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Patient Waiting Rewarded.


The revised Old Testament will be ready May
l. This will be interesting to the people who
have been anxiously awaiting its appearance.
been waiting all his life for the revised version.
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MUNICIPALITIES.
Candid.
Texas Siftings

Colonel Yerger and his wife are always quar-
reling. Yesterday she asked him: why are
you looking at me so intently9" II was just
wondering what there was about you that made
me want to marry you 50 badly"
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She Won Her Name.

pittsburg Chronicle-Teegranh.
Since his last lodge night experience Mr. Will
cox thinks Mrs Ella Wheeler Wilcox is entitled
to be called 1.-THE Poetess of Passion
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ready for another siege Of official life. II IL
will be- but permission is always given to guess
the route taken after the return to the White
House, and much amusement is afforded those
of Yankee turn of mind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-19
INTERNATIONAL BIBLE LESSON.
HOME READINGS

Paul Mt Rome-Acts xviii, 1881.
GOLDEN TExT-The salvation of God is sent unto
he Gentiles-Acts xviii, %.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-19
Nothing shall assnag,

Your love but marriage: for such Is
The tuning of two lutes' in one key; FOR,
Striking the strings of one, straws WILL sur
Upon the strings OF the other; and IN
Two minds linked in love, one cannot 20
- - 49, ss -Sappho aud Phaon.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-19
ALL ABOUT LOVE.
The Grand Passion Which Is Sad Stare
and a Sorry Master.

DIBpAtCh. :
This is the very ecstacy of love;
Whose violent property forebodes itself,
And leads the will to desperate undertakings
AS oft any passion under heaven
egs That does affiict our natures, -Han,lef
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The Castanets.

Awarded the first prize in a competition.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
BRUSH WITH THE PAINTER.

Is it not funny, by the way, that a rope
should be . painter2 1t is enough to make
fellow ha hawser But net as be sober il
You are, you think, cable.
The panther is sometimes called painter
but this is a beastly use of the name.
The painter is not always al artist. All
It's too often the latter is but painter.
The painter hides q good deal of cheaI
work. 1t fills me With painter say this.
The painter shows his gilt in q great dea
That he docs.
The painter Is usually Of an inoffensiv
nature, though he rs almos! always read!
for q brush.
When he is painting sign it is sign h
Is painting.
The painter is man of letters. He is
wonderful speller. He can show yOu speci
mems or orthography that can be found il
no dictionary.
His strong point, however, is punctna
ton. If you will study his signs, 20,
will see the point where there is none, an,
rtce cersa.
| The painter clothes our habitaions witt
coats Jacob was q painter. He gave t.
his son Joseph coat Of many eolors
When they went 10 their work Jacob mad
Joseph carry the Po6phar way.
When the painter comes " yonr hcnses
children, he mixes his paint as he uses it
The painter mixes in Me best society.
The painter is not what you would call
hntterer. He is a plain going fellow, an
attends only to his work. lie never lay
it on thick, as the saying is but he wi
sometimes come the putty over you,
The painter is generally gLlYier, alst
They are not all SO.
His best-laid plans gang aft asiey, sir.
That variety of painter known M arti
loves to speak Of his creations" The
ore undoubtedly his, in,smuch rs they al
unlike any natural creations His creation
are mainly unnatural
| Though q man Of color. the painter is
colorless subject. children. and, therefor
let us drop him Nets Fra.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
sen IN Bt.t.~.

A correspondent of the London Jo.rhsI
Of Horticulture says in reference t" this
question g Last winter an old pontry
keeper told Iue lac could distinguish the seX
in eggs laughed a; him. and wa none
the lcfs skeptieAl when be told me She fol-
lowing secret Lggs with the air bladder IN
the centre of the crown of the egg will pro-
duce coakerels those with the bladder Oh
one side viii produce pallets The old mai
was so certain Of the truth 81 the dogma
and his poultry yard 81 confirmed il, that
determined to make experiments npun /
| this year ! have done So, carefully regis
ter4n4 the egg bladder ycrnacUlar or bIadde
on one side. rejecting Every one which wa
~. decidedly one Or ihc Other, as ~ som
i, - very slightly ont Of the centre Th
following is the result Fifty 'igh, chicken
| were matched three are dead, ard ,ic,e
are ye. too young To decid' upon thrir sex
If 10, remaining forty -four ever! on' h.
turned out true to the ODD man ,hour.
| This, Of course, may be an accidental Goa
| ,id"nee. bur | shall certainly try thc t&rcr
Ient again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
ROSE CULTURE.

