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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

BosToN, Aug. 2S.-Tha Investigation
into the alleged violations Of labor and
immigration laws was resumed by the
committee this morning. James Dandy
of Lawrence, testified that he WAS an
EnglishmAn and WAS induced to come -
America by an ADVERT, ement signed II.
@. johnson. He wrote 10 johnson, who
offered Dandy and his ave children pas
sage TO America, promising him large
wages here He Was TO be employed at
GrAniteVllle, Mass, by Abbott 4 Co.
johnson was an agent for Prince Smith
4 Co. and John b. Bodies & Bro tho
were the men really violating the laws
Tbs witness thought there were thirty
Ave people in the party which sailed for
America, all procured by johnson. When
he arrived at Boston the witness was ex-
amined BY doctor, but no officer asked
him II he came under contract. The
party were taken 10 the CunArd office,
where they were asked to sign a docu-
ment, whose nature the witness did not
know. Witness signed It and then went
TO Forge Village. whero be worked niteen
months.
Abbott s. Co. did not keep their agree.
ment and witness left. Witness was not
paid as much As was promised by John
600. In the belief Of the witness Abbott
q Co. had been systematically importing
Its labor. Seveu-eights OF the pOpulG-
ton OF Forge Village is imported labor
and the tenemeAts in which the employe o. &
are forced 10 live are not habitable John.
o told witness he wanted Englifh help
bee ause OF labor troubles In this country
and be thought EDglish familits would
settle down and be quiet. Abbott & Co.,
witness thought, pay lower wages than
any other manufacturers In tue State.
WI ness is now earning O. day as q wool
soTter. He thought " ages were better
here than in Eng and, but liyi was
higher.
George Foster, a blacksmith, came "a
this country with Dandy and gave simL
lar testimony.
The committee closed its investigation
this afternoon 10 hurry back to Washing
ton TO help make up a quorum in the
House. The result OF the hearings be {
Is best told 10 the hurried summary River
by Chairman Ford. "The result Of oul
work thus far has been" satd he, "thA)
VIC have found gross and Wholesale
VI Jlatlon OF the contract labor law. We
have found that tYis exists to an enor
nous extent aud we are unanimouslJ
convinced that something must be don,
u remedy this evil. The evidence tAkeI
by the commi tee In Boston shows thag IL
all The industries throughout New Eng
land almost no American workmen az,
left. In the fishing industry they ar,
nearly gore. From the testimony sub
nitted here should judge that the laV
IN relation to prohibiting contract Iabo
has been eYaded continually. We shall
probably make q preliminary report Whel
we get back to Washington"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Simeon W. King, who was one sf
the 40 delegates from Chicago, 70 re-
ceive Hon. James @. Blaine, on his ar
rival 81 New York, IL now visiting
friends in this city. thirty years ago
bis parents residing near The kiainR Bnn
Cecil County, Nd, he attended the
school OF the late Olarkson Taylor, In
our city, aud on graduating be weR. to
ChicsRo, where be studied law and Af.
tcrWsr1s engaged In the practice Of his
profession. The population Of OhiclRo
at that time wss 20, 0t0, and ct the pres
ent time It lie 900, 600. Mr.. X, beipR
an earnest Republican was appointed By
President Lincoln q 8. OommissiOneT,
and be still holds that position.
10 1884, he devoted some weeks 70 I'D.
vOcAtiDg the election OF Blaine, and
now he proposes TO labor rs earnestly
for the election OF Harrison. He viii
speak In Ohio and West VirsiRIA, a
vel as in Illinois, and the msjoritY In
the last named state he puts down Al
90 600, and holds that in Ohio It viii
greatly exceed that number, while Wesi
ViIstnia, may be carried BY the Re-
publicAnE.
From his conferences with Ieadin;
men be 10 sAnRuins OF O Republican
victory In New York, and fully believes
that Harrison will have . very decided
majority OF the electoral voter; his oWI
sEAte (tndiAna) no longer being rsck
oasd % doabtfuL Mr.. X. will PASS I
lev Gays among friends mes the Risinl
Ban. Oscil County, Md, after which ht
will proceed 70 Illinois and prepare tol
tbs work of the campaign.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
IIIRLI

