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Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

TIE Saulsburys and Wolcotls are
still at loggerheads in Kent county,
and it is said that II the missionaries
who have been appointed to reason
with them, find that such a course is
not effective with the latter, an effort
will be made TO coerce them back into
The ranks. The leaders well know
that such course would be useless
with the Salisbury faction, as they
can neither be led or drove. They
know their power and do not propose
10 have 1t wrested from them by any
man or set OF men. Neither do they
Intend to be ignored, and as they have
already been read out oil the Demo
cratic party by these same leaders who
are now so anxious to have them back
sgain, IL is highly probable that they
will stay out. Without the ajd of the
6sulsburys, Democracy is dead in
Kent county, and this fact Is well
known TO the men who run the
machine. Consequently the pro-
g'amme now is to make everything
else tow 10 this mighty power, but the
question is, will this be successfully #
II is, it will show lhat The rank aud flo
81 the Democratic party have no minds
Of their own, and are nothing more
lhan mere tools In the hands Of the
leaders.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
ON SATURDAY,
TIE 2oru DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880,
at Q o'clock, p. M,

The following described real estate, viz:
All that farm and tract OF land situate
In White Clay Crock Hundred, New cas-.
tie county, Delaware, and more pRrticu-
lnrly mai and bounded as follows, to
wit!
Beginning for the same at II corner of
Y. Currender's land and running thence
By his line aud land to tho public road
thence up and along said road TO lands
now OF PritchRrd. thence by their land
20 corner of land late of the Rev Henry
White. thence by his line and land TO
the plnce of beginning, containing 9siE
acres of land, more or less, with frame
dwelling house, frame barn and other
outbuildlngs thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution ~ the
property of Low Ruth and Rcbccca L.,
his wife, and I. e., and to be sold by
ALNAN ALLEN, sheriff.
sheriff's Ofiicc, " ilmington, October q.
1851. ol0
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

MASTER WORKMAN PowDERLY, in
speaking OF the agitation in favor Of
eight hours for days work, ex-
presses himself ns being opposed TO
kny sudden change In this direction.
He, the same as oil other sensible
men, knows that sudden change
from ten to eight hours would be dis.
bstrous to the industries OF the com
try and injurious 10 the worElngmen
II the change must come it will have
W be gradual, MS any other way would
be disastrous alike to capital and labor.
OF this kind is highly i'm.
portanf " the wOTtinPmcn, as It would
tfford them considerable moie lime for
recreation, In addition TO opening q
Geld fer the army of the unemployed.
Still the fact,must not be lost sight of
that men would lie obliged TO work Tor
less wages, or else pay a higher price
Tor everything they use, Competition
In all branches of business Is so great
now that all manufactured articles are
pold at small margin, and If the cost
of their production sis increased by
paying men ten hours WAGES for
eight houls' work, or by employing
pne hundred men to do the work thai
% now dono by eighty, The price OF
the manufactured article will have tu
be Increased in the same proportion.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
ON TUESDAY.
THE29th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1850,


DThe following described real estate. visit
Ali those three certain lots. pieces or
parcels OF land, situated In the said city
of Wilmington, bounded and described
US follows to wit:
No. l. With three story frame hotel,
pavilion and other buildings thereon
erected, beginning at the intersection
of tho southerly side Of Fifth street
with tho westerly side of DUPONT street
thence westerly along said side OF Firth
street 1856 feet 10 n stake. thence south
erly parallel to DUPONT st. III feet inch
20 a stake. thence easterly parallel TO
Firth street ls6 feet to the said westerly
side OF DUPONT street, thence thereby
northerly III feet inch 20 the place Of
beginning, be the contents what they
may.
Mo- With brick brewery, stable,
ice-house aud other buildings thereon
erected, beginning at the intersection OF
the northcrly side of Fifth with the cas-
terly side of DUPONT street, thence cas-.
terry along said side OF Fifth street 100
foet TO stake. thence northerly par
nllcl to DUPONT street 1853 feet and .
inches to a stake, thence westerly par
hllel to Filth street 1OO feet TO the said
easterly side of DUPONT street, and
thence thereby southcrly llG feet and 5
inches to the place OF beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may
No. 5. Beginning ut the intersection
formed by tho southerly side OF Fifth
street and the oasterly sido OF Scott
street, thence southerly by said side of
Scott street 70 feet to stake, thence cas-
terry parallel to Fifth street rs feet TO
another stake. thence In a northeasterly
to a point in said southerly
side of fifth street u feet inches from
The eastsily side of Scott street and at
right angles thereto, thence westerly
along said soutlerly side OF Fifth street
Bl feet Inches TO tho place OF beg inning,
be tho contents thereof what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as tile
property of Karl Specht aud Mary Sa-
lone SpeCht, his wifc, and /. IT,, and TO
be oldby ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
shoriii's Ofilce. Wilmington, October
u, 1883. oIb.2tnw-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

