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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-30
HOLIDAY Furs.

Notwithstanding the rush, every effort will be
made TO accommodate our customers in price and
quality. We quote prices of goods now In stock;
SEAL SKIN SACQUES.
~, 80. 40, AZ, "A inches long, 800, SID, $3.50,
slO5 $40, $3.50, 1900. Seal skin and other Wis.
ties 1850, sl66. Seal Skin Newmarket and Dol
man, $500, $3.50.
Seal skln-Sacques, $25, $50, $50, $40, $50, $50,
sG5. Visites in Plush, black fur tail trimming,
s2b, s35 ViSites, Brocade and silk, fur trimmed,
s12 to $50. Plush NewnarSetS, plain and fur
trimmed. si5, SO; Jackets In Flush and AStr9-
Fur-ined Circulars, $40, $50, sT5, Elder Duck
skin Robe or Bed Spread, sS5-handsOme present.
Child's Iceland Lhmb Sacques, Sl3. Carriage
Robes, black fur, cloth lined, sll. Very fine DARK
Natural BSSyeT . sGG TO- o0'ch~eHS o'pes
Nuts, Collareiies, and Trimming, In Seal Iea.
YER Lynx Fox, Black Martcn and Chinchilla, Nu-
tria and Monkey; satchel MuiIs and French Muiis,
all at lowest reduced prices Ladies, and Misses
with ball trimmings, $40. sIS, t22.
GENTLEMEN'S HATS.
In this department we have everything for old
and young, in addition 10 Hats bearing our trade.
mark. We have the sole agency for the Hats Of
"Knoxn and "Youinans." Dress Hats, So 50, ~,
and IS. Derbys, $3.50, 90, $3.50, q, 50. Seal
Caps, 81, $3.50, "a, 60. Walking Canes, silver
gold, buckhorn heads, $3.50 to 80.
UMBRELLAS.
Don't fail to see our Umbrellas. We have the
largest assortment of any house in this city. We
offer Silk Umbrella for So which we guarantee
not TO split or wear in holes for eighteen months
Silk Umbrellas, natural wood, gold and silver han
dies. Prices from ~ TO $40.
b. ii. STlNEMETZ e. son,
1887 Penna. Ave-, next to 18th st.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1885-12-30

READ sub Rosa, For sale at all ncws,stanls
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
The Levy s,Ourt,

A special session of the Levy Court
OF New CASTLE County was held on Tues.
day. Mr.. McCracksn, " It'll mischiev-
GUS leer Of the eye towards Mr.. Kick.
man, moved that a committee he ap-
pointed to superintend repairs to Third
street bridge. Mr.. Hickman spiritedly
opposed the appointment Of such com
mittee as being an insult to him per
sonally, and stated that all repairs
needed have already been made.
The motion was lost. McCracken
| Hickman and Grubb were appointed 6
committee to confer with John II
Rodney, Esq, the attorney for thu
Court, in regard to taxing the beds o
railroads.
David j. Cummins, of Smyrna. beini
present, was permitted to make state
ment. in regard to the lowlands q
Collins Beach, which he said wer'
overlooked. He advised that no ap
propriation be made for repairs of thu
river front bank without q guarantees
| that the contractor shall do his wOrl
| in o proper manner.
Mr. Cummins also said that the pub
lie road for about mile and quarter
and some of the uplaDds are inunda.
| ted, and farmers are compelled to max
a circuit of several miles through thei
neighbors' farms to reach the highway
He said from 50 600 to 10000 bask ct
of peaches would be sent from, Col
| Inns Beach this summer, provided thu
break in the river bank Is repaired
which would cost probably from q, 00C
| to g., 600.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

Mavor Rhoads has announced the fol-
low ing az his police force:
Chief, John .. Doughefty oe.Eo1,,n nn
West District, Michaei d. 1 Sko,.oy'
l Dorhaiu -. w Kn,s
u,vsr nIsrp,cT
~ ~ u u Schmidt
Thomas Russell. Dennis Shields.
S,,coNn INSTRUCT.
.Jobn Maurer. Henry Pizor, John
McHuph. Patrick Hardy.
THIRD DISTRICT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

