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Labor Notes.

At q large meeting of the locked out
collar shop employees in Troy, N. Y, on
Saturday, it was resolved not TO accept
the schedule submitted by the Manu-
facturers' Association, and to remain
away from the shops until the demands
of its employees are granted.
The hat finishers' strike at Reading,
Pa, begun a month ago. is virtually
at an end. Five factories have granted
the advance in wages asked for By the
men and one factory has filled its de-
partments entirely with non-union
hands. In the other FIVE factories q
number of non-union hands were en-
ploy cd, ana with strikers who returned
to work the forces have been completed.
The strike of the journeymen tailors in
New York ended on Saturday.
IA secret session of the delegates to
the convention of the Brotherhood OF
TeleErAphers was held in Kansas City
on Saturday. The delegates were from
all parts of the United States, and seve-
raj Of the most prominent were those
who were active in the great telegraph.
ers' strike in 1883 After deliberation
1t Was unanimously resolved to Din the
knights of Labor, and the convention
then adjourned sine die.
The striking street car employees IL
Pittsburg on Saturday started a humble
of wagons on the Wylie Avenue Line il
opposition to the street cars, which hay
been boycotted by the Knights of Lafol
Another line of wagons will be put O
the Oakland Road this afternoon. TIL
wagons are well patronized.
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Sherlff sales. 4

Sheriff Ford advertises to sell at pub
lie sale at the Jefferson House in New
Castle, on Saturday 4he 26th inst, a
lot and two and aIsh2lf storied frame
house northwest of Market street,
bet ween Chestnut ard North, the
property OF Jetemiah Cornish. At the
Court Houseyin this city, on Tuesday,
June 29th, at 2 o'clock, he will sell = lot
and brick house on the north side of
Linden stree: between Adams and Jack
son, the estate of Stephen Davis, deceas-
ed; a lot and brick house, west side of
Washington street above Thirteenth; lot
and brick houte, north side of Thir-
teenth above Poplar; lot and three
storied brick house, north side of Fifth,
above Jefferson; lot and three STORED
brick house, southwest side Delaware
avenue, above jackson, and lot easI
side Of Cherry street above Second, the
properties OF Edward Forrest; lot and
brick house west side of Head, below
Lobdell, the property of Eliza G. Rowe
moItgsger, and Peter W. Clark; lot anC
three Btoried brick house, east side o
Lammott, between Belts street anC
Marsh lane, estate of Joshua Maris de
coAsed; lot north side of Thirteenth
above Dure, property of Isaac V. Eng
land. Wednesday, June Both, at thu
hotel of G. W. Lloyd, Odessa, lot in tina
town belonging to George Kunpel.
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At q late hour Saturday night, May
30th, Officer Mcguire met man named
George Wilson, somewhat under the
influence of liquor with q number OF
tools in his possession, but as he sail
they belonged to hun, he was let 40 his
way. Shortly afterwards tho officer
learned that the machine shop OF
Trump x Brother had been broken into
and robbsd of mum Der of tools SINH.
lsr to those which Wilson bad in his
possss sion. Since then the officer hat
been on the lookout for him, and lasi
Saturday night took him in custody
MIR. Trump testified that his place ha,
been robbed and the Judge considered
TIE evidence strong enough to holt
Wilson in $500 bail for his appearance
| at court.
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On Saturday morning Mayor Rhoads
warned the police officers that under no
circumstances would they be allowed
to take any part IN the nomination cleo
ton, further than to cast their vote, md
added that If the order was violated the
offender would be dismissed, no matter
who 1t might be. Some of tho officers
seem, In the excitement around the
polls, to have forgotten the important
fact thBt the Mayor is a man OF his
word, and consequently they exerted
themselves TO the utmost to secure the
success of their favorite candidate.
Among the number Was Sergeant Wha
len, who took an active part, aud as a
consequence was summarily dismissed,
Michael Cannon was Immediately pro-
NOTED to the vacancy, and James
CIumlish was appointed ia Cannon'i
place. Tie Mayor and Chief are thor
oughly Investigating the matter, and Il
charges thould be substaniiated sgains
other officers there will be rome NOR,
vacancies.
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c,.,c. Apn,p,t an Omoer.

