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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

When the tired factory operative. the
weary out door laborer, the overtasked
bookkeeper or clerk seeks medical re-
compense for expenditure of bodily force,
where shall he find it? Gould the re :
corded experience of thousands Of work
ers be voiced, the verdict would be that
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters renews fall
ing strength stimulates the jaded mental
powers to fresh activity, and relaxes un.
due nervous tension as no hing else does.
Digestion, q regular habit of body, appe-
lite and sleep are promoted by it, and it
is an admirable auxiliary in the recovery
OF health by convalescents. A fas idious
stomach is not offended by it, and to per-
cons Of both sexes In d licate health who
oc c:asionally feel the need Of an efficient
tonic, the whole range Of the pharma
copHia and the catalogue of proprietary
medicines does not present more use.
full, safer or more decisive one. 1t is also
Incompatible for fever and ague, rheu,
matism and kidney troubles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06
Special Ment1on.


The g4nd dine ShSTpless creamery but
ter has 5bsrpless printed In full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch 8
Lsary, Madison street grocsrs, N. W,
corner Fourth.
~ u . BAos
that e7erS Sbody ought 70 know that A.
Sergeant gives $40 lbs. of the-best, well.
cleaned coal in every ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hicory kindling wood in large
loads. Lime for whitewashinR. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue sign. Opening in the evening.
DR.. simms' White PuImonio BaisRm,
The great aud mighty lung medicine
for coughs, tore throat, SO. Endorsed
by thousands. Far from being exoellad
by any other 300. and 81. Depot, 4tl
and King sts. Sold BY dealers.
A few more of those beautiful dollar
cbromos given away with every pound
of tobacco, at only thirty oents pound
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets
Wilmington. Del. ".=--.-z
Bush's, French street wharf u the placl
TO buy your coal.
0, 18 or SO gems for 20 cents at Gum
miDgs' gallery, 3os Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

WASHINGTON, June 5-One of the
shire widest observers la Congress, who
has himself been named in connection
with the Republican nomination for the
presidency this year, said 10 day;
SHERMAN will not deve op any
strength beg ond that which is known to
be pledged to him. His strength is not a
gro wing strength aud it is not we'll To-
Gated geographically, while there Is
earnest opposition to him In sections
whose voice will have great weight in the
convention. ! refer especially to New
York. Whe Senator Platt was here he
did not name any man as the final choice
Of New York, but he did say that in his
Judgment II Senator Sherman was nomi
ma ed he would be elected, If elected at
all, without New York.
"Senator Platt probably knows New
York State politics better than anybody
else, and New York city is the Political
metropolis OF Connecticut and New Jer-
sey almost as much as New York.
think Sherman stronger now than he
will be On the 18th Of June,
"The know nothing taint in Gresham't
record will probably destroy his chances,
but he will come into the convention
with dangerously ent- usiastic follow.
| ing of earnt st and sincere Western Re
publicsns, who are thoroughly persuaded
that he is the strongest man who conld
be nominated do not think 1t will b'
strong enough to win, but 1t has ALREADY
proved strong enough to swamp Allison
whose great hope was In boom cominl
up out of the West.
"Mr. Depew, after considering tn
matter for five or Fix days longer, vii
r \ a IL \. n...t
his name from the consideration Of III
convention. 10 my Judgment the candi
date for President Will come f." Z,
think n will .--.eu by the Eas
Am ,n.hA " wa, 90 either Harr,, :on {
f may be Harrison and eth
49, -. Ton, of New York or Williai
Walter Phelps, Of New Jersey, or it ms
be Alger and Phelps"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

WASHINGTON, d. c., June 6.-Senator
Chandler has introduced bill to amend
the Fisheries Retaliation act by striking
out the words, din his discretion" aud
by also striking out the reference "to
other products of the Dominion" than
iish. This would absolutely deny Cana.
dian vessels the right Of entry whenever
the President Is satisfied that the rightt
of Americans in Dominion ports are
abridged, or Whenever they are subjected
to annoyance, and would also forbid the
importation of Canadian fresh or sail
flsh.
Senator Quay has been authorized te
report favorably his bill granting PEN
sions to soldiers and sailors who weTt
confined in Confederate prisons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

