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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Locallettep.

The Rehoboth camp meeting viii
commence July 9Th, and continue four
weeks. The terms for tents are. Two
story tents, 80 per two weeks, or $1b
for the whole time; one story tent, &s
for two weeks, or $40 for the whole
time. Apply to Rev. G. W. Prsttyman
at Lewis.
Rev. J. Wesley Sullivan, the newly
elected pastor Of Brandywine Baptist
church at Chadd's Ford, will begin his
pastorate tomorrow. Prof. H. w.
Pyle Of this city will preside at the
organ.
As Isaac Richards of New Garden,
Pa, was coming to this city few days
ago his horse dropped dead on the
road. Mr.. R. also lost another horse
from lung fever on Friday of last
week.
William Harkens died at his home
in Mill Creek Hundred q few days ago,
aged 81 years.
A fne COW belonging to Thomas H..
Poole of Mill Creek Hundred, had one
Of her legs broken few days ago.
TT. J. Baldwin Of Mill Creek Hun
ired, raised full crop Of Strawberries
the present season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
An Engineers Brave Act.

As the 11.30 train on the New. Jersey
Southern Railroad was approaching the
depot at Seabright on Thursday, the
engine struck Charles Byres, q fisher
man, who was walking on the track.
The force Of the blow tossed him some
distance into the air, and in falling he
struck on the pilot Of the engine, to
which he managed to cling for few
seconds. Meanwhile, William Nivison
the engineer. dashed through the small
window in front Of his seat, shivering
the glass to atoms, and, running along
the narrow ledge by the side Of the
engine, grasped the man Just as
strength and consciousness were begin
ming to fail him and he was sliding
down TO inevitable death, Rivison
dragged him from his peril0gs position,
and held him until the trai tcould be
stopped, when both were relieved.
Byres was conveyed Immediately to his
home, and upon examination, was
found to have sustained fracture Of
the thigh, and severe COMMISSIONS about
the hip. He is 35 years old. Nivissn
has been in the employ Of the New
Jersey Southern Railroad for several
years, and has been always noted for
strength and daring.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
THE OrHEx srpE.
What Member or ihe ShfeHdw LIZ.
brary Says Rbont Kigney's AL
legged settlement.

Drafy Says RbOut Klgney'S AL
legged settlement.
| MEssRs. EDIToRs In Thursda avs Ia
sue OF your valuable paper, Isee a com.
munication from Lawrence J. Rignsy.
the embezzling Treasurer of the Shields,
Library Association, in which he would
make It appear that he is more sinned
against than SHINING. 1t Is true that 4
Communication was received BY the
II, L. A. in which Rigney compared
himself to Confucius, the heather phi
,losopher, Patrick Henry and several
other eminent men, and asked that q
90 mmittse OF three be appointed TO con-
fen with him, as he desired to maJyst 4.
settlement, and had the impadence 10
name the three members he vishei 10
serve in that capacity. The requsss
was complied With, the President using
his own judgment in selecting the com.
lmfttee, and having received instrue-
Itions from the Association they waited
on Eigney. but did not give him the
assurance that the affair wouI6 tje
lamicabiy adjusted unless he agreed to
their terms. Wien the terms were,
made known to hing BY the gentlemari--
ly chairman Of the ccnsmittee, lie round
" abused that Official, and it was plain.
that he was not at aHanxious to refund
the money, but that he and his ffiendsi
created the rumor in order to build I'M.
his business which has become areatly
impaired by his crooked action. The
disgusted committee l3ft him and re-.
ported to- the Association al the next :.
meeting, and thus the. matter ended.
The general opinion is t;tat 1t will neyA
er come up again, as the major portion
OF the members consider 8igney flight
as air." Another thing, It is evident
from the tenor of his communication
that he is mentally derasged, for to
my mind he Indirectly Challenges the
members Of the Shields Library to fight
him. No doubt he has come to the con-
clusion that man with tainted name
could fare far better as a meraber of the
Prize Ring than in the pursuit Of
legitimate business. Had the members
Of the shields' Library no respect for
themselves, nor fear Of prosecution BY
the Society for the Prevention,ofC Cruelty
to Animals, Rigney would certainly
have had his desires gratiied some time
ago; but being gentlemen, and having
been Taught from infancy never to
cross" aperson possessing diseased
mind, they most respectfully decline
the kind invitation to have little set
to, but would be grateful for . portion
Of the embsz7led funds. Thanh Heaven
the Association was not crippled by the,
defalcaticn, and the members are conf
dent that on the sixteenth of August
next, the treasury will be in as good,
II not in better condition than 1t was
at the time of the embezzlement. s.
have no doubt but that the Association
will condemn my action in this matter,
as It 10 their intention to hold no CON.
troversy, but l cheerfully submit to-
not because l was one of the
many who considered Rignsy an honest
man, and wish to take revenge in this
manner for personal motives, but to-
place the Shields Library Association
Ia true light before the public.
Be JUST AND FEAR Nor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Rerious Accident.

