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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-23
Description.
Pedigree.

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union the p5 blood of the Ea dna P @
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than that OF ANY 9 sons of R G Wefs Owen Dale we're 3 % ha
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hs5 g5ss nny % the 3 d4i fso c
that that E d@p Pf had dG mott S'
To haTs ss % wagon
could
Billy HayTsrd pS =
Ons but geF and Instances 2 nuen horses g r
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after
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on & @
the other one said to be f3aaE as fast IT. horse has
his snfs s9 ANIMAL 6h h w fed and cared T pn eHe
s ytntnre s txent~o years spring give
Bfa :1psf
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G. B. MILES, Proprietor.
Honolulu April ssaplotf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-23
Velocity of Shot.

The highest velocity that has been i'm
parted to shot is given as 1926 feet per
second. being equal to a mile in 80
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-23
Drifted Snow Flour.
RoLLER PROCESS.

(ROLLER PROCESS.)
"AVING LEASED THE SALINAS MILLS,
III am now prepared TO supply, IN quantities
iC suit, all orders, with the celebrated family
Flour, DRIFTED SNOW, and also the A No.
bakers brand, RISING SUN. Please address all
orders 10 G. L. DINGLEY,
mh24-7-3m No 10 Steuart ST., San Francisco.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-23

Tia Talmud. Never appease man in
his anger,
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1885-04-23
STEAMER KILAUEA HOU,
lweisbsrth, Commander,
VII leave regularly for ports as the y 8.
IPhua
STEAMER MOKOLII,

tNIcGregor, Commander),
Leaves Honolulu each Wednesday for KRunaka-
kai, Kamalo, Pukoo, MOanui. Halawa, Wailsu,
Pelekunu and Kalaupapa; returning, leaves PukOO
Friday A. N. for LahainR; leaves Lahans Saturday
for Pukoo, Remaining Sunday, and arriving at
Honolulu Monday evening.
So The Company will not be responsible for
any freight packages unless rcceipfed for, nor
for personal baggage unless plainly marked. Not
responsible for money or jewelry unless placed In
charge Of the Purser.
All possible care will be taken OF Live Stock, but
the Company will not assume any risk Of accident.
SANdI4 q. WILDER, President.
.. q. ROSE, Secretary.
OFFICE-Corner Fort and Queen streets.
23-Iy Mar 30
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-08-06
@eSrpbt anf alien seiten

hur6 Wlalarid, pie IoIlsn mir bsr fur&ibartn
9lnlftduns tntstben2 Das III bic Gragt, ptI-
dc bic Btppbner ber SdHtttlftbsrgtetneen
an ii6 iitlsn. Die aniwpIt fcmmt pcn frii>
hsrtn pntisntsn, rtlte SABRE lang ben Stini.
fuhuuatu her psriOpiidm plaet burh ben
lhtBsnefn GinfiuB von 8 clttfttr's IRA
aenbitterem fnteangen inb. gBmn bic
glctbptnpisfsit fur bic Anwsneuus Son gcr-
ttueuuesmabrtatln tiutriit, stbraufe man To-
fort bifiss gtrbituuaemiittI. &c rsauIirt bic
eebfr, srltihtut bic 0nbduung unb merit lin
rtinbtiitn, tptnn lis i'm Sreanismus psrbdnbtn
inh, burh SsfOrheruns esiunbsr Eb6tiafsii
esr TGrme nno hfr Nitrtn aus. Wlau tbue
bel 3sittn bam. SH alltH @fstnesn mo
minsmntiidt Diinit Graufbet srstuesu, mu6
man untseinst nit einsr SauBptbr ptrltbsn
fdu, uno biss gilt aud baun, pfnn man lid
an fplafn Srifn nur Iu1e 3tit nuhubaIisn
bsnft. glifmaHe fam untslh6oist aud nur
fir sins fuTat 3eii Sumphuft einntbmsH.
Gas Siiisrt II Gin pCr,isIitfs GissnmiitsI as.
gen Rbmmaiismus, Gnifrdftnne nne Rtrpsu.
f9p69s. MaH baIts 20 in 8rfitldaft.
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$enrD Maildmber,
Seati6e SSirtbidaft
1929 eab @aFb;astss ggS..

