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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16


Work lie progressing rapidly on VIM.
ba1ton's new china bazaar at GIL
latket street.
Tho pulpit OF DR.. Nixon, at the Gen.
IsAl Presbyterian church, WAS ysster
cay occupied by the Rsv. George A.
f@ul, OF Delaware City.
The eeooHd homeward fly OF the
SEX Hawke Assembly will be given
Ia Weceaioe Hall on Friday evening,
February 10.
A lively COZ test for a ret OF harness
at the Orphans Fair, between Joseph
y. Martin, Harry Lowe and Kyle Il
BIO.
A charter Was secured by Gawthrop
& BIO. on Saturday last for carry In z
n the business Of gas fitting, plumbing,
The PGllmGn Palace Car Company
on Saturday, shipped two iue vesnb1le
phtlor cars. They are similar to the
Gnet used ON tae express between New
Hoik and Jacksonville, Ella.
Tee stockholders OF the proposed r d
Nsu'd Han win meet nj tie WIgwam,
bizih and Bnlpiey streets, en- Saturday
evening aud take action TOR the erection
OF Tut nov hall.
A lady lost her pockethook on the
3 ID p, IN. tFain from Philadelphia on
Wednesday last. Tha finder will be
ltably REGARDED on leaving same at
thig Office.
The crnbans' fair will positively close
On Wednesday evening All pATsons
eoulestins for articles at st. Peter q
liable will please report early on tina,
lGIcE InP.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
DIED.

hhmBD,-On the IAN inst, MRriRh, Wife
Or Howard hambJ, IN her nth year
helALlyos ana ff,enia arc respectfully In
ylted to attond the f1neral from tho real.
deneo othsr mother, Mrs. Francis Fenni-
more, WtHt street, below the railroad, on
wednesday afternoon, tho ls.h inst, at 2
O'Clock. lntetmont Ct hlvsrvlsW suietery.
DAf-ln Philadelphia, on tho I4th inst,
Helen hldred, daughter OF Martha M
Day and tho late Joseph W.. Lay, for.
merly OF villa ingtop, Del.
lntsrneht In tho wilmington and Bran.
lILh inst Ut IL o'clack,
LlflNHSION-On the 18TH Instant, L, j.
biTttRstou, aged e. yoass
Inc relatives and friends arc respectfully
lnylteu 70 intend the funeral froln thu res.
ives Second street, on TGegday mgrninK at
~ geo Y. Services at the hue. To pro-
coed TO EeWarR, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Patsy O'Lsary sseks r,ght.

DAYTON, Jan. Is Referring 10 q
New York special TO the Cincinnati
Eoquirer, this morning, Patsy y LASry,
who is hear training for ftteon rauna
fight with seohsus, says hls 81, 500 uas
up ct the &c Paul Globs Office during
the holiday week for flsht with Wsir'
but 1t WAS moi covered. Weir mads the
excuse that his hands we're lore and
could cot meet OLsary for two or three
months.
Weir, however, at ouce made match
with Miller, Of Omaha, q Lovice, who
Is lighter than Weir, and that IN Atch Ia
on nov. O'Leary was stopped of here
by Ssephtus' challenge, and hsa 40.
cepted Is, although StCpAens Is ten
pounds heavier th.n he Weir started
TO BostoD, and o'LsRIy. being In Gin
oinnRti, started for Boston seeking 9
aght, tho Spider preferred. O'Lsary
says be hos run all over the ccuntrJ fol
q fight, md is ready Mt any time Of
place 70 fight Weir fer $500 or 81 Geo.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Fifth EDITION,


