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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
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~. advertised for . servant.
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alnd roar advertisement snid you
- ~ children, an my bsayt Just
- u yea to think yOu ehouid be
- 1900, ma'am. and I've come
snswer 10 Jour advertisement.
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II - 70 myself, ma'am. Here's .
-nnr. desolste woman - hasn't got no
SirS - chzld. ma'am, 70 coase1s her
- I'll, mA'am.'
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

VARIETY In FuRs.-Those lsdiep who
are fond Vt furs may revel in them 70
their hearts content, a. there are styles
nd prices 70 suit every shape, size and
purse. First and smallest i the corr
venient little dug collar Of seal, bsn-
yer. marten or fox, which fastens cl.,ke
about tine neck with an ornament Of
silver, and this Il worn with Q pair Of
loose cuffs, like thos VI our 4rxud-
mothers day. that can be worn with
ny costume. For young ladies and
misses there are comfortable shoulder
cspes Ia natural LYNX. silver fox and
binck fox. or The loag, nufFy boas.
winch ARE especially pretty in silver OF
blue fox; but the choicest OF ali. and
the most expens,ve, is The boa and
mum Of the delicate gray silver fox. :.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
oonMUNIOAIED.
PonrLAsD. Nov. Is. 1851.

PonrLAnD. Nov. Is, 1857.
~ DEAR AR. wupcn
You bavs fsAson 20 feel proud Of the
soccsss Of Raeesstne. 3 hAve ured i,
constsusiy for whole year and find i.
oeautifui and beneficial for the complel
'on. u ,osssssss ali the qualities yoa
ainim fos q, spd aave mnch pleasure
u fceommsrdioR II. The "kobeftire
Powder" our --latest addition to the
Artistic to,ies, makes q charming hnish
and Is worthy Of 10 companion Robcr.
inns. Yours truly,
JsASNn WINSTON.
For sale BY a. h. SfRvspr A Co.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Photogfnpher to he sittse}-I 80
yea 81 church lass Sunday, Miss
|6mi b.
eltter-OA, did yuuf
fSisnd Mr. DsOun-a yoa couId rsiss
your chin . tSi6s, thanks-and what
IN atsocious-iooking has shs had "a /
Alter . pause) IN n, Mir 6unith. Il
y over, Z d think ve hsve caueht :
very p sasant representative York
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

Ladies' zoe French oaibrseasn vests
reduced from 81 80 10 Soc. odds ard
-nds in childrcn's hosiery AID under
wear less than marufAcsures's cost.
sekias q Sipeermsu. ia2Q
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12
OXTQAlIN4l
SkAoIT CHIEF

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IL Wh.sS. way Sun1lv nsrnlaG, - - ~
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-02-12

c. Z Ballard. Asuogist. q vssses. Mich
says: "MnL =. e. rFsst living sbosz tso
milss fruo hesA y veg sick viii consanp
ssks .Assas ksellsA nensdy,' esA u . W, !,
shass saDs hss iungD heaIsd. "a Soreness vent
x1zy. - 70 - hee go expsssaion, ~ ne
49, ssysa, ~ i, - NJ Lie V Acker'S englikh
kemedy.'" Thie asedicane y = foo:W oUss
Tor ell tAsnas snd Iuog eroab1es oslss. ssoup,
vnooptng eo1gA end AstAAs sold On post
tive HuAssntse ~ 4. z. ofkWAkf. tAlA II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