gorSisIids @strdnte bel gutter gebi.nura.
Samitag nnO Sonntag Gle Cream.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-08-06

nA- Bette ipolene unb bdumippIIent
Stridsurne, llnterfIeibsr, glrbeitsfIei.
Der, iiberbaupt ale in mein Sad ssb6.
rise 9IriifeI su billisiten 4reiien, Bel
Gbas. .. Neuffer, 528 2ada. 9tbsnue,
na- Das Bette MebI, ipeIdes nod il
BON elmer WldbIe probusirt ipurbe, in
bas Orange 8IOKom". fir bas ber
Grocer S. 9. 9riee, SO. 80 bis SO
@pOnins abenue, aeent 1T es rei6t
tpeiter ipie ale nnberen uno ibertrifft
iie an @lte. GbenbaieIbit finoet man
ben bsiten eriinen unb ser5Itstsn aoffee,
tpelder biliser berfauft tpiro, aIs nod
ie subor. glae anberen @roeeries unb
5amiIienipaaren sIeid preisniirbis unb
in 0uaIitdt borsasIi6.
NO. Dentt baran, baB bic 9ubipad.
rem in 9roipn'S See Sipe gum 9oitens
preife ausperfauft tperben.
sG- gs sebt benz Gpatiabre su unb
in @roipns 8ee Sipe iper6en baber ale
Scmmermaaren ;um 8oitenpreiie bers
fault.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-08-06

auifaifuns bfs Gsissts babsH bic Nubiiersn
bisbn NIT ttn GpnimiF6rtn efmsinl9afilid
bsraiten unb In Nbpfitnbfit stufr etnantu
gli6HHuur bic psrbtrist Gomptnlatisn stnsb.
iiiist. Jtrt Nubitsrfn fnb mad etbSriesr
GrpSsuna sutf&IoIftn, III sst 3ufunft itinfn
groltntlab ~ etHsbmiefn, bsr be eemPsnia-
tisn bts County S@aemdfsrs bVbr nin9fn
nfret, ais le hurG has @tisB In Gsuntifs TT
Iaubt pirb, pslts bisltIbs Bsp5fruns ;dbltn,
bic tifiss &euntp jur 3dt babfH mag, irfnu
bas lisbsrtinfOmmsu sttTpftu wirb.
3um G&Iue traGttn % 9brt Mubiiprtn ale
pilot ,u iaatn, bdB bic 9tihsr, fCipSbI In bfm
Gemmilfisntr mic SGasmfiftr Department.
Iyftmatilb gsfiibrt pfrbfn. @rpBf alnfrftnn-
nn9 ptrbitnt ftrntr bsr NnraIt btr Commit.
fare, Or. z. u. @airss. fir ftiHs @a&famifii
hT 9Hitrsitn bts Geuniits.
Grssbfnf unisrbrsiitt
8. 0. WarbsIL1 County
Q. eItmdH glueitprtH.
Sebn Mcrrts,>
aubiiSrsn Sffes, 8. SuIi 1886.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-08-06
Sur gefGaigen Noti,.

@ir iuer6en 9lnfanss bss Wlonats
4usuit nit Der idbrIiaen Collection bes
SubicriptiOnsseIoes Beginner, unb strat
itets furs na6 ben 8abItassn in ben
reipeftlben Difiritten. g9ir beffen, baB
nniet Geaettor nit Der sinfaltiaen unS
tts Sum lleber6ruB sebroidenen 9brafe
uidle6te 3eiten" peri6ont bIeibt, benn
iper ben g8 8iIIen bat, fam i'm 2aufe
etnes Sabres iiderIi6 ;psi Dollars be,
jablen.
Nustpdrtiee Mbonnenten erbaIten ibre
Hednunsen per 8cit ausefunbt unb mir
bertrauen auf plnftli9e 8eridtiauna
berfeIben.
gSir baben unisr @eIb nun Idon elm
Sabr fir glrbeitsIbbne, gapier, Mute.
rlalen unb ionitise glussaben ausselest
uno mi len es prompt suriderItaitet
baben. Sriebrid g8asner,
Serauseeber hes ,,@oGenbIatt".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-08-06
Suits Yiae,,t
-. 250rflcibi0fcit,: :

Gutf's 3jttirst ERS tst terartlstH nAufa teicHs
kers astisnst: tine Ooiis tfrtrit cine ioldle 0ts
iGbsrsfAnps ruaa, bat Ter palttnt tarahtr egl1al.
Gle llarfes pen ytppettt rne rerurisdtn, hap
htr RaTpfy an 8ieitGl 5Hnlmtntj teaiit rtEe lfE
fputid1e geirfuua dui hte Beroauutt6oor6aY
he GleaeIma6tafeit hes etubiaanes tsrtsls
esfabr. grtts 25 Ste. ~ Dlursa9 St., pa.D.
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elite SentIdler griefe.

