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\ LAW has Just been enforced IN a
case in Chicago which should be placed
upon the books of every State in the
Union and faithfully abided by. 1t is
the law which doubles the usual pen
atty for a crime if a man be found guilty
the second time. Professional burglars
and folks who make a profession OF
any kinds of criminality, would be
greatly suppressed and perhaps entirely
swept out of the country. The Supreme
court, of Illinois, has pronounced the
law constitutional and Chicago hopes,
before long, to be rid of its vaillinous
characters.
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Death of senator Saulsbury's Sister.

Miss Margaret Ann salisbury, the
only sister of Senator Salisbury, died
Monday afternoon at her brother res
drnce in Dover. after "A lingering illness.
Mass ,ul>hnrv was 62 wears old and had
spent most of her lie in quiet retirement
at Dover.
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" tDNEShNN.

In the Maryland Senate Wednesday,,
the bill to prevent the pollution of
streams. etc. as amended by the House
was passed. \ lint resolution PASSED
both houses providing for IL Joint com
mittee to COZ slider all mat; ers relating to
the Chesapeake and bhiu Canrl Senator
III olson concluded his argument IN the
constitutional convention bills. In the
II puse the uufavorable report from the
judiciary committee on House bill max
ing insanity and idiocy cause for divorce
was adopted. = nate bills were passed
sanction nequrst of phia pr'cr: Tor re
leases and rec iptS of women over -
years of age, to sanction holding of Lana
by the Sharp Street Station VI. f. Church
for cemetery: rcldtieg tn the suppress
sion of uuisanccs !.euve was obtained
for dill fixing che h"urS of Labor of
drivers aud conductors on street ears at
II hours per day The police commits
sioner oauc Is was held WeGn,s lay. Mr..
Graham, the dem ,cratic contestant III
the Caroline couuty election tie, was
seated by the House The Governor sent
III IA number OF appointments. Mr..
Schultz has a bill providing that all rlrc-
trio wires in Baltimore city be placed
under ground.
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a doctor in Nashville gave the following
prescription for a sick lady, suffering with
neuralgia: "a new bonnet, cashmere
shawl, a pair of gaiter boots, and a bottle
of Salvation Oil" The lady recovered i'm
mediat-ly, and earnestly recommends the
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drug stores for - cents 4 bottle.
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| ISII\N.

The Senate met on Tuesday evening.
y number of bills were introduced.
Senate bills We're passed to incorporate
the American Catholic College, and to
provide for taking a vote on building a
new court house in Montgomery county.
The Maryland Live Stock and Abattior
Company bill was introduced In the
House, leave was obtained by Mr.. Stake
for bill appointing IA commission to
frame amendments to the State cOnStitu
ton, to be submitted to the next Legis-
lature, and by Mr.. McCusker, to provide
for board to examine persons as to
their capacity to do sanitary plumbing.
In the House, Senate bills were passed
relating to the trustees of sheppard
Asylum; to prevent the pollution OF
springs, etc, used as a water supply; to
amend the law relating to divorce; to
amend chapter 25? acts 1850, relating to
the expenses OF county printing in Gar
rett county. The con mittee on ways
and means reported tavorably the House
bill prov iding for the retunding at a
lower rate of interest of State debts
payable now OF i'll 1887.
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XXyANTED-A FARMER, middle

w aged, family small. To take charge of Il
farm of 100 acres in Cecil county. One who I'm
dcrstandS farming and not afraid to work. A
good home and iar wages Apply with refer
10 j. I. McttLIOIGH.
Feb I3-.t
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AMONG THE LEGISLATORS.

