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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25
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PACIFIC
Commercial Advertiser
STEAM BOOK AND JOB
PRINTING OFFICE
Is prepared to do aifkinds of
Commercial & Legal WORK
CORRECTLY AND WITH DISPATCH.
Having just Received Complete and New
Assortment of
Job Types and Ornaments
OF the Latest STYLES. from the most Cele-
brated Foundries of the United States.
and employing only Experienced
and Tasty WOrkne1l we are
prepared to turn out
Letter Heads.
Bill Heads.
circulars
Note Heads
Statements.
Bills OF I.a,IiHE
Contracts,
Mortgage BIanhs.
Leases.
Shipping Contracts,
sIn Hawaiian q English,
Calendars.
Blank Checks.
Bonds.
Stock Certificates,
business Cards.
Meal Checks.
MiIk Tickets.
Rank Checks,
Orders,
Receipts.
Marriage Certificates.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25
.."eIent and Modern.
Arkansaw Traveler.l

Comparing modern gigantic animals
with the fossil remains of the great crea-
lures which lived in earlier geological
ages. AIr. ~ A. Proctor concludes that 1t
may well be doubted whether at any time
in the past history of the earth the average
size of The ten largest creatures by sea and
land exceeded the average size of the ten
largest species now existing.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25
The Sickness Called "sirocche."


Mr.. Meiggs carried his famous railroad
from Lima to the crest of the Andes, over
three miles high, at a cost of $27 900, 900
and 8, 600 human lives, but died before
completing it About fifty miles of track
remain to be built A contract for it;
construction has just been made by a
brother of Mayor Grace of New York
1t is said that the sensation of riding up
this railroad, together with the rapid as
cent from the sea level to the mountain S
crest. produces a sickness called siroc
che. often fatal and usually sending
people to bed for several weeks The
symptoms are a terrible pressure upon the
temples. nausea, bleeding at the nose and
ears and faintness, but the effects can be
avoided by taking precautions and observ-
ing rules that experience has suggested.
the chief one being to drink a glass of
brandy and keep perfectly quiet as the
slightest degree of exercise viii floor the
strongest man.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25
STEAMER LIKELIKE,

OOrenzen, Commander,
Leaves Honolulu every Monday at 3 p. NJ. tor
@Kaunakakai, Kahului, every week; Ruelo, Hama
and Kipahulu, Keanae, Mokulau and Nun every
other week. Returning, will stop at the above
ports, arriving back Saturday mornings.
For mails and passengers only.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25

VIII leave regularly for same ports Kilauea
Hou.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25
STEAMER MOKOLI1,

tMcGregor, Commander7,
Leaves Honolulu each Monday at p. m. for
Kaunakakai, RamalO, PukoO, Lahains. Moanui,
Balawa WaiIau Pelekunu and Kalaupapa. Re-
turning, leaves Pukoo Friday g.. m. for Honolulu,
arriving Saturday morning.
Sc The Company will not be responsible for
any freight or packages unless rcceipted for nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed IN
charge of the Purser.
All possible care viii be taken of Live Stock, but
the Company win not assume any risk OF accident
SAML. q. WILDER, President.
s. B. ROSE, Secretary.
oFFICE-Corner Fort and Queen streets.
69-1y Mar 80
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25
WILDER'S STEAMSHIP Co.,
LimIted).
STEAMER KINAU,

Leaves Honolulu per following schedule,
touching at Lahaina, Maalaea, Maizena,, Mahu-
kOna Kawalhae LaupahOehoe. HilO and Keauhou:
Commencing MONDAY, October 18th, and
thence on the first Monday following the arrival
of the "Alameda" and ''Mariposa," on the sth
and 22d of each month:
The steamer Kinau will make the VOLCANO
TRIP, reaching Keauhou on Wednesday morn
ing giving tourists two days and two nights at
the VOLCANO HOUSE.
When the Sth and 22d of the month fall on
Monday the Kinau will leave that day.
TICKETS FOR THE ROUND TRIP TO THE
VOLCANO, FIFTY DOLLARS, WHICH PAYS
ALL CHARGES.
The Kinau will arrive in Honolulu Sunday
mornings on Volcano trips. On Hilo trips, will
leave Honolulu on Tuesdays, and return Saturday
morning.
PASSENGER TRAINS will connect with the
Kinau at MahukOna.
The Kinau WILL TOUCH at Honokaia and
Paauhau on down trips from Hilo for Passengers
If signal is made from the shore.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-09-25
STEAMER KILAUEA HOU.

