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The Magnolia gazette., 1888-10-13
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Which may be taken separately from
the daily subscription service. is full
and complete in all news departments.
with the added features Of household.
fashion and society talk. aud feaet Of
choice original and selected literary
matter for home reading. The special
writingsof "CATHARISK CoLp. HrxRy
HAYNIE (Paris correspondent. JESxIH
JUNE Fashion writer), MoLIIE MOORE
DAVIS, and many others, appear in the
Sunday issuesf
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-10-13
The 9ailg aitapnug

Is independent and fearless in its edi.
torial conduct. 1t has the widest and
most completesystem ofnews gathering
by telegraph, correspondence and re-
portorial corps, and the most accurate
and complete market; commercial and
financial statements Published in New
Orleans. ,S a's ssaA ...,s
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-10-13

Tho New Orleans Picayune, eatab-
iished fifty years. has kept pace with
the progress of journalism. and is now
the most reliable and beat paper pub.
lished in the South.
The Magnolia gazette., 1888-10-13

NOTE, Trains Nss. /. s. SaafI 1. dalr.
Jans u, 1855. Lssssi 1esst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23

A prominent candidate for one Of the
'ooal III ZEE to be handed out by the
ext Legislature OF DelaWArs YVES seq
~ strong hEEds on Tue dRy evening
art, ~ hs was ei,tiLR In Il cars returo.
inR homo from the New CAs.le festlvi-
tee, aud stvsTAl AmAttuF BARRIERS, Who
provided themae VS. with scissors,
WhAche ed of bis bAn6soms and beoom
ing whitkerB in a. little time aa Il tAkft
say "JAok Robinson" After the
boys had got through with their Shear
log process they got the unfortunate
victim OF the prank 70 take . look Ht
himself IN looking glsss He looked,
and WA 90 ST d.sd by the trAnsmo4 rlt
cation tbs. lie begged N be given . pair
o clippers, 90 that he could make him
sol' hAii plesn'Sb'e 81 the breAkfss
table the next morning, after which he
Wished a tcnSorial establishment And
b Vi tho keen razor era an over hts face.
thus tflsCioR the sBt trace OF hts former
be2uudsr. 10 thinks Il was q lite
rough on hon, AID the writer thinks
the came.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
Bra.nnAnEnD LOUIS
WIN usIsbraas HIs AnnivsEuAry on me

WIN UsIsbRaas HIS AnnavsEuAFy on ths
son.
To-day beautiful curiosity, wraathed
in flowers, in which Appsars roses, smi-
lax and f0Fgst-me notl, will be given
away 70 the Admiring public By the
big.heAEtod, ever popular Louis Fell-
hoimaE, owner OF the ever famous
Economy Hail. This gin d mot thrown
around cAreleasly and In an indlacEimi
nate manner like penny chrome or Q
highly painted picture card, but they
are given to make q beautiful aouveuIF
for the parlor and the ladies' toilet,
and appeal 10 the lofty sentiments OF
the beautiful In nature. They are no
common presents, bat gifts Of utility,
such - are needed and will decorate 3
mAntsl or . bureau.
"WhGt causes Mr.. Fsllholmar to send
out these beautiful pFesentA2" will
naturally be aaked.
Well, II Is an anniversary occasion
with him Just one year ago be, with
Mr.. ]. Warren Bullen and Mr.. Norris
T. Moses, bis Woll-knoWn lIsuttnAnls,
cot ECONOMY Hall" going. IL was q
new venture Printers Ink vas TO b.
used. Small profits were TO be asked.
The best Of goods were 10 be sold, and
uuhinete was 20 Do conducted on strictly
business and honest methods.
5uooess has crowned his Efforts. His
store Is more largely pAtron ed thar
ever. He has sud more goods than
ever before In one year, and he hAb
made moro money.
He IA glad, on this ADniveFsAEy COCA.
sion, and the little msmento Of friend
ship he 10 sending out to-day rehsota
his kindsst regards for all his patrons
and fTiencs, and IS he hopes to pursue
The came course for another year, he
expects Ut tue second Anniversary 70
sand = stu warmer grostlpg 10 his
many friends tits hoped that when
ever Il g mirror IA used Mr.. FsllhsiIner,
the popular oloth'er Of No. 406 Marker
strest, will be fondly rsmsm bered b.
the readers OF the REPUBLICAN and the
people in general.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23

