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Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
A Murdered Mans BODY Identifi ed

ELKToN, Md, May 26.-The remain 8
of the Italian supposed to have been
murdered, found one day last week
about "a miles from Northeast, were
identified by young man who says ht
is the murdered mans son. The body
was exhumed, and the young mar
identified il as that Of his father, An
tonic Baldo, who has been m issing sine,
last Decem Der, and had upon his per
son at that time two watches andcon
siderable money. The son says tina
he spent $500 looking for his father. a
large, heavy club, with human hal
upon it, was picked up near the spo
where the body was found, and is sup
posed to be the instrument of death
1me months ago Charles Weamol
found what is known as Polk stool
gun, such az many of the Italians own
near the place. A hat and two demi
johns were also found. The murdered
man kept supply store on the new
Baltimore aDd Philadelphia Road. Hi
fellow.workmen say they suspect two
of their number, but will not point them
out. A railroad ticket for o passage
from Wilmington to Chester was found
upon the dead man. 1t was the third
ticket sold on the morning OF Novem.
Der 10, 1884, and had never been used
1t will be remembered that the right
side of the skull of the dead man had
been completely crushed in, it is pre-
sumed, by a blow from the club.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

Thomas Cox died at the residence Of
his son, No. 900 West Fifth street, on
Tuesday afternoon, after q severe Ill
ness, in the sixty.fourth year OF his
age. He was born in Sussex County,
and came to this city when a young
man and engaged in assisting various
butchers to slaughter cattle and pre-
pare their meat for the market. He
afterwards engaged in the tripe
business, and for several years occupied
q stand at the east end OF the Fourth
street market house. On the breaking
out Of the rebellion he enlisted In the
Fourth Delaware Regiment, and after
serving for a time In the field, was
transferred to this city and placed on
guard at p, w. & B. depot, where he
met with an accident that injured him
Internally and rendered him an invalid
for life. Indeed 1t was almost miracle
that he escaped instant death, IS he
was caught between the cars and the
platform and carried or rolled its entire
length. After that time he suffered
almost continual pain, and was unable
to perform any amount of labor. He
joined the Second Baptist church some
twenty. years ago, and has ever
since been a consistent professor of re-
ligion. For the past three months he
was confined to his room, and his sui.
ferings he bore with great fortitude,
rarely complaining or bemoaning his
fate. His wife died few years ago,
and since that time he resided with his
son, who did all In his power to render
him comfortable. He leaves three sons
and one daughter, who are Of age and
capable OF managing their own affairs.
He was q member OF Smyth Post, G..
A. R., and they will attend his funeral
in q body. His remains will be inferred
in Riverview cemetery tomorrow after
noon.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

Freedom of Thought.

The extensive diffusion OF the princi.
pie OF freedom of thought among us is
al inestim able blessing; yet we need TO
realize thai This, like all other freedom,
imposes al additional Obligation upon
the individa conscience. five are no
longer asked 10 submit our beliefs to the
dictum of another in matters of reliy.
ion, or government, or literary ctiti
cism, or scientific conclusions, or socia,
ooservances, or anything else, it is al
the more incumbent upon us honestly
aud earnestly to seek alter the truth fol
ourselves. If no one las the right Il
csnsure as for our opinions, whatevel
they may BE, We have consequent du
ty OF salt-slrut!ny u find OUT how an
why We came 10 believe thus and 20
whether our motives were pure and GU
grounds sufficient. And, if cur tim,
and power are too limited for the clos
investigation of many su hjacts, we ma,
at least learn more modesy in asser
,ioh and more kindly liberation for u
mistakes If others.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
FOURTH edition,
Dots.

