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Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
He Votes Republican

Thomas Reynolds, sc West Thir-
teenth street, carter, has been q life
long Democrat, and has been engaged
in doing city work. The managers of
the Democratic campaign waited upon
him few days ago and told him that
he would have to submit to being laid
on few days, as he lived in ward
hopelessly Republican and where he
could doAthe Democratic City Council
ticket no good.
In the Third ward, they say, is where
tney wanted help to elect Mr.. Blake.
Mr.. Reynolds OF course had to submit:
what else could he do? But he takes a
peculiar pleasure in stating that
although they could prevent him from
working for the city, they cannot pre-
vent him from voting the Republican
ticket tomorrow and right along for
the future.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
VASE IINGroN.

In civil as in military life, Washinpto,
was pre-eminent am ong his contemporaries
for the clearness and soundness of his iudp
ment, for his perfect moderation and self
control, for the quiet dignity and indom
liable frmness with which he pursued ever,
path which he had deliberately chosen. O.
all the great men in history he was the mos
invariably Judlcious, and there is scarcely
rash WORD or action or Judgment recorded
OF MN. Those who knew him well noticed
that he had keen sensibilities and strong
passions; but his power of self command
never failed him, an no act of his public
NE can be traced to personal caprice, am.
oi'lon or resentment In the dependency
of long-continued failure, in the elation q.
sudden success, at times when his soldiers
were deserving by hundreds and when ma.
hgnant plots were formed against his repu-
taron, amid the slant quarrels, rivalries
and Jealousies Of his subordinates, in the
dark hour of natioh bal ingratitude. and in
the midst of the most universal and intoxi.
eating fauery, he was always the same
CAIN wise, Just, and single minded man,
pursuing the course which he believed to he
right without fear OF favor or fanaticism :.
equally free from the. passions that sprino
from interest and from the nassions that
spring from imagination. He never noted
On the impulse Of an absorbing or npealcu-
iating enthusiasm, and he valued very highly
fortune, position and reputation but at
the command of duty he was ready to risk
and sacrifice them all He was in the
highest sense of the words gentleman and
a man OF honor, and he carried into public
LIE the severest standard of private morals.
Ii was at first the constant dread of large
sections of the Amer fan people that if the
OLD Government We're overthrow thew
would fall into the hands of military adven.
turers, and undergo the yoke of military
despohsm. 1t was nj ainly the transparent
integrity OF the character of Washington
that dispelled the fear. 1t was always
known by his friends and it was soon ac-
knowledged by the whole nation and.bv the
iAhsiish themselves that in Washington
America mad found a leader who could bel
induced by no earthly motive to tell false
Aooo, VI 10 break m engagement, or toI
commit any dshonorable act. Men of his |
moral type are happily not rare, and we haveI
all met them IN our experience but there isl
scarcely another instance in history hf suchI
a man having reache and maintained tbeI
highest position in I'll e commissions of ci v;lI
war and of great popular acitation.-AI
Il'Story 81 E"gIaaa de tie Eighteenth Cent
tuy-Lechy.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
fourth edition.
Dots.

