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Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

This moFnln n's session Of the city
court opened At 8 O'Clock, with Judge
Ball presiding. Ohief BwiRgetk, assist
Cd By several ofiiotTs. bEo.SAt IN .
motley crowd who OK sIsss..ss 70 A~a Az
the calling Of their names By CLERK
Hyland.
George Simpson, an nRsd man who
wore . coat without BlesVea, was the
frat to take his place 10 the dock, and
Oficer Bhertr, who made the arrest,
testified that be had found him lying
around tie B. n o. freight yard very
drunk AS be Was 10 danger Of being
run over at any moment, he had brought
him in. The Judge imposed fino Of
$40 and costs.
George Howard was arrested by
Ohlear Brown for being drunk ard
1ghuug near the b. g. o. freight house.
bat on his promise 10 leave the city at
Once he Was discharged.
Peter Dougherty, not the original,
was charged with bAnR drunk and
committing nuisance on sbipley street
near Front. He was arrested by Oflcsf
Batter, who testified 10 the facts Of the
case. The prisoner esid be WAS en-
ployed IT Harlan ard HolliDAsWorth's,
and as be claimed to be able TO show
that he 10 n man OF good character be
was held for further heAIing 10 morrow
morning.
James A Rogers was found lest
night by Onieer Brown sleeping of the
effects Of drunk on this steps Of the
carriage factory Ut Seventh and Bhlpley
stree As he was vGry abusive when
the officer aroused hin up,h Was taken
10 the ball, and the Judge impOtea g
ine VI 81 aud COTS,
Charles Lopez, oolored, was charged
with drunkenness, and ON ,er Chairs
testified that he found him about 2
O'Clock this morning lying drunk 10
the gutter at Second and King stfeets
In tbot no WAS 90 very drunk that the
Officer had 70 obtain = carriage to take
hin to the hall. He was Aned % aud
costs.
John Lsunsn GOT drunk last night
a9d amused himself at Chestnut aud
Monroe streets by oursinR every body
AND everything that came In his way.
on jer Scott looked him up, End the
Judge sentenced him 10 pay 81 and
cOstl.
Ward Groom, oolorsd, was charged
by Ohl0er Stewart with disOtdsrly con.
duct last evening. The teetlm5ny
showed that be had thrown . stone OF
the bullding corner Thru aud shlpley,
and when pursued By q crowd turned
out and shot 1t them. He WAS com
mittsd In default Of $500 bail for fut
her hearing 10 morrow, when II Ia ex-
reoted other wilnesseG will bs present.
The original Peter Doughsriy next
fobbea up Berenely, Rnd WAS cha ERed
by Officer Butter With being drunk and
lnsulttnb p6ofls on ths street, The
ot1cer said that hs was @ common nut
esnoe. and "a the court, without the
Ri2htest dissent, oJucurTed In this
opinion, he vas sentenced 10 pay $40
and costs,
PatriOE DsNhsh, an EnRl sAmau, was
charged With committing au assault on
Mars Mora, Of No. 804 Taylor street.
TIE defendant 10 brother Of the prose
ru'rtt aud boarded With her. List
evening they bsd some words over q
tr.hlnR after, when be loss his temper
and HtTuoG her. The Judge gave him q
severe Teprimhnd, also imIO,sd q hns
II S25 Aud costs, amounting to $751; 20
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
Whst Proh pltlopIsls say.

Mr. VIM Dauiel aid; "rbs sucoess
OF the Republican and defeat Of thg
Democratic parry, II true, Is rome OF our
funeral or our juoilee, We shall hold
on the even tenor OF orr way, ana hght
II oat on this line II It takes q lifetime
We shall about double the IS. Johu
vote in the country, notWthsiandlpi
the prophecies Of ZONE OF the politicians
In New York the partisan papers dc
not give our vote at ell, but fppAntly
announce II wiil be less than the st
John vote. an satisfied orr vote IL
New York STATE will not be less than
80 00O against the 50. John vote OF 25,.
ECO. 1 still belisye II will be nearer
bO.00O, - orr beHt informed friend
have peIsistently claimed.
II Maryland we have Pslned about
. yenty per cent. over the st. John vote
10 1884 Il was about $50; now itiy
abont 800 op to the present, end per
taps viii fsalh $500, Iu the country
at large the general result to5a not
show much Of change. New Ynfk
decides the result this tins, IS it did
four ytRrB Bgo, and that by small
majority, aud that, too while going
Democratic for Governor. The change
IL greater In MArylssd than Ia DE
eCuutry ut large. This gain Of two
o ngrssi man in the State aud a clerk OF
aoouit In Baltimore city and the re
auolnI the Democratic majority dow
In tbs State 10 sboul 5000 is something
remarkable II the prohibition vote Il
ADDED to the publican, the Demo
othilo margin or IN ljorisy is only sblus
i.2eO.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
[NlRn EDITI0N,


