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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

tbs shaasiEE Oh of thu srtioles at 81.
AUns's %alr In the Manning Hall,
0evsnIsaath sad O nion streets, will be-
Gin on Wednesday evening. Amoug
fhe articles donated are: RecsptiOn
chair, W. MoElWst; rocking chair, Mo
RWry d nsaI set Of dishes, Division No.
~, o. H; chamber set, Miss Kate
GallaRhar, Of Clifton Heights, Pa wax
cross, Mrs. JAAes Taylor cloth, @. W.
Ouinu; knives and forks, D. james;
0aryiuR sci, ]. V. Carlisle g. % {;
placaue ARd easel, Phillips b KSnt
ave dollars in gold, G B, Society
barrel Of Sour, ]. 8 Miller; ton Of coal,
Ogon J. HGsioB pioture, L. l. Messlot
mug dog, j. Gallagher, Clifton Hsishts,
Pa; bOaqNst table, Johnton q Barn
Hill; picture, o. Bsugk; quilt, Mrs b
AdoVey: SILK tidy, Miss NJ. Carron, Of
PhIlndolphiA; copper tea kettle, Hollii
q HeaFn; silver CAP, d. Holt; fsnoJ
table oeveF, Miss AoCfuddeT, OF Hloh
moud; scarf tidy, Mrs, O. B DouRherty
quilt, N. LoFiRAn; gold ring, W
6hAttuok 4 Co.; table cover, Mrs Ka'l
DouahsEBy; gait, Nrs. WhitemAu; ell
yer napkin ring J. KsArnsi alippar, W
A. Baceai tidy. NTS. D DouRherty
barrel Of Aour, Pyle & AcInsiTe; ton o
nosl, J. aOodinG; CANARY birds, Mrs. j
MariS; fancy les pot. ". r. Robinson
barrel Of Aour, J. J. Smith; sltppers W
OOAdoA guilt, Mrs.. N DouRherty. u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
BOYS and CHILDRBNS CLOTHING

Manufactured and sold by Stores
Wilmington De in Baltimore, Nd in Washington D.
Our immense store formerly occupied by Mes Crosby HILL will
be suy decorated in honor CT the occasion Our show windows
will be dressed clothing displays before Something
irely new and worth the while OF yourself and family
In store you will find the Finest Ksey Ovecoat made
the finest and with the best Silk Innings gotten
without regard to expense Then again you'll find the counters
line Of $40 Suits and Overcoats that beat the world
You peoples merchants We want the peoples
trade That's why we keep everything from good pair working
pants at 81 to the finest dress trousers So In Chit
dens Suits So and up g5 The 81 Suits will not be
stock till Saturday The celebrated Star Shirt Waist for that day
cents We have also another waist for that day cents
This occasion Of our opening will be mlde memorable event in
the history OF Wilmington We will expect to every boy in town
at our store time during the day. We have for them
Zach and every boy visiting will be given free, OF our
patent Twirlng Crickets with every purchase
Every lady grazing store with her presence will be presented
with beautiful Plaque, suitable TO be hung the pao library
Come, EveYbody;you will not be impotuned to buy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

WARRINGTON, Ost b-Some time
ago petition signed by q number Of
citizens OF Newport News, Va, WAS
sent 20 Secretary BAyaTd, askinR him 10
request she British GJvsrnment 20 70.
move from once Frederick T. Warbur
ton, Bfitish Vice Consul Rt that place.
Colonel WarbuTton, who At one time
held q cOmmisti0n Of Lieutenant Colo
mel In the ElRliah army, had made
himself unpopular with the SiRners Of
the petition. Colonel WATbuiton hes,
through counsel, nted suit for $40 600
In the United states Circuit Court here
for damages against sixteen Of the pet.-
tIJners.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

Prof VIM. A. R4yholda delivered D
lecture on ''PrSclcSl Book ket PING" be
fore the pupifs iG Gnidty's Commercial
College tbia afternoon al one O'Clock Il
IL needless to say II WIS thorough aud
comprehend g ar le'tu OF thSt kline
could be mao 70 be properly adapted to
tyroB in that department 4 study. Tde
efforts oil PROT, GnidEy TO papu stizs hts
Commercial College 10 beiDg Gro Rnei
With SuoceSs, and We are really pleased
to say that they Rra bling 30 StdGly
and generally appreciated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

The Water Commissioners in laying
IN FIR big water main along Eleventh
street have come to the property Of George
Churchmau which blocks Eleventh street
between Madison and Monroe Mr..
c. urchman says he cannot let pipes be
laid through his property az 1t would be
q great injury TO g. Mr.. Churchman'i
fee house ard several shade trees are IL
the track the Water Commissioners pro
pose 20 take. How the dispute will b.
settled nobody knows yet
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
FOURTH EDIT ION
DOES.


