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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

CLEANER JOHN W. THOMPSON
- Commencing MONDAY, June p, 1855 for poto-
mac h'vsr landings far Colonial Beach Nomini,
GurrlC man. and Leo zratown-
Leave 9TH street WHAT at Z am. Monday, wednes-
day. AID rday. Fare TO all landings hrst-cass, 80
eents. second-class 80 cents l. W. EMMARI,
fzl-ow General MANAGER
DOTOMAC TRANSFORMATION LINE
Il For Baltimore and Potomac River Landings.
steamer SUI Capt Geoxhexan. leaves Stephensous
War every SUNDAY. At o'clock y. kvse
For further Information, apply to
STEPHENSON BRO
mS-om 9Th wharf
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Judge Miller and his wife leave tomorrow on
their vacation. Justice Mills win preside &C the
M, @, c. stewart left this evening for New York
70 arrange Tor new outus Tor . campaign organ
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FINANCIAL
THE TRADES.

CPECIALTY IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AND
- Century MAgaxines bound for Is aud as cent? e
The LiCEiI MSDEkY tsstxblished 1S45l lOl3
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WILL FIGHT FOR wGDNER.
New Orleans Dsgtas sats Against The
w0SA1ngs00 DN6s nall Club.

To-day the Now Orleans Base Ball PARK Associa-
tion, By A. q. spofRord ana L Abraham, nied . bill
for IN Injunction against the Washington National
Base Ball Club and VIM widner. They ailege that
on July Is. ls1s, the defendant well knowing OF
tho existence OF . contract between the complain
ant and defendant widper. made An agree
ment or contract with the latter a. q base
ball player. They further aliege that
the defendant (widner'D services are
unoer the contract due 70 Complainant; that his
services are valuable 20 them and they have
never given consent 70 defendant (Widner) leav-
Ing their service, and the ngsgement 20 DESCENDANT
u In fraud Of their contract nghts They also ask
that DEFENDANTS club be enjotned from employing
Widper or aiding and abetting him 10 violating his
contract. The original contract n for seven
months from March TO september 30 IL s17S per
month.
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4 NHANCERl SALE OF VALUABLE BUiLDING
~ LOI. lMPRONrD BY HOUSE NO. lis FlFTh
STkEEL soUTHEAsT. HAVING A FRONT OF

STREET SOUTHEAST, HAVING FRONT OF
24IEET BY DEPTH OF 951 FEET. TO AL
By virtue of decree of tn Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia made in the No IL 243 in
equity. wherein VIM. H Marshall and others are com
plainants and Hattie and Alice Marshall are defend
ants. shall. on MONDAY AFTERNOON the THIR-
TlkTH DAY OF JULY, A. d. 1883, AT FIVE
O'CLOCK. sell at public auction, in front of the
premises. the following real estate described ON the
plat of the city of WASHINGTON in the District Of
umbia as and being part of lots twelve and thirteen
In square eight hundred eighteen, beginning ut
point on 18TH street east thiry-ve (35) feet north
from the southeast corner of lot thirteen Il 3D. run
ming thence north along said Fifth twentyfour
CAD feet thence west the entire depth of lot thence
south. along the line of lots IL and H. enty
four CAD feet thence east to the place OF beginning
Terms Of sale: One-half Of the purchase money in
cash and one half in the deferred payment to
bear interest from the day of sale and be evidenced
by the notes of the purchaser which be
by deed OF trust ON the premises all cash. at the pur
chaser's option. deposit OF 500 required sale;
conveyancing recording &C. at the purchasers cost
Terms of sale to be complied with within ten days
otherwise the trustee the right resell the
risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser.
EUGENE +. ARNOLD. Trustee,
-- 4oS Louisiana ave-
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers tylS-dSds
The ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED in consequence
Of the inclement weather. until MONDAY, AUGUST
SIX, 1855. AT SAME HOUR AND PLACE
EUGENE F. ARNOLD, Trustee,
1y3l-dSds 45S LOUISIANA ave-
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Try 1T,
merits tts reputation the ~Psoples Remedy" and
Universal Pain Destroyer" For forty years this
ersss vsgetsbs compound has proved its ecscy. and
never failed TO do it, duty whom brought into u
s19 ,nnAnnation, and should be In every housshold
TN, 81 ExIhACr cures burna sup6urnA CnsnnE'
asnoErhsxes. etc. Ask tor P0NDI ExTRACT. Tahs
no limitations my3l
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HINE BROOKE TXLLs ALL The EVENTS or
N LIFE All business con ndental Ladies andxan-
Qsns so cent? each. 4Ve / street. bstween sth aud
bu streets aoxthwes: u6-4vWs
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GETTING READY 70 Tow LRAnrs Looa-rhe New
York tug Ocean King. Capt canteen, and the BIOS.
soa ,u sus uode.writsr. the two Powerful boats
nan from JogginA n q, 20 New YORK ieft Boston
Satoroay. insurance o. 10000 has been placed
upon the ran on condition that the two powerful
tugs should be employed and agree 70 perform
s s pan , Without pays gnlso they landed their
SUCCESSFUL M. Leary win build other rafrs M
revolutaontze the lumoef-carrying trade
VIII Nof ALLOW NBoson 10 HOLD ovy1cR-J
". Ramsey, recently deputy clerk q Crittsndsn
toroay. 10 a Associated Pre0 reporter Mr.
6Ameey sid: n shall NOS return 70 Cutt6odao
SoSaT; y nos nsaatny place @ iva % not
tsoohles thers Was that ths whites Cd nos want
~ negyoee % hna1 o1lcs. bsi1sve IL Whine
leo0erD wroee IL lsstefs they accuDe - q WIT
tngs ogocr1ng white men % leave TIE county, n
oe0r % have - exco1o M Sannlng - ous a -
Daxt2ey canpbell she dSamakask No be- M
eome o9e 49, ooaone1 u N aay1um sor - n
$50 dls1 n Nsv r0k yegeer1Ay.
IS - =. - 6 s::;' 3. - - g =:
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1850 ESTABLISH

