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Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
Dots.

Patrick Reean, No 1875 West Fourth
street, lost fine Alderney COW FROM ln-
Il ammation on Tuesday, valued at SiOO.
VIM. w. Mckee, formerly connected
with Graham q Sons architects, mas
entered a Philadelphia firm.
A pocketbook containing small sum
of money was picked up on King street
on Tuesday evenAg.
Aipscow, 7O7 Shipley street, still re
ceives daily salt oysters, cape may
claus, hard and soft crabs and iobsters'
The steamer Mary Morgan will here
after, during the warm weather, make
two trips on Sunday between this city
and Philadelphia.
WIN, w. Crawford and wifs will
start tomorrow for Scotland, and Will
return TO this city in about three
months.
Warren Thompson, clerk in the drug
store OF Is II. Veasey Eighth and Mon-
roe streets, has gone to Cecil County,
Md, to take few days recreation.
Cards ore out for the marriage oil
Joseph Seal OF Landenberg to Miss
LorenA, daughter OF j DEL 2. Conard, Esq.,
OF New London Township, Pa, on tie
oath inst.
The Kennett News says that stalk
of rye CROWN on the farrl OF lsaac II.
Pyle N easured feet In length beating
the one grown by Lewis Waller tuA
foot.
| A II. Tyson vii. have a sale of first
class horses at Chester, IA, Tomorrow,
land +. Q. Stidha II, auclioneer, wishes
TO see several Dalawarean5 in attend
Ance.
A temperance meeting TO be addressed
Iby hons talent will be- hetd TO morrow
evening in the rooms o! The Red Ribbon
/ Temperance Association. Local option
Tvs. prohibition will be debated.
A horse attached TO carriage at the
iclrner Of Eighth and Monroe streets
tore The bride of hts head on Tuesday
afternoon when, qulLe all exciting race
Occurred. Luckily he was stopped
without, doiug much damage.
DIR. Allen T. Lewis has located at No.
COB Shipley street, for the purpose CT
Introducing Prot. Wilson's Acunas and
Magnetic Garments. Their uses will be
Explained to sufferers from catarrhal
pains.
A very pleasant and successful stra W.
berry festival opened in large tent gu
a lot at Brandywine NJ. h. Church,
Twenty fourth and Market streets, lasl
might. twill continue two or three
more evenings.
The steamer Republic wi. start OF
her regular Sunday trips to Cape May
next Sunday. The w. & n. Railroad
will make close connections at theil
) wharf with the boat by leaving French
and Water streets at 3 a. u daily. Or
and after wednesday next the steamei
Will make daily trips
A number Of the members of Eureka
and Lafayette Lodges, +. A. NJ, Of thi
city, visited KeDnett Square, Pa, las
Thursday evening in order to be presen
At tho conferment OF Master degree b.
Kenneft Lodge. After the ceremon!
they partook of a fine lunch at III
Kenneth Hotel,aud at II O'Clock startet
for bone.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
RUSSELL'S
"BEE HIVE
3O6 Market Street.

One lot OF remnants OF
H a m b urg in different
widths at about twc-thlrds
price. Swiss Embro!deries IN
iow-price goods reduced IL
price fully one halt. Elegant
Cambria or Swiss Flounc'
ings. Oriental Flouncings
in Cream, or Beige, Cam
brio, Swiss or Plque all ovel
with edge to match, al
marked at prices to sell then
lqoick.
Sateens in American o.
French at our prices temp
tine ladies to buy, 2oc
lgoods down to 12b; 375c
Igoods down to Is.
Seersuckers, 2oc-ones
down to 12i. Extra fin
| Percales down to Icc. TX
ira fine and heavy, DO 70
| Boys Shirt Waist, I2b
i Please not forget us whel
Hooking for silks. Our stool
and price are certainly rlgh'
i Our sale in Parasols an
-lSun Umbrellas are ava
beyond our most sanguin
t Expectation. Low price
lsell them most any time.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

