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Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
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HonoRad Tor Honesty, Pluok And the
mesa BnasFpFislng IndividuA1 IN the
otty Of Wilmington.
One year ago tomorrow the doors
were opened that led 10 the path OF
''Hconomy." The event was one that
was very interesting, and the invited
guests were the apprsaiAtivs pablo,
who assembled from all parts Of this
city and surrounding country 70 do
honor 10 the occasion, and like statue
OF beauty and appreciation, 80 ~ be-
came the famous Economy"
Tomorrow the biR-hearted Louis will
celebrate his Fret anniversary, and n
beautiful curiosity, enwroaihed in
flowers, In which appears rOsoE, sInllAX
aud forget me nota, will be given away
10 the admirinR public by this big
hearted, ever popular Louis, famous
owner Of this famous Ejonomy Hail,
rhis gift 10 ths public ls not thrown
around oAralessly like penny chrome
or . highly paintsd picture card, but
hey are given 70 make . beautiful
souvenir foI tue pArlor aud the lAdlss'
toilet, and appeal 90 the lofty Sentiment to
Of the beautiful In nature. They are
net common presents, bat gifts OF value,
sunh ~ ArB needed End will decorate a
mAutel or bureau,
The question will naturally Re asked,
Nv hat causes tie proprietor, Mr.. Fsll-
heimer, to Eivs thsse beautiful prss
ents2"
Well, tomorrow IA the frst year Of
bis opening. He, with his salesman,
Mr.. J. Warren Bullen, son Of the
wealthy land owner aud proprietor Of
the hotel 81 HArs's Corner, and the
populAr Morris Il. Moses, set "Foopomy
Halls going. 1t was . new venture
Printers ink vas used. Small prodls
were asked. The best OF goods sold,
aud business conducted on strictly
business aud honest msthodH.
And 10 day success has crowned his
fsriP. His store is more largely pa
ron zsd than ever. He has sold more
Roods than ever before In one yesr and
ne has made more money than ever be-
fore,
he is glad, on this anniversary COCA.
sion, and tho little memento OF friend
ship be IL Bepding out to day Il 4o,s
his kindsst REGARDS for ell his patrons
and friends, and IS he hopes 10 pursue
the same course for another year, h.
Expects ~ the second auni vershry 70
send . stu warmer greeting TO bis
many friends, II IL kooed that when
sveE the mirror Is used MT. Fellheimtr
4he popular olothier Of No. 406 Market
street, will be foDdly r.m'm obred by
be readers Of the REPUBLICAN and the
people in general.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

An editor Of a prominent New England
Industriai Journal writes a. follows in q
personal letter. 1.-THE book descriptive Of
Wilmington and lie productive iudustTies
is especially interesting TO me, ~ ! have
bsen for years connected with Industrial
newspapers, and can appreciate lts merits.
have carefully studied Its pages;ln add
ton 10 being expertly compiled,it ls re-
pleteWlth valuable, Interesting entertain
Ing and instructive information already
have a much more favorable impression
Of Wilmlngt than ever before, lin the
absence OF data and really feel as II !
would like to visit the city, and would
also like 10 congratulate the Board Of
Trade and the citizens generally, In pos
aesslng the industrial enterprises, which
admit Of this publication Of such facts"
The Boston Public Library officials re-
turn thanks for donated copy Of the
book. and state that Il has been placed en-
the shelves Of the library
A citizen Of Trenton, N. J writes
Received your book ON Wilmington and
am surprised to kuow Of your varied In
dustrles. Only needs potteries now to
complete the llst Why 10 It not good
place 10 locate first class poteryi
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

