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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-05-04

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lation OF Witch Hazel, American Pine. Canada Fir
Marigold and Blossom, called Sanfords Radi-
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and one Sanfords Improved Inhaler all in pack
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
TIE NnAI ,srnnce

When Hon 4. + lIofl arrived At
home On Friday, b. vas, 10 i, say the
least. somewhat aupprkeu 10 find that
all the praiss for obtaining an splso-
prtatioR OF $50, 900 Tor building a new
post-uitice III WiuN ingtOn, had been
given 10 air. Rayard Mr.. Lore is very
sure that II Mr.. Bayard's attention was
called TO the subject be would prompt
ly disclaim The eft, 1T to belttle hun
before his constituents in that III amer.
Tue fact OF tho case WAS that MIR. Lore
went to Mr.. B4yard in the Senate and
asked him 10 introduce the amendment
providing Tor the Wilmington appro'
pria ion i'll that bod. This request
Mr.. Bayard scceded l),and by watching
his Gu nee he lad the anne ndment tack
ed TO the House sund y civil bill In the
hurry and confusion OF the closing
hours OF Congress, when certain Sena.
tors who usually obj scted To all such
bills, could hot watch everything, and
under these circumstances it went
| through. OF course, Mr.. Baysrd is en-
| titled TO some credit, but he simply did
his duty az Senator. In the House
Mr.. Lore had everything ready for 9
favorable reception Of the bill a. sOou
as it should be sent il from the Senate
Even Mr.. Holman the great objector
had agreed to offer no opposition 10 ;
Case 30 evidently neritorious. This i
labout the whole case in r nutshell, ant
the effort made Ia detracJ from Mr.
Lore the merit strictly due Wi. not b
a strong lever IL favor OF Mr.. Bayard
man tor the unexpired Senatorial ten n
The bill az 1t passed Congress pre-
vides that the post-onice whereve
built shall stand alone a. 4 be fort
i. I Get FROM any other building on oitht
side or end
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
Mr.. lore R0pbed.

Hon. G. b. Lore, while al the Rail.
road station at W athIagtou, ID. G., on
Friday AFTERNOON. pnehiug his way
through CROWD 10 reach tie cars, was
relieved VI hia pocket book containing
$40, TIA. belEs ..JUut Lis last months
salary as p COngr ssman lie felt some
body pushing against him rather bard
in the crowd, bas attributed 1t 10 the
rush for tie cars He did not know
that he had been robbed until he took
his seat in the car and fesched In his
side vest pocket for me .noranduD
book, only 10 find that the hand OF a
thief had been there ahead OF his hand
and had abstractei pocket-book, memo
randum book and the papers he had in
his pocket. Mr.. Lore Lays the thief
will be welcome TO the inOiry II he will
only return the memorandum book. tor
which he would DO willing Ia give the
THE. an additional $40.
Hon. j. IL Reagan, OF Texas, who
was also struggling through the SAME
crowd 20 reach the cars, Was relieved
OF his pocket book containing $6O7.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

There Is now fine lot of steel en-
cravings, oiligraphs, colored plat
agraphs, oil aud water color paintings
on exhibition at No. So5 Market ststet,
that 1t will be To the interest of the
lovers of lie beautiful in art to call
in and zee. They are nicely framed
in the popular new style French frames,
or in heavy GIT, and are being sold at
private sale at less than half price.
Among these pictures are some gemf,
tina. POSSESS very great value. The steel
engraving "Cnrist Rejected" by B.
West; The Iron Worker Before King
Solomon" by Professor q. Schusele,
and Lady Washington's Reception,
are among the fineet works Of the en-
graver's art, but they are being offered
for less than the coat of the frame and
glass. The sale viii only be continued
q fswi Us longer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

