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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

PHIIADKIPHIA, Sept 20.-LOn Hang
Zsh, the ChinamAn Wbo was returned 20
the Philadelphia Insane Hospital BY the
officers Of the Sixteenth District, Is Prob.
ably incurable, and bis eousin, LeonR
Ching, Tenth street below Race, VIII
make arrangement, 10 have him sent
back 70 Canton, China, from whence be
came
The cousin yesterday told Press re-
psrter that bis couslt . insanity vas 4 8,
noiiea d about q year ago. He would
frequently chase the ntiRhboFs with &
hnife and was con iantly hghting. BE
ives arrested aud sent % the insane de
partment Ct the Philadel hia Hospital.
When be was HIst admitted be was very
noisy ard exeitable and continued 20 ioF
seversl weeks. At last he became more
rationai and after three months was dh-
charged. He returntd 10 biz laundry,
No. 1927 Locust street, and for awhile
behaved himself but about tao months
ago his old malady returned lie would
build fires on the door and chased several
people With a cleayer. For this be was
aues'el and ssnt back TO the Insane
Asylum, where be remained until last
Monday, when be was paroled ana
allowed 70 come to the city.
bupeTf Sol RAMSAY sent Moia 70 tne
d ifier Mt police STA tons not 70 arrest HIN.
Lon went direct TO No. 1877 Locust street
bis old place Of business, and by threats
and the donFRblng Of knife succeeded
N clearing the building. He then locked
the door aud went up 70 his cousins gro
Gerry store on Race street There be &C.
cused the latter Of trying TO steal hi'
mo ey ard OF taking his name d0gr
from the door This HE cousin denied
and Lon became 90 enragcd that be
picked up ta chest and threw il al
him. He then pulled out q large knit,
and made for him. Leopg ran for tn,
street crying murder. Special Officer
Lencir was Just pas ng and be rushed
Ia aud arrested Lon.
l sanity is b Teditary 10 the man.
family and il Is on this account that hi
cousin will have him sent home.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
THIRD EDITION.
mn Oid Weaisyan Ooiisgs.


On Thursday next L. W. BtiohAm b
Ron NIL sell At public auction the
minerals, books, decks and fuEnitufe
left OF the Wesleyan Female College
on French street above Sixth. The sale
viii be on the premises.
Haul Bspts ~ bra Ilth last, the bulld-
ing belonged 10 WIN BFighi, bat ~ that
fine, through the iel estate agency Of
Pbilip r. Ozark 5 vas sold TO Wesley
Young, OF PbIlsdt lphia, Tor e26. 900. The
properly 10 e2k feet font co french
Strett, and uBs back ~ Wain at atEsst q
distance Of 2a2X feet, whsre II has the
same ontags.
Tbs wing % the huiidipg, extending
cot 70 Sixth street. vas sold several
yeaTs Aao to the German Hall Conf pat ,
uomposed Of the German Library and
EnnReEbubd What kT. Young inter dl
20 DO With bis purohAae Is not dshnitely
settled upon. One suRRestion has been
20 turn Il into q 9rst.ca ass Tempefanes
boarding hotel. The only thing certain
IL tba', n not sold soon TO other partiei
mAhiba inquiries for n, Il uill be put In
GrnLelaas condition.
Though the oollsps has oUly had AZ
existence siLcs 1851 lite history 10 IN
sventful one In that year Rev so'o.
mon Prstsy man opaued Female Be l
mary, on Market streEt. Ann TOE j.,
year he removed 10 larger buildiDE a
Ninth and Market. Tnrt rRh be mupi'
haenOs n David o WlABoh, the corner
stone OF the prescott buildinR 4bGs5 feet
was laid IA June, 1889 la ven months
Afterwards Il was occupied.
In lbAl II WAS chartered ~ The yves
ieyAn Finale Collegiate Destitute, -
With las tohOlars. A season OF dopTss
sion came between ls47 and 1850. Ia
1891 the Phiisoelptia N X. Conferences
took II In charge and changed tas name
% "WesleyAn FemHie College" Tue
college was prospsu "a for a long sue
oeaai0n OF years. Rev. John Wilson
took ohArRe OF the college in 1859. And
he'd charge cf Il three different times.
In 1853 Rev J NJ. Williams hAd charge
OF II, but It WAS weak then TO with
stand come EcApdAlH that were promul.
Rated, and the college closed the mex
March. Tho neTt year Rev. John VIII
con took charge Of IL ARAiD, aus stFuR
Rled along for three years in vain L
make It success Rev. isaiAh TTufabI
tried 10 revive 1t In 1885. but getting NJ
encouragement the effort wac given up
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