J. p. Maxwell, Of GiidletoWu, viii
close his tomato eesanery next Tuesday,
". 6cott Wsss, EsQ who has taken
up hts reAid1nae In Osli4oEpip, 10 now
visiting sis iTiends in Middltt0Wn.
! a, Row 10 selling china and stone
ere 81 very low RATES, - ray be seen
l by Advartisment on our first page.
The TIL family will give q oOposrt In
ths n. E. Church ct Delaware City on
Thursday evening, the 18Th inss.
DR.. Belville has fitted mp an eleRani
CONSERVATORY adjolAipR his residence In
Delaware City.
Miss Julia CLARK, OF GrsehieA farm.
near Delaware Oity, owns . maaiih
dog that weighs 40 pounds.
The exhibition building in Hazel Dell
Psrk opened at noon 10 day for the
reception OF exhibits.
The remains Of MIsa Ruth A W.
Cannon, Of thls city, were iatsrred In
DrRwyei's Cemetery, near odeeBA, on
ThursdAy.
The delicious lFsRrsnoe, FefreS hing
Ooolnega, and soft heauty impaired 70
she skin By PoEEonis Powder, co n.
menda II to ali ladies.
The Railroad and Merol Aut' Cafe
will hereafter be opened on SUNDAYS to
accommodate its PATRONS who have 90
requested. Bee notice.
MrL Raobel Ellis, OF Mlddletown,
died on Monday last, from injuries 70.
oelved by . fall while visiting in BAlu-
more soDe time previously.
The Wilmington Printing Company
are putting In a new two revolution Pony
Campbell improved press. 1t weighs
two tons.
Cyrus Castle. No. 1, X. q. n, IL CAR
rying on very successful fair in the
Ihird story Of the CFUsby h Hin Iuild-
ing, which will continue during the
present month.
Daniel o. Spencer. to-muly Of emyR-
%, but now 81 New York, IL to hs mar
,ied October 18th TO Miss Anna Buck.
|inahAm, Of New York.
Mr.. 9. o. wsgousellsr, OF shAmokip,
Pa made . flying trip to our city TO
see his brother inlay, Mt. n. l.. Bit
tsnbender, Of 1913 Monroe street.
The Odessa correspondent Of the Md
heard 20 much about the Reedy leland
horse that We think he must DO related
10 the HookeIsin panther"
Mrs. Amanda Henry has resolved q
pension through the agency Of W. N.
Wilson, CT HiddletoWp, OF eIs Tel
month and 81, 900 back pay aocrued
since the death OF her husband.
George W. Wilson, Of Mlddletowp
who was stricken with paralysis while
attending . funeral, 10 rather better
but bis condition IL still considered
critical.
u is surprising to see the faded clothes
worn with they eau be dyed and pr 90.
Cd 30 oheaply At Jenny's DyeipR EstAb
lishment, $40 King stFest. 0fders By
mail promptly attended 70.
For plumbing done in . thorough
going and console nolous manner, 81
sAtiSfSotory prices, We can recommend
our readers to George B. Ward, 100i
Market Btreet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
TMRD EDITION.
WILL zuU rLHAsE DHOIDs THIS'