(Weisbarth, COmmander),
VIII leave regularly for Paauhau, KohOlalele,
Ookala, Kukaiau, Honohina, Laupahoehoe, Haka-
lau and OnOmea
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
Is 1t The same woman

A young womau has turned up In
Baltino ole who has been acting pretty
much like one did in this ty couple
of weeks since, who was taken SICK On
tr .in on the p, w & B. Railroad,
and it would be very interesting to
know If sue is the same person. The
one that W As here gave her name ar
first rs Mary McNulsy, hut afterwards
said that 10 was Mary Sheeban, aud
fter her discharge from the alinshouse
last Thursday, left tn - city for Phila.
delphia.
The Baltimore News of Saturday has
the following MARY McShaue, the
young woman who arrived at the
Union depot last night from Philadel
phi. a I'd Was taken ~ith hysteria in a
Blue Line car, on Calvert street, oppo-
site the City Hospital, has been remov
ed from the Central station to the
hospital. Nothing can be learned OF
theLsYreuce McShaue who, she claims,
Is her brother and resides in this city.
She had several bemorrhages last night,
which DIR. w. X. Clark thcnght issued
from her uose. To-day he made a
thorough chest examination and failed
to find any symptoms of lung trouble
which NJ ieht ause tic foH of blood
Last night shA % hys erieala and could
not be quiettd, except b. means OF an
electric battery. since the first srpli
cation OF the battery she has relapsed
into several IT'D, but in ach instance
the mon ent sne heard the click of thu
machine, which the doctor was abou
to app y, she would Start NJ and oat
thai they would not bring that thing
over 10 her" III, re IS 10 doubt thu
sh is snhj act TO lYsteria. The hen5r
rhage Of The nose Is sopewi at mystic
~. Ito"ty eccurs ehon sic 10 gyms
down. When she sits mp are Is tre-
lre,h account Of n~rseif lurfhr thar
that shn has IA sly a ,r,vcl il Philoi"l
phia from ID - in, a. q ca ne 70 Balti
more to ss3 aar Dep5hnr Le"ro"cA Nc
Shane, who, as already ta.ed, HIS no
rs yet been ard tr9m.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
EDITION,
Dots.

IpOu0.
Better own sleigh now than in
July.
Who ever saw hard boiled egg
beaten
A mad dog was shot on Saturday, by
officer Adams, on Pine street above
Eleventh.
A concert will be held In Brandy wine
NJ. +. church next Wednesday evening,
for the benefit of the Benevolent So
ciety.
Peter Murphy has taken out letters
testamentary on the estate or George
McGrillis, late of Christiana Hundred.
We will pay three cents for copy Of
the Daily REruRLIcAN OF Saturday,
February 2lst, at this flee.
The Boston Ideal Opera Company
will play " PiDafore" at the Chestnut
Street. Opera House, Philadelphia, this
week.
Rev. G. F. Busbee, OF Philadelphia,
IL expected to preach III st Andrew +
church &c morrow { Tuesday, afternoon
at A o CLOCK
Scott NJ. +. Sunday school anniversa
Try will be held ON Friday evening next,
Icommeucing at 7 80 o'clock The pro
lgramme will be Que OF especial interest
Tue second glass ball shooting match
In the series OF lEree, for the champion
snip Of y. Cts'le County, will take
place a. the St heutzen Park, Oh Thurs
day next.
The funeral OF Stephen Kane tooh
place THU morning at 9 O'Clock, FROM
h. reside .oe of his daughter, No. 60:
| ID Il nf ~
and h. been an invalid for perio,
of fourteen years from paralysis.
i Mr.. Charles L. Dab,li, Whining
'el > good Batur,d hat,er las been II
usiness AZ the present stand for owe
~~ventaen years, ard has been LOCATED
Tound TGird aud Market streets for =
years. How time HES.
, Public schoOi No -, corner OF Tent
and Spruce streets, VIII in all pr"ba
I bilicg rot lave "A session of school agail
DE- I, re- Wednesdav, the An inst. Til
school was cn-ed on Fri lay last
: lowing to the gra'e OF tue heater gisiu
way.
Professo S. G. Smith, Principal c
Fairfield Seminary, vas shot dead J.
4 Dr. Richter. III Il qnairel a. MtiJ. i
e vile, New York, on Saturday Smit
: had accompanied an officer to- ideu;I
Richter, ia order 10 replevln rom
goods.
The Rraudywine summit X ,oli
" Company has recently found ano'h,
bed of clay Oh us proper y, which
n said 10 be Of much finer quality tina
T. that before gotten ont, anu IL now OPT.
n ing out the pit, BESIDES beiug bette
clay II Is aifo found nearer the suriac
u than the Old bed. The company lie no.
:. preparing for market large qnan'ie4 ,
N tiint and feldspar, which are first crush
d ed aud then pulveriHed.
n
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