gSiifesbarre bentf6e 8riefiffe.
5cbn 6ratne, penrs pcrns,
Sinta Sse, Sol. ttlpiinsfi,
Sopn Hpif aate Starf,
mlaibilba @as.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1885-08-06

I@- Seisenipan's berabmtes gaeip.
art 2a8er mo 8aqantine's @rport
Bier 1T INNER su baben beim Sdb9en
ooer Subenb 5laf6en bel MidaeI
Uliuer, 434 unb 436 Gebar 9lpenue !;
Sssslei@en bic beiten &utiben un6
Yierne 3u berleiben. @ae 8eitelIuns
unsen BET pOit OSer GeIepbOn pinftIi6
aussefdbrt.
19r SIN Sdubfore Der @ebr. Slid
an eeSaritr. finbet man bic befte8aare.
16T @bas. S9eud's StiefeI. unb
Saubsei6dft 1T nit ben beiten @aas
rem rei9li9 berfeben un6 bic 9reiIe
limb 10 nisbri8, tpie irSenbpo in Der
Stabt. 9
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9ntt'e s1nNrs Tartaaasmlttel.

erauts q 5t,. pbsr earlseaar hrra cine sinllss
urrlleaiirn hefso Hdrsfmiiitls IN riGr;ears3
Gfhuar, retipaateIt. Gs rirtt oui ttr GteHt, cine
nafafli6e farte refIetbtHp. Get GpnttfitrH ID
9atsa sesr RestH gmpisna sen reg ,essssg s s.si
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Sio0ss4 is siOse 5s saeai 0a aHi Tsssaoss isiAEs M
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gSabme @punth.

-Sn einem Ginfdnitt an Der Gbene
No. l2 iiberfutr am Miittpp9 M.
@beeIer's 9obIensus cine Sub, ipcourd
iiebensebn 2arrsn bonn GeIeiie eeiuOrfen
tpurben.
= Gin Mann Namens SninsIe, bon
Canaan, iine rorise @o6e an bem
Wlooiie @ebirse brei 9lbIer.
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Sabrlide Darftetluns


br 5tndn,tn BON 9adapanna County, pis &C.
priift, aeinhirt unn ptrrs@utt burb bic COUNTY
Mubitrrsn fir bas NIT btm 5. 9anuar 1885
fnbenhs 6isealiabr.
3. .. 9aeebs (pfriforbtu), B. u. Mil-
Hams, pairid Goar unb B. {. Salffah, County
gpmmilIdrt pcn eadaranna &ountv. In RsH,
nuns NIT btlasitm County fir has 8isealiabr,
rnbsnb 5. SaHuar 1885;
9ebitpren.
8aar auebsablt BON @torat Sin.
bad. COUNTY S@dbmfifrr, auf
ibrt Nnpdlunefn an ben @ounty-
fpnh, rummerirf pun bic 2,f04
(Srir o, bsIps tiHesf9Iufsn,. ..$f35, ,696.76
grebitpren.
MusjabIunssn ssasH antptiiuH>
asn, fpit ptfn bfmfrft, an btn
epuniyfonb iur Etduna hfr
glussabtn fiir has priOiitHe
BiseaIiabr Inut btissfiistr Ia
belle, tat,...............................$f35,6 ,686,76
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
Personal,

Rev. George X. Kramer Is visiting
friends IN our city. He preached in the
Household OF Faith church ON Sunday
morning verv eloquent and impress
sive sermon, which was listened to
attentively by a large congregation. On
Thursday evening he will conduct o
prayer service in the church, and on
Friday evening there will be union
of Mr.. K. with the memb ers of his for
mer congregation, at Pennsgroye. The
following afternoon he will go to Cecil
County, Maryland, and will preach
there next Sunday and the following
Sunday. Ga the 21st instant he will
preach in the Metropolitan NJ. L. church
at Washington, and during The latter
part Of the month will return horne py
way Of York, Pa.
Miss Fanny, daughter of John Wier
1909 Market street, not having fully re
covered from severe attack of pleurisy
Experienced some four months ago, b,
the advice OF her physicians started TO
the mountains on Friday last Oh
reaching Coatesville she became so ex
hausted that she could proceed no fur
Their. In the night 1t became quite cold
and snow storm followed.
| Constable Peter Springer, who ha
been suffering from an attack of pneu
monia, is able to be about again.
Miss Lizzie Sharp, of Philadelphia
will lead the meeting at Silverbrool
NJ. K. church this evening at 3
lo'clock.
Thomas Mitchell and Luther w
Palmer will go to New York this ever
ing to attend the Uncertakers' Conver
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
Anniyersa ~ serx1ces.

