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Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
FOURTH EDITION.
Dots.

Phosa, cool and sparkling at Fem &
Cos, druggists.
All kinds OF wood by the load or cord
ut Mills'. Fourth and Railroad.
The steamer FELTON, left French street
this morning for Philadelphia crowded
with pas epgers.
The Natatorium is charged 81 900 BY
the water Com mission for water used
by them in their pool.
The house of DIR. W. A. Davis, who
Jormerly resided atSmyrna, was injured
to the extent OF g., 900 by the recent cy-
clone at Camden. n. j.
Jacob McClary recently found ter
rapin on the Garrison farm, near the
g., 1885," on it.
7. ). Mundy has purchased the farm
of K. j. Smith, near Morton, Kent
County, containing fifty acres, for S5,-
800.
Miss Alice Pratt,of Kent County, had
one of her legs broken on Tuesday,
While saving her young brother from
being caught in threshing machine.
Genuine Persian insect powder
sure death 10 moths, bed bugs and flies,
Sold by Taylor & Fullerton, 302 King
street.
For pure Persian insect powder for
destroying reaches, flies, bed bugs. ETC.,
go to Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
Theodore Mannon, who occupies the
Rothwell Landing farm of George w
CunInins, Kent County, claims to have
r q aad I, m ht,a .1a af n 4
or 81 bushels per acre.
Chills, fever, ague, malaria complete
y cured in two days-safe and sure
cure. No person need have chills II
| they call or address 5G2 West Second
street, Wilmington, Del.
The best truss made II improperly
djusted fails utterly. Correct Just.
ments specially by 2. James Belt,
sixth and Market streets. Separate
entrance for ladies. Lady attendant.
West Presby terian church will give
their annual excursion to Atlantic City
August 18th. Accompany them and
you'll be happy. Adults, Sl.25 chill.
dren, 60 cents.
The Teachers Associat lon of tbi
State will meet at Rehoboth on the 25th
| inst. Excursion tickets can be had BY
applying TO Ii. q. Carpenter, q.
Dover.
Good goods are always the cheapest,
and the fact that good goods q. low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc
Oormick, grocer, Seventh and Jefferson
streets, should induce all to purchase
Of him.
The official board of Union M. f.
church request Presiding Elder H,ll to
use his Influence to have Rev. Adam
Stengle appointed pastor for said church
at the meeting of the Conference next
March.
John A. Groves, brother of Prof.
James ii. Groves. late Superintendent
of the public schools in tn is STATE, is
one of the largest peach growers in the
United States. He resides in Kent
County, Mary land, and is making ar.
rangements to set out 30, 00O trees this
fall, making his orchards aggregate
sc, 900 trees.
On Monday evening the two-year.old
son of David Martin, residing near En-
nittsburg, Nd, whilst playing by 8
mall stream, which was much swoller
oy the storm of that day, fell in anf
was drowned. His body was recovered
several hours later about a half mil,
from the scene of the accident
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
ReHaNnnI.

Ex-Governor Ponder, OF Milton, is
visiting our city.
Mr.. j. T. Wood was in town en-
Wednesday.
Mrs. Agnes Ross and Miss Fannie
Scott left to-day for Atlantic City, NJ
Rev. W. L. S. Murray, of AsbuIy
NJ. <. church, preached at Oaklal d
camp, Maryland, ON Sunday last.
George Veale, who resides at No.
1871 Camac ::atreet, Philadelphia, pa d
our city business visit to- lay.
d. Lewis Young. of Newport, is
visiting friends at Pilmaa Grove and
Elmer. n. j., Or few days.
Mr.. John NJ. Crabb is lying very
sick at his residence, No. l0l6 Walu ut
etreet. DR.. George H. Cantwell il the
attending physician.
John Il. Spencer, residing Al No. l24f
Walnut street, who recently becamf
insane, has been taken to I'll Soldiers
Home at II ampton, Va, by jacob B.
S.ifer, of Thomas A. Smyth Pos. G,
A. Il
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Is Begging . Crsmef