The Boston Ideals closed their engage
ment In tbis city last Saturday evcn.
ing, with the new opera "Fanchonette. "
The house was we'll filed and ut no
time during the engagement Va, IL
Gro wded to the extent that the merits
Of the company deserved, but this was
no doubt owing to the general business
depression. =" Fanchonetts" Ii u de
cid.tly French production, filled with
fun, and Astounding with very excellent
III usic.
The story Ia interesting. and many Of
the situations are highly udicrous
The company did some excellent WORK
on Saturday night, and the duett,
"Life Ia but Summers Day" by Miss
Maria Stone and Mr.. Macdonald, wa
rendered in AN exquisite manner.
The tee ives chorus WAS 40 highly
appr. ciatei blythe audiences that u repe
ton vas demanded and given. "Fapch.
onette" il an opera that pieases the peo
pie, aud there Ii no doubt but IL vii
prove n grand success
The Ideals " Ill com msnce an engage
msnt this evening OF one week. at the
Chestnut Street Opera House, Philadei
phia, and there IL no doubt but mspI
OF those In this city who were entertain
Ell by them last week, vii. avail them
selves OF the opportunity OF agar
n. airing them
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
Heath Of Henry Iatimer.

Another tie that bound Wilmington
70 the past WAS severed on Saturday
evening 10y tte dea:h OF Henry LIST
ner. He had beet lnife Ill tor several
months ptst from iLnrmi,i. incident l..
Oil aga and his death in nStuuerc.
caused no surprise. Mr Latimer was
probably the oldest man AT his dea i ni
amy known active business man thai
was native Of Wilmington
Othtr wei known cit;z ms are BIZ,
p.ets ir age. tpt are not native born
citizens Of Wilmington. Amongst these
| may be mentioned, John Il Lewis, quite
active yet in business, Thomas Brown
SAT ratnall streht ami HGgh n ON
Justisou and Second streets NJ Lewis
aud Mr.. Brown are the sam. "a ,es with
Latimer but Mr.. Thorn La passed
the age Of ninety.
Mr.. Latimer was born Nav lib,
| it9". III house IN this city that stood
wher" the Morning News binding now
stands, aud Was 80 Yeas ? months and
IL days old when he die3. MIR. Latimer
| Was well preserved typ If the old
time gent .mea Of Delaware, .oeval
| with tie tlaytoLs. 'Le elder Bayard-
| tue S'ctk OBS and other iilusfTiOus chi
Ems That were prominent IN The iegis.
alton Of the country. He was direct
irOm old revolutionary stock, his family
20 ~ amongst the oldest in the STAB.
| HIS grandfather was James Latimer.
who lived hear Newport, where his d
sceudants after him lived, and his
father, DR.. Henry Latimer, for whom
h" was Lamrd, served as "A surgeon in
the Revolutionary war, ard died De.
cem5er 18Th, 1Si9 III the u year OF his
age After tht war was over he Lecam.
Al houured member OF the Snci.ty of
ICiucirna'i, and served his State ~ Con
1ress iroT 1894 10 1885, aud was a
I nited States Senator from the latter
tate TO 1901. Henry Latimcr, tie late
decease1, inherited a large landed
state from his father, including the
Did homestead called " Woodstock II"
where he ehidei until few wears AGO.
when he removed to the place lett by
ais brother, John Il. Latimer, just ont.
side the city limits on Mary land
Iavonue.
MIR. Latimer possessed excellent bus.
uess qualifications, and was tEorungt
bhSihe>s mar. His life was nm.
'o'rnsive ard he modestly shrsnk from
notorieiy. His business qualifications
ho"nv"r could pot he veIleok"d and q,
! Iane >, l~!3, he, at ,he age Of II, wa
l.ale Director of theBank of Delaware
now the National Bank OF Delaware
Do June |, 1871, lie was elected Presi-
lent Of The BsrI and held that oflie,
Wtil June7, 1872. A tier serving th,
htre as it's President 81 years, be r.
d sned, Int he remained Director Up Il
Nc death,
Tue funeral viii take place to morrow
!'i.sday inorniDg from his late resi-
.sGGe ii IL o'clock carriages will ba a
& = Office of Jordan A. Wilson, fuuera
III rector SO ing street, TO convey tn
mate relatives to the house of tn
deceased at 10 o'clock. Interment Il
the Wilmington aud Brandy " III
icemetery
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
~ cid fDr(ou.,