Calvin NJ. Delinger, whose wife was
found murdered on the banks Of Little
Coneetoea creek, IN Lancaster county,
Pa on October 9Th last has been re
arrested on be charge Of being the muir
derer. Dellinger was arrested when the
crime was discovered, out WAS discharged
ioy want Of evidence. II Is Claimed that
new evidence Of Importance has been dis.
covered
A despatch from Providence, Rhode
Island, SAYS; Tie steamer Rhode leland,
from slonington for New York, was
stuck all Il Tuesday night on Eel Grass
shoal, OF etonmgton, but foated uniu.
iured Yesterday morning The pssstn-
yers we've taken oil and sent 10 New York
by rail,
Charles Kinney eolorei, was shot in
The breast In PhlIadelphis, last evening,
it's alleged, BY Bis neighbor, William
Davis, a eolored Constab e, during an
Election dispute Tie wound is not con
Tidered dangerous. Davis, who was ar
rested, claims that the shooting was acct,
dental
Archibald Pelon, under arrest In GRAY
ling Michigan, for assaultlng a girl, YVES
taken from the jail on Tueedqy night by
maiked men and hanged to tree.
The new cases Of yellow fever at Jack
I0nvDle yesterday numbered "a and the
deaths 3. The fetal cases to date number
% and 10 al deaths $40,
Fuller Delaney 40 years old, was killed
yesterday in Philadelphia, by falling from
grspf aTbor be was repairing.
The President has recognized Carlo
Bsrrel as Vice Consul Of Italy, at Balti.
more
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

George FTlEEsl will, at 2 O'Clock ]
afternoon, wheel George Thompson,
druggist Of Rising San, from the dt
store to the Barley Wood MIL Apa
turn. Some time ago Mr.. III ~
Mr. Thompson . " heelbArroH rae u
Hloks would not be elected losd 60
missioner Of ChrlstlAna hundred, 'na
he is elected by IA mAiority the !
ievolVes on him Of wheeling
Thompson.
To morrow afternoon Richard ho'
a barber, who bet with George Bn n
THAT Mr.. Cleveland would be rs'eleoW
will wheel him over the same couia ',
that taken to-day. There ere w "
wheeling forieitS to be paid 10 sn y. h oII
the mosI prominent amorg lhei h, ~ =,
that Of Councilman Y linn ,r WY '" =,
wheel Howard FeAster from len via =
Market streets to Front ana r ~,
streats. Fish cakes are TO be ai''t'Vu'
along the route.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08


NEW YORK, Nov This sl.sno
when ths Baltimore sun correspond
walked Into the ptiva'e room Of Old
msn Quay, a. Republican b
quarters, the P4nnsy wants snAl
greeted him with \ senpblo InI
beautiful to behold. He wI slAI
Ing In q corner pulling Biz
ga, with an air Of oOnisnlmI
while by his eide stood Mr. JOIN Wal
maker, Of Philadelphia, who pguoaa
collected and brought over 10 Nf %
ml ney 10 help TO obtain 80 homes,
preston Of popular sentiment 10 N
York, New Jersey ard ConnsVlc
Mf. Quay said his work was done 1
his heart Was glhd Al this momVnl
member Of the Republican sAte %
inlttes Of New Jersey WAs uihsfd
He mourniully announced Tat h
LseislA ure had EOne Democratic toF
certainty.
A cloud for moment pasted over
oounttnance Of the chief manager
the Republican campaign - DO lst1
towards The Buns correspondent
remarked: "WhAt a pity; this mA|
the Senate . tie" The correspond
told him be ought to be Reasonable
be satisfied with what he bad, and .
q moments reflection be appeared
hink co too,
tAinly MI, Quiy has no otuse
be otherwise than 10 the NEST pleas
frame OF mind, for be nov bounds
the same rank In the R'publioAn "a
a. occupied by Senator GOrmAn 10
Democratic party in the mAnARsus11ll
political oHmpAigns. BY the way Y
we'll TO remembe that Senator GorH
Was not at the head Of Democratic n
sRement In this campaign sens
Quay, as soon % he can close up
linAnoes Of bis committee, will ret
home and take . resi- before the mes'
OF Congress.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

