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Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Labor Nnfss

The street car conductors strike in
chicago has ended by the strikers and
the company coming to an agreement.
and the running OF the cars will be re-.
sumed as usual to-day.
Inc stone cutters of s.. Paul and
Minneapolis, Minnesota. struck yes,er.
day for al adv ,uco lrvm 10 to 80 cents
per hour, and eight hours work instead
of ten.
The striking labore1s in the saw
mills in Bay City, Michigan, yester iay
marched TO the mills headed by a band
OF music, and several mills were stop.
ped, the men joining the strikers. Tie
employers are willing 70 ount ten hours
days work, but will reduce wages
proportionately.
Gesteriay morning twelve hundre d
strikers from the iron mills, at New
purg, marched into Cleveland and
visited Chisdo.m's shovel works. This
establishment is operated by the CHS
noims, who also own The controlling
Interest in The Cleveland Rolling Mills
The strikers forced the workrnen 10
quit and closed the factcrv They then
went to be y lion Screw WORKS. which
are partly owned by Mr.. Chisholm
They were denied admittance, where.
upon they battered down the doors with
heavy pieces OF timber, and car pins
thrown in the windows.
Fayette Brown, Presid dent of the Com.
pany, and one OF the be4t-known bu.l.
ness men IN northern ONO, was struck
on the head with a clut and serious!y
injured. The workmen were obliged
10 stop work, and tie establishment
was closed. The local military were al
their armories last night prepared to
move on the rioters il any turtler yio-
lence was attempted
The oiliGers OF the Amalgamated
Association, in PiJtshurg, yesterday
received Information from the Nail
Feeders in w heeling in reference to theil
action in resolving to re-enter the
Amalgamated Association. Presiden,
Weihe says they cannot take any actor
on the reqae at tins time, as II is 10
under the1r jurisdiction. The aunua
convention will Ds held in Whee ing OIL
August 4th, when the question will b,
considered.
The Mai Feeders Of the Ohio Valley
In convention a. Bellaire yesterday
made formal application tor read
nilsson TO the Amalgamated Associa-
tion.
John =. Hunter, owner Of Hunters
Hotel, IL Wl,kesb barre, Penna., has
tailed. Ine house was closed last pighi
by the Sheriff. His heaviest eyedii6r,
are New York and Phila l- "a ,Iuuor
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
TH|R D EDITION.
YguOalan q Beach.
Correspondence of the hEruBLIcAN

Correspondence of the hEPUBLIcAN
Like many of the " ilmin ston peo.
pie, anxious TO get out of the city on
Saturday morning, / embarked on the
steamer S. A. Mccall r Pennsgrove
and arriving there embarked on the
steamer Thomas Clyde and bought a
ticket for Wood land Beach, arriving
there at 1913 O'clock. | was surprised
10 lind the Improvements that have
been made since last season. The build
ings have BEEN thoroughly renovated
inside aud out, re furnished the grounds
improved, bath houses enlarged and a
new outfit Of bathing robes for visitors
to this iong and familiarly known
watering place, ard, / think, the best
one on the Delaware Bay. There is fine
bathing with a fair surf and none of
the dangers of Cape May or Atlantic
City. There Is good sailing, and boats
uader the charge of Captain Frank
Wicks, an old shell back from Bay
vile, L. I. The dancing pavilion is tiue
and airy, With Prof. Raybold's orches-
ira. The pavilion and grounds at night
from the bay have the appearance Of
places more noted, and with no less OF
the natural attractions for families.
The grounds are well shaded, with a fine
grove Immediately back Of the house
Taking everything into consideration
think it is the most pleasant place on
the bay. The proprietor, Mr.. Edward
Kronenberg, Is host in the true sense,
a cultured gentleman, full of life, who
makes every person about him feel at
home, but all understand he Is the land.
lord, and attends to the details of every.
thing connected with the comfort of his
guests. He Is ably ASST sted by his son,
Mr.. Richard Kronenberg, very fine
young man, pleasant and courteous to |
all of the guests. Last, but not least,
is his daughter, Miss Jennick, who fills
the position of bookkeeper and cook, a |
position which she ills with grace mir
gled with dignity that are in accord. |
ance with her education and training.
The house is now full, but guests are |
coming and going every few days. The
table is supplied with all the delicacies
of the season.
have met gentlemen and their fami. |
lies that have been coming here for
years, and they tell me that the placs
ID In all respects more attractive than
ever. l must now close, as it is dinner
time, and hoping our host will have a
successful season, as he we'll deserves
1t, l am truly yours,
July 7, 1886 RAMB1rr
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
A Fine Rain.