/ DOuB.
A. r. Henry has forfeited his right tt
vote on tomorrow.
4 Miss Agnes Scott, of Greenville, N.
j.. Is visiting relatives In this city.
/ Sunday trains will RIM for the sum.
mer on the Western Railroad.
| A stereop'icon exhibition will be
given in the Brandywine NJ. +. church
tomorrow evening. by Prot. Edwards,
at the instance of the Ladies' Aid
Society.
The dropping of peaches in many
orchards are said to be unusually
heavy.
The best 80 and 6O-cent teas in the
city at Crippen's, No. 8 East Second
street.
Mr.. John Reese lost $1,000 by the
collapse of the Shackamaxon bank, of
Philadelphia.
Few excursions offer as many attrac.
tions az st. Paufs on June IL. Tickets
only 80 cents.
Good company, choice music. de-
lightful ride, splendid grove, on St.
Pauls NJ. L. Sunday school excursion,
June11.
Councilman ID. j. Mention has COM
pleted his thirty first year in the EN-
ployment of the Harlan & Hollings.
worth Company.
A straw berry festival will be held at
IGreenbank Park on Saturday afternoon
and evening, June 18th, for the benefit
of 81. James church at Stanton.
sheriff Ford sold to- day the stock of
groceries and provisions in the store of
Carr and Patton, Front and Madison
streets.
The communication signed Parent"
is laid over until next week, when
we may give 1t "a place IN the columns
OF the REPUBLICAN,.
The old post office building, in Phila-
idelphia, which was offered on Thurs.
day at public sale, failed to get even one
bid. Hence its withdrawal.
The members of the Young Women's
Christian Temperance Union have
tickets for sale for tomorrow after.
Moons kitchen garden at Institute Hall.
A cart broke down at the corner of
Delaware avenue and Jefferson street.
yesterday caused by the left wheel com.
ing off.
The eighth annual pic.pic of the
Irish Nationalists at Scheutzen Park
yesterday afternoon was largely at.
tended and passed off pleasantly.
Register Grubb has granted letters O. I'll
administration to William H. Lamb on
the estate of Charles Lamb, and to l
Sallie B. Davis on the estate of Janette
Jones, late OF Philadelphia.
The fifty seventh anniversary of the
Sunday school Of st. Andrews church |
will take place on Sunday, the 9TH
ipst., at three O'Clock in the afternoon.
A cordial invitation to all.
The Times should have published the |
details o. the robbery of 50, 600 worth of |
silks under the reform administration
some three years ago. 1t would more
han offset al it has published about
Marques.
The main shat: of the large engine In !!
the works of the jackson & Sharn Co
broke yesterday afternoon, necessitatinpI
he sloppage of the works until Mon.
lay.
Albert Steeie's horse ran away att
Pa, few days ago.
Mr.. S. attempted to catch the animal.
when he was carried some distance on
The end of the shaft, and then thrown toI
The ground. He escaped with the loss
81 part OF his clothing and a few
bruises.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
The CAntata Last Might.

The cantata of Rebecca given at the
Opera House last evening under the
direction Of Clarence Shan K OF this city,
and ID. III. Morrison of Philadelphia,
was performed in an excellent manner.
and drew a large audience, all the seats
down stairs being filled, and many
taken in the gallery. Tho singing was
very good, although at times there SEEM
cd an inclination to drag, which it is
probable would be avoided If the canta.
Ia was repeated.
The caste was Rebecca, Miss Kate
Currinder Isaac, w. r. WaltersI;
Abraham, E. M. Zimmerman Eliezer.
j. I. Clymer Seba, Fred. G. McUall
!oed, Harry Baird Joel, Fred. Wiel,
Jr. Laban, j. H. Braunstein; Bethuel,
Dushane Coward Achs:,, Miss Mary
Thielman Edna, Miss Eva Crouch.
Many of the passages were applauded
and the marches, under the direction of
Professor Webster, were very fine,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
Charged with Assault,

William Camper was before Squire
Bertolette Yesterday, charged by Cha tor
Earle with an assault with intent to kill
b 9TH The parties are c)lored and live al
Chri3:iana. The evidence showed tina,
there is an old feu1 between them in
relation to the ownership of a house,
which is occupied by Camper but IL
claimed by Earle.
Last Saturday the parties met in
front of Campers house, when
Earle struck him with stone, and
Camper ran in the house, but returned
in little time with a gun. Earle
started to run, when Camper let 20 at
him, filling him with bird shot.
The men then clinched and had a
regular rough and tumble fight After
hearing the evidence the Squire held
Camper ia $500 bail for Court, and it IS
said that Camp'r has has had warrant
issued for Earle on the charge of felc-
NOUS assault
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
A word to Colored Voters.

Colored men who intend to vote the
Democratic ticket tomorrow under the
idea that Mr.. Rhoads will appoint q
number of them on the police force,
should stop before they vote and count
the mum Der of colored men EMPLOYED
upon the streets under Democratic rnle.
When the Republicans were in power
colored men stood little chance Of
work on the streets, but they disap
peared when the Democrats got con
troi. Silly men, do they not know
that Democratic promises are only
made to be broken. :CoLoREp VOTER,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
A * umOr Denied.

