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Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
LOYAL TXssE TABLE,.


For Philadelphia and intermediate stations
:, $40, 1880, a. H.; 80, T.t0, 9 q, 81, y.
III. ON Sundays: J.lO o. M; 80 go, V.1O
p. m.
Paila. Express: e.sn, ., a.44, lO.o2s. IN. Sun
FOR Phlla. and rev YnrN' 1853, 22s. $50, zoo
1902, ll.II q. m; +l2 80. *I3 ~, dim
ited) b.4S p. N. Sundays, la, 2.2S u. IN.
For baltimore and way stations: l2.5l, s.3b a.
m: IL 81, s ~ p. N.
For Baltimore, Washington and Bay Line
4 40, 1.0s y. II.
For Baiumoro and Washington: 1851, acs
2Ib, 500 O. m; 1872. l,04 (Iinnitcd) 40
1908 o. ID. Sundays: 126i, 2.o3, alba. m.
For information apply 1T depot.
For New CEstie: 6Ou, v.2J, u. H., LOB, 3.Vt
B.3S p. M,
For Harrington and intermediate stations
W, n. No.: ~ 8. as t.. m.
For Deimlr and int-Ics data stations: . z5 q
M; IS o. m.
For Wilmington 4 Torthsrn ". B.: 100, O.
M; $50. b2S, p. m, M Sunday trains.
Arrive 8 and ILLS a. IN, and 0. % p. m.
Fer delaware Vest 70 i, r.: solS, 1l.90, an
$50 D. m. No SuLdc7 slaiaHr
rRAINs FOR wILMIS 6ToH LEAVE YHILApnrr
PHIA,
From Bread street snd Washington avenue
1880, $40. 1880, 1913, 1l.sS a. m; 1.So, IS 81
4, b1b, ., $40, 9, go, n.3lp. m. On sun
days: $50 q, To-; 0, 8, p.se, li.3op y. N,
FINN 1'hirty-Socond and MarvStp'reGu: 10
7.ao. l1.S5 q. m: 1925. (Limited) 3.46 p. Ii
JD Sandavs: LOS q. m.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Congress.

In the U. Senate yesterday, the
report of the Select Committee or the
removal of the Northern Cheyenrea
was presented, with resolution di
recting the b. cretsry of the Interior to
report suitable boundaries for reser.
vatien of those Indians in the Indian
Territory. 1t was ordered to be print.
ed and recommitted. The Sundry
Civil bill was considered. After an
executive session the Senate adjourn.
ed.
Ia the House, Mr.. Tucker, from the
Ways aud Means Committee, reported
the bill fixing the duty on hoop iron at
IS per cent. ad valorem, and author
izing the refnnding OF duties in excess
of that amount paid on such iron since
the 12'h of March. The bill was pass.
cd. The bill fixing the duty on barley
malt at IS cents per bushel was also
passed. A conference report on the
Post office Appropriation bill was
agreed to. The news Of Mr.. Garfeld'f
nomination was received during the
calling Of the roll on motion to ad
iourn, ard was greeted with applause
A ter the adjournment, a jubiIatior
meeting was held in the Chamber by
the Republicans. The Democrats re
NAMED in their seats and, once al
least, ned in the cheers for Gar,
field,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
l.OCAAetN

The new locomotive from the Bald
win Locomotive Works, went over the
P. W. Il. B. R. R. yesterday for the
Shenandoah Valley R. R. Messrs Bow
ers, Dure & Company are building a
lot of cars for the same line.
A meeting Of the Stockholders of the
Eastern Shore Railroad will be held at
the Girard Bank in Philadelphia on
Thursday, the l0.h inst, to reorganize
and elect thirteen directors.
The yacht Falcon" will leave for
Washington Oh Friday from the H. &
II. yards, She is being painted, up.
holstered and receiving her boats and
awning.
The Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company of the State of Delaware is
now paying cut the dividend Of ter. pei
cent. ordered few weeks sgo.
The assessment of horses and mulef
in this city can be seen at the Office O.
the Clerk of the City Council dur
ing this mouth.
Albert H. Silver advertises for pro.
posals to the 2lst inst, for the granite,
curb, wall, steps, and sidewalk for the
new Court House.
Point Lookout on the W. & N. R. r.
will be the scene of an excursion of the
Friends Social Lyceum on Saturday
next.
Mccartney & Ksnney, upho,sterers,
furnished the steamer rs. M. Felton,
with all her carpet, five hundred yards
The Pussy 4 Jones company is build.
ing steam launch to be used for ex-
portaticn in South American Rivers.
The finest Vanilla Beans to be had al
Danforth' "cheap" drug store, End &
Market streets. Examine the "Cellu
loid" truss.
Flags at the P. W. & B. R. R. depo
are flying in honor of Garfeld's nom
ination.
The "Fish Hawk" is still at Pussy !
Jones wharf waiting for Matching ma
chinery.
Wilmington has a base ball boom.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
POLITICAL POTPOURRI.
Party Picking Pluckcd at Odd
Moments.