NorlCE.-I, NICHOLAS JENNY,
~ the tenant Of the house ST. uated at No.
100 4. Water 81, IN the 'econd ard of the
city OF wilmington, county of New Cas,le
AID State OF Dtltware, IN compliance
vi h the rtquiremsr Is of TIE
cts OF the General ASS mbly In snch case
made and provided, d, her,hV gtre ,tics
that all apply In writing TO the curt
and Jail Dell,ery OF the State
o. Delaware in and for New Castle County, on
Monfsv the 18Th dav OF November, A. II: issl,
being the next term OF said court. for a
license for laid house as an Inn or
tavern for the sale therein of
Intoxicating liquors In le,s guam
Titles than one quart. TO he drunk OH The
premises. and the following rcspeci able eli.
Eens Of said ward recommend The said appli-
cation. viz
Jacob Schcllcr Il G Hirzell
NJ Grady A W Randolph
John Plunkett TiIos w McVny
Stansbur, Murray jr Geo Metzner
Henry Fieldmeier W Windish
HiRer Calvin u Allen
John Bush w II Phillips
II kemble Al Frank Watson
Henry Roller WIN II Hartlove
Matt Speigelhultcr Louis Maltritz
NJ Hayes Lesley Smith
Jos A human Michael Rafferty,
Chas Il sparks John u Dunbar
lO-l7-3t NICHOLAS JENNY.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
JAS. 7. MULLIN G SON
Tailors, 9th & Market,
Clotlliers. Wilmington

NOTICE.--TO THE HONORABLE
~ JUDG ~ OF the Court OF General a
siOns of the Peace ard Jaii Dell cry Of The
STATE OF Delaware In and fur New
Castle county. We, the uudtrsigntd re
spectacle citizens lid substantial freehold
ers Of the fltth ward, do hereby certify that
WIN. q. Nobelen, the owner and occupant
OF the store sltnstr1 nj No. ios W. seventh
St., in the city OF Wilmington, count and
stat aforesaid and described in this aupll-
cation. an who Ii an upplicsut
l6th day of November A. d. 1852 being ,he
next term ofsaid court, for the ssle oflntoAl-
cat ng liqUorsir quantities rot iess than one.
hall gallon therein not to be drunk on the
preMisEt, the aggregate cost val
pe ef h's stock Constantly Kept on
hand for sal IL not Ists tnan Owe hundred
d. rs; ne is a man Of full age, OF sO6riety
ana good moral cha &C er; that such sale Of
Intoxicating liquors a. said place Is necessary
- accommodate the public aud that he IL
the owner Of said house.
John Brispn q y Vernon
VIM u Robinson 7 Carberry
thomas Ferry Dauiel 4 kiilroy
VIM kimmer A II Grimshaw
Samuel HaHhgy Bernard z uaa,on
Jostph J Breen A Ityen
81 Henry Miller
James hrRSry Louis bravo NJ ID
Geo Marshall A l. Alls uw
t'co w Mckee Vim Malcolm
Jat IS aTniichAel Thos J K rleY
j Michael heguiy james Is Hrsgan
Patrick Neary VIM. q. ROBFLFN.
N-i1-I lGe W. ssTentz Of.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

