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HORSES FOR SALE
Vashon Island.

HOMES on THE BEAUTIFUL ISLAND
Ill u Nashon We have for saie some
xery choice pfo.etty that We offer IN Eve
and ten -aefs tracts.
For further Information eaii Of The post
eflls.e tsr address JOHN T. BLACKBURN,
tylS igtw7f Ea-hufi, Kline Co, W. r.
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Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

WAIMSLEY.-On July Q, 1883, Robert
ncOAll, con Of ho0trt u. aud SafAh n.
days.
Relatives and friends, also members Of
Fairfax Lodge, No. 8, j -. q. D., and tho
order 10 generat, arc respectfully invitei to
attend his funeral, from tho residence Of his
ptreDts, No ot4 NJ scissor street. on Eridag,
july Services 1T tho hou lie at 4 0 clock.
lhterment a. Riyerview Csmetsty.
0AkKETr.-In MarshaIltou, Del, on
the an OF 7gh month, 1885 sue M
Z days
Relatives and friends arc respectfully in
vita TO attend her funorsl on lsg Jay.
the sth Of n Mo7th, 1888, Services 81 the
! mouse at 10 a. NJ, lnterment at Uid keunalt.
! MCCLINrUCK- Un the tth init. Jsue p
roilot q the late AlexAnde: mcOhnt0ok,
| aged 50 years
kelbuses and friends arc respectfully IN
vited to attend the funeral services ut the
residence OF her tOn, Daniel Nc JlintCcE
Eden Psrk, New ORttle avenue, on Satur,
day, tho Ttn inst, at o'clOoR, D. N Inter.
ment private, at Wilmington and BRANDY
wine Hemeters
$50 OIBB-in VOW Castle, on the 9Th inst,
.,amu II quibr, aged abott 20 years,
heletivsb ard friends are respectfully IN,
vited TO attend his funeral from MS late reti
dence nesr tho bOobin Mill, on sunday nj
Cemetery
" ELI IN.--On the oh inst, Anna Robin
son, Niio Of William Ii, " eldin, IN her s6th
yea.
RsIAtIvsg and friends are invited to attend
the faI era from the residence OF her mus
| band, No. ga Van buTen street, on So ur
dAyi tn inst, at 40 O'Clock p m.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06


10 reduce stock, L ". AdAIr, No. 41b
Mathet street, will sell during July Al
. great reduction.
Plush pAElor sults reduced from 5000
to Sl65. N-'V
Plush parlor suits from Sis to Ss5.
Plush psrl1r suita from 500 10 SBb.
Plush parlOr Buits FROM SIS to $50.
Plush parior suits from 500 TO $50.
Hair cloth parlor suits from Ssb To
S6B. Wv W
$50. Wv W
Hair cloth parl,r suits from $40 to
Solid oah chamber suits, 8 pieces,
from s55 to S46.
SOLID oak chamber suits, 8 pitoes,
from S45 TO t36.
Bolid oRk chamber auita. q pleoas.
from SSs - $50.
Solid oak chamber suits, 8 pIecsA.
from 3 8 70 S22
| Light color chamber suitB, s pieoes
from e26 10 $40.
Baby cArriRgeA from SIS TO S25
| Baby carriages from S35 to Sl8.
Baby carriages from $40 TO SIS.
Baby oarriagea from $40 TO St2.
Baby oarriAgea fIom $40 TO 81 80.
Marble top tables, 20E2S, from Si(
TO So
Cotton felt mattresses from SIG 70 50
AL carpets aud oil cloths greatly 70
Iduoed, and all other goods will be SOLE
In the same proportion.
L. II, ADAIR.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

On Tuesday evening, the directors OF
the Streets and Sewers held their weekly
meeting. The secretary was instructed
to advertise for proposals for grading
Xix avenue between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets, the dirt to be deposited
on Jackson street between Tenth and
Eleventh. 1t was decided 10 put new
crossings on Scott street and Lowering
avenue The Street Commissioner was
instructed to repair cutters at Third and
Parish streets. Miller & Co. were given
permission to dr.ia the property NolTlH
Delaware av nue. The chief engineer
WAS instructed to place stakes for thu
extension of the City Passenger Railway
Company over Eleventh street bridge. l
was decided ta-extend the Second s rec
drain from it's present terminus 10 Harri
son street, to Third, to Franklin, Il
Fifth The secretary was instructed Il
ask for bids for grading Vandever ave
nue. between Carter and Thatcher streets
the dirt 10 be deposited on Thstche
str, ct.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