The schooner Charles IL. Haskell, o.
Bath, Me-, from Philadelphia for Bos
ton with a cargo of coal, struck on the
Brandy wine shoals, Delaware bay, on
Monday, and arrived at the Delaware
Break water on on Tuesday leaking
She was surveyed and allowed to pro
coed on her passage.
The SCI oouer Lottie, which arrived
at Philadelphia on Tuesday from Nor
folk, in ballast, lost foremost during
heavy weather off the Delaware capes
The new steel steam yacht, built a
Kidd's IRON works, Marcns Hook, Della
ware river, for John f. Belts, wa
launched last Monday. The new Graf
will have high pre- assure engines An,
steel boilers, and is designed OF peciali
for river use.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
yellow Fever Coming 10 20

A letter from United States "a
w. P. Pierce, a, CienfuegOs, d
May 80, was submitted to the B
of Health of Philadelphia, yes'el
by Health Officer Veaie. The
says "Yeilow fever broke out on
Norwegian vessels in Ciepiaegos
days: ago" Before the ConSu.
aware of 1t, one Of the vessels, the
Augustinius, cleared from Gent!
with a clean bill OF health. The
added that "the physician wac
granted the bill of health said hse|
not think the disease was yellow
The captain was reported conyaes
The vessel cleared for Delaware ol
water for orders, and viii p,OS
proceed to New York or Philaaeipu
The other vessel was the oa'k
Pedersero. and her master ana ON 7
man died with the fever. Malos '
said yesterday that he had telesla
to the officers at the Lazaretto 70
the vessels should they make 'ne'
pearauCo,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
ChiefD0ugherty.

Wilmington is to have anetuei ~ p y
erty Chief of Police, but this ume
John Dougherty, former pIOpilGWaIj
tho Lafayette and | ni'ea s'a ave. r All
and present proprietor Oh lns s MI
House, on Fourth street be, iHa,S Snt
and Market streets. MI. .pou sns,
about 40 years of age, has a 'O auS
siaue, is. affbale and !ponf' aA'
qualified for the Office ,u,o-,r's
1t is evidently Mr.. Doueherhy NY.
tention to 20 ont OF the hotel S C,';
upon his assuming tDe oni. no tnrpI
Policeas he has advert sea Int u ,o
| and fixtures of the Gibson u nUa
| sale on the oath instant. mn yi,b
Rhoads ia said to be over fun ,;cs |
plicants for a place on his po''O'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

Last Monday boat arrived ut the
wharf Of the j. Morton Poole Company,
foot of Thorne street, loaded with
moulding sand for the Petts Machine
Company. In the afternoon the cap.
tain, John Hoffman, went up town and
returned about 10 O'Clock at night very
much under the Influence of liquor.
Those On board tried to induce him TO
90 to his bunk In the cabin, but he per.
sisted in lying down on the deck, and
W ent to sleep. Yesterday morning he
was missing, and the only thing belong
ing to him that could be found was his
hal, which was lying on the hatch
way. The crew thought at first that
khe had gone ashore, but as he did not
return came to the conclusion that he
had fallen overheard and was drowned.
Search was made this morning for the
body, but up to noon it had not been
recovered. Deceased lived at Lumber.
ton, N. j., on the Rancocas creek, and
was about 80 years old. He left a
widow and four daughters. Word waf
telegraphed to his family and his SON
in.law arrived here last night.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
7 H|R D EDITION.
me water Commission.