Ii has been rumored around that
the " Which Way club" has called a
meeting OF the colored voters, to be held
in the city hall this (Friday) evening,
and requested Mr.. Peter blake to ad.
dress it. l will just say to the colored
voters that such is not the case, and
the Which Way club" has nothing h,
do with the meeting whatever, and fur.
thermore there are enough intelligent
young men belonging to the club 10
manage their own affairs and meetings.,
without the assistance of outsiders
Yours, ID. B. SHARPER, Pres.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
Invitation Acceuse0

The American Mechanics of this city
have accepted the invitation of Putnam
Council, No. 36l, of Thurlow, Pa, to
attend church with them on the after
noon of June 7th. The mem bers of the
different Councils of the c. L. A, M.
in this city, are requested to meet at
their hall at II IN. next Sunday, 10
take the steamer Wilmington at 2.45
d. M, for Chester.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
The Union I.fteraT' .

The regular weekly MEG
Young Peoples Literary .ld'
Union M. L. Church was , nen
ing when the following lu. az
gramme was given IN az
manner: ,,.;on
Music, by the assocla au,al
A. j. Toulson; instIamentGss s1
I'll Prettyman ; reading, Wal
sell !; vocal solo, Ed@a r.io nj
eussion, Dos otr na''t ,S,u
towards retrogradatip, o,s,,,
sion?" affirmative by EV 81 es,
The negative by A. D. - h lcgl,
solo. Katie King; ala,v nav. I
Cloud, Barlow and auaiA'
port.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
HAD A 60 Old THING.

,....
- Deo'' VIC ',' iiieu 10 be from Con
neeneui, was srolling through Batter,
''-' o'4ei uay' "AeA he was accostet
'''''''1 pe"4Ief' AAd asked to make {
f"o,''se ...
No, thankee, l ID MT smoke. chew. MA,
e''''''' Vi 9rihk WAiskf y, aud l don't neet
'---A' was cue reply
am very poor pleaded the mattel
man.
: All then yoa put it on the croup,
OF charity, Ell? Ndry well. Now. m,
-i'7Hu' no" ihuch DO you make ca 4 boz Of
''''eiies
Three cents 20
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
CiuyerIuB Gully

RICHMOND, June I'm
sixth day of the Clnyel'us i
the courtroom packed 10 'nsl
of it's contracted capacity \
eager to hear the CLOSING, ,l.s 4 4
| MT. Charles V. Meredith, y
cutor in the case. he cV1
$50 p. NJ, having spoken
hours.
The jury retired and ai't Il
but a short time brought III
of guilty. IL.
The clerk then took 'hr
aud read the indoIsti nsis,
We, the jury, find tap . p,''
of m urder IN the first aesi'''
| in the indictment, ,,,.
The prisoner then sal u0N !,
all outward appearance. ,a
moved as at any time sln''
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
- N-A~7
Big Frank. |

Sheriff Ford and Chief d
Council were in New Yol
nesday, in reference to
Frank McCoy, better knoS
Fraud, " who was tEiea au
in this State TO receive iofty
ten years imprisolnen,
into the Delaware Bank
the lashes. but managed 10
Jail, and was brough' 0acs
again escaped.
The officers were present
QUESTION to bring him hacI
Castle, but john 0ByFn,,
was his counsel when Ae|
here, made au application
of habeas corpus, rttlraao.sa
day, on the ground thal !.
Della ware made his imprl'on
tinuous, and that as the 'til
pired he cannot be returned
ton will be argued to- MORT
Sheriff and Chief OF POM
without him.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

A YEAR ago the repairs OF sewers be-
longed to the Street Committee. This
year it is by itself. Both together
this year cost the city S7O2 90 the week
before the election. Last year they
both cost the city $263.03 Democratic
economy cost the city S439 50 Repub-
lican economy saved the city that
much. Which will the voters choose
tomorrow
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
cholera Ravsges I'D :

LONDON, June 4'-se y i
counts of the ravases s, "
Spain are filterinf tn nr;vats
dencs and other chahpo eansor
control of the Spanish o c1h,tI|
ia much alarm in the 1 Trsnce,|
board departments a st = rs saIts'
feared that Toulon, " ,he plss|
paris will not escape the p
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

The test lever a man
can use to 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 a credit bust.
ness without loss. So
prices have to be made to
cover them to be success.
full. 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 special
inducement, with every
ready-made suit sold for
$l2 or over we give a good
watch and chain as q pres.
ent. We do this as anadver.
tisement, and cannot
afford to continue 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 ofannoy-
ance. Our custom depart
ment contains tho latest
and newest styles of suit
ings and pantaloonings.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

The Rev. j. l. Estlin has returned
home from attending convention OF
the Reformed Episcopal Church held
100 miles southwest of Chicago, III
he has been gone ten days and speaks
IN glowing terms of Chicago and the
West,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

The Republicans of the Second ward
should keep sharp look out for The
Fourth ward repeaters. let the
vigilance committee attend to their
duty and prom pity arrest all illegal
voters
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
A On alIenge.

