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Evening journal., 1888-12-12
The Latest sensation.

NEW YoRK, Dec. 12.-The Worlds Indian
apolis special says: The biggest sensation OF
the season is smoldering here. Indiana win
jump up and yell when il is generally made
known that United States District Attorney
Emory B. Sellers has sent in his resignation
to Washington.
Evening journal., 1888-12-12
Vim. B. SHARP
& CO.,
Fourth and Market Sis.

Our store is crowded with
Christmas buyers.
You should be here.
It's not too early for your
selections.
Think Of a Seal Plush Coat
for yourself $5oif you choose,
or maybe a SIS one.
Think of a good, stylish,
long cloth Coat or Newmarket.
Make your selections early
while the assortment is un-
broken.
Think of a Coat for your
little girl or her big sister.
We have them in Gretchens
and Newmarkets, from a years
to 10 years in size.
Don't delude yourself with
the idea that you can make
last years coat do, or that ii
amt going to be much of a
winter anyhow. 1t will be cold
enough later on and its wise
to be prepared.
Does your house need any
thing in decorations or hang
ings?-The cheapness Of dra-
peries brings within the reach
of every housekeeper suitable
fabrics for either beautifying
windows and walls or for drap-
ing and thereby coNcEALING
ungainly apertures or angular
tiles. In fact half of the guam
daries in which housekeepers
find themselves, concerning
the looks of this and that nook
in the house, could be readily
solved by any intelligent up
holsterer.
Heine said that, next to re-
moving a scar, the kindest ser
vice is to conceal it, and this is
as applicable to decorations as
it is our dealings with our fel-
lowmen. If you have an un-
slightly aperture or service,
drape it.
Cotton Drapery (cheese
cloth) 5 cents per yard.
red pink gend darme
cinnamon blue light blue
old red canary Nile greer
cherry cream white
lavender
Etimene Cross Stripes in
pretty colored effects and
Egyptian styles-2o and IS
cents per yard-as satisfactory
a drapery and the best appear.
ance for the money we know
of. The cost for a pair Of cur
tains of this material, includ
ing ash, walnut, ebony anc
cherry poles with ends, brack
cts and rings of either brass ol
wood, will be the modest sun
| of SI.4S or SI.75 of the aver
age-size window. What cham
Der cannot have curtains?
Heavy Silk Noil, beauti
fully bordered in Turcoman
Oriental designs are the sam,
qualities we sold last season
for $I4 now $40, from thar
down to S. and up to SIS.
We show a fine assortment
of Real Brussels Lace, Swiss
Renaissance, Madras anC
Nottingham Curtains from 7
cents a pair to $50.
We have many new anc
novel designs in all plain anC
some of the prettiest two ton'
effects yet brought out il
China Silks. For half win
dows or vestibuled drapins
nothing more attractive-65,
and 81.
For all kinds of fancy up
holstery or furniture work, w
have one special line of heav,
silk plush for $3.50 per yard il
garnet
gend'arme
gold
olive
Our remnants of Tapestr
Brussels at 50 cents per var
are getting picked up quickly
Evening journal., 1888-12-12
HAWKINS HANGED.

The Murderer OF His Mother Meets Death
without a ouiver-smolsing and Chat
ting Up TO the Last Moment.
NEw YorsS, Dec. 12-Francis Ashury
Hawkins wlio murdered his mother at Islip,
l.. l., was sound asleep in his cell in the
Rverhead Jail yesterday morning, when one
OF the mon who had been watching him
touched him on the shoulder 'Get up,n the
Evening journal., 1888-12-12
?. ]. Walsh 6 CO..
sos Market St.
WILMINGTON, DEL.

There IS nothing needed
in any department of our
house except room. We
need that, and need it
badly. Though our pres
ent stock is immense, each
department demanding
additional space, we do
not carry a single superflu-
Gus article.
Evening journal., 1888-12-12

We are governed entirely
by our large and constant
ly increasing patronage in
selecting our goods. Our
stock is larger this season
because our trade is larger.
Wecarry twice the amount
Of Clothing this season,
because our patronage in
this department has in
creased proportionately.
Evening journal., 1888-12-12
Holiday Gifts !