George A.Cralg came to OUT city ii
weeks a o and was engaged h
management of The Novelty lid
Company, on East Front street
called at the KirkwO.d House snl q
for Mrs. Murphy, the p opdrtrts' d
he put on a polished a!f a d wtA4
be shown her best room Nr,, N 4
him Up s'airs aud threw open Tie I'D
room No /, fronting on Shp HHsl
the first floor. She also showed
room No. II, on the tllrl foot He'd
down stairs and said as he bad cNll
able baggage which was very hHT
thought II best 10 take DE icOu 81
second floor The room wa, aloiEl
assigned MIN. The man wen dygI
came back accompanied by n
whom he introduced as he H.tI
who also had an u sagemen' sil
lady at the Novelty, The colltIa
aroundlind cutlu!jc figure llsv1
being u fairly paas4be psf'O'Heil
plH o, gave an exhibit OF u hsEl
the other bosrdcts who bad tDli
Tito the PABLO to hear bis tIiltaI
sInns Tie couple paTtaOk oiiAeal
table Iafordtd for i,ur daH 1
Craig sent TIE woman Away "a
Me- M that She had rOna to PL1i
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Joseph NJ, Hutchinson, who resides at
No AIS West Second street, ha in his
possession a ba +pe which he wore in the
campaign Of 1910. Il Is hcade with the
words: New London Delegation, Ghes-
ter County Convention, June 8, 1910, "
followed by picture of log CABIN,
under which Ere the names Harrison
and Tyler. A protective tariff En-
enlargement OF domestic industry. No
reduction of wages. Washi gton, the
father of his country. Harrison, a etiI
of the old block"
Mr,Hutchinson resided at New London
Pa IN $40 and WAS thorough going
Harrison man. He attended the con
vention at West Chester on the 9th o
June, 1910, and the one at Lancaster a
few days afterwards, where John NJ
Clayton made his speech. He next at
tend the convention at PhTniXville, Pc.
where Daniel Webster addressed thu
multitude. Prior n Shese he attended
he big meeting at Kenneth Square, K III
'on and other places. Mr.. II is as grea
a Harrison man in 1888 as he was a
years ago, and If he cannot do as Hucl
marching and hurrahlng, his vote vii
cunt Just as well.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

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Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

A gentleman prominent in the Will
mineion Loan Association said to re-
porter Of the REPUBLICAN, this morn
ing that be wished he had money
enough TO buy all the Withdrawals that
were now being presented 70 the asso.
cIStion. BE Rlso Bsid the balance OF the
asso Citations were sound, ard would Day
every person who left their money In
them. BE himself had In tina neishbor
hood of 200 shares, and be considered
them good or be would have withdrawn
or curteiled his number Of shares long
ago. He also said he would cell desirA
BILE real estate to persons who had loan
stock and were wanting to withdraw
them at cash vAlae, and would be more
than Glad to accommodate thofe who
might wish for real estate Investments
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
THIRD EDITION,


w. N. Chandler and family have
oon : to OoaAn Grove, n. j.
WI. Morris and family have gone
IN q six weeks visit 10 the Pacific
coast.
Miss Josie Haughsy OF Seventh and
French streets, will spend . month in
washington, u. O.
M,ss Hannah Head, Of Kepneti
H0uare, Pa, lie visiting friends In tnls
city.
walter E., son Of Solomon Hersey,
has secured a position in Beetem'A
drug store.
Mrs. F.Anklln P. Bsesou and MlBa
Josephlne Macklem will spend the
Summer at b andy vino Springs.
The family Of J, N. Kates, Of the p,
W. & B. Railroad, have gone to spar
tAnsbure, N. O., for the summer.
The Raw. GAstbill o IrbiDiAu, o s. b
DNator of tue OhuEOh Of the Sac ed
Heart, lie visiting in Western Pannsyi'
VAnia.
JAmes Il, Groves, ex-Buperin tendenl
of the public schools OF Delaware went
90 Washington yesterday TO remain ioi
some time.
LiPuteu ant Charles d. Palmer, U. 3
A, who has been visiting In this city
has been assigned to duty In Boston
Mass.
Solomon Jersey drove to PhilAdel
phiA iu his buggy on Thursdayi anc
viii continue to opsTate in that section
for the Day ton Hedge Fence COMPANY
Miss L zEle Smith, Of Ph9uiXviller
and Miss Ella Gibson, Of Norrletown
spent the Fourth with Mr.. Frank Welsf
OF this city.
W.F. smalley, Jr., and Charles
Campbell Of this city are attending tht
convention OF Democratic clubs In Bal
timore,
Miss Z. A. RsRan, assistant prlnclpa
of No 8 school, left this morning FOL
Ocean Grove and Asbury Park, TO visl
friends.
Miss Claude Lisa, daughter Of Preston
Lsa Of this city, returned home for thu
summer from Pennington, Conn. Wher'
she 10 attending school.
William Bradford of Dover, q Tecen
graduate OF Lehigh University, has 90
cured position on an engineer corp
and is now located at Tyrone, Pa.
Isaac 7. JOHNSON of the Friends
School spoke on the "Western Schools
at the meeting OF the Educational So
ciety Of Friends ct HAverfOrd Colleg
On Wednesday.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
FIFTH EDITION.