Moments.
The news Of the nomination of Gen.
eral James A. GARFIELD was received in
this city with every manifestation of
delight by the Republicans, and near
ly every one you met declared that it
was the best nomination that had been
made for years.
Chester A. Arthur, the candidate for
Vice-President, was Grant man, and
darker horse than Garfield. He was
at "outs" &ith Hayes, and lost the
collectorShip Of New York for his ill.,
dependence.
A ratification meeting will be held TO-
night by the Lincoln Club, at which
time the Chicago nomination will be
confirmed. Anthony Higgins, Esq,
and others will make addresses.
Lots Of people laughed the other day
when The editor Of the two-cent after
noon organ commended the appoint
ment of Cochran Clerk of the Peace
because his Wilmington competitor had
not always been a Democrat. This is
another instance OF the pot being called
black by the blacker kettle.
And now ex.Representative Ware ia
working his State Senatorial boom with
vigor.
The "boys" at the Lincoln Republi.
can Club room were duly enthused last
night.
The field is the best thing to bet or
in a National Convention. Yesterday
the field won all the money.
George Gray, Esq., is expected tc
nominate Senator Bayard at Cincin
natl,
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
The Fu(ure Bonanza Lode.

All the world and his wife are now
deeply interested in tic tales Of lucky
miners who get geld stakes of fifty dol
lars and sell ont for fortune. But il
any one will take slate tnd pencil
and sit down and do simple rule Of
three they cannot help but come to the
conclusion that instead OF dropping
work and going across the continent,
the best way to strike q rich vein Of
gold is to send from one 10 ten dollars
for part or whole Of ticket in the
June drawing Of the Louisiana State
Lottery to M. A. Dauphin, New Or
leans, La, or same person at No. 81:
Broadway, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
THE HOME SCHOOL.
En- commencement Exercises
Last Evenins-ReW ard for Merit
GudV

En- COnomenccmenS Exercises
Last Evenins-ReWa ard for Merit
tudy.
The Home School, of which Miss
Emile Il. Thompson is principal, closed
yesterday and the Commencement Rx.
ercises took place in the evening at No.
730 Market street. The occasion was a
very pleasant one and was attended by
parents aud friends of the children to
the number of over fifty.
The exercises opened with the award
of premiums by Miss Thompson. The
premiums were given for review lsssons
or, as the teacher aptly put it, "for les
sons learned, not recited." This review
covered the whcle course of study, and
the children stood the test remarkably
well. =
Among those who acquitted themselves
with more than usual credit ia review
were Miss Nellie Dubois and dies Lou
Johnson, young ladies, between thirteen
and fourteen years of age, who in spell
ing did not miss one word in long list
of 8,876. Three other scholars, Miss
Bessie Draper, Zaidee Dorsey and May
Ward only missed six words out of the
same number.
The feature Of the evening was the
presentation of gold ring, which was
offered by gentleman as a prize for
scholarship and department. The honors
were very evenly divided between Miss
Lou Johnson and Miss Nellie Dubois
but the former finally secured it upon
a drawing OF chances.
A very interesting composition or
Education" by Miss Nellie Dubois
was read. 1t WAS q thoughtful article
and reflected credit on the young au
thoress.
Following the presentation was ar
address by Rev. E. c. Alcorn, teacher
Of Latin, to his class. A dialogue, "The
Dollars" was then nicely rendered by
four young ladies, Misses Mamie
Warner, Zsidee Dorsey, Lon johnson
and May Ward.
The Home School was established
September 9Th, 1879, and has only beer
in exiStance, therefore, nine months. 1
has been deservedly popular, and tn,
scholars number fifty. II is q most ex
cellent institution for the instruction il
all the branches Of small children ant
misses. The new term will commenc,
September Is.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Tho UuiOu Excurgfnn