Mr.. Elizabeth Chandler, widow Of
the late DR.. Joseph 7. Chandler, died
" sterday at the residence OF her Bon at
Centreville. aged 67 years. Tie health
OF the deceastd had tleen failing for the
past year and half and sae MAS contiu-
oil To her bei Tor the past three w5eks.
Mrs Chandler had for many years pre-
vious TO her death been q member Of
tue Lower Brandy vine Presbyter An
Church, and WAS consistent christian.
She leaves seven children, three sons
and four daughters, all Of whom are
married. Dr. Joseph II. Chandler and
Thomas Chandler live at Centre
vii 9. Peter Chandler, another son. lives
pear West Chester One Of the dangh-
tiers Is the wife of j. Davis Sisler, OF the
we'll known firm Of Harvey & Sislet;
another IL the wife of Samuel q. SIM
mons Of the firm of SiiI mons & Brother,
viii another is the wife Of James q,
Noblit, Of Philadelphia, and the fourth
the wife of Samuel Gregg, of Christ
ana Hundred. The funeral will take
place on Tuesday afternoon, and the In.
terment will be- at the Wilmington and
Brandy wine Cemetery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
DEATHS.

RICHsRDSON-On the 9Th inst, i!liam
T., son OF John NJ. and Martha Richardson,
aged IL months.
Relatives and friends ore respectfully In.
vited to attend the m1eral, from the res:
cence ef his parents, rs Robinson II cot, u
Monday sfternHon, at2 O'Clock. lotermelt
at hiverview cemetery
THDMPSDN-On the 9th inst sarah a.
wife of George Thompson, In The DIST rear
of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
yited To attend the funersl, rom the rec
oence Of her husband near Clay mont, lei.
on Tuesday, March 10Th, 70 leave tae hpu u
~ II O'Clock, to proceed to the WumingtUn
ard Br.udywine cemetery.
OAK ES-On March 18th, 1855. Rebecca Ann.
~ife ot the late Francis l. OskGs, eged 81
years
Relatives and n lends are invited TO attend
the funeral from the residence II her son, l.0t
Wa nut street, on Monday ,March 9th, u
leave the house at ga. m.
CHANnLER-Un the 9th I st.. at Centre
vile, bel, Elizabeth Chandler, relict OF the
late DR.. Joseph Z. Chandler, aged o. years
Relatives and friends are invited TO attend
the funeral IRON her late residence, on Tues
day, March 10Th, 1885, a. Oae O'Clock without
further notice Intermect It wilmington
ana Brandy wiue cemetery.
ZEBLEY On the tn inst, Lewis Zebley
in the 67ta year OF his hge.
helsiives and friends Of the family are re-
| epecifu y invited TO attend the unerti from
| his late rosidei &C no 40S v est Tni't' orr i
| street on Tuesday f'ernCOl. the 10th int
| at 2 o'clock. InRrment a. Bethel, Brandy
| wine buudred
| OSBOIN F-pn March 5lh Mrs. James Os.
| borne, Upper Chichester, Delaware County
| in the 72nd ycar If her age.
| The relatlt - aud fri' nd7 Of the fablly arr
| invited aiie-d the tunf ral without furlhtl
| notice, FROM the residence of her sou. Andrew
Osborne, In Upper h'chester, on Monday
| March 9Th, 10 leave the house u one o'clock
| To proceed 10 Mount Pleasant Celnt .ery, Bran
| dywine Hundred, Delaware.
| KING-un Msr,h 5tb, Maggie X. lking
| wife OF james A. King, Of EiYe o1r.
| Fr'nds and relatives ART RESPECTFULLY in
| st, Paul's NJ. f. church to he WilminKto
| and BraGdywlne Cemetery, on Monday til
| 9Th Inst. at 3p. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
the Pr,. &c of wales visit

DUBLIN, March 6.-Thousands OF
persons are signing petitions of various
kinds to the Chamber of Commerce,
urging that body TO form a grand com
mittee of reception for the Prince OF
Wales upon the occasion OF his
visit. United Ireland, the paper OF
which Mr.. O'Brien, M. p, FOR Nal
low. is tho editor, and Mr.. Parneil If
the chief owner, has Published speclal
lord Mayor O'Copnor for having re-
tracted his abusive remarks regarding
the visits Of the Prince of Wales u
Ireland.
It speaks Of the Prince as . "foreigr
potentate," and exhorts all lrisnmeI
70 abstain from any acts OF loyal hom
ago toward the intruder.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
FOURTH EDITION.
Dots.