Dots.
Frames for cabinet pictures for 26c. ut
Lex Barney's, No. 8 East Seventh street.
Reul Heisler 10 confined to his resi-
dence, Second and French streets, with
sickness.
Madeley Chapel, Rev. B. F. Price.
pastor. Services at 1890 q. m, and
7.45 p. m.
st. Georges Castle No. 8. will give an
Entertainment In the Smith building
to morrow evening.
The Republicans of the Second ward
will meet at the FELTON, House this
eveninR.
James Morgan photographed the ap-
paratus of the Reliance Fire Company
yesterday afternoon.
James Antisdel has taken the hotel
Henlopen at Rehoboth, and will soon be
ready for the reception Of visitors.
John Dixon and family, who reside
at Petrolia, Pa, are now visiting rela'
lives at Ashland, Christiana Id.
Smyth Post, g. A. r., will meet this
evening to make arrangementst to attend
the funeral of their late comrade,
Thomas Cox.
A number of relatives and friends
from this county attended the funeral
of the late John Marshall, at Kennett
Square, on Tuesday afternoon.
The Sunday school of the Brandywine
M e. church will make an excursion to
Point Look Out, on the w. q N. Rail-
road tomorrow, leaving this city at 8
q. m.
Kranich g Backs upright pianos
are beautiful in finish, and keep In
tune longer than any others. Sold at
low prices at Aliens music store, Opera
House.
G. G. Battin, of Christiana Hundred
who has been serving milk in our city
for number of years, has been laid up
the present week by an attack Of sciatic
rheumatism.
j. Fred Hammill has resigned his
position In Frank Smiths pharmacy,
No. 402 Market street, and will accept q
position in a wholesale drug house in
Philadelphia.
Mason & Hamliu organs, the best in
the world, rented on easy quarterly
payments. The rent allowed on pur.
chase. Send for q circular. Full par
ticulsrs. Aliens music store, Opera
House.
The church of the Nativity, of which
Rev. Vim. M. Jefferis, formerly of this
city, Ia pastor, las had larger number
of members added TO it by confirmation
within the past two years than any
other Episcopal church in Pennsy Iva
mia.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27


lMrs. George NJ. Coale of the Center
Vile hotel, was given a great surprise
on Tuesday evening, on the occurrence
OF the fortieth anniversary of her birth,
In the morning she visited Chadd' 4
Ford, Pa, and on returning home In
the evening she was surprised to find
the hotel lighted up and filled with
ladies and gentlemen, some Is or 81
couples being present. Among the
number assembled were several from
this city, as well as the surrounding
country. Music was furnished by oul
townsmen, Albert and Valentine, ant
the merry dance and the witty feparate,
were kept up until long after midnight
refreshments being served at prope
intervals. All enjoyed themselve
very highly and Mrs. Coale admits tina
the recurrence of the 40th auniversar,
of her birth Is among the most pleasan
Incidents of her life. Mr.. Coale was ais
very highly elated over the surprise b.
had given his wife and the succ2e
whith had attended his efforts.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

The Trustees of the Poor met at the
new almshouse this morning. All tn.
members were present. Thomas Bird
took the chair, when the report Of
Superintendent Guthrie was read show
ing the number of inmates to be az
follows: Whites-men II women 46
children IL coiored-men IL women
IL children 8 total 1873 Insane de.
partment, whites-men, %; women 80
color.d-meD, z; women 8; total 62
The entire number in the institution
232. About II 30 theTrustees examined,
the proposals for supplies but as the
reporters were not admitted we are
unable to give particulars.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
COMPLAINT.

A correspondent complains of the
number of peddlers who expose their
wares in the King street market, and
wishes to know If the police cannot put
a stop to their operations. The CORES.
pondent Gays, "Our dealers pay high
rents and high taxes, and yet these
peripatetic vendors, who do not con-
tribute one cent to support our local
government. run away with a good
part of the business. If the law were
properly enforced they would DO ar.
rested and forced TO leave our citv or do
business in legitimate manner" 1t is
to be hoped that this hint to the officers
will induce them to look into this mat
ter.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
T IF 7 H EDITION
Tho knight. o,,,