TIE guests Q. the KI:kwood House
gave very enjoyable party last even
ing that was participated Ia by quite q
number OF tkelr friends. Among those
present were she hlases H Asson, Mas Sue
Mel on aud Miss Maggie Macdonald,
OF Philadelphia. Music was fur
nishsd By Albert's String Orchestra
and the hOuors Of the evening were
taken by MltH Maggie Ksou7h and
Miss Lizzie Taggart, Of this city. The
festivities were kept up until an carly
hour this morning, and all present ex.
preaRed themselvea as we'll pleased.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
nEws sUnuAnY.
. Parade TWsniy mites L0ng-A Negro
BrsAEsGp = Uhuroh CoBErsEation-A
ThHsf Arrsstsd,


A civic parade OF the merchants,
manufacturers and labor orgaulz Ations
OF Allegheny County was the feature OF
the centennial celebration In Plttsburg
yesterday. The parade was about 20
miles long, and occupied 1--WE hours In
passing a given point. The object OF
the procession was 70 show the progress
made In tt0 years The celebration will
close TO day With parade OF The militia
and Grand Army OF the Republic.
Monroe Wilkinson, a notorious negro,
entered a eolored church IN Ssottville,
Kentucky, doring service on Saturday,
aud forrishing revolver, broke up the
congregation. Barry MerrimAn, an old
and highly respected lored man, was
shot and killed while demonstrating with
wilkinson, The murderer was arrested
and the n'groes made three unsuccessful
attempts TO lynch him
John Hayden, the confidential clerk OF
Kinney Brothers, tobacco manufacturer
In New York, has teen arrested on the
charge Of systematically rObblng his en-
ployeis. Two forged checks, one 70,
1873, the other for small amount, were
found on him. he said he intended To
cash these and leave for Canada.
Charles Lowe. an aged and wealthy
farmtr, near Kinderbook, Indisna, was
found on Sunday night with biS skull
crushed In and in dying condition He
was still conscious and made an ante
mortem statement, which has not vet
been made public It'll thought he gave
the name Il his murderer.
A gang of thieves IN San Franciscc
watch letter carriers drop letters into the
b Jxcs of large business houses, theu
walk up, ard with a glass cuttsr take
the glass out OF the. frame and seize che
letters. Within few weeks 5000 has
been drawn from local banks on forged
checks stolen In his way.
Marshal W0Olwine attempted 10 arrest
William Lyons, In Jellioco, Teeuesse, on
Tuesday. Lyons pulled a revolver and
turned and both men were fatally wound
ed. X. A. Defuniak was struck by 1
stray shot and severely injured.
In response to boom In wheat yes
ieTd y the -four market on the New Yorl
Produce Exchange showed an advance Of
20 cents q barrel since Tuesday. Thl
sales amounted 10 65,' 90 barrels most.
~ for home consumption Very llttl,
"uatIIh muir WAC bDlus
A two storT dwelling in jamestown
New York, occupied by Thomas Louck
and family, was demo hhed by an ex
ploslon Of natural gas on Tuesday night
Louoks was badly burned. The other.
escaped With slight injuries.
In Allegheny City, Pa yesterday
John X Lemon, 50 years OF age, wa,
robbed Of $4,000 by two bunco men
They took the money from him b.
force and escaped.
There was frost on Tuesday night 4
many paris Of Alabama and With
twenty miles OF Montgomery. Tn
temperature at Montgomery was g..
The acting Secretary Of War yesterd a
ordered United States troops 10 be sen
To- RIO g aude City for the protection q
life and property there.
The fret frost Of the season was oil
served at Rome, Georgia, yesterda
morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Yesterday three coloFed dsmgelt
named julia Thompson, Josephine
Smith aud Gertrude Haskins oAme to
this oitE from PhiiadelphiA TO see the
sights, bat unfortunately imbibsd too
freely. In this condition they wsnded
their way TO French street above
FOu tn, when they became engaged in
. hght. o1ineE BuIlslgh'a ate ntio ]
was attracted BY the large crowd, and
upon fading the cause OF tho distur.
bAuoe, took the trio TO the hal. Thls
morning thiy wtra Arraignad before
Judge Turner, who upon their prom lst
10 leave the city on the 10 O'Clock boat
told them they could 20.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
sinister MeoLans on french soldiers