Tn T.ooKrNo over the columns OF the
WilwInalan. pewspspafa, my attention
- astYaoAc,a by q fleming advertise
~Sent. ohook full oi apparently big
inAneamants,' which must have evil
1910 hasa put together by parties
SnnS a. aahing. Abd Whoso fAvoFils fab
.orst ~ iteuet, rs" Gs that species Of
SsS RepeFally bila at anything. And
41dsinn from their writing, that 10
az Med OF maheTisl they expect TO got
Suso Ohalr clutches By their 90 called
aIvtnr pSegapts wsy IN ths Sbspeof a
aySysnIf eaay deceive the unthinhtDR,
R,N0 eye4y neaAible person we'll kDOWs
shat Eliin ueeless article must be we'll
s,aId ION, AhAt Ia 90 say, an extra charse
~ attschea TO the article you purchase.
TTow oo@o down to solid reason and de-
80 oao Vvay or the other. VIII you
80 M nal,sa more On every dollar for =
anit Of clothes or an overcoAl than it IL
aeluSllV vortb, beoSuse II Ia offered 70
goR 0mona the fragrance OF pond lilies
and ga pcsae, or pAtrontBe olotbitr
Tho hAa earned the reputation for
SaiIIua Rood. honest u ale garments ~ .
evanli nro1ak above cost Of mauuiaclu n ?
49, = feT - any one that breathing .
hreAah Of air Is OF cernsd that CAD come
800 a Wilmington aud try 70 ehove
dowu he peoples throata that
their Sysssm Of doing buelnesi
a. far beyond an enterprisipa,
honest a6Slsf'S system, mitht Is vel
4Ty % naks You believe that hs can sell
n 4 eunailsF mAgRin than eau, which
eveTy Dan, woDEn and child kuoVs
would b Impossible, and that my
prio4S on assn'S, boys' and ohildren's
nlothinR Afs fuliy 80 per cent ohseper
than 8 kUaOo lAboring under btG az
usnans sd having three or more part
neEa . divide the profits With ard pay
foT unnessAry fOolIthnSss. What the
ueovsa waat Il good goods at small
prices. So Kindly use good disoretioDi
and Whon yea need IN oyerooAt or
suit o. aasahes give my house, the
Rosnapy Hall, 406 Market street,
caIl. cad yea will have no oocAs'ou TO
TeQFoth. 2auAiSinE, very resi- ecful'y,
ths psopls'a servant, Louis Fellheimhr,
nFonxaalCR 81 the famous Economy
HAil.ap8 Market street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

ANDovER, N. B.. Oct. 4-rrAiton
ana PhiIlipins. who were convicted OF
granddaughter In the killing Of Mrs.
Howes, were sentenced lAte In the even
ing. The verdict WAS accompanied by
strong recommendation TO mercy.
After brief address on the enormlty Of
their crima Judge Westmore 81 ntenoed
each Of the two men 70 fifteen cara
imprisonment The prisoners are well
tatishao ut the result OF the trial. They
claim 20 expect their freedom in few
yshrs Vito Rood bahavloE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
DIED


rEAr.-Ou tho 90 mat BENJAMIN X. Teat
IN the a. wear Of his age
Hslatiyes ana frienoa are EsEptotfuily In
yitsd 10 attend bls funeral iIon bis late
roeldeuoa. near TAlleyville, BrandJwine
Hundesd, on SUNDAY. the I'm inst, % leave
the hou,e 81 10 o'eloek =. N services ~
Bethel VI. 3. Ohufeh lntefment ~ betnel
Cemstory.
lSMIrH-On the 81 Inst, Ida, wife Of John
A. smith aged rs years.
RelAtiv0 aud friends arc respectfully in
denoe Of her husband, Nc. $50 Il, Second
street, on Sunday afternoon, % meet at tho
house ~ O'Clock. lntefment 81 RiVerVisW
cemetery.
West Ohesser p Apers please copy.
MoOAI.L.- On the md INST, Harry, son Of
john and Annie Mouail, In the 18Th year
OF bis AGos
Relatives and frlerdn OF the nmlly are
r epootfuliy isvited 70 ettend MS f1nefa >
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

siDuekey" Kienle contradiets the
Rtory pubhshed about him in the Newe
this morplDR. He ADMITS that he was
given q ticket for Elkton instead OF PhilG.
delphia, but says that he had hls pocket
book, ana was able TO return home on
the limited express, instead OF walking
He also admits having had the "cuckoo"
badge but says that It now
belonRs to W. N McKendrlck, of the
waWaset, who viii be obliged 10 hold
It for one month "Duckey" claims
that W. b. HArtlove was the only one
who bad any trouble in getting home
and that he would have Jared better If
he had taken bis rollers with him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

About 100 Republicans Of NIL Greek
and North OhFiatiana hundreds turned
ont yesterday afternoon At Xorklyn
(Garrasi'a SNUFF mills), and raised .
Harrison and Mortoa pole and haa, 81
feet high above the ground. amidst the
hearty shouts Of the enthusiastic Be
publIoana. After tire pole raising DIT.
JCsoph u. Chandler made an eloquent
address In favor OF q protective tariff
and the election OF Harrison and Nor
too. About thirty Of the Oeutrevtllt
Il pablican Club was present on horse
back. A Republican pole IL 20 b
rAised at OsntEeville en- hondsy m1rn
inn next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