me parade Of the Kr,n.'e.
Golden Eagle at Camdaaa 'gatS Of d
Tue was an imposing d S j.,
. s'o ons anu was participated in n1hnlonst
3,oOo members of the order III Dy at
was formed on Cooper stree, iae
ceeded over O. long route Tps' aud
was very favorably COMMIT mo- pfocess
ey me thousands VINO viewed i !, y
Ior the military man nuyres " b
and the handsome appearanoo eStcul
sir Knights. The delepationnc Of
city reached here about on ~ from 4
last night completely tired ont nj hu Ueo
pleased with the exercises ~ ''t ", =
The Order was founded in mn. .ns
Md, February 6, 1873. On p An
1876, the Grand Castle of Penn np,ll
was instituted: On January 4 y
the Supreme Castle was orga NJ
Baltimore, and was compossd dI ~
sentatives from Maryland and u
sylvania. The progress oftbs n.,
was very slow until within o ~.
eighteen months. During thai I N,l
growth has been unprecedentsS, ' !.
history Of kindred Organization III
first Castle in Delaware forma as,
city nearly three years AGO sUa 10
are now five Castles in WilminS,o'
IN New Castle, one at Clayton s svl'
Order is rapidly growing. IT.. A ~
Castle Of this State was formsS W y
eighteen months ago. ~
On December 81, 1888. the m.u.
ship OF the Order was 300 l H.,
among thirty-fve Castles, loc, s
Maryland, Pennsylvania' Ms..,.
sets, Delaware and New .Jsrss
present membership Of The q,
Order Is 10, 1850, divided among ~
six Castles, located in M,,,I,
Pennsylvania, Massachusetts Ds',s
New Jersey, California. Ohm
York, Illinois, Iowa and Gecruia
At present there are tifty.tbree 4
Ties In Pennsylvania, with 699O msmi
OF this number of Castles thirtv s
are located in Philadelphia, one ssc,
Easton, Lancaster, Pottstowp. Pho,
Vile, Norristown, Chester, Shoema
town, Limerick Square, New yIro1
Sharon, Pottstown and Johnstowp !
each at Harrisburg and Reading
Saturday next Elmo Castle. No 4
be instituted at Altoona, and Alsuio
Castle No. IS, at Allentown. Al n
twenty Castles are being organized |
Pennsylvania.
The Order Ia based upon NM
principles, and has for its motto, I'M
ity, Valor and Honor" The ritual
perhaps, unexcelled for beau ty and
pressiveness, and consists Of three
grees, viz: Pilgrims, Knights ;
Crusaders degree, and has for its thd
the aims and struggles OF the Christ]
warrior to gain the immortal croj
The Order has the beneficial end(
ment, social and military features.
The officers of the Supreme Castle :
Edward S. Rowand, Past suprd
Chief, Philadelphia; John ", Simp3
Supreme Chief, Baltimore, Nd. Gsd|
IOtis Wiley, Supreme Vice CD
Charlestown, Mass; James NJ. Cord
Supreme High Priest, BaltimoreN
Timothy MCCARTHY, Supreme MAJ
OF Records, Philadelphia William q
bertson, Supreme Keeper Of ExcheQl}
Philadelphia; Horace G, Rettew,
preme Sir Herald, Wilmington d
Harry q. Stout, Supreme First Qua
man, Philadelphia; Thomas Birch
Supreme Second duardsman, Wilmi
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
I AlRD EDITION.
The Richmond Tragedy.

~ RICHMOND, Va, May 26.-The de-
Tense in the murder trial OF I. j. Cluv-
erius for the murder OF Miss Madison
opened their case this morning with the
testimony of Mrs. Jane 7. Tunstall,
aunt of the prisoner and great-aunt OF
Miss Madison. She said she had given
the prisoner a watch and key, but when
shown the key found in the reservoir
positively denied ever having seen it.
The prisoner had lived with her
since 1876 and had corrcsponded with
Lillian, although the latter had been
forbidden by her father to do 80. Wit
ness had received three letters from the
dead girl shortly before her death, the
last being dated the 14th, the day after
her death, and consequently q mistake.
She had always answered these letters,
and the prisoner had often addressed
Two years ago Lillian had stolen
away from home and come to her
house, although not allowed to visit
either witness or her grandparents. A
letter written by Miss Madison to wit.
ness about two years ago was then
shown. In il the writer spoke of her
anguish at not being able to 60 to school
from witness house any Longer, and say
ing that if it were not wrong she would
commit suicide. She had often heard
Lillian talk of suicide. The prisoner
had always borne good reputation.
Rev. John ". Rylaud, OF Middlesex
cou nty, TO whose congregation the
prisoner belonged, testified ~ to his
good character. A number of witnesses
were called, their testimony being in
the main the same as that already
published. Emmett Richardson testified
to coming TO Richmond with the prise
ner on the 18th of March. He had seen
an old fashioned key Of the prisoners
and wound his own watch with it. but
when shown that found in the reservoir
said he had never seen the prisoner
wear one like il. The testimony of Cr.
Barker, collegemate Of the prisoner,
to the latter's good character ended the
days proceedings.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
The Dolphin Tflp,