While several Thousand oltiz4ns aff
fQGhed Of theiS right to exercise tbe
-slfY5 If8BUlls6, there Is not III
flshtost room to doubl that the Dsun-
brAts had this city we'll supplied with
FnpeAtera on Tuesday Where I'd 81 m n
nAms from no one knows except tAose
who brought them here aud paid them
tor their services On Monday after
noon Well-knOWn ward worker wa
noticed on BtTest In ths eastern part Of
the city engaged in earnest oOnvt rsation
With = candidate on the Democratic
Ticket and eSrly on Tuesday moFuinP
thia same worker was seen with a gang
OF ronRh-lOokinR characters, evidently
strangers here, to whom he was giving
the names OF thu streets and directing
them which way they should each take
Tbs Democratic managers wers evident.
~ ARIEL OF the element in their party
which elected Mayor Harrington, az d
Wert determined to overcome 1t ht ell
h1zards.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
FIFTH EDITION
INDIANA KEPURIIC-


The Democrats Give /, roo
Fison man Of Firmnss, .nS az, ~
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. tn. y
cratic chairman, MI, Jewa,, " ~ "
the sponge ct Ii o'olook ~ snfeN
setting 10 all the returrs ,bst III
ssxpeoted: He said 10 your oS SOa
Dent da 'lnalAnA is Republican u
1,OOO plurality on the elsCIo,,'
and ~. the State ticket runS A..
E9eTs il practically no 6iffsTsS",
Ine Democrats elect tbs ApS,,,,
Two supreme jGdSes, gain INV
gTessmen and get The LsolIl,iNv'un' ,,
10 night, In 3 Conversation ~,
Jonn Y. New, owner Of Ibe Jon,na
SAID TO the Suns Correspondent, ~
ls no bought that Genera Hs,,,..
carried Indiana" When 49,
be thought Sas the moving ImDN,'
,uoh . turn over be sald: "Tss y
the pertonAl popularity and N,
ohSrAoter OF General H1rfl,oD'
knowledge that public Affairs n,
safely entrusted TO his clean hand,
the dihsAtisflotion The peopleoi IsS
have with the DemoorSts nS,,i'IIi
with regard 10 benevolent iIgItaIol
MT Morse, editor OF the ssptInsi
Demooratio organ OF IudlApn
alked bis 0piDltn q the ,urpovs,
III Indiana has gone Republican
thiBgs look that way, It ls dus n
tArlt, but the Issue ls 10; de,S
this verdio. will DO reversed. M M
land would, peThA 9, have qons MI
again excspt for this economic N
bat the sound Democrats on inn
would rather 30 down with ma
suoh an isiue than to win wltbrpJ
The President has been . little M
the times, but the county viii NM
wake up TO The true impor.aues AL
matter. ] think II viii very anil
do 90, and the verdict Of 1883 vii N
verssd."
Gen. Harrison has preserved An
broken oAlmDess throughout The NJ
OF the excited period Of the elec,I
He Heaps ~ much Within doors y I
stble, for which he has had lhs !
excuse OF exceedingly bad weather
past two dsyL To dAy be has rsOsI
numerous oongrAtulAlery and snOouI
ing teleRrsms nom ali paris Of
country, but has committed hlmulI
no expression Of unius elatlon.
WAS particularly veil pleased THU
ternoon to receive the momeutsrily
oreasinR evidence OF tie K plbil
BuoceIs In Indiana.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
". y. snARF . 90.

The ( Napkins TO match
are reduced from $3.50 to 81.
The "a Napkins to match
are reduced from $a to
$3.50
Two Towel wonders you
should see with the linen Of
ferlng. Fine double damask,
beautifully figured and Dor
dered and with knotted
fringe. Size, 4o inches long,
81 inches wide and A inches
ong by 2lanches wide.
30 cents from rs
SIX cents from 62Jf
VIM. J.. SHARP & co.
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
'. B. SHARP & CO..
Fourth and Market Streets.