Durit q the week ending a. poon L..
Saturday there were Al bIrths n -.
riAgee and 20 deaths reported Ia ~.
irsr Lse ~ having occurred in M
ci'y, sgs'nst 10 doaths for the a.
responding week OF last year. w
Causes Of death: nonsumpto, 4
mountainous Group, Q; bfonchlu, !
asthtnia, alcoholism, cancer, oy.,,s
enterltis. ReserAl debility, he.,, N
ease. meningitis, nephritis, tynsa,
fever, / each. rs
Ages OF DECREASED: Undsr vsvl
from ! TO 2, 1; from 2 10 s, g; ftomis
10. !, from 10 TO is, !; from lb To at
nom 20 to 20, 4; from 50 70 4O 3, ~.
40 TO 80, u from 20 to 10, Q. TbsIe ~,
l etill birth, 2 cofopeI's Gases; 6 bod"
were brought here for lptsrmt 4, adj
sent away.
During the past year there vtraln
deaths, OF which s6l were cau,sa /,
the following diseases, v hlch rs,,,s.,,
nll which caused more than 10 js,,S,
each: '-'
CongumptIos, 1852; pneunoul. n
cholera infAntuI1, 50; heart disea,s a
convuislops, 80; msrAHmus, 4s; ssnsy
debility, 80; meningitis, al; par,IU,
40; oroup. 80; typhoid fever, 81; I,,i
dent, 80; hamilton, 20; apople1r. n
cancer, 49, bronchitis, q; Bright, d.
ease, 49, congestion Of the brain, IA
catnrra. is; premature birth, IA; tuup
al causes. 10; diphiheIia, 10; old as,, 10
Of all the deaths, 1856 were oUr u
years OF age, OF which 1871 were uAin
and IL colored. The oldest vhlv %.
son who died was jobs Carroll ans
tive OF Ireland. who reached The No d
HOY years. The Oldest oolorsd ps,pa
was Mary Gravts, who reached 6s ~
Of 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

The PhiladelphiA and Reading Rail,
road employees convention WAS held In
Reading yesterday afternoon. The nc.
tion Of the convention OF two weeks
ago, ordering q strike OF railroad EN-.
ployes and miners who belong TO the
Knights OF Labor, was vAtifled. The
matter OF tho strike was placed Ia the
hands OF the Executive Oommi,tee, Of
which John l.. Lee Is chairman, with
full power TO act. The oom no ittee will
have o meeting In Pottsvil.e to day.
None OF the striking printers on the
Louisville Courier Journal returned TO
work on Saturday in response to the
offer OF W. N. HaldemAn, president Of
the Courier Journal company. The
offsr was accompanied by the state.
ment, thst at 10 O'Clock their places
would be permanently allied, aud thoy
were. An honr later President Amis1n,
of the Information al Typographical
Union, sought conference With Mr..
Haldemsn. He was told that the hour
had passed, ard the new men hsd been
pat on the cGssss 10 sIHy. Nothing
could be done.
Tho strike OF che employees in Clsrk's
thread mills In Ksarney, near Newark,
New Iorssy, has taken o rev phase.
The works have been closed for week,
throwing 800 hands out OF employ meht.
No effort has been made towards u ret.
Element OF the difficulty between ea
perintendent Walnsley and the opera.
lives.
Representatives OF tho employer Of
the eigotesn blast fnrnhoas In Allie
gheny CouI ~, Pa, viii confer with q
committee OF their employers In Pitts.
burg TO morrow afternoon. The men
Ct BIaldook have demanded an I'D.
vance OF 10 per cent, and those ~ the
Lucy Furnace want an advance OF 8
per cent All want uniform hours Of
labor, and will resist any reduction in
their wages.
At \ conference between the officers
of the Troy Iron and Steel Company
and the employees Of the Rensselaer,
MIL, ~ Troy, New York. on Saturday
mornir g, the men refused TO accept the
10 per cent. reduction offered by the
COMPANY. The works have Al7eady
been idle for several weeks, keeping
2000 men out OF work.
A telegram from New Bedford. Mas
sachusetls, says the mill oNners there
"have Ignored the splnners' demand
for an Increase"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

fine stocking and
worth looking after.
Don't forget our
ladies' Collars and
Cuffs, from the best
m manufacturer in
America; prices just
right; are linen; we
do not deal in cotton
collars or cuffs.
Remnants Table
Linens.
Domestic goods of
Iallkinds below regu-
liar market prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