NEW LONDON, CONN.,, May 26.-The
dispatch boat Dolphin, built by John
experimental trip from New York to
New London to-day, leaving New York
ct IL O'Clock and reaching here ut 5. 20
p. m. She was in charge of Capt.
James Lewis and Chief Engineers Far
an and Morley. Mr.. W. Babcoek, Of
the Roach works. and Chief Engineer
Morley United States navy, were on
board. They reported that the trip wa
not made by the government, but by
order Of Mr.. Roach, and that it wal
perfectly satisfactory. She made tn,
required Is knots an hour without
exertion, and ran as high as 16 knots
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
Skfmnle ed MIX

Can now be obtained at the creamery
by o. clock a. 10. There is no excu =.
now for not having the pudding read )
for dinner, or the pitcher of milk, in
stead of coffee or other unwholesomt
drink for dinner and tea. Those who
have not tried this excellent mill
should do SO it is only two cents
quart, and IS really new milk with III,
cream taken out. Fresh butter anC
buttermilk every day. Fourth ant
Shipley is lie place.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
The Letter Carriers.

The new uniforms of the letter car
riers were worn for the first time yester
day, and attracted considerable atten
ton. The suits are the same as the old
gray, with sack coat and black trim
mings. The hat is q fat crowned straw
with black band and gilt wreath, en-
closing the number Of the wearer.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
About Agalu.

The venerable Eli Crozier ventured
ont this morning, in company with the
orphan boy he has taken under his care,
and endeavored to raise funds to pre-
cure him an education. Mr.. G. 10 be-
coming very infirm, and his pstriotic
lahorR will soon be ended, although the
objects he has aimed at maynot all have
been carried to completion. His desires
have been commendable and he has Ger.
tainly been the means Of doing much
good.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

A number o young Democrats of the
Second ward have formed an Indepen.
dent political club, on the south side,
and at the coming election will support
a portion Of the Republican ticket, il
not all the candidates of that party. A,
m Getting last evening Edward Sweeney
was elected president James August
Secretary. The club now numbers 6;
members, and others are expected tc
join it. They will meet on Thursday
evening, when large attendance is ex
pected
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

There was a large attendance Of far
mers In ou- market this morning
Butter sold as low as Is to - cents
per pound eggs, IL to 90 cents PER d. OF
chickens, % 10 81 per pair; strawhrr
ries, ID to 20 cents per box rev pota
toes, 20 TO 80 cents per half pc * peas
Is to 20 cents per half peck asparagus
~ to IL cents per Lunch ; radi hes, thr.,
benches for cents onions, TIRE,
punches for o cents; rhuharb, . cent
per bunch beef, veal, fish, etc, at for
mer prices.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
Notice

To the comrades of Gen. T. A. Smyth
Post, No &. A. Il A special meet
ing will be held 10 night at their head
quarters to make arrangements to at
tend the funeral of their late com rade,
Thomas Cox. All are requested to at.
tend at 7.3O o'clock. By order of A.
j. Thompson, Commander. G. W.
King, AdjutAnt.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

various new houses are being erected
on Maryland avenue, and other i'm
ment is being laid alorg the bolt and
nut works of +. & A. Belts, making a
full square, and it would be well if,other
property holders should follow Their
example, as the walking in some places
would Thereby be greatly improved.
The Street Com missioner should see
that the ordinance is complied with.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
Festival.

