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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
RAhLGOAO LEEGs.
DICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG
Az AND POTOMAC RAILROAD


THROUGH ALI-RAIL FAsrFRRIGHr LINE
TO And FROM BALTIMORE, flllLA'
DgLPHlA, NEW YORK, AND
EASTERN AND Wksr-
ERN CITIES.
ONLY TWELVE HOURS BETWEEN RICE
EOND AND BALTIMORE IN EACH
DIRECTION
Correspondingly quick time % other points
Through bills Of fading issued az low rates
G. A. TAYLOR
no! General Freight Agent
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAIL-
~ ROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECr AUGUST p, 1883.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO NORFOLK
TWo DAILY TRAINS TO LYNcHBUKa
LEAVE RICHMOND.
ic5 A. II Daily, r,G Richmond AMI Petersburg
railroad. Arrive az Petersburg liij
A. N. arrive at Norfolk ~ +. N.
935 A. ~ Daily. riJ Richmond ani Petersburg
railroad. Arrive sc Petersburg lo.D
a. M No. 3 lcavos Petersburg lVl0
\. ". for Farmstie. LypchDurs, koa-
Toxic, Bristol. Knoxville. ami al
points south and west.
THROUGH CAR 70 LYSCHBURG.
6G0 ?. d. Daily. "a Richmond and Petersburg
ThilEoAl. AIIlfb ItlflHnAfk u.a' l.
H. loaye Petersburg 7:l0 r. NJ. daily
arriving Norfolk " 3 r. VI. Through
car kiclmoud 'o Norfolk.
6o0P. VI. Daily. ga Richmond and Petersburg
railroad. Arrive a, Petersburg 500
J. NJ, connecting with lraln No
lsaying Petersburg ~ 1;Sj 2. NJ foe
FaEmYllle, Lyncbburg. h0anoke, Po-
cahruuIs. Bristol. Knoxville, Chatta
nooga. and al points south aud TesL
PULLMAN sLEEPING-CAR ACCOMAODA-
TIONS
No. I-Sleeping-oar from Petersburg 20 Bristol
without change. and Lynchburg ~ Memphis
without change.
No. 3-Lynchourg % Now Orleans, aud hos-
poke 70 Chattanooga, without change.
Tickets, bsggage-cnecks, and AL information
can be Obtained al Richmond AMI Petersburg
railroad depot, \. ". CARRIER 5, 100 haia street.
snl a. tho Compgnys Oilce, al cast Aala
street. ~ -. BEVIII.
General Passenger Agel&
CHARLEs G, EDDY, Nico-PresideuL
General Office. Roanoke. "a. aul
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

NOR SALE, A NICE BRICK g.
4 DWELLING In perfect order Conye- IA
nisnt TO business centre OF tho city; $1,000 viii
take It. CHEWNlSG & ROSE. Agents
au l3-Tu. Th&Sa3t No. north Tenth street
IMPORTANT To FARMERS. FOR
4 SALE, for the purpose Of settling an estate.
the VALUABLE FARM knOHR as "CUAN
HALL" situated on Cosn river, Northumberland
county. Va, within q short distance Of Heaths-
vile, containing 357 ACRES ) KOODs, more or
less.
will be sold with the farm.
For particulars address THE MERCANTILE
TRUST AND DEPOSIT COMPANY OF BALrl-
MORE, Baltimore. Nd. ~ @-im
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TRUSTEE'S AUCTION SALE
A OF
WALLPAPER. W1NDOW-SHADEs, OIL
CLOTH, sc,
At
No . NORTH NINTH STREET.

