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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-21


IA warrant OF the Mayor OF the city OF Wiz
mington to me directed, will be exposed to pub
lie sale
ON THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1888,
At 10 o'clock q. m,
At the Auditors Ofhce, No. sh East 9th St in
the city of Wilmington New Castle county and
STATE Of Delaware. AL that certain lot or piece
OF land with two two-sEory brick
dwellings thereon erected situate in the city OF
Wilmington aforesaid, bounded and described
as follows, to wit;
Beginning at the intersection OF the southerly
side OF Gilpin ave with the westerly side or
Lincoln ST.. thence southerly along said side OF
Lincoln st 40 feet to thenortherly side of three
feet wide alley opening into Lincoln st thence
westerly along said eide OF said alley parallel
with Gipin Ave. % feet 2ss inches Il. a stake
thence northerly parallel with Lincoln st. and
passing through the middle of the brick
divi.ion wall between these and the adjoining
dwelling on the west, 40 feet 10 the aforesaid
side OF Gilpin avenue and thence thereby east
erly % feet, sS3 inches 70 The place OF beginning
be the contents thereof what they may. With
the free and uuiaterruptei right and use OF said
alley in common with other owners entitled
thereto forever.
Seized and taken IN execution as the pro
perIy OF Dennis Kelleher and to be sold by
JOHN NJ. NEWELL, City Auditor
n. B.-The above named property is to be-
sold TO satisfy lien thereon for paving side.
walk.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-21
NOTICES.
NOIICE.
TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE. CITY
AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1883,

AND SCHOOL TAXES FOR 1888.
The undersigned, receivers Of taxes for the
city OF Wilmington, will be at No. 10 East Sixth
street, between Market and King streets, during
the mouth Of Juiy, 1888, between the hours Of
sand IL in the morning. and from to in the
afternoon for the purpose of receiving taxes.
On all taxes paid during July there viii be re-
ducs1on OF five cents on every dollar. aud all
take paid on or after the first day Of August
shall be payable without a reduction as afore
said; and all taxes unpaid on the first day of
September, shall be increased by the addition of
i've per centum on the amount thereof.
EDMUND p. MOODY,
Receiver Northern district including all north
Sixth street.
MARTIN J. MEALY,
Receiver Southern district, including all south
Sixth street.
NoTIcE.-IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE
~ requirements OF an act OF the General As
sembly Of the State ct Delaware, passed at
Dover on March IL, 1888, entitled IAN Act Con-
cerninR Private Corporations,n notice IS hereby
given that a certificate Incorporating a COM
pany to be known as ''rhe Hollis and Hearn
Manufacturing Company will on Saturday
the twentyfi-st day Of July. 1888, at 10 o'clo *
a. m, be presented at the County Court House,
in Wilmington, to the Hon. Ignatius c. Grlbb
associate judge, etc for his approval
ANTHONY HIGGINS.
Attorney for the IRcorporators.
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DROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING TBl
Il Streets Of the City Of Wilmington.
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DROPOSALS FOR LIGHTING THE
Il Streets Of the City Of Wilmington.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF DIRECToRs
STREET AND SEwERDEPARTsfENT.
IS. w. Cor. Sixth and King SIS, I'D Floor
WnMINGToN, lei July &c. 1888
Sealed proposals viii be received at this Office
until O'Clock Tuesday evening, August q, 1885
for lighting the streets of the city of Whining
ton, Del By gas, gaeoline and electricity, for
the terms Of one. three aud five year,, COM
meneing Tuesday, January I, 1889.
Specifications may he obtained at the cfiice
of the Department.
7. LESLIE CARPENTER. Secretary.
MISUNDERSTANDING TO CoNTRAC-
il TORS
OFFICE CT ROARD or DIREcToRs
STREET AND SEWER DEPARTMENT,
S. W. Cor. Sixth and King Sts ed Floor,l J
WlLaISoToS, Del, July co. 1855,
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until O'Clock, Tuesday evening, July 81. 1855,
for furnishing aferial.. and for paving, etc
for the term of one year. commencing Wednes-
day, August /, 1855. Copies Of specifications
may be obtained at the office Of the Depart
ment. T. LESLIE CARPENTER.
Secretary.
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A UDlTORS SALF.-BN VIRTUE OF A
"A WARRANT Of the mayor Of the city Of
y ilmington TO me directed will be exposed to
public sale
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1888-07-21
AUDITORS SALES.