The Kennel Advance says: On
Thursday afternoon last as Alexander
Black, Of East Marlborough, was trim
ming Usage hedge he tripped himself
and fell upon the point Of his shears.
He received thrust in the arm and an
artery was punctured from which the
blood flowed in . vigorous stream. Mr..
Black made his way faint and bleeding
to the residence Of VIM. Palmer, whore
an effort was made to stop the bleed
ing while q man was dispatched to
this borough for DR.. Taylor who now
has the case in charge.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
F0RD OH LYNCH.
The Outlook for this Afternoons
Nomination Election.

Nomination ElectieB.
Fun Of the most pronounced natur,
will take place In the Democratic rank
to-day or all signs fail. The nomina
tion election for Sheriff and coroner
will be hsld and factional feeling will b
likely TO run higher than it did at tbs
recent Democratic county meeting al
New Castle. The Ford men say they
will mot stand any bull .dozing from the
Lynch people, and the Lynch folks say
they will resent any encroachments on
their rights BY the Ford forces. A good
many threats have been made by the
friends Of Mr.. Lynch, which, If carried
ont, will convert the election into an
extensive Donnybrook Fair.
To-day q circular is being extensive
ly circulated around town, which
nigh. increase Mr.. Ford's chances, but
for the atrooious pun with which it
concludes. It is as follows
READ AND REFLECT.
To THE woRKINeMM OF WIIxINeaoN.
|-lu casting your ballots to-day, you
should have no hesitation in choosing
the candidate whom you will honor
with your franchise. You have an op-
|portunity, too seldom presented, ofhon-
|oring one Of your own number, and
You should embrace 1t. In
THOMAS FoRD,
you have at one and the same time q
fellow-wsrkman, neighborand q tried
friend. All over Wilmington are scat
tered the evidences Of his skill and in.
dustry, in the shape Of stately build
ings, and feeling Of home pride should
induce You TO honor the man who has
done much towards building mp our
city. While we have nsthing person
ally to say against his opponents, we
do most emphatically assert, that II is
about time we convinced our friends in
the Hundreds, that there can be found
among the skillful workmsn Of Will
mingtsn, men who are as capable Of
filing County Offices as are our friends
outside Of the city. AT present there
is not single Wilmingtonian among
our County officers, and the opportu-
nifty to change this should not be- lost.
Workingmen Of Wilmington! Rally
round your oomrade, and when asked
to vote for any one else, let your oppon-
ents know you can't af-FoBD It.
MANY woRKINGMRN.
The fight for support IS at white heat
to-day and the crowd Of ward politi-
clans are all carrying q large quantity
of rum. This will have tendency to
put them in good fighting humor by
the time the polls open.
The polling places are as follows:
First ward--White Horse House.
Second-Felton House.
Third-East, Barnum house West
Fourth and Madison.
Foarth-West, City Hall; East, Fifth
and Pine.
Fifth--East, Lafayette hotel; West,
Seventh and Madison.
Sixth-South, Sc zenith ami Market !;
North, Fourteenth and King.
Seventh-East, Tenth and Orange /;
West, Logan house.
Eighth-Elghth and Pine.
Ninth-Old Academy.
Tenth--Jackson and Pleasant.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
nR. DUNN sss run EnAL,
fhe services Mt ~. Aadre WIS r. +
CbnFek Yesterday

