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Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
ravors Mr. Wnley.


The time for the selection Of cAndi. |
date for Mayor by the republicans OF
this city will soon be here. Ii 10 one OF |
the most important duties than an
American oitizsn Is called upon to per
form; that 10 the ohosiDs OF their officers
who either legislAtes and make our
laws or executes them Wilmington Ia
now q city OF considerable importance;
IL represents q variety OF industries
that mainta thousands OF comfortable
bones; with population oi 81. COO, who
own SS5, 600, 900 worth fIeAl estate, also
millions OF dollars Of personal property.
With these facts tefore US We shonid
srlously consider the situation before
casting . vote that puts In power . man
who holds the authority ms chef mApis
trate over our city. We should select
man OF Intelligence, integrity, honor
and moral force; one who would look
alter the best interests OF the cttA2sns
and considers their many advantages,
lneteAd Of catering TO the INSCRIPTIONS
politician, who lives only for the Bpoils
OF his party.
John j. Dougherty, the nominee OF
the Democratic party, rep resents what
L will leave this question 10 oe answer
cd by the hundreds OF neglected wives
and children who have suffered Tor the
nenessariss that should have besn
bought with tie mltsIe1t dime. Toe
nominee OF the Republican parry should
be q man radically tha opposite in
character, habits md mora principle.
l find among the many uanes as Avatl.
able candidates, ore wh1 emhrA ea All
of the char facteristics req1ifed, thai 10
stsnsbury ]. Wiley. he should be
nominated Witdout dissenting vote,
BY object In wIiting this com MICA
ton is 10 pat Mr.. WtNfy before the
public 10 jast and proper light (es.
psoisl,y before the worRinRmAn L
as boy, learned my trAde ia his ha;ive
! town add aui familiae with his history
He like thousands Of Ctheis hss earned
what he possesses by iuduitry aud per-
severance. Ee by DO msanS was born
with n silver spoon in his mouth.
While it ~ said that Mr.. Wiley rel re
sents the aristocrattc class ut this city.
ALLOW me TO say that ha representa- ali
that 10 honorable, honest a2i deeenti
he represents industry, intel il2ence,
oulture and tine highest TYP. Gt man
hood.
He is, in my opinion, q true Ameri
can aristocfat. Thai means mobility OF
iohRTa ter uultke the empty titles OF
Edropsan countries, Shsrs cooditions ei
caste and class are CONTROLLED by IT.
heritAnce. Every man in this countfy
has the same chance that Mr.. Wiley
has hAd. II thsy would but pursue the
course taAt he has through life, Se
would have better government. In no
ments OF meditation and stFiou5 ttii &C
tlon while in my modest homB with my
children around ne, vino l know wiz
be the a3tcrl Of the next generation,
convlncs me shat tbs condition .! co.
|. eieLy twenty hvs yeas hence depeniH
,upoo ne teachings and tha practical
gzEmplts placad before them. with
these thoughts Ia tny miLd knew 4, IL
the Gu:y OF every lrIer-lovinC citizen
10 place men 10 20 ger who viii Iisicly
en- force a ] isws and whuse sole atm /,
20 government. MECHANIC
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Tho sors,srou. a a,,.n,,o

IL terror to timid voyagers, scarcely
less on aocouat OF the psrils OF the ceep
than the almost certainty Of sea siok-
ness The bsst curative of nal de mer
10 Hostetter's Stomach Bltters. which
settles the stomach At once ar prevents
Its disturbance. To all travellers and
whether by sea or land, it pre-
sents q happy medium between the
nauseous or Intellectual resources OF the
medicine chest, and the problematical
benefit dsrivable fro a an unmed icntsd
alcoholic atimulant, no matter how
pute. The jarrlng OF railroad car often
produces stomachIc dlsord ers akin h
that oauted bv tho rolling OF q ship
For this the Blttsrs is q prompt aud
CERTAIN remedy. The uee OF brackist
water, particularly on long voy ages IN
the tropics, Inevitably breeds disorders
OF the stom ach snd TO sels. HosiettcI'
LS.omAcb Bltters mixed with impur'
water nul iae8 i's impurities. Similarly
II connterAc,s mslsrial and other pref q
idicial iDfl1ences OF climate or atwos
rhere, IS well aE the effects OF eTp1sur'
and fatigue Use II for kidney com
lplAints, rheumA lam and debility.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
DIED.
DIED.
IrPnN Nr.-nIah Mt Mnminptnn