sN EENET I'm the 9TH inst, Bridget
Sweeney, vito OlJohB SHosnfy, Egsd az
yeHrs.
Relaiives ard friends are respectfully In
wed % attend tie fuobTRl from tho rasi
dtLce OF her husband, 100 Madison stroet,
on Neinesiay afternoon at O'Clock
services II ST. Peters Church Intefment
at tue tli Cathedral Cemetery
BROWN the 7sth lett, susan Brown,
IL the SIth year Of her sge,
Relatives and friends are respectfully ia =
vite TO attend her funeral from her late
IesidenVe. GO West filth gtreat, on d Ii
cay the so b Inst TO most at the house at 4
p. IN. Intsrmont at F lends Uemetery,
You tn AMI " ost streets.
ID co iLLOuuH.-foll asleep on AusuEt
s3:h, S8. VIM. Burnside McUolough,
aged ~ years.
Funeral from his fathers resIt eco, W, Il,
MoOollCu n, 1874 wet Trent etrtet, on
friday at 2 o'clock p. m. Friends are ia
Vited without iOrtLer nltice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Nrw YORK, Aug. 2S.-The bullish
tendency still prevails in the Produce
Exchange. Wheat speculation rs very
active and excited to-day Heavy buy
ing was done in December wLCRs. The
cause lie assigned solely to early cables OF
very bad weather and bad crop news
from Europe, coupled with higher mar.
ktts there December opened at 1919
70 lOSj 4 almost. at the came time, and
Afterward rose to 1914. someWhat of a
reaction set 10 later, caused by freer sell
ing orders and easier European cables.
The close was at 1887 two GEMS higher
than on the preceding day. May opened
at III and sold up to 1919 and closed al
lC7, against 1O4% on Monday. Spot bust
ness was very modei ate on account Of the
advance.
Corn WAS also active and advanced
from q 70 ~ higher than Monday, clos
ing u Of from the highest. No. Au
gust oats alec advanced sharply on con
tract needs and closed at 500 cents, AZ
points higher than Mondays closing
quotations. Provisions we're BtGuger
and, n option, lard advanced 10 to II
| points,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
UIsvsland's big Uheok.

WAsHIEGToN, Aug. q. - President
Cleyeland's fat $4,000 contribution to
the Nati.nAl Democratic campaign fund
oceAsi ms a good deal OF pleasantly
among Republicans here to night. Ten
thousand dollars, they say, lie a consider
alb e sum for presidential candidate to
hand In, and must Indicate much anxiety
about the result, especially In the Empire
State. Thy wonder, too, why he shou Id
set this generous example, or even con-
slider It necessary to contribute \ sum,
greater perh ps than the combined con
'ributious Of all his Republican prede.
eesso's since Jimmy Buchanan's tune, II
bis Ashy thunderbOlt is to prove so eHec-
tive In proselytozing Irish Republicans IN
New York State. On the other hand,
Democrats say Cleveland il waxing up,
and begins realize the exigency Of the
political condition, particularly ia his
home state.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
THIRD EDITION.
More YsnOw Rsvsr.