! Tne annual excursion Of the Upior
N. E. Sunday school will take place to
morrow, the "Clyde" leaving French
street wharf at 7 o'clock, A. M, fol
Bombay Hook Grove. A report having
got into circulation that a lager beef
saloon was in full blast on the occasion
Of other Sunday school excursions from
this city 10 the Grove, a committee
from the Union school visited Mr.. Rey
bold, the proprieto, of the Grove,in ref
ersnce to to the matter and protesting
against the sale Of liquor aHd beer a.
the Grove, II the reports were true.
Mr.. Reybsld informed them that Il
liquor and beer were sold there on Sun.
day school excursion occasions it was
against his express orders and II he
knew Of any person selling upon such
occasions he would hold them to strict
accountability. Under these circum-
stances, the managers Of the excursion
will see that no liquor or beer will be
exposed for sale tomorrow. The
school will meet at the church at e.
O'Clock in the morning.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
FINE PAINTINGS.
The Art Collection Of OIL PAINTINGS
at 0gIe,s Auction Rooms.

A great many of our citizens are VS.
ting the gallery Of paintings now open
on free exhibition, during the day and
evening OF Thomas n. ogle's, No. SOY
Market street. This collection Is the
finest ever offered for sale in this city,
and must be sold to close out the con
signments by the artists to the Art gall
lery at No. 800 Chestnut street, Phila-
delphis.
No. l49 in the catalogue, "The Fish
erman's Family" painted by Prof..
Henry Ritter of Dusseldorf, Germany,
is splendid example of this justly
celebrated artist. This little gem has a
gallery valuation Q: $3.50.
No. 155 is an OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
work of art by VIM. Slayer, ST., oil
London, an artist who stands in repu-
tation next 10 Sir Edwin Lardseer. II
represents cool shady nook with cat
tie resting under a cluster of grand old
trees. This painting is fnishedswith
truthful fidelity for nature, aud is wor'
thy a position in any gentleman's par
lor.
No. 1872 has the spirit and dash of a
master, being picturesque in subject
and fue in color, it was painted by Geo
f Bensell and representing "tEe glory
of the tropics"
No. 55 is painted by an English ar
tist, James B. Morehead, residing in
philad slphia. The subiee. is winter
at the old Scheuzan mill" at the head
waters of the MoselIe, Germany, aud
is beautiful ornament for over the
mantlepiece.
| A. there are no prices placed on these
pictures they are to be sold regardless
Of what they cost or the valuation. Our
citizens now will have chance to
decorate their homes with works OF
great merit and value at their own
p.ices. Sale commences Thursday
evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
THIRD EDITION.
DOCTORS In SESSION.