The chief officer, Chief c ginoer and 90
OF the c ew of the steamer Hayden Re
public arrived in New YORK yesterday,
having been sent h me by the u 8. Con
sui at Port au Prince The captain OF
the Haytitn Republic remains on board
his vessel. The isUest Gdyices from tlRyti
indicate q protracted struggle between
the Government aud reyo!utlonists
An attempt by police to quell a die
tutbanee among colored men In savannah
yesterday resulted in a mot, in which one
colored man was killed and several were
wounded. Two policemen were badly
injured, one being being beaten into in
sens bill y and another having lis skull
| fractured.
| A band of armed men wearing masks,
broke open the jail in WytheVille Viz
! ginia, early yesterday morning, aud res
| cued WaymAn Sutton, under sen euce Of
1 death for the murder Of Potter Harvcl
Sutton was to have been hanged to day
Yesterday msruing fre was discovered
In the at er hold OF the British steamship
Glenochie, loadiEg with cotton as Swan
ali for Brem u. u was soon GTt!n-
gulshcd and about 80 bales were found T.
ne gcOrched The cotton IN the after
hold will be discharged
Mrs. Mary Dargenton. shot In the neck
by her hu baud in Amesbury, Massachu,
setts, last Monday night, died on We'd.
nesday night The husband, who com
mittcd suicide, was buried y steldsy
John S King, young law student,
was mystsriousiy shot end killci near .
saloon, In New Haven, Connecticut, yos-
terday afternoou Lsts l-t nigh the
police lad disco cred n clea to hle
slayer
Thomas D.vis, aged % years, a
drAughtsman Ia the City Engineer'h
Onlee, at Cincinnati, committed suicide
Yesterday morning by shooting himself
In the head No cause is assigned foi
Tho uetl.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

The Household Of Faith Church Of n
"Uhureh Of God" Of this city a soon \
be recognized aud put 10 q worklBrso5I
dltion. The Rev Hugh B Rice ofCJl
iorniA has charge OF gathering togttbsl
the members Of the church, who stiil MI
here TO that faith, and as place Of mad
ing he has secured the Old Baptist Cburl
on King street above Tenth. me M
meeting will be held in that church N
next Sunday at l030a IN aud a ,erng]
will be preached. At 3 clock d N
a ternOon q testimony meeting will \
held which will probably be CONDUCTED
by Elder eAville OF PHILADELPHIA And n
which all who are or have been memtsrl
OF the Household Of Faith and o,ben Al
invited to attend. Mr. Rice says be hpil
3 very large number Of former member
Of the church here who want to re organ
lie hr Rice has a farm which be III
been eultivatlBg In California, but feesyl
ing q call TO come Hast, be obeyd thi
call and was directed to wilmington
He intends to return TO California 10 nd
near future, but will hereafter follow ID
ministry either IN California Or 10 "a
East, or wherever ho Ia sent lie RJs
there cannot fail In be a strong soelsJ
organized In Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Complaint is almost daily made OF the
disorder bordering on rios witch are ire
quently occur1 & In the Italian quarters
IN the ueighhOrhood OF Fourth al d Union
streets and extending from there TO Sixth
and Union streets A great rackel &C
CURED ere on Wednesday las, between
IL and o'clock. wOnaH, wife Of a
man went up TO Sixth and Union. where
a disTeputable house Is kept, which is
visited by all colors and sexes. The
husband followed to get his wife when a
terrible iracas took place In the house,
and the husband was kicked and thrown
out In terrible bruised and bleeding
condition, Blood was spattered over tn
floor and furniture Of the house, which
required con iderabe scrubbing to eGace
the stain. Ntlghbors say that the hus
Oand and vile alluded 10 are in the most
destitute eircum. tanCes, aud frequently
II ghJ and abuse thgir children, tsree in
number. III y say 1t is another Walraven
cave and requires the quick and special
attention OF Agent Stout.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