UuPONr.--nisd Mt wilmington DaI., on
the l3ih inst, visitor DdP0at, IN the olst
yoAr Of his age.
Tho relatives and male friends OF tho
family srO i,vitod to attend the funeral
f-on his late residence, On Wednesday, tho
18th met, ct p. IN.
SH ELti5-un ibe 18Th inst, Patrick
Shields. ageh 70 years.
RelAtisoB and friends are rsB0t etfully 10
vited to attend his iunefal from tho rosi-
| uenee q his hOn, rattiok : hh ID At 20 iir
rLl kun, UaPont'A BaukB, on I luegdAy Afler.
JtReph's Cemetery.
OOL Inns On tho 18th inst, at HoeEessln,
| el, iieoTgs W. 'olliOs, aye Go yNRrs.
[ Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
his II eral from his lao residenos on Thurs.
day, May l7th. Services ri le O'Clock In
teFmcn. ct Hockessin Friends burying
gr und.
Z USE TN tho 14.h inst. Henry Youss'
aged a years.
yitoi TO attend MS fonhral, from the reel
dsnce Of hia mother in-lay. Mrs. Margaret
| Holland, DuPonts banss Chris iauA Hun
drsd on Wedne day afternoon At Q O'Clock
lnietment at s: Josephs Cemetery.
lPDRTER-Un tho 18Th inst James, O. n o.
, n omas and GlL.betn POrtsr, aged A
, years.
Funeral rom hts late reEidence Fo.lO3 &
Twelfth street, oo Tuesdiy afternoon Ut
o'clocR. Jntermont private.
MARI4EY-In Delaware CITY, Nav ID, at Il
! o'cl OK a IN, Ms hebsoca JaLvier Al AZ
Icy.
, RELATIVES and friends ara respect ully in
|. vited TO Rttsno tao tunerRl from her lat
res,denos, tsi hout further n tice) en- Tnurt
! day. ma: l7Ih, g: ia. Ii SerVics' at thu
mouse. Intern ani at the Now Uastle Pres
! oyterian cenotsry.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
THIRD EDITION.
VINO Mr. wilIsy Is.
IooMMUNICArED,l


We have noticed one particular car
Ard Of the present political campaign
vhich should receive the serious CON-
Alteration Of every honest voter, bat
that would only influence the men who
arc In utter ignorenco OF the subject
nasinst whom the charge is made.
II is thAt "hurrAh" argument char 80
terlzing 8. J.. Wiley rs ,he Suk
stocking" cAniidsie OF the Republican
party.
ously cireulAted2 Who is this man
WILEY, and what are hia anteoedents,
and what are the grounds for such =
charge against him.
II the fact that he Is ON independent
citizen, an nnpledRed candidate, = man
who BY honest, hard work has raised
himself from the lowest round o: the
ladder TO = position OF respect and high
est consideration In our community
entities him 10 the dertsioD and con.
tempt oi the honest voter, then, and
thea only, could such argument prevail
HgAinst him.
Mr., Wiley was born on farm In
Susuex County 10 1915. He worked as
n farm hand, following the plow
swinging the cradle aud gathering the
harvest, but With an inherent thirst feI
knowledge, 40 ambition to improve his
mind As well as muscle, he gradually
extended his opportunities ss the sweAI
Of his brow afforded The meant.
BE became AZ Instructor in country
school, his extraordinary disciplinary
powers there manifested themselves
In time he te3Ams principal OF our VIII
minQton High School, where be remain
ed in active and honofed service fol
seven years, when he resigned to acoepi
the business respou abilities OF secretary
and treasurer OF the Wilmington Denta
Manufacturing Company, which he still
holds, being aiso treasures Of he Welct
Dantsl Company of Phi,adelphia, and
for hve yeGfs he has lccuptsd the re
spongib position OF Supreme Master 0
ExohCquer o. tbs Snpteme Lodge ol
knights Of Pyihias Of tie World.
Hundreds Of the present osera OF oul
city or school boys became acquainted
With the stern discipline Of Prot. VII
ley, and know tue mastery control h'
exet,ed ovsr oiss5 and school, aud vi
submit to tnem whether In that preoep
toy lhsy ever njted the hrst tinge o
aristooracy, or whAt is tod tay character
ized o. "st.k-st1cs lnglsm."
Seek ng Aa we are Today FOR pug
ing OF tae 20 i!lus. atmosphere, woult
no, every voter acquaiDted with Mr.
Wiley admit that Ia him are embod te'
in supsrlsuv0 measure, ths quH.iac1
tionb q an ezecalvs Ch ser, suoh q
the present l;uallOn emphatieally dc
malds? JUSTICE.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15