Last Sunday was the one hundred and
eighty.sixch anniversary of the dedi
cation of TIE GA wede's Church, and
the event was celebrate in an appro-
pirate manner. The Rev. Henry B.
Martin preached in the morning,
and in he eEening the pulpit
was occupied By the Rev. Jesse
Higgins, assistant rector. Both services
were well attended, a special feature
at that of the morning being tenor solo
by Henry Rtead, and in the evening
chanting tie tenlh selection of psalms.
Tue children he'd special service In
the afternoon, a. which addresses were
delivered. TEE altar was handsomely
decorated with lowers, while above was
the inscription IN gilt letters" Holy,
Holy, Holy, Lord, Alielujsh."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
POt.POurRi.

Oil-cloth for sale at half price, four
yards square. Apply at No. 103 East
Second street.
Attend sheriff's sale of stock and fix.
lures OF grocery store, at Front and
Madison streets, on Friday, June D.
The Record reports one hundred and
pay at Its office.
Workmen are engaged In raising the
floor at the Wilmington rink, which had
sunk several inches.
William and Charles, sons OF the late
Allen Ruth, left to-day for st. Paul's,
Minnesota, where they intend to reside
for some time.
Ezion M. Z. Sunday school will make
an excursion to Beverly Park on the
steamer John A. Warner, on the 18th
inst.
Billy O'Brien will try to ARRANGE q
match between McCaffery and Su llivan
at the Burke-Sullivan fight at Chicago
on June Is.
Messrs. M. 8. Davis, Frank Corbitt
and Elwood Pyle passed the RErUB-
LICAN Office this morning fully
equipped for an onslaught on the
brandyWlne nsn.
New York coal companies have made
reduction of 10 and 10 cents per ton
on the product. The Philadelphia Rec.
ord says that is what 1t did by lowering
coal TO $50 per ton.
Mr.. Joseph l. Carpenter has got pos
session of the butcher property, which
he purchased some months ago at the
City Auditors SALE Mrs. butcher will
purchase smaller house for herself
and family.
The leaky barkentine Walter s. Mas
sey was surveyed yesterday afternp1
at the Delaware Breakwater and pro
nounced unseaworthy. 1t was recon
mended that she should to Philadelphia
for repairs. The vessel had previously
boon ordered TO New York, where hel
cargo had been sold.
The foreign and cpastwise arrivals a
the port of Philadelphia during the
month of May were as follows: On'
hundred and three steamships, steam
or, 10 ships, G6 barks, IA briggs, 26'
schooners and "a sloops; while at the
corresponding period OF last year there
were 115 steamships, Sc steamers,
ships, 40 barks. "a brigs, 391 schooner
and IA sloops.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
ouls.

The statement that an attempt had
been made early yesterday morning
to rob the tomb containing the remains
Of the late Francis A. Drexel, In st.
Mary's r. G. Church. yard, on Fourth
street. near Locust, caused sensation
In the vicinity yesterday. Since the
day Of Mr.. Drexel's funeral . special
guard has been kept over the spot where
the body Of the deceased lay in the
person of John McDonough.
About midnight on Sunday the
Waterman declares that he discovered
man lowering near the tomb. When
discovered the Intruder ran and scaled
wall in the rear of the cemetery.
McDonough called upon him to stop,
but the man refused, whereupon the
watchman poured the contents of his
revolver upon him. 1t is also said that
when the shots were fred q second man
bodied up from behind the tombstone
and beat q hasty retreat. McDonough
was Of the belief that the men had In
view the robbery Of the tomb in which
the remains of Mr.. DrexeI lay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
NOTES..