sh PHILADELPHIA, july q
SS ,p' = we'll TODD ,o, ~ s'ul
living about four miles T,a Jug 'aru
DuFy' has reported m ron WOl
G1oussy authorities that NJ II, a,o ,I
snoy had taken with them M, Sill'n,
a wagon load Of bonsShaiaa "a child d
v ywaos s articles. Mat.bs o,5s n !
~ y I q oary, traced the auiItv H ny
delphia. '0''y 'asfe to Phi
W years OF age, died lsst ~ s1. ga vorI
suffering tha most intsr,ce fsninR N,
oAugh. fr" from the st1v, u ., clotbl
NO. ~ Howard strey,. 49, aei bou
badly burned about n. ~, ~ shs
sn vy oiei from the eaoo,, d x. l sS q
Wsl.er INCA Ulster, 81 Js 'uo cans =,
was found 10 the ioan Of n. : on A
house yesterday with tb,s. We vi, ohriI
head mead, AppArenll, ltaloisd 'uS S, u
Ratchet. BE died durlp, INA wv, wNh
Thomas Cole, . room. maj, ,Nv SNetno'
on suspicion OF being H. ma y ~ Atie'
John BTeidltDg, a buIds, ', ~,
Tackled, ns vi sses, On W.s.I
nigh opposite WtugobockiD,, I .,s,,I
by two IN n, who took n, r,' ''s'l
pooh7 book and Attenp.si ), s' ~
him uuoeg = passing rain n.
Wo1nded In n number tf b,acs,
Hiram warren, on exttt,s,
who estA lfo sevsrAl wesIs 40, '' !.
being taken TO prison 10 AFs.in,.
Q charge VI stealing le,t,r IN
brought to this ulIy fton n, W. "
where be WAs arrested a, q ip,lrv,
Wednesday. ''A'
Richard malloy, Of 1909 yrbv,
street, n conductor on q Ph,i,IohS
Reading shifting train, wa c,,J,
tween two coal n,r', at Mimi ,'Sd
ard avenue, yesterday afternoon
was removed to his home, Hl,vn,
are said to be very beriO7L,
Lettercsfrier George Evans reid
A. 1910 South Ninth STREET EnoV
come with the beat st TEm,y-es
and Master Btreats white o. b, mn
last evening. He was nnlvsl 3
home In q patrol Na7ou
Tue ,chOoner Il +. Hart, hins
Providenue. Witb = oaHooi s,,
turned yesterday in TOW, siEIH, bai
having struck Tn ] FOisu ,a1Al.
The steam yacht R(tn Win
owner j. Taylor Glpe On I'D
passsd through the D.lSVGp
Ohs.speAke canal Tor tbs OasMpe
Bay Tuesday Afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