IeaAG W. HallAm WGa Nominated -
Repub lean candidate for City Council
from the First waTu, ct a meeting held
at the Western Hotel on Saturday
night.
n meeting o. the Republicans OF tue
Eleventh n ard will b. Jtli al tho resi-.
denGe OF George ". Il HjDests, No. 1908
Maple sire t, 10 morrow night 10 seiec!
de.e gates tv The state U0nvenli5a and
name u candidate tor CITY Council.
a moetiDg OF the 0niOn Rapnb,ican
Club OF the Seventh ward, Charles NJ.
Cartis. president will be held tonight
Ia room No / Institute Building. All
Republicans OF the ward are urged to
join the organization ct once aud IN
creass the capabilities OF the club ioI
active political work.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
A womAa's Awrai oonres,.on

YORK, May IA "A remark able con.
iession was made to Mayor NJsil tais
morning by Miss Sarah McOumminss,
lot Port DEPOSIT, Md. TO the effsc, that
fourteen years age, while living IL Fswn
|towr ship, she gave birth to q child, ihs
father OF which was her father, and that
imm ediatsly after birth she drowned 1t.
Three ytars la'e: che again gave birth
to child, Whioh abe also murd red
her father beins also the father Of her
second child TIE woman u now 50
years old. she has OF iat- yeArs been
living with cousin in Port Deposit.
and Gays her unDStufal father Ia Ies'.
dent OF Lancaster Oounty, ChuipEl
proceedings will be instituted against
the father as s)on as captured. The 9irl
was locked up Tor hearing.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
ALBANIAN Maman.

Shortly after IL O'Clock to-day . wo
man peddler called ct the house No, 300
Lafayette street for the purpose Of en-.
deAvoring TO dispose OF some Of her
wares. The hou,e 10 occupied By soy
eral colored families. The woman en-
tered ths house and one Of the women
bought piece OF lace, for which she
paid IS cents. Aftsr the purchase the
woman. who was intoxicated. claimed
that ale had been robbed.
She was elected from the house, to
gether with her basket OF Roods. Aftei
reaobing ,hs pavement abe became very
abusive 10 Language. Her violent de
monstrations collected . large crowd
who highly enjoyed the spectacle
She hbally eft to procure . warrant
bat up TO O'clock had not been hesrt
from Her balk,t and goods were sit
tlEg or INA pavement In front Of tn
house wher III; reporter called.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
A Powder oar nxploa,s

DENVER Ool.. May 10 "A train on
the Santa Bs Railway reached Fouu-
tain, OolorsdO early yesterday nom
ing, AID had been standing but a f-s
minutes when a freight tran. the
brakes OF which bad gct loossi rau
down from side track and . co.ii'i-n
occurred. Que car was loaaed Uith
nAphths, which exploded, esttlng the
train on Gre. The train men shO'ei the
uninjursd oars back from tine wreck
and we're trying to save the depot, when
the flames reached n carload Il powder,
which exp.odtd, deu olishlnS the de
pot, several dwellings and q uumuor o
.osrJ. Three pers0us. one woman ard
two mdD, wtr7 killed aui six inJure d
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Fourteen Houfs OF Hard Labor for q
Dollar and Quarter Day.