Charles Martel, the well-known bar.
Der, who had small, unimposing
shop on Walnut street, Philadelphia,
was q Fren Gilman, who always bore
out the character of that nation fer
delicate wit, bon homme and polite re-
partse. He rather disliked to be asked
by new corners concerning his tx
perience as Napoleon's courier, but
once in Martel's good graces, and he
was very laxative. The genial lawyer
William Haywood Drayton once asked
Martel if he was descended from the
old kings of France. He of the shaw.
ing stick replied: g Well, monsieur,
our families come from the same part
Of the country"
Horace Howard Furness was q regu-
lar customer of Martel's, and on one
occasion about three years ago, when
the State of France was anything but
peaceful, when signs OF revolution
were not scarce, he said to Martel
"Why don't you go over to France.
They would acclaim youKing at once
And the barber pausing a second from
plying his ii zor, with a royal bow re
turned:
All, but Monsieur Furness, shout,
not then have the pleasure OF cuttinI
your hair"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
Dulcher Heard From.

A dispatch from Sioux City,
June l., says A man and VI
claiming the name Of butcher ha
some weeks been conducting "a
ance meetings through this sect
Iowa. AT this place they were
popular and were guests Of th
families. Just before the service
night In the Opera House ~
suddenly arose and denounced 'n
as frauds, saying that the woual
his wife and had fled from he'
with butcher. She turned pau
attempted to escape. TIE Stfang1
duced the proof Of what he GU
and an uproar followed, during |
the pair escaped, taking an GUY
train and leaving their Luggage y
[Mr. George W Wells was sesl
reporter of the REPUBLIC An, WY
that Mrs. Watson, butcher 5 pa'a'
was q widow and that be believe
butcher was dead, as letter ai.ei !,
had been written TO him, anu nsi
returned by the post office aa.l'
with the statement that Du'clfl
not be found, ana that the man
denounced the guilty couple sa !,
probability Nelson D. Lee, ~ho Nv
butcher every chance he g0''l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
7 H ED|7I0|
Tx I R Z1
a HORRIBLE AlC|p+|
COLLISION OF TR.,,
MEN kILLED-Nn
PASSING UP OR Man.
No Particulars

This forenoon the south.boua,
leaving this city at 7.2O for III.
ware Railroad, and the fr.iss,
north due in this city at s.l5' A.,
on st. Anne's curve below MiadI1
with fatal and disastrous resn,.
Harry Rushtou, engineer Of an,
was instantly killed, and w,N,s
Kirk, engineer of engine 50, Was
" mangled that he cannot rscovs|
fireman and a brakeman ara ,,,a
to be badly injured. No train.
passed either way since tia a.,
happened and no particulars ;,
can be obtained in any manner.
Harry Rushton, the dead eugipl
the son OF Edward Rushtop. fo,s,
the machine shops of the road. \
young man. lately married, and
been on the road as an eppiDs.
more than three or four months |
Kirk, the .nangled engineer, is an
man, the Oldest in the emp,oy /
company.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
Death Of q Stranger.

Yesterday afternoon man had
ticket at Magnolia station, on m
w. Il b. Railroad, for Philais|
and shortly after the train started
taken very Ill. He was removed
baggage car, and although eyera
possible was done for his relief, /
pired before the train reached M
and 1t was decided to bring tie rs|
to this city. When the train re
here at 8 22 o'clock, the body vi
moved to Detective Jones rOOml
afterwards taken 10 the nor,uaI
has been ascertained that be vi
Englishman, about 4j years Of agl
as tar as known has no relatiOl
friends in this country. His nal
said to be Edward Cochran, and {
been employed for q short time
the boiler house at the new B.
Railroad bridge, over the Gurpl
river. He was taken sick With md
ana as he was irienGless, he CONG
TO go to Philadelphia and try to |
the hospital.
He was dressed in a rough suit
In his pockets there were found 81 |
o jack-knife and a medical adv
ment printed in aevera! lsEguaged
Deputy Coroner Smith viewed :
mains, and after hearing the stat
Of the conductor gave a certified
death from natural causes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02