1850 EsrABLIsHED' 1850
THE NATIONS MONUMENTAL woRKR
l2e. Isl. l33 PKSxA- Avn wksr
The IarFeet and finest display IN the cftyoS
eIATUAkf MONUMENTS And GARDEN vAsEa
brscing GROUPS. sTATUETTEs. vAsEs and cAkp
hESklNkhs. by the best living Italian sculptorG
Apractical experience of nearly thirty yearols
at the service of the public.
open 70 visitors until y. m
mhlo-6m-l0 u. hcMENAMIN, Propr1etoe
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T,HoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DWELLING HOUSE NO.
1925 nth STREET NORTHWEST.
he SssseS 81 w III
FL Il the a. bT p0 Gf
1883, at FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, lot two CD in I. s.
Chapman's recorded subdivision of square 1856
paid i'll cash and residue in one year after date
with interest from day Of sale per per annum
b. deed on the property to the satis
faction of the trustees shall be given or all cash at
option Of purchaser. deposit of 300 to be made
Piled with In ten days. trustees the right
resell at risk and cost of defaulting purchaser.
GEO. 4. APPLEBY. Trustee,
wM E EDMoNsfoN. Trusteess
Iy3O-dts 5O4 9th st. NV.
VNRUsTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
AZ Nm Az nELAMAEE AHHNsE BETWEEN
BY virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District OF Columbia made in equity 1l2O2 the
undersigned Trustee will sell, at public auction,
DAY OF REGTsr 1883. at AAL Lfs P FIVE FIVE
O'CLOCK p NJ. the following real estate, in the CITY
and described lot numbered fourteen 4) in square
numbered GAO as the same s laid down the public
plan Of the said city,"
Terms Of sale follows One-third Of the purchase
money la cash and the residue in two equal INSTALL
ments payable in six and twelve months from day Of
with interest thereon at six per cent per snnum
entire amount of purchase money In cash. The title
to said real estate to be retained by trustee until
deposit Of sioo to Be made al time Of sale
to be complied with days deposit will be for
feied; and the right to resell reserved the rsk
-''>' '|'' 1''' '' 3So. T. sMYTH, Trustee,
522 Sth street n ".
iy3o-dSds GEO. W. sTICKNEY. Auctioneer.
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A DMINIsTRATOR'S SALE OF BUILDING LOT
hON q STREET, NEAR THIRD STREET NORTH.

