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Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

PELICAN RAPIDS. MINI March 1 -
A snow pillow on the Manitoba railroad
started to eleRr tho track at this place
ON Ftida7. John Smith, engineer,
Peter 9th, fireman, and EiohatI DE.
vlnoy, road muster, were on the entine
While backing snow they opened The
iurntce door to fire mp, but the stack
had become go allied with snow that the
hames burst ont OF the door nod set tbe
cab on fire. All jumped out. Orlh
and Smith we're fatally hurt, while De,
whey was slightly injured,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

vi
Rev. VIM. II Heulilcls,1 N
bis closing sermon Mt M
E. Church, At ElekllnI, d
N 1rnins, to u .srse oo,rs1
When no asaum,I the pGs,orrl
OF this church "a 1885, h bT
membsrs few In numbers lsl 4
gfeRatton weB 60 ana, tasl M
sons predicted TIA. 30 vuul nj
eeiVe q proper C,lnpta,a.s,
services--in other w1.js Is M
10 preach and pray N.hou, ~
ooatTibuta eOnelAirg o.. Il
pocket TO meet The cuf. 90, l,s
Tho result, however, LN 10
plete TtfutAliln o. sllh m
Under his psst1fslip .as ssss
soon began 10 i1C5 $50 ia s.nl
life was infused into tbs o4 ID
and Ut the frat proi;ard
several proitsssi o0nvt!s d
admitted on probation, " n
the fret year passed. hiHlj
promptly pail, 'Aa sliR \ r.
rAiBed and tho missionary llsa
met.
The experiences Of Ils Ezs
Was equally satlrt,olOy W
vance OF soms a. " BIZ n
proposed, aud roIgllhsssia
diCtlOpB that iha smoani Va
DO collected, Pesr'y i1les
was made mp ana pad OTaS
side the presentation Of se7tH .1'
OF value, eh0E!fg ln,fsiRd
among the people aud !rlei.l
that the church IS 10 bflGu
this time than NJ any i5fns
Ito history. Ito couiBl y
Newark Union viii be unisi &
Of one pastor, sni Il IL hgps! e
will continue 20 proper.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

The REPUBLICAN TO day received tho
letter which explainB Itself.
To the Press Of the City Of Wilmington /;
AT the annual session Of the SupIeme
b.dge, Shield OF Honor, held In viii.
mington on February 2Sth, 1858, o rlsina
vote OF thRnhs was rendered the Prens
for pubiishtng tae proceedings OF the
Supreme Body. Truly yours,
SYDNEY MAURICE, Supreme Master.
VIM. q. HRHRY, Supreme Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

On Wedntsday evening Bro,herton's
Little Temple Theatrs Opera Oonpanv
Will nppear at the Opera Bouee, and
present the new and charming opera
SIN the Swim" Th,n com.
pany 10 composed OF come Of the ben,
operate artists in the profession, and
tho new opera will be presented Win
tcsnery and Costumes, i
full End well'dTillOd chorus, aud . flEst,
class orchestra.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

This evening here vii VI
Demonstration IN the O9s1
honor OF tho ll0fh snalTsral
birth OF Robert EnmeA ~
announced as speakers afs =
A BorAn, Ct OIlO, ihs "
Emmet Monaghan, OF wei
Pa; Lieutenant Kifsin, OIL
Adjuiant Gortga! L T.
Dover, aud L!tnieEsa! ~
W. Marshall, OF Milford. !
State BAyArd, 5anaiOi' 0ig
bury, G3vs,GcT iil3is 80
Representative PeItllsA
have been Invited 20 DO
various Irish soois.les VI I
to the op9fa H1uss By ~ Z
OAYalty, and Co1pslJ J
try. Music vii, be iai9s.
First RsglncLs Bisd
and military will MY =
Market rirsets OF y
march 10 the 0pera Hl9s
demonstration tie vlsil9n
Der of invited glesii VIII
at the Clayton House
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
The Preaohera' meeting