JACKSONVILLE, Aug. 2s.-The yellow
fever report to-day shows twenty one
new cases Tor the ~ enty four hcurs end
ing at clock, being well distributed in
1he city aud saburba. There were two
Ileaths. 'fLomas II. CLARKE, at St Luke's
Hospital, and Tom MArshRll, at Sand
Huls About ten patients were dlscharg-
ed 10 dsy. it is learned that a Sister Of
Mercy, Of St Joseph, Rosa DINA, died
at st. / ufe's tonight since the official
report was issued.
A committee from the CitiEsps' SAM.
aAry Asse ciaiicn met representatives OF
The eouth FLORIDA county boards ofheAlth
to-day at Orange Park. The result was
Ehat certain freight Win be allowed 10 go
ont OF the city under reAsot able Iestric-
tions. The opsniDg Of the route North
permitted many 70 leave the city who
had remained IN hope that the epidemic
would be stayed. hAAy ere leaving for
st. Mary's refuge camp on the Cover
ment train daily, and ofaciAls and cith
ztns have made up thsir minds TO con
trout the tituation and Wy to keep the
fever in check and relieve the suft ring
until frostappsarP, which Is hardly look
ed for under Etxty dayu.
No q neral call has Jet been made for
aid, but 1t vii doubtaess have to come
soon Nearly all the applicants for aid are
coloIed people. The no p'tA now are
IN gcod working co.. dtion and well ailed
with patients.
A despatch from the City Ct Mexico
eayg ma comm ualcation has been Ie-
established between Brownsville and
Matamoras 9he qanNntine Is still in
free, sllhOugh strenwoul Efforts are be.
ing made TO have It Eaised, as there are
no cases OF yellow GeTet on the river.
Thomas Moran, . suspected iugtt We
from jacksonville, was arrested In
Cbarltst n, South Cnolinn, yesterday
aud placed in ausraa.tApe at the LsEarettO
in the hArbor. This makes i've suspects
now there,
The steamship CAstella was yesterday
dsni pei mission to step at Charleston,
eou,h carolina. She will probably go TO
SavannSh,
Scarlet fever has broken out at South
Fork PennsylAARla mountain resort,
and the ummer visitors are leaving the
place By every train Six children were
reported sick with the diteBse yesterday,
but no dea he have occurred.
RIroKTLD IPIDEMIC IN MICHIGAN.
CBEBoYoAN, Mich. Aug. 2s.-It 30 re-
ported here that cholera is IA, ing In
Presque Isle G, unity, and the people are
dying Ike shtep with no doctors in the
immed ate vicinity Nine PERSONS Died
In one day. While tie report may be eI-
AgRerated, It Il hnown lhat short time
ago people were suffering with bowel
trouble Oaieials OF that county will IN.
TcstiRate the mAttT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

GRANTED VsMAN WITH Sl,BtC
w 'aBh to take y interest in msnuiae
turing hardwood, nssr city, Dan double In
vfRmsHt In one year. address Lumber
this ottca. Rtg So
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Tae weekly rife shoo.ina- ra.A.A 49,.
place 81 HeAldmooF rife range yeStSS.
DAY AfssTnoon, 10 having been posipopsd
rom last Monday on aecount Of tss
WeatheT. The following SCORES vera
get: '~i'
Rest Match. 200 Yaras-H slpp.oD
20. 81 q. d. Aisslmer, 70, 81, III
Doane, Tsi @. W Howard, 90
on hand. 200 YArda-H. Simpson. bb,
y Faller (mil }, "a; G. w, Howard,
ozi u ID, MisslmeT, 48; Il. EotteF, "a
Military Match, 200 Yards, Creed.
moor TarRet-LleutenAnt Fuller, so
PriVAts Doane, $751; Colonel Wood, 81
Private @. Carlisle, 50.
Al 100 Yafda-W. Fuller (mil.) 40
q D. hissimsT (mil.), IS; D. hsbridt
second MAtok-H. Simpson, rs; r.
ID. Missimer (mil J., ~; u. PulIel
(mn. 65i ID. Mcbride, 90.
Third MAtok-H. Simpson, 70; u
Fnller (mll }, II; H. d. Misaimel
(ml }, IS; d Mcbride, u.
Fourth Maieh-H. Simpson, 70; O
Schmidt, 76i o Fuller (mil. J, as; d
Mcbride, Go; II. d. kissimsF, IS.
The event OF the season will be thu
BeginnerS Badge Match" which vii
take place next Monday afternoon q
healdmoor range. II will be open onlj
to tboie who have had bat little or z,
exPerienoe in rife practice, 90 that eaoI
viii stand upon an equal footing. Til,
match Will be shot at 100 yards, tsI
shols for each man, aud the one maxim
the highett aoofe will hold the bada
for the next month. The monthly mill
tary match will also be shot o. ID
rArgs next Monday, and - the VII
mineton R'fe Club talk OF having Ihei
monthly A'oh the prospects, arc that
will be big day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
ON "WEDNESDAY.
The 18TH DAY OF SEPT, 1882,
The following described real estate. Wis;
ct 10 O'Clock a. M,