What the Law Makers at Ann? oils Have
Ac"nT .pii-hed Thrnu.', the Week.
MONDAY.
Tue Mary land House Of u lrgat,s met
last Monday evening, and the Senate
convened Tuesday night. la the House
bills were passed relating to justices of
the peace and constablcS in Washington
county; authorizing fire proof additions,
etc, to Baltimore county ltl: providing
two additional magistrates for eleventh
district, Baltimore county: to regulate
suits before justices of the peac" in
Washington county: amending local law
of Montgomery county concerning the
recording of public records: for erection
of lamps at Light street bridge: to amend
charter of Loudon Park Cemetery Com
pany; to amend charter OF Westeruport.
Allegany county Ex Attorney General
G"inn urges an early call of the pro
posed constitutional convention.
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In the Senate Thursday Senate bills
were passed to sanction the acquisition
of property by the trustees of the
Methodist Episcopal Church relating
to the recording and indeNing of sur
yeys in Frederick county; to amend
the act relating to justices of the peace
and ConStables in Washington county;
repeating and re en1Cting the Garrett
county deer law. and amening the
law relating to justices Of the peace in
the same county to add to the code
section relating to mortgages in Haltl-
more city to enable the commissioners
OF s.. Mary county to repair the aims
house. Senator BDwIu5 spoke il favor
of an early call OF the constitutional
convention. In the House an unfav-
orable report on the claim OF George
\. Frederick, architect, WAS adopted.
Mr.. Mc\abb obtained leave for bill
to abolish book fees in the public
schools. House bill amending the
charter of North East. Cecil county,
was passed. The fertilizer inspection
bill was made the order of the day for
Wednesday next. Comptroller Turner
submitted statement OF the tobacco
fund account. S,nltor X l5G has in
troduced a Butchers a5lttoir bill.
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WE MAyr Statesmen e,rr,wncrr. loo.

w and tr,v, ling. To sell our goods. VIII pay
good salary and all expenses. Write tor terms at
once and state salary wanted. Address STAND
ARD SILVER WARE COMPANY. Washing
ton street. Boston. Mass.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1886-02-20

a private despatch received b. Arch
bishop Corrigan from X ,me on VI inlay
announced the trans Ger of Bishop 3 .c',tr.
OF Wilmington, ID l,ware, t" the vacant
see Of Savannah. GeurLil.
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Z AIDES " ANIF.D [

T AIDES WANTED To work Tor us at their
i 4 own homes. :? To SO per week can hr easily
made: no canvasSing: fascinating aud steady uu-
ployment. Particu and sImulr OF the work
sent for stamp. Address HOME VI FG co.
T. O. Box l9ld Boston, Mass.
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We hay" been personally acquaiutc
n" hesitation III prcn"umcin@ him Il MA
syrup Tor the past eleven years. and VT
possesses real merit. We daily use il i
who ma! suffering with hlopd diseases
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

TIC Morning News fishing excursion,
win nrdfut snticipstiors OF pulling In
y sf.g Iuer load of shepherd, LETT on
tho Susie mccall for the watery regions
of Sbip John Light about 5.45 this
morning The number on board was
LARGE aud select.
GOUley's Colchester excursion was a
grand success The first section of ten
cara got awey at O'CLOCK, the second
of eight cars at 20, and the third with
six cars left at 40. IL is thought there
were not less than one thousand per
| sors on the excursion.
Tae Delaware Avenue Baptist Sun
day School left French street wharf a
80 on the steamer Thomas Clyde To-
ALdalusta, with Loco excursion!st
aboard
Tne Madeley M. E Sunday Schoo
filed i've cars Of the Wilmington ant
Nor hern Railroad that left the station
lover Third street bridge AT o'clock, 70
B rmiL CHAM Park. Others left on tn
8 30 train from the depot at Water al,
French streets.
/ K Zion Sunday school packed full
l 600 persons Oh the steamer John A
Warner, which left French street whai
a. 7.30 Ter Beverly Park, New Jersey.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Opthe Third ofJuly.