At the preachers meeting this morn.
log In Asbury M. K. Church, tho Rev.
Adam Stenale read an instructive essay
on "sin in relation to the unregener.
ato." IL was discussed by ReVs. Kemp,
Liudale, Bowen, RieF, DIR Todd, Hnus,
ton and others, showing great deal Of
research and affordipg q largo amount
OF instruction.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

tsMEy, nearly, at Mr. Cyrus Stern VI
III Market street TG-osy, tomorrow
and WedueBday SIS 6nlts will 90 of
Lively for 80, and othe7 suits, psnis md
vests at like slanghte' In prices. Tn,
ea0bsSdly these three days afford the
last opportunity to get nav clothes DC
low p. private sale.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Mrs. X lzAbeth Moore, who wos in
the sofa lear OF her ags, died very 1ud.
denly this morning. at the residence Ct
her son, 6C6 LON bard strest. She cane
70 this country in 1879 frcm OouCt J
Kerry, ireland, where she was born.
Her memory wTs unlmpAited TO the
tiae OF her decor SO
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
ON SATURDAY,
TIE Gath DAY or MARCH, 1889,


At the oourt Houss,,n thu city OF whining
ton, tbs following describ 81 resi- ostAts. late
OF Avian Davis, de3sassd, to wit: All thai
certain lot OF land situate In tho city Of
Wilmington, bounded and described as fyl.
lohs: Bos inning on tho northerly aldo OF
fouI tn strsat, 10 the Contra Of an alley, two
ieet tlx Inches wide, aEd a. tho dlstanos o.
thstG'eight feot Dino inches from the Wos.
Very size o. hsTrtson strooi; thslc3 nerth
cry I'M ouAh the middle of laid alley bs.
LNeon thls and the adjoining houae on tba
oeat, and pa'ailtl with Harrison siroet
hino'y ieet 10 etaHo, there's westerly pa,
Allei with Y urth street eigltttn feet Liro
lnohoo 70 anoiher sake, lglancs southstiy
phrellel win hArrls)n sTest ninety feet 10
we nlOre9ald hortheily side OF Foarth
stteet and thence thereby sastorly eigsteon
iesL hipe Inches 70 the plsoa OF beginning,
20 u o9ntsnts Thereof what they may. haV.
~, ~ u oiieE house thereon ereotsd, beng NO
lsoS west Fourth street, an ,e 10 goid irso
and clear OF the NidoH'8 dover.
knoE1 ~
JAMES MURRAY. Adminiatrato-,
or by his !iofnsy.
HE.eod Is
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

DEAFNESS saosssiia,S sSd R 9. y ~
1I0En home. By one who IVES dsaf twenty
eight yeAfa. Treated By moss Of tho no
ted specialists without benoht. OuFed him,
Eelf In thee ,Aontha, and since then hun
drecB Of otnefs. Fun particulars sent on a.,
plioatlon. T. 3, PAGE, No. al west slst
st., New Hotk CIsz, ostle.tu,th ,sassms
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

