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National Republican., 1888-02-12

THE New York Independent, the relig-
ious weekly having the largest circula-
ton in the country, sent the following
salutation to the pope on the occasion of
his jubilee;
To Joachim Vincent Pecci, bishop of Rome
and pope of the Catholic apostolic, and Ro-
man church, health and apostolic benedic-
ton. priest Of blameess life for fifty
years-wise, moderate, successful as priest,
governor archbishop, nuncio, cardinal, pope.
We send him our Christian salutation.
This is in marked contrast with the
comments of some of the other religious
papers.
National Republican., 1888-02-12
If | were so soon to be done for,
What in thunder was | begun for


If the SUNDAY REPUBLICAN were only separate
concern from the Post, then many Republicans
would say good speed" who now shake their
heads in silence.
We desire to say, once for all, and in Ian
guage that cannot be mistaken, but without
intending any discourtesy to the Chronicle,
in regard to the insinuation contained in the
above extract, that there is no basis in fact
for any suspicion, if such there be, in the
mind of any one, that the NATIONAL REpuB-
ncAN has any connection with, or is in any
way subject to the control of any person
owning or holding any interest in any other
paper in this District.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN is owned ex-
clusivey and controlled by the Republican
Company. None of its stock or bonds are
held or owned directly or indirectly, by the
owner of, manager of, or any one interested
in any other newspaper. 1t is as distinct and
independent in its ownership, management,
and policy from all other newspapers as it is
possible under any circumstances for one
thing to be from another.
The NATIONAL REPUBLICAN asks Judgment
upon, and hopes for success only upon its
merits. This we are entitled to, and here
after any one repeating the insinuation con-
tanned in the above quotation vii, do so
with full knowledge that K is absolutely un-
true,
National Republican., 1888-02-12

SOME one should start an immediate
boycott on this Arctic weather which
General Greeley has brought with him
from the North Pole.
National Republican., 1888-02-12
GREATEST event of the age, $40, 900 house

Cleveland Leader Compelled to meet their
free-trade theories in the van covering up
fraud in the rear, and deserted by the doodle
contingent ON the flank, the Democrats of
the Buckeye state are ON the retreat; There
is no hope for buncombc, Doodle, and bluster
this year, but there are great hopes that the
Republican plurality of 1887 will see another
10000 or even 10000 piled up in 1888.
National Republican., 1888-02-12

In the strict sense of the term. Washing
ton has had no real estate "boom." There
fore 1t is nonsense To say that the "bottom
has dropped out of the real estate" II is
true that we have enjoyed period of great
activity in the real estate market for the past
two or three years, but it was an activity be-
gotten of a realization of actual values, and
not boom based on Il spirit of wild spec
ulation, with nothing of foundation to
build upon. Washington is destined to be-
come city commensurate in size and popu-
lation with the importance of the Capital of
Il great and growing Nation, and men of
means have now begun to realize t,and even
period of money stagnation cannot stop its
growth. Values are bound to increase, Even
the top figures reached during the greatest
activity are far below the prices asked in
cities all over the country, with but few of
the advantages that Washington has, and be-
low the actual value of the real estate.
Washington will grow and values will in
crease and the money that has been made in
real estate in the past is only an index to
what will be made in the future.
National Republican., 1888-02-12

The massive spectacular organization pre-
senting III Rider Haggard's fascinating story,
''SH E. after an extended run at Niblo's Gar
den Theater, New York, aud playing the most
phenomenal engagement in the history of the
Hollis Street Theater, Boston, has consum-
mated an engagement with Manager Rapley.
or the New National Theater, for the present
alton, for six nights, of the great spectacle,
with the original strong cast, extensive chorus.
gorgeous scenery, and amazing mechanical
novelties that were identified with the pro.
tracted runs Of the piece in New York aud
Boston.
The first presentation will be made on Mon
day evening next, 18th instant in all the vast
entirety of the work, the curtain rising at 8
o'clock precisely.
Two afternoon performances will be given,
on Wednesday and Saturday, commencing at
2 o'clock.
Tho adaptation OF this weird romance is by
Mr.. william Gillette, the author of Held by
the Enemy" the famous national play that
has, since it's initial production in New York
two seasons ago, aroused an extraordinary de-
mand for American compositions in England
and Australia
The opening performance of "SiE" in this
city will be directed by Mr.. Gillette personally.
see
The music OF "SHE" is by MIR. W. w. Furst,
whose connection with D'Oyley Carto's mi.
kado" is well remembered here.
The forthcoming presentations at the New
National Theator will be the only ones given
In Washington.
National Republican., 1888-02-12