The picnic of the Fleetwood Assem-.
bly,, which will positively take place at
the Scheutzen Park Oh Saturday, July
Sd, PROMISES, from present indications,
to be grand affair. This associa
ton is composed of gentlemsnly young
men, and those who wish to spend a
day Of pleasure should aot fall to at.
tend. Prof. Albert's full orchestra has
been engaged 10 furnish the music, and
the com miltee will spare no pains &c
, make this the most enjoyable of the
season, A hack will be run free fol-
the accommodation of ladies from !.
! unit 9 O'Clock p. IN. The hoor has beer
repaired and put in first class order
j and viii receive thorough waxing
! which will no doubt make it as fine o
any in the city. ThOse who cal
should not fail 10 attend.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
A long Siannln. hcnnn..


Mr., Jeremiah Lax If 81
County, Nd, has written a III
Mr.. j. T. Hill, Of Blltlmo,s, ANIL
a bill OF 60 cents for l.trilng isc]
teens and a caudles'icE q, Fai,f,I
b., on September Z, .sGl. wtTs|
Confederate army wa, az thai 4
He writes that be woal hars "a
bill before but having n!.s!i hi,l
In which he kept sucl cLarges be
not recollect the e1a,, AMOUNT, M
he remem bered perfectly Tie tl,1
ton, but having found BIZ. bNEI
now sends the BIZ. He c.lh'
Fl IFS attention 10 tie feet that Nd
also interest due on lie bill, b
leaves the amount 10 VI PAID hi
interest with him.
He states that ab0u. tue sausI
be did work for some Of lie I'd
tarles" Of the army amounting d
but was unable TO collect Dis BILL
last fall he saw G0yeruo. Lee and
toned the matter 10 him, VIA
Governor promised that IL BID
would pay him. Under tttaerI
stances he thinks M; Hill slClA
the 60 cents, II not the irttrel
Mr.. Hill, who was With the SII
the time, says he recolltcls N
whisky canteeus were ii queltla
while he was at Fairfax, I. Il NJ
must have been IN leaky C0ni
and needed menjing, sut will Ell
amount Of his bill.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
THIRD EDITION.
Mayor yandIver's wedding.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June % The
Hotel Bellevue here has been In the
possession OF party of Mary landers tc-
day, the occasion being the Wedding OF
Mr.. Murray Vandiver, Mayor OF Havre
de Grace, to Miss Annie Clay ton, OF this
city. The ladies' restaurant was Con-
verted into o parlor and handsomely
decorated with growing plants and cut
flowers, and in this room the weddiuR
ceremony was performed by Rev. H. B.
Martin, formerly OF Wilmington, Del,
but nov in charge of the Protestant
Episcopal congregation of Princess
Anne, Md. After the ceremony the
guests adjourned to the large dining
room In which the Glover Club ban
Quets are held, where an elegant dinner
was served to the one hundred or more
guests assembled. Festoons of smilax
hung from the chandeliers and wert
spread upon the tables, Aud some beau
tiful plaques OF cut flowers decorated
the room. In front OF the bride and
groom wAs large plateau OF Marecha
Neil and jacqueminot rosee, bearing II
the centre the monogram OF the brid'
and groom in carnations. Hahn's or
chestra was in attendance, and after thu
wedding feast the banquet room wa
cleared and dancing WAS INDUCED in BY
the guests. The occasion was q grea
success. The bride and groom left ate
the ceremony for Boston, where the,
will remain for few days. They viii
be Mr.. Boldt's guests later at the Beaol
House, and the start for Europe.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

