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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
Jealousy In the Surf.

An Atlantic City special OF August O.,
says: The 5000 people who were tossed
about In the surf this mo ming were
treated to one OF the most pleasant bath.
Ing days that has blessed the soiourner
here this seaton. The water was exceed
ingly warm, 10 fact, almost lukewarm,
and those who were discouraged by the
previous days coldnefs and refused TO
enter the surf to- day are regrettiug 1t to-
night.
About Ii o'clock m amusing scene oc =
CURED directly opposite Kippcl's bathing
house. A good-natured Fhilade phian
entered the surf with his wife, q fascinat-
Ing brunette. They were In about fif
teen minutes, when Tie husband mad
vertently strayed about fifty feet from
his wiie's side. For a while she paid no
attention. apparently not missing him,
and dallied with the breakers, as happy
as mermaid.
A good looking daughter of q promi.
nent BaltimoreRn was struck by a
breaker and fell at the feet of the Joking
husband, who picked her up aud began
10 float her about as II he lad known her
all his life. ...
The wife sp!ed him and the climax
came. In moment she was tearing his
hair. TIE Baltimore belle cried out 10
dismay and the husband attempted to
soothe his wife, but to no avail. The
wife marched him to his bathing house
and the excitement, SO far as the crowd
was coEcCrned, ended.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

PITTsBrRG, Aug. IA report bulleti-
ned TO day that deputy sheriff had been
fatally shot by strikers a: Carrie Furnace.
on the outskirts OF Braddocli, created a
sensation here. John j. Sweeney. re.
ported to have been shot, was one ot
three deputies who went up in tile
morning, riding in the baggage car in
order that they might not lie ''spotted"
By the strikers committee, which boards
a trains. When the train stopped the
deputies jumped iout of the car aud ran
down the s,sep bank towards the mill.
Sweeney stopped when beneath the
Pitisburg, MrKeesport and You'll lo.
sheny tracks and displayed revolver in
inenacing manner and in il0urishing
1t discharged it. The ball struck one Of
the Iron trestles and glsncipg sldew
struck him on the tempe. Sweeney fell
senseless. Men ran to him and took hiu
to the Office OF the furnaces, where
restoraiyes were applied. He recovered
In lew minutes. An Irregular cut had
been made on the temple, rup'uriny i
vein. Mr.. James HempLill, OF the Carrie
Furnac ;, addressed the strikers iu bthal
OF the firm and assured them that ne
other men were to be brought there,
The men have asked for the same com
| peusation as is paid at the 8 no furnace
OF the Mourehead MeCleane Compau,
| Tor similar work. This would amount /,
but per cent. advance. Meanwhile tbs
| furnaces are banked and the strikers mr.,
on guard 10 prevent the introduction o
now men. The company is preparing tc
submit a new scale AMI hopes for a,
carly settlement.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

A pistol match took place Yesterday
afternoon at the HeAldmoor Range be-
tween E. j. Darlington of tn 4 city and
n. A. Hughes and s. g. steuber of WI.
Transport, Pa, and with w. I. White.
ford aud X. d. Powers OF Barnard, Mo.
According to the terms OF the match there
were to be two mel In each team, and Il
was arranged that !. u. Taylor of this city
was 10 shoot with Mr.. Darlington, but
owing to death in his family he was
unable to be present. Accordingly Mr..
Darlington shot alone against the others
and the following scores were made at Sd
yards with the Standard American tar.
get:
FIRST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. VS.. HUGHES
AND sTEUBER. .s.=
+. J. Darlington-73, SO, II, So, 10, 10.
So, SO, Sc, s5-Sl7. -
Won by 90 points.
N. A. Hughes-7i, So, as, Sc, 72-3qG
;, Y. steuber-67, 50, "a, ~, 7J-363.
Team total, 755. -
SECOND INSTRUMENTATION VS.. WHITE.
FORD AND POWERS.
E. J Darlington--s2, IS, 81. 81, 90. 90
81, 50, 81, $3.50.
Won by G5 points.
W. 7. Whiteiord-si, 81, SC, So, Sc
Il. r. Powers-7i, 60, CT, 67, 77-347.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
THIRD EDITION,