NTARDI GRAS EXCURION TICKETS
vi to New Orleans, Mobile, and Memphis, via
Piedmont Air Line and Kennesaw Route, win be
sold Feb to 18th inclusive, good to return until
the 2Sth inclusive at one fare for the Round trip
Washington to New Orleans aud return.......b27.5O
Washington to Mobile and return ............. 1850
Washington to Memphis arnd return ",...". 22,4O.
For tickets and sleeping car reservations, in
quire at office Of Piedmont Air Line, No. 1900
pennsylvania avenue, or at b. a p. Depot
JAS, l.. TAYLOR,
General Pass. Agent
National Republican., 1888-02-12
AN EMPHATIC CORRECTION.

The Washington Chronicle of last Sunday
contained the following:
Another Sunday paperl whoopce The more
the merrier 1t can inch along with the others
1t will have symyathizing contemporaries, who
will weep fraternaly when its epitaph may be
writ;
National Republican., 1888-02-12

EGGS FOR HATCHING:
IL From Thoroughbred Poultry of all varieties,
s3 per dozeni
Also Holstein Cattle, of pedigree strain.
GRANT PARISH, "The Oaks"
Gaithersburg, Md,
Stamp for reply.
National Republican., 1888-02-12

The policy proposed by the bankers asso-
citation to continue the collection of the enor-
nous taxes from the people, and have the
Secretary of the Treasury continue to in
crease the public debt by paying u premium
ON the bonds is abhorrent to every sense of
equity and honesty, This cOld-blooded,
selfish policy to destroy values and increase
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
FIFTH EDITION,


Tomorrow afternoon
S III Ie'c IN the Young Mems RsUail,1
E E,aS fooms, on King s,,s spuoi
Eighth, for the purpose ~ I',set :
Delaware RepubiicaU y, o'aAnl
which will be 40 aSius lAtl Id
'io qua, kepnblioaa Lesvns VI 1hs
The delegates to m -
W.. nss various wards and hlBdyss.n
anesttd TO bs at the roorr rauiels az
~, - o,olock at possible, aim a ~ i,on
o o,s,s P'reperlS signed as tbs . .sr ~
o,Ranlza'ion will be made ~ ~, ,embo
aitsr the arrival Of thu ns, ,mnsdA
norm. arriving here a. 10 az
Every ward and hnnirsSi ,,o.,,
represented by a olub, and 'i !, so oG,
where clubs have no. u ma 70 81 Q
organized the yoters s,a ready
t Mss' 10. 70 night and efiso. su3b a ars.s
ZION ION aou elect five dslesstsa y, y,s siaI
mere e, on Thursday. T6ers oil, 70 +, ~
eeption Committee of wt w %
t 1a.i o'n , = so chairman, In stisndancl
s sns ciuc :, mouse oil day to wslcom nu y
Eos,er and Secretary Humnh,a arss "
Nation Le'saa viii b. n,".e,:, o.
, sne AFTERNOON. Every No:tbesn M
mas already formed ii. lsAvns y
DeiawAre will be tho az, s"n,l
State to perfect an orrau,r,.,on SOu Nv
u every prospect Of big tuirou, 4,
'ne lower part Of the Suate
The delegates from the Sevsn,h W
Republican Club 70 the sAte Is.,,.
Washington Hastings, Dram,
wees, Frank A. Mitchell j,A.!
Dandy and G. M. Curtis, E,o
Delegates from the different
clubs net last evening III the AK !,
Tor the purpose OF making arrsDnnI
ior a grand ratification mwsss
Ninth and shiplsy stresu nns,
evening. b. n. Piobels WA, h,
chairman aud John P, Mclean !
tAry.
After appoir ting the following
mistees the meeting sdjourpsd
this evening st 8 O'Clock N IN.
place:
% s'ant-Frspk W. PIesou,
z Voihsll, Seth II. FsA.ler, Fan
Parady.
sneakers-o. NJ 0urll,, ESQ, d
A. ksables, Fred E Bach. "
Musie-J. Psul Brown, Fran
Mitchell, ]. W. slmp,on.
Finsnot-H. +. Pictss, J.
Brown, Thomas Holt, EllWood O.
son. DIR. L A. KitlIIgu
BireworkE-JSpa B. Crippei
A. Rudolph, Ferris Giles, Frsl
ParHdy.
The list OF presidents and vice
dents will be AnnouuOed this eva
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
rhs DEAN OF : vaiu.b,. Hor.,.