A straw berry festival will be given in
Green Hill Presby terian church, Chris
tiana Hundred, on Thursday and Fri
day evenings, the 2Stb and Goth inst
Proceeds for the benefit OF the church
The young people of our city. as wei
as those residing In the vicinity ARE in
vited to extend helping hand.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

The Wilmington team was again defeated
yesterday oy the Lane Aster club.
The following is the score by innings;
Wilmington. .........0 90 00l O.:
Lancaster. ,.......0 0 20 o 4 0 1t
Errors-Lancasler,4; Wilmington. S..
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
The following games we're Ilayed yester.
day
At Cincinnati-Cinclnnati. 10 :Ath'et'c. s
At l. u sN.lle, ky.,-LOuisvllle, :; Metro
politan, t.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg. 2; Baltimore.1.
Az Provldence-Pr.v violence. 3 Detroit. 2
At Irenton-i renton, TO- National, I,
AT Newark-Newars, ] Norfolk,
AT Princston- Buffalo, Princeton Col
lege. 4.
At jersey C!,y-virginia, 10 ; Jerse,
City, E.
NOTES.
On Saturday next an amateur rine from
this city will 90 TO West hester to play III,
clue of tina; place.
The Eastern Lea3ue OF Professional Has,
BAN Clnbs mold specia meeting at tn,
firaru house, Phiiao llhia, Oh Tuesday
John 1 west was present aad rcpresentc,
the wilmington nine, The pitching rcle
were so amen ed as "a remove A ii restricti n
rom the pltcher white in the act Of deliver
ing the blll. This does away with the bnil
rule and permits the pitcher 10 deliver m
Dali rom anove the shoulder. Each cint
was instructed 10 place piece of fia.giny n
marble in cont OF The pitcner's any Ufhe
miner business Of YER little Importance W.
tGan sactet "1en mo meeting Adjourned,
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
Upset

AsMr. Weldon was leav ,,,,ip arepd
dence at the corner OF S S,npday afte|
and Jackson street, on MoI xnSng an
noon, his horse, when is a around ups'|
s sPe pass Sns throwing Nj ., w's ana
The buggy was bauiy DscralcLes.
w. ESCAPED with q few scfA
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

oOx-Un the 2'th inst, homas Cox, aged o.
years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vi'ed to attend the funeral from the reeideuce
Of his son, NO. 223 West Fifth street, on
Thursday afternoon at 2. 30 o'clock. Services
at the house ut O'Clock p. IN. lnterment Of
Rjyeryiow cemetery
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

The test lever a man
can use 20 make low prices
is ready cash; low price
makes business, and so it
goes. The man who buys
with the cash gets the best
bargains all the time. No
man can do q credit bust.
ness without loss. So
prices have to be made to
cover them to be success
ful. We prefer doing a
cash trade, because we can
then make prices so low
that none can make them
lower. We are offering
now special bargains in
Mems and Boys Clothing.
We have a very full stock
OF handsome suits for
Men, Youths, Boys and
Children, and as a sps cisl
inducement, with every
ready-made suit sold for
$l2 or over we give a good
watch and chain as a pres
ent. We do this as anadver.
tisement, and ammo
afford to cont nue. it long
as we have made no differ
ence in our prices, as many
would have you believe.
Our prices are all marked
in figures ON the gar
ments, which also saves
you a great deal of annoy
ance. Our custom depart
ment contains the --latest
and newest styles of suit
ings and pantaloonings.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

Fem & Co.'S Thermometer ~ 4 n, d
yesterday 100 at 3 p. M %
and $50 at Top. IN.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

You can get good bunch SSs Sl oshiEt,;.
bo n' Shirts and wait ,,.. o.
Lott iii West Second stree"
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
rhe Wentb err

To morrow promises to De T fail
and Gearing. Friday lroo and rath@
C Loudly, with local showers
cooler.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
Mentioned for s,ompar,.ou.

Measures for three irregular silk stockings
last week. Perfect fit. Prices lower than
raid in Philadelphia. Beaton Smiths Truss
Department.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
s,..e ar inc Tnermometel

at the REPUBLICAN CHICO 49, 10 o'clOd
Ia O'Clock 10 O'CLOCK 80
10 "a
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

1913 piize?, amounting to....... X22 81 0
Application for rates to clubs should Ls
New Orleans
for further Information write clearly, giy.
ing IuIl address. POSTAL NUTES, E1
press MONEY Orders, or New York Exchange
IN ordinary letter. Currency by express
(all sums OF S. and upward al our exnsnsei
addressed
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

Everybody knows the general uses of ,
plaster, and that Benson's Capcine Plaster
are the best.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
Philadelphia, Wilmington 1 Baltimurs Railroad
MAY 24th. 1855.