DIE. c. Cumming was buried from
bis latp residence, No. 704 Marke
,trsst, yesterday afternoon. The re
mains were encased in beautifa sill
ver-MDuntsd caskst. The floral dis
play consisted Of cross and wYe ath
Abort five O'Clock the funeral scr
tege proceeded to the St.Andrew's p
3. church. ThepalI bears were: On,
Bullock, BUSH. Draper and Kane. A
funeral hymn was played as the pail
bearers preceded BY Bishop Lee and
Rev. J. W. Kay and followed by mem
bers Of the family, walked up the sisle
and took sests in the front part Of the
church.
The services were conducted by the
Bishop, assisted by M. Kaye. In Gu
logizing the character of the deceased
the Bishop referred to the hind and
loving nature which he possessed, and
said it would bs with feelings Of regret
that those upon whom he waited in
sickness would miss him..
! The speaker referred 10 the brittle
thread Of life and said "Bbast mot thy
self of tomorrow, for thou kI owest not
what day may bring fcrtl,." Con-
tinufng he said thanksgiving Should
be mingled with lamentations the life
and character Of the deceased allevia
ted the sorrow Of those who were pres
emit. IrreproachablS life, Just, prudent
and kind character, his righteousness
was not his own, Bat was the. right
eousuess Of Jesus Christ. He was enc
whose faith had laid hold on the hope
set before him in the Gospel. His life
was q life in Christ.
The Bishop referred to religion in
the medical profession. Said he, how
much depends on accurate discrimina>
tipn and ready will to act at mo-
'ments notice What trust is reposeta
in physicianf How lie should look|
to- the Great Source for aid 2 Many
are the diseases beside those which in
fest the flesh, and the medical man
needs the softeAing influence Of faith in
Christ.
The speaker said that this season
must come tt all and concluded by ex.
hsrting them TO be ready. At six
O'Clock the cortege proceeded to the
Wilmington and Brandywins cemetery
where the interment took place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12

Rev. J. s. Inskip and wife left their
cottage by the sea early on Monday
morning for New York, to return no
more until they circumnavigate the
globe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gregg Chandler, Of
Wilmington, are expected at their
Summer. cottage, Maine avenue, the
present week.
DR.. Tantum, Of Wilmington, Del,
has taken possession of his cottage,
corner Maine avenue and Pilgrim
Pathway for the summer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Centenary Celebration.

On Sunday, June 9th, the Baptist
churches and Sabbath schools Of this
city, will hold anniversaries in COM
memoration Of Robert Raikes, and the
Sunday school Of one hundred years
ago. The same programme will be
used in all Of the churches and will con-
sist Of . sermon, singing, scriptural
readings, prayers, and special sollec-
tions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
YaIuable on PaintIngs

have been selling below the cost Of
framing, at Ogle's, 807 Market street.
Remember the auction sale tonight.
Paintings must be sold regardless Of
the original cost, as per instructions
from the owners. Now Is the time TO
buy cheap works Of great merit and
beauty. Tonight
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Personal.

Mr.. Charles W. Belts, foreman OF the
James & Webb job printing establish
meat, will leave this city this evening
for the purpose Of taking charge Of the
Hampton Press printing office, which
Is contested with the Hampton(Va)
University.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12

On Thursday evening as the Misses
Cornish residing on Adams street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, were coming of
the boat on their return from the Union
NJ, Z. Sunday School excursion they
found that somebody who had no right
nor claim to their provision basket had
carried it off and forgot to return it.
The basket contained a half dozen
knives and other articles Of value. The
ladies request that the basket shall be
to their residence or to the
Union church where they can get 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
The Dlspensation OF Justice LAST
Evening.