asinisteF MeuLAne on French soldiers
A recent Paris letter 70 the New
York Sun Bayl: 1.-THE French were very
much elsted about the military mAneu.
vtEs just completed, and Il appears
th y had right 10 b.. Oar minister In
Paris, Mr.. McLane, followed the m aneu
vesB all through, dined 81 mess, rode
hours 10 the boiling sur, aud came
back " Oh great respect for French col.
dlsrs. He declared that In quloknesa
OF movement they were simply marvel.
ous. iphnitely superior TO the Germans,
and be vowed they carried enormous
loads in the way OF cooking utensils
aud 20 en-. Mr.. hoLAne, BY the way, is
the sort Of man 10 represent America.
He travels about PaEls In y white stove
pipe hat, although dukes and princes
do net do II. He watches things that
lutereat America, talks, acts and dresses
liks an American-A most anuiuAl
tat Of all for al American miuisie:--
bis friends are Americans, and be &C.
tuAlly knows the American colony"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

A stranger has been hanging around
tbs Conference Academy a. Dover. FOR
several evenings and II Is reported that
on being asked his business, he Oaid he
had been sent there by Il wra thy pentle-
man 10 watch his daughter whom he
feared would elope with n,loman he
.disllked 1t is more ikoly that the fell.
low is an escaped lunaIi, or a half.witted
crank who should be looked after by M
friends If they wish to avoid undue NO.
.torlety.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
me oslawars sIals rnlr.

The Delaware State Fair opened 81
Falrview Pstk, Dover, yestordAy, with
rAiny weather, but an attendance OF
1900 The exhibits 10 all departments
excel those OF previous years, but the
centre Of attraction 10 the race course
There Rre over one hundred horses in
the racing stables The track WAS heavy
and no fast time was made. The bstlinq
In tho thTee-minuie race was heavy,
odds Of i've 10 one being given on Hui
Hunter aRaipst the field. Charles Dick.
ems won the hrst two heats, Nut Hunter
losing by bad breaks on the home
stretch. He settled down, however, and
won the next three heats Ia the 2.2C
class, purse $500 Richard Wilkes won
with ess9. / X. l.. won the colt rAot
In two straight heats. Parse $3.50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

William NJ. Winston has been cleo ted
delegate by Star of Bethlehem Lodge
drand United Order of Odd Fellows. IL
tue biennial meeting Of Odd Fellows thal
vas to convene in Nashville, Tennessee
october 2, but yesterday he received
Official notice that ths meeting wouId N
postponed until the fourth Tuesdav y,
hovemher on account OF the yellow feye,
excitement. 's'oi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

In the report of Special Agent FRANK
Stout to the $ z G. Q Il shows thai u
children have been rescued from improper
surroundings 8 from drunken parents;
were des' rted; 4 were rescued from
houses OF Ill fame and the rem aindel
for miscellaneous causes. The origins o.
the arrests were as follows: Wilmington
Isl Nllfo d 4 Wythevllle, Va, !; Phila
delphia, / New York, 1; and from re
Gently arrived German parents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

GouleY's delightful excursion "a
MAunh Chunk and over the 6wiiohhaeB
tomorrow, lhuTsdSy, the 9th Of Sep.
.tsm0er, will leave tht Is 81 o, gtAtion
( DOT Of Market street, at q. m. sharp
Delaware avenue station o. 6 10 3. m
70 Philadelphia; from there on thu
Philatelphis and Reading Railroad
WithOut change OF cars 10 the Switch
b ok. Retarblng, leave MAuoh Chunk
n 30 p m, arriving a. Wilmington
At II p m. Tickets fer this enjoyable
trip over the new route only q rs
children. 81 SO PARTIES wishing 10 stop
aver can do 80 by paying 81 extra
q 4stA al numbered. Tickets for "a e Al
u II BsynGrd's, Flith and Market
ssfettR, ard along side OF tue tain on
IN Jrnlug OF the excursion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
Railroad Tlanlo ParuaIly Ts.nw..