THURSDAY, AUGUST IS. 1888,
at 10 o'clock 4. VI, viii sell, at auction. IN lots
to suit consumers, the Stock Of ). =. Davis, con-
sstng of
Quantity Of WALLPAPER % fine an1 common
grades. new desig' IS, wrll selected:
WIS DOM-sHADES vito pat.u nKtures;
WINDOW-SHADE GOODS IN rOls-irlnge y
match;
LACE-CUkTAlN POLES,
AWNING GOODS,
WEATHER STRIPS,
PICTURE RODS.
SEWlNG-MACHlNE,
1 DESh,
/ HEAVY TABLE,
SHELVING: SHELVING WITH GLASS FRONT.
Parties desiring 70 beauty Their residences
should avail themselves Of this opportunity OF
purchasing at Low hgures.
ALLEN G. COLLINS.
an II Trustee.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
.ORK-RLYER LINE WA WESl
A gOlAn.
DAILY ESoarr SUNDAY


T-hs favOrite route 10 baltimore. 1lff,san-r
on ihis liuo are u.Oicis0t beauty clasal "a. A. 4
oomforL Leave hehm0ni $3.50 Az s.. R.
arrive af Baltimore s-gi A. n. irars hat.
mots al T.. a.; arrive al klcamoEI 2. ..-
1910 A. "
F.rs Richmond % Baltimore FirtcaaH
second class a.. %.
The YORK. River Line adouh, superior adfAs
teees ~ business men Ia enabling Nen o.
learo Richmond nesr tho caec n tl3 lal ,
transartions AMI arrive a. Boitimoos early rsf,
morning. after having uu.0yel teIs.y
NIGHTS rest, tree tom no dus. aai uo.sg VI rall
WEST POINT ACCOMMODATION
leave Richmond Q6euty-uiri
street depot .....ss..-..-.--...s Dr. - IT.
Arrive Richmond llWenty-Niri
Street deYo0. .-..-......-+-..,. 5000. l'-t't' H.
'Dauy. tDaliy except sunday
Depot and ticket01icei Foot Virginia r|''-
p-tWn 0llse. Corner Tenth alt Nam r. 60
JAS l. Ih1LOf.
General fa-na1grf Afa4n
j. =. POTTS
Division Pas3euFer Agfl5
R.cLM4ll -
EOT. HAAS. Traric Manager
FEIrON RANDOLPH. General Manager
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A TLANTIC COAST LIN.

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG kAlLti'
TlNE-lAhLk
fafumnreilr g h|Al. AIfItI tH1 t'
iTIins on this roai will rin ~ follows
TRAINS SOUTHWARK.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

BY George W, Mayo. Auctioneer,
Ono. &. Laughton, Jr., Salesnan,)
No. ~ Ninth street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
AIRLINE

RICHMOND AID DsNylLLE NAffNOAD.
SHORTEST AND MOST DIRECT MOUTH I'd
TlIb sol lh.
rUfLMAN SIEsPERS ~ ALL Ni3Hf
TRAINS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
EDMUND wADDILL, Js..
~ II .ANnA
By Y. W. Bowe
Real Lstato AucriOneer.

II. SELDOM TAYLOR and J. THOMSON BROWN
& CO., Aucfl0neer4 IA y
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14

By George r. Crawford,
Auc,ionecr md Noto Broker.
lOOj Bank street, Echnond, Va,
Notary Public, Resl Estate Agent.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-08-14
old DOMINION STEAM asfsfR
" bnlP COMPANY --ssx4,zs
FOR NgW YORK.


and FRIDAY a. > p. II.
steamers leays New York for Richmond
EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al 3 p.
~, arriving Ia Richmond MONDAY and FRI
DAY MORNINGS.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
CABIN fare 10 New York Vla James-rivsr
route ancluding meals and berthi 1911 90
Round. "trip tickets, limited 10 taiTty days
ai,er ds,s Of lssus. ....................... Nm
stoerase with 50 b.lslence. en-
stecrnro without subsistence ...... to-
Cabin fare r;a Chesapeake aud Ohio Tail-
road ..s....s.-s.sssstf. .s.s. wv
CABIN fare rts Richmond and Petersburg
Tickets eau DO Obtained as A. w. CARRIERS, 100
Main street. Chesapeake and Ohio and hica-
nona and Petersburg depots, and az compaay's
oflccs 1901 Msin sfroct. sud wharf hockstss.
Frelsha forwarded and through bills OF leiing
seued for points boyOnd New YORK..
Freight received oaiiy until hour 81 sailing.
passengers leaving kichmond on AONDAfS
III EsDAis, WEDN ESDAYs. THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS by the Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
way lsia Newport Nevs sts:1 a. ~. ant BY
Richmond and Petersburg railroad same uayss
81 lG5s A NJ. viii make conpec,ioa al NVn-
FOik with steamer leaving tnoso days
ckch0E W. ALlES & CO.. Agents.
No. 1901 MAIN street. and
nen Company's wharf. koctssA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