By going where this guide directs,
you can get beautiful black and white
skeleton back serge suit, Handsomely
made, double stitched ecges, sewed with
three-fol twisted silk, goods thorough,
ly shrunk, out nobby, In sack shape, al
perfect fitting garment az ever was
put on q persons back, for 90 30, worth
every cent OF Sl2. at ne other place than
the populsr "Eoon omy Hail." 406 Mar
ket street, between Rumford's and Nc
Olohksy's hat establishments. The boys
suits for $1.75, to fit boys from TO IS
years OF age, are actually worth $3.50,
and must be seen at the famous cloth.
Ing hall in order to be fully appTeci-
ated.
N, B-Fathers and mothers, . word
to the wise Is sufficient Heed this
guide, and you will bs pleased you no.
tiosd this article.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

FLIzABRTH, N. j., June 5.-Bobby
Gibbons, aged -, has languished since
last night In the county jail charged with
arson. The boy, who is half orphan,
was lately discharged from the asylum
because of his advanced age. He deter
mined to become district messenger.
His mother, however, thought 1t would
be far better for him to work for Mrs. e.
M. Kingsland, who keeps . boarding
house at No. 35 Elm street, and thither
he was taken yesterday very much
against his will.
Evidently BOBBY did not appreciate the
Judgment of his mamma, for he promptly
showed his dIsgr st Of the VIII Die proceed
ings by setting fire to his bedroom within
twenty minutes of his arrival The nre
was discovered before much damage was
done. Bobby confessed his crime, and
said he had done II for revenge because
he pined for the free lance glories Of mes
senger boy life, and the restraints oi
boarding house existence he thought
were more than he could put up with.
He will be sent to the State Reform
school.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

| That a gentleman residing ou Market
street below Second WAS informed by
two represen tAtives OF the Water De.
partment that he was required to tear
up the pavement In front OF the two
properties owned by him and put In
separate ferrules for each house. One
ferrule has bsen doing duty for both
properties, having been placed there
over 20 years ago. The gentleman OBJ
jeoted to being tubjectsd to the expense,
when he was informed that II he did
not do ns requested his water would be
shut of and his water tax refunded to
him. He said that he would defy tue
department, bat giving the matter q
little more thought he concluded to do
as tbs department requested, although
1t 10 an on rage for him to be put TO the
naedless and useless expense.
Tpat the reason man gave for cast
ing his hrst Republican vote on last
Saturday Was because ex Chief Dou1h.
erty had his dog taken mp for running
without tag on the street. He said
he WAS tho means OF % votes teins ostt
agntust the ex Ohief. See what o dog
Hsht can do for an aspirant for political
honors.
i That the REPUBLICAN, Ia trying to
make better paper day after dap. We
think we are succeeding, too.
That the OoRncil chamber 10 very
brilliantly lighted up with electric
lights.
That Councilman johnson looked ai
home In the Council cham Der lsst oven
ing. His diamond In his shirt ftou
did not look ary brighter thao ~
genial gsntier. aus face. --'
That tha bks,ing ri~'
= SIS $50 !. - on Tuesday. Manage
i1fin'p The right man TO oond nc
y 90 usoessful amusement enterprises.
;. That defeated candidate for polit
u cal honors, on going to tie polls 10 vol
n oiuct. anp IN rendering his vote wa
y told Of his mistake. Gs objected to Ii
way he Was treated, aad insisted Q
voting, righ, or wrong, but some OF a
friends fbally oons need MIN that
y was doing wrong and ss> ereo nun 70 y
% right precinct. where he a,poaited .
h ballot with great gus.o. as he snouRn
1, for the winning candidate. 1t Id D.
n that II became necessary for him to &c
r 10 this condition 90 as to vote againi
+. his cenviotlous.
That Mayor elect Harrington shoul
& police force. Some men have an I'm
IT maou!ate gall to ask for the position.
h That Ohief Bwigeett will give on
city as god an administration rs lie
10 in bis power.
vi ThAt All persons should be careful
: whom they give letters OF recommends
n ton for posis oas on tho polics forc'
e Say mo" to every body, and then 20
IS will make no mistske.
d That the new cemetery company
'e bound to be q success with such SCUM
$ financial men ct Its head.
II That tho REPUBLICAN, oan do q
1t kinds OF printing, and our oitizer
/. should bear this fact In mind.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06
THE sol4nHs sfvn IN.