Two explosions occurred yfs' erday al
KeDsington Gardens, St. Louis, where
the "Siege OF Sebsstopop ia being bro.
duced. While Richard Lightner and
John Smith were making rockets OF
Flower pots," to. be nset in The pyro.
teehnic display, & small explosion took
place, aHd LightRey .yHas badly buried
about the face, neck and hands. A mo.
ment later some chemicals used IN max
ing the rockets exploded, ard one end
OF the little building, In which the men
worked, was blown out, and John Smith
was badly, perhaps fatally, burned.
The Chippewa Indians, on the Gull
Lake Reservation, Ia Minnesota, on Mon.
day, met the Northwestern Indian Com
mission and sigsed In body, The terri.
tory secured thus far amounts to over
four million acres OF fine farming and
timber lands.
William Hartley and q man named
Mailer were sleeping IN q barn at Ster-
ling, Nebraska, on Wednesday, when IL
was struck by lightning and set GU fire.
Hartley was burned to death and Mah.sr
only escaped after being terribly burned.
Two trains on the Richmond and ALLIE.
gheny Railroad collided near scottsv lie,
'hb'hiai oh Hsuhebudy hOTHluE. bOLn
engines and about II empty coal cars
were smashed, and James d. Duval, a
train man, wss killed.
Ths steamer Old Dominion. while
going up The river at Norfolk, Virginia,
on Wednesday morning, ran into and
sunk the sloop Ella May. Tbs captain
OF the sloop and two Of her crew were
drowned.
The Hathaway building, at Central
Falls, r. /, was damaged by water to he
extent Of over $40 900, on TUESDAY night,
through the carelessEees OF an employe
who left water running.
Twenty-eight United States soldiers de-
serted from the barracks on Davi4's
Island, New York, last Monday night.
One OF them was captured yesterday
morning on Harris Island.
Two trains collided at Washington,
Penna., last night. Rev. J. d. Shanks'
of Philadelphia. aud a lady pas, senger
werc painfully but not dangerously In
jured.
Francis Lyshen, 70 years of age, was
run over end killed by cars Ia the Stan
ton mine, at Wikesbarre, yesterday
morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

HARRISBURG, Pa, Aug. s.-Tte Re
ESNlican State Convention met here Yes
8day, nominated Henry X. Boyer for
siate Treas urer by acclamatinn, ADOPT, d
a platform and Adjourned. The platform
reiterates the party's principles, app,oyes
the Nat'onll and State Admins r4uons,
commenis iensic Commissioner Tanner
for His "wise and friendly .ibera'l'y to
his brother Soldiers" aud says 1--WE
heartily endorse The Brooks High Ii.
cense law ard recommend such amend.
ments thereto as Will tend to its proper
and progressive improvement, and also
bring within its scope the control oil
Wholesale licenses,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
FIFTH EDITION
lIunIclpal unu III