va ter ]. Bath, Who recently al.
lanioi itcA Hsst tIrJyr, Pa leaving
.Erso nUs,bsr u uUl al b.lis, amor
LIZ L an osr be Y several Nua oar oiti-
,'-s, VIZ te8 from Bar ford, Conn Nov
sa-bsr 81.
II upp3so have caused quite 40 ex-
log 81 3ij IL the sJutnsTu port OF Cbss-
.af cJup.J, .gr wlicA 2ql CRY IrdeCd.
Iit;lI d.d sa.bE }: WJIld tu.n Gus so
| kaow dld wrU1g, but 1 got Behind
by king bad paper AID mee;i with
0 lar .Slsss; then Gssd pspsF EnOuid
n n TO each ~ IL wag not fOas /.
UfoEg or choas RGy ora, ! had baen
1T! = -hs IN 1. I hAl my b'g sArinS
NJ ss'as = 1 hsvB paid al 1 owed,
And not oaUss4 50 many 70 loBe or
o.nueLs tais ssllsoys Gu ny iOVsd ones
II hoM2, - Vol "a my pNhaY friends
| hCIe Va comm ut lty VIII aot torture
70 ssol nSO;..eg sEd wife With ugly Re
J4I;s for Goo iTEDSa they have aRou xh
cJss-Li SNh. /. WA B..d enough
or Ee - lssYe 'bsln, but 1t was best
~ no. / hsys ,, Ospgsis Of good busi
> A-a DO [ may mako . . IN VI
Il 81 AL Gay th1se l owe; aud those
aaO szs civil viii get pAld fret. Blu
% J1n-a 70 "a fr HoDth; they are th Z
! GiB1AoB Of man
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

The spoFts ct Hazel Dell Park yaslaF.
day were not ~ well attended As they
should have beon, bat this was no
doubt owing In q great measure 70 the
unfaVorabla weather. 10 was expected
that there would not be less than two
thousand persons present, but the re-
suit showed that at no time during the
day was there over tWo hundred and
ATTY on the grounda
Tbs sports eommenced ct 10 O'Clock
with RAGS between j. D KurtE. Jr.,
on 3 bicycle and Q horse owned by
Harry ID. Lowe The course was 8
quarter OF mile and the race was WOE
BY KuJtz.
TIT 10O.yArds race open to all had
three starters. Samuel Jones, W. N
Chandler scratch, and Lswis W Nc
Gall yards. The race was won By
Jones by about 10 inches In 11Z seo
ends
The l0OyArds sotasoh race for those
Who never won n prize had Ave
stsrteIs: John Y. Cooper, Y w Mul
ian, J Derrick, Ogan OArpentsi
end J. Garland. The race WINS won by
j. Y Cooper.
The 200 yards dash had eight starters
samuel Jonss, W. N Chandlar, Lswis
MoOall, j. g Cooper, r. W. Mu Ian, J.
j, Derrick, 0 wen Carpenter, j. Cart
land. The race was won by Jones.
These contests were nnder the dlrec
tiOu Of james Il. Morgan, aud each wa
olossly contested.
AS the Amerlcuu base ball club failed
TO put In an appearances = ntns was Hy'
looted from amouR the players present,
aud . game played with the Whining
ton oluh. The seora was as folloWs
Wilmington, 2, /, o /, 0, As; picked
nine, 1, o, o, 0, o As. The hAudsom,
/ bToh 70 pitcher for which the A nsrloui
dub was 70 contest was awarded to thu
| Wilmington.
The raoss took pace in the afternoon
but owing to the horses thRt were ex
! peotsd not being present only two wBTt
trotted. j. W. Reeves and T. ID
Brown soted rs judAes
The hrst rRou was between j. @
Hsadiy's Grover O., OF Chester, Pa.
sud j. W. Reeves Velox, OF this city
The race Was for the pest bEo IN three
and WAS won by Velox In two ktFRieh
beats. Time, 2.49, 2 4b.
The next was . wagon race betwee,
Harry loves Harry h., Peter BIgAn'
SJrAaReK and W. 7 HiokmAn's Willie
Stranger won the hfHt heat and ws
Withdrawn after the secOnd. The rae
was won by Willie In the last two heAts
An exhibition mile was trotted b.
II O. MAhAffy's double team In s "a
aud Peter FAgNn's little pony ran hal
mile heat In LII.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
DR.. SCHENCKS
MANDRAKE PILLS