sun sou 7.25

sun rises lse. sun sets 7.25
E. A. Humphrey b Bro, Hattera.
Son shell crabs ct Fullmer's.
Clam soup at Fullmer's..
Turtle soup ct Fullmer's.
Roast dinners ct Fullmer's.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fulimer's.
Try Bash's GOAL you will nke IL.
brazilian Balm cures colds. 10 cents.
Try Bush's coal you Will surely like II.
Teify ct Ferguson's, No. IL Il. Second Ut.
W. J. Kimble, grocer, And and Justison.
Birds ADD Cages o. pSrkers's. East ands
Miuard '. Davis. Iowsler. . L. and street
M. X. Wyatt Drygoods, e23 W. 9TH stree,
City Laundry, sixth and Shipisy street
EIDs IS X. Kings, at HAnrs. 10 X. Fourth
Washing machine for sale at Pickles stove
store, Q East Fourth ST.
M. X. Wyatt, crlnKled dress goods, s2s "
eth Of.
McUann's ice cream at 90 cents quart
Tth and ratnAll streets.
CLAIMS, crabs and oysters fresh every day
at Ponnell's, Second and King streets.
Huhiu n Poist children's dresses, md and
Tatnall
Iniants' clothing and ladies' underwear
m sde at Stats d Davis, No. East. Fourth
street.
Clifton EFF -four 3s cents; Kirkwood fioul
SO cents. Lynch Il LeaIy, N. L. oornei
Third and Madison streets.
Good time on Riddles Chapel and MT
Salem excursion on Tuesday, June ~, tt
AndaIusla Plenty Of music. Leave French
street wharf at 7.lba. In.
DO " Lynch s. Leary's, N. f. cornei
Third aud Madison streets for good molasses
choice New Orleans is cents per quart; table
syrup 10 cents per quart.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
ROYAL Arcanun,

The Royal Arcanum has just paid TO
the widow of j. Mitchell Hebb, de-
ceased, the sum Of three Thousand dol
lars, the amount named in his bened
certificate. Mr.. Hebb was member Of
ChristiAna Council, No. 664, organized
in this city in March, 1892, and is The
second member, upon whose death this
council has paid the above sum The
widow OF Joshua Maris, Esq., ex Mayor
of Wilmington, was tho fiist TO receive
this benefit. The Royal ArcauUm Was
organized in 1877, upon gr duated as
sessment. plan, aud row n1mbersa bout
seventy thousand active members. Il
has not yet, upon the whole, averaged
ten assessments year. Upon a totaI
cost to its mem bersbip Of only sbou
one-shird that of simple life inenrAnct
upon the old pan, it now pays TO III
benef ciaries more than 81 ,2j0,O 900 pc
annum. There are two councils in thi
city, Chris,iana, No. 664, and BLU
Rock, No. 73I, with a total member
ship OF about eighty.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
FIFTH edith
An Entarn-I'

strollins around i't tss Of ti The RrrrI
evening, fell in with V,.g on we'd
man ma. near Eighth sod ~ elderly
: fs.,l see," said the S a.o o,a,ct'os
, those four houses t'V on s0% Testvsyt.
! o between s, Eighth aud NSIa.sulsaI
several - ,t squares, but nav u'itctioa
II Is built up. WIZ Low Just I
DO Oot| zee Eighth aud NIs stIhSqlsaI
on the north side, and ,1'G' haO
com nenced on the so rIS ouildi
streets Is the longest gi IT, ',eeu ID
some 100 feet, and 50 t Il Tue cis
property have laid ont G't . who'd
running from jack shur
street, making handsoms . "
tnat will soon be built nD,! ''tI
i IN this section is sdva UrS,
r ,a,y In price, and tbes n
healthy . or desirable 'r pIs.ti ~
for private residences. p''as
"Ah, there comes tbs
provements in this sec see,j pan
street 81 That gentleman 't !, " y
b. b; Culbert, a leading b ia ' N
city with large shopss IF 'Seyi 81.
street. He lives lust mn I,' ~, taa
West Eighth street s'' up 'Aas
. II recollect when he cam. :, q
q poor boy. He indepl I,us 70 nA
Q blacksmith named LINZ u ala'I
trade and set up for him,si,i ' AZ
thing he touched seepei = 'aa
instead Of spending bis linz "
rooms and saloons he sp., wy ", y
WI b his family and bec.n.- , = y
member of the Fir, 81 !
Church, where be still repa 10y v
oied member. When NJ az, ~
ahesd in the world h t w..
building and from one house S !. !,
two and from two to fcuf - pp, n y Y
erected twenty-ei of,ls b,., |
In this section OF the CITY
" | tell you Mr.. Culbe,t I, 81
leading and best citizen, s1I
wasn't 30 modest and re.irin,
be occupying SOME l.gb 5..]
trnst and honor" i'@
The representative sf The py,
CAN was introduced 10 Nj. Crls.
his enthusiastic hiograDasr. !
needed none, as'he I'M a,.,a y
long enough acquainted With bi3
know that what was sad d fi-
true.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
RUSSELL'S
=" BEE HIVE
3O6 Market Street.