Complaint Ia made that seats cannot
be obtained In No. II school for chill.
dren. That school has not been crowded
heretofore, and We presume b. the ex
ercise of little ingen uity several more
pupils could be- accom- modAted. The
into tbs matter. We refer them Go
Busbrod SAundersoD, who resides 81
No. 1000 Union street, az one Of the in
tersBied parties.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

Jack FogGrty is open to q match with
Tom Lees, the Australian.
The Ind ianapo is and Cleveland Clubs
Will play at Philadelphia to day.
John Floss, William Baker, John
spohn and George LeBlanche, the Ma
rine, having been sent to jan at Buffalo,
N. r., for aiding recsnt Prize-hght be-
tween women.
John Teemer is TO row Peter Kemp,
and 90 is SeaIle, who has q record o.
having rowed the PAramatta course fss-
ter than It has been rowed by any other
man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
A Drug OIsrH rrisa for NJ AnslAuEntsr.

LANoGsTER, Oct. IT. F. Braden'
baugh was tried here TO day fer invol'
untary manslaughter in causing the death
of John n. Wunder, car in pector At
Columbia. BradenOaug was clerk 10
q drug store in that borough and 1t is
alleged that he sold Wunder morphine in
IN stake for quinine, from the effects Of
which he died The defendant denied
that he made the mistake and claimed
that Wunder died from other causes.
The Jury retired late this afternoon and
agreed upon their verdict this evening,
but It will not be announced until to-
m 0rFOW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05


A special despatch from indianapolis,
Ind, to the New York Tribune says:
A Republican tidal wave, as 1t 10
commonly called, 10 sweeping over In.
disnA. Never In any campaign 10 In
diana have there been so many changes
from old 10 new political aEaliations ~
are shown In the accession TO the BE
publican party, chroniCled daily ct the
state headquarters. Another notable
secession OF such consequence that In
itself II ID likely to farnish the number
OF votes that will make plurality, was
added to the rapidly lenRtheninR list
when DR.. II. q. Leonard, the leader u
the Gresnbsok party and candidate for
Governor, formally declared that he
would give his hearty support 10 HArri-
son and Morton.
The Democrats have vsntured 10
claim that be WAS favorable to their
party, and IL was this that caused the
doctor 70 declare himself. He hiss been
Identified With the National Greenback
party since 1869. and In xprsssinR the
views that he now entertains he desires
10 understood that he does not Felln-
qu'sh any position that he has main
tained in moro than . thousand leo.
lures and great number OF printed
arIlolfs IN relation to the Importance o.
paying the Nations obligations in strict
accordance with the spirit and letter
In which those obligations were created
and the protection at the same time OF
the Nations money.
The significance Of DIR, Leonard q
support OF General Harrison is indicate
10 the simple statement that In 1894 the
vote Of his party In indiana, when he
W~s n candidate for Governor, Wa
8 1888, much more than enough TO over
ooms the Democratic plurality OF 0. A27,
btmseIf states, that fully So per cent. Of
the NAtionalists are, for the reason thai
b. sets forth, in sympathy with The Re-
Ipublicsn party this year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

ArIus n. Louise lEeLnushiin has ~.
Gently completed . work entitled
sPAintinR IN OIL" which cannot bat
Prove Of tie greatest Aeaialaros 20 gu'
dents This book, unlike many Others
10 practical, Is Miss HeLAuahin ttlli
whst che heRaelf has learned FROM en-
peFieboe. There 10 no theoiiElpg
neither is any thing taken for granted
aud the learner who will follow the IN
atFuOtlors given cannot fAil 70 tuccsed
II IL published By Robert Clark 3 %.
'Oincinunu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

The oyster Feason 10 now fully opened,
and AintcoW 10 receiving thouhbndH of
the delicious bivalves at hia depotr, No.
707 shipley streat aud M lO5 East
Fourth street, every Cay. Ia hss HE
own beds and keeps four toats con
BtAntly employed IN bringing The oyB
ters to this city. He hKs an established
Repression for hns oysters, and It taxes
twelve mon from esrly in the morning
until lAta Ut night busy opening TO sup
ply the demand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