PIrTsBuRo, Jan. IL "A pretty, fair'
haired, l3-year.old girl attracted wide
attention at the Court House today
Che was dressed poorly, but was said TO
bs the granddaughter Of prince.
"Thls GIRL" asid Lawyer Ammon,
"was . witness before the grand jury
TO day aud hRo most remarkable his
tory. A man named Robert, alias
Michael Reed, vas 10 day Indicted for
or ticinR her away from home. Her
name Is Francis Saubenraoh. She 10
daughter OF Lena S,eubenrach. for
whose death DIR. Hall and Mrs. Brown
are now in prison.
ELENA 6leubenrAch was slther the
vile or mlItress Of Prince Salm, son OF
the last X ing OF Wurtemburg. AZ near
as can learn Primes Salm came TO La
trohe several years ago He was soon
Installed IN the chair Of matthew aics in
St. Vincsut's College. While there he
became acquainted and, it 10 said, mar
lied Lsnn Staubeuraoh. After brlei
and unhappy married life lie left La-
trobs suddenly. He next turned up In
New York, Rhe gro I've married M nctrfss.
He fualiy Fsturrtd to his old home in
Germany.
"The girl knows no,hlnR OF her an
cestors. This case Wac upesrihed ny
the Humane Society asont, who found
the man Reed and the girl living 10
gsthes ne man and wife At Tome RuD,
in this county"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
FOURTH EDITION


In the United States Senate on Wed
nesday Mr. Hale spoke in advocacy OF
his resolution for = tclect committee TO
examine the present condition OF the civil
service He arraigned the President aud
his administration at great length for al
legged "violation Of every principle oil
reform and of the direct pledges o: the
President" Senate adjourned.
The adjourpm men; Of the Senate yester-
without an executive Sc sion, it is said,
iva Gro n the determination OF some
Sem .sist upon the consideration
OF Lamar's nomination In advance OF
those of Messrs. Villas and Dickinson,
and the consequent prospect of some
what prolonged contest, which none were
anxious TO enter upon so late in The al
terno II.
preventative Fel,on's bill to re-
s'iot Chinese Immigration vss infor'
mally discussed on Wednesday by the
II use Co umittee on Foreign Affairs
TT Q Indications are that the committee
will net take up 1t for SONS time.
Chairman rownshend will present
In the House, when opportunity
ofFsrs, the unanimcu1 report OF
the M.l!tsry Committee In favo'
CT the adoption OF Rspressnt1'
tive Bouttl lea resolution concein'
ina tie disposition Of the captured hSis'
Tho resolution has been Smcnded In
com,niilse by 60 eztendinz tho 6oope Of
the inquiry rs 10 whether fass have
been surrendered TO officials OF South
era States that ~ TOW include all Of
the States OF the URion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Carrot. Stout Smith, the popular young
Gtu. ,st at Delaware and DUPONT streets,
was married last evening " Miss Sadie
BeyiS, at the residence OF the brides par
ents, on Lincoln street near Delaware
avenue, by Rev. Mr. Jones, of Mt Salem
NJ l.. Church, assisted by the Rev. NJ,
CoTkTan OF Epworth Among these pres
ent were DR.. Palmer, II. x Watson ard
wife, James Richardson and lady OF this
city mr. and Mrs Samuel Brown of the
Highlands, Mr. and MIS-. Smith parents
OF the groom from Blackhlrd HUNDRED ;
Mr.. r w. Bifhop Of Beverly, N. j., was
icrcomsman and Miss TN u bridesmaid
After the ceremony the parties partaok OF
a handsome repss,, which was followed
by songs from Mr.. Z shop a.d a number
OF mic speeches was inside by ". e. X.
ColQuhoun OF { eutreyilie. A wedding
bftaE,ast was given this morning 10 a
few Of the immediate friends hc happy
couple viii reside at Delaware avenue
gGd DUPONT streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
w. b; SHARP y 90.
VIM, B. SharP& Co..
Fourth and Market SIS