w tAe 0host eNu tS<2N - GnafeeH.
The result Z b6s4fdny's slsosion In
this city wac . warning, that warning
being to the extent that one or two meu
could mot force down the throats Of the
majority OF Democratic voters In this
city candidates who they desired. Yes.
terday afternoon proved the fact by the
County Executive Committss appointed
by the boilers at New Castle, on the
occasion OF the recent county convsn-
ton, meeting 10 the Levy Court room,
and after some discussion collapsed.
Previous TO collapsing the boilers
adopted the following resolution:
Resolved, That we retire, making
no terms and asking roae; that We be-
lteve 1t 10 to the inteIe est of our party for
us TO withdraw; that we will recognize
the committee Of which William Her.
, bert Is chairman, aud call on oil Demo.
crat, to do likewise; that We believe we
were right morally and numerically"
This Was signed by all the mem bers.
An address of some length was then
read and ordered to be printed and IL
sued 10 the public.
In the meantime the regula- ,.
tea met In tho grand Jury oomm "
pointed the following .com snu ~
Firs. ward saturday next:
IL. L. " south, William J. Parker
p =. ward, north, d. ]. Msgee, Josepl
AGES. Edwin A Parker; 3eoond ward
...et, William q. QdinS, Daniel MO
8 Bride. William b. Grant; Second w.,r q
west, John Mcvey, John J. Hayes
' Mlohael Maloney; Ghird ward, DAME
II W. Lynch, Daniel McKenny, Eagen
{ sayerr; Fourth ward, east, william
Hayes, John Little, Edward Mag uire
l. Fourth ward, west, John A. Fry, II. L
Q Kur!z, John A. Cannon; Fifth ward
least, Archibald Given, El ooh Moore
. DR.. III. j. Hughes; Fifth ward, west
els. 8. Cook, N. B. Oulbert, P. b. Qaisley
q Sixth ward, north, Michael Kennealiy
10 James Kennedy, John Fulton; 5ixtl
9 ward, south, Edward Fenton, ThomA
Q NJ. Osls, George W. Bright; seventh
% ward, east, Flo lard r. Grier, John L
!, Malone. W D. Mullen; Seventh ward
d weet, W. J. Gibbons, g. O. Pierce
II -gh n. Doherty; Eighth wssd, Denni
i KAnr, William b. Norton, R,chars j
Kelley, 1r.; Ninth ward, east, jane
lMcGowaD, Sshn Forrest, George Cloud
Q Ninth ward, west, James GsRan jan q
= Grimm, William Jennings; Tenth wari
Philip J. Green. Charles O'Oonner
r Joha McNulty; Eleventh ward, I'D war,
. A. Newell, Robert D. Gilmore, jane
Oonuor; Twelfth ward, 8. p. Doherty
o John r. DAIey, Robert O. Shaw.
! The following revisions were made II
! the lists OF the several hundreds Ere.
a viously publiAhed:
Brandywine, Elwood Bigger vic
q John b. Price; MIL Greek, E O. Nc
d Oarty Woe Harvey ]. whiting; Whit
Oiay Creek, 8. III. Donnell vice GeorR
II %. Kerr; 5t. Georges, John W. Oarrol
10 vice James T. ShAllcross; AppoS uinI
mink, James T. Taylor vice DAME
IOlayton.
The committee adopted resolution
, irstrucsinE the inspectors Of election Il
the city aud eounty TO make returns /
Horace O. johnson in this city on Sal
: u day night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

