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Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

Some unprincipled gossip started the
Folsom, the mother OF the Presidents
wife. arc engaged to be married, and
the New York Morning Journal OF TO.
day contains fair likeness Of each OF
them 10 order 10 show the public how
they look. 1t 10 represented that the
ceremony will take place In June, prob
ably on the second OF the month, and
that the family of Mr.. BAyArd are high
ly pleased with the proposed match. 1t
Is surprising that aOy one ehould be
guilty OF originating such statements,
and the friends Of Mr.. BSyArd and krs.
Folsom are said to bs Rreaty incenSed
by continued repetition OF them. SEQ.
retRry Bsya Is naturally annoyed at
the report, az any gentleman would tie,
not only on hts own account, but be
cause Of the em barraesmept which Mrs.
Folsom must feel under the clrcum.
stances.
MIS-. Folsom went abroad several
montha ago simply to obtain few
months OF rest and recreation. Her
former trip to Europe. prior 10 her
dsughter's marriage with the Presl-
dent, was IN enjoyable one, and one
which she chose TO repeat At tho hrat
opportunity. Mrs. Folsom was In
mourning for her mt ther, and could
not mtrgle In society during the past
winter. 1t WIS with great eatisfaction,
therefore, that she accepted the invita-
tion OF some relatives TO accompany
! them across the ocean In January last.
che will return to America next month.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
DIsgraos Droxe hsr Maa

READING, Pa Apr;l is, lsss,-Au
eisenhower, aged Is, was sent by Jul
Ermentroot Saturday to the STATE lpu
Asylum. She was stark mad her In.
ity being caused by cruel wrong
young woman six weeks ago had h,
employed by farmer In LehlQh eoul
10 do fousework. One morning
mitsed a S5 gold piece from his trous.
pocket and he accused the Girl Of h.yI
taken It This she stoutly denied,
When threatened with arrest. on
bended knees she pite usly pleaCed d
spared from the disgrace of imprij
ment. A warrant was sworn oul pe1
theless, and At the hearing beforsl 4
tlce the weeping young woman xu
charged With heavy heart che ft,ur
to her fathers b, use.
she weps continuously, and finally
came out Of her mind to such at eil
that hlr father petit!oned the Court
have her removed to an asylum tor 4
keeping and treatment. The lI.ul
OF the Charge and her arrest drove
mad.
Yesterday It was learned that The 1
mer had found the missing gold coin
the bottom OF one OF his heavy fash|
boots. The coin had ippel through
hole In HIS pocket, The IN orlUns'e
was quite good looking and Of eIcall
character.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
THIRD EDITION.
KellAr, the nystInsr.

Keller, the king Of msgiclans, gave q
performance at the Opera House last eve.
MUG before a large audience. in grand
tllnsions and surprising and extraordinary
feats In lhe black art. His marvellous
musical automatic, Echo representing a
cornet player, Is som; thing new to our
Wtlmi eton audience, aud is really q
remarkable production Of what skill and
in Tennity will do. The figure played
several solos on the cofnet that can't be
excelied by any cornet player In our ciiy'
Another new and pleasant surprise
avait d the audience IN the Parisian nov
elty called the "Le-Cocon," from which
emerged a handsome dressed girl about
l2years of age The frame, which was
about four feet square or probably larger,
was covered with white paper on one side
and open on the other. 1t WAS then sus-
pended on two poles on each side OF the
stage by means Of tape, from which
two weights we're fastened on each eud,
the box being suspended In mid air in
the centre Of the tape.
Kellar then tcoJ pencil and drew a
figure to represent Cocoon" in an In
slant alter the paper burst and the young
girl appeared as mentioned above.
The cabinet scene of taking his hands
from the rope after being tied with them
behind his back, aud then tied down on
a wooden chair, was as puzzling as ever
to the investigating committee, who were
on the platform while the feats were
being performed. Kellar tied himself
fast to the chair in just IA seconds attel
the cabinet door was closed and beat Mr.
Bell, Of the Star, putting on his (kel
lar's) coat with his hands tied behin(
hia back
This novel entertainment was closed b.
many startling and puzzling feats, giveI
by Mana sahio, one of the cleverest orien
tai necromancers from Egypt. The en-
tertainmtnt is worthy OF tee patronage o
the public and money is well spent h
witness Kellar and this wonder of tn
Rast.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Fifth EDITION,
tonator Gray's Uhance. a