A UDTTOR'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
IA warrant OF the Mayor OF the city Of Wiz
mington to me directed will be exposed to pub
lie sale
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12
An untortunato Dog.

This morning while the staff Of the
REPUBLICAN wers busy preparing
items for the Gay n medium. sized dog
came rushing into the Office, mapping
aud barking quick, sharp bRrS that
Drought visions OF hydr0pho5iA. He
Hn3 scarcely IN before, 70 u0h to the re-
lief OF all ooncarped, he few ont again.
a short time Eft5rRArd = reporter, see
Ing ot0wd at Third and French
streets, went down TO learn the cause
and found the dog struggling In \ at
ono man suggested throwing water
over him, aud another was sure q hand
full OF salt In his motn would bring him
all right
These remedies, however, failed 10
havs che desired sfaos, And a police
officer, who hal CONS up, suzgss5sd 9
bullet q. the b5at and most effsotual
Iramedy. The owner did not like TIT
/ idea Of hIs dog being disposed Of II
this manner, and he demuFred. A new
arrival said he was positive that II aomt
hot melted lard was poured down hit
throat u would cure htm, bus ~ tht
lard wac not obtainAble IL was not tried
In the meantime nt snooetded lt, and
rs taeTe was very little hope Of the AMI
nal getting we'll, he WAS shot by Office
Burroughs.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

CHICAGO, July 11.-Engineer Head
was taking a train OF Burlington cars into
the Milwaukee and st. Paul yard at Kin
zie street and Western avenue between
5 and 8 o'clock this evening when he was
attacked by a mob of so men Head cut
his engine loose from the train and tried
to run away.
The mob turned a switch in front OF the
flying locomotive, whichwas derailed and
shattered. The mob then gathered about
Head and his fireman, whose name is
unknown, and beat them frightfully'
When the police came the men ran 10 all
directions and escaped. Head and his
fireman, who were unconscious, were
taken to the hospital, where they are now
I living In critical condition. The engine
is a complete wreck.
Judge Altgeld to day issued a writ Of
habeas corpus commanding Chief o.
Police Hubbard TO produce ]. X. Kelley
and John McGilvary from the dungeon o
the Central Police Station, where 1t II
claimed, they have been held qu!awiulll
and not permitted to see counsel. The
men are the clerks Of Chairman lioge ant
were arrested in connection with the al
llcged Burlington dynamite plot. The.
are said to have made statements implicit
Ing Hoge.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

The driver Of the milk wagon OF .
II. HoffeekeT, Esq, OF Chrisusns hun-
ared, on completing bis ropn1 emonE
bis customers for the tactical nuloi yes-
terdAy morning, left his team LOT NV. NV
minutes, and on bis return tounn thAs
il had disappeared. After searching
aone time for 1t be made his loss known
n nolioe headquarters. About o'clock
An me Afternoon Offieers Heal and Bur
Toupbs found Ii on Poplar street above
Fropt, and through them u was re
sto-ad 20 us owner. II is supposed thai
iit had been taken by q tramp wh'
merely vished to take ride, 90 lot O
! ornoefies and = bunch Of hanAnha tha
had been purchased were not disturbed
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

WYrHEvILLE, Va July 1l-Atsl2
O'Clock lass night q body OF masked
men took VIM. Smith, co ored, who
Was charged with having committed .
criminal assault on q respectable white
lady, Mrs. Midklff, IN Pulaski ooun
", nom tho custody OF Sheriff Hark,
raider, at the depot In this place, and
hung him in a grove Asout four nun.
dred yards distant. After hAHgtEg
Smith tho lyncheIs riddled his body
with bullets. Those participating IN
the affair wero from Pulaski county,.
The men had been in this nelRhSoIhood
since yesterday morning. shsrih
Harkrader had received Information OF
their presence ard intention, and wa
Abou. to board tho tEb,n With view oil
taking Smith to LynchburR, when TIE
mob app cared and took pc, session si
the eorustd. sui.h was given time e
pfsy, nud made a confession OF hi
crime,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12
Dots