| AZ the municipal Coutt LAT s,
William Davis, said 10 fla Ee coma s'e lug
philadelphia, was ARA treI ~ ~. H9a
larceny OF pair OF shoca from W y
Pyle, No. 225 Market sire h '' WV ~ "
afternoon Mr.. Pyle was .t,ip, I ~
store, with neighbor, q " ,o %
stepped In and asked Hin # 'J ysk
mlfsed pair Of shoes. III, lnataS aa'
side aud found d pair ,t y "a S sut
missing from the place IaJ soi
hanging. Mr.. johnson sail '' .., MN
there they go down the ANA IVY wv
that mass arm" pointing m m, , gsla
ton. Mr.. Pyle immed.a, N g,ya I .,s'
and oyerhauled his man a (, rn,i nv y,
Market street, where he t. oh ts ~ y
from him. A crowd call Irrcl ori 1' y
man was taken over to j n Gu lg
cigar store until Sersea1 l., Blarlssu
arrived. 'ANAV'i.
VIII Il Davis saw the ser ,pip, c.r,.
be made q bolt out the b INK war y
came out through an allie, md ~ y,
to be caught by Sergea1 lis Bls+sS ~
Davis was held under SIOJ hal to,.
ever 81 Court. !" a.
Daniel Mcbride, Simon Nor,n a.,
John Coleman, charged with rnmm,al.
an assault on Horace Thorn son, rn,o,I
were called for trial. TLecase cam.S
80 anu Nou's on tuFet bonds ira
they were first taken i II n bcopss
Thompson still had his be ll rle.I lin ~
gave evidences OF haylp, been Olc,.,
abused. The defendant, hi not Ann,
that they assaulted the man. nor M
they give any palliating ex use for dOiD,
so. Alter patiently hcarIu The case M.
Bride was fined SIS and costs anon. |
ing to sfO.7Qs. Moran Z 5 and eSsr
amounting to t8l.7O; coidm.n so ,l
costs, amounting TO Is. 40. The VIA.
amoucting to $97. 10. The accused hal
q friend present IN ex Tax collector .oh,
7. Dickey, who handed in lis check In
the whole, and the deien Ia hts LETT CoOt
enthusiastic friends of Mr DIckey IN
new Castle Couhty's nest sheriff.
AT this morning scsslon OF Tie C5urt.
Edward Smith WAS placed in the dcs
to answer charge OF druI ktunes, and
disorderly conduct, and vi tarryipe con.
cealed deadly weapons snlth was at
Thiri md shipley streets al out o'clock
and was making a lively exAvNtWoN Of
himtelf before n large crdT attracted
by his bo.sterousness. lIe ptoclaimd
himself an Englishmau and Cursed tyet
thing he could think OF that was Ams.
can. All the time he 1ourlshei pa
liar and dangerous looking knife. "a
of the blades was slim, narrow pn
OF steel, with m eye in it that mli.i
look like q bagRing needle. He mud
some savage threats to those grouud bin
Officer Sherer arrived on the ground al
after considerable trouble took the VII
man into custody.
lie made savage threats Of what h
would do to the officer and told lin d
would have English counst at the pcla
court to defend him. He lookci hai
enough when he was arraignel ti
morning and said he came from Phliid.
phla. His hearing was pbstpanei uua
rext Monday. morning. to give some Wit
nesses who live on the Bra lne band
a chance to be present.
William Mitchell was 70 nnd drunk N
officer Sherer, Mt Second AMI OarI
streets. lie was fined 81 ahd costs
John Riley and Henry Hagan, tn |
boys, were each placed under 81 " BAD Ia I
keep the peace towards john patlg.oa
No. 206 West Seventh street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
Personals.

PeftVuntA
Mr.. SEQ. 3. Drummond Is rusticating
Of Atlantic City for few days.
The Misses Bratteu and Miss Agnes
Logan started for C-pe May this morn
ing.
Letter carri.r Thomas H. Borden
started on fifteen days vacation yester-
day. AF -
Miss Anna Z. and RE &C. Leney are
spending their vacation ut RehoB0th and
Milford. y p
Miss Matte ". simms. daughter OF
DR.. Slmms, is visiting relatives ut Farm.
inRton, Maryland.
Bishop Coleman will ofilciato In Calvary
church next Sunday, ct both morning
and evening services.
Henry Pratt, 4 well-known citizen OF
Keuton Hundred, Kent County, died on
Tuesday, aged n years.
Miss Lide Layman and Miss Ella LIN
derman, bsve gone to Chesapeake City
to spend week or two with friends.
The Rev. Martin p. Dunlap, rector OF
Old wtdes Church, will start on q two
weeks vacation tho latter part OF the
present month.
H1i. Vohh liz anu Nits6 MI
Z. Thompson were married at Asbury
NJ. E. parsonage, last evening, by the
Rev. J. D. G. Hanna.
Miss McCaully, Of this city, who has
been visiting Ridley Park as the guest OF
D. ii. Haycock, has gone to Canada to
stay until September LIST.
The following policemen started on
their annual weeks vacation this morn
ing; Charles Zerby, Il. L. Willie B,
George G. Raymond, John W. Martin
and Charles W. Schultz.
Miss Annie Alden, of Washington, ID.
c., 10 spending very enjoyable time
while visiting her cousin, Miss Jennie
Croes, at Seventh and Walnut streets.
Miss Clara Scott of this city, who has
been the guest Of Miss Anna Smith, OF
West Chester, for some time, has return
cd home. Miss Smith accompanies her
aud will bs her guest for several weeks.
Mira. Ella Dougherty of this city, and
her daughter Idle, who went to Town
send, Del, about week ago have re-
turned home, well pleased with the r
visit. Mrs. ID. reports bright outlook
for The peach crop in that part of the
county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