Tho horse that ran away with Mrs. ],
Norris Robinson, on Friday last, and
was 60 injured BY falling through the
railroad trestle work ut Mr.. Grubb's
ooalyATd, that Its death Was made
necessary, was very valusble animal.
Buelah, rs the mare was called, was a
Hamblstoniau, good size, with great
power OF endurance, aud with . good
disposition; In color she was n benuti
fol gray. Buelah was raised by VIM,
I. Tnll OF this city, and as foslsd in
April, 1875. and was sold to Mr.. Henry
O. Robinson some eight years ago. She
will be remembered by many as show
ing remarkable speed In the four year
old oolt races ct the State Fair eiah,
years ago. Eight oolts started In tha
race, but Buslsh won the race with
great ease without q break In 2 So.
Buelsh was comparatively an I'M
trained animal, but she has trotted q
mile In IL, and had good road gait
OF 40 Experienced horsemen have
said that With proper training she
would have trotted In less than Ia
She was a noble animal, and the fastssl
unframed horse ever bred on the Penin a,
sula, Horses OF more training and les,
spsed have sold rs high rs $50 900. Hel
unttmely death is great loss. A full
account of the runaway accident Wal
published In the REPUBLICAN on lAsl
Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

PHILADELPHIA, June 81, 1888.
A gentleman in this city has received
from q friend in London list of promi-
fnent Democrats who have In various
years been elected honorary members Of
the Golden Club. Among the expires
sions in the constitution of the club are
the lines Free Trade, peace, goodwill
Among nations" and "God save the
tQueen.n The Democrats mentioned are:
W. R. Morrison, 1875; Judge L. Q, c.
Lamar, OF the Supreme Bench, late secre.
ttary of the Interior, 1877; Secretary Endi-
colt 1877; James B. Buck, 1888; Secre-
ltary Bay ard, 1888, and Speaker Carlisle,
the same year.
Report was made 10 the police yester-
Iday OF the DISAPPEARANCE of Mary Camp
bell, "a years, from her home, S77 North
Fory-sixth.and.a. half street, on JaDu-
airy first last. 1t was supposed that the
woman was with relatives In New York
State, but granddaughter, who came on
yesterday. said that she had not been
there Mrs. Campbell is described as be
ling five feet eight inches IN height, has
iron-gray hair, brown eyes, has the first
joint of one OF the fingers on the right
hand, and when last seen wore 8 gray
cloth dress and 8 pair Of hoop shaped
earrings.
Six small children cluuz to Ellen Duff,
2344 Montrose Street, when she took the
stand at the Central station yesterday
to tell what a bad man her husband
FLAMES was. The woman also carried an
infant in her arms. She was in delicate
condition. Her story was that her bus
band had made practice of beating her
ouce a month during the past sixteen
~. la Oh ~
dren had not tasted food for two days.
Duff was held in $500 bail.
Another serious accident, caused by q
cable car, happened last night within q
squsre of the place where the little news
hoy was killed on Monday. seamon
coleman, forty years OF age, who lives al
1906 Hancock street, was run over by 8
car of the Paramount branch OF the Trac
ton Company, and be is lying at the
Pennsylvania Hospital In a critical eondi
ton.
The Rev. Robert J. Mccain, g clergy
man of the Roman Catholic Church, who
had been collecting funds for the erection
Of chapel In Annoy, County Antrim
Ireland, died suddenly on Monday, aged
40 years.
i Gottlieb White was yesterday sentenced
to two years impr sonment for agra
waited assault ard battery on his l0-year-
old son. A photograph OF the little boy'i
bruises was exhibited to the judge, show
ing that the skin was taken nearly oil o.
the boys back.
Jacob Jafa, 4 peddler, 4S years old
committed suicide yesterday by hanging
at his lodging use He had bseen de
dependent because he ''could rot ge'
along"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
PARKER-In this city, on the nth inst