The Northern Pacific Land Grant For.
fixture bill, a. pas rd by The Senate, de-
clarcs forfeited so much Of the lands graf
Ted to that company as are eolerminous
with that part OF its main line which ex-
tends TO Wsllu8a junction to Portland,
and that part OF the Cascade Branch
which stall not have been completed at
the date OF the passage OF this bill, and
make the right 5f way in the Territories
subject to taxtation. Nothing In the act
i 10 be construed 10 waive any right Of
the United States to forfeit any uthcl
lands granted TO them for failure, past Of
future, to comply with these conditions
of the grant.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

LuNDJS, June II Lord Derby aud
other prominent Liberals lave issued =
manifesto ~ the electors OF Liverpool IL
which taey say; Liberals must choose
oetvsrn allegiance 70 Gladstons and al
leglara8 10 principles. Hesitation Is
IL posslble. We appeal TO those who
pref-r patriotism TO ysrty 70 support
the Juiau'st Association, sud to follow
app1or ~ Liberals like MIR Bright, Lord
Harrington. Mr.. Chamberlain, Lord
Se,borne, Mr.. Goschen, Mr. Ceilings,
Sir Hemry james and many others.
England is bound to protect loyal
Irishmen Of whatever creed. IL would
be Iepuguant 70 employ the QueeD'
| forces 10 compel unwilling people x
submit 70 a government arising out Of 8
/ system Of cruel outrage and terrorism
How long would the &c called sNfe-
| guards last? The re conquest Of Ire
land has become inevitable. The HON
Rule and land purchase sehemes meai
disaster 70 Ireland and injustice I
England. They are pregnant will
strife, collision and danger, involvin
many millions of hard.earned money G
Taxpayers
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16


The result OF last Saturdays Demo
cratic nOminAglon election is still In
doubt, md will remain so until to-
morrow afternoon. II indeed 1t Is de-
cided then. AS stated, the Democratic
County Executive Committee met In
one OF the Levy Court rooms on tues
day Afternoon At 2. 10 O'Clock to receive
and cor slider the returns. All the mem
befs were present except Theodore r.
Perry, OF Appoquinimink Hundred,
and the door OF the room where the
committee IN Of was guarded oy JAnitor
Kyle, who permitted none but antnor
IL cd persons to enter. The session lasteu
ess thSn an hour, and immeulately
alter the adjournment II was ascer
tanned that an account OF the en- ciai re-
turns not having been received nom
Red Lion Hundred. east, no action hAd
been taksn OIL any OF the returns, sui
that another meeting would % heiu on
Thursday, whom 1t WAS expec ed All Inc
returns would ba IN.
As might be expected, the.corrldor ana
a. around the Court House WAS hlled
with the friends OF the different candi'
dases. Messrs LAmhson and chambers,
the rivals for the SherihAlty HominA-
ton, with Messrs. BAEnhill aud Lam
bert, candidates for coroner, we're Ano
present, eagerly awaiting oeVeiopmehts.
The friends OF Cham prrs claim tnn.
tho adjournment OF tine G 'mmlNte VS.,
cans, Il by the friends OF Ism oson, wh.
want tius 70 see u some atIanecilien a
cannot be made "''l Ohain pels Nne ,,ts
10y he can he induced to rithdraw with
out causing di,ruption IN the party,
II vas asserted th's nothlnh thAe $50
or Il 800 could BE- ra.ssd ior 'ne pul poee
IN short time, a. a. 10 give hSulos ., 2
cIeaT field. They aiso aHeRo tuA. my
are In possession az MOI ulhLiou " a.
q feet thGt a. many ~ hne pCllInh - ~,
il was almost lL p tNluie iui . ~
0ers man 10 oeP0s4l Lls oal'o'l Halle =,
other places the '1i.ols were ues'iOS 9"
er changed ior tho-s u 1ain 81 .
The Lam 0son tnen arc az "@,iS 80 ~.
2ent That the biLeffh's VI " A,i a. a. =
lsed every nesl-, '.i 'hel' po"T 49, W 10
| 7eat theAr chhHi'e't' anu ai.ekS
hey votsd tne sa'1e ~ u ov9' "nu 80 a..
Iney aeo ,ele' ~ W u't', ~, -, -.
Third ward anu cain .uA' sne NJ -
arraneemeht wa p'oV Va ,no ~ g. -
EtaA oers meH " s'V'l' III 'n' ""'u '''
him e.,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
THIRD EDITION.