THURSDAY, OCT. 24TH, 1850,
Il O'Clock, p. M.
SEVEN HEAD OF HORSES.
No, /. Brown horse. q yras old, sound
nhd All rfrht. will wvrs anywhere No. 3.
er.., No. :. 4ras mare, g years old. safe for
lsdies Or children. No; q. Gray mare. 10
Ia, hors;, sysars ID i ' saaSs high. soo Il
driver. trot close to minutes and road 10
miles an hour. No. 0. br.wn stallion. 4
wears old, 10 hands high, Gold Dust stock.
No. Z. sorreleplt. 2vess old.
TWENTY HEAD or COWS.
Several o. Thorn will he In profit ny day Of
sSie. yae fat bull one good stock bull, !
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
as one ahor,e VA on, nearly ns., 1 cart J
san, ann. Dickiori AMI Holman phosphalr
Nh syracuse piow, / Weird plow 4 Q ltivA-
tors, good srikr harrow. 80 t. III, Acme
harrSw, 2 Champion mowers and reapers,
cninhlned, In good order, grind .toue. /
chine. double &c, stage rrsss new. sets
,,lgsle hsrness, D idles collars, baiters and
u usenold and ii chen furniture, dry tx
tyr :, l morse power ant churn, sm a
ran. nearly new. lot Of milk pans aud
buckets, 40 bushels Of corr on tho ear, 7Ep
bundles q corn iodlsr. tons u bran, 100
bushels OF potatoes, 2hsrrals oil elder, . bar
r-ls OF VINEGAR, tot of old iron, butter
scales, meat saws. SdonDle barrel suns, I
rt.eh loading ride, and many things too
ted Gus TO mention,
Terms; All snns OF s9i. o. and under, ca,h.
Over that amounts credit Of SIX months will
be given by thu purchaser giving a Dankable
note ~ilh approved e"derser
MARTIN HENDRICK.
Z. W. stidham a Son, aucts. I0-l9, IL e. g5-ltw
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
ON SATURDAY,
THE 26rn DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880.


The following described real estate.
viz:
All that flrm and plantation tract Of
land and buildings thereon erected,
situated In poncader Hundred, county
Of New Castle, aud State OF Delaware.
and more particularly marked ana
bounded MS follows, to witt
Beginning ut n stone In the middle or
the public road leading from Newark 70
Cooch's Bridge, corner for John W.
Evans land. and running thence thereby
north ~ degrees, west lt5 pcrchcs to u
stono, u corner of Joseph Griffth's land
thonco thereby north Z degrees. wost 2sl
2-l0 perchcs TO IN stone het ON the south
side OF the r., W. n u. Railroad. thence
by the south line of the inilroad aforc-
said south n degrees west l5l 2-lO pcrchrs
to the Newark and Cooch's Bridge road
aforesaid, thence down tho said road
south ! n degrees. east 40 2 10 pcrchos 10
place OF beginning, containing 2l2 acres
OF land, bn tho same more or less. with u
dwelling house, frame barn and other
out buildings thereon erected.
Seized and taken In execution IA the
property OF Edward Il. Wilson and Anna
H., his wife, and {, L., and to bo sold by
ALNAN ALLEN, Shcriif.
sherifrs onlce, Wilmington, october Q,
1859. ol0
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
A GilIin MANI ClothInr

DULUTH, Mimi, Oct. ls.-A pretty
blaek-haired, blHck-eyed girl about 20
years Old, was arrested al Cloquet while
tending bar in saloon dressed as u man.
She applied for work at the sSloOn OF a
man named Smith and was engaged as
Larkeeper. Suspicion was aroused by
her voice, which she could not disguise.
She says she assumed the disguise to es
cape from her lover who il horse thief
She Is now IN jail
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

THE Democrats keep up a constant
howl about Mr.. Cleveland's RPpointees
being removed and their places filled
by Republicans, but seem To forget the
satisfaction with which they hailed
pyeiy change when Republicans were
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

NOTICE.. JOSEPH P. LACEY,
~ The tenant % the house situatsd
CITY OF Wilmington, Comfy OF
New Castle and bta'e OF Dell
aware. In compliance with the re-
lusfeinelts Of the acts OF TIE 0sasral
assembly In auch case made and provided,
10 hereby give notice that ahall apply IN
srittng 70 the Court Of General Sessions Of
.to Peace and jail Delivery Of the state Of
Delaware, IN Anr for New ra,tle Count-.
IN Monday the 18th day ofNov. A. ID. 1889
being the next tern OF said court, for IL
osnse for said house as an inn or tavern, for
The sale therein OF Intoxicating linuors IN
less quantities than one quart. 70 be drunk
n the premises, and tn following respeosa-
Die cit'xens ef said ward recommend the
aid application. Wis:
James g Gibson Patrick Doherty
John Gibson William Brahany
James Murray John Dillon
Daniel Kelly Michael A Skelley
Phillip Bonner Thos Quinn
John T. Haley james j Farley
Thos L Gibson Thos A shannon
John J boyle Il Cam
James Doughcrty James Kirk
John McEntee Edward h Garraghy
john Dulan James T Farley
James Mnllin John Il McEntee
ID Jordan William Dollard
i0lTSH JOSEPH p LACEY.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2GrH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883.
at Q O'Clock p. IN.