WARRINGTON, Aprn 1G A.,
senator Cray, Of Delaware Ioli
oons.delei by the Presidtnt ia o,s oell
tion with the vacant Chiet Jnai.uhhe iTluhe
u won d not be surprisIrg i, aOisai ,Sa s \
ore'ion OF his friends Ia thu 'uol
secure bin the plsos Phou Ia Va, dal. Hsal
whatever chances he may pS,.a.a uestff
Several days ego o petition s,ss., =,
au, or nearly all, the DAuoers,S,as Sssu 81
tofs, urging Mr.. Gays annr,n,.sn osn|
vas presented to the Pfes,dru ba N
Hsrrie. OF Tennessee. W y
~ 10 said that the Presidep, -,..,
THIS action al extremely In delIc,,s ~
much h9 these gentlemen afs 'a s',a
70 pass upon the nom!ra.ior. NY
ported to be constdsrabjv ~ sn
ABOUT IL and to have made no sc,s9
the fact. ~ ''Vtet
The President 10 finding s,.,, A.
cnlty in making q selection, Tbs a. A.
rs he expressed 10 . caller b.S,s
very limited when the question ~
and qualifications, character and III
sre taken into considerA,inp
THURMAN would have been eIv.n
place were he ten years yuuDesr n
freeident Is considering tie mai
carefully, Oud the gentleman whom
VAL nominate will be one teon,d,S
whose confirmation there can hs
possible excuse for delay.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Aahfnn 10 EIght RilIn.n

Jake KilTsiu has accepted a d
leDEe 10 h2ht Jack Ashton Of Pa
dence for S5 600 a eide ard diam
helt presented by Richard K Fox.
msich IL to be according to the Lon
prizs ring rules, and is to take plAo
England or France within TN VI
fIom tho ti2niug OF articles
Much surprise WAS expressed Ii 20
Ing circles wLel the TepGr Wa
circulated yestefdSy, aud msny
incliued " doubt the truth ei tAe sl,
tut 0 cable di,rAiob from Gecfi3
AtkirPon 10 Richard X. PlS. aCfgl
Ashton's challenge en- behalf Il
rain, set tho matter at rest. HE1
Philips has deposited $50 viii
Boston Herald as forfeit IN bchsll
Ashton.
Kilrain tas agreed to allow AL
e?00 for expenses, so that be sill 4
no excuse for backing o1'.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Draws the water he Dr,nhs.

The sagacity by some OF the horses
employed by the fire department In New
York city is very remarkable, and tbeir
exploits have been frequently described
In the daily newspapers. Bat for the first
time we read OF a ht rse in tile service cl
the ambulance corps OF the same city
hitch is not far behind any engine horst
we have ever read oil in point of intelii
gence.
The horse pulls the ambulance ln searcl
of patients tor The New York Hospital
and during the whole period of bis phi
llanthroptc career as an ambulance hors,
he has never ones been given drink o
water by any Of the stable hat ds Ht
believes In the maxim that God help
tn SO who help themselves, aud helps
himself accordingly.
A reporter went down to see how ht
quenches his thirst, and was edited b,
the intellectual behavior of this animal
which he describes as iollows:-
There is an ordinary faucet with q pal
under II In the stable, and to the iAuce
the horse made bee line.
First he dipped his nose In the pail I,
zee If there was any water there, but find
ing there was none, be proceeded to upel
the valve by turning the handle with hi
nose He did not turn 1t on quite G
nough at the first attempt, SO he gave il
another nudge, and held his nose unde
the spigot while the water poured over
apparently to his immense satitfsction.
But what q lot OF wster will be vast
ed when he leay,s It running the MON
ent he has had enough" said the re port
Ter.
"Wait and see," replied the driv'r,
And there was no water wasted, iol
the moment the horse had concluded hi
drink he went at the faucet again will
his ncse aud thut of the flow completely
docs he always do that" queritd tn
newspaper man
Certainly" answered the driver, 9
he pat,ed his four-footsd friend on tn
shoulder. "As long as I've known him
that horse has never had a drink that b
Did not dras from the tap for himsel
just as you have seen him do this time. "
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
FfRntiDr to win.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, April 10, 1ss5.-A des-
patch from Cheyenne, Wy T rays: Jack
Sterling OF this city, and Jimmy Bush, OF
San Francisco, fought with skin gloves.
London rules, juss over the Wyoming
line, in Colorado yesterday afternoon.
The Cheyenne man wss credited with
fret knock down and blood. He threw
the coast man eight times and sent him
to Rrass with the right three times In
the fifth round Bush lost the use of one
eye, and was terribly punished, but ex.
hibited good staying qualities
After livey fighting in the eighth
round, sterling lunged' forward aud
landed with his heal on Bush's breast
The latter was knocked down and unab q
to move for 20 minutes, and is now In
the hospital. II is feared he received
serious Internal injuries. The physician
is doubtful of saving the Caliiornian's in
jured eye, ani says pneumonia may ter
inmate his existence. The time OF the
fight was one hour.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
A Great Rush.