1t is always a puzzle about
Christmas time to know just
what a friend needs. Here is
a list of useful presents to Sc
lect from:
Evening journal., 1888-12-12
Reductions Offered To-day:

$40 Overcoats Reduced to S25.00
S22 so Oyerceats Rednced to $1,000
SIS Oyercoats Reduced to $3.50
$50 Oyercoats Reduced to $4,000
Sl5 Oyereoats Reduced to $1,000
SO Oyercoats Reduced to S 600
S25 Mems Suits Reduced to $4,000
$50 Mems Suits Reduced to $500
s15 Youths Suits Reduced to $1,000
sl2 Youths Suits Reduced to SOC
Evening journal., 1888-12-12

Our remnants of Tapestry
Brussels at 50 cents per yard
are getting picked up quickly.
If the measure of your rooms
will fit the remnant, you had
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
AHnunr l,r,as Apaaessa.

CATsKrLL, Aug. 19-Charlotte Fal-
mer. 4 rather AttTae tive gill OF Il; WAS
married q few months ago al Freehold, z
small hamlet In the Catskilis, to q young
man named John Roe. About q wetk
ago the bride induced her husband 70
take her TO the village, as she had never
been 90 far away from her mountain
n lme before. While Mr.. Roc was IN
store his wife mysteriously disappeared
| As a Young man nhmed Anderson Canln'
Who had been q former lover OF Mrs. zoe,
was also missing 1t was surmssed they
had eloped. -. =,
The matter was placed in the hands o.
officers who found the couple in house
in a secluded spot near the Round Iop
Mountain, The bride OF q few months
shed tears, and said she had been praying
10 be rescued. She said Carnih COMPEL
ed her under threats 10 go with htI1. Inc
husband appeared before Justice Hall, Of
Cairo, and swore out warrant ior the
arrest Of the alleged abductor, who wa
lodged in the county jail here. The ex
| animation attracted hundreds OF people
from the surrounding country. WheI
Canif was brought TO Cairo number o
Young men in the vicinity made prepare
| tions TO give him coat OF tar apd ieath
ers, but wiser counsels prevailed Tn
prisoner was bound over TO the grant
Jury
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

Yesterday afternoon Samuel Burris, q
tenant on The farm OF DR.. DerriokBon,
situated on the Concord pike. near
shAFplssS' school houSe, died very sad
dsBly.
About 5 O'Clock be went out 70 feed
bis pigs, being absent ar some time,
one Of his daughters went In search OF
him. She found him lying on the
around uncon sclous She Immediately
gave the alarm, and with assistance be
was removed " the house and placed
upon . lounge, when he Immediately
Expired.
At the time OF bis death, his wife wAs
attending Brandy vine Summit camp.
Word was sent 10 the camp, and Rsv.J.
e. BryAs, Of ABbuly Church, Announo-
ed from the stand that she was wanted
home, owing ~ IN Assrious illness OF heI
husband. Bte Immediately started
home, bat Of course before she reached
there, her husband was dead.
DR. Bloch som, OF this city, was sun
. moned, but deemed II unnecea0ary h
attend AZ the man was dead.
Tbs deceased was about 80 years o
age, and leaves O wife and seven chill
dren, ave boys Ar d two girls, OF whom
one son and daughter are married.
The coroner was bottled and wen
out, and Rit,r hearing the atAtement 0
: the family sAve Certificate OF dealt
J from heart diseaRe. The deceased va
very highly respected BY oil who knee
i him. Previous 70 March 2obh last b
% was . trucker on GAEAohe's Lane.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

Sunday joseph X. Adams vislted
his family and friends who are en-
camped 81 "Oamp Adams," near Brin'
toms bTl1Rs, on the Brandy yine. In
order TO divert some Of the honFs he
ENGAGED ashiuR. He received plenty
of nibbles but no fish, until nnAlly he
hAa wandered mp the hiAtorio stream
Within Q short distance OF Birmingham
Park, when he espied = spot 10 the
stream where he thought there we're
plenty OF Ash.
he cast his line, the hook Of which
contained . tempting bait, cast u Into
the limped stream and silently awaited
results. Suddenly bis line became taut,
aud be tuRasd away until Il reached
the TOP Of the stream, when bis Vision
behsld hae black bass dangling at the
end.
succeeded in booking, bat Alasi he wa
doomed TO disappointment. lmme'
dlAtely over his head was sturdy tres
the limbs Of which extend d over thI
stream. FluIhsd with supposed suo
cess and eager 70 capture his pri1s, b.
raised his rod too high and the linz
caught 10 the Limits OF the tree. TIT
line Was loossned, ard the bass tAhinl
advantage OF II, wriagled from The hool
and returned 70 ttS native element Eol
q time the air in the vicinity Oontaine'
an odoF thu. nmslled very much lik
sulphur.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

