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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

MILKrsBAREE Pa June 10 William
Bellas, me- chant and lumber dealer of
New Columbus, Luzerne county, Pa. :,
was killed by Lightning yesterday after
noon while standing under tree. He
was 62 years Of age.
MILWAUKEE, Wis June ia severe
electric storm visited this locality yester-
day morning A telephone cable, con-
tanning about 800 wires, was burned, aud
all telephone service In the city was sus-
pended for time. Both the police and
fire alarm systems were badly damaged.
CLARKFIELD, MINI, June is During
a storm at this place on Tuesday night,
lightning struck tho house OF B. Gun
derson and killed two children The
OTHER members Of the family were sc g..
yefely shocked.
LINDSAY, Neb June is During n
storm here Wednesday night, lightning
went down this chimney oftJames Giles
pies house and struck bed on which
Mr. and Mrs. Gillespie and two children
were sleeping. A BABY 9 months old,
sleeping ia The middle, was killed, but
the others escaped injury. At Sarman's
Grove Charles Lee was struck by light
nicg ard xii ed. The Union PacIf.
depot at bonneville was struck by Ii ht
ming and burned to the ground.
TIFFGN, o June l5.-A heavy wins
storm passed o'er this place yesterday
blowing down The walls Of The Beaye
Falls G Lars factory AMI gas well derricks
Great dam age was done 10 fruit ant
grain.
CoLDwATER, Mich June Is &C. II
JohustOn's tute and stlve factory wa
truck by Lightning aud turned yesttr
day morning
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15
CHAIRMAN JOKES sPEAns AGAIN
DiscouragiDg the Idea Of Forcing g
Nomination ON the Name Man,

NOMINATION on the maino MAN.
CHICAGO, June IA Chairman Jones
reiterated tonight in his most emphatic
manner his denial that he has auy letter
from Mr.. Blaine to present to the conven-
tion. "And as TO Blsine's friends st II
working for his nomination." was asked
"That," replied Mr Jones, "gces into
the same category, None Of his friends,
50 far as know, are doing anything OF
the kind. They recogoiEe the fact that
his withdrawal Ia absolute az unequivo-
cal; that he is out OF the field in every
sense; that his name cannot be consid-
cred In even the mot remote contiu.
|gency. That Is h position and that Ia
the position of his friends. What would
II avail for them to work for u nomina-
tiou which, even If successful, would be
Immediately followed by a declinston?
Mr.. BlAine's friends do not want to put
either him or the Republican party in any
such a position
The Young Mems Blaine Club will pa
rade on Saturday with banners and
badges to meet the Californians. The
irish American Cub will unite with
them, and between the two they prop Sc
to make Blaine demonstration that will
be at opce imposing and significant. A
thousand cream colored hats, each of
which will bs orramented with picture
of The Plumed Knight, are en- route from
Philadelphia and will be worn In the pa
rade.
Around the hotels there was a good
deal Of talk among the politicians anent
the apparent B Aine undercurrent, al
though none of til In would admit that 1t
meant anything more an q token OF
Iaynpathy and regard.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

Last evening Eiijsh Blake, oo'oreI,
was arrested, on warrant charging
him with gambling, and at this morn.
inE's session Of the city court be was
he'd in 81 eco bail for hearing tenor.
row morning. AT the time Of Blaks'e
arrest csItSin gambling house on Wa
ter street was in full blast, and large
number Of men were engaged In the
game. A messenger came rushing
almost brsathlets into the room, witn
news Of Bleke's arrest, aud the tidings
that raid was to DO made on this
place. Nearly everyone present recol.
lectsd some important badness that he
bad 10 attend to at once, and LETT the
place, while the chips aud other articles
uted in the game were hasiily disposed
of by placing them on the roof OF an
sdjoining shed. 1t less than ten min.
utes' time the place was dark and dc,
serted, and II the officers hsd visited Il
they would rot have found any signl
| of gambling,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15
Fifth EDITION.