We may have lots OF cold
weather yet. An easy
husking may not mean an
easy winter.
There's a great many re-
duced things here that will
pay you to look at.
Our Seal Cloth Goats al
the reduced prices were
never in greater demand.
Those at $45 from 500 are al
gone. Those at $50 from
$50 are all gone.
We can tor a short time
lyet give you fair assortment
lof sizes in the others.
| You'd better see then
early if you are thinking O
Seal Cloth garments
| We have made big re
lductions in Children's Coat:
land Newma-Gets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
DIED.

JOHHSOE.-ht hia residence, "Irontpn,"
in Ibis city, on January ION, harry II.
Johnson, in hts Ssth year.
Relatives snh trends AFRO respectfully In
vited u atenn the funeIal ftom his late
residence On Friday, 18Th inst, Et3 O'Clock
?. m,
CRUMLI ;H.-tln the 18th inFt. Ellen, wife
Ct Patrick ]. crumlisn, eyed 40 y9ars.
heiRtlYei and friends are respectfully In.
yited TO attend the funeral from tho rest.
deneo OF her husband, corner u Chestnut
and NRnhuTen etreets, on SATURDAY morn
i1g, at . 80 O'clock high mass At StPluIs.
Intsrment At ROW Cathedral Cemetery.
LEIBRhN bT.-tin the llth inst, MRS.
william q LsiDraudt, aged IL year,.
Relatives AID friends Of the family arc re-
specially invited TO attend tho iuneral from
her late residence, NO leo a street, South
W ilmiDgtan. on saturday aisernooa, at 2
O'CLOCK. lntermsnt at Wilmington and
BrandyWlne Cemetery.
DDNEEl LY-ln this city, on the 18th inst,
| MagdelIno To-, vito OF JOstpn LONELY
aged 80 years.
Relatives aud friszds arc Invited IN attend
her funeral from tho residence OF her rus
! band, 6t3 West Ninth sire OF, On Saturday ri
9 so a. 10, High Mass at CHURCH Of Saaret
heart. Inter mont q. Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
w. u. SHARPE . co.

SO in size. They are our
eaular Soc. goods we. will
sell this lot for 25c.
The same in Ladies Red
Wear. We have them only
in % and 38 10. vests and
so, "a, sc and SO in. pants.
Our regular 81 goods. II
the styes suit you they will
be SOC. instead of 81.
Ladies' fine Balbyiggan
Hose, Unbleached, in sizes
| s and 81. Were the best
stocking VIC ever sold at 25c
per pair. Who ever h ard
of "Schapper" stockings for
l12Ic e pair-that's what
these will be.
Kid Gloves, all we have OF
aJouvins." They are in a
fair assortment OF colors and
blacks in sizes from 81 to =
They are our 81 quality and
Iare reduced to 80 cents.
| Another lot OF "Jouyins'
colors and blacks, sizes 81 to
lit. Our 81 25 number
Ehey are reduced to SO cents
| Another lot OF "Jouvins, !"
Iof the best grade-b'acks
land coIors and sold at S1.75,
sizes 81 to II. We sell
Them for Is cents.
These Kid Gloves are all
lstan lard goods, are 5, 4 and
Is button lengths and a
Isplendid kid glove bargain
Dress Goods jest fourd
Iout-- French silk and WOO.
plaids in terra Gotta. brosn,
Igreen, blue, bla-k, garnet
lawn Double fold, herring
bcne tWills, wsie 81, nos
so cents.
I WV. B. SHARP & CO,
Fourto and aNse; streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