A full audience, viii the mail,
knights In tho body paws, gave quist
attention at O,vst PFfsby taTian Ohurcl
yesterday moEniaa Bs P stor Newberry
preluded "a was slight , embarrassing
to address so large an urlaLiLed body
with mary uombusa known Hs active
workers in cur church Of Giffereui
names, AiinOaSh hs sRw IN the pr.rcj
pies OF the.r order sCue Cf ihH most -
alted virtuts aud dominant tenets Of thu
christian religioa as proof that modern
christianity tat not lost 10 Eeld upc.
manhood. Tex 80, D-ut IL ana
II: "As the cage s..rreth," etc.
The preacher WorGg3 tie ancient Era
modern history Of leading natiorn
sacred history, tho Eage's elcu1tuI
biblical record and Characteristics viii
many anecdotes OF mems experi.nse
the fFaternsl, protective, charitable 81 d
social feature and priac pies OF fidelity
valOr and honor CT the order, toge' her
with the fundamental principles uud
spirit Of christianity into one grand
distinctly analy zsd, ex emporaneous
nrAtorlcai!g.wellv voiced and elaquen
discourse unCer Jour heads, viz:
J. Hhe dominant powera of earth ar,
Ian. Greece, Rom Franco aut
y E!tcd Sta es, sIngDg nations over
30 b. CD to 5pT.-j chslatIan civil.
and sa.vsaon, hayJ al Gu tDclr
~ and coals.oi-sra-9 given TIE
honor. To e7se symbol!z d
. Gnd sJveToiausy.
This executive IN tEOds of Peovt
Oorvs aro distiaat!o1 nv vt; afatior Az
exAitAtion. Tha e4Slr's lDdtptEduut
exs' Cd and broad fe4 n aud rover
pro- h.N thus to haze recsiSsl ten
hiF 'Feg:ar honor
III lti the d-elity Of Col 10 MAJ
wllal has created Dud inglited MAJ
"hlg.ity" to uEn, (Fae u6sla'a f,dell,,
ami ya.or for CfT Dcingj were sho vi
under thig and tho following head b,
numerous tnrilllng anecdotes
~. Tho ctviu8 pro Ccsiou OF a.
mighty God round Ehout His pe,ul
has ever Inspired them with iva CT.
Owing TO the impcasi aility OF rsute
senting In print the powerful orator
and excellent splrit OF ths living Bel
soual presence OF the occasion, We car
not do the sermon Justice
Let the Knights of the Golden Elet
pnt all their principlea in practice apoi
Minister NewbeIry aud mankind b.
having the Gtrmon written out, pub
lished in pamphlet form and one. hal
the profits donated to lis worthy ar
thor.
An oct well calculated TO iucrsase tn
membership and lrEIaIcs OF the orde
and encourage and spread raristinuit,
which was faithfully heid M in spitit
word and power all ether matter balm,
used a. iutr0ducsosy, exemplary an
d smonstrativp.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Ano,hor New castle.

On Thursday evening, February Cd,
llockessin Castle No. 10, X G. Il, wli
be instituted by the officers OF the Grand
Conclave OF this State, Next Friday
evening the following elected officers OF
the new castle will be initiated 10 the
unwritten work Of the order by Philadel e
phia Castle No. o. OF this city: Z. o., II.
Il. Durnall; N. c.. John Press; V. G.,
A Il. Williamson; II P, j. A Dennis.
II T. V. H., Thomas Will iAmson; s. IL.
William McVauEh; NJ. r., CHARLES r.
Whitelock; G. OF T. Elmer 4. Collins;
I OF E, W. Frank Taylor; Z. W. b.,
Amos Evans; w, e., j. r. Hendrickson;
Ensign, John D1ud; Esquire, Thomas
Quigley; T. G., NJ G. Dixson; >. g A.,
William Prees. The new castle starts GU |
with a membership of IS, all charter
members.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
helped themselves TO OlOtnlAE

Last Friday afternoon eighteen ElI
of pants were stolen from baLhh.
WolfEon, q clothing dsaIu o. Ftn ~.
aud Market strsetB. The robbery v.
reported 10 the police and placed 10 =
hands OF Sergeant HaVsy to Voik VI
From Information which be recsh.
hs, In company with Omcar ens1,|
visited the "boodle," in the vlclnil
Eighth and Button " God streets ysv
DAY morning, and arrested Wm, bnV
shaw nnd sAmnel Smith, both cOOfal
They also recovered part OF the SOC
Rooda. The prisoners mad O htahD7 y
fore Jddge CumminS this mOfnlng, ~
were coInpiitied In default Of sou y
each 10 answer at the next term
court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Pracuonng the "a. M. O." rad