A very refreshing shower ofrain visi.
ted our city, few minutes after three
. e'ock on Tuesday afternoon, which
seemed 10 wash out the cutters and
give the streets pretty thorough
cleaning. Another shower took place
abouttwo O'Clock this morning. Unfor
tunately the clouds did not extend over
the entire county. Very little rain fell
at Newport in the afternoon, the farm
ers remaining in the harvest fields and
continuing tie operation of cutting and
shocking the wheat, while at Center.
vile he shower was nothing like a.
heavy as in this city, but sufficient to
cause general suspension of, work III
the fields.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
charged with Larceny.

This morning Alexander McCloskey
was arraigned before Judge Sharpley,
charged with larceny. The evidence
showed that last evening while j. Frank
Ruth, residing at Linden and Franklin
streets, was engaged in watering the
flowers on the Lawn in the rear Of his
dwelling, he was told by lady that a
man had entered his house and was
j ust going away.
Mr.. Ruth followed him, and found
that he had several articles of clothing
under his coat belonging to him, which
be had taken out of basket of clothes
standing in the house He brought the
fellow as far as Fourth and Madison
streets, when he met officer Harry Tay.
lor. who took him TO the hall. After
hearing the evidence the Judge commit.
ted McCloskey in default of $500 bail
for his appearance at Court.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

UIlCE- uNnEK AND PURSUANT
~ 10 the act OF the General Assembly Of
the state OF Delaware, entitled An set
Az DIVER, March u, 1883. notice is hereby
given that an application will he made Ia
the Honorable William q. Whitelcy, asso
cate Judge OF the Superior Court Of lhe
state OF beiaware, residing in New CastIe
county, on Monday. the twentieth day oi
July, l>'J. at ten o'clocE in tn. morning. at
ohambers in the city of " Wilmingtuu, i1r The
Incorporation Of company [, he called
Ee!aWare BAKERY and Candy Company. /"
the ohlcct Of which is TO carry on ihe
husiress Of manufacturing and selling
BREAD, BISCUITS, ,OkRCkERS. CAKES,
pastry, candy ana con 'ecttonery. in all it,
,"llVus uratches, and to purchase, sell and
deal in foreign and domestic fruits and nIIts
and genera lily to do ali things necessary a.
proper Tor the conduct of said business
BRA bFORns Y NAkDttiRlFT,
attorney for proposed incorporates.
+tsS
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Presidential Appo:u.,nen..

WAsHINGToS, July The Presi-
dent TO, day appointed Fredericl, Gov.
ker to be collector of Internal rev.nna
for the first district of Pennsylyania
vice Wm. J. Polloak, Suspended, apn
Willis G. Clark to he collector OF cns.
toms at Mobile, Ala. Mr. Gerker is a
prominent business man of Philadel.
phfa. He served throughout the wa in
the Federal army, and attained tlf
rank OF major and brevet lieutenant.
colonel. Since then he has been in the
railroad business, and az one time w1.
lessee OF the Baltimore aud Delawa-e
Railroad g.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MesSrs. Bradford and Vaudegrift give
notice that they will apply 10 Judge
Whiteley on the Goth inst, for an act of
Incorporating " The Planters Cotton
Seed Company" the object of which is
to manufacture meal. feed, paper stock
from cotton seed ard other grain, and
make and FELL mills, presses and other
machines necessary in that bu,iness.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Afi0chtug Revelations.