DOh8
Nearly every body and the other fef
low are going into the poultry business.
The circulation of the REPUBLICAN, Ia
steadily climbing up again.
Soon be time " spin tops, play mar.
bles, fly k ties, and catch tho spring
fever.
Dover Is affected with the skate craze
and rink will be opened there on
Monday next
There is considerable sickness ut pres
emit, in the form of pneumonia. Our
DOCTORS are kept busy just At present.
The prettiest girl In Wilmington will
not get that promised sleigh ride TO day.
Calse-not enough snow.
Isaac G. Lofiand Of Kent County,
owns two year old Chester white hog
That is estimated TO weigh over 1000
pounds.
1t Is said that ZOO, 900 was leh be-.
liad at Washington this week. IL il a
GOOD thing that somebody has money
yet to spend.
| G. X. Green of Christiana Hundred,
Us preparing ~ move TO Kennett Square,
Pa, where Ee will engage in the real
estate ousihees'
The six days skating contest AZ the
Marlson square 1Sruen, new foiK, Is
SUI gong on witn donovan Ieaoihg'
iutre are ten contestants III tue race
| A gentlsmsn of this city is making
arrangements to open skating rink in
kstirs,t Square, prov !dipg suitable
building can 10 obtained.
MesSs. Sill x Bailey will hereafter
hav, their sale Of cows at Unionvilie,
Pa, il stead OF at the Red Lion, on &C
lcount Of the pleuro-pneumonia existing
in {, alter locality.
| TT lroad track ut Hochessip IN in
l6spAdft be,np rudtru I'D ty the
lcay -, Of .I9ek.on'sona rl.s. ard re-
lpairsnigu have been AZ work this week
endea, Jrilrs 10 avert the danger.
Miss Mary Wells was on. oftbe mar
tell. IT,, s,no "Iift The Latch " a,
the Un..n A. T. SUNDAY school ami
yers,ry "n Tbnr.day nigbt inst,ad n,
Mrs H., i. Ala,andar as was GROW
aonsIv .ts,sd
.
h;a - ," S T y.
$500 stua o. VI
ono =. tHs aus y, nc ca.
s" ga Hs, "u w, no Wa o' pt ',,, u
49,, ,,. " 'p'
III oiuer !" continue 'ne journey
J a surpri 70 party was given on Satur
day evening" st the residence OF samue
Garrett, at dockessin, in honor Of The
thirteenth birthday OF his sou Philip
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MARRlASiE En-

MOORE-TU UHrON-On March h, 1881
ny Kew. VIM. 7. Davistformer pastor OF 81
Paul's NJ. II. church,, Lewis h. Moore 10
Edna l.. Tuchton, both Of this city.
PROUp-KLAIR-At the Presby ter,an Par
sonage, in Kennett Square, on The eth Of
March, 1855. by Rev. u. ". NJ GORE, George
s. Proud 70 Laura Kiair, both OF Kennet'
Township.
CLOUD-CInUD-At the Bingham House
Philadelphia, on Fifth day, Sd u o. 9Th 1885
before the Mayor, William h. smith, b,
Friend ceremony, Joseph r. CLOUD, o
Centrevillc, Del, and Mary Il Cloud, 0
kennett Square, Pa.
NhlT-BRI9tiS-On March 4th, 1855
at 24lT N. College avenue, Philadelphia, by
Kew Robert Graham. MIR. John Barnet
ana miss kstella Helen Brigss, both o
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
MAD Dog