Last evening party Of young colored
folks met at house 10 Mechanics Court
and proceeded to the residence of some
trends in lafayette street, TO give them
a surprise. Everything went we'll until
about IL O'Clock, when quarrel ensued,
during which George Gray, one of the
visitors, made an attempt TO slash Ida
Blackstone with razor, but he was sub
IduCd by the others, who threw him down
and held him on the floor. A general
fight resulted and pistols were fired, but
fortunately no one was hurt except Dolly
jenkins, who received q shot in her left
arm just above the wrist Olilcer Russell
hearing the shooting star'ei for the place,
and on his way saw John II. Tllghman, .
young colored man, fire q pistol IN the
air three times. He was accompanied
by two girls named Ida Blackstone and
Jennie LaRue, and the officer took them
and The wounded woman to the police
station DR.. Springer was summoned,
aud after he dressed the wound she was
taken to her uncle'B house In Mechanics
Court.
This morning NlRhman was ArrAlgned
before Judge Turner on q charge Of
shooting the woman, and after the officer
had given his testimony in reference TO
the arrest, the two girls we're called upon
to tell what they knew of the affair. 1t
was, however, evident that they were
both fri0nds OF the accused, and that they
were not disposed to tell anything, Aad
they were committed In default Of $3.50
bail each to afford them time TO think
the matter over TilgnmRn was com
milted without bail for a further hearing
Tomorrow morning, when II Is expected
the wounded woman will be able to an
pear and give her testimony.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

To the long and growing list Of sud
den deaths Of recent date, must be added
that OF James A. Fighter, which occurred
at the residence Of his sOn-in law, Il. G.
olmie, on Christisna St., near the wrecked
rolling mills about @ O'Clock Yesterday.
BE had been at the fair aud left there
at g. 80. when he entered his son-in laws
house he was in the beet of spirits, and
seating himself in q chair smiiingly said
as he turned to friend who was there,
you can get another chair If you want
ore, will use this one " His head then
fell TO one side and he died without a
word. His body was brought TO his resi-
dence Ninth and Market streets by John
b. Martin, undertaken.
Mr. Fighter was a DRtive OF Brandy
wins Hundred and learned the trade OF
wheelwrighting, which he followed for
some time and then went TO farming near
Talleyville. He removed to this city
more than twenty years ago, and has
lived here since, highly respected by all
who knew him. BE leaves a number OF
children, amongst whom are Mrs. 2. r..
Clymer, Isaac A. RICHTER, the we'll
known tobacoonist; John RICHTER, Mrs.
Ella Tolmie and Miss Carrie RICHTER.
The latter being now at Hazleton, Pa
preparing 10 leave as q missionary TO
China, October Is.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

ThtmAs johnson having purchased .
very fine farm down in N IIthAm pton
County, the lower point OF the Penin
sula, 1T Reed's wharf, Is determined
that II shall be Et6 oked with the bsst OF
pigs and other live stock. Mr.. johnson
vas over ct the big fair . day or two
ago, and became captive ted with some
beautiful swine which we're on exhtbi.
ton BY A. Darlington Strobe Of West
Chester. Before Mr.. johnson left he
was the undisputed owner OF Ave Of the
bost hogs Mr.. SEode had ON exhibition,
a. pTlces-Well, 70 matter how much,
for Mr. Johpson never hiRRles on the
price much when he hnds what suits
him. He bought three Berkshires and
Two Chester Whites, and when they are
sent down to his HOrtham pt0n farm the
natives will tear open their eyes In as
constituent. Other stock UneTs Mt the
fair are ipQuirlng who Mr.. johnson Is
and where he can be found.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