We would be Obliged iorSll D;
sent TO this offoe.
j. T, G1yer Offers Q butcher
for sale ~ . low rate.
Mr.. Evans, OF the Vlllsgs |
o6ios, West Chester, Pa, Wild
city to day.
MisA Annie HAn.un, Of this /
spending 9 few weeks in The |
near Brandy wine SPRING., isOuu
her health.
The W. O. T. o.. No. 2, hAl q
room At Sixth ard Penn slres
library and reading room, Il
ready for occupancy nsIt week,
William Lewis Duff has /
pointed postmaster al NewpOia
some reason h. has not yet reed
commission. TIE salary Is
anDum.
Hiram j. Moore hes vl,bdRl
tho tirm Of II. j Moore & o.,
land, leaving his iormI psr.as
A. Rlsohie, 10 c9ntinle The b1l
the name Of the old hrm.
Raw James l.. VsIIsollll
Newark, has gone TO L'sbo0i
visit friends He hos be3n |
tie Head OF Christians Caafi
yezrg, And the pulpit viii 30
Sunday by XIV, J, B. BalsI
following one bY Rev, Geo. J,
j Frank Alice, Of Dover me-.
| serious loss last week, Ills
! Morgan mare, while at pasilia|
on a stone aud w sted her lei.
kle, disabling her and po;slol
her. Everything possible gs
relieve her Its said that NJ
lbecn offered $500 for the an
weeks before she was injur,d'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12
THIRD EDITION,


n, d,v /. the grand opsuing Of the
-, ~, lrrons sale OF fue clothing ~
siS Market street $4,000 worth OF
,asn,s vouths', boys and ehildren's
-s.I,9 and aumuer clothing will Osl
IA Iesr thnu half the cost Of mHnuIac-
,1ra TbIa stock is from the large
Sholesale clothing manufacturing MN
n RrSdIsv. Anderson b Company, o.
-, vow who have failed and their
sasirs must be adjusted, and We. being
.hair Authorised agents, shall dispose
~ ,hs sntIre stock within the next two
o.eSa rsysrdless Of cost. These goods
Sys ali new and perfect, frat qualiiy,
snd made M in the latest etyles. si&tS-
siobt eepts will buy mems good.weArinR
nsnis.N az will buy mems gooo oassi'
insrs nsnts in light and dark ooiorsi
S91a viii buy mems fne dress pants 10
ybirtv differsut atyles; "a % will Duy
nsris GOOD cashmere Bulte; 20. 20 Wlll
Inv men "a good trus-blue flannel suits,
Wayrsntcd fast colorp; So will buy =
good huaiuess suit, sacks or cutawayP'tn
nSht ar dark oolors;S7. A8 will buy an oil
wooi fashionable dreas suit IN All 60 :
ors, M Is will buy an impoItsd Engnsn
tapov worsted or corkscrew suit IN
seokS and four button cutawe2a 10 81
colors; 5000 viii buy hrsE oiahs DlaoA
oorkscreW Prince Albert suit, satir
Seced. in all sizes; $50. will buy genu.
inc Seersucker or fancy flannel coat Ano
vest. Tic, will buy ohlldren's knee
nanta. age 4 to IS years; b2.Ss VIII ouy
Z ar0t.ciass boys suit In all Sizes
real GOOD article that cost TO manuIAc
tSFs N large quantities IS. A large We
riety Of fins all wool youths, boys an q
soid for the mere cost Of making. Re
member this great bankrupt sale com
meucss to day in the large building, Nc
4l6 Market street. The entire stoo
must be closed out in less than ~
weeks. Gall early to Aveid the rusi
Take notlcsl All goods sold 81 prival
sale; no auction; look fer the lafe
numbeI Of the great bankrupt olothin
sale, 4I6 Market street. between Foqsi
and Fifth streets, WllminRton, De
Store open until at night.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12
Arrenteo for I,1rgery.

