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Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Hagen Hents hi,nrida.

PHILApELPnIA, March so -George
Hagen and Paddy Mcbride, two 10 al
boxers, fought in this city last night for
purse of $3.50, subscribed to by the fifty
spectators present Hagen weighed about
145 pouncs,. while Mcbride tipped the
beam at about 10 pounds less. Mcbride
Ia very compactly built, however, and is
clever boxer. James Fitzpatrick acted
as referee, and Micheal Hogan as time
keeper. Young Walton looked after Me
Bride, and Jim DAILY seconded Ha
gen. The ring was pitched In hall, aud
the fight began at about 10 o'clock. The
men proved evenly matched In science,
but HaRen's blows were harder and m3re
effective. Hagen gained the tirst knock
dawn iu the fourth round when he floor :
ed Mcbride twice with right hand swing
ing blows that left big lump on the
side of his head. Mcbride was knocked
down onco In the fifth round,
once In the eeventh and again
In the thirteenth round. Hagen gain
ed first blood In the ninth round when he
knoeked,out two of McBrlde's teeth. The
latter proved very game, however. In
the tenth round be knocked Hagen down
and repeated the dose in the sixteenth
round, when he said to Hagen: "Now
let 8 see how well you can fight" Nc
Bride seemed disposed to force matters
after tae sixteenth r3uod, but his blows
Wi re slaps and did not count for much.
just as time was cal ed for the nineteenlh h
round boy who was on watch came
hurriedly into the room and said that
two big policemen were at the door The
fight was stopped, and for d few moments
there was grand scram pling to get out.
The lighters dres sed hu.rledly, and al
quietly retreated through the back way
and made their escape, leaving the "cops'
still pounding away at the front door
McBride's face Is badly battered up
Hagen shows but few signs of the en-
counter. The stakes were divided.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
RhIa HorasA.

L. W. stidham 8 Son, auctioneers.
sold for A. II. Tyson OF Chester, on
rhnrsdey, March 20, horses for Sl97 so,
blss, s175, $l57. 80. sisO. $40. sl25. sl9l,
t161 90, S185. Sl83, S16l, Sl32.60, $20s.
e202, $500, Ss04, $3.50. Average for the
IS hend, sl81 n 100 per heal. This
was considered q fair sale but the
horses were of superior quality and
very desirable. He will have another
sale OF horses on Thursday, April 49,
when he expects TO have ons OF the hesl
lots of horses he has ever hand led
Several specify ones.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Uhnrgsd WIN Assault.

A man and his wife were charged be-
fore Judge Cummins this morning with
committing an assault on another woman.
The evidence showed that the prosecutrix,
who is unable to speak English, lived in
house in the western part of the city
which these other people had rented. AS
she Jailed to move last Saturday, the
agent for the property sent constable on
Monday morning to oust her, when she
picked up q chair and struck the new
tenant on the head. His wife smaclied
the woman on the mouth, and she then
had her arrested. AS the charge of as
sault was admitted, a line CT s. and costs
was imposed.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Telephone cali, No. so.
Stoeckle's Book will be delivered to
all his customers on Saturday.
Paul boyton's Danger.

CHICAGO, March S9.-Paul Boyton
bad rough adventure on Lake Michi.
gan Tuesday. Iu the morning at 2
O'Clock he left Fullerton avenua for q
swim to South Chicago and return. He
was carried faz into the lake, stripped
of his navigation Instruments and lost
for fifteen houra in the drifting ice.
From 7 O'Clock in this morning until
midnight Ihe Captain was without food
or drink. At midnight, when he was
rescued at the crib. his vitality was
almost gone. He expects to pull him
self together 10 q day or two. He says
IL WAS the hardest experience he had
met with In his life.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
The ,.raat Rain storm.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, March a0.-The
great rain storm continues, bridges
have been washed away, and travel on
tho railroads suspended.
AUGUSTA, Ga, March S0.-The
heavy rams continue In this section, and
the upper Carolina tributaries OF tho
Savanna river arc out OF their hanks.
The lower part of Augusta Is flooded
and the river Is still rising.
EAST ST LOUIS, March 30.-The
rapid rise Ia the Mississippi river
threatens this place with flood. For
this stason OF the year the river ia un.
ueuRlly high.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Tho Ooal NoInblne.

NEW YORK, Msroh s0-rhe oombi-
nation between the ak great coal com.
psnies to maintain prlces and restrict
production will end u morrow. Presi-
dent Sloan OF the LachawannA Oo.
said yesterday: 'Tuere Ia no agree.
ment betwe, tho coal comp snieB. The
reports of an arranG smsnt ny whish
the other companies Will stand aside
and let the Reading and Leh!gh Valley
catch up are all humbng. The oOmpa.
aies will undoubtedly 60 ahead aud
mine as much coal As they did last
yesr."
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
An Upset.