We have 1900 yards Of
Silk Ribbon, crown and
picot edge, MORE and plain,
and grOs-grain with satin
edge, all In superb qualities
aud fine assortment Of coll
ors at remarkably low prices
No. g. cents
No s. cents
No. 81 cents
No. TO cents
No. 9-I2 cents
No. 12--l5 cents
No lG-10 cents
No 22- % cents
No. 3O--3 cents
The best choice will be
the first.
We have secured, at a
great reduction in price, a
full line OF dress and
trimming Pushes, hich
opened and sold the first
of the season for rs
cents per yard. We In
tend running the whole
line at a. cents per yard,
making a remarkable offer.
Ing In plush which will be
quickly appreciated. The
colors are
Marine
Tobac brown
Claret
Gen d'arme .
Prussian Blue
Seal Brown
CaTdir al.
A splendid dress fabric,
SO inches wide-gray and
brown mixtures with basket
efect-all worsted and a
good stocky stuff for the
money. Get a sample any
where of the regular IS
cent dress fabrics, hold
them up to the light and see
what you see, or rather see
what you don't see, and You
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Alfred F. wlngcrt, a young man Of
remarkable promise, died last night At
the residence OF his father William III.
WingsE', No. 1901 Walnut street, aged
Il yearE. The deceased being quite
delicate and unified for hard labor
learned the business of wax flower
mskins come years EEo, and hecsme
enc OF the expert Rrtitts 10 that line in
this city. Bone time ago he started .
barber shop a. his residence, but was
unable TO devote much Of his pe--onal
attention to 1t. on account Of tie many
oIaets that he WAS constantly receiving
lot his wax work. His health has been
eSlas Y filling for soveral months, snd
makes Il i'~--9aB not unexpected. The
lIh HtrAl will thke place Oh Saturday
po5ninE, and there will be high mass
aisl PAal's Cturcb.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Oom msneluE Monday, Sept. 80, win leave
Fourth strsBt wharf daily, 81 100 and 1896
4, ~; and Gasp 10
Bosts lsAge Chestnut street. wharf, PhuA
dsiphls, st 1850 and 1900 a. M, and i. 30, Gno
90 p. m.
yof Marcus Hook leS7s Wilmington .
90 u Rnb glbp. ~
All DoSts stop at Chester,
Freight resolved toT Marcus HOOK o.
rleejEy.
Telephone No, 81
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

Joseph h. OhAmbsEs ives elected as
SCISSOR Of MIN OFeek Hundred BY Q ma
ioTity Of 1859 votes, while the Republi
can electors had q majority Of 10. The
Temperance ticket pOlled So votes In the
hundred, and y vas feared that they
would eject the general result The
Republicans Of Mn Greek deserve
credit, and n . banner were 10 Be
awarded, We think that lhsy should
have ID.
Postmaster Xix will pay bis bet
next Saturday afternoon By having
Joseph II. Chant ers carried on v heel
barrow irtm Stanton 10 Newport. TIE
MarsbAlltOn brAss baud has been en-
gARed TO accompany the procession, ard
. good time may ba expected. A lunch
viii be served ~ stuTReOn's hotel and
The attendants are expected to enjoy
themselves.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

NEW YoEK, Nov L-Mls' B "
Moore GwynUe, SounEe1I ' ". w y
Cornelius Vanderbilt, and MT, " Ti ~,
EjESr Shepherd, formerly Of dni tlT'l
N. Y. were DArIied VIZ .5ts,,Ts Of n
day Of noon : II. 'A- % o.,smod
CoTneiius Vanderbilt Tbe CS ,,sm
was performed in the d, I.G ! II VAL n
The bride'r uncle, Rev ElWs.3 2, mi III
Mr. W. Il. D. s;okes was .s' r,bsd
There we're no bridesmaids a Il, h
The trouJsssu was pTesens,sSSl M
BRIDES sister, Mrs Nahue, M ami
wedding dress iS Of heavy wn' ,org
' S Of Of point laos is caught 'p Il
wal waist is in the Dlrsc,oir9 style ysn, M M
entirely covered With the sa% I'd ID d
there is q lapel Of broHd lsos' I,cs,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
Dot,