The following described real estate, Wis;
All that tract flARd and marsh situate in
st. Georges hundred aud partly In Red Lien
hundred New Castle county and State OF
to wit:
Beginning at a stake on the westerly side OF
the public road leading Delaware city q
corner fOI land OF Nilllam lteyb Did and run.
ming thence by tie said road south 67A degrees
west "a cha ms s. links to corner for land OF
Samuel and James T. Carpenter thence by
said land north 81 degrees west 30 chains ~
lin1s To ditch thence BY said di' north ~
west chAlnt o. links south 20 degrees wet ]
chains 26 links north 81 degrees west chains
II links orth rs degrees east chains SO INKS
north IN degrees west chains 80 links north
lOA degrees west chains "a links north ssA
degrees est chains JIG links to The centre Of
an old creek, the ce by said creek noIth 10 ia
df Rrees west chains ~ links north 8is De
Rrecs west chains ~ links to a corner for
aud James 7. Carpenter aud land Of William
Bennett, thence with tatd Beunetts lHnh
north "a degrees east CHI aims 60 links 70 the
centre ola canal q corner for land late o.
said last mentioned land north GS'2 degree
east ~ email Sc liuka n nth 81 degrees CAST .
chains 10 the centre OF the old creek anu
through for a GOTne" OF marsh OF james Henry
cOur es of the Fald creek and the line 81 my
said hGybold's land to point In the centre o.
the creek where line running from me w
land interserts SKID Crepk, thence south 90
degrees, east IS chains to the place Of begin
ming, containing 40 acres and 3 20 Of an heF'
erected,
seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty Of John LonEland and Ann his VIII
mortgagors, andI mas LonEiand' l. l. Ia"
GILES JAMESON, sheriff.
sherih's once, wilmington, August 20 ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
Here To-Dsy-0oss ro-MorrOu.

Sarah X. Brown, aged 81 years, oil
dysentery. Intsrment At PEiends'
burial ground.
wm. Mccartney, aged 20 years, oil
oerebro meningitis. ,Intermen1 ~ New
Cathedral.
Maggie Stewart Teas, aged Q months
Of cholera. InleTment In Christians
Hundred
Bessie, infant daughter OF Martin and
Mary Keptop, aged months, Of mASas
mus, Interment 81 RivsfVltW GENE
terry.
REcbEel j. Russell, aged ~ years. oil
general debility. IntsIment At River
view cemetery.
william, ton Of WIN. and LenA Ne
OullouRb, aged 20 years, Of BriRbts
disease. InIerment a. Nj. 5Alem burial
grounds.
Louis Bartholomew, aged IS years,
killed on railroad. InteTment ~ New
Cathedral cemetery.
Walter, infant son Of eArretson and
Celia Scott, aged year, Of commissions.
Interment 1T Et. Peter's burial ground.
Charles, son OF William and Mamie
Gardiner, aged Q years and six months,
OF heart disease. InteTmeut ~ Nj.
Salem burial grounds.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
n.rlrniian 70 NRnrh.

A workman engaged At work at the
MAFShAllton mills told reporter OF tbs
REPUBLICAN that he walked over So
miles lass week 70 and from bis work,
doing q full days work from O'Clock
in the morning until Q O'Clock in the
evening. He resides Gt Bilverbrooh
and although we'll up In year,, Gays the
valk deesn'I bother him in the leas'.
.On being asked By the reporter
II he didn't feel tired IN the morn
ing aLer bis Ave mile tramp to work,
replied not . bit In the least
1 feel As fTesh ~ . young man and can
do . good days work besides. He thinks
walking q healthy exercise, and Il will
cure the vOIst case oil dyapeptiA or loW
spirits. Young man, go thou and dc
Likewise.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Tho Hebrew New Year begins ut sun.
se' en- September O. The date o. The
year is 56i9. The celebration exaude
until the following sanset Among many
lhe Hebrews, and for two and even
shree dsys among the more orthodox
This habit OF AtWo and a thrrs.dAv
oeleora Ion bad Its Crigln from the an
cient tlmes, wheu hres vera built upop
the mountains 10 notify ihs scattered
people that the holiday had SrrIyed.
FOR Tear tome would not discover the
nre the hrbt day, It was kept burning
for several days. which has led 10 boli
day obsetvance for that length of time,
The celebration OF the new year, or
"Rath HAshoDa," as It 10 called in
Hew brew, 10 observed with fAitlnR and
In devotional eI6Ieisea. 6ome Of the
oTtf ocox Hebrews fast eniirely, many
eat Int sfGrlnRly, but the cultured and
Tel.-resd Israelite merely Observes ous
dag as holiday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