Dollar abd Quarter Day.
Whea a mAa with a Largo family Is
Compelled t. igb)r from eleven TO four
teel Euuts for dollar Sn1 quarter n
Gay, Il Is time be should adopt the fol-
lowing resolutions aud not sliow him
self 20 be persuaded hT magnetic print,
Simply because 10 lH well haited for
thnss 20 sss iow who use poor con.
slds.aHon. We call part Mar attention
TO three or four o shesG resolutions:
la. Yoa should resolve thnt tte mem
bers Of your fSrg , ala and asslst the
worthy persgn met toned below In
Keep rg UP hese auod movements, as It
'eptnde upon ggos good will TO encour-
aae ,eis suterpIiEP.
You ghoa.d resolve that It ls 10 your
interes. 20 e. Inrsse dealer who has
adopted cling bis goods a. o small
prnht u ~ pc cent.
Y3u should resolve that the preference
should always Re slven to the dealer
who studies The interest Of your wife
apd little ones.
Y1n shl aid totolVe that where o suit
Of clothes that costs $40 10 mRnufsciure
eau 0s purchased Tor $40 10. witch Is
~ ser cent thai merchant deserves
your trade, because 80 pee cent on
every 90 isr is = saving in your favor,
aud these suls that other houses psy
the same price ss We do make their 40
per csnt' pr ft, charging ) on Sl4
II the Eo2d people OF Wilmir g.on aud
surrounding c urtty would atop 20 con
slider the money wasted By paying
e1orbi,ans lTotils 10 ue,chADtH. they
wcu d be smBz at the amount oi
nouey wasted without using proper
oousllerzti0n.
Therefore, reed this Rnlde and warn
ing; pStroulZ4 the deserving Louip Fell
heiulsr, the EJon1my Hall olothier, No
4O6 Market street, aud help TO build NJ
an enterprise whereby your family csI
indulge 10 other necessities OF lie.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
In Hoo sIapo Vinoen.

IvaDhoe Commandery, No. S. X. T OF
New York, passed through this city yes
terday morning at 4.4o o'clock. They
were met at the station by members OF
the commandery In this city who fur
nlshed them with lunch. On their re-
turn home they arrived here at 1.30
o'closk p N aud were received by st.
Paul's Commaudery, AID escorted to
Natl nal Hall, where they were given a
baLquet. Alter the banquet they pa
raded several Of the most public streets,
during which they performed the move
meuts OF forming the Greek Gross, Gross
of Salem, ct. Andrews, TIC plar's, and
other mannuvres. The parade was
greatly admired by hundreds Of specta-
tors. j his evening they will give an ex-
hibitiou OF their silent drill In Institute
Hall
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Ksslpna1ion or unlef pougnerty

Chief Of Police Dougherty resigned
his position this morning, in order that
he might devote all his energies to &C.
cure his election to the Msyoralty.
Mayor Rhoa Is appointed Geo. NJ ID
Llpsr 10 III the vacancy, and trans
ietrtd Oharles A. Brlokle from the
Western district to Officer Loper's dis
trict Officer Brickle's place will be
hl.ei In lew Gays. The political can
vasS viii thenceforth be more bitter
than ever, ana the Norton mtn viii
have 10 .ake back their threats OF be
Ostractstd thenoeforth and forever.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
a Thiaf Onnalit.