FIT LOUIS. Mo, Nov. % --Willlsn.
BucGlsy, q blacksmith, ald julius
Schmidt, local priza fighter, met OF
ha banks OF the river DOsT eres last
evening and fought four desperate hud
bloody rounds TIE battle was the re
suit OF feui, Schmidt challenging tie
blacksmith 20 i2ht Buckley is SIS yesrt
old Hnd fer 30 years hts wislded the
SAmmsJ. The men were ABOUT equal
in " i1ht, and III fSht was sIabAoTnly
contested.
Ia the hIst round Schmidt, who VA
In the pink OF cond ton, promised 70 do
up his AniSF onlst, landing on Buckley
Jaw Just IS the mon faced zach other
che second round wss hurricane Of
blows aod the Fpectat re went Wild
Toe round ended 10 schmidt's hsiuE
knocked Of hts feet by terrible blow
bstween the eyes. which began 10 puf
and close The thld round was tame
nut IN tho Fourth Buckley K ocktd
schmidt ont with = terrific hight handler,
watch landed on the Jaw. He wat
1FGdeA the hgh; and purse Of 500
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
FOURTH EDITION

The finest line Of 80 and 90 cent tea
In the city. OFlppen, 5 KAst Second b.
The Won Oulin Incubator Company
OF Delaware City, hes shipped an incu-
bator and breeders 10 GALVESTON, Texas.
PoERoni's Complexion Powder pro.
auoes . soft and beautiful skin; Il COM
binea every element Of beauty and
purity.
The County Democracy Base Ball
Club will awe their Hrst annual Feosp-
ton 81 CoOney q MulFins's dancing
academy on Thanksgiving eve. Tiokets,
30 cents.
A supper fog the benefit Of the Nance
fund Of the Delaware City Presbyterian
Church, was held last evening and will
DO continued this and 10 morrow even
Ing.
Owing 10 che large attendance the
Ohildren's Fair, which was held 81 the
9. W. corner Spruce and Taylor streets,
has been removed 10 the basement Of
the First N. P. Church, Seventh street
near Walnut.
Rev. William o Starr, pastor Of
Chriat Church, Delaware City, and MiaF
Mulinesux Of Hsmmonton, N. j., were
married on Thursday. After . abort
bridal tour they Will taxa up their real
dsnSe 81 the IeotoIy.
Tonight will DO the most attractive
evening yet 81 the bazaar, corner Of
Fifth and Shipley streets. The OTohes-
ira, consisting Of nipe instruments, will
discourse sweet music, and the novel AFt
gallery will afford . feast OF meFTiment
The Odessa Herald sage: The Wat
hins Packing Company shipped l 500
cases OF tOmAtoes and oAtsup 10 New
York and elsewhere this week Sample
osssB of their Que Ruby oAttup have
also been shipped to the leading whole
sale arocsTs Of Wilmington.
Charles L. Miller, formerly With
PowdermAker Bros nest dealers, ha,
opened the old stand 81 the north wee
corner Of Seventh and King streets With
. toll line OF beef, pork, lamb, mutton,
vesl tic. He invites all his former
fIier DIS TO give him call, As every thing
will be cheap and good.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
FIgptIpg O,.r.r P,rst,.

p.v-r...,- ~ On sn,
~ a. "a s1aJnI, Wv : - ue Maryland
~ -,e'y uaS 7sa'u Ieae FeH crush
s+sS ESasA., ou' ~ 'no W u. several Oh Tue
s,T,seJis W. sLgt anu e2i'fel man
~ 80 sf ~, Pc % IN ~ htAooh
u tno,--as - oIlal' "aa 'A-a.t4 wounded,
4. $500 ae ~ \. ~ 70 pai NOR a"d i1ugtd
81 ~ 1.''.i "a, 'iis.iii0 nc ana sew
t ~ bih95 uleuseIs te'I we sorry OIL the
pas',s = LIseen s.oJps anu "a. gies we've
$500 clsi, Sl.efIoou ilttgAlly aIedglag on
t ~ io' g 9s U"rS q tIe Lutte Chop'
tauA " PUieu ell op governor lhonAs
~, ~ d GsIts,ns ln sls f5eluity and e'pied
f f.e ~ 49, =. .leiI PlfateA. "oFA She
h 49, ttaSSiy ogte uo"A upon IAem ana
~ W. III ~ wa uel o' ject 70 make
80 , ,vss iua "uu tIeu overhaul and
Sre, ~ 1.o.. s' .too9 ~ slower ours, Lhe
Ia - a 80 ssIOa 'lLH LiO4ud. however
~ 1 5isaa,sI .lS p2"te s.o,pa VITA a
b1iiets ee Fit,no sV KY u oueHs4ot an
M M -. Ing lLeH 9oea tle general
ng SssA ~ .De pOilte coop mad been
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
uyatefs
nNWHnns aHaNalE