sewell A. s'arkey, the coIo.,
arrested near Chesapeake CT, NJ
Friday las, b, officer. Ms.
Mcbride, on a charge Of -
burglary In TINS city q, n. y
January, 1854, had a L.,rl,, \
Deputy Judge Saa7pley on NJ
~ suing. when Frank II. ~
No. SOL Frauhlin stree. vh,. }
vas robbed AZ The time ms.j
Identified par Of the m, ,--,, -
been recovered A. having -
from his house lachrl H,s1
colore'i womau Al w,o.. Mons b
boarded shortly stjer the yoS,ul
committed, and where nan A
foods were ( uHd la,l W.tt,.iu
her testimony III IA very pB.,lsy
ner, and the Judge tEr,aitpr
nit her. After hearing III,
Tho prisoner Was ruul,ut n
bail to answer at Cont.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
7 H ED|1lI


Auditor Ball atloo'cIoc. ''s~
morning sold At the And 10 20
the property Of Mary F huI'
= frank lin street, betwes J E.a,
Ninth, 40 feet front and "A, hsli
To Joseph L Carpenter, r., h. ~, ~
OF tbis amount In 10 come ~ ~,
gage, interest, taxes, and - sw
amounting TO about 81 lon lug
leave Mrs. butcher abon, i, VIZ
which TO purchase a sn,ll ~
which will make her A. cnn. IN
home without any incumb,.n 'I. |.
Is the only property Tia, A"s,..
mas nah to sell of all that i. s.1.l
tisrd, all 9th ers having had ~ y, ~
against them paid before ~ ny
sale. There wire friel, ,,s y,
Mrs. butcher paying ~ y.
against her, bur upon con.1 We
vas thought best to .ell ,ss -.
AZ u WAS tur- anyhow Of britrr,1
900. which relieved her az ,
hafrassing claims and I'M h.,
some cash margin.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
shooting AFFAIR at Newport.

Last Friday evening the colored PEG
pie of Newport held an entertainment
for the purpose of raising funds fer
their school, and every thing passed OFF
pleasantly until late in the evening,
when they were disturbed by q crowd
of half drunken negroes from New
Castle and Newark. A row resulted,
and Thomas Platter, q respectable color
cd man was pursued by the drunken
roughs, and took refuge in the church
Thinking that they were still aftei
him he turned and fired, Just as Joseph
Thompson, a very orderly colored mar
of Newport, was entering. The bal
struck Thompson in the upper lip
glancing upwards, and it is though
he swallowed 1t. The wound is no
considered dangerous, unless some un
furseen com plications should arise.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