As Rev. ]. Il. VanBurhalow, the new
pastor Of Mt. Pleasant NJ. R. Church,
WAS driving along Market street., near
the oaurt House, a few days ago, bis
h1ree took fright at Car on the ele o.
trio line, when auddenly sprin2ing on
the pavement the carriage wRs over.
turned and he and his son thrown out.
He hela on TO the lines and hB was
dragged sama distance, when the lad
caught the horse and brought IL to q
stand. Luckily Mr.. V escaped with q
few slight bruises and the lad Was un.
hurt.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Pretty Kate Ku,s He,so,f.

CANAJoHARIE, N. Y, March 20, 1888.
-Miss Kate Warner, the daughter ol
John Warner, farmer of schoharie
county, residing at Central Bridge, went
yesterday to her room to dress for a drive.
She remained longer than usual, and
when the reason was sought she was
found dead with her throat cut, and the
cause of her suicide is not known, She
was an only daughter and her parents
idollzed her. She was twenty years OF
age and beautiful girl.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
a Prlson Conspiracy.

WASHINGTON, March 80 The offi
GERS OF the aistriot jail in Washington
have discovered the existence of a plot
among about twenty of the prisoners,
under sentence to the Albany Psniten
tlary, 10 escape. The plan was to ask
for bath. aad, when taken to the bath
room, they were to make an onslaught
on the guards. Tho officers searched the
cells and found eeTeral piBtols and
knives. A prisoner not In the CON-
spiraoy told the officers OF converse.
tion he heard among some OF the plot.
Il rH
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
OhoIerR 'at Nantucket,

NANTUCKET, Mass, March 10, 1888.
Robert Williams OF North Wales,
twenty-one years old, one OF the crew
OF the British steamer OAnnoabury,
which had been reported ashore on
thts island and sunk this afternoon,
died this morning. He was Ill when
the wreck occurred.
DR.. Kite, Of Nantucket, and DIR.
Sharp, the latter professor in the Uni.
veFsity OF Pennsylvania, examined the
case and found the symptoms Of the
name disease were those OF cholera, It
was decided to quarantine the entire
crew OF twenty-three men for time,
and the old railroad station At Surfside
has been assigned as n quarantine stu.
tiOn.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
ATnreatsnad loo Gorga.

'wEGO N. Y, March 29.-Great
kase IA threstened By n mammoth
ROtse in the Susquehannn river, be
en tpi, village and Oampville. The
els iVa miles long aud In many
b Il piied to height OF twenty
|hbor4 the river banks. The water
Ff;f Ri1g tho valley and already
AANnsanus Railroad Ia impAssA.
4 A tIa,zhl train Ia stalled on the
y, { lire in the locomotive having
! rat cai, The LsokawanDs trains
n i-T over the EHia between
a5i Bln2hamton, but tho Erle
3 iaa'eo threatened. Every effort
sih2 usie 10 prevsat q wAshout. A
io:e1 Of men are watching the
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Grand Opening,

The New York 0loshing Manufaotur
ing Company will have their grand
spring opening tomorrow, at theil
store, No. 3l6 Market street. They
have four h,ors In their building,
which they have filled with one OF the
largest stocks of spring and summer
wear ever offered by any osher clothing
house in Delaware. Their styles are
new and pleasing to the eye, and the III
perfection itself. Harry Hart, the pro-
prietor, always gives his personal at
tentlon TO the making up OF his gar
ments, which alone speaks we'll for his
goods.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Departed FOR Baltimore!

Tho students from Cornell Univer.
sity, who havo been In this city for the
past two days visiting the leading man.
ufsciories, let for Baltimore yesterday
afternoon al $50 O'Clock. Daring their
visit here tthey were not only
agreeably entertained, but surprised at
the extent of our manufacturer,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Obituary,

t;lak Hughes, who for q number oil
sef, grocery store at the N. W.
b Il Christlara and Jefferson
p a'o' NJ his resldenoe, No. i10O
/ tt y5sfsrlay The deoaasod was
iJ County Armaugh, Ireland,
\ % y5ati sR0, Oysr forty years
/ ea.Isd TO- thlg country, aud after
p ~ New YltE Game 10 this city
/ b. Eesited up to tho time OF HE
During his business career he
p 1'sd considerable property. HG
D widow, two sons and three
.le. oil OF whom are married.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
lnHd Dead in q snow-Drlit.