Edward B. Grubb, of Brandywine
Hundred, challenges any man in this
or any other State to contest for fiys
hours in picking cherries on a wager of
so. Applications left at the Practical
Farmer will receive prompt attention
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
Tho w Gather.

To morrow promises to be warm and
partly cloudy. Sunday slightly cooler
and generally fair to clear. The prese n
eltiook for Monday is clear and some
what cooler.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
n OlIce,

The parties who stole the empty bar
rBls from in front of Corners harness
store, on Fourth street, must return the
same at once, or they will be prosecut.
ed to the full extent of the law. |. l..
Row, Ais King stl Get.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
ExeursiOn'

A notable feature of, Of 81 has r1 q
siops is that no accident DENT n essrI
ton ton. The trip TO Ches a,n1i,el
next next Thursday will i, be sn el,,l''I'
music by the well yell ;,ahd l,Jpli
70 cents. -
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
F IF 7 H mi


III Is said thai
ltha, the way Of ,h MURDER
',o n his sias s sy'E' n
Il 1it, rev :! years ago, he .ja r.
county, in MAXIM ,'s =,
, Eve c lnusicai ents,,a M
choir from the e ] 's y,
, give sS variety aud is,e =,
,the right place, and m " sI TIE
'n, tend purpose. 4 'a''
Inao, curing t,,i the course o,s.
not TIL it had beep ~
In There re- was some,h, Mn y \
emcient leader os;bs wia
that had not been IN ipr wy
at a suitable time WHY WIZ
they needed some,lil,s
requested the lea3a,
solo. w
I,. ne cheerful'y respoa.
and acquitted himse r. \
equal TO the emer,.,'s
confidence dis .7layedf ~ I.
ne would nc NOT disappols,
peculiar title Of bis so,o N
of Lee, put the aul is,0, y
10 properly apprecis.e |
am use them. The audj.,a
delighted, with iba a's ssa
certain class, among vsiO1
a fair sprinkling, bp, wy ny.
80 aPpeareu 10 be an
solemnity and inclira.iars-
selves, notwitbs,andir,
weather. ''lS
There was not much =.
little wink!ng and lo1kiDs
or TIL at length the sion,
TO repeat, and tba, h.
from some of the wound
exclamation OF go,lnes,
we to be afflicted with IN.
that thing" ~
NOW Is THETIMEro ey-s
HIM.
There has seemed to h
rrstling among the leay|
class of indididuals in Ii,
OF late, and when out on J.
walk, they can be seen n
q group discussing some h
mucn interes: that a psssa
very readily conclude Tia.
ton was not ali on the su5
During one Of thess
one of these aggrieyed pa1
making her way to ii
squali, which she dill with
quiry of =" Tel me, gi.ls, 4
sor Rhoads they are ,ua1
or In Wilmington, tie d
sang that burles ne hen
ago 2"
We think 80 and we hs
that this is our lime. III,
him and this vii, be fun d
he sang itswi,h a vengenc
Mag? l must admit n
you repeat any If i. sold
can, answered the ,h!ri.
SADIE, they ali exclaimed.
They were iast as cross az d
One was blind and another
These three old maids Of D
She's got ii, lasL I she |!
we succeed in defeating hi|
tell him we did it, well b
Cross as a bear, aud 50 mad
be able to SEE, From that
count their Democratic reid
mington, that they intel
heir influence with, numb
declared that they inteude|
in the matter before it was
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

REPUBLICANS of the Third ward,
watch the Stockley House L. is said
a number of men are located there who
do not belong there to help Mr.. Blake
through,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

The old Seventh ward, grand in her
Republican vote, should give $50 Re-
publican majority Tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

REPUBLICANS of the Eighth ward
do not be caught mapping tomorrow.
Vote for Conrad, Shortlidge and Bar.
ney.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

THE Eleventh Ward can be carried
ior the Republicans tom brow II every
Republican voter will do his duty.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
sis wonn

Frank Barbera, W y.lS s SnI !
Wednesday night d . y" Ran
morning N Al the Pr's0y'''
Philadelphia. -...-->-
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

lie man who hates everybody else can be
40 great aainrer of himself.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