The tifty-hIsA anniversary OF the
Athen e am Literary Society took place
at Delaware College on Tuesday even
ing in the presence of large audience,
and the stage was handsomely decorated
with flowers and ferns the proceed,
ings were oper ed with prayer by the
Rev. c. w. Prettyman, aud an address
of welcome by Chairman T. Maxwell
Morrison,
The first speaker was William Lane
Hall Benton, who delivered he o ,iety
address on THE Three Great Eras Of
Student Life"
He was followed by the Rev. w. s,
Robinson of Milford, Dsl., the orator q
the evening. His theme was 1.-THE Debt
of the Present to the Past" The fare
well address, entitled 1.-THE Hidden Soul
of Harmony" was then delivered by
Mr.. Edward Henry Eckel. The ad-
dress closed with formal farewells tc
the AtheI n I'm and Delta Phi and Pesta
l5zzi Literary Societies.
AT meeting OF the board of trustees
of Delaware College, the Rev. Alex
Craig of Newark, n. j., received thu
honorary degree Of u. ID. The Rev
Angelo A, Bsuton was reelected to the
chair Of languages. The fifty seconC
anniversary of the Atheu Bum Literary
Society was celebrated before a larg
audience. The Rev. w. 8 Robinson
made q stirring appeal for greater homo
for the heroes and workers OF old.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
The Heavenly Recrulls.

Interest IN Tie meetings u tue
Heavenly Recruits, worshtping Ia a
len. At Tenth and King streets, Is in
creasine. Rev. Mr. Trumhauev, In
charge Of the meetings, IS delighted at
the manner in which tho mtinbeIs Of
ii. religious denominations render as-
sistance ana tax an active part in the
meeting. Rav. l. +. Haas, president
81 the association, was present at an
sil-tlay meeting yesterday. Last even
Ing several persons presented them
,sivss FOR prayers, AUother aii-day
meeting will be held tomorrow. Tie
meetings will continue III the toni al
this week and SUNDAY.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
supreme Lodge a. O. U. w.

Too supreme Lodge Of the Ancient
Order Of nited Workmen began its
fesslon on Tuesday 10 Minneapolis The
Supreme Recorder and Sacret.ry's re-
port showed tho following financial
statement for 1885: Receipts 1881 900;
disburpemt nts, 1925 349, balance on
hand, 1861. Relief fund receipts, 500.
54l; disbursements, SOL $50; The bene-
ficiery fund showed total Of 1884
deaths during the year, New York and
California being first and second in
magnitude, and total Of bens ticiary
jas-essmeIis during the year of g $780,.
i6s; losses paid. 81 ,566,45S. Total nun
beI nf death losses paid since orgsniYa-
ton - 1908, amounting to Si3, 675,l47.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
Mr. and Mrs CIevelAnd's Reception.

The first official reception by the
President AMI Mrs. Cleveland was
given last night at the White House.
The scene was brilliant one, and the
attendance distinguished. There were
present the mem bers Of the Diplomatic
Corps, Prince Leopold, OF Brazil, Cabi
net mesn bsrs, officers Of the army and
navy, judges 1f the Supreme ard
other courts, Ccugressmen AID heads VI
Executive Departments
Not Jess than 2000 guests were pres
emf. Mrs Cleveland, the young host
ess, we Are told mad = smile for every
one and a word for many, and her win
some manners capuvAted all" Her
APPEARANCE is thus described: Mrs,
Cleveland was attired IN her wedding
dress, an ivory satin; the wallet, how
ever, WAS slightly changed, beinl
pointed back and front, and without
sleeves.
She wore white silk gauntlet mits
Her only ornaments were the diamond
necklace, the wedding gift OF the Presi
dent, and a magnificent bouquet o
white roses WoTu at the rssge. He
hair WAS dressed in GreciaH coils, AM
the charming simplicity OF her who'll
attire only served to show to greater I'D
vantage the digaity of her carriage AM
the graceful p0ise Of her figure.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