William Kenney WAS arrested oy
officer Rstting yesterday at Fourteenth
and Thatcher streets, and this morning
Minis M charged wirh being drunk and
d isorderly. He denied the charge, and
not only claimed that the ofhcer vas
drunk, but brought witnesses to sustain
his assertion. One of these witnesses
testified that Kenney was not doing
ANYTHING when he was arrested, And
that the officer WAS 70 drunk That ne
drew his revolver aud snapped 1t sew
eral tunes. He also asserted that he
saw the officer In o saloon drinking
last Saturday, and saw him come out
Of q saloon yesterday morning. ohicer
Hanna testified that Kenney was under
the influence Of liquor when he was
brought 10 the hall, and the Judge i'm
posed . fine of 50 and costs on him,
while the charge of drinking, which he
made against the officer, will be In
vesti gated by the Mayor and Chief, al d
If sustained he will be dismissed.
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THIRD EDITION.
matthew Arnold on Home Rule.

Matthew Arnold on Home kule.
Matthew Arnold OF England arrived
at Washington on Sunday. Referring
TO Gladstone's bill for Home Rule IN
Ireland, be said:
SIT is hard to predict the effect OF
Gladstone's recent defeat. He has i'm
mense influence with the people, who
think him friendly to their interests. i
believe he will be beaten in the comins
elections, that an adverse majority will
be returned to Parliament, in which
event Mr.. Gladstone will resign. He
told me he would do this-indeed, be
will have no alternative. regard the
elections to take place next month as
the most important OF our day. There
is doubt as to the result, In view OF the
fact that there has recently been large
increase in the voting constituency.
The agricultural laborers never voted
until the last election. They voted then
mostly with the Liberals. That party
had given them suffrage, and they nat
urally felt that 1t should have their first
support
How this class will vote on this ques
ton IL Is impossible to predict. Wha'
may be called the upper classes
of England are almost unanimous In
same Is true to a great extent OF the
middle classes, comprising those in
professional and commercial life. The
great majority of these are against
Gladstone or course Celtic Ireland
will return members favorable to the
bill. Parnell will have most OF thu
Irish members, bat 1 do not think b:
can gain any compared with those h'
had in the Parliament just dissolved
Ulster will be certain TO return opposi
ton members. Looking over the whole
field it does not seem to me At all pro
bable that Gladstone will succeed.
That I may not be misunderstood
as TO my own position, let me say agaiI
that am In favor of Home Rule FOL
Ireland. Iwould give much the samt
rights as your states have here. L
would make three provinces-one o
Cannaught and Munster, one Of thu
Leinster, which includes Dublin, anC
one of Ulster-the Protestant North o
Ireland. l would give each province |
legislature with power TO control III
internal affairs. ] would have them g
constituted that one could not swalloN
up another any more than your state c
Georgia can swallow up the state of l
linois."
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Nearly Completed.

About a year ago the woodwork in
the house of Michael Lynch, at Centre
vile, Christiana Hundred, was de-
stroyed by fire, leaving only the bare
" a Is standing. AS there was a great
smell of coal oil ut the time there was
no doubt in the minds of the people
that the ire was of incendiary origin,
but the incendiary was never disoov-
cred. The building WAS insured in the
Farmers Mutual of the State OF Della
ware, we believe, and the officers, on an
examination, after the lapse Of several
monlh his determined to replace the wood
work, the old walls being as substUntiAl
al ever, and the house Is now nearly
completed. A porch extends along the
entire front, and the arrangements are
such as 80 lead to the report that it II
| the intention of the owner to apply fol
license as public hosse. We do moi
know that this is the case, and perhaps
Mr.. Lynch deserves license As fully
as any one, yet there is one public hous,
In the village, and that is fully suffi
Client to meet the legitimate demands o
the neigh6arhood.
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FIFTH EDITION