CLEANSE the mucous mem,
francs Of the stomach and bowels OF all slime
ind foreign matter, start the secretions assig
igeston and assimilation, nutrily the blood
They relieve tie liver Of congestion, give /
1 chance to extract bile poisons from thi
Hood. to make them into good bile, and tt
ncrete Just what is needed. They do NO
ear their way and irrtate like most purga
Ives, but they treat all the surfaces and or
.ans 50 that the entire system respondA
They are based on scientific principles.
they are entirely rational and natural.
They always do what is claimed for them.
They work on the system in the way claimed
they work together for the greatest good.
they are not like new and untried medicines
They need no praise, but only simple men
ton OF merit.
e,g~Dr. Schencks purely vegetable ant
Wholly reliable family medicines are for salt
~ all Druggists. Every package has meath
printed directions for use II you would
Understand yourself send for Or. Schcnckt
lew Book on Diseases Of the Lungs. Live
nd Stomach, sent free, Address DR.. ]
I. Schenok & Son. Philad slphia, "a.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Yesterday morning police ofA Ger a.
Sixth and Market streets noticed ;
coioTel man, who Was som sH hat under
the influence Of liquor, AbusiDR u
eolorEd woman that he WAS walking
with. Ths woman ssemsd dssirous o.
gsttiDR away from the man, but he sri.l
fol- 3wOd her, and she said threatened
10 strike her with 3 loaded eau which
he had In his baud The ofiosE took
him custody, anu this mntBinR hs wa
aTFAiapsd before Jndzs Ball. de gave
his name ~ Henry C1ck, and said be
wRs qHarrtling with hig wife baBsu a.,
she did not got him any breakfast. Il
vas sentenced to pay q fns OF Is sad
c)ets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

A hre broke ouI about II O'Clock on
Saturday evening 10 Pielos g. Singles
general store, b. Georges, and oon
Sumed the building and contents TIE
oitiHens rushed to tho scene TO assist 10
putting ouB this Gre, but as they had
nothing but buckets they conid do
nothing, though there was plenty OF
wAtsr In the canal close At hand. II re-
Quirsd the utmost efforts 10 save the
SijoinlnE buildings Of william II.
BENZ and John H Calder. The DslA
ware Oily Fire Company arrived on the
ground, but too late TO BE- OF servile. II
10 said some money in cash WAS con-
sumed with the goods, and the total
loss 10 supposed to DO about "a, 900, upon
which there is an insurance OF about
$4,000. The Are is supposed 10 be the
result Of inoendlATis1.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

No other term thai lho above Woald
spply TO the wOmsa who cou 4 see hsr
YUatbful bg5uty fading away Without q
gshe CT Jegset. &auy 7umsa becomes
pIeGs utoreiB old Rnd hEgs SSd bscAns-
Il iunctiepal arrangement What .
pity that all ouch do VI kE94 tbs, DR.
ritroG's BsyOFtia Prescription will Is-
ttore their orgauS 20 n nor .aal state, Aac
make tbszn youthful and bsRutifal oaoe
mOrsl For the Ills ~ which tho dAu2A-
tire Of Hvs gre peculiarly liable the
"PTescriptioA" Ia sov0rs iRn remedy
I. ID the oIlY rsoi3,ns sold Dy drug
Rlsti under pos.hvo guarantee from
he manufacturers, that 1t will give
saiigfS CiiOn IL every Case, or money
will be reformed. Boa guarantee on
bottle vfspner.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