Yester6a y afternoon while T. L.
CLAYTON, a Csi builder mplUytd by the
Jackaon & Strap Company, 0ss ell
gagged ~ eoth, chia'l which no wac
using sfrrtd ara Il htcted cash
about two iuchcs loug u his left wrisr,
severiug al artery. lie rss iunmedi.
atsly taken 10 Dr, CantWel's ohice ~
Eighth aud SIrIee streets, where the
artery was iakon m a'd Ted and the
cash drawn together With stitches He
was Dfter~sros removed 20 his htme,
No. ! East Ninth STREE, very weak
irouu the loss 81 HOOD has THIS morn
ing he vas doing a. wei. as could he
expected
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
Fifth EDITION.


The large audience n, me- treat
nue. Baptist Church la., Do,tlawas al
pected TO eOjoy a COM; 'se' who
, ,s' music, was onlj di,a, y, Otun
the extent that She StaI1 Politely
exceeded their expsc a,ia, mlslcal ID
choir occupied tbs u,n' ''u % EhsCha
the left OF the platform a ',oli 'tcsx
Gay school choir ocouDIed IDt lle 81
the platform. The latter v 'eaa "
Powick, choTister, presided tI % y, !. co
organ, Miss Minnie Allot,1 AZ, q, as h
PIANIST OF tho Sard .o w. aSHl
Miss Mary Scott sung ' .nr,. OBJ
JOHN braunstein tenor, JosS .
smith, was c0rnet,st Ss1a
y, hurtL Accomp.nis; Of cb1 s
tette, which consists Of N1..
and Ida Boothe, Mr.. N. b C s
I. Sincock. = "'Ei
Rev. j. W. r. Boo,ba r,,
the grand carnival Of song go ~,
duced snd closei ihe n,o, =
pleasant and facl'isns rfna,s' "
The church choir opened ~s,.
ny singing Strike the C,mSl.s
sunday school choir .,I.1
"Lite's Onward March W
Wallsmith gave q corret ,o,a, ~
Ayars and Mtssrs. sayiie,n ana II ~ ~
ger a trio song, 20 Res j. s.'S
John Braunstein sung ..sS,a
the church choir sung "H,v S.i
this Place" the Mac. INV ivy
MesSrs. Clowayd and shro.I
The Joys Of Sp iug;" MARI.
Lula Elliott surg 4Wh.n W.
Brightest" Miss Lille B5oS.
Welcome Pretty Psu,o,,@ "
starr and Ayars aud Mr,sr, B,Hs
anu johnson snng AZ 800 Mi n.
tette, Bring iRe o letter. arSasH
part of the programmed bTG.S'f
choir singing Come Let NJ E%SN
The second part Ct tde H~rl
opened ny the Sunday ,ckTs
singing "Skylark." Ms, LlghL
and n. d CloWard sglg'FdrL-
She church choir sung ~ Ma
Watchmen." Mrs May S.or1
selected solo Admiralty; John
smith gave another cofl-, ut
Misses BooThe sung TterF.s R.,E
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
The water Commission.