The rain IAst night and this morning
has almost knocked the bottom out q
ths fair to-day. The track mp 70 noon
to-day could not be uned, aud u was .
question whether II could be got In = &c
condition for this afternoon.
About midnight last night . atih
wind aprAng up that brought the large
exhibition tent down In o number Of
torn, flapplng pieces. The ropes and
poles, however, fortunately kept their
position and nothing was injured, bat
the fall OF the CANVASS upset the chicken
coops and there vas general oaokliuE
and sQuAlling OF hens. mixed mp with
the quAokipg OF dueka, to which the
turkeys and chickens added discordAnt
notes.
The dogs in great part had been re-
moved, but ChAudler'a Maltese kittens
got badly mixed mp with tae chickens
General con fusion occurred and every.
body that conld went to capturing and
re-cooping chickens, ducks, turkeys and
geese They bad all bean caught BY II
O'Clock this morning except two or
three that obhtinately lodged their pur-
suers behind boxes and other obstEuo-
tons. The chickens, however, ere badly
mixed up and there will be apt 70 be
some friction before they ere sorted ont
to their proper owners.
The Eottennesa of the tent ives the
cause OF the accident. No attempt will
be made TO raise the tent again, and the
live exhibits must take the cold air for
II for the rest OF the fair.
The ground every v here IL oc implicitly
saturated with water, and swamp hay
Ia spread around TO make dry foot
paths.
By noon to-day there were probably
1 800 people on the ground, and they
were coming In from all diFeotlcnE, but
Il the crowd resohes 5000 to-day It viii
do we'll.
The ladies in charge OF the TeataurAn.
say they furnished dinner 10 $500, and
could do no more.
The judges on the premiums for
horses hsdn't rendered their decisions
up 10 noon to-day.
There IL great dissatisfaction on the
awards for the best cattle. The LaokA-
wanna Breeding Company exhibited
lively 2370 and 2l50 pounds. The hEst
was 4 years old and the latter D years.
The hFst premium was awarded 70
the lighter OF the two, and the second
premium to bull older than either OF
the others and lighter by 700 pounds.
The latter was TO o local oWner. Every.
body who comes along and Ia made SC
quaintsd with the award pronounees
the deolsion the biggest kind OF farce.
The bull that weighed 2i50 pounds got
no premium ut all, although be took
first premium ut some seven or eight
fairs where be had before been en-.
hibited.
President Lobdell has entered such q
determined protest sgAinst the RAInbleFs
that they have nSarly ali left. He also
vigorously fights every appearance OF
liquor on the grounds. Yesterday he
took flask Of liquor from . man Anu
emptied It upon the ground. His motto
Is: "If there cannot be fair without
liquor and gambling there will be no
fAiF."
The managers, II is sAid, have already
determined TO make the exhibition
building next year three timeb as large
80 II IL this year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
DIED.


HORNER -Un the mornipR Of thu I'm,
lnei, EdHin J, Homer, in ths 7oth year q
MS age. -
EMnerAl services at bis late res idsnos. No
81 sAst Fourth street, on Saturday, the iath
ihst'' ~ p. M lnternent private.
HUSBAEDS.-On the 10Th inst. Audp.v
bands.
Relatives ana friends are rospeotfuIIy in
ylted % attend his funeral from the reSi-
eenoo OF MS par6ntF, l20A Pleasant street,
on SUNDAY. uotobBr IL. SorYloes At ne
n 1osse ~ II q. m. lntsrnent ct MT. salem
GIBSON. Suddenly, on tho llth inst. Of
heert dIasass, Robert "a. Gibson, IA hil
ooth year.
helatives and friends are respectfully In.
vitsd 70 attend the funeral Ssfyiosa Al INC
house, zla EAST Second street, At S.sO O'CLOCK
on Eriday afternoon. Inter ment Al NAV
London saturday morning.
mALANf.-On the nth inst, ]. a.
melAny, in the osth year Of his axe
Relatives and friends OF the fnmtiy ara
respectfully invited 70 attend his funeral
ron his late residence, near HtVsrVleW
oeneteIy, On sunday afternoon, alta O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
A Banqus, Last Might

The Delaware saenRerbund eptar-
tAined their VISITOR, who attended the
fair yesterday, With . banquet ~ Ger.
man Hall lAst evening. Governor
Briggs WAS present and welcomed the
visitors with an eloquent address. A
sumpious banquet Was served, and
After full 1ustlce had been done 10 the
many good things, addresses were made
BY ex-Meyor RhoAds, Colonel AMEN.
ger, Judge Turner ana Water II Raves
Rag Of this city, aud Willlam Ne
ohelks Of Philadelphia A letter was
received from Mayor Harrington, re-
GREETING his inability to htttnd. The
hour last night, well pleased with the
manner In which they had been enter
tanned,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
FOURTH EDITION
Tlota