On Tueiday last Chief OF Police
Dougherty, armed with the proper
n quisitlon pSpsrs, TOOK into castody
BAyard Broom, alias DouRlAssy who
was wanted on the charge Of breaking
Into the house Henry Morris, Third
and Madison streets, and stealing there-
rom q quantity OF clothing and other
articles. After the robbery he escaped
to LanoAster, Pa where be was Appre.
hended. The arrsst was made through
the forts Of Ohief Dougherty, Who was
iodefAtieable In working up the matter:
Upon finding that the robber was In
Lancaster he te'eRrAphsd a description
OF tbs map, who was h1ally arrested
and locked no TO await the action of the
euthorities uf this State. Tho result OF
the action is stated above. The chief
arrived with his pFitoner last evening,
aod he was looked rp In the CITY cells.
He was slven bearing before Squire
Bertolelte this sfteraoon, and held ia
bail for his appearance at the next term
Of eour..
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
shertff's sale.

Sheriff Lam osou on Saturday sold At
pablo Ba.e brick bousa on Ostpenter
arrest ueaT Monroe, property Of Oharles
Moore. to G. VI. Townsend for t4e5i lot
on Fsons styees near Lincoln balonging
to g W. West. 70 George w. Bash for
81, ,2s5; three lots in South Wilmington,
property OF Harry Lspe, to Joshua
Pyle. r. ehiun snd J NJ. Mulrooney,
for $50 each lot q. Third ana Ssa'les,
aud oHe Of Liz den aud Frank in streets,
tn property OF j. Frank Ruth, to H..
O. Hstfeokef, Esq attorney.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Tho Republlo.n OF, oomlnllteo-

The Krpu6lioln Cty E1ecutivs Com
mitgee met in room No. |, Institute
Bniiding, laat nlght Chairman Aims.
worth presided, sDn DIR LsoBard Kit
tiuReT was secretary. Delegations fIom
all the wards OF the city were present
shd reported th1t nuoh interest ia be-
Ing nGnifested IA the progress Of tile
campaign. The ward committees were
iLsHuct. ID to select inspectors 70 hold
the nomination election on Saturday
next. and rrpor. the came to tie meet
irR next Friday evening, to witch time
Gn aljonInment took place.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
d ap,lst Annive ary Meeting, Wash
fnRtou, u. q,

The Bs,timuce and Ohio Rilltotd
will, on May 10 16 and II. sell e=cur-
sion tickets 10 Washington, ,so1d !uf ten
days. on oil trains. Including the INIT, d
express. a. 50 30. TO GCeommodsts visi-
tors To the Baptist anniversary meet.
Ing. The depos IL Gut one square rom
the Capitol BaildinR, In the heErt q
Washln Rton, and is situated al = poin,
from which oivergs oil the Iriooirtl
streets and avenues. Tho Baltimore
and Ohio car. are equipped gltn every
modern I'm provemtnt, and cannot be
excelled for comfort.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
nrnnltY To "A Hnraa.

This morning, bsfore Squire Mona:
ahau, " J. HUtohinlon was Arraigned
on the charge Of abandoning horse on
lot 90 Rodney street, bstween Fourtt
aud Fifth Ths charge was made oy
Frank S.ou, agent for the 3. p. q. A
who had shs warrant tsIued for u
party named. After hearing tho evil
dsnce the Justice imposed a penalty o
$40 and cost anil directed Agent St1u
10 shoot the hOrBs In order to relieve 4
miaery, which Was dome.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
nelega,an EIantnd.

At :he oiectlon In MIL Creek Hun
dred last Saturday, Francis NJ. Walker
Dr. l. Heisler Ball, James n. Polk anu
William NJ Eastunrn were elected dele
gates 10 the Rspu5licsn State Conveu-
tioa TO be held at Dover on the lTSf
Inst RiohArd @ Buckingham, Joseph
PetitlemaDge and Lsmuel Graves were
re ele9ted members Of the Republican
County Committee.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
rhe weather,

MARQUETTE, Mich, May Is a Greg
ulAr January bllzzard" ragged yesterday,
but the enow melted as fast AS It fell
Snow also fell yesterday morning at Glad
stone, Grand Haven, East Tawas and
y lpena, and cold weather prevailed in
the ffut belt.
GALEsBuRd, Ills May Is AT this
place aud NJ nmouth, the cold WAS &c
severe on Saturday night that Ice formed
Garden vegetables and small fruits weI'
killed,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
at the Opera aouss.