There was q great rueh this morning
for reserved seats TOR the opera OF the
"Oblmee OF Normandy" which will ba
presented by The Choral Club, in The
Opera Hcuse, on Thursdsy and Friday
evenings Vt this week. Tho aale took
place at the itJre Of O. II. Thomas b
90 aud carly last evening two mem.
bers OF the club stationed themselves At
the Shipley ttreet door, and took the
papes OF applicants for tickets, together
with the number OF tickets desired. 80
great wss the rush that o large plumber
of applicants had to remain up all
nieht When the sale commenced this
morning the names and number Of the
purchssers were permitted 10 enter
from shipley ttrtel, and after securing
their teats passed out into Marker
street. The house has besn reserved
for both nights.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
FOURTH EDITION
Dots.

Mr.. william Herbert was In our cIty
this morning.
DIR. Joseph II. Chandler. OF Centre
vile, Del, was In the city 10 d0y.
A seal has been floating around the
piers ut New Castle, affordipg much
IepeculAtien among curious citizens.
The soft glow OF tea, rose 10 acquired
by ladies who use Pozz oni's Compltx
ion Powder. Try It.
B. p. Deverell interds to start next
month for Scotland, and will mako an
extended tour through that country.
Go to "Ohlmes OF Normandy" by
ChorAi Club, ut Opera House, Thursday
and Friday nights.
Charles William Edwards, formerly
| foreman OF the Morning News, Is now
holding similar position on the New
York Tribune
Rev. e. d. Nswberg did not conduct
the services At Olivet Presby terlan
Church on Sunday evening, owing to
the serious Illness of his wife.
slx persons were baptized at the BAp-
list Church in New Castle on Sunday
evening by Rev. John Miller. of d oy les
town, assisted BY Rev. II. W. Randall.
Sunday school workers are requested
Ito Atttnd q Sunday school meeting ut
tue Second Baptist Church this evening
st s o'clock.
| Mr.. and Mrs. william McOlary, Of
this city, In company with Mre. John
Nobit, OF PhilAdelphis, are passing q
fortnight At Atlantic City.
Flower seed, tuberose bulbs, lawn
grass, Kentucky blue grass and white
clover, with . full line Of garden seed
NJ Orippen's, o East 2nd 81.
A load OF hay fell off o two-horso
wagon this morning on Mnrylsn ave.
nue.. near Sixth avenue, giving the
driver great deal Of trouble to reload.
W. B. Sharp Il Cas- business has In.
creased to such an oItent ih 1t they are
frequently compelled to place two de
livery wagons on lheir routes TO deliver
their goods.
The attention OF our readers 10 called
10 the announcement in another oolum n
OF the REPUBLICAN of the entsrprising
hardware dealers MeseIs. Duncan Il
Bro, 214 Market street.
The sale Of seats for tho "Ohimes OF
lNormsndy" which commenced this
morning at G. r. Thorn as & Co. 3 ig un.
usually large. ard those who coptem-
plata attending should procure their
sea- 8 to-day.
Joseph A. Bond, Chief Engineer OF
the Wster Department, Is attending the
annual m Getting OF the American Water
Works Association which convened In
Olevelsnd this morning, and will con-
tinue its sessions until Friday.
d.. Heath, the ohiropodist, having
had several applications TO make pro.
itssionAl visits to private residences,
will prolong his stay in our city for a
few days. He may be oonHulted In the
eveniDes at the Delaware House.
A lady named Stephens called upon
Registrar L1e, this morning, to get the
idAte OF her husbAnd's death. Tne Re
Sistrar took down hia register and Aftel
a few minutes told the lady that hei
husband died In 1851 6he WAS try ing
TO get evidence tog gsther 30 as TO apply
for pension, as her husband had beer
Ia COLDER 10 tho Mexican war.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
REDEEM IT.