BBECHER's gallery IL numb 3lB.
AK for Youth's Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace 6O7 Pine street.
Martin NeA!sy informs us that he
hat not received . fall, and consequent.
y whs not hurt As was reported,
DsmoCta ats, pAy mp your bets like
men. HarTison iB elected President be
yOnd doubt.
Wilmington Republicans are tAiIly
Wild with Rejoicing over the Feiuras Of
he election.
W Y. Warner will have smother ta'e
OF hOreeC a. his bazaar next Tuesday
Il ornifg and Afternoon.
Have you seen thai handsome D otuFe,
"SnoW Boy" given Tor 20 outside wrap
reTB OF Circus soaD2
W. r, Dare advertlses cheap groceries
and provisions at Tenth and Adams
streets.
II. g. Knowles, E,q,. left yesterday
Tor Georgft0Hn. WLtrs he will shake
hands with mis- many Republican 40
quainianosS to-day.
A Young mare, buRsy and harness
will bs sold at the auction rooms Of L
W. sndhaW q Son op Saturday mcrn
ing st 10 80 O'Clock.
Mr.. Mitchell removed T. tame worm
on Sunday last from Mrs.. WIN. Clark,
the wife Of painter ct Hookgsni D A.,
which measured thirty feet In lena tn.
The stock Of boots and shots at No
394 King street, ia being sold At greatly
reduced rats a. the store must be va
ci'ed by the l7th iTst.
Dr. E. @ shortlidgs is prepared to
s1pply all persons with young carp to
stolE the ponds and creeks In our State.
Orders sent to him will be promptly At.
ten led 10.
Rsv.J. W. t. Bcothe will lecture
this evening 10 the East Bids Baptist
MiseioD, where q collection will be tax
en- up for the benefit OF the chapel
/ fund.
Mr.. aud Mrs, John VAnwinkle will
oslsbrats the eleventh Anniversary Of
their marriage on Friday evening, the
oh instant, At their residence, No. 6l7
King street.
Emil Beck, of the Bellevue Hotel,
Nlr th ward. Aiver;iHss for sale two
hne Mexican VlAntg, zach over six feel
IN height at . reasonable Price. ANY
one having . conservatory and desiring
something rare shonld call and eef
.s5n.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
Carried Everything

Here's our congratula.loD
The election Is over and
some are happy and some axe
not. This is Just the case vi h
people when they buy cloth
iug-if they buy OF US they
are happy, II they buy else
where they are like the los.
ing man. very sad, We are
not going to tell you what
We have, but il you want to
be happy and receive the
congratulations of your
friends buy your clothing Of
is.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08


The term "6oin2 up Salt riyer. "
which Is heard uttered by Joyous mar.
tlas every minute 10 the day, Is fully
described for the benefit OF our readers
who do not know the real meaning OF
the txuressiOD, by the ever obiiRin q
Morris Il, Moses, who Is considered the
best truthful advertising expert in this
country:
In the State Of Kentucky there is a
email etresm oa'lsd Salt river, ToIs
s.Fe1m wss noied for the difficulty OF Ito
pABsge, ~ chsnnel beirg very tortu.
Gus and Oiled with snsgs, sand bars,
shsllows, and the desolAta character OF
the country through which II passsd
rendered lite navigation lAborious and
very dangerous. 1t got to be common
aKprestinni when person had a severe
run OF luck, Ike the party giving this
Information, has Just vent through him.
self or rather met with diEsppoi ntment,
thai he had teon up sAlt river. And Il
'sa been applied TO defeated polltlc clans
over since.
The moral OF this Information is very
Interesting. Holy Mofes must 70 there
himself along with the rest of the gang
- rO'eived she following ticket at 4 80
this morning:
THIS Ticket entities the bearer 10 ons
nrSt olssa passage en-
BIEA&ER DEMOCRACY
On her Second Grand Exoursion mn
SAT- River.
~ Passengers NOS entitled to stop
Oh, and ticket not good unless counter.
signed By CompRuy's A gent.
6RoYER DLEYELAND,
Captain. ext ffiCio.
DANIEL LAMONT, Agent.
THOMAS b. BAYARD, Pilot.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
THIRD DISTRICT.