2O6 market Street. above socsnd.
OF GREAT INTEREST TO
EVERYBODY.
Msrch secord we started two
weeks sale OF boots and shoes, to reduce
our large stock, aud make room for our
Spring goods We have very generously
"cut down prices" to customers that VIII
buy now. Don't leave IL too long or you
may Lc too lAio.
Ladies Pebble Foxed, warn lined lace,
now 80 cts
LadieO' Pebble Tipped TSrn lined lace;
now 50 cts
Ladies' Kid, warm lined Ice, now s.
cents
Extra bargains in all kinds Of season
able footwear for two weeks.
Lad!es'Psbble Button shose, noW 81 90.
- now Sl.26.
F." Fine Pebble" " nov Il -
/" Eid Button :" now s. Is
Cove Kid Top Button now q 50
Rousing reductions Ia al kinds oil
reasonable footwear for the next twol
weeks.
Misses' Peshie Button scaoo! Shoes,
now g5c.
Misses Petb,s e."
now q IS.
Misses Fine Pebble Button shoOa. now
Sl@5.
Nj ses' PeoR,e Spring Heel Button,
nowSi 90.
Mifses' Z" q
COW 81 20.
Misses Fine Kla spHng Heel Shoes.
ROW q 40
Prices such as are low Fixed upon them
haze never before been named or thought
Of n connection with the quality or iinlsh
FOR TWO WEEKS ONLY.
Big boys hook lace now oocss
-" button sasss nOwsi:5
Thee are worth eomirg tor long
ways, Ani worth getting after you get
here.
Just For Two Weeks.
Little boy's hook laee shoes, now 81 90
sizes 10, II, Ii,
little boys high cut hc0k lace, now
$1.25.
Little boys hi9h cut buttoa now 81 -.
slice, ] 1 TO :.
Cast is not considered in these ptices.
only making sure OF selling the goods OF
quickly aud saving ) GU enough IN ney to
make you br!mtul OF interest n what we
are doing.
Cant Promise Them After TRs Weeks.
CAildren's pebble spring heel. now sos,
4" Ria ~ noV 40.
siz 9, 4to7.
Ch!'dreI's pebble spring heel, row 10.
sizes, S TO l015
Chi.dTen's hid fprug heel, u1R 90c.
sizes, &c 1917.
These Pilces Fer Two Weeks.
Men's kid piow shoes, nov 81 -.
Mems brogGns, NOW tl,O0.
Mems aid Boucher hook lace, ROW
81 30
Meas coarse boots, now sl.f5.
- " q now {2.UO.
sizes 80, 10, II.
Boys cosrsl b. IS, now Sl.41.
sizes, 1 and >
Boys &C arse boots, now 81 81.
s!z,s, and >
Little boys, coarse boots, now El0O.
sizes, ~ and IS.
Not quite half price, but nearly 81. |
Plenty OF reduced price ladies' pebble |
and Kid button, at great saving 70 thoSe
wbo purchase now
Mems hook lace, now 81 80.
congress, now 81 80.
hook lace, now g. 30.
& 50.
Remember,yo privilege TO return and
have excl angei, you guess tho wrongl
size, or have your money returned II you
are not satisfied hat you hags secured a
bargain,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

"a HIughey, who was fined for
9HcEs last Saturday morning was
dA Ills morning. He WINS sen.
TO pay q fine OF 81 and costs this
being double the amount imposed
saturday,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

The Church Of Che Go,
crowded. bJlh morning - AZ =
aad 10 the evening Il vas .'', ~
fio Wing, many eC NM SS ,ss \
gs IN. Mr. TsllOfl, N
preae b. d 1t each sei'I; ~
ing bis sermon was 70 ,, WI
tians from the ttIa
Hol;;" 10 The a''Cia9oa 5
"Row to b. Saved" ~
especially 10 the I us
evening" be preached. ~
Christ" They were
sermouF, and ssvsiI. ~ ~
ing them to sccot, y I
ford sang . Manu-
sweetiy. There w
night OF 7 20 o'ciee' M
Washinatou stTe9,'
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
MONDAY, MAROH 10, Is33


~ ~ . ssScS T. Ia bhhrP,
T 20 head OF good horssB, ba7 mare :
years old. gentle and hind Ia harness d.
and good drIVori / s0rrGl mare, IaJsA
E57sssHsiYearg old, gentle aud KIND n mar.
!SNf}S ness and RtOt v0rsur o. driver. ?
An0 young ooWs, BCno az which WIN
eoLIe IN p'otit 6oOni three cheats, ono firm
Hhgon, market wagon, 1 family carfinge
top buggy. l mowl1F machine In uoof
order, corn fheiler, ErbiG ian, uloys mar
Iosf, CIVILIZATIONS, RosTs, shOyels, hots. f1rE ..
&c Timothy Ray ry the tor; gbou. acres
Of wheat In the groaLd.
RHAs An Gums ~ SO and under e All
all sums oysr tbEs amount credit Of III
m9btbs viii be given. on purchaser giving a
bar kRbie zoe with an approved endorse r,
or FER cont. oil i1r cash "a all credit s1ms,
WIN also sell at tho tPme time an pla.s
MS nico little farm Of 20 ReTss, irrIuiing &
acres OF woodland, 5rcras o. which are nics.
ly So In chestnut OF SUN 1ient growth 10 cut
20 advantage at tho present time no build.
ings cen 10. Of two story B.one house. con.
tanning roomc, with water in tbs Kitchen.
frame barn 2b by 80 feet, with wagon h5ugs
attecaeoi spring house and corn cribs. And
10 situated within one milo AZ Ashland sta
tion, Oh tho wilmington Il Norlhcrn X, X.
and Will be sold on tho 10 lowing Ierm;;
per cont. cash VIII N struck Of tho remain.
der OF one hail within tnIr,y days, or when
the deed 10 executed; the 0iaer half can re-
main on tho property by giving bond and
IN ortg age. JOHN LRsNNAN
W. A. HuKLL, Aucs. mb,T 10, is, io.gtE
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
PICTURES FROM 75s. 10 fa5o.oo.