President Porter presided at the re-
gular weekly meeting OF the wafer
Commissioners last evening. Patrick
Hughes sent com munication asking
that he be relieved from paying the
interest Oh the cost of laying water pipe
on Van Buren, street, between Fifth and
Sixth streets, as a sufficient amount
for the purpose is now being received
from parties who have made conEec
tions. The matter was referred to the
chief engineer and registrar.
The City Treasurer reported . balance
of $54 7i0.91 in the Union National
Bank to the credit of the Commission.
The week ly pay roll amounting to $3.50.
SO, was presented, and an order drawn
for the amounts. A letter was read
from II. Il. Worthington Il Co., Ct New
York. II, answer to an inquiry OF Presi-
dent Porter, stating that the Worthing.
tor pump could not be adapted to the
high surface basin at Rodney street.
orders for the following bills were
drawn. Chapman Valve Manufactur.
ing Company. $l26; Mellert Foundry
and Machine Company, $496; Kennebec
Ice and Coal Company. $770.19; The
Pussy & Jones Co., $l0S 80; Thomas
j Bower, 500 Is David Woolman,
$50 II. W. Mcdowell. $50 Samuel
Culbert, So 50; Davis & Simmons, $50
80; p. W. & B. Railroad, $6.77
Henry White, s2l.sO; NJ. F. Hayden,
$3.50 George w. Stone. $5.17 ; Isaac
S. Bullock, SIG % j. r. Hudson 8
Co, Sc rs j. Clayton Massey. $l.25
Alvan Allen, 1888 Common Sense
Metallic Packing Co., $3.50; Phillips
& Kane, S2274; Remington & Co.
SIG go; W. s. N. R. R. Co., $3.50 p
Combs & Co., $40; n. B. Cnlbert
50; William s. Bullock, $l4 10
william Campbell. sl6 +; James Nc
Bride, $50 Edward Crumlish, $l2 so
F. H. Lane, $40 G. W. Bush & Son
81 cents Lewis slicer, $l2.50 Allei
speakman, $13.17 Boughman & Co.
S'.56 ; Capelle Hardware Co., $26
Henry Mckinney, $2S4. 80 Joseph A
Bond, 81 o. E. Ainsworth & Son.
$36 40 Burke & Kellum, $s.65 s. w
Kirk, IS William Dougherty, $57.37
J. v. Carlisle Il Co., $S0.36 q total
$2,634. "a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
AOyclOno.

DUBUQUE, Ia, June Son Sunday q
cyclone with heavy rain and hailstorm
struck us late at night, coming from
the West. The school house was picked
up and smashed to atoms. The St
Paul Company's warehouse, operated
by McMichael Brothers. with 1906
bushels of grain, was blown over on thu
railroad track. ERICKSON & Sorts
lumber wasblown all over the town.
Lumber was blown through wiudows
some pieces going through dwellings
Charles Arndi's barn, wagon, two bug
gies and cutter were completely de
molished.
Ludke's dwelling, Mrs. Coreny'
dwelling and stone dwelling wer'
raz ID to the ground. The German
church was moved off its foundation
and warped badly. Mr.. Ludke had tw
children hurt, but not seriously. Thu
is about all the injury to persons.
The sorghum mill, owned by P. S
Divis, was completely wrecked
About twenty barns were demo lished
and all the fronts in the business par
OF the town demolished by flyin
timbers. The wind blew loaded Cal
from the track. The storm ragged abor
30 minutes. The losses will rsac
about $50, 900.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10


Having heard from various sources
OF the pleasant arrangement at Union
Street Park for the amusement and
com fort of visitors during the summer,
i took advantage of a leisure afternoon
and with my wife vent out to it. TIE
Front & Union Street Railway takes
the visitor within a abort walk of the
Park, and We found, on reaching there
q delightful grove, clear of underbrush
cold water from spring and well
with large platform, protected bJ
canvas, for roller skating or dancing
Ice cream and other refreshmept Il
can be obtained at a stand. A more
delightful spot for spending an after
noon OF evening cannot be- found in tn
neighborhood OF Wilmington; and W
ha.e no doubt it will be we'll patron
lied by the families of our city, VIII
need an " outing" during the comm
warm season. ] learn that the grow
il well lighted in the evenings.
WORKER,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
N ew store.

w. & j. Lang have commenced
d igginga cellar in front of their bakery,
corner of Fifth and French streets,
to the erection of store,
fronting 81 feet on Fifth street and 65
feet on French street, three stories high
and all modern conveniences. 1t will
be finished about the first of Septemb Der.
Their object is to make a headquarters
for all kinds OF nuts, cakes, crackers,
etc. This improvement ia rendered
necessary by their grow ing trade, and
we are gratiiied to notice this evidenc,
Of prosperity. W. e. Hall, carpenter
has the contract for the work.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
Eff 7 H ED|TI0I
The Eiaherxn..