PARKER-In this city, on the Nth inst,
ram mel l.. Parker, aged 80 years
Relatives anu friends are respeotfully IN.
vised TO attend his funeral from his late
residence, No. 53o Pine street. on Thursday
morning. Services 1T 7.S1 o'clI ca. Interment
at Laurel, Del
JANhEY Al BreenbRnk, June 2eth, 1873,
Lucy v, WHO OF Martin j., Janney, aged
% years and 4 months,
Relatives and friends are invited to N Get
at the house Of James +. Porter, Newport,
delaware, at 2 O'Clock. Services on Thurs
day afternoon. at tho M, l.. IN uToh at tn REQ
o'c ock. lhtsfmert at st. James Cemetery,
Newport, Del.
BARLOW this city,on the 25th Of June,
after q lingering Illness. Malachi Barlow,
In tho isth yGar OF hit age.
kelAttvea and friends are respectfully in
Vited TO attend his f1neIal from his late resi.
dence, No. sos french street, on ThurEday
morning, the .s'h inst, at IL o'clojk. ser.
vices st SLOAN Church. lnferDent ct ST.
PHLE-In PennIbury TSwnsshp Chester
uounty, Pa on June 9Th, JOB Ii. Pyle, In
the 7'ih ear Of his age.
EelStiySa and friends nre invited to attend
IL 'uAerai on friday, the 2pih inst, 81 i
O'Clock p. IN, without further notice.
TULLsY.-In this city, n the 18th instant,
| ParioE j. Iulley, 10 tho botl year OF his
| age,
Relatives and friends are invited 10 at
| tend the funeral nom hts late reside ucs,
| corner Of stroud and Brown stre.ts, on Fri
| day morniDR. at O'Clock. High Mass al
st. PRul's Cnuroh. !nterment at ). Joseph
Uemetsry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

The regular session Of the Direc
the Street and Sewer DepArimsnl
held lASt evening,
The weekly payroll Of s!5' -
ordered paid.
Permission WAS granted Hubert
sidy 10 set so feet Of curb 90
street between Hsrrison aud Val
stres t.; Francis P. ID lion, Ii 4
curb ON Franklin street hetVtul
and Maple; Edward + KIA
granted permission 10 tap 3
sewer 10 drain the prcp.ry No /
franklin street.
]. Frank Ball, Esq, reported
collected and deposited he q
0l4l So, the smount less Conniis|
certain liens.
The petition OF George ". Bus
others, which VAS read 10 O'und
time sRo, asking that Iis a
Front street, nom MAdisor TO d
line, be changed 10 LiOcGs,si a
was granted.
Contractor Riley was orjtitdl
the strests In good coudiiol
three days or the work Eoad
by the Board st his tIptnA
The contract for grAila1
street from Delaware ave a' y
street ard Tenth street from W
Olayto ton street, was aTsFaN
DonRherty a. 80 cent. pei cubic
Bills we're passed st i1l9W
D1len, Sl49.6g; A Gs'IaN
1881. 50; T. Leslie Cslp'n'e',
Uuion Blue Store C2npAaI
James j. Riley, S4l6 So
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Tho Bing street market was well
stocked ~irh vegetables this morning,
which were sold IS foilows: Butter, lo
70 20 geutt per pound; eggs, 20 to 20
cents per dozsn; POTATOES, 10 10 20 cent?
per bait peck; tomatoes, 10 TO ID cente
Per quart; peas, 10 70 Is cents per halt
PECK besns, 10 to 20 cents per hall
peck cabbage, 3 10 10 cents per head
straa berries. 10 10 Is cents per quart
ehsrr!as, 10 70 IL cents per quart rasp
berries, 10 TO 20 csnts per quart; beets
3 c,nsa n bunch; chick enc, osts auC
corr prices rale about the same as OF
lAst Saturday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
$1,000
X. of Z.