Los DnN, Ju.y The Pail
Gazette prints Tins a,.erLoor .hl
ond OF its articles Upr tic nd
young glr,s for imm9-a. md
Some terrible 'niqu.ties arr ID
forth &C. the llgh, u be 1ag, ila
localities are piainly t.attl al,
parent Y the euly coAoaagtl III
ed il in regard t. the Lanes d ID
and titled run. ans wi aaTt tai
in the chastity Of wOnea,
In many cases these menSrled
with spch accuracy hal !. s0lld
auperiiaous piece o. l..j1i.is4au,
to casual readers Of i.cHspaleIs,
the names. The STORES are eHi
not ficIltlons, ta9 the fAlet chal
libel sui.s by prn:.fg De siIeti
numbers .. i14uy LoIses :tn'e1
used for the PURPOSE .: VI
debaucEees. The ogue's u le.ll
of these houses have aj.ul!anl
TOR action against ila Pa Nili6a1
whether the +. .Jries arr RE q lals
the Old adago .. cgEn0l .aw
greater til" ruth. iaee.ea'e: -ls \
prevails unmcd!ne,l EagisHd'
No suits have YET bee.l btgaa ~
the paper, and tie rrssanp.lqa
the PARTIES concerned Do ac a
risk the publicity ah.th sE't ~ "
wo,:id involve. There 3 geTtia
preston tina; the revelations Z
Gazette, hor .ihit as t..eg are aisl
main ttne. T!.et "a !, nov et'
by purchasers AIT 5de =. erS are u y
by the Thousand AIT tiip.ed a.. !,
the world Inc s;:e,i re tele WI
shouts of the veHsiers and iteesp
is the leadlns toni, q; so'lTt,ss,. ...,a
Change, III he cubs, IL F'iiW'l
rlagts and wherever nen Lleti w, ,
In the House OF Commons ms
ing the question was asked @le.a' ~
Government intended 70 rrosecu'ss
Pail Nal! Gazatse Tor us ,cala
publications, s,r / eii@fd ~ IL
Cross, the home seereta-y, rsf.iIi
that was a question for a laf! q, lol'
From this II is inferred Via. w
,rurnent DOES moi intend 70 m9'f u, !
bu; that the mnnieipa, pa, '''
ies are preparing a prosecii'iOn'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Sale of E.lIs.

Robihso q Co. advertise to sell The
city sand lot at public sale on Saturday
Afternoon ~ two O'clock. Tho location
is a good one and well worth the
attention OF spectators as well as
builders, or those wishing to erect
houses foI their own occupancy The
sale will be positive N coniormi,y viii
the ordinance passed 5y the Civ conn,
ell, as well as by the law ensctea al N.
recent session OF the Legislature.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
n Matrimonial.

Last Friday evening Miss Tillie Scbeu
daughter of Francis Scheu, proprieto
and publisher of the Freie Presse o
TINS city, was united in marriage t,
William Thompson of PHILADELPHIA
Inc ceremony was performed at tn,
residence of the groom g sister in Phil
adelphia, by the Rev. Thomas Harrison
Mr. Thompson is, and has for man,
years been employed as bookkeepel
and confidential clerk by tie Enterpris,
Manu- ufacturing Company.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
THURSDAY. JULY 80. 1855

nc tram to leave the r., W h h. ata.inn
u. = o.. a a.. sharp Glaymont, bl5: Chsstsr
pIi rs 10 be IL Jersey City att a, IN. for ttc
tan IN ds1n tiIsr passengers to 40 on the Stock
ne heur n d Il half To visit BrookIvn RtiS'a
an an % othe, Places o. interest before going IN
tho boat for COnnec,lc I. seats All nnnhor va
ee 90; ~ iekets u up theHudson and Uoney Itland
u ficut ant u, scts 10 htno Point Grove, Conncc.
i,eusi usu hnn Noney sland s3 90; tickets To
'ro.klyn, CIV York and Coney Island sS
! IA'ufsiohlsts have their choice winch sf,Sa
aLove r.aces to visit. Dinner on the Stoek
son SON. aa, oa cents. no uniuly or dlsorderly Der
motto ' ""1i is ouf
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
.,nep c amp Fire.

Smyth Post, So. Il. a ,tsr NJ b
hold an open camp fire at lls, '', j j
quarters, M on thursday evenills' ..ss II I
10th. The following con n,sJ .a.,s
rangement have benl aPpoln,.1er ,1er. G
Vice Department colnaal5errG n5er' Id
w. King Vice Post a,,aamlaali
Liddell Past Vice Pos, ,syistaut oY
a lexander Bur,eigh, and ASsi'l A,Sh"sler.
intant General, Joseph A. W I'''
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Miss PrIngle ca Funeral,

The funeral services of Miss Emma
Pringle were held at her late residence,
No. I'll West Ninth street, yesterday
afternoon, by the Rev. Lafayette
Marks, in the presence of large num-
Der OF the friends of the deceased.
There were several handsome floral
tributes from the committee, teachers
and pupils OF her school. At the con.
ciusion OF the ceremonies the remains
were taken to the Wilmington and
brandywine Cemetery, where the in,
terrnent took place.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Death of q Clergyman