March 20 The search.
laa toiy Of Peter Brugtsr, who
esn securing Warren county at
from the time hs disappeared
u!zht Of December II, to-iay
mis- body In a large tnow drift
iamhsS he WAS q bachelor
4At plAle on the night of the
sl9T, He carried considerable
ana many believed he had been
Fea.t with.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
...l the saylnnn ornLIle,Imo.

fWMORE. March 10 - Gilpin,
e g. Co., of this city, today,
Pu . writ Of nttAohmens against
Plt4 OF the Rational Bank of Ra
fnf laid it Ia iha hands OF tho Ma
i1n Bank. There was ut the
ile failure sorns $500 due the
bank by ,hs Union Bank.
4 a hlges, a travelling salesman
''a In this city, had on deposit
!, orohen bank SO 600, the say.
\ Us !lIe,Lme.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
ps,Hvars Hospital.

The organization OF the hospital Ia
Nv oom5lete, and It 10 tie purpose OF
N ma ayers 10 cpen very soon. Any
Imtributions sent to the treasurer, II.
n Jopes, ESQ, will bs acknowledged.
kny uerton can become . member by
Es psyment OF % annually, and any
Ine cly!pg 800 or upwards becomes .
he msHiber.
0ficsra o. the Delaware Hospital
srudsnt, job H. Jackson; secretary
[rd trsssurer, Henry O. Jonps; atlor-
II, Austin Harrington.
bcaid OF Trustees and Oorporatora--
n Il. jackson, George W. bu'h, VIM.
Bapcroft, Henry o. Jones, Il Bring
1ul Jf, Thomas jackson, WIN. h.
4 &Insl, James Brsdford, J. Parke
F bite., Edward 7. Bellah.
T. Bosrj OF NAuasers-Mrs. Austln
arlington, Mics Alice II. John.ton,
h. \. l.. Giipin, Mrs Charles G..
kmiori, Mts. William Bush, Mrs.
ctor Do PonS, Mrs. Henry G. Jones,
d, PIe,ton Lea, Miss Anna 7. Osnby, ,
4. Cbpiles M. Bird, Mrs. II. H.
et.r, Mrs. James A. Hart. Mrs. j. ID.
Ter, MIS- j. l., Carpenter, Jr,, Miss
ara Cartwright.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Hedge Fenons.

The time will soon be here for plant.
ing the Dayton hedge fence. All who
would like to have that fence, or want
information In regard to 1t, and who
have not already contra cted Tor 1t, are
requested to notify the undersigned,
who will be pleased to call upon them.
SOLOMON HHRSEY,
Agent Dayton Hedge Fence Co.,
1913 Rodney street.
wilminptnD Nal
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Special Mention.
new wan Paper store.


NUw wall Paper store.
\ The undersigned having opened the
store 200 West Second street with full
line OF wall paper and window shades
we are prepared TO do work ut short
notice. We would solicit o call from
eur friends and the public. We em.
pioy hrst-olsss work men and guarantee
satisfaction. g. w. Evans q Co., 209
West Second street.
Esis Fnes
thss everybody ought TO know tk&t A..
Sergeant gives 9ef0 lbs. OF the bess, we'll
clesned coal In evory ton you buy. Oak,
pine and hioeTy kiAdling wood In large
loads. Lime for WhitewAshing. Yard,
foot OF Monroe street. Central office,
Severth and King streets. Look for the
blua sign. oncninS in the evening.
To rhoss who Gre Going to more
and who want pspering done good,
cheap and prompt, Il. d. Holt 10 the
mao; he has engaged an extra force OF
practical msn for next week, and all
work done when promised. IL. d.
Holt, 2l3 Wsst Second street.
FOR sseyage.
Ample and safe storage for goods NJ
corner of Fonrth and King streets.
Also all brands OF choice flower and
garden seeds. Phone call 400. Il. p.
Janvier.
Removal
Dr. a. p. Hves. veterinary surgeon, re-
moved from No, sos French street to
No. 6i0 West strset, and has sucoeeded
to the practice OF DR.. Ward b. Row
land. forner stAte veterinarian.
Removed.
W. q. Elliott has removed from 307
King to 229 King street. Would solicit
my frienhs to call and see me. Expect
70 deal in eggs, poultry, fish aud pro.
duce generally.
George p. Luckmnn, --
Practical house painter, No. 23S Market
street. Estim mates furnished for all
kinds OF painting, granting and ElaE.
ing.
Removed.
William PeRnsll has removed from
Second snt KING streets to Fifth and
Adams, where he hns opened store
with line assortmtnt OF grooeries.
Change Of Base.
X. r. Bourbon b Bro. o.,manufaoturers
OF the oale brRtod 8 Il. B. Il oigsrS will
remove to their nsW Gtore, No. SO West
Second steet, on the "a h inst.
FIsh Rad OystOrB.
Powell, Washington street market,
has oystsrs and fiah Of all kinds. Give
him call.
New Shoe store.
G6nte' shosS s1led and heeleis for 75e,
while you wait. HAyt8r's. Sscond and
Walnut street.
Removal.
Samuel Hawkins has removed his
cigar store 10 the southeast corner OF
Seventh and Market streets.
Look at our odds and ends window.
A 90 cent picture given with every
pound of tobacco at Ohapmnn's, Sew.
enth and Orapge streets.
5ugar.oursd, beneless hamB st Pow.
dsrmAher Bros., BOZ King and 705 w.
highth street. f21so. per ID.
suesr-cured Kansas City hams, 1Octs.
q ID, Powdermaker Bros, 5O7 King and
7o5 W. Eighth stEeet.
A speciality In sagar- cured corned
bsof at PowdormRker Bros, 507 King
street.
Three lbs. of good lard for 26c. at
Powdesmakev Bros, b07 King street
and 7o5 W. Eight street.
For good coal so 10 Bush's, French
street wharf.
Bush's, French street wharf is the place
TO buy your coal,
Try Walton's milk biscuit, Seventh
and Tatnall.
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco.
Jos. Wallace, GOT Pine street.
Best broad and cakes in the city At
Walton's, Seventh and TatnAll.
Low fire insurance rates; Hanlon,
East 7th St.
Easter eggs at FerRuson's, II e. End 81
Cough oAnuy ~ EeTauGon'a, IL u. I'd
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Tho OoroneE Baay.