WEST CHESTER, July l.-Rennetl
Square is excited over the arrest oil
Faux Phillips. q livery stable keeper,
81 the Instance OF Bank President Oar.
lington, OF th8s town, on charge Of
iorP.rz uota foE 800 on the Hrm name
OF WorraG DtJtIsss. The latter are
emphatic IN their atattgnaup tat the
paper Ia a forgery by Phiilips. A Ia.
iher hearing Is pending, but owing to
Phillips wife being seriously Ill, be.
cause OF this trouble, the matter will be
po,tDoDed until she Is sbla 10 give evil
denes, her husband alleging that che
note came TO him through her hands
from lie WoErhll Brothers.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

Puu,ApEIPHIA, July 11.-Eben j. NC
I aughlIn. Of Rose Glen, Montgomery
County. was on Tuesday arrested by
Policeman Lewellny, Fourteenth District,
for Violating an act OF Assembly By driv-
inc AN open wagon containing twenty-six
egs Of Runpowder through the streets oil
Germantown. The wagon belonged to
Mol auphlln and he was hauling the ex-
plosIve for Hazard, Mason q 60, III
Chestnut street.
lieutenant buchanan seized the pow.
der and by direction OF Fire Marshal
THOMPSON sent 1t to the House OF Cor
rection, where It will be stored until die
posed Of as provided by law. McLaugh-
In was arrested on charge OF misde-
meanor, but as the action lie civil one ne
was released by Magistrate Diamond. II
is the impression of the Fire Marshal
that suits can be instituted against DOH
the driver and this firm that employed
him.
Young David Brown, who draws
revenue from number OF osroussals anC
swings in the city and suburbs, made
Mario " escape from a serious charge yes
terday in Judge Arnold's Court. Brown
had been on terms of intimacy with 10
year-old Elizabeth johnson, and he wa
arrested upon the charge OF having en-
ticed her into house for immoral pui
poses. The defendant stated that Tn
girl had induced him to take her to hi
swings in ManayuDk, and aiterwatd the
stopped together at George Blackburn,
hotel. The evidence showed that Lizzie
reputation was bad, and a verdict OF nc
guilty was rendered.
John Weiss, Thompson street, belo
Fifth, was before Magistrate Pole yestel
day, on the charge Of having neglected
support h wife and seven children. In
woman said that for two weeks she an
; her children had been provided for by Il
, Seventeenth Ward Charity Association
3 Weiss said that he had been earning b
ten cents day, but his wages had be-
raised to $3.50 per week, and he was
lbe furnished with three square meals
Il day. Bail was a1ei at 5000.
S James Higgins, aged rs years, who "
Y shot in the leg on the night Of July At
Il as alleged, by Policeman Collins, VIII
5, the latter was making an arrest, died Is
is evening in the Pennsylvania Hospital.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

WILKES BARRE, July 1.-THE cham
plou female bgamist has turned up here.
She is a book agent and says her home is
in st. Louis. She is 20 years old and
good looking. 1t is said she has married
no less than 2 men in as many different
places She is q sharpcs. too. When she
arrived in town she would find plenty
of men who would make love to her. The
woman would insist on marriage and then
get her husband TO loan her 500 to send
to her sick mother. After she got the
money she would take the next train out
OF town.
About month ago she married W. b,
Evans, of Hazleton. She got $3.50 out OF
Evans aud then fed to this city. Evans
arrived here yesterday, looking for the
woman. To-day another husband, Albert
Thomas, from the West, turned up lie
was looking for the woman, too. She
married him and gotS350. Toe woman'i
true name is said TO be LayinIa Hart
She is an expert iorger and is wanted oil
two charges.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

CARLISLE, July 1l.-Lsst night a
party OF grave ROBBERS bricks into the
O.teTb5in churchyard Et Hewburg aud
desI tae grave OF Martin Van
Buiel H.over, Cn0e o wealthy resident
OF the town, WHO was buried Two year.
ago. They dug up the ground and
brOke from the I'D o. the CaBket a heAvy
oliver Plate, They were frightened of
before tie body was exhumed. Since
the death Of MI, Hoover 10 hes been RI
morsG that his vile had placed In the
c3fll large sum CT money, and IL Ia
slL posed The Lhievss wero alter this.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