Tho following described real estate.
viz:
All that lot OF parcel OF land, situate in
the town OF Newark, iu White Clay
Creek HupdTed, aud State Of Delaware.
Bounded on tho south by Main street,
Pennington. deceased, on tho cast by
land OF Ann Morrison, having IA front on
Main street OF four perches. aud oxtcnd-
ing northerly OF that width twenty
petohes, containing one-half un acre or
land more or less.
{Seo deed record N, vol. Is, page 1927
The improvements onthc proini 4cs are
q two and one -halfstory brickdwellmg-
mouse ana store thereon erected.
Seized and taken in execution as the
property Of Edward II. Wilson and Anna
NJ, his wife, aud /. g., and TO he sold by
ALVAN ALLEN, shonfr.
Sheiifs onlce, Wilmington, October Q,
1859. olo
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

Our line Of hosiery and underwear, for
quality and price excels all Others. Fred
Well, Dr., 227 Market street
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
100000 Tickets az Twenty Dol.
lars eaeh. Halves eiOj Omar tors
HoI Tsnths 81; TwentiethI Al.
AGENTS WANTED

For Club Rates, or any further tu,orns.
don de,red, write lesibiy TO the und srs, m.
%, clearly etatinK your residence. win
state, County, Street and Number. Mars
BY your enclosing an Envelope bearinx vas,
fulf Addrss yVaf
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad

Trains win leave Wilmington n, ,ol,o,,
, ~ rhi hs !espressl.. a5l -, GO
r Id h And "a r. ~ n@. i%. ar. a, 81. sa
Aecomlnodsilon, 9 s5R 7oi tn us
a. m.' iaSs. zS5 toO, 30, ~, Ioot Bn
Eor Chester Ce1pressl, o., - sn o.,
IA IL 81 II OIL g. IN, ~ ~. 81 81. ia IA
kccominodat o 20, ssS 7oisn Ios.
M, 2S Ana 4Sc. so. =, sntll Is. b. "a.
saS S2,, 81, q "a. To-, 10 III h y n =
For West Chester. via IAmoEln. q md
VI q ss.iarK . ;c saS p. p. aa,.,ms,
lions; Goa. m, y hsands ?lph.
nlmors and lntermedlsle slAaJuI, M
gaiumSree and nd BAY say E L ~ nifis IS T. NJ
10 Y and y o. a. M, % %, M d ~
Tralns for delaware Division leave ioi.
n 5 new Castle, g, % a. NJ, II So, ~ q
Georgetown q 30 a. m, 30 n. IN.
Express Tor seziocd, 3 80 D IN.
hafrlnKton, Delmar, and way tnA1hA
Accom- Z, N q dstidn Tor Harrington, egp.m
Express for Dover, Harrington. aud Del
kHpress for Cape Charles, Old Point Can'
fort, and Norfolk, IL Oo night.
Leave rhiladeiphia, Broad Street for W.T.
mington texprrssl 3S1. 72O, IN, So, so.
w M M isA an m ,,5aA 30, 20 ~
as asS'Gs% sS 4%,' az sss los. 10 40 al
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia (e1prcss). 400, 4. 81 A.
40. , 10, ll.5i a NJ BE- az o'SS ''o'' aad
Ace, m oiation, s.iSA. NJ, H. / Is. 40,
8. ~. 7.H, 10 % and 10 - T. NJ
For Chesier iexprsssl, 100, 80, ll.Si AN.
''A Ass On sna ~ IS Nj ,aio I.g As
For New York (erprossl, 100, ~, %
1'o9 s,ls M NJ, aiO' aH' S'$' az
For West Chester. via Lamokin, s.bA. T.,
FOR Cape Charles, Old Point Com fort. ,na
Norfolk, ~. nisht.
FOR New Castle. Kirkwood, MIddIetsun.
CLAYTON. Dover, FELTON,, HARM ton. Br 10.
VIE, seHford, Laurel, and DelnAr, liz
Baltimore aud Washington, T. sol Ior
A. NJ, " OG, l. IS, '5.33, 6.42, 40 r. NJ i1a
y q Night. Baltimore 90 +. NJ. and i u
Leave philadelphia Broad Sire [. for vii.
mlnKton tc1preGsl, $50. "a. Q. TO- His A, III,
rs; sos 49, 90" sS'. No. ii'sO, and lib
Accommo datIon, 8 a. 10 q q. m.,I2 a.. 2m
q 10, IS, 10 ", and n a. y. IN.
For further in formation, passengers an,
referred to tie ticket ONCE at the stallion
trains marked thus ~ arc limited eIpreiA
upon Whieh.eNtf Iafe IL charged.
CHAS. Il. PUGH. J. r.. wOoD,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

