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by Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, May 10, $50.
The market opened firm, with fractional inn
proycmeut over Yesterdays closing prices, but
during the carly dealings there was reaction cN-
tending =, which az IL O'Clock, however. was fully
recovered. From then 20 noon the market, though
more active. was weak. and decline ranging
from 4 to IL took place. in which East Tennessee
preferred. Louisville and Nashville, Union Pacific,
aud Oregon and Trans Continental were the great
ct sufferers After this there was q slight rally
which was subsequently, followed by reaction Of
10 Z. the latter Union Pacific; bat from then TO
the close the market WAS strong and sold up p Ia
=, led by the Naudcrblts aud Fast Tennessee pre-
fcrred. The general market closed strong, but the
closing prices. compared with those Of yesterday,
show irregular but only fractional changes except
Canada southern. which was higher. Transic-
tlOns, 10000
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. May l5.-Nirglnia Gs, CONSOLE
dated, BIZ; new lO-4o's 81 Bid to-day.
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Peace Betwecn ChiIi and Peru.
~IKy telegram 10 the Dispatch.l


VALPARAISO, May i5.-A treaty OF peace
between Chill and Peru has been signed
by General Novoa and General Iglesias,
and is said to have been confirmed. Peru
cedes Tacna and africa for ten years. Al
the end OF that term plebiscite is to be
taken TO determine to which country those
provinces shall belong. The country ac-
auiring them will pay indemnity.
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ITCHING! ITCHING! ITCHING
SCRATCHING! sCRATCHINGl

Every species Of Itching IInmors. Itching Piles
and delicate irritalOns peculiar To both sexes IN
SOAP and single application Of ClIICt IA
the great skin-Cure. This repeated daily with Two
or three dose of the CUTICURA RESOLNENT,
Inc new blood pu.iHer, 10 keep the blood cool. the
bowels open and the liver and kidneys active viii
speedily and permanently cure Itching Tortures OF
the skin and scalp that have defied the best ncdi-
cal skill aud all known remedies.
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Opposing the Scott Lava

IBy telegraph TO the Dispateh.l
CLEVELAND, May l5.-The Ohio Brewers
and Masters Association to-day adopted
resolutions declaring they would oppose
In body at the polls all candidates for
Office arraycd against their business. and
that they would employ counsel TO test I'M
mediately In the Supreme Court the consti-
tutionaljty OF the Scott law.
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ITCHING HUMOR,
THE BODY, SKIN COPPER-COL'
ORED-INTOLERABL ITCHING AND
TERRIBLE HUMOR CURED.

have been afflicted with 4 troublesome skim
disease covering almost completely the upper part
Of nv body. causing my skin to assume copper
colorcd hue II could be rubbed OIL like dandruii,
and al times causing intoerable itching and the
most Intense suffering. ] have used hlOOd-puri-
Gers Mills and other advertised remedies, hut cX-
perienced no relief until procured the Cuiicura
Remedies. which. although used carelessly ana
cured me, allaying that terrible itch
ing and restoring my skin to lis natural color. !
am willing TO make affidavit 10 the truth OF this
Statemenf ;. G.. BUXTON.
An - MICH
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CUTICURA and CUTICURA SOAP clear OF all
external evidence Of Skin. and scalp-i)iseases,
allay feelings and Irrtations, soften, soolhe, ana
heal Ulcers, Old Sores, and Wounds, while the NE
SOLVENT exDels ali Humors arising from I'M
Sold by all druggists. Price: Cutcursl. 90 cents
large boxes, 81 Cutieura Resolyent, 81 per bot
tie; Cuficura Soap, % cents; Cutieura shaving
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co,
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$50. 900 Fire i'm Dakota.