A detective from Cleveland, Ohio, ar.
rived In Wilkesbarre, yesterday with
iequisition papers from Governor
Besvtr for Michael Hitel. arrested at
Wilkes barre q few days ago for she
killing Of Andrew TendsrA In Cleve.
land on the l1sh OF November, 1885.
The detective, who Ia acquainted with
the prisoner, recognized him as the
man whom he has bsen seeking since
the murder. Hitel will be taken TO
Cleveland to-morrow to answer an in.
diotment for murder in the first degree.
The printers in the Times office, at
Dubuque, lows, struck on Monday nf-
ternoon because natter est in the Job
offioe 10 hand bill had been placed In
tho advt rtlsing columns of the paper,
without reference to the advertisement
set or. The proprietors say that here
after they will employ only non-union
men.
Two freight wrecks occurred yester.
day morning on the Pennsylvania Rail.
road, near Pittsburg, which stopped
passenger travel for over three hOura.
About ths same time freight trains 1T
Irwin and Bsint1n Etations telesooped
preceding sections, destroying several
cars and blocking the track.
William Bsumelstsr, q pedestrian,
who won third place iu o walking
match In Baltimore last week, died on
Tuesday OF pneumonia His physician
says his vit,lity was sspped by tbS
strain on his constitution consequent
upon his exsrtions last week.
The students Of the s.ate ARricul-
tuTal Qollssv o. Ames, Iowa, are having
troablo sbou; secret societies. Saturday
evening tie Sheriff arrestsd Ave OF thu
anttsecret society students for theii
alleged participation in q riot wesl
ago. .--5-.-
Edward Watkins shot Ard A...-
"Budd" Trail In Middlebrook, Msty
, land, on Monday. There was o feeling
OF jealousy between the two men on nc
count OF . widow who lived on the farm
Of Watkins father.
, The body OF Agatha Peterson, VIII
= mysteriously disappeared from WRu
: sau, Wisconsin, three weeks ago, wa
found in the Wisconsin river yester
day. She is supposed to have bee
th,, ,own off the bridge.
Three Of the four men who wer
/ buried i'd the g. Lawrence mine Il
Bnets, Montana, bs n land slide, wer
taksH out alive yests.,d morning
The only person killed was Patrlel
Harrington.
Mrs. 8. j. Overton, serving term Ii
the peniteutiafy at LiRooln, Nebraska
for the murder OF her husband, com
mitted suicide on Sunday night by cut
ting her throat. -..@
About month ago Mrs. Hammil, si
aged lady, living near Oakland, Illi
nois, was bitten by dog On 6unda!
last she was taken violently I'll witt
what the doctors say is hydrophobiA,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

Tho cheapest has house in shs c1sy
RumSerd BrOn.' AQ4 Market ntreos.
oupping and leeching, los L. Second at.
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
Braziliap Balm. immediate cure for numps.
Brazilian Balm cures o cold; 40 doaes, leo,
90 to Murphey's for your bed springs,
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try Bush's coal you will surely like it.
hillard II. Davis, jeweler, e. Second st.
Fine IS X. Rings, at Hanfs, Is K. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, 5th and King
American Laundry, 500 West Front street.
First class furniture at Murphey's. 800 Ship
ey street.
90 to Geo. H. Murphev'B for your parlol
chamber and dining room furniture. 300 bhiT
ley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

BALTIMORE, Md, June 6,-The Board
of Trade has adopted resolution re.
questing Congress to rem-ye the duty on
sugar altogether, or, If that is incompat-
ible with the new tariff bill, that the low'
est rate Of duty be extended to embrace
No IS, Dutch STANDARD The resolution
declsres that the proposed duty on sugar,
as indicated by the Mills bill, gives
greater protection to the sugar trust than
ever.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