NEW YORK, Avg. ia breach OF
promise suit for SIC, 900 Ia the pleasant
prosuect before Charles DullOn, the son
n ! wealthy farmer Of Stony Brook, l..
L Miss Annie Dalton, cook, who was
formerly employed by Farmer Du, lon'
says that young Dullon proposed mar Ho
rIsge TO her and was accepted. July ~
Last was the day set for the ceremony ana
when il came all was merry In Farmer
DnIionis house, The Rev. DR.. Littel, OF
setsuket, was to have performed the
ceremony, but was two hours late
In the meantime, Charles, who was &C
customed to going to bed about as soon
s,s the birds sought their nests grew
Iirowsy and was fast asleep when the
mInister arrived. He could not be
aroused and the minister went away
After that Dullon was not IS loving u
Miss Dalton and did not care to heal
reference TO the subject OF mAtrimony
Accordingly she has brought suit In th'
supreme Court OF Kings County iOl
breach OF promise.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

OAPR CHARLBs, Va, AUG. " LEI
aeTgeAut 8 ). Evans was shot Ano
kilied IN this city Friday 81 . Z. M oy
can't. James L. Sterling, win roar
otheru, Vas ordsrtd to assist nefeeAn.
Bullman in AIrssting . man nance
John spariov, who vas attempting %
male his escape, having just been tIloo
nv the mayor for larceny aud cOmm
I'd 70 fall 70 await the action OF tne
grand Jury. RvAns intetfersd Ana ttieo
% STOP the capture Of the prisoner,
WheFeupOn Startling refused 70 let MIN
10. telling Evans that he had no riRnt 20
intsrtsre with the law. EvAns lnen
curSed Sterling, and hot words ensueo'
reSultinR In shooting Of L 'Ans BY sleri-
ing. The ball passed through Evan
liver, killing him Instantly. sternne
Al onos surrendered himself TO the
Authorities, and WAs placed under a.
resi-. Tho coroner's inquest was helo
over the remAins Of RvAIs Saturday
moruipR, aud the following verdict
rendered by the Jury: THAT the sAio
deceased came ID hts death by pa
shot from q plat d In the tands OF > amel
II. sterlinR. Both OF the men were
orieinAlly from Crisfsld, Md.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

Over ere hundred sporting men, some
Of them with pugiliAiii regulations,
played hIde-And seek with the pohoe
In gray dawn yesterday morning, and
At last brought mp 10 dancing pavilion
in Yonkers. 10 this paviIOn -
sT,oted 4 twenty foot ring for the
accom- nod alton Of George LIE BlAnohe,
better known a. 1.-THE Marine" and
IJAck Varlsy, who ''ls English, you
know" Tho result OF the meeting Ma
three desperate rounds. The Marine, "
Who vas seconded by Jack" fAllon
and Frank Moran, was bat slightly
hurt, bat VArlsy, Who wAs seconded oy
Charlie Norton and Jim DAcyi ~ ~
BADLY punished, his facl being pufied
AID much dItcolored and cat. After
/ the HRht, which was for purse OF tSco,
the entire party boarded the taeboAt &
Meyers. The two men were arrested
and released on giving $500 ball
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