The best time To plant cuttings is when
The new wood has become just hardened
enough to snap of easily, Often the stem,
with few leaves upon it, of rose that has
Just fallen will lnaae good cutting. Plant
them in a sandy soil, ind if in a hotbed so
much the better. ~ the bottom heat is a
great advantage; OF plant in shallow pot,
with fresh horse manure at the bottom Of
it then q layer of good compost and at
the top an inch Of securing sand. Wet the
whole thoroughly with no. wa.er, and when
the sand has cooled put the cuttings close
to the outer edge of the pot and press the
wet sand close around them There mus;
always be an eye or bud al or near the base
| Of the cutting Keep the sand moist all the
iime. If you have ben glass 10 put oyel
the pot it will keep the sand moist and make
the cuttings sprout quickly. When the
leaves have we'll developed pot the pant'
i'll small pots, with rich, sandy hoil. In ho
weather shade your Roses with bou9hs, q
mulch the ground with coarse manure Al
ways water them well every night. A; th
North, May and June are she best month
for amateurs 10 start cuttings of al kinds
at the South, March and April may be til
| hes, season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
me rhiisaeIphis Ensampme.'


PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July Ten
thousand people to-day availed them
selves Of the free admission 70 the drill
grounds Of the national military en-
campment at Paramount Park. -Four
batteries consumed nearly all the after.
noon in competitive drilling. These
were the indianapolis Light Artillery,
Capt Curtis Battery A, Kentucky,
Capt. Munser Fifth Ohio Battery,
attached TO the First Ohio Regiment,
Capt. Sintg and the Louisiana Field
Artillery, Lieut.. Thompson command
ling. Tomorrow she other batteries,
including those OF the regular army
from Fort Hamilton and Washington,
ID. G., will compete for the prizes.
Gen. H. W. Slocum, Who was expect
I'd TO take command of the camp, has
n OF yet done 30, and probably will not,
although he Is In the city. His excuse
Is that he left his uniform behind, but
il 10 said that he is dissatished with the
whole affair. Col. Hetrick, Of the Sec
ond Ohio Regiment, has been In com
mand since tuesday, but he IL going
away TO. morrow, and Col. Crump, Of
the Kentucky State Guards, upon whom
to assume it A feeling Of uneasiness
in regard TO the prizes 10 arising. The
value OF the prizes offered amounts to
sc, 900, and other expenses will reach
$40, 600 more The friends Of Governor
Underwood, who projected the encamp
ment claim that he has not received
proper support from the Philadelphia
people and authorities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

MARSHALL, Ill, July l-S
weeks ago a despatch from Fin
gave an account of a supposed kit
ping Of two little school pirls NV
sizes. A few days afserwa,d h
|gypsies camped two and a hail
east of here for three nights. m,
evening Off GER Willard Hedrick n
by the camp, and az he pissed /
child ran toward him. CRYING
beckoning, but was pursued sui
taken by an old hag. Hedrick M
nothing Of the matter, but since
some children crossing a high bill
the location Of the gypsy camp /
bole in the ground, near which
were roofing, and from which M
sickening stencil. Sheriff Fan \
deputy went to investigate, srdl
down three feet into a grave four
long by two and a half fee.
They found little except bits ofcIos
various facts tend to confirm the
ry that the children were killed
hurled, the bodies being cover,
lightly that they were found and
by the hogs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

ny knife! At the same instant the head OF
my enemy appeared at my side, followed
by his sinewy arm and the shining blade
He threw himself upon me, and raised hi
hand to strike. was lost
But even IS closed my eyes in the hor
ror of despair, . sudden rush sounded il
my ears, dark something passed close b,
me, the knife that had sought my throa
sank glittering through the water, and will
. strange groan, and with q quiveriDg out
reaching Of his hands, Nicholson, lifeles
body, followed it.
The log upon which he had ridden hat
been thrown by the current end on agains
his head, crushing il like an egg-sheD.
was saved.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

Thomas Benson and T. j. Shaw have
returned from their European trip.
Congressman Lore, City Solicitor
Turner, Represea tative Salisbury OF
Dover, and other III embers Of the Lore
faction of the Democratic party were
in Washington on Wednesday and
paid their respects to President Cleve
land.
JohnJ. Dougherty, of this city, gas
man at the Opera House, has accepted
the position OF stage machinist for the
j. j. Dowling's Nobody's Claim
Company" for period of 80 weeks
commencing September LIST. Mr.
DouPherty has appeared here in severa
dramas to the satisfaction of every one
and his many friends wish him un
bounded success IN this, his new voca
ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
Tho Grim . Cnlon daP.