ONNtETA
Dream Of Oslefy.
Boiled koaE ysler sauce.
fotzt9sn PhTisienua.
rendsglOin OF Baef lardod with Mushiooms
Osul d lEsr
Nol.Au vent OF > Wsstbfcsdn
Diamond back rerrapin ,OlaSton House Style
Partridge on toEsL IL N tire d hotsi.
froEoh Peas.
UAnVas-bAsk Duok. Uurrlnt jelly.
Lobster spisd, 81 y sssn salad.
fruit, Cakes, Fienoh Mtrinsuss,
lss Ots,m,
EdAn and Pino apple UheeEo, Ctfise.
Alter the epjoymeut of partAbinR Of
the supper, Opl. Martin raped to ofder,
and In felicltous and happy style, dc.
ivsrod, on behalf Of the club, = hearty
welcome.
The bishop, in response, thanked the
president aud members Of the club for
their cordial reception. Daring the
course Of bis remarks he said:
R.cens political events have directed
the attention Of the nation toward Della
ware with upuaoal interest. Tho Stats
has assumed great political Significance
Why should not the eyss OF tho church
oe directed toward the Diocese Of Della
ware with the same usity7 II the
members OF the church rs IN eArnest,
As he thought they were, and the clergy
and the Tejple unite courageously and
zeAlOuSly, The diocese would ere long be
In . condition 70 warrant the special Ut.
tention Of the church At large.
He urged tbose present 70 be stead
'Ast, and not TO dag In the work before
them but TO continue In jealous effort
for the interest Of OhElss's Kin adom.
The Row. j. Beers, OF MtddletoWn,
spoke on the value Of tho laity'a sup
port 10 tbs clergy He Also referred %
the work Aud organisation Of the church
cluba OF DC 9lAnI.
Amongst those present we're the RsV
L. Gardner L,Gtell, Il. Asbt9n Henry
David Howard. jesse y. Higgins, Of
this city; tho R3v. q. W, Dame, o.
the Rev. j. BserB, MiddistoWn; Ihl
Rev. George n. Bond, Newark; tht
Rsv L. W. Gibioa, Dow Z; the Rev. K
We'll, 0srmAntowr; the Rsv. J. X
Hammond, Higblsnd the Rev. d. d
smith, OhristiAnAi the Rev. j. T. Nc
kim, Georgetown; the Rev. Alexis
Dupont Coleman. PhilGdelphia. FEAn
ois q. Dupont, Il TaGnAn Warner, j
ID. Garter, O n. Curtis, DR.. O X
Buck, DR. Horace Burr, j. Cloud
Elliott, George A. Elliott, Judge
q. Grub, Mayor Austin Harrington
John o. FaFrA, President OF City
Council; John M. Harvey, IsAAt
8. Elliott, William P. Davidson,
u. A. VAnTFump, Colonel Milo W
Locke, b J. moore, a. q Bradford
Alfred Lee, Jr., Winfield s. q lialey
Thomas Mitchell, William J. Fisher
l. b. Williamson, j, II. HohtokaF, JT,
Samuel q Bidde, william II. PrAIt
william N. KenBaTd, all OF Ihis city
George Lodge, OlBymoni; RobsTt U
Iust,s, Falkland; William jerks Fell
FAuiklAnd; Woodward W. OhsAiIS
Delaware CITY; DR.. Hugh Martin, BeA
lordi DR.. OGrdizA, Clsymont; W. p
Oretson, PhilsdelphiS; o n. Graft
! Clap mont; William Lube, R1cklAnd; d
NJ. Curtis, Newark; j. II. Rodney, NeV
OGstlei A P. RJbinson, GEOrS etoVn; II
A. Rowland, MiddlesoWni R3V. EdWAEl
ORtD, Olsymont.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23