At dance given by NorwegiauS at
Prairie Centre, Illin0is, on Thurtday
night, where most Of the party were
DRUM, two young men got Into . hght
over Q partner for dance and one Of
them was stabbed. The men present
took sides, and revolvers aud KIN iyea were
used freely. Eight are repo ted either
shot or stabbed, four dangerously.
The commercial travellers Of Indiana
and Illinois paid their respects 70 General
Harrison on Saturday Congressman
Rowell was theirrpokesmau In address
ing bis visitors General Harrison briefly
referred 10 the tariff. This was the Gen
erals last reception at Indianapolis for
two weeks or m re, as he goes today to
Middleton leland.
As party Of pic nicers were returning
from Lake Forrest TO Chicago, on Friday
evening, = quarrel occurred, In which two
men, named Duggan and Moran, we Q
stabbed, the former fatally. The stabbing
IL said 10 have been done by Michael
Mines, who has DISAPPEARED.
Frank Lirneburg shot himself and his
wife At their home In Vernon, Missouri
on Saturday. Both are fatally wounded.
LinneburR wanted his wife TO deed back
properly klNSu 10 nSE ~ tht NiiAo Va Aoa
marriage, when she refused 10 do 20.
She was his second wife.
Notice has been posted In the Penn
Rolling Mi l at Lancaster, Pa that the
hnishlng department will continue opera
lions the pudding department alone sus
pending This viii continue $50 men IN
employment.
John TAbb, IS years old, inttrfered IL
a quarrel between a man named brennan
and his wife, near Clifton, Missouri, a Re :
days ago. brennan shot and killed Tsbl
and then fed. A sheTtf's posse mas no
been able TO and him yet.
The Chicago snd Atlantic Railroad vii
IRiye notice to-day of the adoption of
rate on provisions from Chicago to heV
York on basis Of 80 .ents per 100 pounds
! 70 take effect September LIST.
/ Edward Call and Sadie FAhey Wer
ldro sned in the Allegheny river at Pitti
Iburg, on Saturday evening. Call, VII
lwho was drunk jumped into the waite
J., and upset skih in which the girl wa
J sitting.
! Ex-secretAry Robert Lincoln and Ig
:. Inatius Donnelly were passengers on th
i Cunard steamer AurAnia, which arr I've
!. at New York yesterday.
! Frank Waltz aud August Blettner ha
! "a ight with knives, in Pittsburg on ga
urday night. Blettner was fatally inJuI
u led.
* Robert Garrett was reported last ever
ling.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
FOURTH EDITION
Elata.


Miss Maggie Macdonald, of Lonytersi
10 visiting friends At Rockford Del
The Amerieus, JI., defeated the Rest
less By . SCORE OF - 10 20.
Yesterday vas . great day for the
livery men.
The Ledger estimates 5000 persons ct |
BrandyWins Summit Camp yesterday.
Presiding IL geneiA ally kept MP in the
churches, although It IL August.
Robert BbutIlsEworth and wife, OF
Rock ford, Del, have gone to Atlantic
City.
Oh, 10 only had her complexion.
Why, 10 10 easily obtained. Use Poz-
noni's Compiler ion Powder.
Miss Mabel Thatcher, Of this city,
who has bean Visiting friends In Nor.
folk, Va, returned home on Saturday.
william T. 6loss, OF PhilAdelphia,
was In our city yesterday taking In the
sights.
Richard Forrest and wife, Of Rock
ford, DEL, viii visit friends In Brook.
lyp, N. T., for ten days.
Richard Smith, of PhilAdelphiS, VAS
10 our city yesterday, and II 10 said
lpOlished od several "barrels "
I EEoursionlsM are numerous in ell
tdlreelions. Our BEAndywine Park IL
growing more attractive TO PhilAdsl'
phiAnS every year.
Mrs. Wm. WAtmouth, with hel
ldAu Rb ter Sadie, and MisI Anna Hooven
are spending . week ct Atlantic City
M.
Hockessin Select School will 70 open
In ODD Fellows Hall on the 30 Of Sep.
tember with Mas CLARA T. HouRh q
teacher.
Mr.. aud Mrs. A. W. Burrows and
Mrs., Joseph Kern left this morning Y
spend two weeks ut Atlantic C4ty and
Asbury Park.
Miss Moliie Montgomery, Of this city
left this morning for Augustine Pier
! where she intends 70 spend her yaca
, Iion.
j.. Joseph B. Valentine, ~ has bean bill
{. custom for many year., IL ranntrg th
= barber shop ct Brandy wine Sunni
. Camp Meeting.
; The Sunday schools OF the Lowe
BrApdywipe Presby terrain church, Nj
Cuba and Fairvilie, Pa, will have
picnic NJ BrAndywine Springs on Wed
q nesdAy, the a2d inst.
+ Mr.. william Seeds L. slowly i'm
!, lprovinR, and was able yesterday 70 81
up for awhile In bed. This will be goo
news for his many friends to hear Abou
him.
a The Christian Mission Sabbath Acho
n will make an excursion to renneRrov
I. ION the JuhiAtA on TaufsdAy, the %
inst, leaving kirR street wharf 81 s q
II m. and 2 p. M. Tickets, 25 cents 70
n adults children, 10 cents.
In the prescription department {
Is Belts drug store, every detail reosivt
. the most careful attention. The quAlit
d Of drugs and such preparations rs ente
d into the composition OF . pTescTipHo
! must be Just right and always fresl
1il 2 james Belt, Sixth and MATke
J. streets.
John P. DonAhos IL . candidate Z.
the nomination OF the Dem ocrAtic par,
for State SenNtor, and the contest b.
g tween him and VIM. H. Quinn an
re Daniel W. Mullin is becoming quite ii
tsreBtinR. II IL should prove n XII
- kenny" affair perhaps = RspublcA
X may clip in.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
nnl Your l,r,nslnE water.