pUBLlO SAG-.-Iur, SUBSUgIRrR
II Will sell at public sale on hts fam en-
tho rad leading ftom ire Keunet. PIKE TO
In Christians HuedreJ, on
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Free elesp'ns t'; y, a
charge OF cars p ,to, "a
Los Angeles, sis l9 I. |. M
aud ons day qal'51,J,l
sleeping car line. a. u y Iilll
can take advsl,ssS, s !,
leaves Delaware A"nl
mlngtou, 1l.i9 . , ~ a.. ii
M, waahlpeton . ! y nj
tbs trlp OF Feb .i y "A
perfec, tatIs'aciiopy " M
10 run one mlra. -, i% \ "A
tiop and rtsergAnlio 1so. y
II, q. Mllltr Ped y b
mipg.ea. Del o. y. ii
ger Z CANT, BalllGiO.iss,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Eok SALE-0OOD SIDE BAR BUGGY
A. cheap for cast Eiso Patent lee hive
Agply seventh and Maryland avenue or
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
ELL

John t Her SS
the oEes@oiIiyr
Mil Creek lhi, g,S
s a. pa u sais e.t@,1isssss
stalt. Far P''''
ment.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

WhNrHD-rHIiEE.g BETLEmEN
boarders n good location within 8
nlautAs Waik 10 the II. h. 'io's. car shotr.
otiee. ns.q,s
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
Or. Jays Liniment.
A pn...5,- 80 a,

a ltsnlsuy lot al Aches or PANS.
tnie Ieme9y came from Faris, France, thS
never before made known an use1 In tnIi
county. IL onroa Rheumatism, Neural
si,s, hoedaohe, SpIRins, Bruises, etc., and
sil alaeases OF an or beast, requiring exter.
nnl appltoatioD. Fer sale AZ I02 Merket
street. Also o0rnar Of tleaEK and Marshall
ttreets, Wilmington, Del. o29-0od- em
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
A UCTIoN SALE OF UNoLAIMFD