The following cases were disposed o.
tits morning by Judge Turner George
Carter, a coloIed boy, charged with va
graney, was committed to the Ferris Re
form school.
Theodore N. Gray and Charles Henley
both colored, were charged with carrying
a concealed deadly weapon, but as the
charge was not sustained by the evidence,
they were dischs -ged.
Alexander scIibncr, Robert Levi and
william Hsmlllsn, all colored, were
charged with the larceny Of three picks
from the B & .. Railroad Company, and
Levi and Hamilton we're held In 500 bail
TO answer at court, while Scribner was
held in 800 bail as witness.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
The Board or Health

The regular meeting Of the Board oil
Health WAS held last evening, but
nothing outside OF routine business vAs
transacted, The following oommuDi-
c-tlOn Was referred to the executive
officer:
"WILHIEGToH, August "a, 1888.
GENTLEMEN: | earnestly call yodT
lm HediAte attention to the filthy oondl-
tion OF the sIrset at Front aud Rodney
streets, cEuIed by the breaking Of the
sewer lGtaly laid by Peter j, Ford, to
drain the fifth from his morocco factory
at 6ilvetbrOok AID Rlbo privy wells. II
This nuisance 10 not AbAted ct onoe
have 20 doubt all our ciuzsns will be
stricken down with dlEeRsa The stenoh
caused by the break Is vulnerable.
PHILIP PLURRHTT.b
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Mr.. H. G Plerson 10 moving out oil
the store In the Piunkett building
southwest corner Of Third and Market
streets, In order that 1t pHy DO occupied
by the Postal Telegraph Company. The
instruments have arrived and the room
will be Gt.ed up especially for the sc
conmodAtion Of the public. George II
Brown, formerly manager OF the b. &
o Company, will take charge and US,
his best Efforts to accommodate the
public.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

The To Eueys, OF WeEt Chester. Pa.
lave puIohAsed OF the FormAns estate
tao acres OF ground 81 the East Jub O.
ton OF the B. q o. RSilrcad, upon
hioh they will erect q large chop fol
tbs manufacture OF Whoels ard fslloes
This enterprise will be . big thing fol
hat vioibily and will afestly enhance
The property surrounding 1t. 1t isex
psottd Il At this Arm will employ from
tNenty to thirty hands the year round.
II Ia SHid several other rev GDterprisfl
will UOon be uLdGr way In this neigh
bOrhCOt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

SCRANTON, Pa, Aug. Is - Lizzie
Thompson and F snodgrass who eloped
from Lancaster yet terday, were caught IN
this city by an officer while waititR for a
train to BlnghamtOn, where they were 10
be married. Mis- Thompson, who ia
about 30 years old did ot want TO return
at first, but finally cor cluded TO 20 home.
saying that her parents would probably
not object to her lover when they knew
him better. The couple and the officer
went to Lancaster this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Among the gifts presented 10 the L n .
peror BIArcis JOeeph on tho occasion OF
bis 65lh birthday was are presentation
of dontl9 eagle composed Of $4,000
beetles, belons ing 10 numerous spscist
found Ia Austria Hungary, Bud ci..
playing ell mAurer Of huss. Beside the
EN- blem aFs the names of tho msu. bsra
OF the imperial family, printed ia chas
sotefs likewise composed Of beetles
rhe donor IL gardener, and 4, tool
him, with the assistance Of friends in
ell parts Of the empire, two years 10 col.
leot the insect; their arrangement 90.
cupied him for three quarters Of q year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
WAFER Gom.nls.Ionor..

the Water Commissioners met last
evening IN regular session, but It was =
very short one.
a petition was received from A. L,
Henderer, asking permission TO lay water
pipes On Cedar street, The matter was
referred TO the Chief Engineer.
The Registrar reported balance oil
t8l ,254.SS In bank.
The weekly pay roll of 1861, and the
monthly roll of 1924 81 were passed
after which the Board adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29
10. NM P.undtT y.