NIX. ERrroR,-This we'll known and
extremely simple precAution, II general =
lv observed, would be followed by an
Immediate decrease In the number OF
cases of typhoid, dysentery, and simi ar
a iseAses.
Visitors at my home, In Germantown,
exclaim: what delicious water 80
pure and sparkling Where does It come
'front.'
It ordinary city water boiled a. d
then passed through a allure In this
way all offensive gases are driven on,
all germs killed, aHd the water becomes
aersted by p rcolstinR through the hitter
and dropping into aporcelain receptacle
Q.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
DIED,

LEMON the 18th inst. after a lIngsr
ing illness, OF consumption, David james
Graham, son OF David and tho late sarah
Jane Lemon, IL the s7th year Of MS age.
The friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the reel.
denos OF his father, 22o West Fourth street,
on Monday, tho 2oth Inst, at O'Clock ,. N ,
to proceed 70 ureoahill Oamotory for Inter
ment.
Nv hom the Lord loveth he ehAsteneth,
and soourgeth ovsry son whom he receivoth."
BROWN on the 18th inst. Nancy, cid,
ow Of the lato Dr J. A. Brown, IN her 7Tth
year.
friends are invited to attend her funeral
from the rosilsn OF her son, A. W. Brown
No. 100 Jackson street, on monday, the got
inst, At o'elook.
uRRIs-Su tdenly, on the 10Th iustAn'
Samuel Il. ButrH, aRod 90 years, / mon,t
and z days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited 70 attend tho funeral from his late
residence, BrRndywlne Hundred, on 1huTs.
day afternoon, TO meet at the house at
O'Clock. lntorment at RiyerYlew Cemetery
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
THIRD EDITION.
IVn,nD.tl BY a WonAh.

CuSEvILLE, Tex, August IA
lively scene was enacted few oAy gnd SsO
in ATdmore, small town in the Indian an
Teirit ~. B. F. Mills an employs &C.,. ~ sne
santa Fe. had been circulating siander,
ona norris about Nrs. Henry Westoi
%bose husband keeps the railroad
SoS,ding house at that place. Upon
Wes.oi learning the vile reports that
Hilis was circulating about his VILE ne
armed himself with shot gun, anu az
and hi, vile. with large whip proceeded
20 Iosk up Mills, whom they soon Iouna
Spsa crowd of about thirty men. Weston
drew lis gun upon Mills and made him
StsnS md take an unmerciful whipping
from the wife, she wearing the whip out
over Iii, face ard body, lacerating tne ,li
IN a horrible manner The man SesnoW,,
Iede "a he had willully lied and begged
hIs rupishers most piteously TO spare bis
life. which was done, with the admcnl
tion tLat be never SANDER another lazy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
Arrival Of Bloyols Ohnmplons.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The American
bIcyole team who have been 90 success
ful in Eurcpe, together With jules Du
bois. OF Paris, the French champion and
y. W. Allard and Jack Lses, the Fog.
lISh cycle champions, arrived in New
York yesterday on the Cunard steamer
AuTAniA To newspaper representatives
the o. olists said they were enrGuts for
BuffAlo 10 tsbe part 10 the ave days In
Sensational touInAm,nt which COM
meDoes there on September =, and will
also compete ct all tournaments given
IN other places.
The American portion OF the cyclists
have been abroad Just one year and .
half and have won Over two hundred
irst prizes In competition, They had
several light racing bicycles and trioy
Giles with them and look In the pink oil
condition, having just won the cham
pionsblp In England before sailing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