Yesterday afternoon the Coroner was
notified of the sudden death of Maggie
Smith, which occurred at No, S2i Elm
street. The deceased was found dead
In bed by . relative A certificate OF
death from heart disease was rendered.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Your Boys and Girls

need tho practical business training o.
the Wilmington Commercial College.
Eighth and Market streets. You owe
II to your children to eea what this
training ia. Stop In OF tha college or
drop postal for catalogue. 500 i'd
vertisement.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
lAllman's .ttAngs Suicide.

as Skilman, aged forty. two, the
wealthy farmer near Bellemead
committed suicide on Wednesd ay
ii the parlor OF his fathers house
is his throat with a razor. II ID
4s present and received In hii
body of the suicide who a mo 81
aiely expired.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Two show uaaos

\ FLIED with our charming pic
s'Ialday. Look at them. The
EoRh aud only % Tor oae dozen
aI'ls slza With each dozsn.
sseehef'S Gallery, No, 3l5
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Literary AaaooIation

Tho Manning Literary Association
was aFgs1lzad In 81. Amos Church on
Thursday evening, and the following
ofticera were elected for tho ensuing
torn: President, f. W. McAteer; v1cs
president, Peter Lenhotf; secretary. j.
Coady; treasurer, Frank Jeandell. The
new organization starts with la,ge
membarship, and gives promise OF a
very successful career,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

For s,ren stheDinx and CLEARING the
voice, use browns Bronchial Trochss. I"
81 have commended ihem to friends
who were public speakers, ard they
have proved extremely ssrviceable. ~
Rev. Henry Ward Bfeoh4r.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
AK for Ssoeokle's Book.
Tho First Book BeOr OF eeo season.

Tho First Book Beer OF oho Season.
Having Just received the first invoice
OF the Celebrated BastholomAy Roehes.
ter Beck Beer, wish to call tho atten-
tien Of my customers and the public In
general to the superior quality of this
beer for medicinal purposes, s,pro1ounced
80 by the leading men of the medical
profession, also by connoiseurs to be the
anest beer ever introduced in the city;
for sale either In kegs OF bottles. All
0rdere promptly attended to by sending
the SANG to JOHN P, DoaAHoE,
5i7 q 5i9 Orange Street.
Telephone cali, No. 80.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Atthe OnaraHnnaa.

I2a'ed horses are still drawing
aatFoes at the Opera House.
70 have not seen them should
4isves of the opportunity Of
'ls engagement will close to-
s'e1lEg. Thore will bs q Bpe-
m ass for ladies' and children to-
4 alt1rnoon
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
vo,kayi,ch to be Hanged.