The walking match 1t the Whining
ton Rink is still going on and attracts .
large number OF spectators. Yesterday
Afternoon Albert, the champion, made
10 two mile run In eleven mlnuteg
HowArth and Hart started TO race With
him, but tie former fell and Hart fell
on top OF him, but fortunately neither
man Was hurt A. the last Hart WAS
AheAd, with HowArth pushing him
closely. The match will olCse to morrow
might.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
FIFTH EOTT|
The s,tun,,o-

D. 'eatlon IL Ma
pl r,InlLL1DELPHIA, o.
, tallo Parsons Of M Nh
temporarily In thIs cIts 'Gal
heen prominent ii m, KY -. 4
NE opinion as Ia nv ~. polll
sl,ua.i o. there was aike NJ I
t ~ I'VE OF the Pres ys ~
70 The question wbs slaas'a /,
PT,ooPSalolllty Of te D On
"i.e,T9i,gan, Mr.. Parsons . ny
gan. They are uudo ar a9 \
energetic clnyass uaSs, !,
OF tGIstma,ter General MI sai
An adroIt leader and a IEi
but " they will not succeed
no other obstacle IN tS ,j' -.
found in the almost tu Sn,,
s ZION Of the wool provI n.y. >
Mills l,ls, bill with its free avn, vS. 8
The The Michigan Any, SUs
gradually increasing ' ,bsi.
until the Safe shear , no,l
pounds az Ohio. M ~,
compelled to resort t ~ =, .1l
order to Hake good A. NJ
compete with ne p,. ','
States aud terrItorlss 81; NJ.
their tleeces which oD,. |. /
ard 40 cents a pound ~, Y,
duced to Is and Is cent, NV
they win not su9po nv
threatens to pass ! rS bIIl I, "
tainiy reduce the price mi
In Aholltr reason Vhllf
Democratic clalms absu r,
uon among the Greenb,,t
VIII be no such coli Grr
for the Fu' on elector nm h.
as was thrown ii ia
=
leaders Of the party vs,s 4
fusion this year aud tb,y n
by the bargain win Il, n
l6reenbAck farmers s,ass
gusted with the sttenDi \
aid Indirectly The ire,'v.
anl Will vote the Repsgi
order to rebuke Their b,rt,
sell them out. f-9
"No, the nemocr,n
Michigan. However bad
the Republicans will v5SI
Blaine's tour aud spe,b',|
Republicans greatly fof /.
derfully near to the hs,r,
igan people. You can ~
good Republican plunliH
I November -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

Pedestrians on King street this morn
ing EaH 30 many people looking up to
the top Of the Custom House and Enil
ing tbAt!hey, too, took q look in that
direction and also entitled. The cause
OF this innoceut diversion Was the float
ing of the Custom HouAe flag uDsid'
down, poaitve and Characteristic EVIL
denoe Of change Of administration 1
shat quAItsT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
Az n1tra FIne Assertmen..

Powell, in the Third street market,
will have an extra fine assortment Of
fish for to morr0W's market, consisting
OF blue hsh, butter hsh, yellow perch,
white fith, lake shAd, fresh cod, bad.
doob, floI n ieiB and front. These flsh
are fresh and among the finest brought
to thib city for some time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

WOEkman ara about putting The hn-
lshinR touches upon the new Baltimore
and Ohio station, 81 Market street. nnd
Railroad avenue. In the inside the
Guiding is pleasant, oosy and oommo
dioua, though small iog such . station,
On the outside the building certainly
does not come up 70 the grand htehil' G.
tuEal proportions 10 Appearances that
the people Of Wilmington expected.
The CON pAny 10 tearing ooWn the old
brick buildipa that used 10 be the
ssudio OF H. L TAtnAll.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

Goulsy's delightful autumnAl trip to
Mauoh Chunk Gnd over the sWitchbAok
on next Thursday, October 11'h. JAeb
Frost has given the beautiful ooloriDgs
70 the leaves on the mountains will add
increasing charms to the trip. sTrains
will leave the B, & o. station, foot o.
Market Etrs.t, At 6 IN, sharp; Della
ware avenue At Is. Round trip ticket
S9f5; Children SI3S.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
now Req