This morning man, who had the
appearance of being mechanic, and
who gave his name as William Roberts,
was arraigned before Judge Cum
Minis charged with vagrancy. The ar
rest was made by private wa;chman
j. Ii. Harkins, and he testified that he
saw the accused going from door to
door asking for something TO eat, and
after trying several places, and beiD Z
refused, he said, "a man might as
well steal as beg" and be arrested
him.
The prisoner stated to the Court that
he resides in Philadelphia, where he
has wife and three small children,
and that he had been employed at
Baldwin's locomotive works, but owing
to the dull times had been discharged
Yesterday morning, finding tina; he had
but Sl.50 with which to provide food for
his wife and little ones he took barely
enough to bring him 70 this city, and
started here In search Of work. After
trying at number of places, unsuccess
fully, he fel. the cravings Of hunger,
and having no money with which tc
buy tried to beg something to eat and
was arrested. As soon as Judge Cum.
Minis heard his statement he dismissed
the case, and advised him to return &c
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Deaf HR.

SUVERKROP-On tho Sd ins'.. at Wor
eester. Mass, Kate f., wife Of Rob:rt +
Suverkrop, and daughter OF. Capt Hm
noble and the late M ary Noble.
Funeral from her fathers residence, -
Line street, Camden. N. j.. on Saturday
stn inst, at p. m, lnterment at Evergreen
Cemetery, Camden.
|CORNELIUS-On the 9th inst, Frederick
Moreiand. infant son of Fred. h. and sal ie
A Cornelius. Aged months ar d Il days
Funeral to leave tho residence OF his grand
parents, 1hos. r Moreland, o S French ST.
on Saturday afternoon, at 2 O'Clock, TO pro
ceed TO EiYe.view Cemetery. Funeral pri
vate.
At rest with Jesus. He has gone,
The darling CT our home
lis sad to part on Garth below,
But in the morning. at His call,
Ho'll meet our daring boy.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
A TOUGH FORD.

The other day General Jim Craig, of
Missouri, got to telling stories in the
Planters House, ST. Louis, and the Post
Dispatch dips up the following of the old
gentleman's "reminiscences of the Missouri
beach; We'll, we were riding along the
road one chilly day in November talking
about Court business and legal talent, when
we struck small stream that appeared to
be about thirty yards wide Hello said
Judge Norton, this is new stream to me.
How shall we cross it?' Taking advantage
OF his ignorance, l pretended to survey the
situation, and after emerging from the
thicket | solemnly inquired, Judge, can
you swim p Like n fish, he replied,
while his eyes twinkled in the expectation
displaying his ability in that direction. L
can't, said l, SO suppose you strip off and
swim across, testing the depth as you go,
and give me the advantage of your expert
ence.' All right, be said, dismounting
from his horse, Then lie removed all his
clothing, tied them together, placed them
safely between his teeth, and started eau
tiously into the creek. I choked my hand
kerchlef into my mouth to keep from
laughing, while the Judge gravely wadod
across through exactly -four inches of water,
but you would have died to see his look of
unutterable disgust when lie reached the
opposite bank. His feet were blue with
mud, but his ankles were scarcely touched
by the water. 1t was three straight days
before he spoke to me again, and in the
meantime nearly laughed myself to death
recalling the scene"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Desperate ARRAY

CHICAGO, August John, alias
"Bull" Elaherty, a packing house
hand, was drunk yesterday, and pass
ing the residence of Thomas Ryan, at
No. 4712 Loomis street, iLsulted Ryan
and challenged him 10 Eight. Ryan
approached Flaherty.
Th1 latter then drew revolver, but
the " weapon missed fire. The men crap
pied, and while struggling, Patrick
Clarity. a friend of Ryan, attenp pied to
separate them. Flaherty shot him and
he fell. The fight continued, and a
great crowd collected.
Father Hayes was called, and while
Flaherty and Ryan continued TO fight
like tigers up and down the street, the
priest administered the sacrament to
Garrity. Ryan was heinR badly wors
ted. Several OF his friends now made a
rush, knocked Flaherty down and beat
him nearly to death.
While cries " went up of" Lynch him, "
and while those who could no. get IN a
blow at Fld krty were hunting a rope
with which to hang him, police
officer arrived, dubbed his way through b
the crowd and carried Flaherty to the
station. Flaherty is said to be an old
criminal. Garrity is not expected to
live.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Sudden ID eafh or n Lady