Children's day wa, "S..
large number Of the eiiv observed III
teIday, including the yS Churches !,
T Ty.er ,,1nn. and Baptist tS sDoml',i !
we were elaborate aud vs y, 'aechprs
The pastors, as a very very inlerad|
special sermons. "'S! iuA, \
Grace Church, Asbp,, -
Delaware Avenue Ban,i,,, u, Pad
da reeeyteIian Churches vera a aia, Ca3
M. K. Church was mn,,. stif'ndiE|
Chapel osnsries vera :" Allnr|
amongst the floral DECORATE Oass
latte, Rstn named p, place George y W ~! A
hevs W. l.. s. Murray, lax, n,.i% y
and W: L. White N aGs a Uava lid
At the Union M. +. C1ssta
addresses were made BY the 1 ~.
Sunday school supetiutepSs,v,s' sl
PauPs M E Church two bsoS
place and five in the Ce Tnpasi
terrain. At Grace ao.'na
represented the "Ga,s.
AID at Asbury the Wo,a,
drsn's Day" were st,r',
the alcove in the rear n, 4.
Liberal collectors were w
which will be used for the ed S,S
poor young men for the miU',..
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A Successful student.

Albert Henry, son of Benjamin f.
Jackson Of this city, is one Of the most
successful students IN Amherst College,
Massachusetts, where he has been
studying for about eighteen months,
having been awarded the 800 prize for
scholarship in a contest with four hun
dred pupils. His friends are ready &c
congratulate him on this evidence of ap
plicston ana thoroughness, as the
indications are that he will make hil
mark in whatever profession he may
engage. A portion of the credit for the
proficiency he has exhibited is duo u
MS former preoeptor, Prof. Reynolds,
who IL recognized as one Of the hes
teachers that oan be found anywhere Il
enable young men to enter college will
hopes OF successful graduation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-14

Some two months ago, Hairy n
worth opened a dime variety that,
the Odd FellOws' Hal, Third MdEz
streets, which was continued d
about one week ago, when Il
closed, and he announced that hs Vi
present "a melo-drsms entitled 'OI
the Ocean" for one week at the Cd
House. For some reason tho vla
was not q success, and empty 4
were the rule for the eutire vesk. I
Saturday morning BuiwHth did I
put In an appearance at the o.
House, and upon a messenger b
sent to his boarding house %
Fourth street, 1t was learned thsi /
had quietly gathered up bio nuTal
and left the city. The company
left almost pennies, but through \
kindness of Manager Bayli@ wee
abied to give two performances 90
urday, which would no doubt !
drawn crowded houses had The cir.1
stances of the case been known.
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A Missing Horse.

Some three or four weeks ago a vaiua-
BILE dun horse belonging TO Eising &,
Lange. No, 400 Orange stroet, ran n nail
in his to0t and, after 1t had been ex-
tracted, 1t was deemed advisable to send
him 10 Richardson's pasture on the
Newport pike for time in order 70
allow the wound to heal and give him
time TO fully recuperate. Some time
on Thursday last he escaped from the
field and thus far no tidings of him
can be found. Whether lie WAS Dor
ro~ed, stolen or strsyed away is not
known, Tho owner, however, will
gladly pay for information that will
.ead 10 hiH recovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-14

A week or so ago an arliceApNz
in the REPUBLICAN entitled ASH
Story" giving an account ofsgt
had been taken away by a 'ai
named Powers, some eight yaa
since which time nothing hA
heard from her except an item
appeared In a Cincinnati pspiI
two years since, stating that "
run away from Powers and DAD
placed In the Ohildren's Home
morning the girls stePfathe'' ts
W. Boulder, called at tbs ohe
stated that he had received ss.lhl
the Chief OF Police OF Clnclnnsn'aj
that the girl was still in the HONE,
inviting him to Correspond
him In regard to what disposition
be made OF her. It now seems ploY
that she will be returned 10 boz my
who has not seen her for years
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AT
VIM. B. Sharp'S
Fourth and Market SIS.