The exhibition building
minptoD Fair grounds b
the reception Of eIhihii
in the m ain build z sldn
marked out for the aTi'l
pays It Is reQu sied
have their goods the fal
as possible, to proven, event, 9
time u opening. NiIlIia
receive small parcel. 81 aa
Market s rect, and le!l'd
fair rounds
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
nOSITIVE PUBLIC SALE BUILD
e ing Lots and one dwelling house on
SATURDAY, OuToBER ia, 1883,
At 4 O'oIonk N m

On the premises.
NeB }. ?, 3 and Z, on north eide OF GIlDfn
Ayabue, betWeen Adams AID jackson ST.
each 2txib0 ft.
nS. ., en- WSst side Of Adams St., north OF
4ilpin ave B'E1 7bTl09 II.
no Q, on east 81 Q Of Jackson st NORTH OF
0ilpin ave-, eiEs 2bX'OO IT.
These lots are spiandidiy situated for
building purposes, ara ourbed and paved,
and surrounded by fns Residences. me
1WslliDa vii ba SID At about D. m. and
10 NO. 1909 VsnBursn st , has 0 room j. ba m,
SSs, 2 siairWays, a. In good order; Bituated
opposite tho nsW pax and 10 q deGira Die
b, ms Ronta we'll RlWAyH
Terms made BnrWn BY
oB,Gs.ll.l2 to7 M ATket strest.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

"DuoRy" Ktenls say 3 that be intend'
70 enter his woodeE leg duck for q one
mile ao-ss-you please rsos Mt the Haz 81
Dell Park during ths coming fair The
race will be open TO eli oomers with bu'
one leg, ard not weighing over tire
pounds. BprtheT Information CAD ht
Ob'Gintd 1t the Butchers PA'Ace, N
1O6 East THIRD street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

NEW York, Oct flames B. Curtis
80 yeArs old, Of SAlNmaBoA, N. Y, .
guest OF the GrAni Oeutral Hotel, Hhol
himself through the head ct noon to-
day, blowing out his tTAiuH. He left :
letter for his son, In which he stated
that be vas crazy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

A number OF gt5lIsni
have organ I'd = ergo,
governed By the Nsll0ll3
fhs club hss tcQllri I'd
grounds, lC0i5O ist' 81
Brsnklin tt'eats AtIH'
the folloaira Ot7Sa.niz
President, Solomon Bed
and treasurer jana
managers. Jeronlal ~
VOsh6ll snd J D Caaln
r. Vea,ty, J D.0Ai.bri
Priest are tho c muliiaa
club has nov u uasia
to 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

The Trustees Of I. l 8 N'S !
mons bed thslr T'sa a Il
Ing en- tn 'sdhy , saa =.
, ,Ps, the e o5uut6uli1in.s,,, s ~ !
IA oy cone e4th9, t ,si p \
Morrison sod Diy W :, ! %
Theodore Il BiI i.,r, I'D
killed in tbe cyo ~ ts,E
Day u Lp"'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

d HOUSE. A-A,AA
Friday and saturday evenings and satur.
lay natinse, uet and O. The lauEhiIa
'uooess HE klRDshaAt DEN,n a
nusical comedy In thrss 1cts by Robert a
Norris Produced IN New York over Son
consecutive nlshtB introdue M the streak
. sunshlne hAue Hart and the favorite 90.
Tuesday and Wednesday October ana 10
Ulatre Scott N ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

The Front and Union Streets Railway
Company is about changing It's "cut OFF,
between Monroe and Madison streets, to
between Jackson and Van Buren,, In or.
der TO carry out a new schedule Of time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

PIKROE-FRAEKI Ir.-On ThurdAy az
tsTn0on. october eth, t8ss, 81 t33 v. Film
street, BY the Rev. Adam Stsnglo, Mr.
HAIRY PlSrOs and h1hs MAiy a, FRnk
lin, both OF this ely.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05

The HarIa3 nEd I aSII I'd
psny Ia bulldog : rnn Ss
mill on souIh a,, Js,'iliIib nj
t e. bulldog SlI !. az 9,,.g5 1'li
s 70 where - tie o iSq.s',TnI
laid laid for the big o Come .,ns VI
be used This .s ~ III COap
Remington NJ acn,'~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-05
R,.d rslIhslnsr's ln,e. D sarvptIon


Providence, October 4.-rhs failure
10 ann luDoed OF Eddy & Street, OF tbls
city, dealers in cotton yarn. LiAbIli
ties S10O,0OL The firm has for toms
time been doing \ business beyond IT.
capital.