CHICAGO, june 14--rhs -
uon OF the formalities nrso, mansurs
Gons ~ ctoer OF The Republican MI, y,
,nda took place Just be,o,.' , y J
,,ons Mnen the members OF N. ny ny
s'onsi COMMITTEES assembled $40 Na
neadq uarters TO tettle all nssi,, ~ teeil
lion. u. u. Jones, ohnirn'.. arlss|
oom mittee, Presided, with Can y, M
a iexanner, OF Iowa, aetiav ~ ". ".
etarmFi Samuel Fesgeuden 'S%.geanv
iicut' secretary, assisted " Vonne1
Lake, OF New York, W uarsoS
h, I ,H.I, States were repra,0,,.
~ emoers or by proxy, ioaunse
inc proceedings opened Nv NJ c
son, on Dehslf OF the Sab c,m I'm, oiaf
Arrangements, making a reno,s y.
betn adopted. "s mat b
The allotment Of e01 mos, A..
Ohieago than the original 7eo n ns.s
IVES the nub Of the deb,ts pop''e
suit the number OF tlcSeIs y, az
.,,nutlon was decreased, bsIns
suic,ed from total OF 900 N 'J pea
onalng those to be given he Ma vV.
IuAstibR usned guests
IL was nearly an hour ho,o..
matter OF tioketa was Araly ss.,,aS
* MT. Olarkson called att.n,ion e ~
matter of selecting chhplsin ss
mem bers Of the conn Tea :, Nv,
inteIjscted that Q diaers0t cS,r
every morning was desirsb,e ors ~
mitteemAn misohievously movsS !,
no chaplain DO selected BY m, Mans
burohafd. Another gentleman mn.
that the chaplAin's prayer eyssv my
Ing be submitted in manuscrInt hssI
delivery TO the Chairman Of tbs n
vention. W
Chairman Jones thought the tiaol
OF the Convention woald haye snou,
10 do to attend to their owu pnvs,
The matter on prayers and OhaIi,
va, then promptly relers.ed 10 M
com M ittee on arrAnRemeutB.
Without taking Up the coutep,a
which there are ssYeb, Including
important one from Virginia betv
the Mahone ard Riddlebtr.er dtlsl
ions, Oh the Appointne OF temIorl
ofhcers for the Convention, Abnut WI
so much interest centres, tie CONN
tee at / p. m. adjourned Until 10 q
row ct 8 O'Clock hight.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15
FOURTH EDITION
WIN START To morrow.

The magnificent new steamer, the
sgty Of Chester, will make her first trip
20 philadelphia Tomorrow, leaving
Taurth etrett wharf NJ o'clock o. NJ
.sd 10. as noon. The BrhpdyWine will
i, ave at 10 a. m. and 10 p. M, and
iii still remain In command OF Gap
HORACE Wilson. The City OF Chester
NH be commanded By Captain Peter
Bloomsbuts, who is one OF the moet ex'
narien oed steamboat men on the Della
ware river. TIE Wilmington Steamboat
ryompnpy was established about six
years ago, and commenced With the
steamsr Wilmin atom, which was run In
onnositlon to the Samuel NJ. FELTON,
Previous to the time the Wilmington
started there was only about two
montha In the year that persons re.
aiding in this city could go TO Philadel-
mia by boat, but as soon as II was
found thst the new line was bound to
Ia success It was assailed with fierce
The MoIrisana end Shady Side were
brought here and the fare reduced until
It was far below paying, Tie owners
Of the wilmington, however, pursued
the even tenor Of their way. and gave
the public q good and safe service o. al
low rates ss was possible. Captain
bloomsbury was commander and Hor
ace Wilson purser of the Wilmington,
and by their oourteIy, politeness and
attention to the comfort OF their Pc
irons soon made their beat III favorite
means Of travel between this city and
Philadelphia. The next season and the
one following they were opposed by the
Mary Morgan, but Notwithstanding
this, there was such an increase in the
travel that they were obliged 10 have
the steamer Bfaniywine built.
Fer q time this seemed to meet tht
demand, but last year the inoreaBs was
90 great that another bost, even lRIgsr
than the BrandyWine, was found TO bt
an absolute necessity, and the contract
for the City OF Chester was awarded To
the Harlan B. Hollinsswor, h Company
The steamboat company are now pre-
pared to carry 5000 people daily to and
from Philadelphia. The steamer Wal
miugton will te placed on the lin,
between here and Augustine Pier, some
time next week, and run two trip
daily, and the enteip ise shown by thu
managers OF this company 10 emipeatly
deserving Of the success which has IT.
tended their efforts to establish nheaI
communication between here and Phila
deldhiA.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

