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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
The River,iew Camp.

It is estimated that 5000 people, one
hall white, attended the colorcd peoples
camp at Riverview yesterday. The clec-
tr!c railway was taxed TO its uttermost,
and tbs ice cream stand at the end OF the
road did big business. Nothing, how
ever occurred to mar the pleasure Of the
day. Rev. Thomas Scott, pastfr of 81.
Janes A. NJ. e. Church, has charge OF
the meeting. ltev l. b. Cooper preached
in the forenoon, his topic being; "IIe
Loves Me" In the afternoon the Rev.
q. V. Peterson preached, and took for bis
text: Thou art weighed In the balances
aud found wanting" In the evening
Rev. L. d. Scott preached from the
words: "Who touched mei' The ser.
mon was followed ty prayer nesting Of
unusual animation. The meetings will
continue all week,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

The steamer City Of Sydney, at Gan
Francisco yesterday, from HorR Kong
and Yokohama, reported that when she
LEFT the full details OF the earthquake at
Kumamoto had not been received, but
the local papNrs Of August 2gave no such
loss OF life as was cabled July 30, the
number being stated to be 20 to 80.
Yesterday morning two cars of Bur-
lington and Missouri passenger train
were derailed and thrown down an en-
bankment, near Lincoln, Nebraska.
Eighteen persons were injured, but none
fatally.
w. X. Perry, the seronaut, who was
hurt by falling from balloon at the
Mount Holly fair, near Charlotte,
North Carolina, ten days ago, died at that
place yesterday as result OF internal In
juries. ..+=
The President and Mrs. Harrison went
to Deer Park on Saturday afternoon.
Yesterday morning the President attcpd-
ed church, and in the afternoon took q
two-mile walk on the mountains.
Employees OF the War Department who
are members of the Grand Army OF the
Republic have been granted pefmiss on
TO attend the National Encainpmeut at
Milwaukee, August Goth to 3lst.
The strike at the Carrie Furnace, nj
Pittsburg, is over. About half the old
men resumed their places, They we're
assured OF a voluntary advance in the
near future.
Mr.. Julia Price, colored, was struck
and killed by locomotive In Camden on
Saturday, while crossing the West Jersey.
Mrs. Brenton Crlst..com mitied suicide
In Lima. Ohio, on saturday, by taking
dose Of carbolic acid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

ecRANToN, Aug. 1s.-Tlle revelation,
male to-day of the criminal conduct ~ y
William Hopkins III cucumpasaiil' 'ai
Disgrace of his daughter deal mule
II years, has caused intenfe itdi8h'IS1.
IN tho central pant o: tie city, Ml.ei1 la l'
family live. But for HOPKINS tsS4l9s
from the city when his wile ulln',4si
his villaiuy, lo would ind gated,' 10" S
Jared badly at hands Of Lulu iaiel asls1
tors. -,
Hopkins Is machinist AND tas Y,
children, this girl bell 6 The o'de6' ID , ~
statement to her mot. er in We ,iguiA1
guage before a witnc who 9ndsIt. ~,
her, the poor girl told that ter ia% !,
had ill-trcatcd hor for two ars ara y, Y
threats had kept her froi1 tel1'ps "
mother. rr.
Tie whereabouts Ct Hopkins Is W. ~,
know n, but the mst CT viii lcrH. u ~, \"
hands OF the District Attorney ARi ~
County Detective Iut on + n f,rI
Neighbors of the family WI rtl'r a .-nt
to assist in bringing h N to ui1isA'"sN'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
mig Quarssrly Ner. sunday.