CHATTANOOGA Sep. IS. - RaIlroad
traffic 1, being partially resumed, nc
quarantine regulations here and al other
points south Of here h4yiug TO day been
so modified as to permit trains 10 mass
through from Cincinnati To Now Orleans
by way OF Chattanooga, Blrmlnpham
and Meridian. Traius from Memrhis h
Chattanooga, are also permitted thf
railroads pledging themselves moi in stan
trains within the county in which De.
cautur Is located,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

This uoralu2 ORen l Hlisl
rAIgned before Jadl5, ~ iiSIiI
with drunkenness, d. !, II
offsnse bu! pissdsi TO p : ~, y I 4
ter r. Unfortunately iel !, W
jadge h,ppalsi to '3 3It ~; Il
vas before him ous Gay ~. ID \
aud promised 10 60 !, p ns wi , b
40 he was ordered 70 ply
and C1ste.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Samuel Moe 5wserEnan, form " y o.
this ny. DE ytsteidsV in j Aoket pViIIl
OF yellow fever. II NNsa PIRATE Rnu
served hts apprenticeship on the "a
zstte between 20 and 81 NArh ago
Leaving here upon tho &, implstlon o
his apprenticeship he vel to WASH
ingLou, where he remsineL' 10 yoArh
after which hn Travelled, With, ing eNeri
country and living Ia every State hnt
Territory in tbs u lited states
He was good OrkmAl aud NO. Eeu
At his trade duTluE his travels, hlitnI
some excellent posttiunI. DuHu { les'
years he iehted IL Georgia AID FlL rid
He was A yrsfs old Some Of his -ela
tvs reAido here, among them = ST., az
MTr. George ". DaFdey OF No. ~ I
Market street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

PHILADELPHIA, s,g ]
Bridenbaob. IS ytau d y
employed as q lA,sEr ]
etrset o,otli 6 house., Slasa
last nisht by outing Ah d
pen kniio BfldeubAah IN
vile and two c 1!lirsu hhl
Eighth street List IlH.
O'Clock be- weut up-sllIH /
room, 'e log his vile b n
take . bAta. He A7pad
aud his wife I'D 10. giFl
About NJ hour 'alsr SAD
In the b u ron, nd 4
stAlFs che found bBl kaiN
the bath tub with 8 dial
throat.
There vas 10 wa.sflsial
open Ee1kiiia isy % Il. !,
tub near lis head An
ran down to the troBt asa.
for Assistance d. TG.l
llveB ciote by, was tod II
matter and he fired tE0Asl
volvsr Oh ;er BaehEn.
standing u Ninth sd
avenue, heard the ieP1il Y
Tled to tha hoase, AZ y
lifted BrldenbzCh up Dc D
aud expired, bfs, Bi8aI
give 10 reason TOT hei hii'i
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
FIFTH EDITI
PFtparlbE -

. miss hAts Oon.to. w. =.
street, are buy m, /, o.
n, ,h',, t, %s' ~,
pei PsIk The dI ,1S NJ
, pb,sp1 i.'i By these N.Y. y''I N
c cI,g o. The hind ever ,,' W. |
sn T., I,w.l. corlit ' y
ana On anchor, formed !, ~
E tius TO ustuie tdat il
S S,e 10 ti,'inRulsa t 4 q
s o.oomf = hAIr Of u,I MY 4
serve served BY their pss1iI ,,',l
A.eos them IN ihe ,,,0. H 8
ears ssArs as lhei we're vsss N
nov movers .I, in the basket, an sSi !.
ana stand, AreimIlallIsTss's !. !
aud heliotrCp 3, Sni i' N S Y |
aroma 70 make them :, w
setter than the pltaal A ~
IN also exhibit tso M M
ifuis, one Of which /, ru ~ !.
uncut, aud from vh1ts =.
REPUBLICAN, vbo NY,
toe exhibit yesterday .s' Nv 4
nnesl Of the kind Ky, w. =. !
State. 7 e Misses g,,a =
Doe are busy cIntlnu,Ii, ', I.
designs to orlir md ~, /.
oullAr method Of p,,,',' ).
h4W'rl hAs became IN, y
aim Is! all lhs work tLsv Y,
line y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Be nardo Boazzo the man who yester
day stabbed Michael Battles, the Brandy
wine Granite quarry blacksmith in the
back with a drill, was taken before Mag
istrats Smith this forenoon, where he was
teld under $500 bail for q further hear.
Ing this evening at Z 80 O'Clock William
MAILER, proprietor of the Logan HousC
went on his bail bond. Michael Battles
the assaulted man, is so much improved
him,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