II. Walter Vernon aud John p.
Reagan jumped into a buggy last even
Ing aud took little fly up to look in on
the Brandywine Summit Camp. They
got along very well until they turned AT
Johnson's Corner. Here they saw lum.
boring Germantown team ahead. Mod
ding slowly along aud taking up most of
the road. They shouted for the driver to
give more of the road, but he either aid
not hear them or did not mind
them and 30 they attempted to
pass him, but in doing so they ran into
him aud the next thing they knew the
buggy was going on under side up and
they were ttraishtening up from all
tours. A colored man at johnson s
barn ran out and stopped the team.
when an account of ST ok was taken, IL
was found that the Germantown wagon
had bent axle and the other party had
broken whip stock. They were all
glad that matters were no worse.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

Shortly before o'clock yesterday AZ
ternoon bold and daring robbery was
committed at the saloon OF Thomas Far
mar, southeast corner of Fifth and Poplar
streets. Mr.. Farmsr b always been
very accommodating to railroad men, aud
yesterday afternoon about o'clock an
engineer and four others on the Delaware
division, who had been paid of, stopped
ia aud had their checks, amounting to
over $500, oashej. Mr.. Farmar's father
attended to this and placed the checks In
the money drawer back OF the bar. After
the Railroad men went out Mr.. Farmar
went In the front room Of the saloon and
sat down.
Upon returning to the saloon about
halt an hour later and opening the
drawer, he found that the checks and
about Tour dollars In money had been
stolen. His sou Thomas was notified at
once, and he went to the First National
Bank and requested them not to honor
them, but was informed that they had
no option In the matter and were bound
to pay them TO whoever presented them.
Mr.. Former thinking that they might be
one.ed In ZONE other saloon, went
around to number OF places and gave
them notice Lot 10 cash them.
The numbers Of the checks are 5,952,
5.955, 5000, 6.089, 0, LEI. The amounts
were STA, ga. so, s35, $500 SlOd.04 re-
spectively, amounting to t3i4.l4.
The treasurer OF the r., w. & b.
Railroad Company makes out tn Sc
checks TO the order OF the paymaster,
aud they are endorsed BY the superinten-
dent. They are drawn on the First Ma
tional Bank OF this city, and as they are
end rsed by the superintendent of the
need no further endorsement to
secure payment TO whoever presents
them.
Consequently these checks are as good
as cash, II presented at the bank on
which they are drawn. As may be sup
posed Mr.. Farmar is greatly troubled
about the loss of the checks, for II they
are presented the bank will have TO honor
them. The robbery Is supp sed to have
been committed BY two men, who have
for several months made practice OF |
watching the pay car and logging the
men. When the checks were received :, |
man was sitting in the ealoon with a |
newspaper in his hand, but as he watch
ID the proceedings very attentively, be is |
supposed TO be implica ed In the theft.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
A Cows Kick

PoTTsTowN, Pa, Aug. T.. DIR, ! qfa ,.,.
of Philadelphia, assisted by stVal1i IT,!
siciaus of town, to-day mad an au'oss,
on the body of Horace Fryef OF llls ll's ~,
aged Is years, who died a'td = tMfh, ~, ~.
weeks illness of gaugreneaiis ahs vi =
Of the lungs, which batll Tie 9 ~, "a
, ,c h ,a pu b. ",an oo,v sbo1tiy before Bis
iii lin a hut ss,a ,oibing aGDut It ultil
few days before his dea' h. ~ ! bD.s
mortem revealed the collar uone Aii '.n,d
ribs fractured, the ribs be ne daa, ,t,or
nrniec ,s o' ,nto the thn left IL ny. the rsh
being about destroyed. Thf autopsy W.
In the interest OF science.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