Next Sunday viii be Big Quarterly
among the colored people OF this city,
and there Is no doubt but there will be q
large influx Of visitors. The first meet
ing for the transaction Of business will
be held on Saturday afternoon at $50 o..
clock. There will be preaching on Bat
urday evening at 7.45 o'clock at the A.
U. NJ. 7. Church. on French street above
Eighth, and large tent will be erected
on King street back Of the church for the
accommodation OF the overflow. There
will be six services in the church and
tent on Sunday aud among the ministers
who are expected to be present are the
following. The Rev. Z. w. Scott, ex-
president OF the Maryland district the
Rev, DR.. Charles ii. Williams Of Tow.
son, Nd, the Rev. Z. II. Chirpey, former
ly pastor OF the church; the Rov. W. 7.
Warden. president OF the Southern dis
trict; the Rev. ?. Hopkins. president OF
the Eastern district; the Rev. DR.. John
w. Green, Of Western New York TIE
Rev. Daniel Russell, president ofthe Mid
die district.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
To Cape May Yesterday.

A very large number of persons went
from this city down to Cape May yester-
day on the Republic. One social little
clump OF friends included Squire Frank
2. Smith, Ex-sherif John Pyle, Street
Commissioner Frank McCloskey and
Thomas II. Lally, Willard Salisbury ESQ.
Jr, went down yesterday to stay several
daye. The Republic was very much
crowded yesterday, there being from $50
TO 5000 aboard, but good order was main
tanned throughout.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Sunday was second quarterly rsN.y
at Haven NJ. L. Chapel, Rev. JansH,
Scott, pastor. AT the morning setyita
Presiding Elder Rev. WIN. II. Cote,
OBLIGATED and preached n soul.stlriui
sermon. TEXT, Johu, lJlh chap'ct ID
verse: without Ne you can do not.
Ing" Collection f2i.9i. At 3 pp,
Rev. B. 4, Ruley, pastor Of A. 7. M
Church, discoursed ably ircm Mit'hH
lat chap'er, 2ist verse: Thou shi
call His name Jesus, for He shall an
His people from their sine" Collects;
S25.46I
Rev. George w. Murray, of Wa
Wilmington Mission A. U. NJ. + LlgrA
conducted the evening sc,ycei lSi
preached elcqu'ntly from Psalm ? 10
"They that know Thy name wilt pd
their trust In Thee" Collection ,;lls&
Total for the day, $3.50. 81.
Tie congregation was orcaptsi lhta
four companies, which rap rel a. ID.
Iowa: Company A, l.. H.. Collins up
tain, fIG.S5; B, Rebecca Pfice, Sit6G
J. W. Bird. $50 10; ii. Jaia, Levi
63l. 81; public collection, tl.af gsd
total, slG0.43. Company b took III
banner amid great rejoicing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
Thanks For His Services.
The following was received by Coroner
Gamble this morning.:

AUG iOllOWinR was received ny coroner
Gamble this morning:
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IL, 1889.
Mr.. Gamble: We have received the
body Of our brother Charl,s N. Thomas.
We have also through YOUR kind and
prompt attention, secured the necessary
things that attend his burial.
Iwant still to ask a favor Of you. My
brother was member of Life Iusur-
ance Company. The money coming to
us Is ready the moment We give them
your certificate. Would you, then, kind
ly send us duplicate copy OF the certif-
cate you have already given usl By SO
doing you will receive the heartfelt
thanks OF our entire family.
We are so glad that you arranged mat
tiers 80 well that our father and brothers
were able to come home SO promptly.
assure you, that your kindness Ia fully
appreciated by large number OF people,
who a ready know of 1t. Our friend,
Mr.. Pate told us that you were so kind
and sympathetic, that feel as If want.
cd to shake you by the hand and thsnk
you myself aud l do, iron my heart,
although go lar away in person. We
feel thankful to your undertaker also.
Please grant my request at your earliest
convenience, and oblige
GEO. b. c. THOMAS,
1888 Otis street, Philadelphia.
The Coroner Will attend to this matter
aud send the necessary certificate to
Philadelphia to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Tho Young Peoples Society Of Oirs
Presbyterian Church me en- Friday tv a.
ing and commenced III, nucleus oil a
Christian Eudcavcr Society, and tive, y
bembers were obtained. Last night tu'I
organization was tonP'ct,a by sliTI
more nanes added TO Tie lis, aud H
election of the following ,llicers' P!F
dent, Daniel NclIeudri; vice yFtslls,
NJ. Ault; secretary, William Hammla
treasurer, Miss Louisa CamptH A
meeting will be held during the week =
appoint an executive committee 9h
make other arrangements for casrynat
on. The Ollvet Presby terian bialtA
Sunday school, at Fourth AID BFO'ns
streets, has from l75 to eco scholars, ala
the rooms are to he enlarged tai' hl+
Rev. Mr.. Thomson. pastor OF W
church, and his newly married WE ~
now 10 Minnesota, but ho iStSrff'@
home to preach on Sunday. sritempti
The church will give an cAcArslJA"
Cape May on Thursday Ecxt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Ga Thursday, August 29ih. the eitiz ns
oil the Shenandoah Valley Will hold pia!r
monster mass meeting a. Midd'etown,
Va, on the Il. " 0. Orators oil uatiopai
reputation will be present and discuss
subjects of interest to all. The obi ct #
this meeting is TO induce immigrant II 10
this fer lie valley, where rare opportun-
ties await all clusses-the artisan, farmer,
business man and capitalist An e'abo
rate program has been arranged, iucIud-
Ing grand banquet in the woods.
The B. & o. L. K. will sell excursion
tlekete for all trains August 2S'h fir IN
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washing
ton, at rate of one fare for the round
"Trip, good ten days, allowing ample time
- those d sirlug TO thoroughly examine
the country.
For circulars and other inform III On
address NJ. Richards, Land aud Inml
lration Agent, B. 81 o. K. r., Baltimore,
bid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
FIFTH edition


N"hIis
On Saturday evening List H.,
.nous' Esq, Appeared before tie MaSl
ciral Court, when bi, commN.,o Muli
Deputy Judge was read, after nhis. Y Y
wAs sworn In and took tissrat ThseN
case called before Him was tha, a aSeua
Muldoon, charged with com,n,,,t voli
assault and battery on N. II CIV
costs. ...l '"'u' u 10
mauded. ''''' "Hh
Patrick o'Brien for dru kenpc,. :.
recommitted until this morrirr w
On Sunday morning, William II.
son, arrested for drunkenness, wa.S su,
u aud costs. was Ais
Michael O'Donncll for druukep,,.
was fined s. and costs. @''D4'a
Thomas Corbitt, for ,lrunlepn,s, -,
fined 81 ard costs. Patrick Cap,5, i.
drunkenness and dlsorderly conloct w
fined $40 and COST. An,tro.p s5,is
colored, for drunkenness aud dlfSnls,,
conduct, wus fined IS aud costs. cIIi,
Faulkner, for drunkenness, was gG,II
and costs, and Harry K.rnpl", M
lined - and costs for sane ulencc
At this mornings session ul The nm.
William ii. slmms, charged wttl .slIs,
liquor with1 ut license and on snnJ,t
was arraigncd Tor further hearing HI,
case had been postponed from beam,
before Squire Smith on THURSDAY p,s
Saturday night Tho casa was lbr
called, hut Sim ms counsel, Mr SALON
being absent, II was continued n,
witnesses were called this uCfnry h,
did not answer. Mr. SaLb1.u M
claimed the discharge Of tie prlots
Deputy Attorney General Turner siss
that he had just filed an in'1fnatls
which had not before been made. aud IA
was entitled to a postponcm,nt ualerh
lio could then have y chance to issue Al
attachment for the witnrsts. A to,.
ponement until this evening vas aired
upon, when ifthe witness cannot he iou,d
the case VIII DO dismissrl.
George j. Thompson was arrAlcnel 90
the charge OF his wife Tot committing 40
assault and battery, bus coming iorgAa
they agreed to settle tie case By p.y.
ing the costs and taking tue pledge
DIR. George w. Mann, was uraiguei for
assault aud battery on james ltan. The
case was postponed Until Wednesday
morning at 0 O'Clock.
Joseph 7. Guest, charged with irunk.
erncss, was discharged by paying cot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Among those who apply at the Sep
TENDER Court for license 10 sell liz uor
there will DO one les, through William
Bareiord, proprietor OF the Peoples Cafe
northeast corner OF Third aud Market
streets declining to apply. MIR. Bareford
glyes two reasons for not applying. In
tie first place he says the license fee $500
Is too high for him and In the second
place he 10 tired of the business anyhow,
aud says he can keep first class restsu.
rant without liquor. Mr.. Bareford could
have no trouble 10 getting license II he
wanted, as Lis place has always been one
OF the quietest and most orderly In the
CITY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