New YORK July 5-Commissioners Glib.
bons and Most, of the Subway Commission
are after the United States Electric Light
ompany's ofiicers. They appeared be-
fore Judge German, in Jefferson Market
Court, this afternoon and asked for war.
rants for their arrest for maintaining
wires in the stree E, which they had been
ordered to remove by the Board of Elec.
trio Control. Professor Wheeler, the ex
pert of the board, said that the pe7plt
who frequented the streets where thest
wires hung were IN danger from them
Warrants we're Issued aud the ofTiceIi
will be Summoned to appear July 10.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Preparations for the annual encAmp
ment OF the N. G. ID. at Brandy wipe
SPRING., beginning on the 18th inst,
ara going rapidly forward. Tho pro-
gram so far Is as folloUP: In TrOcp B
Troopers william Montgomery and
Paul Ward have been appointed corpO.
rails. There will be enoAmpad ten com.
panies, averaging atty men to com.
pany, ell under command Of Colonel
Samuel NJ. Wood. The camp itSolf
will be laid out similar 10 the ore at
RehobOth last year, but few changes
will be necessary owing to tho differ
ence between the two places The neBs
shed has already been erected. a. first
the tables were artenged 20 as to bring
all the companies together, but In &C
oordapos WITH orders from Colonel
Wood the tables have heen changed 60
that each company will have two tables
of It's own.
On July l6 ton meu from each com-
pany will be detailed by the colonel
commanding 10 go to the Springs and
pitch the tents, 80 that everything will
be In readiness for occupancy 90 the
arrival Of the troops next day. The
down State troops will arrive In this
city on the morning OF July II, and At
oDoe Join the city troops The trip IL
Brandy wine sprinaH will be made on
the b. & P. railroad, and not on foot,
rs hiss been announced.
Colonel " God thinks q march Of that
distance would be excellent exercise ~
the boys, but 1t would have spoiled
their general appearance which Ia mo-
desired 90 early In the week, 1t II
probable, however, that they vii
march home irom tue encem pmeut
Many Of the boys look forward TO ~
week SIS one OF great pleEsure, bu
Colonel Wood hlsndly smiles and say =
"Tbey will dUd a good deal OF hare
work, too"
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

lNDIANAPoIi 5, July 5-General Ge,.
A, Sheridan, Of Washington, and Obed
Wheeler, n prominent New York man,
who came to indianapolis for the pur-
pose of ca ling on General Harrison
were robbed this mornig at the new Den
ntson Hotel. Wheeler sc early THU
morning to catch train for the east thai
would reach Rhlnebeck in tlmo for tn
formal notification to Levi ? Morton o
bis nomination for the vice presidency
While at breakfast thief ent. red hi
room and took from his vest pocket 81
in cash and gold watch At the sam,
time General Sheridan's room was en-
tered and gold watch was taken fron
his cloJbing.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

The picnic OF the Select Social Circle
AZ Ogden Station, on the B. q o b. R.,
July 4, WAS one Of the most enjoyable
affairs OF the season, about Is couple
partici pAted. After . pleasant day and
dinner in the woods they repaired 70
the house Of Mr.. PetitdemADGe, whore
there WAs . brilliant display OF Are
works, recitation, etc. During the even.
ing vote was taken for President Of
the u uitsd STATES, which resulted 81
follows: harrison, az; Cleveland. 3
Eiske, 6; BelvR Lockwood, 3. On
lady Gttem pting to vote twice for Cieve
land was the only evidsnce discovered
Of fraud.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Shortly before O'Clock last evening
man In an excited condition rushed
into the police station and reported that
he had been robbed Of u ,060. He gave
his name as Edward johnson ,residence,
Nc. 404 W. Front stree. The man
stated that his wife had placed the
amount Of money named in pocks 1t OF
one CT her dresses hanging In a clolhsE
press. Shortly RfteTwsrd she left the
house, and upon returning home, went
to sec II the money was safe, 5hs found
that the money was not in tho place
where she left II. A close stSrch wa,
made, bus the duoats could not b.
tounu. The Ctfioers Of the department.
do not believe the mau's story, bui
mink that the tale he told ia of a. elias
Ito im6g iIAtion.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Abram Powell, colored, wss charged
bafore Judge Oummins this morning
With having committed an assault and
battery on Nathaniel Johnson, alto
20 ored, on Tuesday, June 26ih, In
South Wilmington. The prosecutor
testified that he WAS walking along q
street near the church, when tue Ao-
cused came up behind him with q
crowd and then struck him. When hi
demonstrated he vas attacked bS
several Of the priSonet's trisnds hnd
used pretty roughly. Powell was een
fenced to pay . fine OF S3 aud costs
AMOUNTING altogether 10 ~. 30.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

Harry and Walter Lynch, the two
boys that Special AGENT Stout, of tbs g.
p. o. c., found in the western part Of
tho city suffering from the neglect OF
their father. hAvs been discharge from
the Hon &C 1pathio HoApi al and taken
by Mr.. Stout TO 81. AIMS Rome,
When the boys WeTe removed to the
hospital they were both siGk, but have
now been discharged as cured.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
The Kaiser and the worElDgmop