AinG box BfNht u ~ " sunny EiQN Va
One ysllse brown N tharl. sto nd
Cne pig ltnrFicy CIV, Cambridge Mi
Que pkg BAker WIN, CAisbrldge Nd
One phg hrambic RW, Cambridge Md
Ine pig Rlddy NJ, wilmington url
One boI hAkos u Y. Wilmington Del
one pkg collius 4 Son, urren sprius Del
one pks Cnllias Anuia q, Canb iuge Nh
tne pkg Carey samuel, CambT dge Md
One can Crow = g, Milmlnston Del
One pkg Chepinan l., WILMINGTON bel
one gflp Coz nish villa lagoon Del
One chntt DcYallevJ. wilmington Del
Que bhl Dtnson i Johnson, Milford Del
one pRg Devail q, Urishrld nd
ono box Dover q .ass WoTts, Dover Del
one ptE pennlson John, Hsvre de Grace Md
one Pkg bail r Z, CampTl 'ge Nd
one SAl nswes Mafy = MiimiaG on Del
One pkg Eudley q a, Chesapeake City Md
On pas Es,lJ' va, seAfoii Del
One ptg FltGrAtrick wilmInEtoa Del
OAoPkE fox -, Milmingtoa bel
9ss gsS s sTsn,e'' y 4 MilSInst9n Del
ine boz Fost ~ delaney Del
one pa fiIEhuEh W ~. cape ,hIr'esy Va
one pd mach Grasop. Rising gan Md
One Dnl tfnhllt itAV4c DC tfhcn hd
ne rkg Hridn l. Lslnb5On Nj
One pkg GasNius John, JenkAus Bricge Va
Ole pkg l6iisburs n ! wilmington ia
Uno pkg q riflth u, Wilmington Del
n
onepts Hnber, q. wilmington Del
One pSk liowiettu II hAvrc lie Uraee Nd
one n ilRys Geo Il, Csmbri ;gu Nd
one psg Ii9ntcr y 4, Camori1se Md
One boa HaukursOn {, Ridley FAIkPA
Che bdi Issaes CA. HArOescH Del
Onepkg Jacobs q H. wilmington n,i
M bdl Ja,hsOn q W, " ilmiugtnn Del
one pkg Jerome Mnstra, WILMINGTON Del
Ohe pkg jackson 4. Wilmington lei
Onep kJohnson bi0S 60, redricAtoWn nd
One bdl R'nnedy J NJ, uayrC de Grace aid
one pkg kuthJ T. Lg psic Del
uns box hlrtt " y Wilmington Del
One boa Knight l. L. Wilmington DGl
f.
One box Ipnt " " Wilmington Del
une yaiisr LeIeyfe. kisinR sun Mi
i Pai a,tl iaTG 8 "Hss,s,s,l,tls Y
one pig Leath,Tbury n H. kAstyllleVa
nns l,HE 'Nyisn Layton. Georset0sn Del
One Dks Lent y Wilma ton Del
n
hdi NJ eTriok II, Hsyro &c ursepMd
pkg N,Olain Jesse, Taylor Bridge IIoI
bdl brick cast Mitchell MGeorsetownMd
l Dox and DIG Magic a. Saaiord DsI
pfg hltzi5k J. Green Am ma
PEI and coz q a ryof r, orisneld MA
pkg RicAyoJ Pa, North East Nd
pkg MONT a. q, Dam srldge sid
osst moran Pat, re ~ IA .nIvll Md
Xxx Mumser NJ, ObisSills nd
pkg MoDonald "A. Wilmington Dial
lpEs Mo danuI mrs,
ptB MOors JAe 7. -
pkg mcaugl Hm,
lIkg Hel:on EdsE,
l phg Pratt \,
! pkS Powell " III
box P1uaon D, Eng,on Mi
1 Pkg Pindtr " 4, Cambridge nj
q
can q uigley T, WILMINGTON Del
! Pkg heed Moab, Sun Pond ND
pEg hien ammo. Eastcn Nd
pEE hsddlngtoa JnO. HAvEe de 0race Md
box heed " n, North EAst-hld
pig ku IIey D 90. Dlsnop 1eas Ma
cast ~ an Jpo, uEmbrdBs Mr.
R B1s \ k .,.s,,.. 3 IL %, Wil psi
pig kGElels W y,
board Seldom A A,
pEg Sleeps Era A
box Sanders Lizzie,
! cast atolbsrJ " ", Uambridge nj
l paE staplrtOrt ~ T I.sEsyills I'D
Nh.
One pkg swar. san Pond, 81
lhe pig Smaller - w q, Hacks sta, Md
One bon sexton q r, East Sew MsrKrt ma
ny phg S.pplt = P1silc., Georgetown bel
9 9ns basket smlth =, Hare de race Ai
onu pa sterling -, Crlsheld MI
one oae bok shaIi'jl Il, Cllssetd Ma
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

GElEHI
DISSOLUTION SALE.
Must BE CIoaed.-
Immense stock OF new
and desirable goods.
We offer every day new
bargains.
TO-DAY WE OFFER
1877 pairs of Ladies' 3.But.
ton Kid Gloves, all sizes
and colors, only 80 cents
q pair. Splendid value and
perfect goods.
$50 pairs of Ladies' Hose,
full regular made, worth
IS cents a pair. We are
closing them at IS cents.
They are composed of all
the new tan colorings.
I2T pairs OF ChiIdren's Brown
Ribbed Hose, full regular
made, white feet, only 20
cents a pair.
20 pieces of 54-inch Dress
Cloth. reduced from ST !
to 62k.
20 pieces Plaid Cloths, re-
duced to 43 cents. from
50, 62s and IS cents.
ILadiaS' Muslin Underwear,
All bought for this seasons
trade, but it must be closed
at o b out manufacturers
prices, You pay the price OF
the muslin, no charge for
making.
Mems UoIaunderad Shirts,
We now have a iull line
of sizes, only A cents each,
made of splendid muslin and
good linen bosoms.
Great bargains are being
offered in every department.
Blankets, Quilts, Counter.
panes, White Goods, Mus
Inns of all kinds, Cioaks,
Silks, etc.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