The excursion Of the Astronomy Club
took p!ece last Saturday night on the
steamer Wilmington, TO Augustine Pier.
and was well attended. The toat loft
this city anil blazs OF Roman candles
and other fireworks, which was continued
almost ali the way down. The Pier was
reached about $50 o'clock, AMI after
about two hours spent in dancing In the
pavilion the party returned to the boat
and were brought to this city. All
present enjoyed themselves. ard / clercd
that It was one Of the best aud most
orderly excursions Of the season. Owing
to The clouds which arose after the party
went ashore, the observations through
glasses was somewhat obscured and IL Is
still q disputed question whether or not
'the morning star moves."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

On Friday morning John iineEie!' ~, "
7-months-old child Il Time by lhelis!,
residing at No. 726 East sixth Tree, W., vi
put to bed by his mother IN tic ss.1 70,
story back room fer its CUSTOMARY la,g 4
ing nap. After s'ceiing for sa .,aas
woke up, and climbing " u . . nnsl
unfes,t ned the shutters. 1t IS suPi'iittt,
that tho child was leaning a''8iia N
shutters, and rs soon as tbcy d gn,u IA
out f!om tho window into tn es'.a .,.,, m h,
doors oil which were opeu. II 81 % p'okri
lead en- tue cellar floor and w's hp,
UP in an unconscious cond'llol'i al
seemed to recover Afterwards alu Wa ~
down to dinner. In short tune y hen
seized with nausea ard conrniNoes, mi
three physicisns were suiliao',e ',''tltss
their Efforts 70 save its HE ~eFt ! u'''''''
and It died In short time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
ChnIfnnt,a New Work.

j. d. Chalfant, one of w ,lmiugton's
noted artists, 10 putting the manly physi-
ognomy OF DR.. James A. Draper ON can
vas. lie is Just through with two
weeks sOlourn at tho Brandy vine
Springs, where he has had rare fun put
ing up stuffed owls ard bullfro2s Tor
moonlight hunters to shoot at, and no Is
in just good and charming condition to
turn out frst-class oil painting. Mr..
Chalfaut has had great success In portrait
paintin. but II anything he excels on
still life The stuffed bullfrog and the
batlled midnight hunter would be q
splendid subject for still and active liit
for q prize painting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

John Brown and his wife have accented
an Invitation to go to Cape May next
week, and Mrs. Brown will give piano
recital at the Carlton on Monday nlyht.
The guests of the Carlton may feel them.
selves highly favored at having the op-
portuniiy OF listening to WllmIngton's
favored ianist, and It may safely be pre-
dcted that she Will often be wanted to
give recltals at the popular watering
places af er she makes the commence
ment
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

The Baltimore & Delaware railroad
from Nicholson, Nd, to Bombay Hook
was formally opened on Saturday. The
cars will be ferr,ed ever TO Bay side, N.
j., where they will be taken on Il G N.
J. Central railroad to Jersey City and
New York. The frat loaded train was
sent over the road yesterday, and this
new route is expected to furnish an out
let for the fruit growers OF the lower
Peninsula. Thye are now forty-two
miles OF track finished and IN operation,
and It is expected that large business
will be done during the season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