A yooug man, evidently from
Interior OF the State, with bis oesI IN
viewed the performance Of the lnS l.1
Track" at the Opera House, SaIul,il
night. Elthsr csrIied away by byI%1
realistic love making or his own pss,ss
foi hls "baby," he Rugged Anc csi nj
I'D her 10 fervtntly thai ahe gave r
scream that attracted the aiten1'0II
some Of the Toys In the gnlleIy ID
a.Aptly there was a howl and ibs s's
the boys yelled fairly caused the ~
to tremble. We would reco" h.
that in the future the young man W M
huasiug In the pArlor or sons :"
secluded plAcci
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

Aontlemy of MuA,o

This evening the Fan Francisco NJ
strels, headed by Frank Moran ~
Ned Thomas, who are well add iavus
bly, known here, win opsu a tln
nights' engagement at The Accidents
Music. A nnmbsr Of clever . ools n.
included IN tbs company. and 10 voel
Efforts are said 10 DO excoisnt villa
the sDeciAitieS provoke c9nhna0u'
laughter.
% Thursday evening the Hico Pan
tomime Company will pItssri t3s
Magic TIlism1n. The pieJe hhhlai
cOntaine much TO interest And Anaie'
Much variety business. ilcludlng mE
ing, dancing and roller skating Is isas
du1ed. A. II. Mlaoo 10 tue oalel luz
maker.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
stUien TO. dis tS.coysrsd.

Sergeant MeYey has Just s1ccsees.
In recovering lo' OF clothing thai ..
been stoien nj different times 70
dsrinH, but mysterious mannr ~
time Rso II was reported TO the pom
That coht had been stolen 100
dummy in front OF a Market ~
clothing store. A few dxys laIer sno'o'
THEFT OF the same naturs was rapots.
aud another and another unttl w
we're fully half u dozen oases.
police were on the lookout, but .a'sl
detect the perpetrator, aud sfs
MONEY! finally sIcoeeded In Iee0Vsaiss
the stolen GOODS, but the IDENTITY o,s
thief or thieves still remain . myspil
One Of the ooats recovered Was FAV
at SIS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
THIRD EDITION.


A 6espatch from Oattlettshurg, KY,
say the ietA-t intelligence from the seal
of the II sLfleld Mccoy war 10 to the ef
feet thai the NcOoy poBse captured
Will HAilield anu fiva others In theiI
raid the other niaht, and landed them
IN th9 Pike County Jail. one more man
was Killed who has not yat been report.
ed. 'JSh" Nichols. The citizens OF
Plkevliis expect tia the Hattields VII
release their members, aud fear they
will burn the town. Winchester rifles
arc In great demand. and command
good prices.
lhs ,hed attached to tie store at John
NJ. Everett at GaIdnerville, N Y, be
coming unsafe by reason OF the snov
on .ae roof, number Of men under.
took IN hrsoa II up on Friday night,
when It SUDDENLY gave way, killing
three aud iDjaripg seven meD. ThosC
killed were David Wright, John Tut
hill nnd paVid Kelly. One or two Of
tbose iniared are not expected to re
cover.
George Walker, late Consul General
Of the United StatsA in Paris, died oi
pneumonia, in WAshir atom, on Sunday,
in the ca h year of his age. He was ap
pointed by President Hayes in 1880, and
served in that capacity until last June
when he resigned and returned TO the
United States.
DR.. William z Rice, of Bath, Maine
was horsewhipptd on Saturday by
James B. Drake, . proninent and
wealthy ship broker Mr.. Drake has
been In Ill health for come time and hai
been attended by DR.. Rice. The caust
OF the assault 10 not known.
William Fl. HIckenlooper, the oldest
bishop in the Mormon church, died on
Saturday in Salt Lake City, aged 81
years, he had two wives, aud 81 the
time Of his death his living pos.eritS
NUMBERED twelve children, tn rty-si1
grandchildren and hfty-tWo great
grandchildren.
Two freight trains cnllided at Boz n
Dell, on the IlliDols Cent? al raj road, OF
Saturday morning, Au engine ant
eight freight cars loaded with pork ant
flour were wrecked and bu-ned, ThrsI
persons were slightly II juled.
Six persons were poisoned at Dime
In Hattie Liahtfoot's boarding house il
Chattanooga, on Saturday, and one o
them, Henry Vaughn, died on ssturds,
night. Hattte's husband, Frank, is &C
An explosion Of usturh, zss took plac
on Saturday evening In the foundry o
Adams Brothers 3 Co, at Findlay
Ohio, which demolishei the engin,
house and fatally burned jos. Kayiss
member Of the firm.
Stephen sid San, uel Dyer sud Joeapi
RAlep, young men, were killed by Q
train vhile trying 10 Cross tho New
York, Pennsylvania and Oaio Rail1oat
In wagon NEAR Sharon, Pa, on sAtur
day evening.
While labor6Is Wfrs blasting on
street a. the Boson BiehlSnde, on Sat
urday afternoon, larGe quantity 0
gunpoWdtr exploded. killiug three mel
and ipjuriug many others.
Charles A JUiisch, q Dromiueu
member Of the Btotn5Theod Of LOeomo
tive Engineers, dropped dead in tn,
Erie Depot, az 5usquehspna, Pa, Oh
Saturday.
Harvey Goursea phor and Killed hi
hrother.in law, Il, ID MgAl.ister, nGR
Birmingham, Alabamh, on sAturda,
morning. Family trouble was IL
cause.
John Daley, acquitted of the nurde
ut j. @. Kennedy, in Washington, OF
the grolnd Of insanity, was commit,
TO tbs Innate snylnm On Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
a General Increase of Keats.