Rev. W. d. Hanson, rector Of St.
James +. Z. church, died at his home
near Brandywine Springs this ed nes
day morning, from Brights disease,
IN The nifty hrst year of his age. He has
oeen preaching at ST. James church
ior the past eight years, aud was greatly
loved by his congregation, His funeral
VIII take place ON Friday afternoon at
three O'Clock. Bishop Lee is expected
to conduct the services.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
F|F 7 \ ED|7I
a Aerlou>..

r,l1s has' sa'.lrdny l. Mrs. "s,se W."
Niii creek sI:- lia.,,,9 '.as e9 3, 1n,'s nfs,s,
swo,a psarea IL, before slairp p'15 saaa
man va'a. named James W W ca l1e ana
vase, sasser employed ty ,bo i n oSlais
Ma Nacnine taa Company, and su[ sslaa
: s'v.s vasr's,4 as t9id by N:s, Rsrra,3s ,rI' ~
W.. WAS tina .na' on Tfutsa4syy'' sy''y 'i.'. a. b
sny sne was gone to The s,o,a ny !d
anSen.e. anS ane,,' IN charge Of tis 5o0'' ~
y wagon, .s,, Chars cttered PiInaitt 5Is I'D
anu = attempted n copn,,0 ,g.Ae
assault on l.er, HHa ID
|, While he was enya,..,
~i'c ,oIical worf, Mrs, Reyno,5if'. y n. y
Snn,o ~no had eeeu CUT play,ps, vs At Y
cIim sInaG, h4a and a, upon saiins taes God,
u,,m wha. oea nr to the window, ". a,o' .ns
Snis wnas was going on caS,d ss alS :.
taI n,d'aes nI, was coming, when Cs,'s|
mensto 'neneed 10 DO something b .,i i. u
machine, !, but started o.i =. .ta', 'ls
says that she saw sometIins a :.
as soon az she en- Tered ilss : ,ss saa|
upon Questioning the ehiIJ,. IA.
learning what Lad happsn.a.Sa tr..ais 4
m,saiateIy sll,, started after ,bs @ ~
iello ie we'd the men to Chri.tI,sas,s Nd Wy
They again stopped, s''Sla
,ds she then wen. to Squire WI
aaa naf a warrant issued for Cb,i.'|
Before it was served he G,as. lTa',
On saturday she came to hi. N
swofe out another war,as, s'
squire Bertolette. On Nv. %os,l
"",rl, warran. issued by Squire VIE, i',,v
ceived by Constable Dim +,
gave the one issued bv snni,. D.
TO Sergeant Whalan, with 'n,s,
TO arrest the man If possible ="
About s o'clock this rna,,,,.
geant WAalen met Chairs at n. n
Orange streets anu ,ook'bim n,
he was taken to Squire BeTior'
10 have a time fixed ia. La,s,
case, and TOOK a sea. or = ss-.I
the door. SeveFa. ;.me. he "a,
stepped q :he '.5or TO soii, N
sumed Ills sea-, IN. i.1aIy /.
spring to the s'seet, dow vbl
started as ias. "a, he cou.lr1r
followed by tie olticrs.
In his :light h, came veryaxI
ing two or three men down, AMI
CO. ded il getting As iar as Sseo1
King streets before he w, rpr,1
when ne was iCdeei IL the CltS|
and wi have : Ayar.ag ii.|
noon.
The &C: rIdes vt,ei iii, u
was issued was passed by iael|
ture a few years s!nee, a.L 4 a
lows
II any persoL sAa.! .cwliy Al
civiousiy lay O: TOY Wi. suyI
ch lid under the age " = yel,.t)
be guilty of a misdeusau5f. sld
conviction thereo. shdl. bet ned h
ceedlng 5000, and sna T, be impr|
tor a term not eX oeedlng tarea ye}
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
rmnrnxements ailhe Operah nv

Before tine c1mmencelileh " ld
dramatic season of ~ 81 .p1 anal
House viii. be iepain-el in'lee e. aI1 az
and everything put IN eonlis as,,s| u
Nothing more than s9liie nsrs as
lepairn will be done 10 the ,e.ao''' .no
it was all repainted iasI te''yI e'i'i apd
Harris Opera Company wa n,obl
early in Gep,em ber but Il " = ti'] ,as
tbat the season will be opfpe'' n ,Is as.
ter part of August, By a w''''
4 -onpa
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
EwatarhlDb,

The Bachelor Boat cab w T.'' s.san s
moonlight excursion On .1lajog, ,n' ID
Brandy wine on Tuesday eFsD'ps es The ii
2Ist. A select cohesli 30 ~ music
Regiment band and Stl,ns ,,,a attractid
dancing will be amo1g 'ue ueeommittes
for the evening. IL. areDipg 70
charge insure a pieasaIh. ,he bachelor;
who may accompany .ne
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
FOURTH EDITION,
Bots.