= Mrs. sarah Valentine OF West Chester,
Pa, attempted on Friday last to destroy
some catcrpillars on the fruit trees In her
garden, by setting the nests on fire with
roll Of paper which she had attached to
clothct prop, when the FIRE fell on her
clothing aud she was go BADLY burned
that hsr life is dtspalred OF, although her
daughter came 10 her sssistat CO and
stnothcrtd tic flames in the shortest pos.
s'blc space of Time by the use of carpets
and other articles.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Next Friday afternoon there will be a
match between the Wawaset Gun Club
OF this city and the sportsmen Club, OF
Philadelphia, at the grounds OF the form
er club over Eleventh street brld! @. The
Wawaset Club will consist of the follow
ing: Captain R. Mhler, U. NJ. Buckmas-
ter, James Ryan, Lewis Fox, w. L.
Buckmaster, Walter silIltoe, John Ew.
ing, George Huber, w. McKendrick,
Harry Buckmaster, W. II. Hartloye, A.
II. Stout. W. Smith, George Miller and
Thomas Weldon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Persons who wish catalogue Of the
great fair at Hazel Dell, commencing Oh
the I'd OF september, can be accommo-
dated on calling at this Office. All en-.
tries must he made prior to the 9th inst,
consequ ntly persons wishing to exhibit
anything should act promptly. The
catalogue also contains LIST of the pre-
miums awarded last year, ard other In.
formation worth some hing to all who
wish to attend the exhibition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

6. C4sperson, who has hssr Ia ,u Fam
ploy OF the p, w; s B. k' ihs i11b.ssinsd
pany for the past IS years, has o ,1,ad On
q furlougb, aud on Saturday i as'e' n
a two-weess' Walt 10 oceen o' ,saIe d
j., being at most his third leave Y, . .rryies
absence in his long period OF are o,arrs
For the past SO years to has MAJ M lint line
Of the mink trains, and In all nav an tho
has not failed to be at ms poss slsa5s
Fourth of July, showing that u Ihers
preferred duty above rle.sssatsGi omastf
are few IA the eiApioJ oil TIE ~, gV of 10.
Sh, can show q similar i Z " Is iu.llg
broken service, and thereiofe, nc Ia 10 10
entitled to this vacation. . 4. to fl
hopsd that be may long comm .i,a,h he bas
ase position, the duties OF "'.a.ii.s'setorlJ
all PARTIES doing buiirs.s VITA llp'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

The weavers OF the Arlington Mills.
who are now en- strike, held meeting
last Saturday afternoon in the Church.
man Buildirg, Tenth and Market streets.
A committee was appointed to visit the
managers OF the mill. and ascertain II an
undert tanding cannot DO arrived at 1t
is said that the strikers have the promise
OF several business men of this city of
their suppoTt,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

TopToN, Pa, August ls.-The large
blast furnace of Eckert & kaufman, at
this place, will he lighted tomorrow
morning after an idleness Of several
months. At the same time the furnace
or the Clymer Iron Company, at Temple
Station, will also be lighted, after a still
loager idleness. These two furnaces give
employment to large humber OF men.
This will make four out of nine furnaces
between Heading and Allentown in blast.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
- . -
DIED,

BANE-on tho 18th inst, Rachel, wife of
~ > banc, daughter OF james and
sidney f. hrtunn,
Relatives and friends nre respectfully
invited Ia attend tho funeral from her
late res dtmc". so West second street,
Weuhrslhy afternoon ut O'Clock. In
tcruIunt at RiVcrvicw.
Motion the 18th inst, Henry J, Mo-
aged u years.
Ru'ativcs ana friends are invited 20 at
tend his funeral from the residence
Of Martin Trnnb, y. W. Cor Second aud
walnut streets on Tuesday Afternoon. at
! o clock. lntcImcnt RivcryicT Gene.
lEIV.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
SKIN CANCER.