The bad feeling between tas .
men men OF New Jersey and Delaa a asl !
Deen Increased by some lsas Tale
winch have transpired WIZ ~, Sc'il
Gays past in the vicinity Of Dull.
on June 3D. q number a. s.t =
with sloops, skiffs and stnrn nsae'l
were engaged in fishing Al s ~
END OF Reedy Island, contra, -s y
laws OF Delaware. DurinS I, 70
constable Purnal j. Lynch, v; 'dat 4
nfteen men in a skitf wen, t ~
rem to capture the party I'm, ~" ssa
ing the fishermen re,nrns,, a., n IeI
captured shifts. VIII
These proceedings were ,s,,,
governor Albeit, who imms,,.
took steps for the recovery off
tured property. For this nurrs
Garrison, Esq, i, Of Camden. MY
10 TINS city yesterday, with GS,.l
Bates, ESD, associate csunss
writ OF replevin from .lndSs N
Judge Of the United State M,
Court OF Delaware, which was ~
IN the hands of United Sta,ss MI
McMullin. That officer wen, IN !
Penn yesterday, re- seized the hos,.
returned them 10 Mr., Tortot, ,bsi,
Jersey owner. II is said tia, al
nor Albeit viii take steps 10 mi
the New Jersey fishermen to WHY
extent needed. IL IL said tba, an }
day night thirty fishermen, Al ri
grove had resolved 10 arm ,bem,1
and start for Port Penn, to relea.
captured boats, but a, the reous,,
Governor Albeit they desis,ed,
way being now left open i. ia ernA
that other Jersey fishermen viii /
over In Delaware waters 10 fish
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
DEATHa.

ST. RLIN9-On June 9Th, Jane Stirring,
aged 81.
Funeral from her lac residence, Brecks'
Lane, on thursday, II inst, at 2 O'Clock, p.
m In erment IT Newark Union cemetery,
Brandywine Hundred.
OOLLlNS-On the 9TH o. June, NJ. l.. Col
Inns, wife Of Rev. q. r, ID. @ .llins, aged SO
years.
Notice Of tho funeral will be given.
DUdAN-Suddenly on the 9Th inst. Henry
Du4 an, son fHenry and Maggie Dugan,
age1 IA yeara.
Relatives and friends of the family are re
spectfnliy invited to attend the funeral,
from his parents residence, ZIG Townsend
street, south Wilmington, on Thursda
morning at O'Clock. High mass at st
Msry's church lnterment at New Cathe.
dral cemetery. /
Nv ALD-On SiIth month 7th, ut Hockes-
sin, Del, Caleb Head in h = S7th year.
Funeral on 4th day. 10th II st. to meet at
Hockessin meeting house at 2 o'clock, pm.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
A Watch Case.

A referee trial took place before
Squire Bertolet:e on Tuesday after
noon in reference to a watch. Mr..
Robert Galbraith, 422 Market street,
some time ago bought gold watch
from f. Z. Hanf. 10 East Fourth street,
tor SS5. He paid the money and took
the watch, but not being entirely salts
fed with it. he returned it.
A dispute arose between them, in
regard to certain conditions existing
before the sale, and whether Mr.. Gal
braith was deceived before the pur
chase. The referees gave a verdict II
favor of the plaintiff, to whom th'
price of the watch was ordered to bt
returned. The defense will appeal t.
the Superior Court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
BOARD Of Health

In the absence OF psesidep, n
DR.. Grimshaw was called anon
preside at the regular meeting oi|
Board Of Health last evening.
cases Of nuisance were continusl'
reported abated, three dismissed. \
will be prosecuted 10 the Muuil
Court, one required to be abasd In
days, four within five days. and Ion
once. The gutter al the foo, Of
street was declared q nuisance an
was reported that II was caused by
the..:Hn there b. the P, W. 4
Railroad Company. Tie comm
recommended tina, the matte.
referred to the Chief Engineer, vii
request that he examine the place,
report on the best means TO aba,s
Tbs recommendation was adopted.
invitation was received and accept,
attend a lecture at the College
Physicians. Philadelphia, on III
night, by Colonel Warine, Oh 4
Drainage Question in Philadeph
A pamphlet letter was received emf
" A Comparative Review Of Quarsi
and Maritime Sanitation" by ID
Holt, M. u. The weekly report
Executive Officers Schultz and God
were received and read.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
NNW for ReYerlY.