WILKEsBARRE, March 29.-Prepara.
tions for hanging Volkavitch are Going
rapidly forward. The eallows was
erected today and will be tested 10
morrow. A hapgman from Philadel-
pbia has been engaged. but mis- identity
has DOT been mBde public.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

1t Ia said that great many English
men are visiting this country this sea
son. asked Jinks what they came
for. Ho said he supposed "to marry
soft -patsd, millionaire women, to TAX
the fellows out OF their money, who
want to DO fooled and 30 lay in q sup-
D u OF DR.. Bull'g Cough gyrup.n
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
aKoyal I,lopdu 90 nee,

We are the only ones selling this
mark OF coffee; you cannot get 1t any
where else; try III Gsippen, 5 E. Second
street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Found Dead tn Bed,

The coroner was notifisd this morn.
ing OF q child that wsB found dead In
bed. Tho child WAS four months old, q
male Eon Of Alfred Craig. A certificate
OF death from natural cautes was given
by the coroner.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Jtenovstl.

i 15ls, formerly Mrs. Kay, has
4er boarding. house from 304
u 70 Aa6 Esst Fourth street,
, = Is better prepared to accom-
po"raarB thsn heretofore.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
First Reception.

The frat reception of the County
Democraoyl will take place In Institute
aall on Friday evening, April 18th.
Inc ohoers OF the reception promise to
all Attendants good time,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Removed,

James Shakespeare has removed from
325 South jackson to Fro Mt and Shipley
streete, and 10 ready to supply his Gus.
toners In o full line OF groceries and
proYisions at the lowest prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
eannnHal.

Dr., Joseph R. Smith, formerly located
at Seventh and Shipley streets, has re-
moved to tho southeast corner of
seventh and Poplar streats, formerly
occupied by DR.. Kaables.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
stoeckle's Book ou Saturday.
Cheating tho Newspapers.

The dry goods at tho north west cor.
Of 18th and Walnut are Advertising
themselves. W. a :. STROUD Il Co.
P.9.-Something new-Ladies' pinned
pattarns ont to msaPura.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
sssss OF sno rs,nooEssaEs
ssxs wsass, rs.

Tomorrow promises to be fair to par.
TALLY cloudy snd warmer. Similar
conditions will probably prevail On
Sunday. followed bS slight fall OF
temperature.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
nnr AAln Ohnnn.

A large cylinder stove capable OF
heating one room above and below,
nearly new. Gan be ssen at No. 1907
West Eighth street
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
OInomarcarine ,iera 3 Etlack EYn.

A ANNAPoLIs, Md, Mnroh So.-In the
Senate yesterday bill WAS passed pro.
hibiting the manufacture, sale or use oil
oleomnrgarine In the State.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
nish License in Now YORK,

ALBANY, March 29.-The High Ii.
censs sill passed the Aast mbly To night
by 66 agsinat 81, It was almost a party
vote, and required So votes to prevail.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

What They bny.

The best wa ever bought at the price
is what every purchaser says of the
fine kid shoes for ladies and misses at
BAbcock's, 2O6 Market street, above
Second.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

\ person often bears the charge OF
enss whom It is only poorly acting
b. or weAried stomach which 10 the
BE- Of bis sluRsishress. One thua
Herlps should use LSxAdor and bo
seved, Price only 70 cents . pack.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

Pure. uncolorad Japan teas, also our
80 and go cent teas. Cslppea's, EAst
Second street.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

Book Beer from the Diamond State or
tap at all the leEdlns saloons In the
city.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Faster ORps,

II you want 10 see an elegant line Of
lace oaps so to Hnklll d PoLt, SIcond
and Tasnall streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
"A Lenten Lament.
Nebraska State Journal,

The day is cold and dark and dreary,
The mud Ia enough TO make us we ary;
We sigh In vain for the absent fellow
Who clipped and carried cur uabrellB,
And tho day 10 d ark and dresry,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
90 10

9O6 Market rtrsat, above Second,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

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Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
Patapsco supsriat,vo Patent Flour
stands UHRIYALED

Btanus q NkIV AIEU
for making GOOD BREAD
Of q RICH, CREAMY COLOB
and FINE FLAVOR.
Ask your grocer or tlour dealer for !
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

ao6, 2o0. aoe, 2C8 Market street. above
Bececd,
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

gsg szZrs s--S.1..40l - %.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

| aien' ,l,ksiI
from zI mgI SI
Ssso'l agt ~ "
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Daily Republican., 1888-03-30
HeadauartersF For
FIRhtLast Night,

Seed potatoer. emellz s. Co., Is East
Fourth ptreet.
Daily Republican., 1888-03-30

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10 tie 6ss,iiG'l
/ to agp,pSsss| o.,
4 Fpsciis.i !. ,N,sr|
helt tng, y, sa,sI