Mayor Almond disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases last evening:
A man for fighting in the street was
fined two dollars and costs.
A colored boy, named. James Roberts,
for jumping upon the SAC express
train and riding to the P. w. Il B. R.
R., was fined Ave dollars and costs.
Two men, charged with drunken
ness, were fined fifty cents and costs.
VIM. Kelley, John Campbell, Geo.
Walker, Elijah Countiss, John Gard
ner, Samuel Ferguson and VIM. Bald
win were arraignsd for loa6ng In the
vicinity Of Water and Market streets.
Several officers stated that all the priso-
ners, save Campbell and Walker, were
noted bummers. Kelley, Countiss,
Gardner, Ferguson and Walker were
ordered to be confined for forty-eight
hours.
.SThe case Of Daniel Hamilton, COL,
who was charged with violating Sec
tion 8, page Ill, City Ordinance, in
the matter Of cleaning oesspools contra
~ to the rules Of the Board Of Health,
was postponed until next Monday
evening at seven O'Clock, so that wit
nessss for the defence who are now
absent from the city might be present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Fratermal visit,

franklin Circle, Ne. 6, Brotherhood
Of the Union, Of this city, went to Ches-
ter, Pa, last evening, where they were
entertained by the franklin Circle.
They were met at the depot by the re-
ceiving circle, and were escorted to the
lodge-room in Cutler's Hall. Oglesby's
band furnished music. They were CIV
en- banquet at Browns Delaware
House, after which speeches were made
and a good time generally was expert
saced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Masistrate Coles Court.

John Quinn was arraigned before
Magistrate Cole last evening on the
charge Of cruelty to animals. His case
was pleaded by H. R. Pennington. On
the Esd day Of May, John, who resides
over Third street bridge struck with o
brick and otherwise cruelty beat COW
which belonged to his sister-in.lsw.
The cow was with calf and both have
since died. The case continued until
after ten o'clock, fourteen witnesses
being examined. The Magistrate ad-
judged Quinn guilty and fined him
twelve dollars and costs, which amount
cd to 423.92.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
late the seeretions.

|ndsavors to preserve health
utmost Importance that we
secretory system in perfect
The well-known remedy,
Ort, has specific actions upon
rs, liver and bowels. Use IL
dosing with vile bitters Of
bis. It is purely vegetable,
mpt but mild In action.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12

The following Directors constitute
the s'Kiamensi WOODEN Co.," John Pill
ling, William Dean, Thomas Pilling,
Thomns r. Bayard and Enos 4. Wood.
Mr.. John Pilling is President and VIM.
Dean, Secretary and Treasurer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
New Castle Items.

1UI Gn0 uopuDilCuh' -.
NEW CASTLE, June IL, 1880.
The lettering on the tablet Of the
new hall was completed this week by
our fellow townsman Mr.. ]. Herman.
It Ia of Ohio buff stone, and Is nearly
Ave foot square, on the upper part Ia
cut q square and compass with the let
ter G In the centre, then follows the
date Of erection, 1879, and below are
three links with the letters +. L. J. en-
closed. The inscription is surrounded
by an oval mouliing, and the whole
work Ii done in bold relief.
Prince Edwards Lodge, No. II, F.
and A. M. will hold strawberry festi-
val and musical entertainment in the
Colored School, on Williams street, on
Friday and Saturday evenings, June
18th and 10th. .
Rev. M. A. Richards will tomorrow
Sunday morning, preach the last Of
his series Of sermons on the Lords
The nomination by the Democratic
party to-day in this city will be warm
" contested, especially for that of the
Sheriff, and a large vote will DO polled.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
AFnlse Report.