Do not forget the lion Sunday
s,hool excursion to Beverly Park to
morrow. Don't forget that it will &c
en- the great palace steamer Republic
Don't forget that the First Regiment
band and drum corps will 30 along,
DON'T forget that if the day Is favo..
able it will be the largest excursion Of
the season. DON'T forget that there liz
plenty of room on the Republic. Dom
forget the fare Will only be fifty cents
You can take dinner with you or yet i
on the ground at fifty cents, and dom
forget that the boat will leave FOURTH
street wharf at o'clock a. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
Arrested ON suspicion

Yesterday morning officer Cochran was
informed that Lewis Pyle had been
trying to sell q silver watch, with Q
plated chain, to q bar tender at Ninth
and Church streets, and the officer,
|suspicioning that he had not obtained 1t
honestly, started in search Of him. He
finally found him at Front and Market
streets, and locked him up until this
morning, when he was arraiQned before
Judge Cummins. Pyle maintained that
he had bought the watch from peddlsr
in Maryland for %, and the Judge
committed him until tomorrow morn.
ing to see If an owner can be found for
1t. 1t is q hunting case English lever,
and is numbered 1888 OF the inside
case.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

That Solicitor Turner Is beset with
applicants for the police force, who
want his autograph on their peti.
lions.
That Solicitor Turner Ia engaged now
in lodging for positions under Mayor
Rboads.
That John j. DouRherty will make a
handsome Chief Of Police dressed In his
suit of blue and brass buttons.
That the Germans that are in ouI
city nearly all vote the Democratic
ticket. In Pennsyl vania they vote
the Republican ticket.
That the early bird don't Away
catch the late worm.
That the shoulder hitters in the sec
ond and eleventh wards should hav,
positions on the police force. They at,
deserving Of some recognition for theil
servic 8.
That Frank Smith wants to be til,
next Sheriff Of New Castle County.
That there will be more candid ate
for the vacant shoes of Sheriff Ford, OF
the Democratic side, than for man,
years past.
That William j. Maxwellwants 10 b.
liquor bailiti.
That the candidate who spends hi
money freely and then gets left, feel
rather blue over it
That our police force will be increases
In the near future.
That 81 SO q day is rather poor pay t
insure first class policeman.
That Mayor Rhoads' friends are stil
congratulating him on his big ma
ljority..
That the Third ward candidate is tn
biggest man in the city, as well as tn
happ lest, over his large majority.
That the Times says everyth ing
lovely and the goose hangs high. w
hope 1t won't be reached by the preser
administration.
That we are are to have haudsom,
looking police force after July LIST.
That money is no object to our coar
ty tax collectors, judging from th
blank tax receipts thrown around o
Saturday last.
That pint boxes won't hold q quart {
strawberries.
That our streets should be white
than snow If the number Of men clear
ing them amount TO anything.
That the boys who received promise
before the election now want the good
delivered.
That $500 salary won't keep up
10, 200 style of living.
That the Ice cream men complain I
hard times.
| That weddings are still In fashion
Notwithstanding the hard times.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

Mrs. Collins, wife Of Rev. G. T. d.
Collins, COZ Tatnall street, died very
suddenly yesterday morning, shortly
before three o'clock. She retired at
the usual hour in the evening in her
usual excellent health on Monday even
ing.
She awoke about midnight, complain.
ing of headache, which Increased in
violence. Mr.. Collins did all in his
power to relieve her Of the headache
and finally called in doctors Finn and
Cooper, but the lady died of an attack
ofapoplexy, before til ey could relieve
her.
Mrs. Collins was very lively. cheer
full lady. q devoted christian and mem
Der of Union M. Z church.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
limited States so"i"