SALISBURY, Md, Aug. miss
Clara Colbourn, aged IL years, daugh
ter of William II. Colbourn, of Nut
ter's district, near Salisbury. died very
suddenly this afternoon. Tie fam lily
were making preparations to spend the
afternoon at pic mic psar by, and
while Miss Colbourn was dressing she
was taken suddenly III, and died be.
fore physician could bs summoned.
Her death has cast gloom over the
ueigb bborhood, as she was very pretty
and a great favOrite. Her death is sup
posed to have been caused by heart
disease.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
T # 7 / ED|7Ii
Al Abor,a a Wa,..-

This n,nrpi, "aAhhYsr}
GGnnrsel Gnats, r. Fu4pai..ck Viila ri,s % o1
Io'.a,g I9ns' aud committing an a,'' s... sa,s1
,,'a, ~, ,f,y r.. on ber The erli.n's vi .''s1
Horfdn,r ",re are sisteFs,ardlts, ,hs ss.a ~.
"o,r,1, borrowed a vashboard iram 'rT 1'.s| ny
pa,rlck. VT which ste fai I'D i'ai u NJ
.,.,a., ae consequence was ~. T,s'a| !.
s,TleI' M1t 1',h had a isl., ,whea sa apals.' ,as,
and =, ,,S'o a',l' Ho9Se tried to seDt,a,. S'us,
sar s,ir taaI.. salN she would ratls, s,',i Y
asr,l, nsr lear''s hood lhan ,' hsys n
ain "oou' q washboard." Mr. " NJ
,,'i. claimed that Fitzpatrick %% ii, VI =.
ngss n,m and And. also on ihe forehead s,. y
WIZ tha' she would hot psv.
. him had !. not been 'sSs ~.
years The Other two s.sts,, az
trying 10 pari ne, and ber ''I ~
cause he was better ,Lsp an, ~, ~,
men. -'u el'lti
The evidence was Of the po,
ing de- scrlp,.ya, and car,%
bursts OF laaah.e; fron is''a tSs J.
After carefully conslds,i,,' ri,
!, the Judge sentenced Fitzpsi,]
lie costs amounting tosIM
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Drunk and Disorde|

Louis Smiit was charged a
niclpa! Court his morning VI
drunk and disoTderly las! sd
the street, ar. with thres,eaiu
al officer, The evideLce sA
the olhcer found hin drunk,
finding ou, where be lived,
home. Smith did not seem
ate this kindness on the D
officer, bu: afterwards came
street and not only cursed
threatened him with bodily
fne OF s. and costs was inE
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
A KINGS MISTAKE,

A story is told Of Louis XIII. of France
which has doubtless been made to s.rve
many purpose apart from the simple mar.
at!ve Of fact. In the earlier par. of his
reign, comedy was perfo. .ed at the lead
lns theatre Of Paris which contained several
sharp and severe hits upon the legal profes.
sion The king heard of ,he play and his
curiosity was aroused, and on the first favor.
able opportunity he attended
In one of the acts of the comedy one ~
the leading players, habited in the lono
robe OF a lawyer wa, stationed among the
spectators, and at one of the lufierous
points Of the play il became his proyulc. to
break IN upon me stage Dialogue and ia
denonnce the speakers with Indignant Gran.
dloq1ence. OF coHrse, in the SEQUEL the
iangh ii to be turned upon thie ~crn4in. in.
'ra"ef bat Louis did Lot -" 'lo ttu Of the
thing.
DeeminG the interioper 70 he really a
counsellor, who had dared thus 20 show dis.
respect TO his royal presence. hc aro,e in
ms place and loudly commanded silence
and then he turned to the man whom he
would accuse of having broken the peace,
and had commenced severely t. beratr him
'or hi- nne"emly interruption of the play,
wheh one Of his attendants, who was In the
secret, pulled him by the sleeve. and whis.
pefed INTO his ear an explanation of the
truth. Louis was fond OF Joke, and he
not only laughed heartily at his ludicrou,
mistake, but he insisted ON snppiug with
the chief actors after the play was finished
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
ConH,ctin Zanzibar.