/
The L. 8. Court met yesterday and
adjourned without doing any business
The Newport National Bank has de
clared dividend OF four and half pei
cent. for the last six months.
Ex.officers McKendrick and Neeley
have secured employment at Colonel
Locke's quarries on the Brandywine.
| Search for the body of Lewis Saville,
who was drowned near Chester on the
4tn inst. has been abandoned.
| j. U. Pickels 81 Co. will take a large
mortgage for five years at i've per
cent.
i The Haymakers' social club beld a
pic mic at the Scheutzen Park on Satur-
day.
The office of Chief Dougherty is to be
re painted, re papered and thoroughly y
renovated.
Voshell & Solomon are putting in
coal at the Court House for the use of
the coming winter.
Miss Eva Cooling and Mrs. Frank
cooling, of this city, left yesterday
morning to spend their vacation in the
mountains.
10 morrow the Rodney street Sunday
school will have an excursion to Penns-
grove. leaving Fourth street wharf at S
O'Clock q. m.
Il. ID. Foster, sergeant at arms of the
state Senate, is lying very low at his
residence, 800 West Seventh street. He
Is not expected TO live until to. morrow.
A moonlight excursion on the steamer
brandywine will be given by the
Bachelors club on Tuesday evening
the 2lst inst.
Secretary Bayard passed Saturday
and Sunday with his family in this
city, and returned to Washington on
Monday.
Ex-Sheriff James Martin, danr hter
and neice returned home this morning
rom their visit to friends in Illinois.
they were pleased with their trip.
The congregation Of St. James chapel
sixteenth and Claymont streets, viii
make an excursion to Point Lookout on
he w. & N. Railroad on Thursday. the
sd inst.
The remains of Mrs. Mary G.. Price,
Vho died at Chester, Pa, aged sixty
iRht years, were inferred in the Wi |
nlngton and Brandy wine cemetery thisI
morning.
Schoens summer gem stoves spita.
ne Tor boating parties, camp meetings,
nc. Schoen Heater 81 Stove Co., 4l5I
iarket and Ala Shipley street, Will,
Delaware.
Alfred Hindle, who resides at No. 708I
range street, was 10 badly injured by
umping from moving car in Phila
elphia on Monday that ii was deemed
e1essary to send him to the Presby-
erian hospital to have his injuries at
snded to. /.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Gracel
-oiscopal church of Brandywine Hup-l
red, will hold raspberry festival ON
ednesday and Thursday evenings,
ne l5'h and 10th inst, on which occa
ION number of our citizens will bel
'eleome visitors.
John Carroll, track walker on tael
Delaware Railroad, was struck by al
rain while lightning bolt near Geun'sl
iding on Tuesday morning and
nocked senseless. He was picked upI
nd taken TO Middletown, and as mol
zones were broken it is thought thar he
siil soon be able for duty agaiE.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
the mnynahcrs Ple" '.,a,

The annual pie:lie ,a,1 p tps Z, T 5as 5al,s3
A ssociation will be he'o Gn,lgng 4, fro,|
zen park on Saturday :, ~ atS tbis sOct
the good reputation ", ~nlon 70 see a la
'club holds, We eHpe'' =
crowd in attendance
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
CA S / |.

Tie test lever a man
al use TO make low prices
: ready cash; low price
makes business, and so it
goes. The mar who buys
with the cash gets the best
bargains all the time. No
nan can do q credit bust.
ness without loss. So
prices have to he made to
cover them to he success 5.
tu!. We prefer doing a
cash trade because We can
then make prices so low
tAat none can make them
over. We are Offering
now special bargains in
Men $ and Boys Clothing.
" e nave q very tull stock
D: handsome suits Tor
N ep, \ ouths, Boys and
Children, and as a special
indacement. with every
read made suit sold for
sl2 or over we giye /, rood
watch and chain IS & 5res.
1t. VI do TINS as al.iyer.
bement, and cannot
ait5rd to cont nae Il lone
As we have made no differ
eZee m our prices as inqny
@f'eld have You believe.
Car prices are 81. marked
II figures on the gar
mehts which also saves
H"'t It great deal ofannoy-
aooc. Our custom depart
ment contains the latest
Ah'' newest STYLES of suit
IT'S aa9 psntalooninas.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Jerseys.