The June session Vi r1'asdsv
States Court C onvened on tueS Ths
Judge Wales on the bench Iss case SCI Of
for fling an answer in int the nIa 'f DoniI
Cabe and others vs.. tne Wv ,snded|
Steamship Company was . ea,' cass|
iii June 26th. Several ol an.s;nned, !
minor M importance we're oon n 10 Ssar|
This morning argument naperl
the right to produce ce'.a,n 1rnctio|
the case of Handy, vs.. 1ns , su vi
~iil be taken upfo trial next T, hls,
Court then ad iourned UNI"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
Spring style I'm Oregon

In the Heppuer hills this season the
recherche thing in overalls is to have
the pocket corners braided In lieu of the
copper rivets that were en- regle last sea.
son. They are worn either stuffed into
the boots or outside, An elite thing in
watch chains Is a wide buckskin strap
worn dangling from the pocket and or
namented with studhorse poker chip.
An aesthetic rustic substitute for but
ton is a single nail or piece of sharpen
ed stick poked through gallows hole
This style is popular on some ranches.
but it IL a bad thing to fall down on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

The following gs mes were p ayei yes.el
day:
At Providence-Philadelp ha, /; Provi
dence. 4.
At Bos,ou-Bos on, New York, 10.
At Chicago Chicago, 8; St. Louis, l.
AT huff lO-BuitdiO, 10: Deuo.t s.
At New y ork-Me ropolitan 10; Pittsbu!g
2.
At !ncaster-Jersey City, 8 ; Lancaster
Is.
At ren on -1renton, ; Newark, 4.
At Washington Nationals, .; ins innat u
=.
At lie Sisburg-Fe olute, Acsd my, $,
At roifo.k-Nir Is ; Norfolk, 4.
NOTES.
The In er-Stnte b &c ball League, Of Oh.
ard Pennsy wanna has collapse,
bike hiL,s relea ed b. Uston. will sig
with LIcas % c.lcn far Hugh DAILY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
Fox Gels The Mint.

The Hon. Daniel M. Fox has been
appointed by President Cleveland as
nperintenoent OF the United States
Mint in Philadelphia, to succeed Col.
Snowden on the LIST day of July
next. For some lime past it has been
expected that Mr.. Fox would be given
this place, and his name has been
prominently connected with it.
He WAS Mayor of Philadelphia in
ls69.and gave that city the worst police
force 1t ever had.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
MISS milier Re.ins'S''" =,

The Teachers Communist LOST eyed
BOARD Of Education met , sde agsI
10 D'c Consider the charges ms 1ioal ~ 81
Miss sallie A. Miller, ., Pr,nO'gK yns,
s public school by W , ,,,, school.
of the committee OF Investigated,
charges were fully ,es eeouclul
The the. Miss Miller bad in an n,i n'a
manner been suspenaeua S a. her to BE-
the school, and ordered LAYER vel dOul
instated. Miss Miller 'n,baptly vi
that she would be triumphAD'
Gated in the end.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10

The markets were we'll supplied this
morning with everything in season and
the prices were as follows: Butter, IS to
% cents per pound; eggs, 20 to % cente
per dozen; new potatoes, 20 cents nalf
peck tomatoes, 20 TO % cents a quart;
lettuce, to 3 cents head; radishes,
cents bunch; spinach, 10 cents halt
peck; asparagus, ~ to Is cents a bunch;
peas, 20 cents half peck; gooseberries,
. cents quart, cherries, II cents a
quart; strawberries, from to IL cents a
quart. according to quality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-06-10
News Items.

William s. Richards, aged 3S years
of Tive 18th street, above Oxford, Phila
delphia, died yesterday morning after
an illness of eighteen weeks. Mr.. Rich
ards was one Of the professorsi in Peirce's
Business College.
The thirteenth annual commence
ment of the Swarthmore college viii
take lace on Tuesday, June 16.
1t Las been suggested by theLlzarett'
phi stefan, DIR. +. s. Wilson, that al
rags shipped to this country should b.
reduced TO pulp before shipping.
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