by acclamation, and Thomas g..
Day for presidential elector There are
sixty one delegates in the Cummings Con.
vention and sixty-rine II the Delano
The Cummings faction has nominated
John W Cumming, of Fall River, for
Congress, and George Delano for presl-
dental elector.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
uaN d.

Eorace P. Adams inform us that he wal
not thrown out of the slaool OF his broth
er john @ Adams as reported but on
walking out he was assaulted, kno keo
kowo, HE coat torn oil and threatened tc
be killed. He says he has always sup
ported himself and his father, was never
given a cook stove as asserted. He had
no disposit on to quarrel and was going
peacably away when the assault was made
as above stated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
Won b ton oOunty OOavsptlo",

A 0 uu ry Prob bldon Convenat n
will no h,liil Wiimin ston, qsWthroP
Building, Fourth and 5hiplsy streS,,s :
+, Oom No. B. on sunday, September 20
AZ Up. 10 , fJr tho nurp) pee OF nomii At
Gn1 candidates for aanator, Sheriff, five
Levy Court Con m 'ssi ozefs and sey eI
RepIsseA atiyes All ths huIdre1s art
cequsstsd TO send hvs delegates each
aad sill tas wards Of Wilmington on'
Selea0se each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
'As g'tTss the tiger on his 'oes,
Hpmred in by hu ites 8, sEeArI a3C

"Ag g'tTss the tiger on b g oees
Hrmmed in by hu 8, sEeAri a3d
bnWs,
And, eie he bounds upon the ring,
6Hlen's The objec; Of HIS Bpting."
81 dlEease, in HyIAi5 forme, faetenH
Its .apg' upon tbe humEn race. Ladtes
Who ~ fer flSm distressing ailments
peoalier 10 their sax, should use DR..
Pletc5's FAvorits Prescription. II is
positive cure for the most complicated
a1d obstinate cases OF leucorrhta, ex.
osslive flowing, painiul n1enstfuation
unnatural soppso.s!oasi prolsptus, o,
,f.;;;itR Of ihe won b, wCax back, "ie
male ' weakness" AnievsEston, retriever
slor. hesrluS dom ssnsStions, chron
eonaestiop, f,.Rammstlon and ulcern
i ton OF the wo~bl II fl'mma alton, pat
aud tenderness Ia ovAries, Aocompanie
| with "internRl nsAt."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

The uniforms ordered by the YeunG
Mems Republican Club have been re
oeived, and are now ready for the mem
bers, The club has aocepted an invita-
tion to participate in the Republican
denomination at West Chester ntx
Saturday night, and those who inten'
10 accompany them are requested :
meet 81 the headquarters for drill Of
Friday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

The arrange ments ere being made foE
the conservation Of Blshop-eleot. Rsv'
Lsighton Coleman, d. D., ct St. John
r &, Church, Ootober ls Rev. n. A
n. w, Howe, bishop OF Central Penn
sylvania, will pEstide and arrange th'
order OF the service. Rev. OortlAnd
whitehead, bishop Of PlttsburR' VII
prench the oonasorstion sermon. Al
the ministers Of the diocese are expected
to be present, besides many OF the lead
Ing bishops Of the country,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

OsrnAdo BoAzzo, the italian, who
stsbbed Michael Battles In the back
with q drill, last "Wednesday, at the
Braudywire QuArries, had . hearing
before SQUIRE smith last evening, and
WAS committed In deiault OF $500 bAil
for his appearance a. 9urt, to answer q
charge Of assault with intent to KILL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Sore eyes in and around a circuit OF
three hundred miles of " Wilmington, Del ,
can be cured If they viii use DR. simms'
Eye Cure, the famous remedy for weak,
sore and infamed eyes d eyeiids; 20
aud 50 cents, Depot Fourth and King
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

shai s7sl YoJdF ought 10 kao@ .hSa :
seggSsnt gives 22t0 It's, Of the beet, gsn
cleaned coal In every ton you bug. usS
pine aud hloOry klndllng wood In larE'
ionIs. Lime for withdrawing, Yard
foot OF Mouroe street Central once
Seventh Gnd King street, Lock TO- ~
Blue slgn, Cpanin0 70 ths sysniUS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