Make your house cool
and easily kept by using
Canton Mattings.
The prices are still low
and you can buy them here
at I2b cents per yard in
checks and white, up to so
cents in splendid damask
jointless.
Lace Etimene in new
styles at I2a Gems per yard.
Cherry, Ash, w alnut or
Ebony Poles, with either
brass or wood trimmings,
40 cents per window.
For hot weather window
hangings these goods are
very desirable.
M e xic a IL Hammocks,
braided edges, with spreads
land ropes complete, $I.25.
You should have enc of
these for your porch or to
take away with you.
A fine assortment cf
Parasols and Umbrellas in
all the new styles, for Ladies
and Children, IS cents to So
All our Silk Pushes are
reduced to make room fol
other goods-S2.4o to $500
81 so to SAILS; $2.75 tt
81 25. Garnet, Olive, Blue
and Old Gold.
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He Got In Bad Company.

At an early hour yesterday morning
Officer Brickle saw q number OF men,
some OF whom were under the tntiu'
ence OF liquor, at Front and Shipley
streets. He drove them away, but AZ
they returned in q short time arrested
ono Of the number named Harry
Bowen. He Was arraigned before Judge
Cummins this morning, when be ad :
mitted being drunk, but said that he
was stranger in this city end had fell
In with lot of fellows who had been
down the State picking strawberries,
and drank too much. He was COM
mitted until 8 o'clock to morrow morn
ling.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-14

The Rugby Academy, always early
in the field, will have its opening Cd
Thursday night next IN the Opera
House. A splendid program of literary
exercises has been arranged, which will
show the rapid literary advance that
the Rugby boys are making. Tho ia.
nous KeDlpa family will add additional
interest To the program by their charm.
ing N usic. The Rugby cadets will ap.
pear IN military drill. Hon. II. II.
Williams, Superintendent of Public
Schools, will award the diplomas, and
a number of gold and silver medals
will be presented by tho Principal, Nj
Murphy. Reserved scat tickets can be
procured at the store of g. f. Thomal
q Co. tomorrow,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-14

The class-day exeicIses A, n.
College on Saturday were upu, U
teresting, and passed of with .'.n
effect. William DuHamsI " y, 'I y.
Hill, Md was master Of S y. S !.
and presentation orator X. i
history Was read by Cba,Is. uI!
Evans OF Newark. The mem ~, N
las 1t Were" was delivered ST E Ts'u
Henry Eckel of this civ ~ y
Prophecy" was the produc. 4, !
Mary G. Reynolds of this iii,
Lansendale Of Newark them d.i,,
the Free Grafton" The cla.a !.
followed by Mics Anna Todd Rs,,'
Of this city, the valedictoriap,
DR.. j. Ii. Caldwell, the.prs.1nI
the college, delivered the baCraI,,1
sermon In the college ora,ory l,g1
ing. His text was PhillippIar, n
ter 4, verse 3. The main thsns 4
discourse WAS the power, prO,reu
activeness Of thought,
DR.. Jacob Todd of Grace Cburs
city, will address the PestacusI
erary Society this evening,
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FOURTH EDITION
NJ. Tomnarance Convention.