The regu lar meeting jt tho vi
Com mission was held on Tuesly 4
ing ard Chief Euginssr Bond w
stru 9ted to purchase a t)la'air ia /
Eighth Street Park from As
Man ufacturinR Company Of NsSIi
The City Treasurer repof.eishd
in the Union Narolal BMkl
$50 .7T6 SO to the credit o. lhe @si
sion. The weekly pa! rj!l Su'lI
to 1877 so was presented, aud 40
drawn for the am0u.t.
The following c0mDuNiaHG
presented by Presileu, pdr'er
CHESTER. Pa JuaeIl
WILLIAM T. PuKrgg, EsQ u
MAN BOARD OF WAIEg CONES
WILMINGToN, DEL -DraI 3D.
you kindly advise Us Whi' pa
We have or receiving -he hr'Nd
-Sll 000-on our contract iliet1
mlngton pumps. We would -RI
information 81 as % bare ou'a
lions accordingly R'ma,DilsS1
service, VS. are VERY 'e't n
yours, RnREgT WElaEEllLSy
The letter caused a disel,.!on,da
which It was stated .ha; DE c'Il
sion couid not 10 anything 70 w
tor until CourclI issued toe @rl1|
was also brouRh: on. Tia, he j., 4
iust,llmeut, maSius a "a. d 81
Ia nov due, and that l-z 'llI hEll
interest at the rae 81 'A l'' ~
the who're amount
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

Gouiey's popular excursion to the
delightful resort, Rochester, June q
will soon come of to the enjoyment OF
those securing their tickets in time.
Dinner 80 cent, will be ready to
sit down 20 az IL n. IN. After
spending six hours on the beach
the boat wi. return, leaving Toll
chester at 4.30 p. m, arriving home
at 8 p. N. The excursionists will leave
the cars az Perryvi le and go aboard
the steamer Louise this side of the
river. The first section wilftommenct
loading at 6 m, the sec6nd at 20
They viii b s2n. - th- o1at as soon az
loaded; the third TO load at 8 40 snt
leAve,the station At Z sharp. Seats al
numbered Whole tlcke.s, 81; chill
dren's, so cents,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
Tic tcrcnr. ION Tn.MnrrorL

Tie weather Las cleared of, and
efythins blds tair Tor the excursion
OF tho Second Baptist Sunday school,
which goes to Da po May tomorrow on
the paiAes steamer R.public. The com.
mlttee have hot deemed l. advisable to
procure baud, but iustsad have ST.
cured seine EXCELLENT talent, and con-
certs will be given going and returning.
This will be the lnpU opportunity aIferd
ed for some time OF spending not less
than four hours on the beach, an8 IS
the tickets are only 70 cents there Is no
donbt but large number will 60
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
,ssSsgyxZps Ella ssisssslsa.
A STATE Convention

In Jhs In OFT Of temperance 8nd reform
will nc he'd IN Court II orse bal, Dover,
Del Juni ~, to nominate q Governor md
Representative Ia Congress, and transact
other business. Time OF opening, ll.l5 am.
heal'Lirg the ffct that our ballDts are tie
OaS effective 8eap' Il with VII ch TO gubdue
tina rum plwer and stop lie awful rayages,
70 call upon all good cit 1ens 20 unite with
u5 IN Our efforts TO secure this end, esJ In
your respec,iVA hundreds and wards on Sat
urdaS, June =. ind rppoint delegates and
alternate to the cow enttsn. Information
as 70 the number 0 dele2a o. ard 0rdcrs for
excursion ttcEats by railroad will be fur
Hithei By tired GaWthrcp. OF " ilmington,
Tor New Castle G .uuty; W. N. Browp, Of
Wyom a., far Kent County; H. q. Lewis, OF
Lswas tOr SusspX County. by Orde vi the
5 ate Commit eG, n =. COOPER,
Chairman.
MooRToN. Jure J, 1888. is8-th.s IN v ,t-5t
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

Mccoy In this city, on the l4th ina,
Margaret McCoy, In her 72d year.
Relatives and frlrnds are respectfully in.
Tited . attend the funeral from tbs resi-.
ien'a o. her son-in-laW, ) y. johnson. 20.
1910 W Front street. On Wednesday after
noon. Services a. 2 o'clock lnterment at
Wilmington and Brardywine Cemetery.
ldKAHAM-ln this city, on the 18Th instant,
Hannah F., tho beloved Wifs Of John Il.
Graham
Funeral from her late resldsrce, No. COS
West Fourth stree, On wednesday, June 10,
az 30 o'clock, . m lnierment private.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