The Wawsset add the Pony clubs
which have been playing for the past
two weeks, arc from the Forty AcIes,
but If the Wawaset from the Sou h
aide wish game, they can have 1t on
the 3ist of August, either en- Font aud
Union streets or on the Ponies grounds
The Ponies will play the Defiance at
Front and UDien streets OH Saturday
next.
The Independence base ball club was
organized last saturday with the follow
ing players: j. Bice. c.; j. Mariutir,
p; +. Mccall, SIS j. Varied, LIST b. !;
Il. Smith, u b.; j, Saymar, 81 b.; W.
Morton, !. e; s. Lowe, T. l.; +. Os err
mehl, e. f.. j. Mills, asst. C. f.; l. Co,e, r.
ts. They would like to receive chal-
lenges from any other club whose mem
bers are under Ii years Of ase. An
challenges sent 10 f. Ostermehl, 400
TaJ Tor street, Will meet with prompt at
tention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
DIED.


JOHNSON On the It'll inst, after a
short illness, William johnson, aged 81
years.
Services at his late residence, Eigh-
teenth and Market streets, on Friday
afternoon ut O'Clock.
LARsEN.-On the It'll inst, Albert, son
of Jacob y. and Laura Larsen, aged 3
months.
DuPONT Near Wilmington. Delaware,
on the sth inst, Henry DUPONT, aged
II years
Funeral from his late residence at .
O'Clock OIL Saturday afternoon, the 10th
inst.
kENsZEl.-on August 4, Mt the resi-
dence OF herDrothcr Eghert q. Handy,
st. Paul, MINI, Lily +. g., Wife Of
samuel {. kenszcy, OF Duluth, Mimi,
W. X, Handy. ID. ID.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

Coumbia, Aug. 7-Captain fft 'wsi
Blackwell, brother of john bllta ,,,os
q cousin of James Blackwell, iof WIZ IN
murder John Yeldell is to be trle.l,l ,sd
Edgefleld to-day to erdeavdr 10 NJ" abo
bring back Josh ard Lige Briggs, VA, %
were twice tried for the S llile hle All.
anu ,,haig aequt.e oo,a ar II men nat tho
mony OF THESE Two eo,utcu Of Yellcl,
and it Is by no means certain an VA rro.
Blackwells will. be able to IND au' LII.
duce them in court. Without tiieli 'e e.so
mony the State has absolutely ~
against Yeldell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

A prlsone,,s Efrnrts To Escnnn

SnAMoKfN, Aug. z. Joe Vplinch
who was arrested for deserving and NAL
treating his vile, came near escaping
from the Officer to day. Willie wailiug
for train to 60 to the sunbufy Jail Ut
tie Philadelphia and Heading Railroad
Station, the prisoner suddenly ran across
the track III front OF a moving train, and
both tfic3r end man were nearly run
over. The officer fired at tie fleeing
prisoner, which so unn, rived him that he
tainted and was in that condition when
he reached the Jail.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

A caucus of the Dem ocraiic members
Of Council was held last evening" to
nominate superintendent of the fire
alarm telegraph. iona han W. Aydon
was nominal d by Mr.. Ayars, and Coun.
Gilman Dillin by Mr.. Forrest. Mr..
sawdon nominated City Solicitor Turner,
but upon vote being taken Mr.. Ayton
received all the ballots and he was de.
clared the nominee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

Bayiis & Calkins, at No. us M4rle
although engaged in new business, are
about ole OF the bu lest firms in this
city. Mr.. CalkiEs is out of the city at
tending to orders, while Mr.. Baylis is Ma
busy as It is possible for man to be at
tending to The business IN this city. The
tiles, giates aud mantlepieces furnished
by this firm are superior to anything of
the kind ever before offered In this city.
and the fact tina, they are now receiving
o'dsIs daily shows that these beautiful
ornaments are highly appreciated BY tic
public.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

AT Squire Bertolette's last night, John
Wolsky, was charged by Joseph jogoy.
onsky OF the theft OF some pigeons, but
the evidence not being sufficient to war
rant binding over the case was dis
missed.
Elizabeth Gustus brought charge
against Sarah Il. Williams tor lisorderIy
conduct, and threats brought through
running away with her husband, who
has teen missing for two years. Sa-ah
was held under 500 to keep the peace.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
A Wedding at sIlddlot' ,un, Del