Miss 8. @. Stevenson writes to the
REPUBLICAN to say that the rumor that
she is to sail for Japan this coming fall
is entirely incorrect, as she has no such
expectations whatever.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
A Diamond,

hats of different shades Of the
J, materials and fine flowers,
Zen in Mrs. R. s. Kirby's Gal.
bdsome window, No. 202 King
ladies' desiring & fashionable
hing hat or bonnet would do
|ll on her before making their
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
winter Butter.

her divide his white winter
1.-Two lots, while yet. in the
Ina, and for one make use Of
butter Color, made BY Wells,
] & Co., Burlington, VT,
bthsr goes to market without
he will discover on what
interest depends. This color
bns, rich, golden yellow Of
|ty June butter, and is not
b the dull red tint, objected
butter color.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12

We would recommend all TO try DR..
Browning's Tonic and Alternative, as II
is perfect blood purifier, makes new
blood, reddens old blood. enriches poer
blood and gives vigorous health. The
dose is but one teaspoonful for adults,
and smaller in proportion for children,
and II is exceedingly pleasant to take.
For sale by the proprietor, W. Cham
pion Browning, M. D., 11l1 Arch street,
Philadelphia, and all druggists. Price
SOC. and IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Excur stOm.

y Street Sabbath School will
II annual excursion this year
Heights, on Friday, July 2.
hdults, 50c. children, Csc. |;
from any Of the teachers,
Co.'s book store, and Rumford
\ Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
A mrpAyIGHT FALL.
ysnn Melvin, ". riIe Asleep Falls
from q Thfrd-sfe.vy window and
Awasz ems with . M 'actured Skull.

y Dhp Melvin. " lille Asleep Falls
from q Thfrd-sfe. W window and
Awailens with . ", 'actured Skull
The people living mar Sixth and
Poplar streets were stsrtlAd this morn
Ing about 1870 o'clock by loud cry fol-
lowed by heavy crash as Of some
heavy body falling upon the pavement.
Examination showed that q man had
fallen from the third-story window OF
the house Of Sam'l Harris ut 4l2 East
Sixth street.
Tho man, whose name Is John Melvin,
was found 10 be seriously hurt. The
facts Of the fall are as follows: Mr..
Melvin and his roommate retired last
night at the usual hour to their room
in the third story. Mr.. Melvin has
been in the habit Of sleeping with the
windows up. The bed stands close to
the window looking out in the street.
he got into bed on the side next to the
window. He put his head out Of the
window and went TO sleep. His compan-
ion had gone into q doze, when he heard
o wild cry, and relied that Melvin had
fallen out Of the window.
In falling the unfortunate mans
head struck the steps, which were con-
siderably broken. His skull was frac-
tured by the force Of the fall. Drs.
Brown, West and Kembls were sum-
moned, and hey oil united in the be-
lief this morning that he could not re-
cover. He was unconscious all night,
but to-day was sensible again.
Melvin 10 about twenty-five years Of
age, and Is Q carpenter at jackson 4
Sharp's. He is Q native Of Denton,
Caroline Co., Nd, where his family,
well-to-do people, and he is 3
nephew of J. II. Emerson, one Of the
proprietors Of the "Daily News" Of
this city. Mr.. Harris is also relative.
He came here in last January.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Piles Cured.

81 have had the piles for more than
40 years; have tried many different
remedies, but have had more relief in
one loo. box Of cdr. Bliss Pile SAlve''
than In any or all the other remedies.
J. N. BRAoKIN, Christiana Hid.
N. B.-The remedy can be had Of DR..
Bliss, 217 West Sd street, Will, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Unusual Mortality.

3. B. Frazer, Registrar Of Deaths,
has issued during the week 80 burial
permits. This is certainly an unusually
large number Of deaths.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1880-06-12
Lost Triben of Israel.

James Blake will lecture on the Lost
Tribes Of Israel. at the Opera House,
tomorrow, June 18th at half past z
O'Clock. Seats free. Come all that
can, ministers and their congregations.