Considerable Amusement was afforded
the oltisens on Madison street between
Third and Fourth, on Tuesday after
noon, by horse attached to the BUTCH
er's express wagon Of Joseph Gould,
lying down instead OF going forward
at the command Of the driver. He was
finally turned around in the street and
went off willingly In the opposite direo.
tlon. A little ooaxing viii be needed
TO cure him OF his baking propensitiee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

CITY OF MEXICO, June "a railway
accident occurred yesterday evening
Just outside of Tampico, in which many
lives were lost. A construction train
was derailed near a bridge by COW
aud donkey, which were on this track.
The train crashed through the bridge
and went down an embRnkmsnt. The
dead and injured we're brought in to-
day. 90 far as known 18 were killed
and Al injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

Now, that is just what everybody
wants, and If they will set OF Rand, Me
Nally s. Co, No. 14S Monroe street,
Chicago, Ills, the book OF 29S closely
printed pages, entitled "a Real Good
Thing" they will know how it is them
selves. 1t is No. SO of the Globe Series,
and you won't get the blues If you peruse
1t to the end. 1t is just the kind of book
to take Nth you when you Ire lying out
in the shade in your hammock, tat peace
with all the world and the rest of man
kind"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

a young man named Alfred Hsbtri
left the farm of VIM. Webster, OF Bran.
dyvine Hundred, where he had been
working, lstt Saturday, evening, with
the intention, he said, Of going to the
r, s.denoe Of his parents, bat from sor,e G
cause he failed 10 reach there and thu,
far he has not been heard from. As q
consea ueDce th0y are much diHtreBeed
and any Information In REF ard TO him
would prove great relief.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

L. is rumored that Ex Chief OF Polios
Dougherty contemplates starting q de-
tective agency In this city similar to
those OF the large cities, Such an insti
tuition ID needed, and after 1t was once
established would no doubt prove prof.
table. There are many cases where
one or more good detectives could bs
used 10 advantage for the furtherance
Of the ends OF justice. Mr. Dougherty
has had three years. experience In polics
work, during which time he has made
some important arrests, and is very
capable OF conducting an enterprise Of
this nature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

Considerable excitement was ocoa
sioued cn Madison strees shout six
O'Clock last evening, by Q respectable
looking woman, who had been i'm.
bibipg too freely Of the flowing bowl.
She was followed by o crowd of boys,
whose hoots and jeers she bitterly re
sented. A policeman finally took her
in charge and escorted her home. She
doubtless felt ashamed OF her conduct
this morning,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

A member OF DUPONT Post, No. 2, g.
A r residing near the Middle Dspot,
stepped into the street car Rt that place
on Decoration Day at 40 O'Clock, and
after riding down to Nc. 3t6 Market
street called on Harry Hart, selected Q
suit OF blue clothes, put them on and at
q 10 O'clock WAS marching down Fourth
street With the post to assist In the DEC
oration OF the graves Of their fellow
comrades.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

The branch OF the great B ,ston shoe
manufacturer, No. 2 West Second
street., ia not going 10 the seashore. W.
will still continue business at our o.G
plscs, No. 2 West Second street, bu
we are going to move our branch store
No S0i King street for thee season tc
Cape May. The prices Of the goods
will surprise you. Goods ware never
sold at such prices in Wilmington be
fore,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

PARIS. Tenn, june I'D Porter, g
son OF Ex-Governor Porter, was shoi
and killed by Alexander d. White
cashier OF the Commercial Bank, last
evening Porter had Aocosted White
and made a motion as II to draw his
pistol.
Earlier In the evening Kennedy Por
ter, another son OF the ex Governor, MS
sAnited Bill Edmunds and shot hin
three times. His wounds are serious
Eimunds lad shot Porter some month";
ago,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