SALISBURY, Md. June This was
the fifth and last day of Delaware Con-
ference M. Il. church. The reports of
all committees were read and approved.
At D. m. o meeting OF the stockholders
Of the Conference Standard was held.
After this the Bishop announced the
appointments, as follows:
Philadelphia District-J. II. White,
presiding elder Cape May, @. H. Tai
ley; Rridgetown, j. R. Brenkley; Cam.
den, j. II. B. Hubbard !; Broad Isle,
(Pbiladelphia,) j. H. Jolly German
town, l.. Y. Cox Haven Mission, 8. j.
Campbell Frankfort, j. 8. Holley /;
INTERCHANGEABLE, j. W. Pinkney Mid
dletown, F. s. Lee ; Mount Zion, j. II.
Pierce Chester, A. W. Hamilton /;
Odessa, d. j. Waters Port Deposit, L.
W. Deakens Salem, G. W. Landin !;
South Wilmington, A. G.. Wallace /;
Wilmington, A. j. Monroe Whining
ton Circuit, d. A. Ridout; Zoar, A. r.
Shockley. Easton District-W. j.
Parker, presiding elder /; Sassafras, s.
e. Adams Millington,C. II. Hutchins;
Still Pond, j. H. Mason (; Chestertown,
j. II. Riddick Fair Lee, j. II. Win
ters Edesviile, j. P. Willis Cramp.
ton, w. Fl. Rodgers Marydel, H.
Morris Church Hill, j. b. johnson ;
Centreville, w. G. Dickerson Kent
Island, T. h. Johnson; skipton, A.
Grlmage Denton, G. W. Young
Greensboro, j. g. Carroll ST.
Michaels, D. Birmingham Royal Oak
j. II. Nutter Talbot, s. Q Dennis
Easton, J. d. Ebert; Trappe, P. Bur
rows. Dover Oistrict-G. II. Washing
ton, presiding elder Townsend, NJ. A
Brown Smyrna, T. H. Hubbard DoveI
Circuit, w. j. jackson Dover Station
]. E. Webb; Milford Circuit, N. Morris
Milton Circuit, George Townsend
Nassau Circuit, James T. Ais
Lewes and Rehoboth, K. j. Still
Seaford Circuit, to be supplied
Bridgeville Circuit, w. B. Green ;
Laurel Circuit, j. w. Landlord Eas
Newmarket, W. NJ. Webb Airy's
Charles Earles; Vienna, j. Fl. Ham
mond; Church Creek, j. E. A. d
lGrigby; Cambridge, W. u. Thomas
Madison, d. r DANA Golden Hill, j
II. Griffin; Thomas Circuit, O. Ayres
Saulisbury District-W. Il. Coffey
presiding elder; Deals Island, j. w
Brown ; HOMETOWN, R. j. Waters Pc
comoke City, H. Z. Ritch, Crisield
j. Ii. Holland; Accomac Court House
c. A. Horsey; Green Hill, Z. H. Webb
Fairmount, T. Z. Parker; Princes
Anne, j. r. Waters; Friendship, A
Lawber; Quantico; A. j. Handy
lSaulisbury, j. A. Scott; Salisbur,
Circuit, j. H. Johnson; North Berlin
q III. l. Call; South Berlin, T. b. Ii
Cole; Snow Hill, NJ. ii. Horsey; Sno,
Hill Circuit, l.. E. Toulson; Stockton
4 W. II. Johnson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02

Tbs congregation of the A. L. ". D.
Church On Fren,h street above Eighth
held their seventy-third memorial
meeting yesterday afternoon. There
was la-Ee Attendance, and the
exercises, which were of relieou.
nature, wera con lucted by tn. I.sv +
II. Chippey, who preached an exceieni
sermon from tie text what m-ar
these stones" Addresses were alst
delivered by the Revs. Moses Chiprey
P. S. Williams and j. W. Hall, th'
pastor. THIS church was fpunded II
1905, and er joys the distinction Of bein;
the first c3l9red free church il
America.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-02
Charles x. Howard. the Lottery
Klng, DeDd.

Charles 7. Howard, the Lottery King,
the real owner OF the Louisiana Lottery
Company, although it is a stock com
pany, died on Sunday at his country
seat at Do5bs Ferry, N. Y, from the
effect of injuries received in runaway
accident Although man of large
proportion he was not strong physical
ly, ana shock and fright, as in the case
of Judson Jarvis, whose death also re.
suited from = runaway, caused his
death. Howard was born inPhiladelphia
about 1880. Though his education was
incomplete, he had an active mind and
undoubted talents, which, had they
been properly directed, would have
made him famous IN almost any honor
able career He began lite as news.
dealer in Mobile, Ala, but soon drifted
off into other lines of business, which
brought hin .ao-s money than the sci
ling of newspa pers.
The louisiana Lottery obtained it,
charter on .Ae ground that he was t.
give $50. 900 year 10 the Charity Hos
pital of New Orleans.