0 ne lot OF remnants o.
HI a m b urg S in different
widths at about two-thirds
price. Swiss Embroideries in
low price goods reduced in
price fully one halt. Elegant
Cambria or Swiss Flounc-
.ings. Oriental Flouncings
in Cream, or Beige, Cam
brio, Swiss or Pique all over
with edge to match, all
mar ked at prices to sell then
quid k.
s. teens in American OF
French at our prices tempt
the lacies to buy. zoe.
geo is down to 12l; 375c'
goo Us down to Is.
iSeersuckers, 2oc-ones
dow n to 12t. Extra fiut
Percales down to ioc. Elk
ira fine and heavy, do tol
Boy $ Shirt Waist, 12I.
| p lease not forget us wher
loolL ling for silks. Our stock
and price are certainly right
| Our sale In Parasols anc
lSun Umbrellas are ava!
beyond our most sanguinC
Low price!
sell them most any time.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
An Electric Light Warning

The engineer at the Brush electric
light establishment In Memphis, came
near losing his life Wednesday evening
last. He detected peculiar odor as OF
something burning, ard supposed IL to
DO from one of the dynsmos. In order
to save the engine he ran to the plug
board and jerked out both plugs. The
shock was great He fell with both
plugs under him In half unconscious
state, with q heavy current passing
through his body. Being unable to help
him self be brAced himself against the
hoor and rolled of the plugs, calling for
help. He was badly injured, beth palms
being deeply burned AZ If with a hot
Iron. His lett arm and cheek were also
badly schorched.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
DOM Lie Now England.

At dinner given IN Charleston, West
Virginia, on Tuesday, to the editors OF
Ohio, at which were present Governor
Foraker and Congressman GrOsvcnor, OF
the Fourteenth Ohio District MIR, Grcs
-venor said: "ln Ohio there is more in
tense feeling against the New England
States than there was against the South
oW ing to the tact that the New England
States do not want the South and IVES
to improve, but to hold Them hack by no
legslating in the interest OF the two gred
sections OF the county, Gresvmor alsC
spoke of the body OF New England CHI
zens as "the oyer-cducatcd pioyincialisH
Of the East
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
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An AIRED yYoman's Death,

Mrs. ChristisLna b. Thorn pson, widow
or the late George Thompson, and Tho
mother of the Rev John Thompson, o!
the Philadelphia Conference, died yes
tsIday at her home in Village Green al
the advanced age OF 81 years De
ceased was very esttne0ie womaI
and her life las one OF usefulness. Hel
funeral VIII occur on Friday mCrniul
next at 10 o'clock. Services will b.
conducted in the Nj. hcPe M. L
church.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24

WASHINGTON, June 23,-A caucus Of
Democratic representatives has been call.
ed for to morrow night. The majority
has undertaken heavy contract IN at
tempting to prevent pension legislation
BY threats OF resort to an income tax.
The Republicans are solidly opposed to
the proposed new rule and they have the
chance 10 defeat it unless the Democrats
can secure the attendance Of all Their
members. Already there axe signs OF
discomfort in the Democratic ranks, and
some of the membt RS threaten to abaudon
Mr.. Morrison if he does not stop pressing
his rule.
The caucus is called to ascertain the
cause of dissatisfaction, aud, ii possible
to whip the kickers into line. An order
of business for the remainder of The ses
SIGN will also be discussed.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
LEWIS ROW
Alb KING STREET.