Meeting OF the sIate Medical 30.
clety-What was DOne-RssOIu-
lions OF Respect-A Lady Admit
TED &c.
Special Correspondence Of the REPUBLICAN,
DOVER, June 8.-The annual meeting
of the State Medical Society was held TO-
day and largely attended. DR.. John X
Kane President of the society, presided
and after opening read well writer
and interesting article on Crest fol
woman"
DR. Read J. Mckay followed with a
valuable article upon the reflection ant
accommod alton of the eye to vision. L
showed that fruitful source Of diseas'
to the eye is improper accommodation
and the use of proper glasses is thu
remedy.
DR.. L. P. Bush read very interest
ing biographical sketch of the phy8i
clans OF Delaware almost from the set
Element Of the State.
Miss Josephine NJ. R. White OF Will
mington, was elected member of the
Society. She is the first female physi
clan ever admitted to the Society. Dr.
Smith Cooper of Wilmington. Drs. Emo
aud Bslville of New Castle County and
DR.. Tomlinson OF Sussex County wer'
also elected members.
The following officers were then elec
ted:
Pres.den,-Dr. +. Dawson.
Vice President-D. W. Maull.
Treasurer-J. W. Sharp.
Secretary-G. W. Marshall.
Censors-New Castle Connty-S. L
West, Read J. Mckay and Irving S
Vallandigham.
Kent county-W. T. Collins, J. Il
Wilson and A. Whitley.
Sussex county-R. G.. Ellegood, C
H. Richards and David II. Hall.
Delegates to National Society-Nev
Castle county-L. P. Bush, J. A. Draper
Howard Ogle, Read j. Mckay, SwithiI
Chandler and G. G. Chamberlain.
Kent County Isaac Jump, William
Marshall, W. T. Collins and L. A. II
Bishop.
Sussex County-C. Fl. Bichsrds, R. 6
Ellegood, David II. Hall and--Tom
! linson.
Delegates TO the Pennsylvania Stat
Medical Society:
New Castle County,. K. Kane, W
r. Bullock and L. S. West.
Kent County-A. Whitley, Thomas
Cahall ard G. W. Marshall.
Sussex County-D. Mustard and II
Burton.
Medical examiners
New Castle County,. p. Bush, J
J. Black, Read J. Mckay, swithin Chan
dler and Howard Ogle.
Ecnt County,. W. Sharp, L. A. II
Bishop, L. Cooper, +. G. Enos and B
L. Lewis.
Sussex County, Tomlinson, J
W. Marsh, J. A. Hopkins, G. II. Rich
ards and Hugh Martin.
Resolutions we're adopted from a com
mittee, which had been appointed upol
the death of DR.. Z. C. Dunning. Th
resolutions were very appropriate.
copy was ordered to be sent to the fami
ly of the deceased.
The meeting was attended by quite
number of persons from outside Of tn
State.
Tee Society adjourned to meet l.
Dover, june 8th. 1881.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Trouble Amongst Nefshbors.

Shade and Hannah Smell, are tenants
in house belonging to Mrs. Farrell,
over Eleventh street bridge. A report
having got into circulation that the
tenants were going to vacate the premi-
ses, Mrs. Farrell put the case in the
hands Of an officer to collect the rent
coming due. This it appears led to
harsh words on the part of the tenants,
when Mrs. Farrell had Shade Smell
arrested for using abusive language
which led to his binding over to keep
the peace by Esq. Vandegrift on Mon
day night. Hannah Smell then entered
countersuit before Esq. Bertolette for
the same offence, which ended in the
payment Of costs by Mrs. Farrell and
giving bonds TO keep the peace.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
SECOND EDITION.
FOUR CASES.
Those who tOed the J0-fi'e Ma II
nj Police C0url Last Atgei,

Th0ke WUO tOeu tuO S""'he vs." N
at Police COurl Last Night,
ava sab, are," ungrammatiCally
admit d an i'm 2ish looking little Negro
with wicked twinkle in HE eye at Pc
lice Cur last night, when the Mayo
asked him if his name was William
Moore. William was so small that he
could not Look over the dock railing,
but hi. crime was not in conformity
with his dimensions. Isadora Robin
son, q colored school girl, who wore &
handkerchief over her eye, testified thai
after school honrs she and sNme other
girls were standing at Twelfth and
Market streets, when the prisoner came
up with another boy. He borrowed q
pis,o from his companion, said he
woull shoot another girl and pulled
the trigger. The weapon was loaded
with powder. The intended victim es-
capped by lodging and Isadors "cotched
it in de eye." The Mayor, after puz
cling ever the case for minute, held
Moore in 800 to keep the peace and
sentenced him to pay costs.
Charles Clark, colored, was pnt in
tie dock for trial and John Moody, a
negro lad, told his story: On Sunday
morning Clark came over from his house
on tbs causeway to Wilmington in his
company. While on the way Clark
asked him the time. He took out his
watci, "a brass time.piece, value S.,
and told him. Clark said ''let me look
at it," He took it, put it in his peck.
ct, despite the prisoners remou-
strances, and said he wanted to have
some fun with it.
Il. R. Pennington appeared for the de-
tense and showed thai Clark had no
intention to keep the watch. The time
piece, by the way, finally turned up in
Fl. R. Bordon's possession. Clark gave
1t to him to keep, with the remark
that Moody had loaned it to him.
Clark was dismissed.
Moody, himself, was then put in tie
dock to answer the charge Of contempt.
II appears tina. he had been summoned
to appear in the above case on Monday
night, but did not come near. The
Mayor was disposed to BIZ lenient and
dismissed him with reprimand.
John Mcguire, drunken vsgabond,
was fined fifty cents and costs for his
usual offense.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
FOURTH EDITION.
ARUNiUlPAL mArrGRa.