A large sized auiieDoe Wa Dreieut
last eVeninR IN the Opera House 70 Wit
nass the Reooud performance Ot " The
Boy Hero" The performance, hacofd-
ibR to the piREdiis, lnnst have give n
great astisfactiop. The play Ian vel
woven plot, ard 10 produced ~iih
special sceueTy which 10 well sorta be
prices Of admission, 10, 20 and 80 ceJ is.
There viii be matinee to'moiroW af
ternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Wilmington, Tuesday, may 18th.

Wilmington, Tuesday, May 18TH.
Important an d
interesting stories
about Dry Goods.
seem to be in order.
We have one to tell
you.
To-day we COM
mence to cut right
and lett in prices of
all-wool dress goods.
A small lot of all
wool, check suitings
lin desirable shades,
reduced from soc. to
29c. A small lot of
plain shades, all
wool serges,r s,reduced
from soc. to 29c.
A large line OF
neat check mixtures,
&c, reduced from
I50c to 374c. Fine
French SebastopOls,
| 75c. Fine French
Drap d'Almas, 75c.
Fine Henriettas,75 75c
lAil reduced from
SIZE.
Novelty DR. es $
wool stripes, reduc
ed to 75c. ~ inch
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
A Brutal Huspnpd'

Three weess aiO ne Ell
published an litc'9 d iSV
husbaal who dove bis VIZ
resideacs at Sizta sui M"dA
AZ tbs time III naur VAs
on Aoeouut Of tle mih O'l
ness. S,uce ths. time DO ~ Il,
his tlGtics, Gn.a yeslefcaJ ~
TT. T.is mcraipe he v.' aiIll 5l
Cltv Court before JUICE uua
appeara ffem taa t,st'moql
(gho was tie cnly W.:a's,i
were married hbou q w
t5is'; ms cIts, 5Ai, and after Beng q
she gave up her s';ail',, i,,. is ID
ducsd her bro / or 10 'ola
ordsr Z S' TO pnrc hass l.' ..,..s 80
where t,sy are nol 0, ,ssv
hasinsss Inls s@, ot OS4 a bltuI ~
previously been . a.a'i ~
ohIljren, aid la;sl! n, Ias IN
TS,s 191s'bea brl us lS ht on c's!,.,i9SH ,.,sS
terday he BEGAN. sass aa.ss
up furpituTe, Slos .l,s Ts'y1 N ID
Eealso strnck BIZ WV t.,.,. "
aud sh4 flad from ils ,lIt ~ n a, d
cused her Of spsaaiITIss IIs ts p:,
70 keep the ho Sc ! :. \. ti9alI
name Of tue usa ..,oi.s :,
Hswat rtqlIr9t % NV
le,p The peAcs' -
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Fifth EDITION
IlolA