Tho -oad;,o Of Ma A J, ClayUp
- "1 "ee1,n1 VI If MiIdletown,
an D. ID, ID. y; waa nam1 afternoon, tho
LOOK 1 piaGe Mean n s9,,oy.,, inn The bride,
hey. N. IL; Aaams omSa' Us attlred 10
pearl white silk faille en- ira u anu sic
diamonds, the gift of she groom After
carried a bouquet OF wn aun, In Uot was held
and alter that Mr.. ard Mrs.. Ma MAJ. nd Del.
for Watkins Glen, Niagara ans NV
aware Water Gap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug. s.-An expla.
sion Of naphtha occurred At East Bufa o,
yesterday afternoon On the steam yacht
Cedar ltilge, which was about to start on
pleasure trip down the river. Edith
and Larney CIucker were burned to
death, Howard Crocker was drowned,
and John Rubenstein, carpenter, was
burned to death by his boat house taking
fire from the yacht. Three other persons
were injured.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

The morocco factory OF Michael Newell,
at Conrad and Adams streets, las beer,
leased to William Beadenkopf for a term
of TIN years. This builcing is six stories
high and fronts on Adams and Conrad
streets. The capacity is 10 dozen skins a
day. Mr.. b adenkopf will take posses-
sion at once, but active operations will
not be commenced until about Septem-
Der LIST.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

The 81. Mary's I A. B. Society is In n
iiourlshing condition, aid at the last
me ting Is new members were admitted.
making total membership of 100. The
new book case has been procured and
the society now has one of the finest and
best libraries In this city. This society i.
beneficial and pays the members 81 a
week during sickness or disability.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

Mayor Harrington has al pointed John
V. WEIGH, No. 33s Claymont street, a
police otlieer in place OF Jemes IL. Nc.
Sorley, few days ago dismissed. WEIGH
has been an employe In the p, w. g. B.
railroad shops aud was very highly
recommended. lie Is about SO years
Old.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

The Young Peoples Association of st.
Paul's NJ. E. Church will give an excur-
zion on the steamer Republic TO morrow
(Ffiday), to Cape May, the train leaving
the foot OF French street at o'clock a..
m, at the low rate of 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

Sheriff Allen will sell at public sale, at
the Court House on Saturday, the 10th
Inst, the brickhouse on Windsor street,
below Ninth street, belonging TO Lewis
7. Springer, Z N. Morley aud 8. 7.
/ Cause.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
State of the Temperature


Tomorrow promises to be fair to
partly cloudy and slightly wal mer. Sim
liar conditions will probably prevail on
Sa,urdar, followed by showers in differ
ent localities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08

bury NJ. L. parsonage, on Wednesday
evening. August I. by the Rev. John
y. q. Hannn, John II. Banthem and
Miss Mamie Z. Thompson, both Of this
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-08
IIoR RENT

80 s8l Iatrall street. II rooms and bath.
10. Us an lu' IN street, rooms and bath,
80 ldi2 Van Buren, street, II room land hath
Nos Iaol, 1906 West Front street. rooms
NJ. ls-l, 1875 West Front street., o roolas and
bah,
~. Is ! West Front street. sr oins and bath,
- " Jel' rsen str, 81, tJiEs, no oath.
~" 10 est lhirleentu street, I rooms, no
bath.
30, " 0 delaware avenue, rooms and blth.
So l9l9 West Second Il cct, 0 rooms and
hutlt,
No. . Wet sec3li ,treet, rooms, no bath
bAlh
\ ~, 4and u sorth Clayton street, rooms
and bath.
NJ. ) 3 E'st S xth street. rooms 0 bath.
NJ. TO East y luth street, rooms AMI batli,
No. 1914 last III rtetnth street, g rooms and
bath.
No, l55 East Fifteenth street, rooms and
bath.
No. sos Church street, rooms md bath.
| No. Ar East ~clth street, o rooms ana bath
StuIc, M, ~ Market street.
| store, No. S hs.t Second ; rect. ----.5
| Store, southeast conner OF Third and MAD
| i7On streets,
store, NJ. iJlI Market street. -----
| store, No. 0Iishipley str5et.
HEALD & co.,
| Seventh ard Market streets