A meeting of the joint committees OF
the knights Of Pythais appointed for the
purpose OF making arrangements for the
meeting of the Grand Lodge, In Dover on
October oath next will be held in this city
on Friday evening next. The meeting Ia
called for the purpose OF hearing The re.
port OF the committe on ways and means
and transportation. A full attendance Ia
requested. Champion Lodae, No. 6, will
elect officers this evening, and they will
be pub icly installed on the evlning Of
July 18th
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

LoSp1S, June 26 The town OF
sulds7Ail, on the Gulf of Bothnia, the
centre OF the timber trade Of Sweden,
has been almost destroyed by fire. The
town Of Umea, on the Gnlt Of BothniA'
has also been partly burned. The
damage At Suudsvsll and Umes will
reach t5,o00,0c0. Immense tracts OF
forest lsud have been burned over. A
drought has prevailed for q lorg time
rendering the wood very dry. Tnit
condition and the prevalence OF wind
storms made the flames spread will
great hsrceness and rapidly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Tbs diver engaged In searching for
the vs.usbles thrown into tue river OF
jersey City by the boy messenger OF
Adams Express Company Is meeting
vita much success. The work lie con
Quoted az secretly as possible. Ga sun
day he made three trips to the bottom
OF tAs liver, descending through the
hOcr in the company's toilet.room tt
prevent observation, and recovered 81
gold suI silver watches, as mAuy chains
q halt dozsn boxes OF valuable jewelry
and = quantity OF solid silveIware, Tn
prop tJy Is much damaged, but In IL
preseu- condition is worth thousands o
dollars.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Panama Stripes "a very
pretty lace effect with inter
woven blue and red pin stripes
one OF the incest hot weather
thin dresses here-reduced from
20 cents to IS cents.
An extraordinary opportunity
in white Flouncings on Swiss
for white dresses. The very
handsomest patterns this sea.
son. A late purchase gave them
to us at a remarkably low f5.
ure-you get them the same
They are ~ yards deep, frc
and stylish. There's AZ yard.
to each dress pattern, $3.50, S.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

At meeting Of the purehs sina COM.
mittee of tina Delaware Hospital IL was
unanimously agreed to purchase the
residences and grounds OF the late
Bishop Lee, the price being SIS, 900
The property rs situated on Fourteenth
street between Orange aud Tatnall, and
is one of the moot desirable sites In the
city. The back extends down to the
city race. aud the grounds are well
shaded. The committee are entitled &c
conEratulAiions upon their purchase.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

The Sixth ward Republican club
HAYS unanimously agreed TO send dele.
RAtes to the Convention OF Clubs Of this
State, to be held o-morrow afternoon
In tbs rooms OF the Young Mems Re.
publican Club. No. $40 King street.
Delegates are expected from all the
clubs in ihs State. and . more thorough
organization will be perfected. A dele.
gate will also be selec6ed to attend the
National Convention OF clubs In New
York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Car5epters are busy ct the Brandy
wine sprinss erecting the barracks fol
the N. G. D., who camp ct that place
on July l7th. Tue mess tent is lao by
20 feet, and the officers tent ~ by Al
feet. Everything will be IN readiness
for the soldier b - on the day OF th'
tncsmpment. II promises 10 be quite
? chic for the Delaware militia, aud Ia
caused 3 kick by the old'time Dels
wareADs down ,hs State, who are KEEP
alive by living of Of New Cast
County, particularly WILMINGTON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