tOCHR y = In L.audeLhcrJ. p, on the
2htn 4 February, Oliver Cochran, enylnet.
o. tn. q & +. hailf0ad, aged 5. yeas
Re.aryes and trends are RESI-, c.iuliy in
yityd to L ind the funeral on TUESDAY ar
tern o., Ma . 3Id ntcrment al New Lon
don cencters, Chester county, Ps.
klLEY-On tho eth ul.. Jan. vile Of
fatr.cI E!loy, ~ Il 80 years
kelatiits I'D lie Id Of / { family are re.
sreattuiiy inviiei 20 attend tha funeral ir in
tlc reside &c o. her h. sh2ud, corn If Reed
and Harrison So eets, on tuesiay nj rfoou
At two Q'ci OK. Services at ~ Paul'.ci urcn.
Q proceed 10 the EcW Cathedral ctlnetery.
ALIEN this city on the ist int.
NJ :. ihcc Ne Alexander, S.Ios VI the ltle
JESSE ~. XnnGer.
he Relatives an 'Jionis are resperttuiiy
irvi' ID to ttie1d the funeral from nor Ltc
re ierc2, No So We, Ninlh street, on
Wednesd y he IN inst at = .'cloci. - N,
wtu"ut iurth"r notice. 4termaut at niytr-
view cemetery. Delaware CVua } papers
Please pys
OK on The first Instant, afe-a Iiag.r-
Lax ala S3rah r. + loved vi u James
n Moore, I ths ~ year q her age.
htlntl|rs and 4. e:lds ara sUec, iuliy in
VII 80 alter h rflaeral from tho re- III lou q
Of ~ hnsu"ni l IS CEe,t u st.e-t, o.
Neiaesady at rn3Ot al hilt pat twa o.
81 ek. e.yIccsat the Hou.ehoid of Faith
church lac llCat at hlVtrvltw L L. c,crv
A-!eop in lesus
Blessed sleep.
LnTlNEN--' saturday, February 18th
II ar Lat mer IN the - h raref his npe
HIS male irlttd ale invited 10 ntteid tpt
flre-al from Ais Ia res den c, on TUESDAY
mrr IL <, at IL o'tlocK CiTr!agts VIII Ell
"ai'',g IT the house off,. a. wills n, tuqer
director, el3 King street, at halt psst ten a.
Clock.
Nj, ttlRk-ln treste- Pa, February -
Michael McGu re.
R"lt tY,s all irlrn is arc rcspec,.ully in
Vit d 10 rtteni hs tIaerdl. on Tues say morn
Ing, ln why {. e ter Ou II u'cl ok n il III
" lmington. lntc7Ment al The old Ca,Lol
c. ttery
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
The Republican Cny Committee

Last Saturday was the time appointed
tor tho election OF tic Republican Cry
Executive COMMITTEES but ow ing 10 a
misunderstanding, eIsctions wee only
Hr'i III i've wards, wL.ah resulted as
fu..D~s
3tcord ward William Heal, 10
sr"h *. Vickels, Edward G. Cannon
William BrannGn, James Winchester
and Philip Gray.
Sixth waId.-Fraucis ID. Talley, l.. At.
wood ZsOley, j Grover Hanna, j w
ti,lmah, Br. LeoI ard r.. Kittenger,
AID l.. +. T. Horny.
SeVlnth ward-fhomas IT. Latimer,
Samuel Cha,nhers, Samuel Lee, Thomas
Robinson, William =, II. Berry and
Dauioi =. UsniltoD.
Eighth ward--F. W. Slavman, }.
Hughes, SOLOMON Cook, z. F. Buikp,
Fraak Colwell and Alfred Baysrd.
Ninth ward--Janles Lvnu, John J
Gallagher, William Morris, James l..
Haw kins, A. ID. Mop. johnson and
George Il. Cooney.
The acancies from the other wards
will be filed NJ an carly day,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
i" Die Fleaeruavs..

This evening Dis Fledermans
will enter on it's third week at Haver.
ly's Theatre, Philadelphia, and the
managers are 10 be congratulated on
the success ~hich has attended it's pro.
duction. II has been greeted with two
weeks OF uninterruptedly crowded
houses. and as yet there il no dimipa-
ton in the pub lie interest. The opera
IL oue of the finest OF the many that
nave teen Produced az Haverly's, and
IL deserves all the success which hal
attended it Parties from this city cat
visi' the theatre In the evening aut
return on the train leaving Philadel
phIa at II 80 r. III.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
THIRD EDITION,
Gown state Iiippip 70.