The temperance voters OF this CITY
on last Saturday afternoon electe'i oele-
gates TO the State Temperance Conveh-
ton which meets In Dover, Tueeusy )
22nd inst, for the purpose OF nominat'
ing candidates for Governor ana =
Representative in Congress, and inc
following delee ates were chosen
First ward-Delegates, Thomas Wor'
rillow and Joseph Cash; alternates
James Wood and Andrew M. Price
Second ward-To be appointed.
Third ward-DelegAtee, the Rev. ID.
Sanderson, James a.. Booth ana Seorse
H Joseph; alternatec, Joseph beilan'
Ezra Fell and james b. Boothe.
Fourth ward - Delegates, Charles
Moore, George K. Hartman and M. a.
Roberts; alternates, Jonathan Soipley'
Alfred Willing and Andrew Dolbow.
Fifth ward-DeleRates, w. ii. mui,
len, e NJ. Richmond, A. j, Glbney anu
G. s. Hagany; alternates, a. V. Hysofe'
William Dupe, Joseph Gibson and 1eo'
G. MAris.
Sixth ward-Delegates, Il. w. Nor
row, Rev. S. T. Gardner, w. II. Dever-
ell; alternate., John Gray, Alexander
Barney and John T. Elliott.
Seventh ward-Delegates, Alfred
IGawthrop, Rev. j. w. 7. Boothe.
Thomas McCorkle, Jr., George w Todd
aud Joel l. Lacy; alternates, Q. ii
Seminar, Philip p. Tyre and r. spen
Ger Williams.
Eighth Delegates, W. L. White
Ed ward b. McKesg, ]. r. Nichols ano
William j. Little; alternates, Charles
l.. WriRhtington, John White, j. h
Wood " ard aud Leslie w. Mcgowan.
Ninth wsrd-Delegates, tho Rev. f
L. Hubbard ard Thomas s. McCrea
alternates, Moses b. Bullock aud vii
liam B. EldridRe.
The delegates from the Tenth ant
Eleventh wards will be appointed early
this week.
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-s
Didn't Get to Church.

John T. Blizzard was arraigned be-
fore Judge Cummins this morning on
the charge Of drunkenness. He was ar.
rested at Fourth and JAckeon streets
yesterday, and told the Judge that he
belonged in the Almshouse, but had
come to town yesterday morning TO 90
to st. Paul's Catholic Church. AS he
was passing tavern some men called
him in, and he got drunk. He was
committed to the cells until to morrow,
when he will be sent back to the insti'
tuition.
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An Old Soldier.

Edward Gaaey, an old soldier, who
says that he is On his way TO Washing
ton to get into one of the Soldier Homes
was arrested on Front street last Satur.
day night for drunkenness. After the
Judge had heard his statement he com
mitted him until 10 morrow morning,
with the remark that ian old soldier
should not get drunk, but the most of
them do 3d."
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JERSEY CITY, N, D., June 10 4,
capsizlng of n sailbost on lne ;,l II !,
sack river this afternoon resuI, ~. Il
drowning OF three person. :. ~, n
had been engaged BY = Pai' w \,
Including Andrew DoIso! ~. u
their seven year Cd son y sD ci,,]
Laura Keefer, all OF New loI1 .s s,g
The tide was running si ...s,s,|
carried the boat, which was s s.'i II
Dcran, against the Pli e'i5,s ybsj
Pennsylvania Railroad ul, 1, Ton,l
careened badly. The lti, y, s ,,II
strong gust Of wind ~ s'tu ~ ~ o,rtr
capsiEed the boat. VI 100 Nc EE
Doran and the child anu 4. ,,rli
were drowned. while n ,,SIas1
chung to the cspsiEed De-" "
by q fishing party
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seIzed WIN uonvnlsions

About o'clock yesterday morning, as
John Mccall was passing along the
stree, a Front and West streets, he was
seized with commissions and fell TO the
Sidewalk, inhictipg a serious cash on
mis- bead. He was taken TO police
station where the wound was dressed
by physician, and he was afterwards
removed to his home at Ninth and
Bennett streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-14


This morning C'l''i' cS0nplaiu
peared a. City Couri ! isSu Aug
AGAINST her son-in N Y nj, wife, /
whom she claimed ,sa' s bs child
daughter, and neGIE t,e,,s d" every |
John said that be vu anort his ism|
and was willing 70 'ut kim sol
but WAS prevented NV Ss r,iopsd l
mother in-law, When w bs spent
although he did S J. ,sverp, ID 50
money at McHngh's a vsry 'snlIoa
Wilmington. She Esa hill, bul
Judge refused TO ip.'ii there W.
sed the case, saying ,ha daughter
cause for compliant NV
the one to make H.
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warn,ng TO BO'''