(By telegraph 10 the DisDatch.l
BARTLETT, DAKOTA, May IA fire OF
unknown origin destroyed an entire plock
in the business portion OF the town Inst
night. Loss, 100000. Insurance, s59,OOO:
The buildings burned were OF wood, and
were quickly consumed. They were occu-
pied Ey the Ramsey County Bank three
-four and feed-stores, two grocery-stores,
q livery stable, and two smaller establish
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7 HAVE JUST RECEIVED MY
i SPRING STOCK OF GOODS. CHINEsE
MATTlNgs o. az grades, OIL CLOTHS ard
and HOLLANDS, C0RNICE and C0RNICE
POLES. LACE-tURTAlNs. &C. PAPER
jIANGfNGS OF the latest designs. All orders
promptly attended TO. Work d9nc y ,J ioTn on
~ s3rsn 1911 usin street. Richmond, Va,
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GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
Richmond. Nay 10, 1883.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, $50 bushels. Red. 2.C6O BUSH
els.
CoRN.-White, 1902 bushels. Mixed, s44 bush-
els.
OATs.-4fG bushels.
SALES REPORTED TO SECRETARY.
WHEAT.-Whitc. 12O bushels very good az
SI27. Red. 600 bushels very good Longberry ON
private terms. 22I bushels good L. very good
iongberry at , .25 To Sl.27; 1000 bushels Xed
M Sl.2O 10 1927; lO6 bushels good 20 prime
Sh0r.btrry nc 9l.22 10 Sl.2j.
CORN.-Whte. 79S bushels good % prime at GO
10 6-c. Mixed. 4 Is bushels very good NJ ooc.
CoTTOS.-rone steady. Receipts, 2 bates; -hIp-
mcnts. 10 bales Quotations: Nlddhng. los 10
Ins.c.: low mlddllng. 10 10 lOsc.: good ordinary
g1c.; ordinary, : tO 2 &C.; stained % 10 I+o'
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A p-o,..,ed TeIegraph-Linc.

ny Telegraph 10 Inc p'ss,1''"I
NEW YORK, May 15.-The Northern
and Southern Telegraph company ried a
certificate Of incorporation to-day. Its
lines are projected between ,nis city and
Charleston, =. g. The capital y 100000.
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Jefferson Davis Out OF Danger.

[By telegraph 10 tie Dispatch
BEAUvoIR, MISS, May l5.-MIs. Jefferson
Davis replies to telegram as follows: " Mr..
Davis has had severe attack OF bronchitis,
but is now better, and it is hoped out OF
dauger.v
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PROFESSIONAL.

JAMES ALFRED JONES, o. @. KEAN,P.c c. NICHOLAS
TONES, KEAN X NICHOLAS,
ATTORNEYS AND CoUNsELLoRs AT LAW,
Rooms 6 and 7, GoddIn's Hail.
corner Eleventh and Bank streets, Richn.o nd, Va
Imy 2-lm
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ITCHING HUMOR,
THE BODY FOR TEN YEARS
WITH IT'S PECULIAR ITCHING
CCAR CITRED.

A most disagreeable and obstinate case OF san
nhcum or Eczema which has been under my per
sonsl observation from its first appearance 10 me
present time (about ten years.. covering Ile
9rcater portion of the patients body ana llmDs
with is peculiar Irritating and Itching scaD' ahd
10 which all the known methods or treating such
disease had been applied without bcneht' has com
pletely disappeared leaving elem and healthy
skin, solely through the Cutlcura Remedies
CHARLES HOUGHT0N.
oG STATE STREET, BOSTON.
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FIoIIr
by Telegraph.

Flour-We quote: f'ae. 1925 0s3.;0. .gper-
hue. S3.75TS4.25; extra, 50. So $500. -ommon
family, f5.G5MS6: Patent family f7mf771.
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FINANCIAL.
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, May TO, 1888.
sALEs-FiRsT BoARD.-1, 900 Atlantaand Char
lo'te incomes at 7gls 10 Atlanta and Charlotte
Railroad AZ 634.
SECOND BoARD.-s00 Virginia tax-recoiyable
coupons at SO; geo Virginia registered coupons,
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Count DE Chambord Dying.

fBy cable TO the Dispatch.
TRIESTE, May lj.--The Gazette reports
that Count De Cbambord is dying.
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COMMERCIAL.