We haze sncceeded in sat,ing few
more of the handsome braided lers4ya
at 50 90. This IL the best Jersey war
sold III any market for the price. i,eei.
lively no more this season. Ctau9r 4.
Co, 62l Market stroet.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Tor SRfp.

Balance Of summer silks and snrahe
at kennard's new store, Go Market
street. Ali their fine nosaque fancy
silks at So cents, reduced from y cents.
Blach sacahs at 70 cents, reduced from
S100.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
n he w eAlster.

To iacrro~ promises 10 be warm and
fair With possibly lccal showers. The
same conditions are lisely To prevail on
Friday.
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spS.ly

| x iH-- -an-Nn2 s47fhannkzA1k
new 4ork, BROOKLYN Bridge, Coney Island
anu connecticut, ~ tho Hudson on the
l Richard Stoc 4ton to West Paint ana NeU
| oury, a1ording an opportunity 70 admire tho
beautiful scenery that stands GU: In hold re
| llei alohg lts banks, with its palisades and
In ulta,n IN ranges on either side OF the river
| 10 aid 10 It's natural attractions there are
| humeious towns vii ages ana namlats lin
| IN way UP the boat wit stop at West P1inf.
| me eScursionists Will have one hour and
tnir.y minutes to fi1t the military schools
| ne'ore the boat returns from r,epourx ar
Itiflag al ersey City at b 80 10 embark on
l another boa. for Coney leland viii 70 nm
the iron ste amer GyThcuse up the East river
Mn nnuer HSdoezlyn bridge, past the ooalyn
Well ward, randall Islands, through He'll
| tiate vi h is aove nnan. works. tnruuyh
| the Narrowe to Brothers, Roinker's Islands
| rorl achGyier, etepton Light, CITY Island
up Loag Island sound to ttenu Point yrnva
| nohhecucut, with Is numerous tathinp
heuseF aHording all opU0r unity for the o. .
lcltsionists 10 battle In Long Island Sounn
l = II r Two hOuIs in tie grove leave IL for rev
| vi anu arrive AT 3 30 TO taKe Q II ths Stuck
| u .nh no duusoh RIVER passengers alOnK with
| the Conn eet cut passengers ca a sail dnwn
! ths Day to tony islenG, t. remain 1hera
rom Two and hsii to three hours. Leaving
~ ,e 'of wilmington at o 80 via Jersey City,
leaslng jersey oity at IL &c p. IN Parties
not wishing q 80 to Connecticut nor m ths
hudson Will nave fourteen hours and "A no :
70 U, pisit brooklyn Bridge, Prospect Park
nrookiyh, central Park New y ork. and ths
nhy piase1 Vi interest in New York and
brooklyn, before going to Coney Islana
whleh they can do any hour in the dav ~
| tneir ticket They. with the l;ouneci,cnt nj
anu .Ia =, "a nuason river passengers, will eays tho
,sihnu m AT mo same time, al er hay,pu eeon
the stand In all its beauty by n,ynt aTet',,
/ WIN its oiaxe OF fireworks; tho morster ,Ip
phaht Will be an0thtr attraction On Tho IL
aan'i anui IN 'he above atIac ions visited ana
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

Fem & Co.'S tnernoneter reeistere3
yesterday gao at 3 p. m., 812 ct o. u,
and 70 al 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Cash mere shawIs.

kennard & Co. In their new store are
showing fine line OF pink, blue, red
ana cream cashmere and chudoa
shawls at lower prices than usual for
fine goods at 623 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08

a E. Stevenson on. Monday qualified
as. lrst Assistant Postmaster General
and entered upon his duties.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Ntcte o. tno ,anern,,,,,.rre,

At tho REPUBLICAN Office in the ehaae
oelock 10 O'clock l2 o'oloc,
700 80 a,G
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
pnytnk Vh

Mr.. Trump, acting Y tFefs.l,tslf ns at fbs ~
Board of Educalion, ~i.l u ! ,'ScIcek, ST &C fogi'
toll morrow morning a. rs ~ tor tDeir \
ont checks to the teaeheia q, aries.
spectiye amornts due on ''
Daily Republican., 1885-07-08
Ton r.ate 10 hep

IDust yet, delay no ions
! Dor is ahead OF you'