The Uaucus Fo.night-The Clerk of
tha Market Plnm-The Building
Inspecter-City Physician. etc.
ThS Democratic members of Council,
, II is stated, will hold a caucus tonight
for the purpose Of selecting candidates
for the positions Of Clerk Of the Market.
Wocd-corders and Weighmasters. The
candidates are rather numerous, and
among them may be mentioned Joseph
Richardson, butcher In the Second
street market; Joseph Johnson, q Ninth
Ward man, James Curren, special Off
Ger Robert Moody, Andrew McClane and
ex- Hospital superintendent W. II. Lee.
Charles Cannon is the present incum.
bent. The Offices will be filled at the
meeting on Thursday evening, July /.
The salary of the Clerk Of the Market
is $500 year.
| BUILDING INSPECTOR.
1t is thought that at this same meet
ing Building Inspector will be elected.
An ordinance is nov pending creating
such an Office, and there is likeli.
hood of its passage at an early SEES.
sion. The leading candidate for the
position is Henry II. Brown, COM
petent carpenter, residing at No. III
Spruce street. Mr.. Brown met with
an accident some time ago, by which
he lost an arm, aud while 1t prevents
him engaging in his trade it will not
at all interfere with the dates Of
Building Inspector. The petition, ask
ing for the passage Of the ordinance
Twas signed by many of our leading
citizens, including a large number Of
builders. and contractors.
CITY PHYSICIAN.
There is talk Of the introduction Of
an ordinance AT an early day oonsidera.
bly, changing the system now in vogue
Regarding the police physician. The
ordinance will create an office to he
known as City Physician, ard he will
be elected by the year. 1t will be the
duty of the doctor to attend to all cases
at the police station requiring his at
tention and also to give attention to
other cases deserving destitute persons.
NAVIGATION.
Council has Navigation Committee Of
which Mr.. Carmichael is chairman.
The committee is never called in the
regular order Of business and no one
knows the necessity for its existance,
considering the fact that Wilmington
has competent Harbor Master. MIR.
Carmichael supposes that the Naviga-
ton Committee sh64ld know something
of navigation. aud he is talking of securss
ing yacht sometime next week and
taking the members of council on an
excursion down the bay of an after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Magistrate Brady's Court.

An action for the recovery Of one
weeks wages was brought against Da
vid L. Buckingham before Magistrate
Brady last evening by Henry Come
buckingham has o hub mandatory al
Font ard Justison streets and had en-
gagged the services of Conner, agreeing
to give him six dollars per week, but
when pay night arrived he would only
give hlm four dollars. A judgment
was declared in favor OF Conner.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
sPECvAL NOTICES.
&. y. RnokeIs Bitter Htne OF Iron y,

4, y. kuOH els BttteF VINO Us hsO"
Has never been known TO fell in the cure OF
ycoEness ATTENDED with sy mptoms, indispo-
ition To exertton, loss Of memory, dlmeulty
n breathing, weakness, horror OF disease,
Teak. nervous trembling, dreadful horror oil
death, night eNeats, cold FEET, weakness, uim
ness Of vision, languor, universal lassitude OF
the muscu ar system, enormous appetlte, WIN
dyspeptc symptoms, hot hands, nushln9 Vi
| The uod,, dryness OF the skin, pfAid coan.s-
nance and eruptions on the lace, PURIFYING
| he b God, pain in the back, heaviness In the
eyelids, frequent black spots flying before tne
ewes. with suffusion and loss Of sight, want OF
a tent on, sc. Sold emily In 81 bottles, or sA
bottles Tor S6. Ask for Z. +. kunkeis Bitter
Wine OF Iron, and take no other, ASK youl
druggist. and II he has It moi, send 70 fIoprle'
tor, =. F. Kunkel, No; 2se y. Nlnin sttes.,
Philadelphia, Pa. Advice free; enclose tnree
cent stamp. wy
WOrmsi worms Worms
EFF, Kunkels Worm Syrup never nils 70
| destroy Pin, Seat and Stomncn Worms. LIZ
Kunkel. the only sucees; full physician who
removes tape worm In two hours, awe VIII
head, and no lee until removed. Common
sense teaches II Tape Worms be removed, oil
other worms can be readily destroyed.
| Advice at office and store free. The doc
tor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms, Thousands arc dying daily with
yorIns. and do not know II. Fits, spasns,
cramps, choking and sutiocation, aallow com
oleYion, circles around the eyes, swelling
and pain In the stomach, restless at night
grinding Of the teeth, picking at inc nose
cough, tever, itching at the seat. hesdacne
foul breath, the patient grows pale and thin
tickling and irritation in the anus. All these
symptoms, and more, COME from worms. L
I. Runkei's Worm Syrup never fails TO 70
move them. Prlce 81 per bottle or six Tor 30
(Fcr Tape Worms write and consult the DO:
tor.) For all others, buy Of your druggist tai
Dr. " n Kunkel, 259 N. Ninth Street, Phi
0delphia, Pa. Advice BY mail, tree; senc
hroe cent staUL.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
Ex.ssnstor Bsysrd SIN