The barge j. j. Nsulty, built by the
,JaokEon q Sharp Company, was sue
oessfully launched NJ 4 O'Clock yester-
day afternoon. The boat 10 1856 feet long,
23 feat 8 inches wide, and has caPselty
Of $50 tons. She will be used In neg
YORK hAtbor, and Is owned by CAhlll q
Naulty Of Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

During the month Of October the pul'
pit Of the First UnltArlan Church, West
street above e Rhth, will be occupied ty
Rev. WilliAm P. Tllden Of Boston, one
Of the most popular ministers OF that
lden9mln alton. Tho fiIst service will he
held on Sunday, October z.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Mss. ]. Harrison Accooe. with her
talented family OF ak children, will
glye another concert in Ezion M e
CIhuroh on Friday evening, the 26tn
intt. Reserved seats, % oents' Joseph
II Waters, pastor,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

CoNsTAHTINoPLE, Sept. 26. - Tht
Greek Minister has presented to tn
Porte a note from the Greek Government
protesting against the illegal seizures oi
Greek ships at Chi 8, and femaudinl
the rel ,ase of the vessels and the pay
ment oil an indemnity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

r. Z. Hanna will open his oyster
house, No. e3l Jefferson street, on Fri
day, September Z, where he will keep
constantly on hand full supply OF
fresh and salt oysters ut the usual
prices,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

II your clock iB out Of order and you
wish 1t repaired drop Ell L. Barton, jew:
eler,2 East 7th ST. posiAi ,ano IL VII
be called for, returned ana no extra
charge made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Tho "Aunt Bridget" Company CLOSED
, successful engagement at the Opera
House last night.
"True Irish Hearts, Ave act drmb,
= trus pIciurs OF Irish life, opens at the
Opera House this evening. The oom-
paDy and piece are said to be worth
seeing.
'Tae Boy will Tramp" ct the Aca1
amy this evening. The troupe has been
seen here before 80 has the piece. You
pay your money and take your choice
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

The celebrated Three B. B. b. cigar,
manufactured by II. y. Bourbon q
Bro, No. 2lg West Second streat. The
beat 90. cigar In the city. Try them,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
II. HAMBINGER
s. SONS.
To tile CStise1s Of H'ilnsi'sg-
ten and UciNitG
GREETING