BALTIMORE. May l5.-Nrgnia G's. con.
dated, 374; new lO-4o's. 81. Bid to-day.
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DEAUTY.-For rough, chapped, and
ID Greasy Skin, Black Heads, Pimples, Skin
Blemishes. and infantile Hunors. use CUTiCURA
SOAP. my l3-su&W&W
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MARINE gNTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, MAY is, 1888.


ARRIVED.
Steamer Ariel, Clifford Norfolk, unl'ed States
superintendent.
Schooner lmogen Dlyerty Curtis. New York,
hay and iron-ore, Old Dominion Irou- and Nall
Works.
Schooner Frank W. Howes Rich. OrchiIla
Island, guano. Charles G.. Snpad, agent
Schooner James III. Gallagher. Lynch. Norfolk.
iron, Tredegar Company.
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke, Hulphers, New York mer-
chabdise and passengers, g. ". Allen & Co.
Steamer Ashland, Croker. PHILADELPHIA. mer-
chandise and passengers, j. W. McCarrick, agent.
PORT OF VIEWPOINTS NEWS. MAY Is. 1888.
TBy Telegraph
ARRIVED.
Steamer Luray, SchermerhOrn. Norfolk. mer-
clandise and passengers Chesapeake and ohio
Railway Company land sailed on retnrnl.
steamer Accomac. Delk. merchandise and pas
sengers, Smithield, Chesapeake aud ohio Railway
Company land sailed on reiurnl.
steamer Northampton, McCarrick. Norfolk,
merchandise and passengers. Chesapeake aud Ohio
Railway Company lanG sailed on return.
steamer Alleghany, Hallctt, Baltimore mer-
chandise, for BrIzil.
SAILED.
Steamer Allegheny, IIalie;t. Norfolk, mcrchan-
disc.
Schooner Ann Turner, Marshall, Baltimore,
lumber
BY telegraph.
NEW YORK, May l5.-Arrised; Baltic, city OF
Columbia, Roanoke, Frisla.
Arrived out: britannia, Egypt, Bessie Parker,
Leon. II. b. Cam.
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NEW YORK, May l5.-Cotton-Net receipts,
23 bales gross receipts. 2,93s bales. Fniuits
closed steady: sales, $4,000 bales; May, 81 l.09eg
SIl.IO; June, 81 l.O9@sll.l0; jay, vi Loco,
Sll.O7: August, sll.l3@sll.li; september,
yemher. slO.I9@slO2O; December, 10000
slO.22 January, sl02S@sl0.3O.
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gIIWAUkFE,

arLwAUKEE, May l5.-Flonr duh and droop-
ing. Wheat weak: No. Milwaukee. cash aud
May. silly Corn lower: No. nominal Oats
No. 2 state, 4l@4l&c.; white, 4f@c. PROVISIONS
lower Mes pork. $50 cash and Jane. Lard
Prime steam, sll.95 cash and June. Hogs lower
Al @7ms735.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13

Rev. W. II. Fries, of the Phlade
phia Conference, and now stationed al
Mahanoy City, Schhylkill County, Pa
is in town,and dropped into the RErue
LICAN office few minutes this mon.
ing He is looking well and hearty, a,
if time was dealing gently with him
Mr.. Fries, before the division OF the
Philadelphia Conference, filled seveaI
appointments on the peninsula amona,
which We're Brandywine NJ. f. Churi,
Newport and Bethel. While in hi,
city he volunteered and became cLaI.
lain of the Fourth Delaware Regimen,
serving in it until the close of the war
and when not engaged in clerical d.
ties he took more active part in tht
life Of "A soldier, even not declining to
take ii hand in a battle.
He is naturally surprised at the
many changes that have taken place
since he left Wilmington, many old
frienGs with which he was once tam.
lar havir & passed away. He was IT.
turning from the funeral of his mother
in-law, at Perryville, and will weave to
morrow for his mountain home.
John S. X. Doherty, foreman at the
Morning News Office, has been i'll for
several days and unable to attend to hi
duties.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
Reception Last yeuing.