UOto.
MIllArd =. Davis win start another
watch olub. Pass 10 your Dames.
J A good girl Who IL willing 70 10 one
mile IN the country 70 do general house
work, m0y hear Of Q good place By 3D.
dressing q. W., ct this oiiioe.
A new line Of new crop japan tee
just In. Oar 70 and 80 cent teas are the
bost goods for the money In the city.
OEippen, 3 East ~ ct.
Eighteen toms OF hay we're used up 70
today ct the Hazel Dell fair grounds.
Il viii take Ahout twenty. two tons 10
get through.
Mr.. King. OF King q Bunting dealers
In furniture 81 Oxford, Pa, arrived In
our city this morning, aud will attend
the rAcss to day 1t Hazel Dell.
Rev. Benjamin Jones, OF Princeton
College, N j., will preach In the Pres.
hyteriAn Church ~ Delaware Oily next
Sunday.
W. J. Il. Lingo will shortly begin the
con btruotion Of seven six-roomed houses
on the lot bordering on Harrison Lnd
Chestnut streets. These houses will
contain baths. hst aud cold wafer, and
will be finished in good style.
CoohmAn N. K. Sunday school, Scott
street near Pennsylvania avenue, bAs
appointed three delegates to the New
CASTLE County Sunday School Oonven-
tion, which meets In this city Nov. 10
40 follows: W. 7. N rrls, MIRA Mary
L, Croker and b. Hefsey, with three
AltsFnAtes.
The Young Mems Republican Ulut
will wish Camden, N. j., on Saturday
evening next, ard DO the guests Of the
Young Mems Republican Club, who
will entertain them. The msmbsrs are
requested 70 inset ~ the rooms Of The
club, on King street shove Eighth, on
Saturday afternoon 81 o'olooR sharp,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

sherin Lambtou advertise. ia \
Saturday, the 9th int a IN y
near the corner Of b and ToEb,,,i
the property Of Mary Elll,SstS !
Administrator.
Alec a lot and a two story b,l,
ing on the northerly side of F,os,
near jackson, belonging TO jana
naugh
Also the house and lot 10 C.,b,
seized and taken In execution Al,
pert OF Franklin Ward aud IN
Clement.
Also lot Of land and the ,,s
brick dwelling thereon, on h. n
side Of ShAllcross avenue. bs,vS,
coin and Union streets, the D,os.,
William L Adams.
A lot with a two story brick dvl
on the easterly side Of West NM
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth, w
TO VIM r. Robinson.
Also two lots Of land on The n
side of shipley street, near Eall
property Of George Z. WhItem,,
Two lots Of land on the eAs,,rlia
Walnut st Get, near Thirteenth n
ing to the estate OF the late Dll!dll
bit.
On Friday, The 28th Of 0CtoSs /
Of about 100 acres Of land ..itit
APPOINTMENTS hundred, b,lotgn
Emaline NJ. Naudaln.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
Tho Oaso Of Hasn , sW''o4 !,

Ths case OF e1-Ohlst E0Eintla.t y y
T. sSeeney, who is casrged VIZ ~
hitting an assault gu fsonm !, IN N
with intent 70 kin, on The Oigdi iI a'SI
10. was called before Judge l 'n,.,s'lI
morning. The Acousei Sss I giu n
BY Samuel A. Mscsllisttr, BH ~. ii
tin, who is deaf ever since Ihs s,,I IN 4
had 10 be- examined By Wilde iiis,,s
questions In blank book n a' n lsiSl
% The facts IS they have hs,a l,is "t,I
90, and DR.. ogle give bis , S.lq IsisrII
reference to the nature o. tDe . ,si sI,I
These were the only Ei'ut t,, ~, ~
Ined for the prosecution, Nv, W. j I'M
testified for the de'ense, apu w .,s,s5 n
sitter hearing the testimony Una ~ nam
he would give his dee'ti l,. " ,bs h
morning. 10 the mfaasiw'
was continued.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

j. G. NJ ,lAny Who retided near
Rivetvlew Cemetery, died very sudden
y yesterday. He ate his dinner as
usual, after which he went out aud GU.
Gagged In cutting corn. About half past
tWJ . clcck not feeling well he returned
to his house, when ply sIoian Was ser
for, bat he expired before his arrival.
he was about 68 years of age, and wAs
II bis usual health, OK cspt = bllRht GOLD.
Tbs coroner WAS not a sd, but he deemed
It unnecessary to uOld nm inquest. He
leaves 3 vile, a daughter and son, aged
IA aud years iespeoti vsly. His re-
mains will be Inferred on Sunday after
noon at 2 O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