CLEVELAND, March d "A bout o.
clock this ternoon, as many children
were returning from school, a large
yellow cur was noticed running wildly
about Lorian street, enapping at imagi
nary objects in the air. Approaching a
group OF children, the dog dashed al
Samuel Bndd ,agei IL years, biting him
severely on the hand.
Before 1t was driven away it had also
bitten lad named Thomas Conway
and three little girls. Passing 90, the
dog bit a man on the leg. The cry OF
mad deg" was then raised, and q
crowd collected. One man stood direct
iy In the path of the animal, and when
the dog came up caught him by the
ears and held him until he was de
spAtohod. People that aaw ths dog Gay
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Incorporated In 1868 for rs years by thu
Legislature for Educational and Charitable
purposes--with n capital Of q 900, 00o--f
which 9 reserve fund on over $3.50. 600 has sirce
been added
by an overwhelming popular vote It's iran
chise was made part Of the present Ststs
Constitution adopted Dec. Ind. A. u 1873.
The only Lottery ever voted on and en-.
dorsed by the people Of any state. It mover
scales OF postpones.
Its Grand single Number Draw,
fngs take place monthly.
a APLENpID OPPORTUNITY To
WIN A FORTUNE. Third GRAND
DRAWING, GLASS e. IN TbE ACApE
MY on MUSIC. NEW ORLEANS, TUES
DAY, March 10, 1885,. Monthly
Drawing.
CAPITAL PRIZE. $500
1901 flick cts NJ Ftv q IDOL lars Eerb
Fractions, fn R1fths I'm Proportion
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

In Philsdslphis al executions take
plAce In the corridor Of the Mo, men
sing prison, near what ID known as the
!" Murder~rH' Row." The cells In this
row are occupied By persons convicted
uf capital offences, and many OF whom
are under sentence Of death. 1t Is the
custom whenever an execution takee
pls99 10 close al the cell doors In the
vicnity 70 prevent the occupants wit
Messing the proceedines.
Although tho prisoners cannot see
what In taking place outside. they can
hear very plainly all that transpires,
and when the trAp-doors OF the scaffold
ON which Goerson was standing parted
on Thursday morning, they struck
the uprtghts on either side Of the gal
lows with bang that echoed Ali along
the quiet corridor and the sharp click
Of the bolt ~ il WAS drawn added to
the strange 1e. Joseph Taylor, the
condemned murderer of Michael Doran,
the prison keeper, who has been tossing
about ON his bed every night for week
sat in his cell u few feet from where the
ecAdoid stood.
The echo OF the falling doors had hard
~ died away when the murderer, with.
ing In convulsions, with his eyes almos,
bursting from their sockets and frothing
1t the month like man dog, lay on his
cell floor with every muscle in his body
twitching. He la for several minutes
before he was discovered by any of the
keepers, who happened TO hear through
the muffied wooden door of the cell the
awful yell OF the murderer. Taylor
fits lasted for Ave minutes and was fol.
lowed almost Immediately by another.
He screamed and put out his hands as
II to push something away !ron him.
1t took three hours to pacify him, and
when this was accom- plished he sat until
supper time at nis cell door listening.
One of the hospital cells on the same
corridor was occupied by an old man
named Joseph Barrett, who was serv
ing long ser tence for 40 assault with
intent to kill his wife, and previous &c
the execution he hal seemed very an
xious, and made many inquiries con.
corning IL. The old man had for some
time been confined to his bed with
dropsy, and not withstanding the effort.
Of his nurse TO direct his mind to some
other topics, he would almost contibu
ally talk about the approaching execu
ton. On Thursday morning he wa
left alone in his cell, the door locked
and the peepbole tightly closed, anC
nothing was seen OF heard of him uni
after all WAS over, when the cell doc
was opened, and lie was found dead IL
his bed.
Briggs, the wife murderer, who 1
sentenced to be hung in shsrt {, me
was also very much affected and
seems that humanity should cause tn
proper officials to have the Rsllows re
moved, before another execution take
place, TO some point where these poo
wretches could not hear the nois
caused by the falling of the trap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
Dersn sa . Delawarean.