John Thorn is arranging ,o Ana.
summer In Canada. :" essnq
Mrs. Elizabeth Mari. n, No "a.
street. Is seriously indisposed. va
=, The strawberry festival in a.
H. oharch last week ue.toa siS a
Charles Churchman, WIN H.
sick Tor several wseks, is Pradnsi
The Rev. / NJ. HAldem.n AT,
an address In Grace BApIi.i cSn Ss
Sunday evs1inR. oHH
Charles Wiley started y.,,o,,,
5ilverton, Colorado, whefo bs ~,
To engage In mining.
David Howard has taken o,,,
o. administration Of tho e.,lt.oi
Carey, late OF this city,
VIM J. Johnsos, a coodpc,,,
Delaware Railroad, Ia, been Mn
sickness ior several days.
Delaware Council, O.UAM
make an excursion 10 Bltm,-
T ark on the 2lst OF Juue.
Wholesome home male mad
pies, etc, at Railroad and Ms,c
Cafe, No 40 French street,
The Gtst anniver7A1y Of DoI
Lodge, No. ,2s, Oe,aEsrs Bnl
will DO oelebra,od 10 mortog eyerl
| Harvey j. Hopes, ticket aj
the Market strset station OF ,be A
X. r., 10 cot fined to bis room by
monary conplnlnt
Rev. Charles Hill ia doing
work in tho NJ L Ohutch Al
On Sunday last hs admitted Al
bsrs into full msm berahip.
A. the annual convention Of
testint EpisccpAl Dioct.e Of ID
a. Dover, ou the Gu Of June
effort will be made To elect b,s
The committee Of the A 0.
have secured the Opera Hlnsa d
cepiiDn Snd entertaippeu. Of 81
Mas eS Workman J 3rdau of Cal
OD tHe 5tn OF aDe,
! Henry Charles, OF The Ied
MORE Paper OlmpAuy, sail
Europe on Saturday, AMI viii
tara home urtii toe summer 10
A liberal reward viii be pAid
rttnfn of box ti thA ofioa,
Simon Bros cynlalglhl five I'd
which wss lost On Ias cars I'd
, afternoon.
Agot price vii be phi NtS
for a copy Of thr Beflnin b
. Alu suAO, published "a thii CI
to 100
Milton simperp and Joseph II
are cRudidAtep tor he gel
uomlG alton tor he & tdS Of VI
urcr.
r Timothy Srlli7su, Daniel
C11rad Shea Dnd Daniel md
Lacy, OF tnis city, shr'sd 10,
California, whore They t-9sc.
permanently.
james NJ. goiSnd, WIN at
Was foreman in use shop OF u
/, son & Oh rp Coupsny, hss
; Nth his wife and sou, 70 BssI
Nebraska.
, VIM. NJ. sinstfly, o. las
phla Record hAr expressed
/ nation TO eivG So per mOplh
paying tue ualRry q The p,sI9
Cherry Hill, Nd, A. Z. ChSri
his !ife
Joseph Lind mas united Vi
. Klatr in CJuin lpa lns IN
, boardif etabl,a q, Eisali 30
l streets. They will ksap ~
teams TO hire, aud DO oil lhn
to give sasisiacllgn % tirih
trons.
!, John McPike a.urmsd ths
, along tbs river front in ses
crying murder whiIe tuh'Hnl
attack o. de,ir um rimeps,
O'Clock lest Sstur'ty ulght
/. arrested by Officer ScGiaIh
the night In ne ihl
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
Oooi Morning

TIE mercury this morning Indicated
30 degrsas, being - GsgTeee colder thap
at any tune in III month at May lee7.
Tne thcrmometar rec s'er6d shta day a
year ago "A, 70 II. This morning gen.
tlsmeD wote Ovsrcoatg, and ioioors h
little hrs was ueceNsary. Ihs iudicA-
tloHs are that We ehsll have q higher
temperature tomorrow,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
hobberY.

The house OF Isaac Dowuhsm, No.
.6l6 West T Selith stree, WA u cred
between II aud / O'CLOCK lstJ Friday
afternoon by come rORne, who set urea
SIS In money and n gold watch. There
Is no clue whatever by which the guilty
party cLn he identified, unlsss the
wat n should be found In hts Fotses'
elon,
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
IRAN aFtei'I

REAprsG, Pa. AaS On II
tive of a freight t[5,u I, ,uI,,,ai u
and thrown down l,.,,T II coana
yesterday nloipil.i,fI p,..,I,a snd III
Welsh and brake ln1 h,1- A stou
ed in the frog in '.'r !. wa. plIc
some person " ith 'n' '
the train. ~s~I
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
ths upply.

Powell, In the Third street. market,
VII nave tall and very hne supply
OF Delaware shsd for 10 morrow's M 81
kes He vii, Hlso have choice lot Of
Delaware rock, trout and sll otaer
kin 5 IN season.
Daily Republican., 1888-05-15
LafL IIAaflIY

The ,toIe in the Piunkett building,
Third and Market streets, occupied by
q J'ffcFs Il 90 Ia without q tenant
,hls morning, the Arm having packed
ap everything lat niRht and louk q
hssty departure. We canoot say huW
many lament the occurrence.