Several years AGO was called to sec color
CONAN who had malignant form Of caqcerc
Ter loot. Tha cancer grew worse under tho pr
f'rbcd Treatment, and tic toes ard orc side
re foot were at longth eaten entirely rway. III
.eiirnt could not have survived mrch longer
bat commenced the use o. sw,f;'s Sp,ciar
I'D 1t cured her sound we'll. That was thrca
Tears ago, and there las been no return OF IA,
disease. | regard Swift's Specific rost ezceI
,ett medicine for bnol diseases, as is tendency
s to drive ont TIE poison.
MAthcrIi!.c, Mss. WV. L. STAGE, MD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Two children were baptized last even.
ing at 81. James Church, Newport. The
Rev. Edward Henry Eckel otfclated and
prca he'd at s. James' Church, near
S'au on, In the IN rnin at Brandywlne
SPRING. in tie at IN on, aud at st.
Japes' Cha ch, Newport Ia the evening.
lilsop Goldman has licensed Mr.. John
N. Newbold Us lay reader, to assist MIR.
Eckcl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19
Full sets Of the Daily Republican

from August 9Th to l7th, being IL papers,
for ~ cents, eau be purchased at the
counter. as souvenir OF the camp meet
Ing, as successful summaries OF sermons
of the highest order and ability, as real
istlc daily picture of mp meeting life,
as eomposium Of literary gems and,
best OF all, as exceedingly attractive and
interesting instruction to chiliren, that
which we are selling for IL cents has
never been excelled in our city by news.
paper reporting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

A foot race will take place en- saiur-
day, September u, at Milford, between
Z. Miller OF this State, aud Albert
Davis the champion long distance run
ner of New Jersey. 1t will be over a
course of ton miles for purse OF 5000,
anG there is no doubt but 1t will be well
contested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Last Saturday morning L. l.. PEN
nirgton, while at work on one Of the
fumigatlng vessels that are now being
built by tile Pussy ~ Jones Company
fell from the deck of the boat, a distance
of twenty feet, and badly injured his
right leg. He was taken to his hons at
No. 30i East Seventh street, where an cx-
animation by a physician showed that no
bonts were broken.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

All persons interested are invited to
attend meeting of the Wilmington
Base Ball Club, which Will be held at the
Every Evening office at o'clock this
evening. 1t is probable that tho VII.
mingtou club will enter the Middle States
l.eaRue
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Princes Potentates. plain people, every
body needs SAMARITAN NERvtSE. Sl.50
"Our child had Fitt. The doctor said
death was certain. SAMARITAN NEn.
VINE cured her Henry Keere, Yer
Win, Tenn. At Druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

The manufacture of stone, earlhen and
Rockingham ware has been commenced
at the Hare Pottery Building, No. 2l2
French street, by the Wilmington Pot
terry Company, and dealers In these wares
as well es the people generally, should
make 1t point to call and get the price
list and follow up the act By liberal pur-
ehasts,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Tie stable of the Chicago Baking Com
pany, on Seventh street fellow Madison.
was entered on Saturday night md a
valuable horse stolen. Tho owners did
not know OF their loss until Yesterday
morning, when they &, und the stable
empty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

Yesterday afternoon. sloop bound for
Philadelphia, ltaled with tand, sunk in
che Delaware river this side OF Edge
Moor. 1t Is not known what became of
the crew, but 1t is supposed they either
made their escape IN bdats or were picked
up by a lassing vessel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

W, A, Huklll, auqtioseer. will sell at
public sale at the southeast corner of
Second and Monroe streets, on Wednes-
day afternoon at 80 o'c ock, n quantity
of hous .holi goods, which are worth
the attention OF persons wishing TO pur-
chase
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

company has been formed In Roam.
oke, Va with capital of $4,000, for
the manufacture OF chemicals in that
city. The enterprise Is IN the bands of
the leading business men OF the city, who
are sangulne OF success.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-19

at 2o6 Market ct, above Second. A few
sizes that remain uusoli of large lots
some arc small sizes and some are large
sizes Tor ladies, men, girls and boys. The
low prices will turprise you.