,,.,'sS n j., June 5.-William J.
HoHoNS5S'l s5,lrmsn of the Boboken Com.
nStas,Srejl, nSts sailed for Europe last
y ~ Svs an tbe Hamburg steamer Ham
tNnu''o m M the passenger list appears
su,s Of Mr. and Mrs. v nam lam ., !.
~, NV, nd as the real Mrs. Winges Is
s'ss, No. rs Garden Street, the
laTs w. MI puzzles the Hoboken gos
Me new Mrs wlnges is. On
I1.Ssy that Mrs, winges sailed,
H. n, Never, a widow, residing a. no.
sl'i,n street, disappeared. Mrs.
!. van ssnpol be found and It ie COM
sS a, ,lmored that Mr.. Winges' c9m'
~, % 4 the widow. Mrs. Meyers hus-
" n ,So 4 was a SAIGON ke per, died
" u ,,c,r ago, leaving some property
S,egl " years ago the Meyers esided In
ame house With Wi0ges and an in-
M betwe.n Mr.. Wlnges and Mrs'
IN Z ,orabg up at the time After Mr..
'gsj lied Nr. Winges paid pa'ti uiar
!. iHu to the widow and absenled
Em,ell from bis wife and tome uays at =
II Mn Winges knew that her hus
m intended taking European trip,
! ,5I pot believe that Il was 20 occurso
N She was fund 10 tears this morn
She said that her husband kept his
|arure a ,ecret from her and II he
any baggage with him he did moi
4, II from Ris h.me. Mr.. Win les II
tolthe most prominent politicians II
E'sksn, He llls been a councilman a
EnAf Of years ard last year be wa
'.tsd chairman OF the board. Las
I'M he was re elected chairman H'
,lDa water commissioner, and whel
,1sinr Michael MURPHY defau ted II
sVo year ago, be was president O
,W,ter Board. Il isa question yet t
decided by the Supreme Court wheth
Ae commissioners are not legally u
Ne with MRrpby's bondsmen. MI
Ihges b ~ years Old and Is rep Jrted t
Ii comfortable circumstances Mri
lgu i Slyears Old and is said ID b
bpJhlg bat handsome.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

(ooMMUNIcATED.)

When IL became known that q few
good Democrats wo1ld not be objec-
tionaols on Mayor Harringtou's p)lios
Smith applied for position. Did any
body ever hear Of sach an alamAntina
cheek? Smith WAS the prtnce Of bull
dozsrs OF the city hall assessment fAres.
Smith should not bs tolerated a mo
ment by any honest man, either Repub.
.-- or Democrat, on the police fer.
% .St az rsve no s-u s,,u OF rn;s stripe ON
the force. ANTI s,ss.a
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

Parties interested In orange groves in
Florida, and those that wou like to be
come interested in them, are invited to at
tend the meeting of the Seminole Patk
Company, at the office of Philip R. Clark
& Co., at No. 1924 Market street, on
Thursday evening, June Z, at 7,SO
O'Clock, ----- --
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

Rand. McNally & Co., No. 14S Monroe
street. Chicago, his, are not on the
wrong road to the goal at which they are
aiming for, and that Is to cater to the
public taste. In this they have been ex
tremely successful In their publication OF
that exc llent book of 2S4 pages, by
Arthur Grifiiths. We commend it-No.
81 f the Globe Ser!es-to our readers for
perusal. There is not q dry page In IT,
but the excitement is kept up all
through,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

Thomas Williamson of Hookessin has
purchased the machine shops ct that
place from A l.. West. The latter las
noot pied position In North Carolina
Mies Anna M. Speakmar, who is
teaching in the Mission SCHOOL at Las
Vegas, New NJ xico, 10 visiting her old
home in Kennett Square, where she will
re main several weeks. .---=
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-06

About q month ago Detective JeDes,
OF the p, W. & B. b R. 90 , arrested
John MoGraw and John Smith ON the
charge Of having broken into q freight
osr on the Baltimore Central Railroad. /.
They were taken to Media, and yester-
day found guilty OF the charge. They
we're each sentenoed TO pay the costs OF
prosecution, $40 fine and undergo an
imprisonment for two years.