BERLIN, July 5.-The PollliHche
NAohIichter, referring to the reports
that the psssagein the Emperor's speech
In the Rsiohstag concerning the wei fare
OF tho working GLASSES WIS exclusively
the work OF Prince Blsmbrek, ssyB 1t 10
AuthOrz ed to declare that the pAfsaRe
wa introduced by the Emperor'B special
CONF and, given before the speech WAS
drawn up.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
EXTRA EDITION.
OH, MY REPUTATION!
DEFENDING MS UaARAUrEE.
D hloial Actions Create Much 1Bik-fss-
osivlns PrAlse fEOm = UrlticlsinE Pub

lilo.
The interest OF many unfortunate
people OF this and the surrounding
counties have recently been tiod in o
peculiar knot by the loosa and corrupt
management OF money affairs, and the
actions Of those who have bad full con.
troll Of other peoples financial matters
have been thoroughly criticised.
But there are two subjeots that will
stand comment from q critlCising
public who are the mort difficult TO
please. The hrss subject 10 "chAr-
Acter," and the next my word and
representations. Since the com
menoement Of the great tRlkGd.of ODD
aud End Sacrifice Bale many hundreds
have ben thoroughly convinced that 10
spite of the reputation Of Mr.. Louis
Fellheimer, proprietor Of the famous
ECONOMY Hail." enjoys for selling
clothing at q small profit tbst dozens Of
todds and ends can be purchased at q
isacriAcs. The ReutlemAD's reputation
for selling goods Just as represented hat
beooU the town talk, and the pnbllt
mar depend uTon obtaining unheArd o.
bargains in clothing by pStroDizluR thu
observing proprietor OF the above fam
ous house, a06 Market street. 1t will
be well to mention In connection with
this article that money invested will
the ECONOMY Hall" assures full 10
Turns.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

A couple Of bands parEded through
the lower part OF the city until nearly
midnight last night, disturbing the
Stun beFs Of the residents and making
night hideous with their noise. Ether
Of the bands, or drum corps, would
have done we'll enough by itself, and II
Is hoped that the members Of each viii
REM EN- her hereafter that tha people in
that section Of the city prefer taking
their mueic earlier in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

mOORE-nsNIELS.-In Bethany Baptist
CHURCH, July 8, by the Rev. u. q. Hud.
dinston, Mr.. j.. Henry Moore and M itl
Jenhie ID DsnlslF, both of this city.
Milford PAT ers please copy.
EY-WIHGATE-In Union NJ, E
parsonage on Thurs lsy evening, July tia
by rev. dam Stengle M john Is. Us
rsy and Miss Hannsh s. WingAte. both o
this CITY.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

PARIS, July The Publio Proseou
tor has begun proceedings Egalntt II
Genouille, Governor Of Bengal, on the
charge of msnslhugLter. NJ. Genouillt
sent four negroes to the A'katrHS Il.
land, where they died fyom starvation.
The charge of mAnslAuRhter is bRsed on
this action OF the Governor.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06
Funsra, OF vicar General conway

CHICAGO, July 8 In the presence Of
two Bishops two hundred priests from
all parts OF the Western country and
four thousand Roman Ca hOlic laymen,
the obsequits of the late Vicar General
P. j. Conway were held 10 day at the
Cathedral OF the Holy Name Arch
bishop Feehan del vered the funeral
Grafton.
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

The membsrs Of The c' TaoS i
BisS DO EniO.m tent. csb,asit 1
e Siscopal Cbuicn E'I ) ri y iI.iarI
S Si, ho@o 0 u N Nv o'ss Aq asiI
present prs wors Colonel q, ,! b a, + t.ssdf
seAford d 7. W AMI y, suyra', !
D. j. Cummins' ~. ~ nv icai
NJ MO, ition "a 'uu'e.s0 a,scus.sd,
ss) GOO 10 $50 900 vas a''o-
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

There Is no more delightful p
this city, during the bot Ws.laa,
Professor WebsteI's nAIa'0i Y.
Fourth and Jefferson streets W u
qusnted by the young sfl 0. y. d |.
who avsil themselves O'a W. 4,
vast reservoirs Gene cl' li', Y,
and refreshed. Paituls l'sl ~ y,
hesitation in permitting ihsli a.. " Y
take q bath, as the pool loi D,,' y, v
ieotly tafe, and there sEe , ~ NJ
attendants on hand % ~ ~, y"
safety and coufor: Of lh@'
Daily Republican., 1888-07-06

DuBLIs, July u hla v. IN,
trars Oullen hiss ulTeii' y, ,f,sI
tnotities to repor' 70 } D nm
plA,el sviotioGF q Nv iuF ,i.'', h
ne'er sud which will o' ~. nv N,
woke comment, tetHt u e., ~. c
i oe protection to lie evleis ,'.,, \
ireland says that t7a'' :, m,k
dofs not take tha hut 70 n, ~ ID
eviction OF such 0 nh.lis y VIZ
oommeat deserves tvicIi0-'