This morning while the cases were
bel x heard at the city court, John Nc
Call, who was waiting his turn on a
charge of drunkenness, suddenly cried
out, ooh, oh" He was found to b.
trembling from head 70 foot, and appar-
emily had an attack Of delirum tremeus
He was taken down stairs by two officers,
and examined by DR.. Shoitlldge, who,
the tame as the officers were under the
impression that John was ''putliRg on, +"
for the purpose OF being sent to the aims
house, iustead OF being committed to jail.
The scheme did not work, as when be
was placed in the dock few minutes
later, Judge Ball imposed 4 fine of $40
and costs, which will send him To New
Castle jail 90 days. Mccall is an old
rounder, aud has not been out OF the
aImshouse n week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23

PocoMoKE CIrr, Nd Nov. Sa-TiFe
bIoke out here 81 4 O'Clock this AfteF.
noon In the drug store Of ID. o. 3.
Trultt. Tits building Was situated In
the heart OF the town, and from the
first Il was hopeless CASE. The bucket
and ladder brigade did eli In their
power, but all their Efforts proved
fruitlesB. The town was n0t provided
Vith any kind Of ere apparatus, and .
message was sent TO Salisbury for lite
department, which responded in one
hour from the receipt Of the message. A
strong north west wind sent the hungry
dAmss leapinR from one building to
another.
From the drug store the FIRE spread 10
carriage factory, which oommuni
Gated It TO the postofnce, ana the follow
ira stores were then destroyed: The
store Of Townsend g. Stevenson; neat .
general merchandise store, and then y
confectionery store. The are next com
munlcatsd to the large brick block
occupied hy II. II. MorIil, boots and
shoeei Lloyd, Dryden aud Blaine, drug
s'Ot' = g. PClA & Co, olohlre, boots
and shoes; the milhEery stors OF Misr
Ma,heus, general n0srohaBd's8 stare o.
SmulleA & Psr'de, Stevens q Matte Us
dry goods store, VtAAey Il Bevins,
general merchandise.
Tbs entire business portion OF the
town IL EOue, and only Two stores r.
main. They ara James Clogs and
Blaine & Sina's. Oaly . few d dwellings
were burned, the bulk q tins buildings
destroyed being stores.
The tffiolala Of the New York, Phila
dalphlA and Norfolk Railroad e. Cape
CHARLES, IS soon a. they learned Ct tht
fire, sent train With hfly men to heir
SIGHT the titmeA.
At 10 80 p. m the Are ives ell ou,.
The estimated less is t500. 900. partially
covered by insurance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23

Yesterday afternoon City Solicitor
Turner noticed the three Well-kRoWn
bump, james ButcheF, John Heck, the
"Old Chiel," and Isaac Hayden, drunk
81 the Court House, and upon learning
that the Sheriff had put them cut .
dhort time previously, telephoned 10
police station for ofiOerB 10 arrest them.
Az this time Hayden, Who was very
drunk, WAs lying down on the Court
House steps. while Heck and Butcher
were making an Intellectual effort 10 get
him up. Sergeant Peterson and some
Ulcers arrived and took the entire
party to the hall, and this morning,
when City Solicitor Turner tod Judge
Ball about the affair, be said &c was one
Of the best cases OF drunk, drunkeF,
drunkesp that he ever saw. They were
each hned SIC and oOsts, which will
send them 10 New CASTLE Jail until the
latter part OF January.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
Innar.lSg into Her Mainly.