About 10 30 O'Clock this mornli1s
E5tn q. emilia, the driver OF Hal2ahl
EKpress, was RsttiSG in the val29 '
Eighth and Market s,reeta, by "
slipped aud he fell to tho ground. ~
horse, which is aBw enc, osSai
frlghGened ard started off, osut.rs I
wheel of the wagon to pass ovei
GIiifin's head. He, however, iDanAf
70 regain his feet and stAsted Bhtf
animal, which wAD captured 81 s9'sl.
ard Market streets by Special Unal
PisrBon, OF the Academy OF Aas;
Mr. Gtifiin was 20 excited that 1s /,
not fully feel his injuries urni siei =
saw his team sAfs Ia IL Oficsr rlel'n'
hauda. when no had 10 bs ts'lsta
DR.. Dravo's oftioe, AZ Seventh aad oaY
Icy streets, and the team was ILs. y
Tsggsrt's store, Ne. 607 MsIEs ~ ~,
The physician pronounced MFGIl
Injuries serious, but Was uuao' ~.
tsrmine whether any bones R's y.
tured or not. After the Woanh ~ y,
drasaed he was taken 10 bis h5As :"
l27 Monroe street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
Inner to tho Presided.

Secretary Bayard and Miss bNnJj
and Mits Florence BayBtd erVi,a. ~
the PRECEDENT aud ME-. Oi7Velsha y,
tho members OF the Cabinet tdinna /
Tuesday night The MIXERS bs, '',
wore dinner dresses OF White ." :,
dTsped in Whits tulle. The laOlo !,
laid with the BAysrd chiEa ana ~
and an epergne Oi silver Arn Nv
Covers were laid fer eigntttl y
guests invited 10 msel the preuldshs,
Mrs. Cleveland were. TIE Ss0'e'h
the Treasury enh Mrs. FAiTchl1,
Secretary OF War and Mrs. B9a@
ex Secretary OF the interior ~
tue Hon. George Bancroft, Nj" M ",
of Nov York, a Ruest as she vi
Housr; Mas lockwood of New
nieoa Of Secretary Bayardi A'sh
Secretary OF STATE Riyes, ten.,oi !,
MIRA. Iugalis, and Speaker and ai'''
Isle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Th5 fGssra. ci B. s Clark took piscs
from mis- inte residence, No. 4CI Market
street, a. 2 p. n, yesterday Tue fune.al
was LACEY attended. The body way
enCAsed "a handsome black casket
with oxyd!zgd handles and trimmings
The Rev L4iGgette harks, Of Hanover
Pres b. terrain ehUtco, With which TIE
deceased was f1r 70 long connected
officihted and spoke feeiiugly OF ,he de
csAIe1. Ths pRll.besTers were Eiwart
Bette, Thomas Porter, Elwood Garrett
samuel P-les, SAMUEL hcClaEy ant
Alfred Rlniord Iltermeut WAS mad
in the Wilmington and E:audy win
cen etery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

Alexander Ham Ton, who resides
nc.s Clifton Mills, Egauett Township,
Pm, vas about preparing 70 start to
this city with q load VI mesta few dsy ;
$50 HEaa 10 discovered that one o.
his boFfos IVES missiuE, After aons re-
atG.!ar lie Remembered that no had left
hin az the smita shop the day previous
to ge' lhJj, end had forgotten to call
'of ga ~ be had intcLdsd to do. On
1ondlup 0 The stcp he found the mas
standing uudtr tina Sued, suffering iiOn
lie clif ard N ~aht OF ais accustomed
ield, @ue auinal was soch taken homa,
pro,Nflg I'D and Rrocmsd, hud Mr.. IL.
IA 8 sHprt time Afterwards VISA gu his
way 70 ouE city with Lila lcei Of pro
q lcs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

TIE hui 5iuR a. NJ. Gil Market street
vii. shortly ba rsmCdelsd and i'm,
proved. The present sialrSsy will be
removed hnd large hail and stairway
constructed in It's plAoe. IL ia slso ths
Intention 10 intTodue an o eyator for
the convenience OF the patrons Of
WeiE's nc gallery Mud Photographic
sia6io ca the THIRD hOuI. The rooms
vUG tceapitd by Mr. Weir are equal &c
suy 10 Ina city, beinE large, vel
lighted and provided With every im
~ Iyemeut and convenience for the
,TGuagc,ion OF his bHainess, ADD when
ne e,evAtor Ia introd uced bis many pa
SrOus will ba esYed tho fatigue q
o INT Ina up the stairs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