Joseph A. Miller brought campAl Ga
medal Of 1910 to the REPUBLICAN othoe
this morning that 10 quite n earioslty
On one side there is pair Of BcAles, one
OF which Is weighed down with the
word "DsmocTat," while the other,
high in the air, bears the word "MhiE; "
Around the border Is inscribed weigh,
cd in the balance and found wanting.
On the reverse side there is medallion
Of Martin VanBuren, with bis nam'
and the legend Bern Dec. 8, 17S2."
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12
-E--p-D--
shot Hlmsrlf 70 Encaps Arrest.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, July II Elias
Franklin, she farmer who shot James
Brent ysstordsy because Of Bfeut's
alleged criminal Intimacy with Mrs.
franklin, last night shot bimsel'. After
killing Brent, franklin Had snd was
pursusd bJ the sheriff with q posse.
Franklin ~ night stopped 1T the real.
dence OF a DR.. Cole, who could not give
him lodging, but allowed him to sleep
in the barn. Tha sheriff coming up
WAS told franklin was 10 the barn,
Knowing FRANKLIN was armed, tht
sheriff posted his men 10 walt for day
FRANKLIN hsaT'n the noise, ard, It i
believed, zap posing 1t was mob ats
him, blew his brains ont.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12
Fifth EDITION



Milton ]. RastWooa
sorrow street, had q hsarin, i, no.
ing bsf)Ie Squire Beltols,,as lass ~,
o. cruelty to RAstwondis S IN : chAl
s ,ss siI,, The eviieuns sSovyo el', \
sne Rlsrs mother is dead, AMI yN ".
Saturday a week the ,ten anu taal
nor terribly for tons ,s, rSiotaei
Gnd that when the is,La, 's.nlug one
we evening the woman S c5,'o aoa !.
nun about the child, and h. i .,
ing her to tho bAtn room. bs,, sHof
he1Vg shoe until nor a ~ 90 uet
OF bruises, which ono Of b "S VI,
e;a,el she ooald compare az u " na.a
eiss but cherry plddlpg, . " hOs1
The child made M co,n,
tho beating, but when Aha ,.al
ner iather'a mother, WAC ,e' MI 70
burtn street lay or 81 ".' y
she saw there was s1metbln, H ~
ter, aud by ques,Ionins E voc
learned OF the puniahnopt. H. ~
ing ths nat oooy IN Such . brulsod az
tion chs At once Complained y a. y
Agent Stout oitfe d. P,On y
hnd the warrant illed for III. =
i kAStwood Is q morlcco sn T,i.
= when he and his vito ,D,s,ss
r equlrs's onios las, eyenitv ,haS
a both fashionably drenei my ~.
girl who has been 90 ,S.w.i TI
Q used seems like sweet c6iIS y.
Y long hs'r reaching to htr W1i.,
d She told her story in an srlIs,
\ nsr, and some OF the neipbbo,' :.
examined her body ttstIasJ
, nature OF the Injuries, And M
n that 90 young IS she is, Ibe n
n greater part OF the houssV,,I
a Squire, after hsSrlng he I'M
Imposed fine Of $40 and Co!pc,
amounting 70 nearly $50. AN
T. aHld that she wss afraid 10 n
Is with her n...arti, shs vm M
= the cu.sGody Of the society hi II,
y emit There was q large croyd
and while tho wlinstSo, were
- Their testimony there was non
ID remRvks passed, no: As al
At meniary TO The Aooa''d'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

NEW YORK, July 12.-Timothy sulli
van, aged 60 yeirs, and Mrs. hate
Young, aged As, quarelled some time ago
and remained enemies. Yesterday after
afternoon Mrs Young was about 10
enter house while Sullivan WAS sltting
on the stoop. She accused him oil Cd
structing the entrance, and they came TO
blows The woman gave Sullivan push
that sent him heallong down tue steps
into street, where he fell A truck was
driving by, and the wheels passed over
Sullivan's chest, crushing him TO death
Mrs Young was arrested and SO was the
truck driver.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