DIR. J. 8. Copes, . prominent and re-
spected citizen of New Orleans. died in
tina. citv snraey. dc WAS born In Sus.
Eek County, Del, and graduated in
medicine from the College of PEiiadel-
phia before attaining his majority. He
practiced his profession in Tuls and
jackson, Miss, and settled in New Or
leans thirty-six years ago.
There he continued the practice OF
medicine for some years, and afterward
entered mercantile affairs. For a con-
siderable period and up TO the time OF
d is death he WAS the agent OF tie New
York Life Insurance Company. nc
took an active interest III scientiht
matters. and was president Of the New
Orleans Academy of Sciences.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
rance Meeting To-MoFrow

There will be grand temperance
N ,eting tomorrow afternoon At
o'clock, In the basement OF ST Mays
church, that will bp add q, sed by the
R,v. Dennis j. Flynn. The Shields
Library Association will attend in .
bo ~, and will meet at their hall NJ 3
o'clock, TO proceed 10 the church under
tho marshaletip of Frank p. Phalen.
The lecture will. 2leo be attended by the
Father Matthew Society, with William
h. Mccormick as marshal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
Bore Telephone suD.eriber..

Telephones have beer paced in the
following places Anthony Higgins,
ESD, No. 838 Market etreet, call 273 |;
A. b. Gillespie q Co., No 3 East Sec.
ond street, call 27T city auditors
office, No. 81 East SixH street, call
streets, cali pa Jackson Lime 81 Coal
Company b e, No. 2, No. 1900 Mar
ket rect, cah lL1.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

For several days past there has been
an unprincipled scoundrelin the west
era part of the city, who has been tx
posing his person to little school girls,
who chanced To pasy. and making indie
cent proposals 10 such young ladies
whom he happened to meet The police
have been informed of his actions, and
il is hoped that he may be arrested aud
III ado 10 pay the psualls OF his crimes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
In Favor OF J OH uson.
tcoNAusIoATKp

zee In your valuable paper OF the
Esd instant that voter suggests the
name of Thomas johnson ~ q candi-
date for Mayor. Now, l am n Demo
crat and always have been one but II
Thomas johnson is o candidate will
vote for himl and many of my friends
will do tho same. for he will All the
office with credit to our city and our
citizens. A CITIZEN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
n..sh OFT. .. Arth mr..

PHILADELPHIA, March CT. .,
Arthur. the we'll. known writer and
nublisher, died at his residence mere
tonight from kidney trouble ageG -
wears. Mr.. Arthur was born In Ne.
burg, N. Y, in 1909 When qul.s
young he removed TO Balunos1, VIZ W.
he afterwards published aWeeAIy h1 1ot,
no nenar called the AtherRum. In lo4l
he removed TO Philadelphia, where ut
hos sinc,s resided.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
W 0Hnna's Love.

Women are formed for attachment
Their gratitude Is upiInpea enable; their
love is AT unceasing fountain Of delight
10 the man who has once attained H.,
and knows how 10 deserve It.. But that
very keenness ofsepsiblity which, IL veil
cultivated, won d prove the source OF
your highest epjo meut, may grow to
bitterness and NORWOOD if you fail TO
attend 10 Il OF abuse 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