GHER1fF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
. writ OF Levari Fncins, to rnc al.
rcctod, will he exposed to public snle ut
the hotel of John L. Levi Is, in Newark,
In White Clay Crock hundred, New
Cnstlo county, DelaMnre.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
Prof. RossiteT & Persons

DANCING ACADEMY, at tho Opera Hou,c
fourth hoorl, Is now open. Dancing school
every MondAy and Thursday evening. Farh
rupii teoelyeb individual Instruction., Even.
lug s0eisbles, "Wednesday aud Saturiay eyen-
ings. Professor Aibcrt's Ofcnesira has Ico,
engaged Tor the season. All lie ia 80, III zen
taught. Invitation for ladies' are being Gisa
Iihuted; NJ B; This room can he irntsd nnt
ioi evening ssciahles aud receptions Nv csns
nR at the academy, 80. 3nt,n. ~ a.. al
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

On Saturday night we will give to each
Gu toner cup OF our condensed coffee Tree,
Wen show yGu all our drives in tea, coffee
and sugar, tFult AMI new burkwheat, We
nave lots and lots OF drives. ltwIii pay you
To see those sATJiDes at cents in oil, and
IS our tea; lovely cups and saucers with ev-
e y half pound; Another drive 10 those new
prhnes and california peaches. New mlnce
meat 10 cts a packase. New baking mo-
lasses, inst like honey. 20 cts. Aquart. Five
nars of nDur, sl.0li kippered herring
mlsht tell all dav-l could not euumeraLs our
bargains. Therc's iins creamery butter at rs
c's pound. Nov n y forget this tine mo-
Old Rosin soap as hard a. Iron q scrtih
with. Fresh ergs and ali country produce at
oie-ett T. M. WlEks, W King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

CuERIFF's SALE.-BY VIRTUE or
= aMrit of LovATi Facias. to me direct
ed, will DO exposed to public sale at tho
hotel of John y. Lewis, In tho town OF
Newark, in White Clay Creek Hundred,
New Cnstle county, DelAWnre,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

CHERIFF's sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- nwrit Of Leyari facias, to me direct
ed, will be exposed to public sale nt the
hotel of John +. Lewis, In Newark,
White Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle
county, Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
SO PEE MONTH


on which an interest of4 per cent. per
annnm will be allowed thus making n
savings institution OF the purchase, at
the smea time securing "a valuable pro-
perty, upon which all kinds of fruit and
vegetables, can be grown, and u COW and
horse kept II desired,
When one third to one-h alf of tho pur-
chase money is paid mortgage will be
accepted for the remainder and a deed
executed for the property, Ii the pur-
chaser is not then prepared to build or
make USE of the ground there
will be no interest charged on said mort
gage until after the expiration OF two
years, provided the seller has tho use OF
the ground in lieu of said interest for the
same term. II one-half the money il
paid at tic time OF purchase a discount
will be allowed of so per acre. For plots
OF tho ground and further information
apply TO
HAWKINS q Co.,
1926 7t2 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
JOHN WANAMAKER
Many People

So 10 Otn ana Market
for their Clothing, and
its a wonuer there are
not many more, consid
ering the advantages to
be gained by buying
there. You could not
find a better assortment
of Fine Clothing any.
where. OveYcoats ana
Suits for Men of all
kinds. for dress, bust
ness or working. Suits
and Overcoats for Bo S
and Children, nobby
stylish, serviceable ano
coed. You will find
the large four story
building at 9th ana
Market filled with all
the latest 8 t y l e s O
Clothing and goods in
the piece tor making
suits to order. These
goods are bought with
the ready cash, which
allows them to be offer
ed at the very lowest
prices for which C a S h
will buy them.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 10, 1889.