t. 10 ha
some Su,sex members ~ the Ie0isla.
svr ~ q, - a, na,n " s, s fnr
n ished m, M a. rnhIic off,cials fonc
years 100 Ttev took horne a large
1na,.,,. In ,heir orr sacks as nnk
NJ ,jn,i.r cd iha snnnIv "a,
Ias,a ,,yjno 10 sconomv In corr anon.
aanc..
Earmers ara now epoaoinO their
hands." or monthly lsborers for farm
wok about Milford. The prices
ssrsea nnon vary from $40 " Slt ma,
month
T, ia said that George Male will plant
.avarai ,housana hnsbels of seed ovs.
tara IN tho Raw al SIaugbtar Reach this
Snr,nc
cor.rnor .ra Mrs Hal, and Mr.
"a NJ Charias T ;s,sr will y;.;t Nav
O.iaans ao,na tima naxt month
Tha ri. wsetlv mail Ionte between
canraa,own ani Gnmhoro 10 certainly
~, % 81 IrncIa Sam,. a;pacurea The
d;s,anca 4. sjahtssn m,ies or thirty. al
Snr ~ ronnd rin and the nav ia 81 al
far each inch visit. The carrier starts
~ ,;,Iooh an ,hasa ronah w,ntsr
sao,n;nns ar,,,;n, hara aho,,t 3 having
n.Na $500 NO. 81 W,ssion and
Shdrtei, 70 nars of;cas ON he route
Cast:;,, ID posa,Sa,,n Gaorge-
&o,.'n ~. ~, t,rS hnn5rsd lows of Zoe
~n Mnnaau IT. snd thraa' fonrtbs
;nchas th;ci' Not for twantv Yaars
hana ~. ;na ho,,sos IN ~, sec,;o, hs.an
aIisS s.;,h ,ce oF 90 aIcaiiant ouality
and tb,ctnass
IT. harhor q, Iavas hos ba a, froza,
nm so that narsons could walt IN m.
Rreak wa,er The ice extended Ten
,,,;ias 80 60
Gov stncklev has appointed Jame
n Tvra ~ Raimar Notarv pnh,i,
and i,st;ca of ,ha Peace
Ms Maroaret Marco, az Stanton ha,
aold her "a scre farm, 10 VIM RI. D.w
son Of Smvrna for AZ 100. he takin,
nosseaaion inroedia,ely.
Widdietown ia fxed for ice for tw
.nmmers at least The Transcrtu
savs. M iNts has housed abou
a fiaao bnnd,ed IONS Of GOOD ice. a To
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
yer,,,rwr,a ,yaekiy Ragor1

D1rt.g the week eaJ!rl - 1000 lasT
Saturday, ~ re we're lG ''irtts 2lnarTi
ages AMI 80 deaths ffcd 10 Registrar
Fraz,r ~ IN iis occurred II ihis cts
againe, % ',.a &c fer ,he corr spJIdlpR
W ok Elsa TAe causes If d ath e eIe
as follows:
Pneunou!n, 6 c,num 1tion . trnr
chi.i-, inari4nuN, htfnr Il eIa- a9d
mar Il t.. 9 e,nh Q, craf 10 womb
cansar of tae u'eru aiiG loves caHvni
siors genera! ie 'iiiy, heart dis4Ase;
old agf, paeum0iia, X rang ia'tH
hernia tSpbo malaria, 'Srtf''f
ppeunrn'a, tub rcnlar menils II
IL n I'D scarlet tev'r. each.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
svtNh Nat 0tfRifsfs

prpLIN, Mrrch ! A na-r meeting
sIr,sb n .tioualisss w,s I ell 'his after
noon In tho p- -frGn Of = nalz Park
boovn "a Nine Acre." to protest
aeai1st the ac'ion # the 6o"aksr OF ,te
H%use Of Commons IN susp"uding Mr..
William o'Brisn, elitor of Uuitcd Ire
land and a ~ ero her Of Parliament foI
Mallow. last Tuesday. pisnt. L4;d
MAYA O'Counor p esided, ana fuily
~ an, ,ersons were present. Several
6erv speeches were made, and resoiu
tions were adopted dec aTirs the spec x
er,s action I'm insult TO Ireland, ana oe,
manding the prompt reinssatemenO o.
Mr.. O'Prieu.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02

Lewis Pyle, vito hs. ,fs%.
arfaign,d hei''rs ''ia 'AI1 4.
again occupi' 4 a are :. y ~ 4
sarnrday, ci,alg.'i wiz s. nd
tive phovels fr IN pF G N. a
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New Castle Jail 10 i'Ir 'l
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his residence in | lprrttHsf11
ship, nelawsie cOln!hsl
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Bethel NJ. L church Ui.rst'
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nd a great numltr o. III
unable 10 even o''au SUI
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meut took place n tue g''si''
- tho church.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-02
Address, Wilmington, Dol.
REGi5TER' : ORDER.
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MI " uol AMI rj"Ln Webster, administrator.
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published In WILMINGTON, anil to d. .,.,ril,'1,,i
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49, WuuIinS iJn, IN ht% #,a,t3c TntuI,
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Assembly III So ia -. nthd, and tr,Vfrsa
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JOHN WRIST ~
Aidross, Wilmington, n,i. 4.