WmKHsBARRB, Pa. Oct l2-Dtl
OF the appal ing accident, EhiA I
p ace on the Lehigh Waller hlN
near Mud Run, midway between El
Haven and Penn Haven Juncts Il
train crashing into another hlW
received The official lst Of dad !
have been identified, give. h0 i1
forty six persons There are Ia d
still unidentified. Il Is impossible b 1
the number Of wounded, TFuIgl
were taken TO the hopi'll HVa|
barre, and of these two died Juel
afternoon. Numbers Of per'Oss III
hurt went to their homes, ofHs
cared for elsewhere. The engineer
ran his train into the cne sheid d
says che will tell all at ID. fgh q
and that his conscience lstlsT !
passengers give many liah1i tell,
OF the probable cause Of b N,dea
Some attribute II TO The halg1a
the fIagmAn In not going bik WIN i
red light and Others say that u i'0il
section, which ran into the ihliii Va
supplied with air brakes stll 400
story was that the fla2man ssBi AA'k
run over by the engine Of The l'1la
ton Eight OF the injured In ihtAagl
at Wilkesbarre were WV low ha
night, and the physicians were q
opinion that they would die
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
rhe W. or. U. at nlddi'W5l

The session OF the " @. ! U, 10
PTesby terrain church At Aiidlt'lll,
Thursday, was attended ol ~
delegates. 1t WAS opened BY wy
followed By q scriptuIsl fIadlhI
Mrs. ]. B. Butler, Of EeEs'k' ~ ~.
the visitors present were Rev y s Sss'
Cen ThomAF, OF she PsBin'aIn - ~ !
dtsi; Wesley Webb, o. lhs lL ~.
Home, and james X hohscAliI }
late candidate fIr 20 'eTnof w
pirate addresses we're mails .! ~ y
b. Smithers, OF D0ver, aud NY y
garst Hilles, OF tnis city, 90 tns = NJ n.
OF former members Nv w. " ~. y
Ander, Of NiddleIownr made W. ~
address on the evils OF The I9oa XVI \.
The evening session Va, hell y ~. n
K. Church and WAS CHI fi5 o, ,y.l,
addresses by MIS- y. J h 1Iil,,
Brooklyn, N. " and h''' hl'''
this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

GouIsy's excursion 20 the BWilohbaek
yesterday ives . great treat 10 all ehe
participants. The sun nfoae beautifully
The greater part Of the day on themoun'
tain tops, and the trip over the Switch
back was txuly exhilArAting. while the
trip 10 tie allen and cataract were %
pleasant - never 70 Be forgotten. The
train arrived home in gooa time with
out 9 single accident or miBhAp to mar
the pleasure OF the occasion. and Gonley
had additional reason TO congratulate
himself on his good management.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

The person who stole the horse of
Alfred Iceland from the hotel sheds in
OhristiAnA last Thursday evening rode
him over to New Castle, and on Friday
offered to ssll him TO n party Of aypsys
tlb AS they HtfuEed 10 purchase
he lsfi him In an adjoining Geld, saying
that he would return for him the fol.
loving day. Two new nsiRhbors Of Mr..
LohAnd, who were working near by,
discovered the horse, and taking him 10
charge returned him on Saturday 10 his
owner.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

Alice Watson, the o year old daughter
of William Watson, colored, residing at
Delaware City, was run over by hay
wagon on Wednesday and killed The
wagon was being drawn by traction
engine, aud the child had climbed on the
tongue when she fell of under the
wheels Deputy Coroner Lee went to
Delaware City yesterday and summoned
jury, who, after hearing the testimony
of several witnesses rendered verdict OF
accidentally killed, and exonerated those
having the wagon in charge from all
blame
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
Po.,nonsd Unt,I rOs'dHS.