Redeem what you have lost
by not giving me your trade
sooner.
Get back some Of your hard
earned dollars.
If you want to take the road
that leads to prosperity, be wise
and call and see my display oi
Spring Clothing for Men,
youths, Boys and Children.
Don't wait until everybody else
has had the choice. The stock
is new, bright and fresh. and the
prices are wonderfully low. The
selection is perfect and there are
no shopworn goods on hand.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

W. Atmore Woodrow, who former \
resided near Newark, this St,te, and alsC
had jew elry store in Newark, returned
home from Kansas on Saturday last. Mr.
Woodrow is loeat, d In Hutchinson, Kan
sas, and is engaged with his brother, L
Taylor Woodrow, formerly a well-krowI
taller of this city, in the real estate ant
brokerage business, Mr.. Woodrow speak
in glowing terms Of the West and stated
that Ave years ago the population OF tht
city, where be IS now located, contained
only 5000 inhabitants, while at the pres
ent time a canvass shows l4.000. IL,
will dispose OF his interest here, and re
turn with his family early in May to hi
adopted State snd city.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
a Ors1y fASseUsor'

Among ths pasSensers On Nv, tas
bound Norfolk ezpress yfsleI'soji y
n BON was n lady by the name sss q
wood, WHO resides at Dover. Az, @
Just been released from hifT ~
was la charge Of her son. w a
ing at Middleto wnsshe, ,dens,a ~
he should be plaoed unuet a. ~ n,
he left the car shs quickly JoTS aa.S
mud locked the door. 1ne SosI SO
sisuDled tbs engineer to go VITA VITA
having TO jump off the baoS ,i p so,I
the hind car, almost nlises,, y. SaO s
tho train asEin. de does no. vs.
more such passsngtrS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Dr, Aguswppeathbed.

NEW YORK April 16 Shortly befors
- 0'oiook last night DIR Delaheld said
that DIR. Agusw's condition was such
rs to cause the greatest anxiety.
For several hours his patient had
continued TO grow worse, and although
his death was not expected during tat
night, he might die this morning.
DR. AVnew began to fail about moor
yesterday, and lad continued TO eroA
worse ever sircs. II was thought las
night that he could scarcely live through
today.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Another Keg of Beer. .

The war is still on, and the citlzsns
seem determined to ascertain who fur
nished the beer At the police rooms on
Saturday night after the Democratic
meeting in Institute Hall. 1t now
comes 10 light that q well-kuown police
officer furnished keg Of beer to mum.
bsr Of young boys. The beer was drank
on q lot ct the foct Of Pine street. The
boys Became very much In intoxicated d.
Let the Mayor invest gate this matter.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
THO sporn Rssper.

Joseph H. Cbsmbors, ol 0'ah ia d
ited our city this moraips ..Ia % 4
oepted ths sReucy for tns and u
Osborn reaper and Dlh.yi ~ r0uulI
the farmers throughout .ho IA mn
remeno Der that fact. A fAnyb y, !, h d
and also q llne Of repairs osp D Srsnl
Market I treets, as well ~ a d
rooms Ia Stanton. OhehT,sbsa 10
and enierprIsing, and Ti,a'tIi ,,1s nd
paoe with the demands u -"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Improvements in stAniOa,

The new hall 10 Stanton t y
completed and viii bs dedle'ssl
short time. It Is q decided WI
ment. There shonld be gooi y
every echoul district in the si's
ing accommodations for leola'"'
ries, lyoeums, eto. ,,,
Work on the new hotel OF "
Hyatt 10 progressing favora0J III
six bricklay ers being emp poisl
tho necessary complement o. ~. :.
riers. Carpenters are also t9H r. y
frames, layiIg joist, etc: u
clded imprc vemtnt aud will O0al
meL / Lp fhe tnwr.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Anla EILnNa

Remember to day At Il a, m, the nj
lantic 20 OF mems, boys and chill.
dren's clothing will only continue {
Gays at 4l6 Market street. Ask 10 be
shown those e. 95, S]J6, S3.s5, 49,
men 9 suits. Ask to be shown thGs;
S2.26, ~ 90, 81 60. 81 rs boys suits
$l.e6 childfen's suits, &c Only can bt
had at the only great New York fir,
insurance sale, 4l6 Market street. Re.
member only 3 days longer.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Temuerapce Lecture.