Mr.. Thomas, formerly Of Appouu'ui
mink Hundred, plead guilty IN Ike
court at Philadelphia, On Tuesday, u
an assault on a reporter Of tie Pnii.GeI
phia Times, when he was fined slice
The Times complains that this pCnaitg
was mad equate, and contends that be
should have been cent to prison.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

As Nrs. John Dounc.l, Of No. s9S
East Eiehth street, ~ So going along her
back yard yesterday afternoon with .
pitcher in her hand, she slipped and
fell, iIfiiciug u severe gssh across the
palm Of her right Aaud With q piece Of
the pitcher. 5Ne WAS taken % Or,
Cantwe.l's Cftice ard he Dressed the
wound
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

Who died sa ide1ly IN this ci,y on Friday
morning, Juae 18th, 1883, In the 29Lh year Of
his age.
Gone! Has he gone, he waon We cherish
oC!
Dan II be that has entered the vale Of
the tomb?
In the tullness Of beauty, the hover has per-
ishei,
And tho rosa oiremsmbrance is shroud.
cd N gloon.
Chester End Philadelphia papers please
copy.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

The Wilmington Pharmaceutical As
ISOLATION held meeting at the Clayton
ionse yesterday aud elected he follow
ing ofiicets: President, II. Il Bring
huIst; Vice President, Il James Belt;
Secretary, james H. Morgan; Treas
arer, John j, Gallagher The q06stior
Of uniform prices for all patent medl-
eiues wac also considered.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
Ininred on inc KalIroan

Thomas Holmes of Havre de Grace,
An employe on the p, w. Il b. railroad,
was injured on Tuesday while at work
on construction train near Charles
town ttation, By a railroad tie falling
on him. 1t WAS at first thought that
his injuries would prove fatal, but after
he as taken to Northeast and attended
by physician no revived, aud was pro
nounced out Of danger.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
nnupkErrN a 5 A rEkTILIZEN FOE

DOuDkETrE As A FEkTILlZEH FOX
A corn, oats, ei'roas, egg plants, tomatoes,
potatoes, iOwer.6elis and grass plats, straw
Deiries, tael serrips, bl4ckborries and, al
vegetables. or Anything requiring quick
growth, cannot be eQualled. The POu 1rette
| am now manufacturing liz Of tho beet quel'
ity,and rich in AL that tends To AXE "a good
fertilizer. To give corn al early start, Lsnd
10 put II beyond tle reach OF the cut worm
or to prevent the yellows, 1t has no superior,
and DO not th,Ik 1t has its equal The
farmer who uses ton or two on his corn OF
vegetables requiring quick growth insuros
himself eoOl crop. The price Is SO moder-
ate only 8l4 per ton, is such as to put II
within the reach OF all. Ask any one who
has used 1t. We can refer to hundreds (the
bettsr plan is to thy It yours and then you
need not trouble any one for informAtion),
and they will endorse all / claim for 1t; that
II IS quick in It's action and pushes the corn
ahead 30 rapidly that 1t ia comparatively
safe from cut.W1rIn or yeIiows Try IL and
| be satisfied. BlsN, splendid lot of tlsh ana
ntght-sOil cCmpoEt, roud order for snip
ping In cars or Otherwise. send IN your
orders early, Respectfully yours,
ID. p HAMILTON,
1923 Cranges.reet, Wilmington, Del.
or at the nanI factory, Ciarescho's Lane.
]. j.. JONES, Agbat col Orange street.
| For reference Apply to $ Redmond Smith,
! john q. Baker William S Bullock, Henry
/ LsntE, David I.ehtZ, Charles Ruinford, ana
| many others. jeiD W, rim
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