The boys in the y chn,cb Of DE
have for some time pS Me- psl'g
themselves by tearin ss,iar then.
true isesi have bad i H. l.. '' s5ng
destroyed again, anu Sir, Id, d. o.,
now ceased to oe q WI ss
ing the pastor, Re, keV IN o. rsltr's ~,
him the names of inc Us S 49, S
intends to do, cons SIp, hd Wv
wish to avoid trolo Oipitr.
away from that Vlciu
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He Was round Drunk.

About 10 O'Clock last Saturday night,
Albert w. Gragiu Was found by a
police officer at Twelfth and Market
streets, 80 drunk that he could not help
himself, 80 he WAS helped TO the hall.
This morning he was introduced TO
Judge Cummins, who imposed fine OF
81 and costs.
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Dots.

Lula Forepaugh had her ankle
sprained on Saturday evening by walk
ing into hole near the dressing room
on The circus lot.
Superin tendent Mcconnell, OF the P.
& b r. r LETT on Saturday for trip
South for the benefit Of his failing
health.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-14

EMSoyAL : GKuOEKs, BAKERS.
80 hotels, etc, please take notice,
,rie,scinehh & 90, original manufacturers
iiintroducors and distributors in the united
otateo and CaGadas Of Compressed Yeast,
nave removed their WILMINGTON depot and
0 ., zee from 900 King stroet to 2lg West Ninth
s'-'et' m6-lm-eods
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Ho! For Pennseroye.

The fifth annual excursion Of the
Sunday School of the Reformed Episco.
pal Church of the Redeemer on the
sjtamer Susie Mccall, Tuesday, July
18Th. Adults tickets 20 cents. Chill
Gren IS cents. Tickets can be pur
Cht sad from the childre2 of the Sunday
school.
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Fatally injured in a Quarrel.

GRAFTON, w. Va, June l3, during
q quarrel between win Hickel and Geo.
Gregg At Fetterman to-day, Gregg was
struck on the head with a piece of
scantliDg, receiving injuries that will
probably prove fatal. Both boys are
about IL years OF age.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-06-14

RfOK FlRST-CLASS DRESSMAKING
A. can &C 70l latnall street. Cutting and
htting done by measurement Tailor system
DLYOU. a27.eod
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CoUNTRY BOARDING.

NOTiOE-l WILL COMMENCE ON
and stamp ali weights and measures for the
year iSsoi which are being or VIII be used IN
New Castle County for this year. An work
70 &c zone mat may be loft at kyIe's, Ninth
n n MING streets, or at my residence, ll3d
Poplar street, will reoeive prompt attention.
JACOB DEARYNE
regulator OF Weights and Measures,
" wilmington, Del, March 10, 1886 eod-em
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Tomorrow promises to be from cloudy
to clear and slightly cooler. Wednes-
DAY fair aud slightly cooler.
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state of tho thermometer

ct tie REPUBLICAN, offioa in the shade
7 O'Clock 10 O'Clock II o'oloob
$50 69o SO >
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NOR SALE-9OOD WILL AND FIX
- lures Of hotel and restaurant; doing
Just licensed. Address ~. q. o." this Of.
Noe. lel4-l2t
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In the proceedings ssss%p,nl, y
ern Union TELEGRAPH or cutdDg ,a'
York on Tuesday u ioI rirts, oo le,,,
ers and Merchants I T for ths ,asaI q
F ::;5.: s4; + g. :; 4 +
a proposed inquiry 5al, But la1I ~, n
:;::, d T.; 4: {; s; +
torest in eternity Ird1;T by ron' III ~ -
t ~ the counsel -