"AnTEO.--A RELIABLE YEks0N
w to take little glTl, o i ears ola 10
l. lse as their own. AddEess .'.ieIiabILS
AEruBLioAN oiiies. 10
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05
WILSON'S
Undertaking rooms, Nc. t516 King 81
THLKrHoER SieNAL, 1G5,
Open all night.
J. A. WILSON,
Rnn srsI BiRoetnp
A D8lrISTRATOR'S SALE
REAL ESTATE.

ny virtue OF an or1er OF the Uipllns'
court OF tho state of Delaware. in a for
New Oestlo County, made on the thi d day
Ct m arch. A. u 1883, will DO ex possd o : ,Ie
a. pubic vsndus.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

WANrkD-A WHITE GIRL FOR
w Bene'al homework. Must DO a good
esth apply At n. MkYEI&o', N. ", eor.
flfth ana Market G. roots. ms n
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

SA ANTED-BDARDI a. ENTjF.
w map, wife ami child wish bosTd or
an an uhtufnishe1 roon, centrally !cated, a..
Republican ohice ma -
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

M an iEu.-l1l HEbIaIELi 100 q n.
n,z o. mlik. Apply to FRED kLUrD,
Va ~ HSut N street. mb-ltw-stdH
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

Roy WANTED, AT THIS oFtIuk, TO
oral : useful. mbtt
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

WYhHrED--A TENANT FOR Farm
w OF lE acres noRr Dayett's mill. on
mars, BARNEY hEYBOLU, DeIssars
OiJ' o. m5,3ta
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

E'oh HENI-rWo DEsIRABLE kOOhs
sooa leeat OF: Ladies Preferred I'D.
e'o''' ~ A. this tthoe. n6-7ta
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

"AnrEu-A RFLiABI.E HOUsE
~ heper shol distance 10 the olpn.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

A.ttst Charles Il. MeWhoitei.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

n s 2 oBiSy1 ,if 81
r. 95pls treaS,,s
-. b. VIZ VI aort
ff'oR, haas. re q
Daily Republican., 1888-03-05

EHoh sALE-A dUUD LIhDER
~ soa po,e, LsarlJ new, cost $50. WIN sell
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
WIN. Killing scores A Point

On the 19n of November last, Judge
Smith, in the Killing case, entered an or
der requiring Mr.. Killing to pay $40
for the expenses of his wife's appeal,
and also alimony during tue pendenc Y
of the appeal, and in case of refusal to
pay, that an execution should issue to
enforce payment Mr.. Killing failed to
pay either alimony or money for the
appeal expenses, and in February an eX-
eculion was issued to enforce payment,
and levied on Mr. Killings land. On
March 3, the last day court was in SEES
sion, Mr.. Sturgeon, as counsel for Mrs
Killing, entered motion for an attach
ment against Mr.. Killing for failure to
pay; this motion was continued until!
the converting of court on the PC inst
On wednesday at Clinton. Ill, Judge
Lacey, one of the appellate judges for
the second district, on the application of
Mr.. Killing by Mr.. jackson, his counsel,
granted a supersedeas staying all further
proceedings under the order for eX penses
and alimony until the hearing by the
appellate court. to which court Mr.. Kill
ling has taken an appeal by writ of error
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
nenth of NeII Known Horse

Old Gen. Hatch, the well known stall
lion owned by Benz. Hershey, OF Musca'
tine, died at The latter's farm below the
city on Feb. "a. Gen. Hatch was 81
years old, and died of old age. He had
been the property of Mr.. Hershey since
he was four years of age. He had a rec
ord himself of 217 made at the Musca-
tine county fair in 1870, but was more
famous as being the sire of Fleta and
Envoy, each with record of 2:1S and
both of the same dam, Dolly. One of
the horsemen's papers, in speaking of the
death of Gen. Hatch, also says the fol
lowing: 1t was a sorry day for turf ex-
ercse in iowa when Mr.. Hershey became
tired OF it, lost interest in speedy horses
and ceased attending turf meetings. He
had as good stock and blood as the
country contained, and when his horses
were entered for contests they trOtted
for square work, and no funny business
for dividing of purses.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
Youthful Burglars.