A prom lnent real estate agent said 20
day that there would bs = general in
crease OF rents, especially for small
houses, for the ensuing year, OF from
q TO ~ per month, and that thus far he
had had bat little oomplAlDt on thu
part OF tenants who have re rented
There 10 no doubt but taere will no a
demand for email houses. aod as IL ia
pfuoable that but few will be built this
spflng, 1t is but natural sequence
that rents will ahvapce,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

The evauge s San" Small. preached
sermon in Kansas City, Missouri, on
Friday night, ia which he refe rel 10
Henry Dixey, the actor, as "a blackiep
gambler who had lost Slj at dice In
San Francisco and tEen squcaled." Mr..
Small, 1t is said, could not be W II reached
under the laws Ct Missouri, 20 Mr. Dizzy
filed atlidaVi,s charging the Kansas City
Times with criminal libe. Pap rs were
served on DR.. humiord, the editor, on
Saturday evening, and he will have a
hearing to day Mr.. Small has been sub
I n.naed az a witness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
DIED IN Pni,a ieiphiA.

Niles Helen AldTed Day, toImeig u
this city, DIED az her mothtt Oh,
deDee, No. 1l9 Oloymont street M
deiphia, last Saturday, AFTER III -
tluess. The fuDorAl ssrvines WV w III
plEce In Philadelphia at 8 O'olo'i, u
evening, and the remains S az .
brought to this city on the III ~ ~ "
train morrow for iutsrrntnt d,us
wilmington and Brandy"iHo
terY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

The Knights of tho Golden Eagle are
ooubh 70 be before the people. 70
accomplish this Delaware OommAn-
asry was organized on October Is. 1887.
IL mas now atty members on its roll,
and for'y-one OF these are fnIlY
equipped. Baftra long under itg cal.
liant captain, William O'ConnnI. IL ~
peoi5 TO turn out IN tall uniform, Til a
c0mmsndeIy will soon be the leading
ono Of the State. A meeting will DO
held on Tuesday evening, yhen ali
menbars are requested 10 la nregsnt
Boil will be called promptly a. 8
o'elock and tho regular drill VIII BE-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Get Huur DOGS Rog,stored.