ELKroN, Nd, Aug. 19-MFs. Mary
E. n. Finley died OF an early hour yes'
teTday morning ct the home OF her son,
Charles B. Finley, cashier Of The Elk
ton National Bank. shs was 80 years
old. Mrs. Finley was . native Of PhilA-
deiphia, being the daughter OF DR..
Sam uel Moore, for . number Of yeare
director of the United States mint o.
that city, and granddaughter Of DR..
Robert Patterson, . pToninent PhilA
delphiAn in his day. Her husband, who
has been dead many years, was d..
james B. Finley. Her husband
father served In both the revolutionary
war and war Of 1912, being an offioeT in
the latter, ~ WAS also bis aon james.
DR.. james Flnlsy's Unols John was q
distinguished soldier Of the revolution
and one Of the hTRt men 10 visit Ken
lucky when It was q wilderness. Rev
DR.. Samuel Finley, the second presi
dent OF Princeton College, gas th'
grand uncle Of Mrs. Finley's husband,
as was also Rev. James Finley.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

osrKA, Aug. 19.-Dr W. =. Simmons,
eImember OF the Legislature, and wealthy
merchants, was shot yesterday morning
in his store, 10 miles from here. DR..
SImmopsto took very decided stand against
the practice Of Regulating" In his neigh.
borhood, and thus incurred the enmlty OF
several persons in that section. Hinson
and some Of his friends came TO DR.. Sim.
mops's store, After few words Hinsor
drew his pittol and shot DR.. slmmons
twice. The wounds are pronounced fatal
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20
FIFTH EDIHNA,


M aHue
place on Saturday sv,DlN, nv !. V ,s ioot
~ I'VE, o. Sixth nd VAIN, u ,t NJ, ,l'i =
tween two eo.ci,d men, II ' 'aSSn, v
ored man, WhOt,,pSI NM, 4, .',u, OOl.
se!ls orAbs VA loco,sS \, 'I .N., "a
oolored man Of having ei,cS ~ ,saG.hsi
aginR reports In ro,Aid IA ~. .. a.I'
and he SOugh, him cot 10 ' M ' ~U,ssi
ton or . reiulsllou Of H.. , asl
made. The crab dsSls, Spa. ua1'l !,
man, who WAs Aoou, M, ~. ~
out Of his plsos, and on M, ~, o's
out. " pu ha
ofhcer UpiyEe pa, 10 An ,DD,,,....
about this time and zen, n. b. s0,,,ls
seeker Of gore 10 hIS homs. nv W.
oars stayed around 10 thai vI,lri,, \.
remainder Of the eVeninp, ma ~ y. y
sequence no further tl&.uIllT NV, y,
red. N"" V''u
Some say The Oolorsd man A,.Y
have been arrested, bu, no doun 4,
ofhcor thought better, N .uy NM, y,
more trouble wac experienced 4. NJ,
day evening 30 N 1ch for h, yI, M,
OF the police.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

NEWARK, N. ], Aug. 10 u hn Ray.
a we'll. do file manufacturer, committed
suicide here last night after quarrel
with his three days bride. A month ago
Rays first wife got divorce from him,
and he has since lived in great style with
a young and pretty woman named SAd!e
Sheridan at 55H Baldwin street On
Wednesday night they were married 10
Elizabeth Last night the WomaR asked
aim 10 refrain from drinking beer In a
saloon. He became angry, dashed the
glass to the floor and they left the place
quArreling
At their home the quarrel was con
continued. Ray smashed the furniture
killed his wife's pet canary, and SELF ing q
revolver fred two shots Of himself One
entered his head and one his neck, The
latter wound proving fatal. Ray was As
years old and a prominent business man
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-20

DpARDIHg-TWo YOUNG LADIES
ID can be accommodated IL private
boarding house by applying soon. some
refarsuoe req lired. Address Elmer, this
offics. a2lt