At the upper depot this morning Officer
Meenan arrested three suspicious acting,
yet inofrensve looking youths, strangers
in the city, and took them to the armory.
They gave their names as Matthew Noon
an, Robert Nichols aud Henry Jones,
their ages ranging from eighteen to
twenty years, and they confessed having
night before last burglarized the cigar
and candy store of Roberts g. Todd, at
LaSalle where they live, and stolen a
quantity of candy, cigars, etc, and con-
siderable of the property was yet in their
possession when arrested. They were
making for the plains to plumber passen-
ger trains and fight "Injuns' when over
hauled by Officer Meenan.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
Quarterly Conference.

The second quarterly conference Of the
church last evening" with Presiding Elder
p. A. Cool in the choir. The meeting
was well attended. The reports show a
deep>spirited interest and an increase in
membership. with manifest desire for
better and larger accommodation for the
people. The report of the Sabbath
school gives an average attendance at
each session of 1870 members; amount of
money raised by collection 921.13;
amount paid for school supplies and
Christmas entertainment S24.15.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
Fatal GFueIty.

Julius Toeppke and Bertha Toeppke
are in the county Jail, at Davenport,
charged with extreme and brutal cruelty
of a child entrusted TO their care by its
mother, domestic, who paid IS a month
for its care. The incarceration of Toepp-
Ike and wife was the result of the follow
ing verdict made by the coroner's jury:
Johanna Belinke came to her death
from INJURIES, the result of violence.
They found upon the body the following
in uries: The right arm broken near the
shoulder, the left arm broken near the
wrist, the right side of the thorax broken
in. the ribs from the fourth to the tenth
all fractured. The jury believes that said
wounds were inflicted by Julius Toeppke
and Bertha Toeppke"
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
CHANCERY NOTICE.

STATE OF ILLINOIS, To-
COUNTY OF Rock ISLAND,
In the Circuit Court of Rock Island county, May
term, A. D., 1SSS-nivorce.
Rose Sherrer VS.. James ID. Sherer-In chaDcery.
Affidavit of the non-residence of James d. Shef-
rer, the defendant above named, having been filed
in the office of the clerk Of said circuit cour of
Rock Island county, notice is hereby given to II e
said on.resident defendant, that the complain
ant has filed her bill Of complaint in said court on
the chancery side thereof, on the 21st day Of
March, A ID. 1888, and that q summons thereupon
issued out of said court against said defendant.
Ieturnable on the first Monday of May, A. d. 1888,
as lie by law required, and that said bill is still
pending in said court and undetermined;
Now, therefore, unless you, the said James ID
Sherrer, shall personally be and appear before
said circuit court of Rock Island county on the
first day of the next term thereof, to behJldeD AZ
the court house in the city of Rock Island in said
county, on the first Monday Of May, ID. 1888,
and plead, answer, or demur TO the SAID com
pIsnant's bill Of complaint, the same. and the
matte RS and things therein charged and stated;
will be taken confessed, and decree entered
against you according to the prayer Of said Dill.
mar 21-4w <. H. BOWMAN, Jr., Clerk.
NJ. NJ. CORBETT, Ccmplt's Sol.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-03-21
That Race.


I
Rock ISLAND, March 21-A person
would naturally think Mr.. @. w. Negus
was really anxious to match the Renfro
colt against the West Liberty colt. Mr.
Baldwin was here three days awaiting
Mr.. Negus' pleasure, and finally shipped
bis horse home when he saw there was
no chance for a race. Mr.. Negus ad,
United that Baldwin's colt could beat
Renfro's, and refused to put up any more
money for that reason, but after Mr.,
Baldwin had taken his horse home he
issues challenge. Mr. Baldwin means
business and have no doubt will accept
Mr.. Negus' proposition.
s. W. Hoover.