In Chicago on Wednesday the States
Attorney in the case Of the five Italians
charged with the M urder OF Oh russo, tn .
lemon peddler, whose body was ship
ped to Pittsburg in q trunk, said he
desired to enter a polle prosequi In the
case of Bova and MercuriO. two OF the
defendants. The Court said the jury
would be instructed to bring In yer
dict of not guilty rs against them. The
case was given to the jury shortly after
| 1--we O'Clock on Wednesday afternoon
and in three hours n verdict was re-
turned that Azari, Gelardi and Silver
tri were the perpetrators of the crime,
while Bova and Mercurio, their alleged
|conspirators, we're not guilty.
j. Horace Jones, convicted OF the
murder of his wife, was yesterday re-
sen fenced to be hanged on August 18th,
the Court of Appeals having affirmed
the iude ment Of the lower courts.
The trial of Adolph b. Spreckels,
charged with attempting to kill M. II.
De Young. proprietor OF the Chronicle.
In San Franc cisco, resulted on Wednes-
day in verdict OF not guilty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

Last evening, while the Salvation
army were holding service in the hall
over the Third street market house, a
gang, composed Of about dozen young
men and boys, whose ages range from
"A to l8 years, annoyed them very much,
by standing around the doorway insult.
ing those connected with the army and
others, as they passed in or out.
Some OF them even went 40 Tar
as Va throw a pack of lighted
| shooting crackers in the room while
the service was going on These people
should be protected, and there is BIC
1doubt bu, If they will make complaint
to the Chief of Police, the officers will b'
instructed 70 soc that they are net IN o
Tested again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
7 H ED|7|0|
creation OF Omcer,

,. Industry .1us,y Lodge. No. sA T.
a aas elected the fo!losins oi n, y. :. \
~a rsst master master. workman, II =
s ~~'a master workman " " '; bol
overseer, A. Al. Pis, Hes E. Saw
~ Do,a wnit l.l tinanoisr' " 'so',ds |,
guide, Robert McCln,s" w. piefehdd
man; J. W. Scott on'o,, inside va
W. w, ~ L. Mount, trustees 1 W Sa y \
son, ID. Fl. McMuIleu w. m.t !, b
aminers, Drs. Peter I'm medical
sn H,,l and Howard OsIs' ps'' i,
Wilmington Conclayse 'S =.
proved proved Order Heptasopbss O' ~, y,
lp', xy Past archou, W. + ei' g.
q. W. bieiendorf; provost. a. r; ~
smith; prslate. George W N Gna'Is
r. Walrath, treasurer. ]. J ! GlNs
inspector, c. A Lippireo.,,u. a.la
4. +. James; sentinel W W,
trustees, Harry Rmmonna a. oa Y
Moore. II. II. Ward, medis., y
Cooper. ""n and I
~ Inc Bayard Legion las: eve,iD,
!ed new officers as follows: p,sIs.a'
r; Clayton; viCe.presidsn,, WIN W,I|
Malone; recording secretary W. "al|
, Nay; financial secre.,ry. a G. ' Tsa
marshal, Colonel William b N.Y. N.Y.
sergeant-at-arms, I homas Hal ~,
tees' William Davis, Thoua, \
and p. Clayton, a' "
| Washington Council. + i,
elected aud installed tbe f. an, y,
President, K l.. Turner. yic,. ,v,aO1
Melvina B. Heritage; secretarp p''l3
IL. Neeley; receiver, LizzIs E
land; trea'urer, Isaac Mury,v. !!
sentinel, Kate Smith; outside .s,.|
Thomas Turner, Jr. ''uY
| The Warren Athletic Associate,
elected the following: Preslitn,
Spence; vice-President: CIV n,
Recording secretary, G. T HsDS
financial secretary;J. L. Han. up, n.y.
Ter. j. s. Lockatd; trus,sss u" 3
Spence, j. ". Grow and VIC I
brook. W."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
Rearsh or July Jubilee.

The Representatives of the different
NJ. Z. churches, who propose holding
the jubilee at Riddles woods on Satur.
day, July 4th, held another meeting
last evening that WAS we'll attended.
The committee of arrangements re-
ported that they had attended 70 all the
duties assigned them, and shat every
thing is now in readiness for the jubi.
lee. The chairman was instructed &c
request Mayor Rhoads to preserve order
at the woods. The following resolution
WAS adopted
Resolved, That We very respectfully
request all the merchants Of Whining
ton TO close their stores at 10 O'Clock q
m. on Saturday, July 4th, for the pur
pose of giving their employees an op
portuuisy TO enjoy the festivities o
Independence Day in Riddles woods
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
7 HIR D EDITION,
pntlsdeIphfa Items