LONDON, Aug, "a despatch re-
ce!ved here this afternoon states thai
considerable excitement exists In IAN.
zibar owing 10 conflict being immi-
nent between the German co!oni-ts and
the natives.
The Germans are determined Oh pun.
ishipc the natives for alleged asgres.
|sions, and have enrolled themselves
into military companies preparatory q
giving battle to the latter. The colonists
hare also advised the home governmen,
OF tho state of affairs and ask for rein.
forcements. Several German men. of
war are in the vicinity, and will render
assistance 10 the colonists.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
-
YESTERDAY.

We do not believe there is a,v f,,.ao :.
o.day to rival or recrcate tina, bcau,ifpl -.
terday. We lnger in the ruins of IN. s1d
tent, where once we had bread and shelter
and organs, nor believe that the spirit can
feed, cover and nerve US again. We cannot
again find aught SO dear, so sweet, so grace.
full But we sit and weep in vain. The
voice of the Almighty saith "Up and on
ward forevermore." We cannot stay amid
the ruins.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
AIhrea,eued hcartt,y.

A letter from Petersburg, Va, says
" THere has been an extraordinary de.
mand in New York this season for Vir.
ginia apples, and large shipments have
been made 10 meet this demand. One
alone In this city has shipped nearly
2 600 barrels of apples to New York
since the first of July. The prices OBJ
tanned have been go satisfactory that
the farmers throughout the lower coun,
ties have drawn largely upon their or
chards for shipment, instead Of keeping
the fruit for making brandy. In view
Of this fact fewer stills will oe run and
shorter crop of fruit-brandy will be
made this year than usual.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
frespasseys

The Residents in the ve.,s,,|
the city who have fru;t ,,s.' ,a
N iLelr yards are very ppcs
py boys trespassing On tbsi,
ana stripping the irees Of M
Complaint has been made h h
and severa. times thew h.ys
passers III their custody, In,
ing to give the parents trOuI
reprlmanled them and i,
inns on!y seems to have Al
others, ard yesterday JObuI
and Joseph Smith, aged /, ,l
resnecttiyeiy, were captured
at Eighth and Broome st,s
hlling their pockets with D.,
were arraiened before JUDI.
this morning anG tped d
each.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
AEailhfnlhnYsb|

For six months aud two |
vious 10 his death. tie Veyl
Reilly was attended dsy snl
j. II AIRY Slack, a protssli
from Philadelphia, and u
long period they became vel
tached to each Other. NJ !
assidious in bis attention % |
prelate, and did every!hi1
that would contribute % BIB
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Pound n Prize.

Last Monday night while the pilo,
boat Howard was cruising off Capt
Eenlopen. the crew picked up the aban
ed and leaking schooner II. G. Will
din. The schooner halls from Warren
Rhode Island, and was bound from
New York city when she commenced
to leak and was abandoned by the crew
who were afterwards picked up by the
pilot boat Turkey.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
From FL Mahdi's Camp.

ROME, August 5.-Father Bonomie,
the Italian priest who went to lei
Mahdi's camp to plead for the release
of the nuns and priests captured al
Khartoum, will arrive at Rome on
Friday next, and will have al audience
with the Pope to discuss further mean,
for securing the release of the remain
ing captives.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
An owner Wantad.

Last Tuesday gray horse attached
TO wagon, without springs, was found
by the police near the Logan House.
and as the animal had been almos,
driven to death by the boys, the Off Gers
took charge of it, aud put it in the
pound. As there has been no ipouirv
conceI ming the team, the Mayor and
Chief are inclined to think that 1t was
stolen, and then turned loose,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
GaIllD- N ceiling.