The statement in regard to the restora-
ton OF the power Of speech o. little Nam
ME Evans,oi Youngstown, Ohio. through
the influence of two sharp peals of thun-
der, few days ago. is given additional
interest by the fact that Morris z. Moses,
OF this city, resided In the above city
some six years, and was well acquainted
with the family, and this morning his
wife received letter repeating the oc.
currence, and giving an account of the
excitement produced throughout that en-
tire section OF country by people coming
from every direction to see for themselves
what they considered a miraculous mani.
fesiation of the power Of God. The little
girl was wonderful singer, and through
over-exertion the chords Of her threat be
came paralyzed, and II was feared she
would never sing again, but after the
lapse OF seven months she was restored
In the twinkling OF an eye, and is now as
well as ever, with the exception OF being
little weak. The above Is another EVIL,
dence OF the power of electricity when
properly applied,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15


On Monday, July 81, siohels Brl-
3 hde vii b I'D z re union with L1sg
ttreelA Vetersus 1T Gettysburg, and the
oaoaslon via ba one of the most
memorable Of bss happened on t1At
famous battlefield siuc5 lho three days
fight In July, 1858. Mr. Peter q. Ayars,
OF this city, IL o. the reception commit
tse, ard will leave this city On sasnr
day night, 80 h :nEt, 10 sfsist In peg.
feotlnz the hrranEsm-ut1. On Monday,
July %, Dupont Poet No. 2, G. a. :,
will have En- eaclrsian from hero "a
Gettysburg, sRd 81 t7e fare hsa beou
placed ut very low rate. coufidsntiy
expscl to teiZs a. least coo parsoul
from this city, This excursion saou.t
be well patronizsd, ~ thoss who 60 OF
II will see the blue and gray uuistd in
fraternity, which It is soa;c y pIooabli
will ever again be bF9sen.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

Tbs following Gases were disposed OF
by Judge Oummins at this mornings
session Of tie City Court: Reuben Rey.
nolds, for drunkenness, was sentenced
to pay fine OF 81 and costs. Andrew
Crookenbaok WAS com In tilted TO the
cells until to MORROW for g similar of
Tense. Peter Dougherty, who has been
making a practice OF getting drunk and
lour ging around the p, W. & 3. sta
tion, was arrested by Special Oflcer
VandeEritt, and the Judge, after hear,
log the evidence, Imposed q fine VI S.
and costs. Leonard Camp, a German,
was charged with COM mltting an ~
ssult aud battery on Catherine O'Toole,
a noiRhhor, and ns the evidence was
conclusive ho was sentenced TO pay q
fine OF So sud costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

surERIoR. Wis June li.-A
uuette Wisconsin, on WedntsdAy,
al million feet of llgs broke Ior5
the booms and went airing d's Z,
stream to an island on when = 1,
hundred people lived. Eleven IL .,
were carried away, aud abouI~
buildings are surround d oY Ns' !,
feet deep. The Duluth Rsiitoaa, y
du Lac, is under two fe Of s a.s.
the depots AID other building, ls-S
abandoned. The loss to laah1lI
etiquette will be very hta'!.: =, l SN
age thus far Is estimated at 'N'~l
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