The opening of the festival ct the
Opera House Ia New Castle, last even,
ing, for the benefit Of the NJ Il. Church
Of that place, attracted . great daAl oil
Interest. About 1875 children were
seated on the platform, and o fna CON
cert Of = hall. hours duration was given,
aud WAS qntte warmly Applautled
Company ii, ID. N. G., will be present
this evening, the Parlor Baud Will bI
present to morrow evening, the Semi
mole Band on Friday evening, and ths
hushbeok Orchestra on Saturday even
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

At a special meeting d n
Trustees 0. Delaware ~
Newark on Monday r.
WAS ele,ted Professor d M
succeed Professor G NP,sI
hAd resigned 10 return ID
he formerly held, that 4 \
biology and director d IL \
the Uaiversity Of Mlnl1d
Bush, Professor Raub q,
Hayes were appointed 1 n
confer with Di. Nshls y
10 salary net 10 tHc4dbhl
| At the same meeting u 4
acres, belonging to JodnIl
leased At tl,CO0 pet am
privilege Of taking Il iMl
| purchasing It Tot 81, GO
| com m'ttte. consisting 81
barry, Manlove HAyts D
tin and Hon, Charles B
Ipointed 10 ask the ntr, 1,
an appropriation Of tll.ail
bay lands to be used i1 q
stations. An AgrlcultHnIH
station has been trIo.A hal
college, and will soon h n
ell chemical and Othtr IN
auees necessary iOr sati d
station will be ready h d
the CON menoemeLt Of Ii I
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

DUBLIN SEPT l5.-Ta' y
nightly meeting Of the Aiiii
was held 10 tlis city lnil|
Dillon pr.Sided and fses.Nl
tlOn. InAtpserh Nj. Ma
his English and so.t'a iflli
overwhelmlna ~ mPGihJ "
hia reoeut i'm 9ris0nmsti
He declared ihAt taefs y
great change 10 English W
and that therefore there ".
trGcs Of bitterness IN lilih :
the fAo5 OF present clrtua,a
men should act with pllia,. I.
government Cal't last naA =
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

The policeman at the Opera House
makes himself obnoxious.
"DRn'' Mccarthy Is not taking the
1eAdiBg character in True Irish Hearts, +"
but u still In the cast.
ThuFtday evening al The Opera House
NTrue Irish Hearts, including the Flor
eptiDe Lady Quattette
This evening Called Back will be on
SSat the Academy, 1t will hardly call forth
"a large audience The verdict ia-nO no ID.
Thufsday evening a. the Academy
"The Boy Tramp The troupe Will
h-Eye 10 BE- seen 10 appreciate this tramp
uuiAance.
Tony Murphy, who takes the part OF
Soc Merry Ia My A unit Bridget" IN
fhich be trcels any who have heretofore
d ken uhat character, has many friends
In this city where he Is well known
Tt " 10 a genial comp nlOu aud Is bound
To hbhe hh mark under what ever cir
Cul ll1Anc,s he may BE- placed,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
Iloln

Mrs. sAllie Meyers and children Of
Lancaster, Pa, are Waiting relatives on
Rodney street, this city.
Jacob Otz,er of Penca Ter went down
Market street this morning with . smile
and word Of cheer TO ali his friends.
+. 8 Robinson, Republican candidate
for Assessor, says he will make II, and
when he say . so he means 1t.
The Toy men OF ChEiBtiana Hundred
are mad, and say n they cannot get Toy
they will take Sheppard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

LONDON Sept ia y aiI
Colone, Graham has tl'i4 J
tue Tbiht,aas St Js.apal
turing tLelr camp ~
Tblbttl0s ware killed o. y,
Colonel sromlo,i lOii hIi y n /
and niuo sopyys Tei2 8o9 1.. 4
Graham 10 aiVau.IJS lio
territory, -, y
Rslnlorogments faTa ~. I. n n
snsklm, where tue I Ieoeh Il
snmad e ;brsstsulBg al'l.e \ y. !.
Grenfoll srl Colonel klls .l..
cesding III lafe 70 taa paw
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Frsul Fisher, Sgd . y, ~ M
ssEArs. II yeaF' cd, T M VI ID
tetdsy tf.erno9n .! 80 Huka I
sighting At Third t. APO M asa In
Toe evidence showed ., i s41 ~
aGder tle ipflasnce, t o. i. .Ss,5,I &
I ISiH' Were be obi', .s.l + hi I
wards discharged 'n'n
ranrlmAn0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