select knights a. .. U. W. 1T ElbtOn.
By special Invitation Welooms Ls-
gion, No, /, B X. OF A. o u. W.,
visited Cecil Lodge, No. 80, OF Elktou,
NJ, Wednesday evening last, II being
the second AnniVerFAry OF Cecil Lodge.
Those from this city were Past Oom-
mAnders j. v. speok, NJ. D, j X
Aoams, j. ". DlefendOIf, W. Il. Fair
lAmn, W. II. Robinson, u 4. Gilmore,
Comrades j. ] Whitaker, W. A. Roy
nol1s W. p. OAEperton, U. W. 0OodinR,
A B JoLes, W. N. MGUormIok, Meyer
NJ yers, E r Reeves, George Hard
UssIio, n. ID. Holt, j. II. Porter, J. W.
rood, 6 oFRe W. McOAulley, r bsTt
McC Aulley, u. l.. BuokmAsLeF, Hsnry
2 mmsrn an, W. T. HsArB, With repre-
ssntadven VI tubJrdinAtB loORsa Hos 2,
aud 10. Ga tbs arrival ~ E kton by
sptoikl oar the Legion wGs mot Nt the
ssssI1n BY tbs members OF Osoll Lodge
A9d headed by tbs E kton Band, WiLh
We come Legion 90 right Of ike pa
rsdtd some OF the PRINCIPAL streets,
then 70 the OdRe room rnd met 10
ssor,t session IN the WorEmAI's dstFes,
" er which tho hos anu the guests cd
iyDlntd tJ the ODD Feiows' Ii 10, where
= pGJ, me.tluA .arGgly attended WAS
4 ". J Air oh, Mpsler Workman
I'LL L0lg8, presiding.
yecJ enjoyable h,eTAE and must
cal program vas given " 4. ktOn talent,
opening with the Ods OF GuB Or6er, ate
gbioh K h lamar, Bsq., OF Cecil
Lodge, made the AddrssS OF welcome.
5pa cues Waso msde by Past OUm-
mandtIB Jonn W DIeiBndo.f aud
Joseph x A 1ama, O1mfaaus W. a.
Reynolds, a. b. JoDes, William Ii
S.utE. O Jrgd W. R3hsTte, J l.
Lacy sad Gt16ru On sto bsLslJs Rn6
~ areas Of TIE A. o. U. ". AID solsc,
klsLt5, Sasf when tue Legion EN-
D ls irierds War5 rendered .Arqlst
re Leg on rea1.n-d Oh tie 10 xpress
rsa L gtcn veil pissed Win tsel.
yisL,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

About o'clock yesterday morning
Officer Sherer met John Powell, a well
known character, with quantity of eau.
vas in his arms, of which he could not
give a satisfactory account He told the
officer that he laid down To sleep on the
wharf, and when he awoke found the
canvas lying on him. AS this did not
satisfy the officer be took him To the
police sta ion, and this morning he was
arraigned before Judge Ball As It is
supposed the canvas was stolen from a
tug, he was held Tor further hearing
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
nnsr.nr Announcement

We respectfully announce Gus spnuA
opening OF Christmas ostos AID ilipt
ira Ell booklets 10 morrow, 5ntu-trV.
Dacsn'sr 1 The readers Of she RE
PUBLICAN are Invited to cal 81 tatr
o,bvapie 10 and examine 'hess bsSutiiu,
gems 0t art. Oar anpul opening Of
DO i3Ay ecueB viii take p'aes Thur.
Say, Daosm her 6. Onc lua4 are very
fnll and o5mp'sts Store Opsn 10 ia
looking tina. You will not BE- asked @.
sIpAStsi TO bny De'swArn F-ir ing
Oous pAu y, formsr.y James g. Wsoa, 4
Mako RlreAt
EDWARD Y JAMES PresiA est.
WARREN 4 FARRA. s-A'g q Tiers.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

We resp o,;ully 4unoutc our annual
opknsTa o. CbT!stIr - cGrd8 and / lug.
arstsd Christmas booklets to-morrow.
9AtuTdsy, neo mbsr The readers
she HEPUBLICLN 30 invited to call 81,
thAir onyeniancH and e. smius thes3
5sEusltul genus Of ait. Our AnnuAi
op mig Of holiday goods will tAko lace
Tfursdsy, December 6. Onr lines are
very full Rnd co npleie. st)rO open la
tEe evenings. Como aud lock This 10
ook!uR time. Y3u will not be asked or
zap. ctfd TO bGy. Delaware Printing
eimpsay, formerly janice 8 webb, ga
Market stree
EDWARD = JAME3, President.
WARREN II FAERA 5.c'y q Tres ;. "a
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30
FIFTH EDITION..