HtLLspALs, Mich NJ Az S.r.
wa !, dien, The fulI'I ,Ss I'd d
Detroit THURSDAY, ~, D no
Friday. That v ! :, :, M S,y III
&c., SIC , Coo is lo.d !, oy n D,'' SsiI
port pn"T,tio u BY 10 d, 1s XIV
careful preparation
made 10 leave H. -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

At meeting of the Republican Count,
Committee on saturday last it was de-
cided to give a candidate for the Senate
and one for the house to this city; also d
candidate fer the House 10 New Castle
White Clay Crees, ST. Georges, Black
bird, Rad Lion and Pencsder This leaves
Brandywine, NH Greek and AppoquinI
mink Hundreds without candidate. f.
was recommended that the several hun
dreds should make their nominations for
Representatives 10 the Legislature and
the Levy Court on the same day that they
felect delegates 10 tie State ConveDtio6
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Mics Hannah Alexander, whe has
been whiting friends In this city. has
returned TO her home at UnionVille,
Chester county.
Mrs Biuo1s and her three daughters,
Of this city, lave returned home from
Georgetown after = vacation OF two
weeks.
Passmore Martin aud via, Of thll
city, are whiting friends in Kenneth
MsI Florence Pussy, Of this city, Ii
Waiting the fhmiy OF e. T, 5wGyLe In
Kennt t. Eqdere, Pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Tie I6uBiuu Of the PenDsJlYsnia,
MAR lsLt PHd DsiS ware State Bsdi
cal Association at Birn inRhAm Park
tomorrow will be attended by
something HE . thousand doctors. All
persona holding inviistions on present
ing h ran 81 tho Ufios OF the W. &
N Railroad %. will receive lick cts at
o reduced rate. The occasion will be
OF Wor b Temeul bsriDR
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

A lew version OF Robert Louis Be
VenSon's weird novel, THE Strange
CGse VI Jtkyll and Hyus," will BE- pre-.
scented NJ the Opera HoussntKt Monday
evening by Doie Davidson md Rsmie
A uetin, supported By strong company.
This 10 one OF the most intensely inter.
eating plays ever Wri ter, and the
dramatic sbllitles Of Mr.. Davidson and
Aits Austin sTs so We known 10 thiL
city that there is no doubt but Il will be
presented In the very best manner, al
coLseQ uently draw crowded houses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

Tho Carpenters and Joiners' AssocIa-
u IN, No. 40. OF America, will give their
nIst annual excursion TO BrAudyWine
Springs tomorrow, and those who At
tsnd are assured of day OF pleasure,
me committee having the matter In
charge have left nothing undone 10 make
the affair grand SUCCESS. Music wlll
Oe furnished by Alberrs Orchestra,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

READING, Aug, 2S n
ley, residing Desr belo;l.
county, com nlIted iulcll.
The family were Aboai
when they called bin, NJ
reply, geAioh was msd' y
boty was found hanging
Mrs. WeIeity held M Ias
husband in her arms 1nA
arrived, but It WAS Too ny
Icy was a mIddle-aGsi 4
very popular smong ll' o.
cause is assigned for Il' -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-29

BRIEEDs: II you have any fencas
walls or lOts for bill boArdt, kindly &c
mem Der that / am IN the business anC
will do BY you better than the Amuse
ment monopoly. Each plAcs you Civ,
them will help TO make their word
good: we are going to run the town Ent
run jackson out. Bill beard sites Eoll
cited. Truly Yours,
GEoRGE W. JACKSON,
Bill Poster, No. lis W. 9Th 81