Araumen, ios . nsv ttiAl 10 u tns i ,
n, James Jones, colored, Elo sI II
iudgsd guilty by Jadse nth his b
maui with intent to ~, Im5rslr
WNIte- Bacon, ESQ, appears, e., NJ
The oauIt this morning, 6a' I IsSsSs
yet aid his reasons Why 'ne nav ID
Should b. sci aside ano . NV
granted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
FIFTH EOITI0


=
ON On Thursday evening" p 'lSs
20 Commander R. O, B nrg z Den
Poa1 err { Of his Post, V,. di,l,sn
h hSsk ds 81. Building. a na S,I..u :,
IL was estimated thai ,b u sl'o pfeasi
persons persons in the room. Ths T ~, q
regular sess ion, and G r. ne, roy
stated ,tit that there are Low n, u VI
THIS department, all Of v Ssssniy q
nourlshing condition. A meg tnI
recruits had been muster 1,'l 'eI'rl
m ~ ,S eloted AID those present " u v ne |
!. 70 inc parlor on the ,bI,5 a ssn
tne Women's Aid Socif,y goo'i
q supper the principal di.hs aaq pl'I
soup, hominy and coffee M, AK 4,
an an abundance of o,bs, ''al PEI
when the supper was hbi.b.o od \
ment was made to the Pa, ~, y Y
q camp hre was opened Al vb ,VIa,
were made by Past Dcpari i
mAnder Daniel Ro,s. psi p4', Gnl
+, Il. Ayars, W. P. Va, 4, IIOlai
LitEen6erg, Com rsndpr I.s s,l .le
rsdes Joshen, whitems5r rs y, ~
During the evening so wa, S ,ol., |.
f 70 toward the fund that |, ' M,
Tor the relief OF ex sergs, y Oi ~
wet, a flfmer member al n, w y
n 9. ;, OF Jaoksonvi lie, Fiorld A. Il,
family are stricken with ,bs ,s, w
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12
nela tor n,eAIinr Ego.

Yesterday Emory b. Cook, ooloEe6
slipped into Mrs. Bhsrer's grocery store.
oa Sixth street near Orange, aud was
helping himself TO eggs, when be was
discovered by O6icer 6berer. BE had
about tWo dcAen and half In his pos
session, and had broken . number in
his haase. he was AFrAigned before
Judge Turner this morning, and com.
miued In default Of $3.50 bail for his
appearance At court
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

- The variety performance ct tie Opera
house last sVeaing IL said to be very
poor, and not mp TO the EverUps thai
pa 81 The Grand Central on the
'ohs warning" again this even.
Ing
me "hishimire" troupe gave @ pas.
Sadie pei tormAnoe at the Academy las
evening, before 3 fair house. TheeAm.
shoW the Balance OF this week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

These who sre fond of fresh Dab will
not have any trouble IN securing some
thing very nice by calling on Powell Iu
the Third street market to morrow, a,
he Will have splendid Rssortn emit
consisting Of lake shAd, white fsh, cod
hsl, bA1dcck, yellow nedP, whit
perHh, butter fish. trout, rock fish, por
giles, catfish and founders. The stalls
will be open until 10 O'Clock at night,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

William Bohau, the brutal husband
who g0uged his wifc's eyes out at Rock
aaay, was resentenced Saturday in the
long - island City Court House by Judge
HarfeNson. The 70 mer sentence was
Ior twenty d7e years aud five montI s.
ana me new one for Eenty-six years aud
ien months A technical error was made
In the frat sentence.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

MillaEd II. DSviF, the jswsler. ct No.
8 East Second street, is taking nAmes
for another OF his very popular watch
CLUBS. By joining one Of these olubs
you can secuEa . watch or Anything else
In the ieWeiry line ct the very lowest
cash price By she payment Of one dollar
per week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

William z. Tucker, = well-known
grocer Al Eighth and Pine streetr, died
last night after an illness OF several
days Of typhoid f1ver. He WAs about
% years of age and leAves . wife. The
G'ooers' Association, OF which be was
prominent member, will hold = special
meeting this evening to take aoIila on
his death.