Tbs alarm struck from box Is A.
elSth Hb1 Spruce streets about =
O'Clock this morning was caused hy a
slight hre In closet on the second AS,
o. tha Iesidsnoe OF Aun,e DouahsFty.
10 sl7 East Sixth street. II Wa az
tlngnisbed with few buckets Of water.
but NOT bsiore 1t had destroyed cor
Siderable olothipg' II Is supposed 10
tultion. 'SaA-
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

LONDON, Nov. AT the Liverpool
autumn mt citing to-day, the race for IL e
Liverpool stcwards'cup was won by jug
gler, Queen of the Dale sccond, Oh, clan
B nd third
The Grand Seton steeplechase WAS won
by Magic, The Fawn second aud Savo
yard third For the Liverpool Nursery
plate there were 70 starters IddeslelRh
won, X dsand second, Padua third. The
race for the Bickerstafle stakes was won
BY Sandal fheosophist second and Apollo
third.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
FOURTH EDITION
ELECTION RETURNS.
REPUBLICANS CONDENSED
TABLE.
dow the O.tlEsns OF New castle County
VINO Had Votes cast Their
Ballots. The Vote
In Fnll

without WeAryIng the readers of the
REPUBLICAN, with the dry details Of
tabulated returns, the following ere the
returns OF the election he'd
In New Castle County las TutslAy:
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08


SO Inches wide-gray and
brown mixtures with basket
efect-all worsted and a
good stocky stuff for the
money. Get a sample any
where Of the regular as
cent dress fabrics, hold
them up to the light and see
what you see, or rather see
what you don't see, and you
will find out pretty quick
how much you are getting
for your money. Try the
same plan with ours and find
out what these goods are at
25 cents.
Another splendid thing In
an everyday dress fabric
our Cascade Plalds, fine
wool and soft finish in TWEEN.
ty.four different styles, grays
and browns and grays and
blues acknowledgement
lar so cent goods-now 81
cents. SO inches wide.
Cassimeres and Cloakings
for ladies' and misses coats
In many novelties and new
effects. Think Of a cloaklng
l J yards wlde,in gray mixed,
black and tan, black and
red, all blue, all brown, for
IS cents per yard-from
that up to So so per yard.
We keep a full line of tall
ors' trimmings, such as
sleeve Innings In satins. surahs
and mohairs in plain and
stripes-Italian cIoths,serges
and worsted serges, buttons,
braids, etc. Those persons
who do their mending al
home will find Just what
msndin' things they want,
right here.
Back and white Chinchilla
AstrakOn, In a very superior
quality, at SI.25 per yard,
A new arrival in splendid
quality all. wool cashmere
ribbed vests for children
They are high neck and long
sleeves, and sizes for a babe
up to 4 or s years; price Is
to 80 cents in the finest
numbers. The same thing
In Australian wool, as TO SO
cents.
A great Linen ofe ring
German Loom Damask
Table Linen in twenty
styles, correctly creamed,and
made by best German manu-.
iacturer OF the purest linen
flax Absolutely no dress.
lag or flling-pure linen all
through. They are mostly
In neat and quiet patterns,
and taken altogether the
best table linen Offering it
has ever been our good for.
tune tolplace on cur counters
We have the napkins to
match.
The Table Linens are 6s
inches wide, and reduced
from IS cents to 30 cents
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

QUEENSTOWN, Nov 7.-o i, '9 3S,n I'i Be-.
here OF the steamer Cataionia, y, yg Ts, ar
ton, a passenger named Mofia[ n5Sntjty .
rested, A revolver aud a q .Ia5 IN hI
ammunition we're found conceaL'Iy a
frumR He was taken before a1iuu
rate :, and remanded for further eAA'A
lion,
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08
Fire Yes,sraAy afLsrnnnn.

An alarm o FIRE Wa. .trock ,,or, ba,
e.. DstsWate avenue and DaPOnt
Ssaee' ABOUT u O'Clock last EVENING
Se g. " nEe 10 sable attached 10
B. 5.' james Chapel 10 Braldywine
raEk. Toe 8reman responded, and
sopPosing thA: the flames were e1 -
salsnsd ne urnei bone, but about 8 80
. c, oiock II sSAin burst ont, when anotner
s aII ~ vas struck from the same box,
INC sl thls time The Building vas totally
SSssSs6S''ysd. The i0ss ID estimated Of
Daily Republican., 1888-11-08

NEW ,YoRK, Nov This veg
Bayor complete IN this oily T.; St i1 n
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