Trains leave Wilmington as follows:
For philadelphia and intermediate sta.
p. ID.
Philadelphia (txpress), 2, Is, 3 i7.6 3o,7 20
o. To-, 800 9 10, s47, 10 o5, II IS a. m;
v Al, Y is, IA, ~ 6 S. ~. IS. 8 As d. M
Now YORK, . CO, 3 Is IL 8 $40 4O7 Oo7 q, o A.
~ 10, II 10 p. H.; ti2 II, l 81, 2 80, 4 CO. ~
. So 20, IS, As. 10 p. IN.
FOR west Chester, via Lamokin, 6 10 and
5 10 a. m; 80 and 00p N.
baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 %
q. N : 9 90, II At p. n.
baltimore and Bay Line, 90 p. M.
Baltimore and Washington, 1 q. / ii.
10 %. 10 SO a. m =; l 90. Al II, / IS, 90 D. M.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for:
New Sastlo. Il, IS a. m; Il IS, 2 So SO,
) %, IL Sop. NJ.
harrington, pelmnr, and way stations, s 8;
a. M, and l. IS p. m.
harrington and way stations, c .; p. II.
Express for Seaford, 3 30 y. In.
Express for Dover and Delmar, 8 40 q. m
weekdays, and II So p. m. every day.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

hNOk Sale bR INOHAN,iE-NIOI
y place OF acres In Il andywine Hun.
dred, o miles fr m Wilmington, About 3
acres In trcca and be,rIeJ young apple and
pear nfchsid, ounces, curta1ts, blackberries
ano strawberries. double frame cottage.
containing rooms, In good order. newly
tainted and papured, open stairway, back
stairway, two porches. Good well OF water.
stable and carriage house 2Ox4O feet. 9ood
snane az house. Location high and healthy,
near to rai!r ad, schools AID chuIchts. Easy
Terms Terms d"kG'i y WALTtR, rs Market
esi9et. m2T.lUt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
a GnIrlDIete s,s'

To those ladies when s saS' no idea
Diamond Dust. Ino'
its merits.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

Ntoh hEaf-ONE THlKnSToky
a 'front.' room l2l West Fourth street,
s!&A
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

l b III entirely
IRE / OF catarrii
4l;o another mem.
'er o. the family,
~ Ely Crea m
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

Lynx SALE-THkfE GOOD COWS, .
L. OF them with calves by their 60
I Fpon, Apply to Charles II. Doughefty, ~
nufont road aGd barley mill lane. t.s.1tt'
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

h OK RENT hUuMS IN CENTRAL
otsc. 'art OF city. Adde'S NJ. W., thi
e' M. Stt
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27
SUNDAY TRAINS.

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
IL a, ~; II 10 noon. 30. 40, 9 Sc p. IN.
Philadell hla and New York. 90 3lb3a-
IL 81 a. NJ; y, 9 As p. m.
For West Chester, via Lamokin, $ 10 a. m
Baltimore and Washington, / %, 4l,.sOI
10 10 a:in.;7 90 pm. Baltimore, only II Al IN
For further inforina ion passe gers are 70
ton. VIZ OF"
Trains marked thus ~ are limited expres.
upon which extra fare Is charged.
J. X. WOOD.
General Passenger Agent.
OHARLEs Z. PuGH General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

The Wilmington team was again delicate
yesterday py the Lane ister club.
The following is the score by innings:
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

koh SALE CLEAP-A CHAMPION
- reaper and binder, nearly new and in
s sous 'iaef; Also tine young driving
n'fso' u. Is. fERhlS, Glasgow Gel.
ulls-lLt-3sw
Daily Republican., 1885-05-27

"AErED-A Girl. tUR t+r;nrso,
" hcusework at 22s Shil ley ct. 10