At the hearings OF The J
Court this morning Cars ".
ored, Was srrsiRued on w !
obtaining goods under fala
From the evidence 1t sPp'smI
went TO the shoe store Of d ? n
gomery, ON King street s'o ... ~
pair OF shoes. say lrV shsJ WI ~
Josephine III h, "alls. II
same statement shd pioou'e
OF n yard OF ribbon and s'Pni
hcisl flowers from Llura y :, o.
Market street above stIlo III N
last. After hearing i's s"Y '
WAS held in $500 IL si'a ''''
Appe2rAnce nj couH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Yesterday afternoon Coroner BArnh.a
held SO Inquest over the rerssns Of
6smusl L Parker, who d'eu from ths
effects OF being strres oy 3 cattle pen
north Of Brendfo. ii station, while lean.
ing from tb~ engine OF his freight train
OF saturday morning last. After heat
ing tbs evidence OF TIRES trAinmen, ho
gave 40 new facts beyond what has
been published, the Jury rendered a
verdict That the deceased came 70 hi,
death from being accidentally knocked
from he engine Of train No. Is, on the
Delaware Division Of the P. w. & B. 4
E., on Saturday, June %
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

The additional new police whose sp
pointments were to have been mAd'
public to-day were not resdy till
morning when reporter Of the REPUB
LICAs called upon Chief swtggett In
q ~ on WAS asked, Is Mr.. Deweei
; ing on duty at the hal ss turnkey
when the answer was made in the mega
tTga he fnilet to pass the Board O
! ami1srs 1nd hence Mayor HarrtnE
{ n aat no ather option than to sppoin
Ae Otusr rlau il his place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

At caucus OF the Democratic mem.
bars OF Council last evening James Z
Kaue, Of the Rslisoce, was agreed upor
as hist assistant engineer of the fir'
department to I'LL the vacancy caused
by the resignation OF ]. B Tucker, VII,
has been appointed sergeant en- tn
coming police force.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

George and Hiram MCCALL, with seve
raj other young men, are going douI
the hay tomorrow on the tug rauruI
on . hshtng expedition. On their re
turn 1t may be necessary TO employ 81
the teams Of the TrAntfer Company tC
convey the fish to their respective
homer,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
ueld for oOOI y.

Isaac P. Yenn was sspiGi.
Court this morning. "a, D,nlb|
committing an a .',,,sl Lee, 4
intent to Ill sAR nls,I1r u
ternoon. Aitgr nsn' IN sal
pear pea at The mex '.' term ,m1n IS n
During the T.. .s..tl
came very p mid vi
of the Jui.e ,,n f,r coui's
and was fined CIV ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Last evening James McDonough was
given a hearing before Squire Mona
CHAN on the charge NJ trSspassing on
the property OF the p, W. & b II K.
%. in thia city. According to the ties.
timony OF Detective Jones the defend
ant had been warned to ttAy away, bat
as he did not heed tho warning he was
arrt0'ed. The penalty imposed for his
misconduct was a Aud costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

Presiding E'det =, nsx' n
quarterly CO. US u
lows: n o,
Church; Tue. - a. 81
ley Chapel; 5' utiay D, ,, |
HsIt's. he WI, " "a /. ~
. 2 scott N cborch. , Mex,
be will preach IS i 70 Il
at Hart'si LSO p "'
Nd,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
ReprbIicnn hnnnk,rohisfs

na, the Republicans hsve manufactured
~ invoice OF several thousand hand
kerchiefs containing representation OIL
the American flag, with red and blu'
border. They are fer sAle BY Risgs 6
Giles, No. 7o3 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27

The term of II f. Pickles, as Collector
OF the Port will expire on Saturday next,
Thus far there seems to be only two APP
plicants, Euoch Moore of this city aud
Henry N Barlow Of Braudywiue Hun.
dred. The salary OF the office is $500 pei
year with fees, while that OF the special
deEzts collector - 81 900 Der year.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-27
,n,tlpg vines,


The Me.srs DUPONT POM o. y !
ting ct their wheat /. week steR I y.
usual in Chrls s aud @
d 5,'1I ped The The >, Iil,, 4
haav Ter thar ina os D.
the sclir- pTl,' al aiS1
rsralion l.F ta''' |