Ex-senator James A. bay| .a
not so well, and it is asss,''
positively by one intimate q 4
that his death is only the nS
few days-possibly Of the p 1ss
four hours. On THURSDAY y az n
some six or seven feet VIM. .. \
t the stairway, add his s ,ySsr0I
such a shock that it is 'n'''l
will SOON ensue. j
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

DR.. Simms Vegetable Liver Pills, Su'
gar Coated, wIthou az sl2si, They never
easy by acting dirsStly 0 -, Liver, restore
the lest energies - j:9G7Sag the healthy
action OF the Liver. Ia dag this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains iE tas r.tht CT left eide or
through the Lung ], 10 ilga'h3n, Costiveneas,
Sick Stomach, Y ess 6a9t, DiTziness, Bad
Feelings through !tia Rty, Aching Limbs,
BllIionsness, LaR yttI, General weakness
and other bodily inrrmlIies are cured. They
are the only Pills known that will positively
operate without Gripping, Stckening Weak-
ness, or leaving the bowels costlve. Thew
promote healthy Liver and leave the system
Tree from the danger Of prevailing diseases.
Sold by dealers and country store keepers.
ASK for DR.. Simms' Pills and take NO others.
Principal depot, Fourth and King, Winning
on. Del. PHILADELPHIA. 602 Arch st
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
The Washington Assembly, Moon
light.

The Washington Assembly's annual
moonlight excursion will BE- given or
Friday evening, June IS, on the steam
er "FeltOn," and if the former excur,
sions of the Assembly are to BE- taken
as criterion, the one to be given on
the above named date will be a mos,
pleasant and enjoyable affair. No in
toxicating liquors will be sold, and
none but persons Of responsibility will
be allowed on board.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09
PerBO MAJ.

Bishop Scott and his son.in-la law,
George L. Townsend, were in the city
yesterday on business. The Bishop
is in the 18th year of his age, and his
eye sight is very much impaired but
he is still possessed of great vivacity
and gives promise Of several years Of
life yet. He is the senior Bishop OF the
NJ. z. Church and on account Of his age
was at the late session of this General
Conference excused from active and
effective duties though continued as a
Bishop.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

An honest politician las been dis
covered in the person Of State Senate,
David R. Murray, Of Hancock county,
Ky. Senator Murray was obliged te
visit Lsadville, Col, during the session
OF the Legislature, and upon his return
refused to draw from the State Treas.
ury s4c5. to which he was legally en-.
titlel.
Daily Republican., 1880-06-09

GRANDELI.-Or the 9Th in.
slant by Rev. W. g. Robson, 5l5 Welsh
street, Chester, Pa, Mr.. Charles d. Cum.
MINIS and Miss Mary A, Grandell, eo:h Of
Wilmington.
TAYLOR-BATES.-O the I'd inst by the
Rov. Enoch Stubbs, Mr.. VIZ. Taylor and
miss Add'e b .tes, both Of Wilmington.
JENKINS-FLA MER.-on the It'll inst, by
Rev. L. II CnIppey. Mr. Geo. A. Jenkins
AMI Miss Willimina Flamer, both Of thit
city. I