CoHAsIET, Mass, Nov On
hA "i,iy, Keeper of Mlnot's LIpbtSppua.ll
believes that the steamer Ailsn vu'e
struck on Jason's Ledge, aud la. '' !. n
bottom about q mile noTibaas, q
hght, In the track Of Navigation ~ n, 70
large quantity of wreckaps nal. n9
hght on Tuesday morning ''is %
shoviSoETowN, Mas Nov. a
ooay Oh Captain DAnlel Morrison
shelburnei Nova Scotia, yas toNs3 Il
the wreck Of his sch oner ihe I ~
morrison, yesterday 1t Is tborsi'. O
rest OF the crew were wall U
board and drowned. Tie .rlae-,.O ,ef|
D9th run on The Oats ia The barGo, ~
WIZ be pumped out. shc is co g,
NEW York, NOV. aO.-Vlus
boat wat going down the bavbt 4 ~,
yesterday morning, Il va. hsgn.'ls,S', 4
small boat containing the i, .t,t Wv
crew OF the schooner L Na,,b.-.
Perth Amboy for PurIsn ou,b NJ. Io
quested that the schooner be- t1u,J N
shoal water. Before a hayser c,n,1
Get the scho ner sunk Her msT
taken to New York. The 49,,
with all sails set, and about M ,Yu N
spar out Of water liCsamiIe ana n.
north by esat from Romer beacon
CHARLESTON, b. q, NOV. "a nj
schooner Mary 3. Bradshaw. whisA NJ
here on the 10Th instant, for B,IIimd,
encountered severe gales Ind hey | ,"Si
head broken aud was driven to Ina IN
tude OF 81 Augustine She relurn,S Il
Charleston, yesterday
The pilot boat Mary 0dell o say,rD,s
arrived here yestsrdey When an Rnal
gay, on Tuesday she spoke tho teboo1,
Kate V Altkin a. anchor. One ii M
crew OF the schooner had diel M.
fatigue and exposure.
The steamer Gulf Stream. ,b,,,
overdue, arrived here yesterday monls,
She was delayed by gales, aud shifted M
damaged her cargo Her cabin and AM
doors were stove 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

This morLing officer Sherer found a
miserable specimen Of humanity lying
under s me flight cats at the B. 4 o.
Railroad. so drunk that he WAS unable
TO move. As the cars were liable to be
moved at any time, the man was In iml
nent danger Of being crushed, 90 the
officer, with the assistance Of = citizen,
dragged him TO the police station. Alter
he was laid in the corridor he gave his
name as Tom Walls. and then relapsed
into q drunken stupOr.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

william Powell, who for some time
was frequently bsfore tho city ccust,
Vap Arrsigned this morning tor lhs fitEl
tino In several months. The officer
who arrested han teetded ttRl be was
at Fourth sni NJ srkat stv0sts yesterday
very drunk, hut that he went to thu
statlon without resisting. Powell said
that he Was employed on y farm near
Brsndywins Springs, and IS he WAS 10
town yesterday be celebrated the day
by "Retting full" He WAS discharged
on his promiEe to go to his work.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

We respectfully announce our Arrus
opening Of Chrismhs cards and i.luL.
trated Christmas booklets 10 morrow,
Saturday, December /. The readers OF
the REPUBLICAN are invited to call o.
their Convenience and examine these
beautiful gems Of art. Our annual
opening Of holiday goods viii lAke place
ThursdAy, December Der lines are
very fall and oDmplCts. Store open IN
the evenings, Come and look. Now Ia
looking time. You will not be asked OF
expected to buy. Delaware Printing
Company, formerly James & Webb, ga
Market street
EDWARD b, JAMES, Presto snt
WARNER d. FAREA, s6e'y g. Treas
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