The caDp.meeting at Joanna Heights
opened o-day with good attendance.
The camp is situated in a picturesque
spot, and hundreds of cottages have
been erected. There is an elegant
spring of ice cold water on the ground.
Persons who do hot wish to rent cot.
tages can obtain rooms over the board.
ing tent. The camp will continue until
the 10 b of this month, during which
time che Wilmington & Northern Rail
road Company will run special trains.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Attacked With Cfa

About I O'Clock las! e''
Clarles II. SchuimeiS!er "a
at Seventh and West s!resa
Ia ,ked with cramps that N
powerless. As soon as p0s,,
removed to his residence
Ninth street, where he Rs
DR.. Pyle, bur was 10 a Ssi!
di'iln ali night. Tbls nVl
some hat better.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
News In HFfef,

Portsmouth, n H., elected a Demo
cratic Mayor Tuesday by over 500
IN ajority. For the first time in its
history the Democrats made clean
sweep, carrying every ward.
Rev. George. B. Taylor, D. D., Bap.
tist missi 1nary in Italy, is expected
daily in this country. He will likely
visit his son, now in Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
The Governors Rti

owing to Governor SDa
quest that all places Of tu'i5
close On Saturday, the S,h \
spect TO the hurial Of ths|
soldier and citizen, Gen, \
MIR A W Gookin, Of the Y
will take time by the forslod
treat the public 10 an opeaI
on Friday evening .he 'ia,|
Saturday evening, as hereD
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
The TOIchesfer Excursion

The Asbury M. e. church excursion
this morning for Tolcheater numbert d
some four hundred persous and filled
seven cars. 1t left the p, W & p.
depot about & as In. The air was so
cool and bracing that mauy ladies took
blanket shawls and gentlemen their
light oyercoats with them,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
m MarylAn d Avenue,

The attention of the Street Com mis-
sioner should be given to Maryland
avenue. The recent storms of rain
washed it badly, rendering it in some
places almost impassable. The cutters
ara deep and dangerous, while a qnan.
tity of stones are scattered over the
avenue. Repairs should be made Mt the
earliest practicable period.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
A Wilmington mar in Troun,.

This mornings Philadelphia Record
says; Special Officer Byrne, of the
Broad streeet station, yesterday arrest
ed James Wilson, aged 65 years, OF
Wilmington, Del, on charge of swim
ding unwary passengers at the station.
He was locked up at the station.
house on Filbert street, above
Fifteenth, for a hearing this morn
inc
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
The Cholera.

MADRID, Aug. 5-Throughout Spain
on Wednesday 8, 282 new cases OF chol
sra were reported and l $40 deaths from
that disease. In the city of Teruel on
last 81 new cases and 20 deaths
were reported, aud In the province OF
Teruel. outside the city, 376 new cases
and 14l deaths. In the city of Madrid
the cholera is contined now to the pop
ulous districts Inhabited by the poor.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06

An Exhibition Of American manufactures
and Latural products is 10 be opened In
Rome next November, under the sanc ion OF
tho ministry OF agriculture and commerce,
and Of the coDsul-geueral Of the United
States. The purpose ts 10 give American
manufacturers and merchants a chance 10
advertise their wares in Italy. and, IL is
hoped, 10 lay the foundation Of new com
merce
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Memorial bef'ic|

wiugate Post, No. ., ny
will have special menSll' ,.H
their hall, on Saiutai, snit y,
Scripture lesson, sg.a s.I,,
Thee; reading genera, e. 40, on
poem, Mr.. Henry .'.;D ia,1D1
Wm. T. Tuli,ex-C Chaplain ~,
OILS and others are 'i
present.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Character, Speech aud voice.

Cultivate the Rraces of character
speech, and tones of voice, and you may
find that the maa who was glad to es.
cape from the loquacious, complaining,
exacting woman, goes reluctantly from
her who knows when to talk and when
to be sileut, who openeth her mouth
with wisdom, and in whose tongue is
the law of kindness -
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Two Good D'

There are two good .aa ''Is \.
pound, nd at sixth :, ano ofje.. "a
bis aYta a,,'s'1'j'. tTsn,y foaf hoali t..aI d
feitcd, but will be s.4i. k.ps 10 ~ 4
1L,sspabseitd Lse sflartdG This aflet.ee1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
case PosIponey

John Hazard aIlS Is
colored, i red was charged ,s, :
ting ting an assault d. and Ss'',' p =
case was postpone. ,i.o.., NV
morning, and the be pii'Yibi y, M
to furnish 800 bail i'' "
at tina. time. -
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06