L. W. Stidham 81 Son will sell at
public sale on Friday, the 18th inst, at
Z p, M, the stock and fixtures OF the
cigar store No. Oil West Second street.
There are $4,000 cigars, chewing and
smoking tobacco, base bali goods and a
lot of fancy goods TO be disposed Of.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

George Drake, auetiouetr, will sell
at pdb .ic saie this wednesday, even
ing, a. 80 O'Clock, at 10. 8l3 Market
street, a very fne lire OF sIeel onEraV-
ings, Cil patntin, 3 and cloRIaphs, di-
rect from the manufacturers, and in
tie bet possible condition. Lovers .!
the beautiful should call and examine
L Ihrnl
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
ExGursion.

Gouiey's excursion to Colchester, o.
Thursday, July %, is the one shat vii
stop ct Ne wport station, Newark, Iron
Hill, Elkton ard Northeast. BY thai
time the farmers will be through har
,Vesting. The time Of leaving each sta
lion will be stated IN next Thursday'
papers,
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
r, Z. RUSSELL.
DUBLIC SALE OF GOOD NEW
Il Dwelling ana Furniture, on
TUES Gay, June 20 ! $50,

TUES GAY, JUNE 20, 1855,
On re premises No. BE L. Fourth street.
This splendid lev house containS rooms
and bah, saloon parlor, heater, no. and
cold water, and all the modern improve
ments, 3 stories ard M3nsard roof porch
mont, s.oty bacz building. Size Of lot, II
fact front, 100 !eet deep.
Tets is uae d the incest arr nged houses
IN tho cry, Il being nearly new, and is
worthy the attention Of any person wanting
Lies home On one OFT the best streets in tho
city Terms easy, he furniture consists OF
ona D autitul haiI cloth suite, velvet car
pets, lamblegl!a' wicker rscber, Tennessee
table. pictures, l walnut chamber suite,
sold asa chamber suites, Brussels, stair and
entry carpets. ingram carpets. mattresses,
new goose feather bets, extension table,
walLut dining cnaiTs, dishes kitchen Uten'
| siis and Dauy other articles not enumerated
| The above furniture has only been used
one year, and is us good as now. / be sale
/ OF iurul.ure to commence at 10 O'Clock
the house at v cock. sharp. For furthe'
particulars call On the au ctioneers.
THOMAS ). GRAVES
! l. W StidIam b sun, Auets. le!e5t
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
yACOB.e AUvrloN nOVsr,

Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, lie
Goods taken en- consignment and prompt
payments made when sold. Sales called In
city and country on liberal terms. Public
sales every Wednesday, and Saturday morn
Saturday evening.
p. S.-Liberal advances made on consien.
ments. iGz2H
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
XNluHrS u LABOR.

The Knights olLabOr Of Marshallton, Del.
will hold grand picnic in GreenbanE
Park on Saturday next, June 10Th. Trains
leave Wilmington on the Is. q p. Road et
and 1915 a. m and /. 80 D. M. Come one,
come all. by order OF the Committee.
je1ast
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
the weather

Tomorrow promises to be from cloudy
10 fair, with station AIRY TEN perA1ure Il i
day slightly cooler and lair weather ley
be expected.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

second Baptist excursion 10 Cape May
caves Fourth street wharf 10 morrow at
2 O'Clock. Tickets 70 cents:
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16

6, ccnd Baptist excursion will leave
Cape May tomorrow on return trip 81
4 10 o'clock. Remember.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
.Ehe ohlet Jnsliee nonored.

At the annual commencement of the
University OF Penney lvahia on Tuesday
the degree of Doctor OF Laws Was con.
feIred On Hon. Joseph p. Comeeys,
Clief Justice OF our State.
Daily Republican., 1886-06-16
FOURTH EDITION
SsilIUufIecjtled

Baptist excursion to morrow to Cape
May.
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DIED

CrAuor & Co White piques from
) .c. TO $3.50.