The hall for the free reading room At
Newport, prov lded by the W q. t U {,
will be opened next Monday eytning,
When dedieAtory services will be held In
the NJ + Church Rev. Mr. Hanna will
conduct the came, and make an Interest
trg add ess. lie viii 10 assisted, It lie
expected, by Miss Hilles and others from
our city. Pers ne who have money or
books to contribute will confer favor by
doing 50 promptly. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

The Opera House was packed ysItsl.
day afternoon and last evening 10 vii.
ness the y b. Proctor COMEDY Con-
pAny In "OvsT the Garden Wal" And
20 one Was disappointed In the nInnsl
In which II WEs presented,
The entire performance WAI applaud
Oh throughout, sni - each one Of ID
company performed lbsir parts 20 vel
Ii lG scA'ctly fAlr 10 dlscfiminHts
will be given tonight aId Io-moHoI
bisht, and tb0s Wt0 s!sa to enjoy
asarty laugh should b. slre to A'Ana'
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Lat night omoEr Scott found 5pen.
csr Williams, oolorsd, 1t Maryland
avenue aud Bird street drunk aud ere
stiuE considerable disturbance As be
would not 20 home the OH ,eF took hlm
TO the Atatloh, and this morning no wAs
arrAiRned bsioSe Judge Ball. Altar
hearing the testimon' OF the Ofiiosr the
Judge said; "5psposr. you are . com
non buBauoi Ia that neighbOvhOOd,
aud shall impose a dns Of 50 ard
costs"
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

The colored mAsons bad grand parade
which passed over some Of the
principal streets, They made g fine ap
peArance and In the evening gave an en-
tertaiDme at Institute Hall, which in
cludod a sword drill and promenade AID
d esses wre made by Sir Knights, James
e. Thompson and James Pritchett. There
was also dance that was participated in
by about i5J couples.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Mr.. ard Mrs. William Binnex, I'LL
Rodney stieet, celebrated their fifteenth
SEEDING anniversary last niaht A
large number Of friends were pretent,
and kept up the festivities Of the oooA-
sion until n dalght. mr.. aud MIS-
BiDneK were tho recipients Of large
uumber Of presents both useful and or
nhmentAl.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Several young men from DnPon'I
Banks visited OentTevilla on Thanks
giving AftsrnooB, and engaged 10 .
fienoiy shooting match with the Gen.
trevills Buys, whom they beat In knock.
Tag dagn clay pigeons BY = aoore OF 81
o 81. In carrying of the honors they
asre s1msWhAs elAtsd, while the Cen
lTevllle boys were considerably chop
ALLEN.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

A game Of fOoaball took plAoa 81 the
Wilmington Football Cube grounds,
over Eleventh street bridge yesterday
afternoon, between the Wilmington
Football Club and the Philadelphia
Rangers, the former winning the game
BY Q score Of Q goals 10 0. The WI
minRton Club 70 now 10 prosperous
condition and have made Numerous I'm
prOvementu 10 their grounds, AmOng
them balng the bulldlnR OF houss for
the Aooommod atlon OF Waiting clubs.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Charles L. Meiler, formerly with
PowdsTmAker BrOs., meat dealers, has
opened the old stand Rt the north west
corner Of Seventh aud King streets with
= full line Of bosi, pork, lamb, mutton,
veal, etc. He invites all his former
iIisndS to give him call, 81 everything
will be cheap and good.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-30

Verdict OF consumer brought face 10
face With reputation OF manufacturer
by means Of sealed oanBi PrStt'a Astral
OIL the boss z. James Belt, family
druggist, sole sRsns, sixth aud Market
streets. Wide-Awake Rroosrs and drug
gtsts generally sell 1t.