Conservatives can never SEC that reform.
ers arc accomplishing anything but the
reformers themselves are always sustained
by the little events that happen on the
way.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
,.ou,ug coffee 10 /

Madamo AiasIGIl6, I1s,'ee' as'
s,ass 'ss with d S'llSs'I'ss. ils s.';5 !. a. J
s.: s.; ,ssas,ss':;aT sa, t~fa!S =. y. II' ;',
raise the berry
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06

The art of batteries is to take adyailtace
OF the foibleh of the great, 10 foster tl4en
errors, and never to give advice which NAV
annoy.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
kelley Nos ae'''

LoynoS, Augna's,,,y,;aepaa ?; ;ea
iyls s,.sss n1s government ;1nss a,nmasd, ,na'
a1, AUSTRIA, arttad and has ,,.i s1pIsds,ls1 ppDd %
hs huy'i, vii. be recalled J '''
mea, uu be made .-~1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
II eyB EOund.

Two keys attached to ring, were
picked up in the street by police Off
Ger, and the owner can obtain them by
apply ing at rolice station.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06

We do not count mans years until n,
has nothing else to count
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
The W cath er.

Tomorrow promises t. be warmer
and fair. Saturday fair to cloudy, in.
dicating Local showers.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Immense Grant Edhion

Of the Star on Sunday. Profusely il.
Illustrated and a full account OF the
Grant obsequies.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06

Fem & Cos thermometer registered
yesterday 81 at 8 p. M, so at 8 p. N.
and 10 at 10 ID. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Our Prices Low

Ginger cakes, Sc. FER doz.
Honey cakes, sc. per doz.
Mixed junbles 12c. per lb.
Trenton crackers, 3 lbs. for 25c
Sugar jumb les. BIS for 25c
Ginger is, 3lbs. for 25c.
Egg biscu it, 16c. per b
Soda biscuit, Sc. per Id.
Pretzsls, 2ibs for 25c
Cocoanut macaroons, 22G. per ID.
DEvERELL Bros, 10 Il. Fourth at.
Archbishop Ryan, according to the
Philadelphia Times, during the past
eleven months has confirmed over 22 900
children, the largest number at one con.
'rmation being i,475.
helpless of her citizens. try.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
NOTES,

The Middletown club, the strongest
club in the State outside of Whining.
ton, have arranged a game with the
w ilmington Reds, to be played at the
Scheutz ,n Park on Saturday, August
Is. The adm ission VIII be Tree, and
all those who wish TO see an intel esting
game W i'll not have a better opportu
nifty. Thompson, of tn Is city. and a
crack pitcher are the battery for the
NJ Middletowp team.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
singular 't,..1

John 3 Coo Cooper: :ata.i tsIl slDii sapi ]
de.pnis lef ilis'| |ys,'sfl'ds.sys; e 'ss ys;aaIs.,s IS
Sn %.s 'hS SO ssfs sstioa;; fn.' :. 20, % = =
Sonssica9.,, %as & 9.,,a'a ard a1ss.ppi'ai. 1s pf,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
Bas 0 Bail.

The following games were Played
yesterday
Baltimore, Athletic
The Atb letics would not submit to the
unfair I'll ling of the umpire and left the
held in the ninth inning with two mel
out. II the game had proceeded the
Athletics would probably have won.
st. Louis-St. Louis, 8 LOUISVILLE ,
Chicazo-Chicsgo. Philadelphia o
Boston, 3 Detroit, l.
Providence rovidsnce,4; ST. Louis
8.
Washington d. C.-National, 5
Newark, !.
Norfolk, Va Norfolk, 8 Tren
ton, 6,
PhiladelDh Young America, IL
Olympic, 6
Macon, Ga.-Macou, 5 Augusta, )
Chattanooga Chattanooga, 1 Allan
IA, 2.
Memphis-Memphis, l0i Nashville, 3
Birmingham, Ala Birmingham
Columbus, IS.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06
state o. tho rpermouue,.r

at the REPUBLICAN Office In the shade.
O'Clock 10 o'clock IL o'clook
$40 73o 76O
Daily Republican., 1885-08-06

SpecialfAttention Given 10
the Securing OF Safe and
Lucrative Investments at
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