Although it is three months from TO-
dav before the city election takes place,
the aspirants for the Mayoralty are
springing up on all sides, and the name
81 Henry G. Conrad, Thopas johnson.
John Hare. John M. Dunn. Robert
Fraim and others are mentioned on the
Republican side, whilsC; b. khoads,
Joshua l.. Simms, HarfyV>ayPiey aDo
Martin Farrell are said TO beWi!ing to
accept nomination from the Demo
Gratis.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
Swiss BaIsam,

by Its curing me OF that terrible disco 90, As
thma, after 'ying other remedies. J. Green
driver for J. Brad ord
Your Aromanna cured me Ct Bliousness,
and consider 1t the greatest medicine In
the world, Gays e English, OF Claymont
street
My child years old, was Immediately
cured of Group by the use OF Swiss BalsaIn.
Mrs A. Scull No. 3o& omosrd street.
Unlike most cough medicines, (Swiss
Balsam,) contains no Morphia or
Opium, and is the only safe remedy for
'h''dren. These are vegetable reme-
dies Swiss Balsam cures all throat
and lung disease. The great, purely
vegetable com mound
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
civil Service.

The New York Sun wants tho Civil
Service reformed by turning out all the
Republicans, then cutting down ths
plumber of offices and making one
Democrat do the work of three. This
Mr.. Dana claims TO be the Tilden theory
OF the reform needed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
.,os.er Temperapce RsIIy.

The Rev. D. j. Flynn will deliver
sermon on the evils of intemperance
and the advantages arising from total
nbstinepcs from intoxicating drink, on
Sunday afternoon, March sth,. at o.
clock, under the auspices OF the OF.
Mary's and tho Father Mattne"
Young Mems temperance sooie', .I.
nnblic in general are cordially invited
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

The Hon. Charles Is. Lore, II we
must be n p -eseIted by Democrat, Ii
the man who the greater number oil
property owners would like 10 Fee rep
resent Delaware in the Senate. He 1,
liked by everybody, and in one oil
the easiest approached when in publ,
ife.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
shot Thr0ugh the Hand.

Robert #. Simms, youngest son Of
Or. John II. Simms, about IL years of
age, was wounded in the hand this
morning while playing with pistol.
The wonnd is bus heavy fash
wound that will not inlet any perma.
Dent iuiury.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07

WIN J. Lapk, auctioneer, sold for
Elias Lohand, Of New Castle Hundred :,
on Thursday, horses. $207 30, Sl51 %,
SiG2 S2I7. so cows, S37 S3T, S37. S3s,
81 30, $50, $45, 40, S44, $3.50, $40 so,
$40; oxen Sl25, pigs, 81 per ID, wheat $40
per acre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
AID Inr,A sal o.

This morning City Auditor BAL SOLO G
q int M the corner of Eighteenth ana
W : iotl in tor streets, the property OF
David Woolmau and Isaac murray
seized and sold to satisfy Hen ITO, i%'
curb,ng aud paving side walk. ih'
nroperty was bought by wilma"
Maxwell FIR $3.50
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
ArCAP ITAL PRIZE, e7B. 0o0.-v -
cts only %. shares in proper
ton.

Louisiana State LotteryCompapy
1--WE do hereby ceitiry thai 30 supervise
the arrangement for all the Monthly and
Semi-Annual Drawings OF The Louisiana
state Lottery Company, and In person man
age and control tho drawings Themselves, and
that the game are cond ucted with hoDef.y,
fairness, ana In good ini'h toward oil peItise
and woarthorize the Company to ace toii
certificate, with lac -siniiies Oi U,u s.Sa-t1"s
lttaolo4, 0 ,ts AiyertiEens
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
The A.,,ury NJ. L. society.

The regular weakly meeting Of the
Asbury NJ. 7. Society will hs held this
evening, and very interesting pro
gram ~ usual presented. IA invitation
~ exteld-d TO Ito public 10 attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
Trying Mschiuevy.

A very satisfactory trial WAS made
y esterday of the machinery of the
steamer Norfolk, which is being com.
pleted by the Harlan & Holdings wort h
Company tor the New York, Philadel-
phia & Norfolk Railroad.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-07
"ReprenentatfOn.n

Edward Bradford. Esq, delivered an
able address before the Young's Mems
Republican Club last night upon. "Kep.
reaenlation." AS it will appear in full
IN tho REPUBLICAN, Of Monday, no at
tempt is made 10 give a synopsis Of IL
to-day.