Yesterday afternoon, about 8 O'Clock,
whilo freight train was shifting cars
at Greenwood station, on the Delaware
Railroad, . young boy, aged about IA
years. attempted to board one OF the
oars attached 10 the train. Missing his
fo,thold he fell beneath the car, and his
right leg was 20 badly crushed that
amputation wss necessary. The name
OF the unfortunate lad could not be a.
osrtained,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

NEWARK, Tune II Willie v W., aat /
1G year.old boot black. VINO c " WSItI
a son OF Lieutenant Governor . m1,'
California, f. probably a pfeG ,.'o ID
A despatch from San + al; ". I
day stated that Governor Y aiSl
"a years old. HIS Oldest ch \, e. p ~ 4 I
cid The Newark lad said NAV ~
ed a denial OF bis story =, VIA
"My father Is 81 years Oh, Nd
"and my story is tru'' ! IS" FAM
10 dey which stated that be u ha,,.
where l was as lopg as wac n''~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

Barrett. the popular Toe cream man
nj Tenth and Market streets, il fully
prepared 70 Afford relief to sWolterina
humanlty during the heated term. his
ioe Dreams are pure and delicious, and
IS they are favored with the pure Juice
OF the fruit, very palhtsble. The soda
water served BY him IL % cold as though
u came direct from the Arctic regions,
but 20 one can fully appreciate IL, with
lts delicious favors, until they give II a
trial.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

READING, June IA ~ TGiD N,
p,ar 10 the ,sDEation OF Ia ,,,v M
mum Der of houses were rec .,ss DuoIl
in this city. all tho rC ,,t,. nsr ID
to The fact that they were PS SoI,s
By woman. Last n'R6' . II W. d
heard on the peconH y ~. :. ,o,s,u Il
GretL's residsnos, 81 B nss 40 Z
this city. Mrs. GFoth VEN ~. W vs.
with a ooal oil lagp, : pc sS,s III
there by q psreOn 10 fe :1, Is'ai lul
parel, who hit h5r on th' Nv"
capped.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

The train which was bringing the
ezcursionists from Birmingham PARK,
last evening, was delayed by n brenk
down near S;lverbrook. Some Of the
sxcursionisis got CT and walked into
the city, or rode In over the Front street
passenger railway, white others re.
mained In the cara and did not get
home until O'Clock this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

No. 100 West Second street, between
shipley and Orange streets. We have
just received job lot OF lsdieA' and
mitses' parasols and gents umbrsllas;
the cheapest in the city. We are max.
Ing drive In these aoois. Come early
and get q bargain, because they cannot
be duplicated. Alno children's caps at
the lowest prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15
Another sale OF HnraAs

W. Y. Warner will sell 80 head OF
horses at hts bazar on Tuesday, the 18th
Inst. He has several very fine trotters,
family, coach, end saddlers and
workers to dispose Of. Those who Wlsh
to purchase Bhculd attend. He will
have sale of COWS on the following
day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

BERLIN June 15-Emperor Fred.
erick died this morning.
1t was evident al miinisht thas u @
enc was near ond the Gro sn Prince,
frino9 and Princess Henry, Enpresf
Augusta aud the GrAud Dachtss OF
Baden were tummoned to the death
chamber, add With the physicians were
present when The cad cane.
Soon after 8 O'Clock he was seIzed
with ooEvulsive q s and swoons which
succeeded each other.
AT midnight the patients fever had
Homewhat abated, but his Temperature
was still les. He was fully conscious
and made himself Understood by aiEns.
and his life slowly ebbed away.
ABOUT THE PALACE,
There Is en- immense crowd about this
Palace and the excitement throughout
the city is Intense. Emblems of mourn.
ing are being ur furled everywhere,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

The Union N. E. Sunday school ex
oufsion TO Cape May, yesterday, was
very enjoyable, and all who participA
ted spsnt . pleasaut DAY. The water
10 q uite GOLD. but q number went into
battle. Notwithstanding the fact thsre
was n large number on the excursion,
IL 10 raid the loes " I'll reach 500
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

at our new line Of mems shoes; you will
ind them hard to beat 10 quality and
price. Ladies' and misses' slippers in
all tho latest styleg at riRhtprloes. Chil.
dren's shoes ut the lowest prices for
good goods. Save money on your shoe
bills by trying FosmAn's, 10 K Fourth
street, between Market and King.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