The sale by W. Y. Warner 90 Tues.
day WAS quite we'll attended, bidd sts
oOmiBg from New 8rre Philhds phle,
Chester aud Da.aHaTe OouL ties, ~ WSl
As from dCWa the Peninsula. 6cmf
twenty 1--we hea1 were disposed Of al
pr'ees ranging from 500 TO $500. Aooc I'd.
ing t. quality. There will be Ano her
sale next Tuesday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

DupIls, sept .; y I ,ss'stgi,l =
I'D ,SSas5 5a a. : 4, e. 'i 5sl.I,l =
lSg for lscIlirs ,5aS. ii' 4 a.,
P PSiSi p ssSi lP IRn,5 90
tenc5s s;;,d \ thelr llbsriy,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

THE nornIg,g,. sssn !l, i ss ~
paned John Wi. s2d '1 le5 Bit !
samuel SlipGbiamII =, ! couDt
ssi e. IT. and plCtloG !, % spj : p0ihA
shoes nAs.ily dss snn, ,bIl 10.
chase, and ai'5f I : H bin b =
ctllB. ,,ll
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Warner Muller =, ;,', ,it,1i q, 80 !
!: :9S 315,s s' 1 % .i 81 R f.,
aP PS.s2 5s 4 =! 5,a5,55J, IS So
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

PkCOrOR'5 ACADEMY OF
mUSlO-Thres nights oom neneins
MONDAY, stPrEMBER u h manu.
Iaeiday and Wednesday. Ihs EIEMiN Ma
DhAMATlO COMPANY in RopeTtot,S.
mondAy-"StoEm Bsatsn" Tuesday mali.
nesday matinee aud eveninE-"Oallsi RseS !,
Ihteo ntShis and Friday and Satu3.Av
nAtlnees, commencing Thursday. septens.
Oer Y, Madame Reuyillo and her son. An
''Ihe Boy Tramp
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

LONDON. September 2B.-rhIa WAS
Tue hrst day OF the NeWma-Fet meeting.
stakes was won by the bay coli AyYa,
shire, with Grafton reooui ana snyhJ
ton third. There were eight s,srtsss
The betting wac 8 to on the winner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

The Atlanta Constitution (Dsm F.,
says: II lie useless to talk Nbnnt m,
south. The South IL solid and will ne
main TO uutil the Republican gartv a ia
appears from politics 40
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Last rhursday evening Mr.. Charlie
e. ~, mtil ,i was united In marriage 10
wAs perior@ed by the Rev r, n, 0ooj-
d. D., ct tbs residence OF lie hIiJSs!
parents, in the presence Of a large pn1,.
Der OF friends OF the con trAc,ing nsTtIss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26

Good second hand pianos for SIS. $40
tiS % sS5o. Pianos for rent. Il, ~
RobelSr, 10 Market street. =
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Two o 9!efed boys got into tiabt va
, terdAy aftsEnoL q. tue corner Of = y,rd
tnd Market EtISslS, when Odinsr
UheaiTs came along and took them 10
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DIEIl.

SAMMONS.-on September 7Ith, William
u. eammons, 10 the END year q hts aee,
helativoa and friends arc respectfully IN.
vite to attend his funeral from his late
residences, Nc. 9lt Kim street, on Thursday
afternoon, At O'Clock. Interm6nt at River.
view cemetery.
JErFEhIS.-On Sunday, SEPTEMBER $50,
Charles JthsrlR, in hls ID year
Relatives and friends OF the fAmtly and
the Delaware fire Company are respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral nom his Ia 3
residences, No z5s Poplar street., on Wsdnes-
dAy afternoon, 81 O'CLOCK. intofment at
kivolvitW osmetery.
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An Ola man Hangs Himsels.

WARREN, Sept. 25.-John Riwa, Sr.i
an old resident Of Warren, committed
suicide this afternoon by hanging him
sell At his home. Family troubles were
this cause. He was aged 80 years.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-09-26
Personal.

MT; Elmer E. BAnks, the popular bar-
p .sa 81 S, the East side, took flying trip 10
me state Fair at Dover yesterday,
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"ANrED-OANVA SsERs OF MERlr
saleable goods Commissions ed
Fancs1. apply loz2 Poplar street. SIS 2tA