Last evening about l75 vititors from
Philadelphia, Centreville and Whining
ton lodges OF Odd Fellows, were enter
tanned by ASYLUM Lodge, No. %, of
this city, in Odd Fellows Hall. The
meeting was presided over by James IL.
Appleby, and fifteen members of Will
mington Degree Camp No. !, In full
uniform, assisted In receiving and en-
tertaining the guests.
Addresses were delivered on the part
of Centreville Lodge, No. 81 by, CIR and
Master Joseph H. Chandler, NJ. d.,
Grand Chaplain Robert Graham, Past
Grand Joseph V. Chandler, George W.
Ely, William p. Seal and others. Past
Grand Masters Joseph Pyle, Eiw in C.
Moore and Henry Eckel spoke
for the Past Grand Masters
Association and Past Grand Mas
ter Alonzo X. Fell for the Degree
Camp. Grand Treasurer Richard II.
Ewbanks responded on behalf of the
Grand Lodge officers. A delegation
was present from Gadwalaler Lodge
No. 353 of Philadelphia. Refreshme nt &
were served and the company dispersed
at l1.3O O'Clock. The Philadelphia Wis
itors left for home at 9 o'clock this
morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
EDITION,
A Pleasant ExcursiOm.

The excursion of st. Paul's NJ. +.
Sunday school to Andalusia yesterday
was successful and pleasant affair.
The Sunday school, headed by the
First Regiment Band marched from the
Joined by kingswood Chapel at the
wharf. The steamer Thomas Clyde left
the wharf about I. 30 o'clock with about
200 persons on board, and steamed out
of the creek and up the noble Delaware
with The band playing and all on board
happy.
The ride was delightful one. d the
boat landed at Andalusia sh 1rt alter
| O'Clock, when break was made for
the woods, where dinner was hastily
prepared, After satisfying the cravings
Of the inner man, the excursionists pro.
crtdrd to enjoy themselves in real pic
mic style. The little ones enjoyed
themselves in swinging, and INDUCING
in numerous games, while the older
ONES awaited themselves of pleasant
row or sail on the river.
Of the many enjoyable features of the
trip was a game of base ball between II
nine composed Of members of the band
and II nine from the school. 1t is an
acknowledged fact that the First Regi-
ment Band is the best organization in
the city, and they are proficient in that
business, but when l. comes to base ball
playing they are nowhere, and were no
match for the = opponents, who out
played them at every point, notwith-
standing the fact that the band nine
had professional man in the pitchers
holes.
The game, however, was hotly con
| tested, and while IA few errors were
made, there Were several brilliant plays,
among which was brilliant STOP by
Williams at short. The band battel
fairly, but their balls were well feldel.
At the CLOSE of the game bruised hands
and sore fingers predominated, and the
score stood rs follows:
Band . . 0 | 0 | 0 %
School , | 0 | 0 | KS
The boat left the wharf, homeward
bound, at 40 and arrived in this city
shortly after o'clock, all well pleased
with the days sport.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
FIT H Edition
Municipal Court.

This mornings session Of the Mimi.
pal Court opened at 8 O'Clock n,
Judge Cnmmins presiding. viii,
l.. Russum was charged with h
drunk and disorderly. He plead
guilty, but the evid ence showed ,L,,
was in the habit of getting drunk =,
going home TO his b oardine house ,
raising disturba nee. A few 4,
since his trunk was put out, and he,
told TO find other quarters, but las, q
ming he came back and acted in ?.
disorderly manner. The Judge i
posed fine of 81 and costs.
Cornelius Kline plead guilty to h
ing had wheelbarrow drunk, and \
fined 81 and costs.
Benjamin Ryan, a travelling tink
was found lying drunk on the "a
ment yesterday afternoon, with
stock OF umbrellas and tools seattle
around. He asked the Judge to exc
him this time, and said it should Ne
happen again, but an his appears
plainly betOkened that che had |.
there before, he was sentenced to |
81 and costs.
Joseph H. Gross, colored, who '
charged with disorderly conduct, '
dismissed with reprimand.
John Carpenter plead guilty to indu
ing in plain drunk, and was fined
usual SO cents and costs.
Newton Sample again appeared
fore the Court, and upon his sta,
that the cesspool, about which tn
had been so much complaint, was Il
being cleansed, he was discharged
paying the costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13