Up TO this morning thoro had been
about 400 dngs registered, which Ia but
a small proportion OF The 5000 kno ~n
70 he in this city. The time expires this
weak. and all who do not attend TO the
matter before Saturday are not only
liable TO have thsls dogs con ocGted,
but also to bs fined for not complyirg
with the law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

Last Saturday evening while young
a1n OF Thomas NJ. Hobsou, residing at
No. 1909 West Fro0t street, was coasting
on FToat street hill, his sled colliien
with step, tbroaing him Of and cut.
ting and btu!siug his head aad body.
hs was taken home and attended by q
physician.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

3r1yth Post, No l, q. a. R, viii
citrate thsir eautvt faary this even.
with an open camp ere, to hioh al
1orably dle5arGeI soldiffs and sBii
are Invited DpFons Post, No. 2,
o so9npiad Hu iuvilstion, and VII
5tand IN q hudy. speeGhes Will be
lade. sones surg end an VINO are pre-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
KENNARD&CO,

BalanceofourCoats
at a sacrifice.
6Plush Wraps left.
The S25 quality at
SIG. The $35 quality
at $50.
Ii Plush Coats.
The $50 quality at
IS37.SO. The $40
at $32.4O.
The $50 quality at
I$22.3O. If you want
Ia bargain call and
Isee them. We may
have just your size
lleft.
| so Short Jackets
1915. Ladies and
misses reducedfrom
81 and $3.50. %
Ladies' Jackets re.
| duced from $3.50 to
I$4.75 and $3.50.
| Raglans, $3.50 and
1850, reduced from
1911 and SIP.
| Black Stockinet
Goats reduced. They
must be sold out
Ithis month. Don't
| miss a bargain.
| Our new Plaid
IMuslins and large
.leHects in India Lin.
ems have arrived:
Joe, l23c. up. We
Ihave had a great
run on these goods
land have beenneed-
ing them very much.
IThey are here now.
| We viii offer this
lweek some wonder
full bargains in sea-
sonable dress goods
Jour entire stock OF
lcloth French Plaids
!. at 75c.; reduced from
isl and $1.25. Lot
lof soc, G2c. anC
;I75c dress goods re.
lduced to 39c.
! A few more piece.
lof those sp!endit
Iah-wool Black Dral
id Alma at Csc
Nothing like then
Z ever offered before
Hess than 75c. anc
3 1.-THE real value to
4 day ST..
i Magnificent 46-in
|all-wool Black Hen
!, rletta at 81; wortI
1925; very fine.
i The best Of blacI
ytgoods only. Splen
Il ibid stock Of GU.
Eac1ol IT
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

A patty OF twenfy.five pefssSSsasp 2
Dovsg iAezpeossd a. tbs Az. IthsIi y
nisht. Tey will o2ms g SO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16
Thoy FaiEed TOO Loud.

James Hogan, John Francis sni boz
Drinkhouse, said TO be proietsio9hnn r, u
glars, disenssei the prospective tonse !
Of tailor shop in on eating ,SSsrs !
New \ ork Oh Saturday nlgnt, ,i,n IN
detective overheard the conyersa''oa." IA
detective called assistance aud pilIsIa,fI
to the place mentioned, Phihp - ~
and captured tbs three burg 'a a,1 NJ
they had forced an entrance S'
packing up their booty
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

gHOR $ ALE OK rXUHAyuF-T - NJ
o. 10 acres neHr Wilmington, Gsod
bSlildhg,. WILLIAM J. fISHER. ~
~ s"NeL' 10 4apuj
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-16

f9OR SAi,E-It YUU wanT 10 HITy
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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1888-05-25
A Constant Reminder.

"Why do you wear that nickel on
your watch -cbain7' asked a city hall
attache OF milkmau who was after a
board Of health permit TO peddle COW
juice. 81 wear it as a reminder to get
even with one of my customers was
the answer. "Over a year ago l took
that nickel, which was then beautiful
ly gold plated, as IS gold piece in
payment of bill. As soon as l de-
tected the fraud took it back to the
woman who passed it on me, but she
refused to make it good. So attach
ed it to my watch.chain and kept on
supplying her with milk a. though
nothing had happened But now
every day make her quart one-fourih
water and once a week ] credit her
with ono-fourth the amount of her milk
bill in book which l keep for that
purpose. When the sum total standing
to her credit is 81 95 she shall have
pure milk once more, and not until
then. She knows the milk is watered,
but whenever she shows an inclination
to complain | handle the nickel and
say that my milk is as pure as gold.
That settles Buffalo Express.