Mary Lrwis, c5lorei woman, residing
a, No sol Tatnall street was arrested on
lhursday On a charge Of dNOFdrTly con
duct, and abusing her ueighburs, Ut as
there was some doubts about her sanity,
Drs, shortliige AMI Wallace were called
upon 10 make an examination lrey
testified at this mornings session Of the
city court, tat AFTER making a tho ough
examination, they were Of the opinion
thSt the Won an Is perfectly sane, but
lis c many Other 20 orei pc pie very no
erst!'iouS She iuagines that her neigh
bors have Il I'D her house with electricity
end then r. tall .tes by abusing them
Both the shysiclaus were Of the OPT ion
that (, would be uuwi to commit her to
the insaue depaS ment Of the a-mshouse
and that ey dii not think Ehe wac un
safe 10 te at large The Judge ia IN
posed fue OF q and costs, aud warned
her 70 let her nelghbors alone In the
future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23

A large numhsr Of guests assembled
ut ihs residences Of Mr.. ard Mrs. Ell
ward o. Smith, No, SIS Weat Fourth
street, on Thursday evening, 70 oele-
bFAte the sixth anniversary Of their
marriage. The evening Was spent In an
agreeable manner, especially among the
gouDRer folks When they bad enJoyed
themselves to their hearts content, they
we're called In the dlBing room by the
hostess, whore there was large spread
OF eAtAbles, consisting OF fruiiS, orAngsH,
bananas, grapes, lemonade, cakes Of ell
kinds, tth A notable dtoOTAtion was
two pyramids OF fruit, made by two
Nsll.knoHn young ladies. There was .
lArao number Of handsome presents re-
Oeivod. A. q late hour the guests de-
parted, wishing the happy coup many
more such anniversaries Mr. James
L. II. DAshield furnished the music.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23


Sometime duTinR last night an 81
tempt WAs made 70 crack the safe IN the
oitlca Of L. y. AdAiF, t15 Market street,
furniture dealer. When the once was
opened this morning Il vas found that
the money drawer hAd bssn broken
open, bat a. no money had been len In
Il none was taken. A determined effort
had been made 70 force open the safe.
Marks on the handle sho aed whore
Wrenohea had bean applied and the top
OF one Of the hinges was broken on.
II was with considerable difhoulty
that the safe vas opened this morning
owing 70 the Htraining II got The thiei
snteFtd BY = shipioy Btreot cellar win
dow and came up the stairway TO the
stororoom. Mr.. AdAir some time ARo
ohanged his money drawer from the
I'm 10 the right hand, but the thi u
seemed to know ell about that And foro
Cd open the right drawer. nothing
whatever was miessd. II was money
and not furniture he Was after. Tue
thief viii be terribly vexed when he
reads this report and hnda that a TOY
money keg sat on top Of the desk con
tanning 81, which be did not take.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
The Funsral Of Henry Lee.

There was a large attendance at the
funeral of Henry Lea, which took place
from his late residence, No 9l5 Delaware
avenue, on Thursday morning at IL
o'clock. The services were conducted
by the Rev Charles u Murray Of st
Andrews P. Z. Church aud the Rev.
David Howard Of Calvary P. Z. Church
The lnterment was made at the Whining.
ton and Brandywlne Cemetery, and the
pail bearers were Francis N, Buck, J p.
r Polk, Colonel w A. am tie, Colonel
y. Feblger, DR. f. @ shurtlldge, Gran
VILE Worrell, Henry Il DUPONT and q
G. RumfoTd. The carriers were selected
from among the employees Of the William
Lea y sons COmpai y, and were az fol.
lows: OdeOn Titus, Franklin g you'd,
j hn H. PiersOn, Samuel N, Gamble,
Joseph Fenton and Wellington II. Fen
ION
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
INIRD Edition.