Now THAT the vote of the tour new
States has been taken and published,
II is not to be wondered at that the
Democrats persistently refused to ad
nit them to the Union. The vote for
Congressman in these States was as
follows:
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
pUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.
You'd open your eyes at cur
daily payroll. There isn't such a
manufacture Of clothing for re-
tail going on in the whole land.

It's your dollars that keep
the mill going. We buy the
cloth, lay out the work; the
good work-people and their
busy fRs6yss' do the rest.
advance of in home produc-
n wasb M !. after our own in
increase of "
YER, ,ei!.. rePlYall our cloth at first
Hands; using our own cutting
orginaza' ion; having all our
own makers and sewers-it's
these factors combined that
bring to you your clothing
at the very slightest cost.
Depend on getting from US
the best.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

va . hOAi 10
the best.
The $1,000 Suits are marvels
Of value.
The $1,000 Suits are marvels
of value.
The $1,000 Suits are marvels
of value.
The $1,000 Suits are marvels
ofvalue.
All Wool. All Wool. All
Wool. All Wool. All Wool.
All Wool. All Wool.
SIS, SIS, $50, SIS, $50 Suits;
full OF them.
Our Overcoats surpass any
thing we've ever done.
Boys Suits at 81 from d to ID
years.
Boys Suits at So from a to Id
years.
Boys Suits at 81 from a to Id
years.
All Wool. All Wool. All
Wool
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

GHERIFF'S SALE.-BYVI VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Leva1 Facias, to me direct
ed, will be exposed to public sale. at the
hotel Of John L.. Lewis In Newark White
Clay Creek Hundred, New Castle county,
Del
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
Lots of 3 l-2 to q Acres

with a frontage of go to $50 feet each. all
lying along main thoroughfare, and
near to railroad station.
They will be sold on monthly nav
ments or installments of not less than
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
PUBLIC sALEs
pUBLIc SALE.

The sabserfbcrh having lost MS barn by FIRE,
Beaver Valley in Brandywins Handred. on ~
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19
Grand Monthly
Drawing,

At the academy Of Music, New Or.
leans. Tuesday. November 10, 1889.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $500. 900
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

Regardless of our pres(
prices which are in manyks..ses
below others.
Don't forget the 10 per cent
discount, making a dollar cost
90 cents.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-19

miSsscn IsIPf"..5 IS. DIoSa f ~ ST. 49, w
~ ,IS TX y lcs s s% "a. a'' go 49, ~ ~.
5hce?msdajon' Sa, g Is, o5 A ma Nd 40 Ia IA
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-11-09
In the Police Court.

James Burnsides was charged with having
been drunk and entering plea OF guilty was
fined s..
Maggie Cope, q frail female, was sentenced
to pay a fine OF $40 for having been intoxicated.
J.J Lyons was drunk and was instructed TO
enrich the city treasury with 70 note.
n. A. Nelson and n. Anderson got more eS-
sense OF malt than they could well carry and
got into the wrong house few evenings ago.
They were ordered to leave the premises, but
thought they had as good right there as any
one else. Their arrest followed and fine Of $40
was imposed on each one for trespass.
John Allen was arraigned on the charge OF
S.faling revolver from Evans Spencers gun
r core. He pleaded not guilty, but the evidence
Twas too plain and he was sentenced TO thirty
days in the city jail and to pay fine OF $50.
Charles Bartrell was arrested for being an ac-
complete in the Evans robbery, but the evidence
vas not sufficient to convict him, and on motion
of the prosecuting attorney the defendant was
discharged
John An was also charged with grand lar
ccny, IL being evident that he had, previously 10
stealing the revolver, entered Evans store and
taken a note for $50 from the safe. The defend
ant waived examination in the police court, and
his bond was fixed 1T 81, 200.
Dan Walker, he of kicker fame, was arralSned
on two charges Of larceny. The first was for
stealing bear robe from the Commercial street
furrier and the second was for stealing two bot
ties of beer from WagCners DOttling works. he
was fined $50 in the first case and so in the sec
ord. He will probably remain in the jan until
some time after the election.