A refreshing shower of rain visited
this section about o'clock Today.
Mihdetown farmers have begun
moving their first crop Of hay. The
crop is very slim.
tn" social circle connect ed with Seq
ond Baptist church gave an enj oyab.e
entertainment last evening.
But two cases of smallpox were r"-
port. Il to Secretary Frazer during the
week, and bnt 'hroe flags are flying.
On account of muddy water the
Wortliingion pump al the city mill was
shut down the greater part of yesterday
The Phoenix and Fame Hose engines
houses are being rt,plin'rh. A number
of Improvements are being made III the
latter house.
Twenty-one hopper.bottom gondola
cars for the Norfolk and Western Rail
road were sbippfd yesterday by Bowers,
Dure 81 Co.
Register Riggs yesterday granted let
ters testamentary d. l.. II. c. t. a. to John
W. Moore on the estate Of Lewis Rey
nolds, late of New Castle Hundred.
Shifting engine No. 7 of the p W. 4
b. Railroad jumped the track yester-
day and ran into the gutter but no dam
age was done.
Two horses were killed and a mule
badly injured by a Delaware train yes
terday, AT Biddles crossing. They
We're owned by Joseph r. Brown.
There was no meeting of he Board OF
Health last evening, as the majority OF
he members were attending the STATE
medical society meeting.
The Chief Engineer Of the Patterson,
n. j. fire department, in company
with friend, visited several Of the fire
companies here yesterday,
The employees of Edward Darragh re-
ceived their money yesterday. 1t is
stated that the bus ness will be re.
sumed.
The first moonlight excursion Of the
season will be given, on the 2lSt inst,
by the Social Circle Of Second Baptist
church
Epworth Sun lay School will 60 to
Chestnut Grove tomorrow on the John
A. Warner, accompanied by the first
regiment band. The boat leaves French
street wharf At o'clock a. III.
Stansbury Murray, No. o French
street recently received a crate Of fine
Strawberries picked from his father ,
farm near Dover. The berries are large
and very palatahle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
SALE OF REAL ESTATE


nv virtua OF a decree Of the Cbancellor ot
the State of delaware will he eynoseI N
Public sale. ON the Dremises in III. citv NJ
Wilmington. on ~
s.r,,Dn.,. ,,,,,,, M ,oo,
MIN JUNE oc' 1905
at II o'clock, a M,
The following described real es,,te situat. u,
tho civ of Wilmington m the east siIe NJ
Lombird street h tween Eourth street an,
Chris,iana river (most of witch was racentiv
OF cupied by the InhdeIl Oar WheeI Gam
uany \ 10 wit.
No Lot extending from Fourth street IN
birl stree, hainv on. T, IN inchas nv, Eour,b
street, ls8 feet inches on. Lombard street
ana 81 feet inches On Third street Divinei
and To be sold in lots AS Dor Mot.
No. 2, Lot on the southeasterly side .oi
Third street. being 253 feet inches ON said
street. and loo feet on Lombard street in.
yJed n nd TO be sold in lois as ner MAI
Nos, Lot extending from said No . IN
Second street being 17b feet ON Lombard ST
ma 1850 feet on second street m which ara a
brick { ron and brassl toI,ndry hrirk murhine
shop and blacksmith shou with 81, nm enuine
boiler line shnf,inp cuuulns ovens 2 rranns
large lathe 2 uuripht drills . hoistinv ma
chimes ana | Root bluwer
No. 4. Triangular lot on the soutbeastcrlv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Our cd reliable Bleached
Linen Towels are made from
carefully-selected material,
and nothing that is not pure
flax is allowed to be woven
into the fabric they are SIC,
35c, 37tc, Soc, 6oc., &c.,
75c., 81, all the same quality
Of material but different sizes.
We have just opened a spec
tally good thing in Ladies'
Colored Linen Handker.
chiefs, hemstitched wide, i'm
ported direct as good as
any we have had or seen this
season for IS cents-price,
IS cents.
Left of Chestnut street entran nee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
About Strawberries.