Bird vases and flower
S lands in colored, crystal,
engraved, cut and decorated
glass. Third invoice just
| \ ceived. English decora-
ted chamber sets at the low
est price for the quality and
style ever known to the
trade-$2.25. Larger sizes
Of same 90 pleces) $3.50
Galvanized iron lemor
laqueezers IS cents. Win
dow screens to fit almos-
Iany size window, 40 cents.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Tin Wedding

Ten years ago next Monday sv'nl
Rev. George W, Burke and Lal'1
Wood were united in uafilss
consequently their tin wedding W
celebrated with considerable md
The American Union, ID LOU
the matter expresses the hcfs tlsl|
Burke will BIZ as delighted On llSq
sion, with the "iIn" be rtctl7e'i
WAS with the "wvod" lie ftcslFl
1876. Mr.. BGrks is well kloa1
many of our resdgrs, ard We az
that he will receive many goa ~ y
II not something more saI''ADuAI
continued pr0speri'g.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
A Singular Larceny.

A little colored boy named Jacob
Cole Is now locked mp at police station
charged with lsrc5ny, abont which he
gives the following explanation: He
says that he had so cents which he
loaned to an older brother, aud tina
wher he asked him for il he refused II
give 1t up unless the little fellow woulc
20 in 2 store and steal mouth orgat
for him. The boy, fading that there
was no other way TO get his half collar
tried 10 get the mouth organ and wa
caught. HIS stocy was curroGGr.tGd By
the mother, and an effort will he mad,
10 get the other boy, WHO Il 40 dUuo
4he worst Of the two.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Gold Doing to Enrops.

NEW YORK, June s3.-Ode of tie
steamships sailing to day took out
rearly S500,OO0 in gold bars for the
European market, making about
S7c0, 900 shipped thns far this week. IL
was stated 81 the Sub-Treasuty to-day
that the engagements Of god were not
as heavy as bad been expected, and It
WAS thought that The amount required
for the remainder of the week would
be very small.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Died.

HALEY-on the end inst Morgan, son OF
Patrick and Annie Haley, aged lS years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully In.
yited 10 attend the funeral from his parents
a .v morning. ut o o'clock services at 81.
Pay1i's church, 4th apd jackson streets. In
Tar m emit at New Cathedral Cemetery.
lin this city, on the 2'd inst ,
Dennis Bradley, aged % years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully IN
yitod 10 attend his funeral from the resi-
No 400 W. Front street, on Friday morning
Al O'Clock. High mass At st. Peters ehuroh'
Intern emit at New Cathedral cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Enecls of the storln In Itnunrd

ELLICoTT CITY, Mo-, June 23.--Ee
rorts from different sections Of EoWard
County state that the heavy rain aud
wind of yesterday were damaging &c
the ripenlug wheat. Mary tlelds wer
almost leveled with the fr0und The
tangled condition of the wheat will rem
der it difficult to gave large portion 0
it in reaping. Many farmers have ..
ready commenced cutting.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
John Kenr,s WIN probnted.

NEW YogK, June 23.-The will of
the late John Kelly was admitted to
probate to-day. The widow qualified
to-day ~ executrix and lel ters testam en-
tary will be- Issued TO her Tomorrow.
William G. Beecher, of No PSF Broad
way, has, at the request of Mrs. Kelly,
been appointed special guardian OF tie
two children, Josephine and John j.,
who are both under u yeaIs Of age.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-24
Keorganized.

The West End Assembly was reor
gained on last Wednesday evening
and elected the following offioers
Walter McEvelly, pref idept; Anthony
Mcclure, vice president; John M
O'T0ole, secretary; Joseph Barden
treasurer; Hugh Conner, financial seC
Rotary. They will picnic at HcheutzeI
Park, ON Saturday, August %.