The Sabbath school OF the Second Bap.
tist Church held its hfty-second anniver-
sary last evening at the church, Fourth
and French streets. There was n large
aud ience present, and the decorations
were very handsome. There was an arch
of evergreens and flowers over the pull
pit, while at the base there was a picket
gate entwined with vines, the effect being
TO give the pulpit the appearance OF q
gateway to garden, while within the
gate was cross, 10 the centre OF which
was golden heart. The children of the
infant department occupied the space
within the gate, and finished out the
beautiful picture Across the arch and
above the children was the inscription,
"For the Masters Use -
The exercises were under the direction
of II. W. Zimmerman, musical direct tor
Miss May Heath, pianist, and j. ID
Kurtz, oTganist. An organ voluntary
was the first number OF the program, fol
lowed by the singing OF
welcome, day Of blsisingi
Peace and icy thy N ouents bring.
Welcome, day OF gladn9ss!
Round the earth may thy praises ring
by the school.
THIS was followed by a responsive
reading OF Scripture elections by a class
and tie sing ng of the anthem by thu
school, 1.-THE Lord is King"
An emblematic service, "The Star
Cross and Crown" by nineteen younl
ladies, was very impressive and beautl
flu. At the close OF this serTice tn
young ladies flied right and left, ant
passed through the gates to the rear
down the stairs TO the basement, tn
music of their voices sinking in the dis
lance. The entire entertainment was
success in every respect, and notwith
standing the oppressive .weather Their
was large audience present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15
ABOUT THE PALACE


DR.. j H. simms, Ia company with
orc or two other workers in the ohu-ches
Of this city, will visit Chester to.nor.
row evening, In order to assist In the
strVicaa e. the NJ. e. Churoles I'm that
city. Thsy will return home on MondSy
morning. '-''''S
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

Powell, In the Third street market
will have . splendid assortment OF fsh
for t1-morroS's market, consisting OF
DoFRies butter fisb. founders, halibut,
fresh God and sea trout. The stalls will
be open until 10 o'clock at nigh.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

...,.v Reported W.

BnvssrLs, June IA A., d''f Bsls' /
Adviccs from ths Cop rE;o. tat slsr|
Who have arrived at t, X kl Wounded II
S = lac escort deserted. TilPp'O 10 stsSd|
sent the promised convoy 70
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

You are always Bure 10 get q good
cigar at VeaseS's crug store. Box trade
q speciality.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15
VIM, B, sharp&Co.
Fourth and Market SIS,