,fvo old maiden ladies, named MAnpln
were attacked IN their house, near MID
die GpjVe. Missouri, by two robbers, yes
terday. One WAS knocked down and
robbed of $50, which she had in the
bosom Of her dress. A posse Of armed
farmers have gone in pursuit of the rob
beTs.
Levi P. Morton, Vlee-President. elect,
and Mrs. Morton, spent yesterday in
Washington He told a reporter that bis
visit was for the purpose Of inspecting his
large apartment house, now approaching
completion. on the site Of his former resi-
aenee In that city.
George L. Lewis, q clerk in the City
National Bank in Springfield Massachu
Eetts. has been detected In q plot to rob
The bank OF $50 600. He made q conf
dant OF man whom he supposed TO be a
criminal, bur who turned out to be dc
teetiye.
Levi Meeker, his wife aud eight year
old daughter, who live near Oxford, Kan
sas, were found dead on the rack Of the
Southern Kansas Railroad on Wednes
day night. 1t is supposed they were
truck by train
II Is said that the town Of Leyenw0r b,
Indiana, Is In danger of being destroyed
By the falling OF rock IRON elf st the
loot OF which the town is built. 4 mum.
Der OF families have removed to places Of
safety.
The three children of Henry James,
colored, persisted by the burning Of his
house, IL Livingston, Alabama while he
and his wife were absent at church sup
per on Wednesday night
Mrs Jennie scOtt, colored woman,
living in Chester, is in a critical coudi
ton, suffering from blood. poisoning, the
result OF having been bitten on the arm
several weeks ago by Mrs. Amanda Roth.
well, also colored, during a quarrel
Mrs. Mary Gordon was severely bite
yesterday 10 Philalel hla bY large dog
which, she claims WAS hissed upon her
BY her nfighbor, Mrs. Gruher, for whose
arrest warrant has been issu'd.
Augustus Crash committed suicide in
q Arrlsburg, Penna yesterday, by hang
ng himself He failed to get nploy.
nent and became dependent. He was
IA years old
The Very Rev Maurice A, Walsh, LII
D., Niea. General OF the Archdiocese of
Philadelphia aud Rector OF st. Pauls
Roman Catholic Church. died ye,terday
morning, aged 81 years
One new case Of yellow fever was re
ported at Fernandua on Tuesday. There
ne { only four cases OF the fever under
Treatment in that city On wednesday
Twelve new cases Of yelloa fever, bu,
30 dea his, were reported yesterday IN
Jacksonville Total cassl to date, 1863,
deaths, 4g5.
Felix Il. Vanardo, prominent drug
Iist OF Osyka, Mississippi, was mur.
Tered last night by an unknown assassin
Who fred al him from behind lumber
pile
Joseph Schmidt and Frank Tllmau,
miners, were fatally injured BY falling
nom a three story building, In Omaha,
yesterday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
An EssIs. ) natr.lo and a mar.

lNDIANAroLIs, Nov. %. Mrs Har
rsoq viii receive her lady friends from 2
% 5 o'clock 90 ca b W dnesd az
Amoug tie President elects letters
tereived 10 day was oua stating tina. a
lafRe live gayle had teen shipped from
soutl port \. Y a buffalo calf aud a
BLACK bear are also en- route 10 the G d
iral hat he will do with this menage-
ne is question likely to puzzle HIM
mere than come Of the Political prob
ems alsO en- route.
Ite big Cumberland campaign ball
shich was an important feature in the
Republican demonstrations throughout
we Fas, du-ipR the campa' On, has been
Rsdfr7su ~ stored away. It is the
purpose to take It 10 Washington the
Inauguration
Another damage suit for S. OGO was
nled against United States Marshal
Hawkins 70 Gay By r. T Davis, OF Mar
tnyille, Id claiming that Deputy Mar
BhAl Allen falsely IMPRISONED aud re-
strained him on election day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
Wn,ro nr. 81 .eEens BuIisdHi,sn.rslI

WAsHINGToN, Nov % join W.
shrckells, locksnit1, who has lived BY
himself for ma y years IN little room
over hi' diugy shop, died last week,
Leaving bis property % al uGcla named
McElresh, Before his death, he told his
un lie that he would lul piece OF PAPER
In bic sale telling m where he "kep'
things After long search q small
piece OF paper folded Up 10 pell wa.
discovered, stating that his money would
be found buried In the ground Ia front OF
the shop. 4 search was made to-day and
81 800 Yves found In two tin boxes.
About $500 Of the amount WAS IN fl ,e and
ten cent pieces.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23

YesiordAy afternoon Sergeant Black.
burn noticed . man going from door 10
door and up back alleys, In the vIoini.y
Of Eighth, Washington and West
.tIestA. The sergeant followed him To
Ninth and TatnAll htroets, aud took him
IN custody Immediately after be had
rang Q bell and called a lady TO the
door. He was arFaigued this morning
before Judge Ball, when he gave his
name 90 Thomas Lyons and said that be
came here yesterday morning from
Chester. Judge Bali said he intended
Is far ~ 1t was 10 his power TO DO no, u
put htep TO persons coming here from
o!heT places TO beg, and imposed . hns
% $40 and costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-11-23
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case Soi Of Ms eleanor Campbell . ag,II
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accident prevented hun .a ~ arm va
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tbe defendant. The case VIII p'
be appealed.