Window screens aud door screens
made to order at 405 Shipley street at
short uC.ice.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
Reg

Looking giass and picture frames re-
gilded equal to new at Yerger's, a05
Shipey street. Yerger is very busy.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 100 at 3 p. m, $50 at 6 D. m.
and zoe at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
What tale e tofd IN tbe Pew uors, :.

u fecent obituary notice, which annonnoe5
10 the world that "the deceased haI na
crHnuated little ID loney and ten a, az
;Stn' 'N'i eAii-
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
Your Doctor VIII

Order Dissent, Giants soon. fo to either of
heatoA Smiths Pharmc ci.st get them,
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

Three things conducive to hapniness
full stomach, an empty pocket and a clear
conscience.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
A SCARCE

of Worsted Corkscrew Cloth
ing is reported from all the
clothing trade of the coun-
try. The great demand has
carried off the Oak Hall SIP
ply very rapidly, but careful
1orecasting enables US to
keep we'll up with the needs
OF our customers.
Additions OF fresh gar.
ments keeps the stock ready
for all requirements. This
is the advantage derived
from great resources.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
p.of. q. W. 8rn :

who is pronounce, IN me SEEN saDy |
bunion doctor, eau ia 1 L. Fro
postal card to No, i0'
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
screens, screens. scr,,n,

Window screens and door screens of
all kinds m AIDE to order at Yerger's, 405
s Ripley street.
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
Deaf AR,

BkLTZ- On the 9th inst, SamueI e.,,.
his 57th year. 'ei'1' IN
The workmen OF the Harlan q Ho,,in,,s
worth Company, and relatives and fr,anas
are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
on Sunday afternoo at two o'clock 1n.,
terry. Ae 'oine-
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
MARE IAGES.

BORNE--CAhNEY-l PhiIadelnhia
on June an, 1885. by VIM. NJ. Jeiieris. rec,
Wesley Osborne to Miss Eva Ii Ja-pav al. :, ;
of this city. ''"ii
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
4s-oAPITAL PRlxE..sIno. ooo.-

s-cAPITAL PRIZE 900. 900. "a
1--WE do hereby certify that we superv,s,
the arrangements for all the Monthly and
Somi-Annual drawings of Tho Louisians
state Lottery Company, and in person man
aye and control the bra wings theins &c vel. and
mat the shme are conducted with honesty.
fairness, and in good faith toward ali parttss
and We authorize the Company 70 use thi,
certificate, with fac-similes Of our giQIaturs.
attached. ~ Its advertisements"
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
lsIst GRAND MONTHLY
AND THE
tx RklRDlnAnI SEMI-kNNUil DRIVING

IN The ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
NEW ORLEANS. TUESDAY.
JUNE l6, 1855.
Under the personal SUPERVISION and ma mage
ment OF
Gen e. BEhuRE6ARD, Of Louisiana, and
Gen JUBAL A EARLY, Of Virginia
CAPITAL PRIZE. $3.50, 900.
az NOtice.-Tick nre $40 only
Halves, 50. Fifths. 81. Tenths, Al
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05
Unprecedented Attraction!
OVER HALF 4 MILLION DISTRIBUTED

Louisiana State LotteryC Company
Incorporated In 1888 for 20 years BY the
Legislature for Educational and (lharftahie
pnrposes-with capital OF 3, 000, 000--to
hcen added.
ny an overwhelming popular vote its iran
onlse was made part OF the present state
Oonstitntion adopted dec. End, A. ID. 1879,
IT'S Grand single Number Draw.
lnks VIII take place monthly. 1t
never scales or postpones. Look at the fol
lowing distribution
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

5HoR REET-ND. los EAST Twp,I. Eth
street with rooms, ct very low rent.
ket street. ,asb.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

z,zIs Fries, amounting .&22.bto
Application for rates TO clubs should be
made oniy to the office OF tho COMPANY in
Now Orleans. ~
FOR further Information write clearly. civ.
ing full address. POSTAL MOTIFS by
press Money Orders, or New York Exchanv.
10 , ordinary letter. Currency by express
Saii sums OF 10 and upward OF our e4pense)
M. A DAUPHIT,
Naw llrIaape
Daily Republican., 1885-06-05

An then yoa put it on the ground
oi charity Ell! w y well. Now, my
friend, how much do YOU make q, -, hov of
matcLes>n