The Coroner yesterday held an inquest
in the case of Willis p. Carter, the car
driver who was shot on Gray's FERRY
Bridge on last Thursday night. The
jury found that death resulted from
p.ritonitis, caused by gunshot wounu
at the hands of John Burke, ana that
Mary Downey was an accessory ootn
before and after the fact. They were
committed TO await the action OF tue
Grand Jury
The charges of riot against i've men,
orowing ont Of the rioting and assaults
Enon walter Il. Camsron, loom.fxer
during the strike of the weavers last
winter in Kensington. were called In
Quarter Sessions yesterday. Pleas OF
ouiltv we're entered. Cameron stated
tha, he did not care to have the defen-
dauts sent to prison. District Attorney
Graham and Police Captain Quirk
Joined in requesting Judge Allison 70
defer sentence and hold the indictmenes
over the defendants pending their good
behavior. The Judge required All tne
defendants to renew their recoRni-
zances to appear when wanted.
In the Court OF Quarter Sessions yes
,ardrv. Moses Watson, colored,
vas CHARGED with feloniously assault
inc Mary Gallagher, who 10 Of feeble
mind. The Jury rendered verdict OF
guilty. A motion for new. TRIAL was
made.
At the Central Station yesterday, ,
lanes ID. Jamison was placed under
bail TO answer Ut court the charge OF
keeping . disorderly house on Walnut
street near Ninth. A number OF wo-
men and mon arrested In the house
were DISCHARGED with . reprimand.
samuel Glare, charged with keeping
\ policy shop on Wood street, bad
nearing at the Central Station yester
day, and was placed under 81, 200 bail
for his appearance at the present term Of
Court
Edward vollrath, Is years old, has
been fined Ave dollars for exploding tor
pedoes
The police were yesterday notified
to arrest b. Newman, % years old w no
escaped from the Friends Asylum FOL
the Insane in frankfort.
Daniel NJ. FOX yesterday assumec
charge Of the u Gifted States Mint, sue
ceeding Colonel A. Loudon Snowden.
Jane Coogau, 40 years old, was badly
burned yesterday by her clothes taking
fire from the stove.
Arthur Mallon, 2 years old
was injured about the head AM
hands yesterday by being run over by
wagon.
At the parade ground Of the Natioua
Military Enoampment yesterday ther
was com petitive drilling between fon
batteries and dress parade by nearl
all the troops in the camp. There wei
over ten Thousand people present. Tn
competitive drilling for prizes will b
gin to day.
A few Of the cable cars are now rut
ming regularly on Market street, fro
Front 70 Forty-second street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

4 ve.y interesting. program viii
be presented al the Young People :
Association Of 81. Paul's M. +. church
this evening, consisting of vocal duets
solos and qaartetts, instrumental mu
sic, readings, Rotations etc, by com
peJen; persons. AL who attend can
not fail to rass a pleasant ardprof tab!'
evening Much interest has beer
manifested in these sociabies dnrin!
tie past. THIS vii. probably be TIL
~; meetiag until after the summe
season. The opening hour Is o
L. oek
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

This morning an excursion given by
the Glass Blower Association ot Sa'em
n. J., arrived at KING street war; ~
the s'eamec Champion, and proceeded
up 10 Brandy wine 10 epsod the dav
Taere were about 800 persons in tn,
party, and they were sccon panie u.
the Thomas Sinex -on fife and druu
corps They viii. return at > o'clocl
this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
The Cholera.

madrid, July 1.-The return
Tuesday from the cholera distri
Spain are AS follows; Madrid,
new cases 2, deaths 8. Valencia,
new caaes 1924, deaths a; provinces
cases 446, deaths lgl. Alicante,
vince. new cases 30, deaths q. Q
Ian de Ia Plane, city, new cases !, d
Z; province, new cases 81, deaths
SaraPossa, province, new cases @'d
80. Murcia, city, new cases ",
IS province, nsw cases 80, deatl
Cuenca, new cases 6, Aranlue1,
cases 200, deaths 20. Glen Pczuelo,,
cases 4, deaths 3.
MADRID, July l.-TEo new cay \
cholera and one death frCm the q
have been reported today in thus
Alarming Ieports haze been itcel
an increase of the disease at Ara
from which place the inhsoi'an'
seeking safety in flight,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

Ex.police officer Franz dsSss'
will be qualified asa pspu, a,s Il Il
states Marshal, for the puinOss u \
abling him to act as an a in.ins u
law on the steamer braa"' WV " 4
Tibbitt will enter upon his new 'Ns.s
next saturday morning, and , ,ssT,
doubt but he will discha,go . Si.nl
the same fidelity which he e.. a u \
VIII on the regular force. He ..l y ~ 4
those who has made an es .on a
cord. and was severely beaten 81. An h
Times in the performance oil nlsu'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
nn,.,,ou Requested