CANAHDAIGUA, Jan. ll-El '.sl
Yakeley, OF Vasick, Seneca ~ IN
staggered into the village o, Bai{rb
tho other night with Il vouaa N,
scalp, which was bleeding pla.iSsI
The wonnd was maids by o !s'.,il
bullet fred from "a revolver In !o5
OF Mrs. PoormAn, of Tsyoite' VA I'D
Is alleged, Yakeley Insulsel; "a NJ
tor dressed the wound nnd si and
bali had entered tho fottl'S .,,fiul
passed around under the scs.l' '''
many arteries. M, u
Z is D dangero ~ wouna nd
necessarily fatal. IL Is sNid ' Dv,o,us|
ley went 10 the house OF mis- a I'd
who lives alone in Fayetie, sDo NJ ID
insulted her. In her do!et's .g.s
tonr shots at him. ono tsEips IA
tho forehead. hrs. Poor Ass
froEl her husband some tine Ny"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
r1urtsment over = Doo,or's Prescription

When Mr.. Warren Bullea s4sel
the store 10 which he is tmpgdas
morning he was Instantly co1vgsa v
the demand for doctors pre- riFinS
that IL would be good deed 10 nAisa
run by reducing the iayorite IS Va con-
fort" to q As per suit They aye pur,
medicated aud the haudsomcst Thin and
drawers In the market, and 7,rIoaly1
cold parAlyzer. 1he cardigan jacAet
rs cents arc really worth double 's
money A large lot having been eon.n
cd TO the EeUuop llall by the progfta
OF the Germantown Mil 10 PeunwyilA
and all who wish to wear warm uuid
clothing should avail Themselves Of "
opportunity, one which is seldom oieis.
Every ovtrcoat and eui, OF clothes IN I'd
fayorite clothing hall has urdefsNl !
reduction and it Will he many day y
fore the people Of this seetlol Of ~
country will meet with such 3 Tl1
chance to obtain good eolid, well nA
clothing at such eRcridec As the popar
enterprsiug Louis Fellhelmer, proprS
OF she Economy Ore Price Clolhiug IA
40G Market, is Offering Our HiV@L
take advantage while you have cAlli
and you will have no occasion 10 resia~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

General Manager Furber, Of the Boston
aud Maine kailwey, said yesterday that
the accident at Haycrhill on Tuesday
must be attributed TO the breaking OF u
vince. The piece Iaissinv from the tllDge
Of the wheel is nearly 20 inches Ia length.
The cause OF the breaking was doubtless
a flaw ! the casting, which could not be
detected on the surface Of the iron. Dennis
Shanahan, injured in the water tank
house by tho railroad disaster, died yes
terday morning. This makes the number
of deaths ten. The family supposed TO b'
Nr. and Mrs. Goodwin and enid wer'
George n, Cole, wife and child, on tho
way from Ro,kdale, Massachusetts,, t.
kcuucauus port, on visit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
FIFTH EDETlON,
Dots.



The fair In ths Institute U,g /,
drawing large crowds nightly.
John Dillon, clerk ct tbs Caro,
House, 10 confined to his room via
esveTe tpsll OF sickness.
Powell 10 the Washington stus
Market hai an ezosllent AssortmeutI
all varieties Of fresh 6sh and oys.sn
Give him . call.
Mrs. Chandler, widow ~ the late n,
Chandler OF Falkland, Del, will M,
ont letters OF administration GU the \.
tate OF her husband.
Mrs. o. L. BaIneB Of New York Will
deliver y lecture on temperance In IN
NJ. Il Church Of Hockcssin this even.
iUR.
Elijah B. Register. Who resided IN M,
city and nlso In Nav Castle sty.t.l
yeRrs ago, died In Philadelphia 90 Fas,.
day, aged 90 years.
wan cell the whole OF our stock, plfes
by piece at lower prices than cio'h!ug
was ever sold for before. Visit III Mar.
ket street.
VIM. Lyman has rented Cur,lpd,f,
hotel, in the village OF Christian ilt
the coming yenr, Mr.. Currindeg hAyias
arranged TO open boarding house "
A .labtio City.
A large party from thla city vi;DA
I'd Dsnman Thompsun's mAiohl,a
creation Ia The O.d Bomes'eai,"G
tho Chestnut street theA.ie, Pal,sds.
phlA, last night
The Board CT Health hAs pr9cursd
tho services 81 traiuen ruiss tiUm TIE
Slsters OF Charities. PhilAdtlphia, %
nurse the child stricken With vAtg.oi
on Spruce street.
Tho Grange meeting at Newark "a
Tuesday evening Nss well a!tsn5sd,sHd
the addresses OF Mortimer WklsheAi
Of New Jersey, snd John c. sliIrs St
thia State, we're attentiv0'y liiessd 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