David TAtum, who has deyo.ed
past twelve or fourteen years Of hla
To the temperance canAe, will 100
this evening In the Friends uee
house. Fourth and West streNs
has delivered many sddrfSses bOa
thiB country aud EurOpe, and -
qualified to interest and ineifua1
EuditorH. The misery hs wrne
while connected with institution
Ohio prompted him 10 devote bis "
the Temperance worF, and here
doubt but he has been ins'1umtnl
Inducing y vast number Of sen Y
form.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Information WApteo.

Tbs citizens residing on weet BouIt th
street., between Franklin and Broome
streets, say lhsy have sten nothing oil
the garbage man since the 25ih oi
March, Gnc they would Iiko very much
to know wtai las b9come Of him OF
villa; they sio 10 do With tho garbage.
The secretary should notify him 10 aci
pto'aptly or send GONE one to attend tc
hts work.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Fire In a oues,sr Uottop-Miii.

CHESTER, April 10 The cotton mill
OF samuel A. Grocer e. Sons at Upland,
on the outskirts of this city, were dam
aged by fire TO the extent of $40 900 early
this evening. Four hundred and fifty
Narps, four beaming frames and one
twisting machine were destroyed. The
fire started IN the smaller beam in ng- room
from some unknown cause The build.
lug is wreck. About sixty hands were
employed in the mill, but ouIy a few
will los work. Insurance about 81, 600
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
walked Overheard

About 12 80 O'Clock this morning q
man, evidently demeutei, started ia
pray At Front and French streets.
Aftsr praying he walked down French
and went overboatd into the Ohristiaua.
He was rescued and turned over to ON
GERS Crumlish and O'HArA, who t,ok
him TO the hall. On the way he became
so violent that they were Obliged to
place the nippers on him. He refused
TO give his name.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

az tho taTnest solili,aijon OF his
is'enne nenn snd number of prominent
hsPloaeans, Austin Harrington. Esq
nas consented to permit his name to be
1nssu nrsu 81 the Republican nomination for
msyoE. L. Ia conceded thAt Mr.. Har-
I,ngIon VII. make strong oompesitor,
Ahu buou'd he be nominated, stauds q
Bood Chance Of beirg eleoiea
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
lxtendInK Their hnatnrx.

Charles Mullen B. %. are engaged In
erecting q larRs addition to their moroc.
60 factory on Chestnut street, bet wsen
Adams and Monroe, making 1t the
largest factory In our city, II no,
In the ooantTy. The bnildina
erected on the site OF the one
destroyed by are, whilo occupied by
Mr.. Newell, is being covered with COR
rugated iron, and will be m, de- On
nearly fire. proof As possible, The frm
is very buoy At present, the packers
working ustil eight O'Clock In the even.
ing to get their goods ready for ship.
ment,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
case Dismisssd'

The case Of wlllisDa ~ ~ N
charged With selling liqao'I qiHSI C I'D 81
was before the MuhlVi 9. R,ll sAt
morning. City Solicitor Df Ia I'D
the the court that upcn ezanit, .,,,c ,,S I'D
ue.ses Teu sum moned In tne { .'sS ssSSpTa
deaco would not ~aIIan. ~.a ak ltsl /
and Re weuld thereiorng' a. couri
withdraw the charge, TGs T,G9ss,STara'
oiied and The cass was oiss
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Repab loan nemlnntlnn. )

c At meeting OF the Republican City
Committee he'd !ast evening IL waa de-
o.u T,,. r 70 hoi1 The domination Tor Mayor,
S III - ASeohai'r 400 President OF Coun-
III b on oa,t lay' May u h, between the
nuoa,, nouIs ui ~ noou aud p IN. Owing TO
nooulssiue ose signs Of sucoess at the
ssneia. eleeIicn there will be a number
vi AsplEants t4r the several Cfi zee.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