Thrown From the rrAck-Henounood
the Worid-A Variety Actor sho OTIS
hIs wife,

NhEuSu Hroth the ErAck-HonOunoOd
the WOrid-A Variety Actor sho OTIS
tAis wife.
A coal train on the Jersey Central
Railroad was thrown from the track at
thillipsburg yesterday morning The
street bridge over the railroad wa,
wrecked, together with plumber of cars
and an engine The mau who left the
switch open attended TO Ave switches and
the crossing at the depot. He disappeared
after the accident.
Twenty-seven young ladies yesterday
took the veil at the Mallinckrodt (Ger-
MANI Convent at Wilkesbarre, Penna.
Bishop O'Hara, of Scranton, received
their pro 'ession. Twenty clergymen
from various portions of that diocese
were also present.
Dennis Mccarthy, a variety actor shot
and It Is feared, fatally wounded hi.
wife, at their boarding-hounse in Buffalo
New York, yesterday. jealousy is sup
posed TO have been the cause Of tn
shooting.
I Stephen Freeman, colored, convicted
Of felonious assault upon white womal
was hanged yesterday in the jail ct VII
mington, North Carolina. He 'proteste
his innocence to the last"
While removing bridge across Brus
creek near Manor, Penna., yesterda
morning, Henry Parkinson and Cornell
!, us Newman were killed By falling iro
girder
The Republican National Commit,
. met last evening In New York. Mstthe
s. Quay OF Pennsy lyanla, was elects
Chat mau, and j. s. Fasset, of Ne
York, Secretary.
James P. Mornen, a real estate agen
charged with embezzling S4t2 given hi
more than year ago by Mrs. Carolil
: Hewitt to satisfy mortgage, was he
}. yesterday for a further hearing.
y The Coroner'S Jury held anoth'r
quest yesterday In the case OF Lot
10 Arich, 81 years old, who committed 81
eide on June 18th, 1t was found, by TAXI
J.. araenieal POISON,
Il Josiah Wilson, aged GO years, a deal
q In Agricultural implements, commit
o suicide yesterday morning at his home
College Hill, near Cincinnati.
An Inquest was also held in the case
! Theobold NJ Mehegen, whose death "
r due to opium poison taken while he VI
l. insane,
E. Joseph Cass 'dy, aged IS years, was
u tally injured yesterday by falling in a c.
vert hole at Third and Bainbrldge street
u Matthew NJ. Whlldin, aged 80 yea
who was contributor to the Item a
a other journals, died yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12
THINGS,

White Vests, 75c.
Seersucker Coat and
Vest, $I.oo to $3.50.
Mohair Coat and Vests
50 SO to $500.
Busters very fine for One
Dollar--can't be bought any
where else for less than So.
Those Mohair and Seer
sucker Goats are going
they must 60. We need the
room and you are reaping
the advantage Of our n,ces
sity.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12
Sheridan WANG 10 SIT UP.

NoNQrrr, July 1.-THE thermome'
ter sto u NJ Is ~ uoon with a brisk South
west wind Slowing. General Sheridan
was somewhat restless last night, awaken
ing at g. n, aad remaining awake
some tine, but las been quiJe conf r
table this forenoon, He manifests come
!mpat.encg because be is not all wed to
sit up. He has be- 10 a measure free
from pain since Monday and feels strong
er than be really IS
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

ST. LOUIS, July IA John P. Eagan,
who was employed here as collector for
the Post-DIspa ch, left week ago short
in his accounts, 1t Is alleged, SlC0, and
went to Kansas City He was accom-
panied by his wife, whom he married in
St Louis last March. Then she diseoy
cred that he had wife living in San
Francisco, and swore out warrant ior
his arrest On charge of bigamy. Egan
had departed for the west before the
warrant was served.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

Last evening about 10 O'Clock, as well
known business man of this city was
walking up Orange street, on bis way
home he was accos ed at the corner OF
Third and Orange, by gang OF loaiers,
who stopped him, and demanded ms
money. The accosted quickly replied
'sli you do not get out OF my way, vii.
break some Of your necks." This hac
the desired effect, and the gentleman wa
permitted 10 proceed unmolested,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

NEW YORK, July Ii Josephine Bert.
rand, the pretty Parisienne, y hose letter
to her late employer, Joachim Sanchez,
the wealthy 1 surance man, ssking Tor
$500 result ed in her arresi for blackmail,
was discharged at the Tombs Police Court
to-5ay Mr.. Sanchez admitted having
promised to pay the money the day after
dischargIng Josephine and her sister.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

Rev. Negven j Eckels oi Salisbury,
Md, has declined the call 10 tie pasior.
ship OF the First Presbyterian Chu;ch
OF this city. A meeting wAB held IL
the church last evening, but 20 action
was taken in regard 10 the Passionate
beyond reading his letter OF declina
.toJ,
Daily Republican., 1888-07-12

q !ttle gray dog had n a. at Seventh
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