A number Of persons have recently
made inquiries as to the number Of
quarts OF berries contained in a car,
and the information is herewith given
Us near as possible. AS the crates vary
in size from Ii to 80 quarts each it is
difficult 10 get the exact capacity Of a
ear, will hold 80 crates with a. aver
age OF 40 quarts IA crate, or total Of
~, 900 quarts. In that case there has
been shipped over the Delaware Rail
road up 10 the present time, exclusive
of those Shipped by express, $3.50, 900
quarts Of berries.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
New lee cream Estabi isl memt.

Thomas n baldwin, residing near
Perry'S tavern, Brandywine Hundred,
has opene, a new creamery in thenorth-
east corner OF Third street market house
where he will have various tlavors of
ice cream for sale every day in the
week except Sunday. Mr. Baldwin is
IA brothrr-in-iaw of John Berry, of
Brandywin- Hundred, and Of Joseph
K. Burke Ridley Park, Delaware Coun-
ty, Pa, both noted ice cream makers,
the last named being one of the largest
manufacturers in the country.
Mr.. b has ice cream shipped direct
to him every day, from Ridley Park
The thanks of the REPUBLICAN OIfice
are due Mr.. Baldwin for a plentiful
supply of delicious cream this morning,
and we hope he will meet with the en-
enlargement his enterprise deserves
With three such ln,.v RS" as Bald
win, Berry and Blaze, n"nuhy should
be without the best 't' ic" 'r.nr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
To he Buried To-Day,

The remains Of John Denny, whose
recent suicide at Denver, Colorado, was
notic,d in these columns, arrived at his
home III Dover yesterday at noon, and
were taken charge Of by his brother,
and will be inferred this afternoon. y,
one will be permitted to see the body
except those Of the family, who desire
to cast Il farewell look. The family are
deeply grieved over the sad fate of one
Of their number.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
Hands Injured.

While working with chisel at tie
shops of the Bowers Il Dure Company
yesterday, Charles Stanly, who resides
at Third and Tatnall streets, had hi,
hand severely cut between the thumb
and first finger, caused by the chise
slipping. An artery was severed and
the blood flowed freely. DIR. Malcolm
was summoned and dressed the wound
Mrs. Thomas Wier received a painful
cut on her hand, day or two ago,
while going through the market. While
passing by Third street market house
her head came in contact with pro
ircting board or sign, which caused it to
fall and in its descent it struck her on
the back Of the hand intiicting painful
cash
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
Died In Camden.

Miss Mary .ouisa Richardson, OF
Camden, bu' f.. rnerly of this city, and
daughter OF the late Thomas Croft, of
Odessa, died on Friday last of malarial
and typhoid fever. Mrs. Richardson
was first married 10 gentleman
named Maxwell, and after his decease
she married Mr.. Richardson. A son.
F. Maxwell, lives il this city and is
employed on tie L0hAell farm. Mrs.
Richardson's remains We're Inferred on
Monday. She was a lady with many
prominent traits Of Christian character,
which endeared her to Il large circle OF
friends.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
Soldiers ON q Tour.

The Continental Guards of New Or
leans passed through this city yester'
day afternoon, en-rOute to Philadelphia,
New York and other places. Theil
trip will cover II period Of six weeks
and during their absence many import,
ant places OF interest will be visited
They were accompanied by the New
Orleans Cornet Drum Corps, (colored)
VIII" played several tunes while the
train remained at the depot here, to tht
delight of III" small boy and other Oh
servers who were in the vicinity.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-06-13
AT
John WanamakeI' 5,
PHILADELPHIA.
Wednesday,:

A large sized freight car
of the Pennsylvania Railroad
comes along loaded with
chairs. but they don't stay
with us long enough to get
fairly fixed. We can't keep
up with the drafts on us for
Porch and Cottage Easy
Chairs,b but the stock has fresh
things in it every day, and
what'it lacks one day comes
along the next. We have
connections with all the best
manufacturers and they are
feeding our stock every day
as best they can. We cannot
take poor chairs from the
manufacturers or our stock
would be larger very soon.
Basement, Market street front, between cen
ire and Thirteenth street stairways.