|NOTIUE- IL. JOHN T. MERCER,
IN tho tenant OF tho house situated al
the southwest corner OF Elghth and
Tatnall streets. in the Filth ward OF the
city Of Wilmington. county OF new Castle
tHd state OF Delaware, Ia compliance with
the requirements OF the aoia OF the General
Asg' moly in sach case made an. providnd,
dc hsreoy give notice that snail apply In
writing 70 tho Uourt CT General Sessions Of
tho peaoe and jail Delvory OF the ntate Of
Delaware In and for New Csttle County,
on Monday. the 7th day Of Nay, a. ID, 1855,
being tha next term OF eAia Oourt for q
liooneo for sett house as an inn or fAvern
hr the sale therein OF Intoxicating Iiquo,e
| In less quantities tran ono quart, " be
drunk on the premises, and the following TO
spectacle citiIens OF said ward, recommend
tho said application, viz
william II kobinson Obas J II Beckett
Bernard p HHasoh 81 Miller
| Thomas A Shape Nathan t4hsen
W William HiIz,l JF y OAfberry
John y Nickel = Given
George M Beeeon George r McOaulley
John y heasty krAnk Hasson
Ellis NJ OltIk CJ Hamilton
l ShefWofd hopton JAniel M ulhorein
Samuel N WOOD John Ltljey
Ioha Brisou Thomas Fedigsn
| John BArkinB A n rinshay
fHomAs Giles
alT'sI' JOHN T. MEROEK.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
REV I,etitienoe

The oontraot for the erection Of nov
house for William BsHdenkopi, D. the
corner of Fourteenth stree. and Penn.
s7lvanis Svenue has been awarded to
q. s. ChEisty at 81 127. The other bidi
we're: P. Chandler, sG,970; John B
johnson, f8 925; W. II Foulk Il son
IS .t49; j, k. u 6cedg b Son, Sc, 3l5: J
W. Hall, 81, 292; Q. l, swayne, S., 100
g. 9. Mckee, S. 157.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
naxan po,,ca ,,nna.

Our attention has been called to the
fact that our police force does not con.
tain any more men than are really
necessary to guard our city, and We
think that with seven fficsrs Cd oi
duty 1t leaves the remaining police too
much territory TO patrol, ard they cant
do 1t properly and with safety to the
citizens.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Not Idertilrh.

The woman who was found drowned
Oh the DeiAWAre river beach on Sun.
day morning last, near Riverside, has
not yet been idanli6od. A Large mum.
ber Of persons have ca led TO Gee the re,
moins, which are still ut the EorRue
Owing 10 decomposition the body will
bs Inferred by The coroner to morrow.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
DIED,

Lam BUHH-At the residence OF her SON
in-lRw, John Garrett. Msr'hniltOn, lei,
4th month IAN, 1888 Ann Jano Lamborn. .
widow OF the late John LsuboIn, aged ii
yoars, months and "a days.
FunoIal on i.h day, 4sh month 18th, 1888,
M cot at tho house a: 10 o. IN. lnterment at
Uld Kennstt. Services at tho meeting
house.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
For Gop,epp,

Charles Els, Ter whom nm at.,cb
ment n1,a @ ior contempt WAS issued by the
S,,y 3u;o oIul appeared this morning. The
I1iruahht M.iis was witness n the case ol
VII wliiism + Martin, aad failed 10 sp
psst upon tho day for which no wa.
sunLhohea; s,a; Aura ,ec.ure from Judge
,Sa,i Sunl ialns he was ci5cLa arged upon th,
payment OF Gorts, s! IS.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17

Dr.. A j. Funk, former supeIinten
dent OF tho Wilmington Dental Manu-
featuring Co, died In Philadelphia, OF
Sunday evening, aged about 60 yeats
rs leaves n wife and fvs children, on,
OF when is DR.. Charles Drum Funk
dentist, OF this oity.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-17
Personal.

Ex.Levy Court Commissioner viii.
liam Polk, of Odessa, was In the city
this morning,
George Hailman, OF St. Georges Hun.
dTed, a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for coroner, was In the city
this morning calling upon his friends