o. Friday evening the Gsppy Seven
will give their eeCOnJ Rnnual evening
sociauls IA Eossitef, f ken & Riley q
dancing academy, ~ French street,
Eud from present. .ud lcat,ons 1t Will be
a pleasRnt Rliai-. This ia the best floor
in the city tCr dauelrs, aud with Prof.
.Albe-:'s nu:'C. these WHO attend nT5
sure Of III tset log OF so,!i 81 j1ymea:
ITO !ttea arc LEAKING uoinlss IN
done 20 make tots sufpago Say OF theii
previous soaiab a., and hops 10 make Il
one long to he rtHen bered. They in
vits 81! tha,r lad 9 fr,eudB
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

CARLISLE, jan, ia horrible case
~ ~. 5tslmept By mother csmo bs.
tore 10 Carlisle Jnstica today. The Evil
degce alsiEst thu voEau, hiunle
Fretsr.cEs, was 10 tina effect that she
Hsu bros the arm q her year old
10Y, Hud seaeniiy loeked hin In a room
'1f thras deya without food or water
Yes;etdAy chs st-ippad him ard plunged
n.!u iulJ tuo Of 100 water ami tnsn
rahbea MIN with % ssid ntusb till the
eEin zoe & Of Tks infant WAS in IA
pitlobl8 condition and Cannot survive.
he mother was held for court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
They We're soon to DO w'dd,I

GREEHsBURa, Jan. II. "A tl
dent ocourrei near Youns@oj1.,, h
Southwest Railrosd, hTe Dwgglll,i
here, this evening. F9anN, .-,ha q
Mount Pleasant, and Aits y .h,u,si
iaser, daughter o; II. IA. } 90 Nd
this plAcs, were coming ", ,rcd
Pleasant hare. As Youpks I'd d
horses became uuma0aRaanlo - 81
els Aeross ths railroad 10 IT, En,u
Youghloshsny express. me S Sg,
struck, detached from the " nd
carried $50 feet. The yGu9gy ,Iut.a
terribly injured. Miss iss vii
fatally Injured, and Mh.h' mIn
probably die. The y0au' IN bed
woman were to be mAriit"
future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12

MOUNT HOLLY, Jaa. 1l.-Ollver
ThUrsu, tho 6Wede, who Is now % trial
Ter highway robbery before the courts
AeIe. Oud who is guspected Of h0vIng
iilled Farmer JANIS Pe6lce % Mount
Holly, II October isst. WAS strAGf g J
Affected today when John Rsei, the
yeeper Of lodf log Eouse ~ Ssaoud aud
EIcs streets, Philadelphia, to.k tic
s'an3 sad identified tho haS found IL
Paarce's wagon eftor hts deash, rs int
One he had given IhorGn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-01-12
prl,e.rIrhtIn New Yo.k.

NEW YoRK, Jan. II Eugene Horn
backer Of New York, and Billy Clark
son, OF Philadelphia, fought to a finish in
an uptown clubhouse T. night before "a
spectators. The men each weighed II.
pounds. They fought 10 fierce rounds,
wheu Olarkson got sick and threw up the
sponge. He was badly cut about the
face. Hornbacker's ey es are closed, biz
nose broken, and he lost several teeth.