could you tell them from
the French if you were not
told-maybe so, but hardly
Browns, blues, tan and wine
lcolored grounds with a
variety of beautiful and
stylish figures. The later
patterns are an improve
ment on those first brought
out. Americans % cents per
yard, or we have lots of the
French II you prefer to pay
1.-THE difference.
Albatross-Only 6 or 7
lprices left-3I inches wide,
all wool and splendid quail
lily. The creams have all
been taken out of this lot at
10 cents--t those that remain
are pure white. If you will
use the white you get them
for IS cents instead OF IS,
which goes to prove how
color controls price, value
has nothing TO do with it
dame tash ion is q tickle
thing.
Sateens.-All plain colors
in our regular rs cent quail.
ties in lengths of I yard to
35 yards. Ii we cut them
irom the piece IS cent?, if
lyou can use the ends, I2!c.
Ladies' .Muslin.-A new
dress fabric, much like Ba.
tiste only a little more shear.
There's a splendid assort-
ment OF colors and no nicer
hot weather cloth for a low
price this season. They
come also in deep and second
mourning. 12B cents per
yard,
Petite Cloths. IT h n
woods in plaids and checks, a
splendid going-away dress.
also nice for children-25
cent values for Is cents.
| Black Hose.-Extra SO
Isupers,a absolutely fast blacks,
The greatest bargain in
ladies black hose this year
l-3 pairs for 81, which is
one-third offin price.
Ladies' Vests-f r o m
combed Egyptian Cotton
We have one more case, and
the last this season. Isle
Thread ribbed and loose
chain, very elastic and
pheasant wearing goods.
Ladies who have used these
Igoods speak highly Of them.
l25 cents.
Crinkle Batiste. - VIII
crinkles ever cease? It's a
never-ending C rim kle-2
shades of light blue,2 shades
OF pink, Q shades chocolate
2 shades of tan with lots o.
creams, all in two-tonee
fgures--real value 10 cents
nws64.
What are you going to dc
with that boy this summer.
If he is not lucky enough,
Ito have a grandfather or I'm
cle or aunt who lives in tn,
country he will have to d,
1.-THE best he can on the out
skirts. In either case h,
wants a knock-about shir
waist. We reduced q 10
: from rs cents to so, tina
were a little soiled and tutn
bied--the best patterns hav
been culled. What are lei
Twill go at 43 cents.
Mohairs thst look lik
n Challi, but more lustre, Nc
quite 80 clingy nor soft, We
. splendid to wear, blue, Din
: and beige. What few ar
. left go to IS cents from IS
Grizetta Plaids..-.Crear
=, and tan grounds with bluC
; red and brown checks-.th
coolest kind OF a cool an
fresh looking dress. Whs
.1,a haua M ~ o.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

Ladies' and Pentlemeu'B American
gold watches 1T mi'lnr1 b. Davis, No.
8 East Second erect
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

UAFTED.-A PROT ESTkNr GIRL
SH for eenorai hCusew otk st TO leOS
J aek501 street l5.tts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

10-eent shett music. G. c. Graen
S03 ShipleY street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

Sparkling cold coda water ard pure
Iruit syrups bt ray lor and Fallerton'p,
800 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

UYASrED.-BOY TO FEED oYLIS-
w der prcSs. Apply a. al Shiplsy
grest. 1855
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

WANTED.-MAF AND WIFE. OR
w single person to occupy PLEASANT SEQ
ond-Itory front room and board In quiet
family. All o1nVentencos, moderate terms
at toT West sd street. 1885
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

EoR RENT-TWo SECOND STORY
Il front rooms: alsotwo or three boarders
wanted in private family, at COS king street.
iu-l5-2t's
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; KOmEOuM'
w forts. COS Msrket street. 10 2tA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15

g7OR sALE.-BAsY TERMS, A FARM
q OF IS acres, s miles from wilm Ing tor,
Including stock. ocops, as , and possession
9. once II desired. WoulI take sD all house
In Wtlminston In part exchange. GEO. X.
TOWNSEND. @ 4 Market street. Host
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-15
PEERLESS DYES G ars 81 US S4 Ens5

AYOTICE.-OuelNrHIAN LODGE, no.
~ ], shield Of Honor, will visit Oorin.
than Lodge, No, !, Of Camden, N. j., SAT-
URDAY evening. June leth. Members Of
Delaware and WsnonAh Lodges are eordiel-
ly invited to acsompsny u. TrAin leaves
r., W. X b. depot st s az p. m. psdgss OF
the order VII. be 1t tbs depot for all mon.
bers Of the order. Come enc, come all.
Meet at the depot. by order OF W. NJ.
Attest; L. ID. CRoesLRY, Rec. SEQ. 1t
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-11-02

Nlsitors 10 Inc " asHlHGIUH NIUHuWtut.
WASHINGTON CRY, Nov 2-The Wash
ington monument continues to draw. Dur
ing the time 1t was OPP n in the month OF DC
tober, beginning with the afternoon of Tues
day, the 9Th, 7,4S2 persons were carried up
in the elevator aud 1854 walked up, making
a totnl of 9S9G who assembled the shaft