Being entire strangers to
most OF you, it Is but fitting
as we will open a Clothing
and Tailoring Establishment
In youY city, that we tell you
who we are and the kind OF
business we propose to do.
AT present we are running
two very large stores, one In
Baltimore, Nd, where we
have been established for
forty years and one ln Wash
ingtOD, D. @. where we
have been for fifteen years.
In each place we have scored
a wonderful success. This
success we attribute to- our
method Of doing business
giving a dollars worth for
every collar sPent with us.
Business to be conducted
properly must be conducted
on business principles. Tho
merchant must be an econo-
mist, and a scientist. He
must be an observer, and a
student. The old iashIoned
merchant, and the old FASH
ioned way OF doing business
Is played out" This Is a
modern day, and men, not
only merchants, bat lawyers,
doctors, professionally in every
life must be experts.
The bare name Of "mer-
: chant" has no significance.
5 1t is the business he does.
) The manner in which he
3 does it that gives him Inn.
. portance. We will not be
d proud or stuck up. We
= !. think, in fact know, that
% every one does not do busi-
N ness as we do.
;! :. Our goods are all marked in
N N plain figures from which there il
g, no deviation.
10 We propose to be "first," ,"
last and all the time Whining
ton Clothiers and Tsilors. We
,ea ,lls believe in the people, we have
8, confidence in them. That!
ar ar; what brought US here.
is. When you know US better, w
ing are confident you'll believe in us
mt There will be a sort Of Fraterna
&C; Friendship.
Of Of Furthermore, we don't d.
w, policy business. That is, W
voi Of don't smile at one person anC
rhe frown at another, because W
the think there's a difference
their pocketbooks.
-. We are merchants who dea
'Ing 1I with every one alike. The poe
ing mans dollar is as good with u
tsp ssie as the rich mans 100 cents. w
ned are polite to all. We are avai
rom o9 able to all. That is the prime
gan pie Of our houses.
bdT the We will be temporarily l
,ow- Gated at Crosby & Hills o
.ra .reet stand, 22o and 222 Mark
the street, until our new store, *
Market street, is finished,
!. ~ Our stock ofMen's, Boys al
Children's Clothing and Talk
ing comprises most OF the b
uSe, Re- American and foreign makes.
the We can sell you good A
iH5gP Hsp. Wool Suit or OVercoat from 4
: SO up.
: new w Your boy Suit or Overc'
a fun from So 50 up to the finest G
aier- ment made.
.er a The Merchant Tailorin.s
lgers- naTtment eOnfai,
lsand - '-AS hedily
), and tEousand SeiItferent STYLES of s.
jolli' to n-der from 60 ~ pant
order ON S. up.
Come in and see us.
The The will be glad to shake ha
''GT The with you and make your
here ! here quaintance. No importun
Selano to buy.
mo nc, for Our legal guarantee 6
ae' re are with every purchase.
s Con.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Don't run into Consumption when Dr.
simms' White Pulmonic Balsami the
greatest of medicines for Coughs, hoaree-
ness, Sore Throat, Group, &c, VIII save
you. Fourth and King, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

stsliment n ~, uninG'I photoaraI
gallery, 3j2 MEr&st =. ''Se. n.,..asSs ~" n-5s
good chancs flr nlcs OA 'i''4i''
ent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Proof shown while you wait. Pic
tures finished In four days. 10 cabinets
for $500 only 1T BeechsE'S gallery, $40
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27
EH.soldlera, anlIora md Niarines.

Discharge certificates obtained by W.
8. McNair at Hsyward's pension office
room l3, Exchange Building.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Go to Mcclure for all binds Of L'h
aud oysters evsry day. Eighth stleI'
market house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

aA bargain, 8.room houss, with 90
uispses, 0aly $3.50 required dow
A,piy 10 W. Ssott Vernon, thls otb OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

Get your WrIngers repaired at RE :
mond's, N, W. cor. Eighth .And Tatnal
Streeta.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27

DR.. KIshs's Hungarian Ointment.
8 Best re nedy for drawing and healing
Kept By Belt and DAnfoIth and others
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-27


Tbs following game Cd
yesterday;
AZ ChI'ssc-ohlGsgs N
apoliS, 8.
At Piltsburg-Pltlsbu .,oit, l
At AtWAnhIngton-WAst ,Sj New
York, 8 Washington, Yotk, 8
At 81. Lluis--SI Lout aletio,b.
At N say Oity-KSusas Cityi A.
BTooklyn, 8.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, d BSlti-
more, 4.
At olnolnnati oiucinnssi,. 81 olsve-
land, 1.
NOTES.
Brooklyn is 10 second pfaoe.
Tho Athletics will play ct 81. Louis
The Athletic Club dropped to third
place yesterday.
The Pbillles will play. two games
with the Bostontans tO.dHy.
This Boston on-PhilAdslphiA game was
postponed yesterday on account Oh
rain.
Anson slmils that New York will
Win the pennant and that Chicago Will
do we'll TO be second.
SseEy, of indianapolis, and Sunday,
Of the Plttsburgs, are the only League
play era up to lhs present who have
stolen more that atty bases.
The Athletic Club yesterday at st-
Louis entered suit for $1,000 In the Ole
cult Court against Won der Abe for al.
legged failure to play ntf postponed
gene.