All friends of the NJ H. .as,-sshml
string to donate money i,' ~ the
TO the Sunday school jubilee, /,
ceeds Of which are to be f.f alF' the
securing Of II lot, upon vii" ,s,ll he ers|
Wesley NJ. +. church !, % re,s ID d
ed will please send th n,,rch. on I'd
the 81. Panl M. u. charc d 4 n =. d
between bet s the hours Of 3 AZ, ana ho Sp' Of
on Saturday between INV
q q M.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
Entertainment Tonight.

The regular meeting of the Garnett
Literary ASSOC iation will he held in
Bethel M. T. church tonight, when the
following program will be presented;
Reading by the librarian, W. II. +.
Wright report Of the Budget, Miss
Annie L. Andrews solo. w. II. +.
Wright defamation, f. ID. Murray ;
poem, ID. T. Williamson, Jr; chorus,
by the association discussion, (which
will Best Elvevate the Negro-tht
School or the church ." critic, W. ID
L Berry
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

The excursion OF the Pr-shyterian
Sunday schools this morn 10 rolches-
ter Beach, was one of, if h. the largest,
that ever left this city. There were forty.
two cars, divided into three sectious, and
allowing sixty persons II each car 1t will
give a total of over 900 There was a
great demand for tickets yesterday, and
it was said that some who had purchas
cd before the number was exhausted
disposed of them at premium.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
Important 90 the Owners of Dogs.

Chief of Police DoagLerty requ 4sts
all persons owning re ;istered dogs 10
have the medal attached 10 their collar
as required by law. Il is impossible
for the dog ex:e-minator to tell wheth
or a canine is registered or net, unless
it wears the medal, and he will capture
all DOES not having it on and take
them to the pound. Owners OF dogs
can save themselves considerable
trouble by attending to this matter al
once
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
Base Bali.

A game of base ball was played yes
terday At the L Mon Park, between tar
butchers of the north side of Second
street market, and those OF the south
side, which resulted in a victory for
the north side bv score CT II TO Is
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma.
chine Company nine crossed bats yes
terday afternoon with the Sons of Rest
at Eighth and Franklin streets, ant
defeated them by a score CT q 70 IS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
In n Bad condition

William Lewis, son OF e1-9
Lewis, who was beat and so severe
jured that HIS life was dispalred o.
10 o'clock of the night of June ~
some unknown party, issiill 10 o,
carious condition. He IS very II,
aud debilitated, and falls dal,,
spasms. His physicians have n M
hls removal TO a hospital I'D .i, ~
phia for treatment, but he isdlsinc
to be separated from his family, =,
now thought that his injuries 81. y. Y,
nent. and that be will be an in'a
long as he lives.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
M. viuieth Auniverrssaams

Right Rev Wl nla,o,l l EFI,,1
diocese of California; ofhis OF
ted the 5Oth anniversary and ID hi. ID
wedding" He gave a sau Franz
at his residence IN osthe Ocrs..
! G5s.sss s WAS - 'ss s ! pei,
each ca congregation; o I'n ll,he par
Ipn5 S,s sSnsl.i IN his diocese.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02
Complaints N ust he Mndeto chief

Persons who have cause to complain
OF annoyances by boys, or OF disorderiy
crowds of young men loahng on street
corners, or of being troubled in any
way by vio.ators OF the law. mue,
make their com plants u the Chief OF
Police, and not the officers, who have
no right to make an arres; unless they
witness a vic. alton Of the law. a.,
complaints made 10 Chief DuIGhertS
will be promptly a'.@nd-d 10.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

only two more days TO visit tue mar
ve Of marvels az 40 Market street
| Now dom, put eff your visit until il
too late. co at once and rec what VOL
derfu achiev,nents the poor cahint
MAKER has accomplished. Artistic au
mechanism most beautiful
land scientifically portrayed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

Peter Brown had hearing before
Squire Vandegrift yesterday, chArgri
with making threats asainsG Jacob
Stockey, and was sci tened 10
pay a fine of 90 cents and COST, AMI
furnish bail to keep the peace Luke
Bond was also placed under bonds t.
keep the peace for disorie-iy cou-
duCt,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-07-02

3 n Sd %SlagH Raii59sa . az 7ppsIe3
t tIsr rood, which will i'll 1 sssss SI 4
tunity for persons 10 w his runs 20
affordIng views oil '"'
scenery.