On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON AUGUST FIRST
at HALF-PAsT FIVE O'CLOCK we Will sell. in front
of the premises, part of
LOT z. SQUARE 551,
fronting 10 feet 3 inches on, Q street
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six twelve and
eighteen months, notes to bear per cent Ter annum
interest able emi-annualy and to be secured by
deed OF trust the property all option Of
purchaser. deposit OF s10O at time of sale Con-
veyancing. Nc. at cost of purchaser. Terms to be
complied with in ten days. otherwise the right re-
served resell at risk and Of defautng
after hve days public advertisement in SOME news
paper published in Washington, ID. c,
BY order OF the heirs DUNCANSON BROS,
y3l-2t Auctionaar.
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TrproAsoE AND TAarrr. Too

HOW SAY YoUy
I'm for GROVER all over
And FRANCES too:
A-oombiDe TO TIP
Your ancient CANOE
Thus the psrtssns chan each other q the politics.
cauldron beeins TO bubble. Let 'em chat We're moi
n tne poiucei arena but live and move and have or
READY-MApE CLOTHING
World. and would be pleased 70 furnish any ron
tennsn with sstrictly all-wool business Suit
Navy Blue suit, ai wool and f.s, color a. bo
Noboy Chew OF Suit e.7o
some. stylish. desirable. durable and perfect
hitting suits. IN sacks and cutaways st..... 10 rs
ksy SUITE sisnf1a to s1G .ss,s Linz s 81
Se. SGifa .s sslm,s sss IN ma ysShi
We have f1i sSpoiy o. Boys suii.xl :i;;,
Fsn n & "a q ss o SS: ss:s. I'D Lons
seryiceable and slightly child's Suit Ut. lQ5
strictly Atwood Check suit tworth as 81 5vV
Nery nne Corkscrew, single and double breast
worth from CO. to es.5o). 100
rasht-s source OF pure deiiehtt 70 '~'
THE PEOPLE
dog barking a the the eloquent n ss1cs
OF the dear defeated
VICTOR Z. ApLER.s
10 PER CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. 10
VI and Sxs 9Th st NV corner Maasachusssss ave.
Strictly One PnsA
Open saturdays TN IL p N
.WoFYIcE COATS. stripe. sDd ebsols on s.,s
Mi6S oess nd Friday nornins from %
- - - &o0
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WARRINGTON NEWS AND oOaxIR.

CHEF JUSTICE FuLLn 10 oocrrY "Bs,MSxr."-
When Mr.. N. W. Fuller. the new Chief Justice.
becomes resident Of Washington, he Will prob
MI a. I. Barber, Oh the 18th street Toad Just
P FuIIer q Sas sns g91ndsy learned that Mr.
for long term, although 1t could not be- learned
Today that the lease had been finally cioeel Mr.
Fuller Is at present the guest OF Justice Harlan,
on 14th street.
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MT VERMONT MT. VERNON,

STEAMER W. W CORCORAN
Leaves It'll street whart ay lexcett sunday for Nj
Vernon and River Landings far down as Csymont al
10 o'clock q Returning reaches WAshinxton
sl0 l. L BLAKE. Captain.
I.OE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON STEAMER "WAKEFITID~
Le4ves 9TH 81 wharf MONDAYS, THURSDAYS
ADD sAIUkDAIs az an Returning TUESDAYS
FRIDAYS and SUNDAYS m. touching at RiyerIAnd-
lngS Tar NOTnini Greek Va. St Clements AID
Leonaritown Nd Connects with Is and o. II r. AZ
khepf- rtis See schedule JOHN b. PADGETT AT
&. ". RIDLEY. Manager ta2j
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A War Cleud Again Movers Over tAs
North Boundary 81 Le Dreis Park.
T1 BANNER BKrwRSN nowAnDrowN AND Tm
PARK TORN DOWN THn MORNING By MEN HHrtoYRD
~ JOHN ,. wAGoANAN-Fwo ARRBss MADE
nxsrDKNn OF HowA1pfowN ADVANCE 10 TIE
EDGE or TUE PARK.
Telephone wires trembied this morning with
anxious appeals from L. Droft PARK for absent
husbands to hurry home and for the police to come
out. However, none OF the husbands telephoned
for could be found, and when the police got there
the Tort had been assaulted and carried In other
words the fence-the historical fence-the bound
airy line that has been fruitful OF rumors OF war
as the boundary line between Germany and
France, was swept away by an invading host with
picks and shovels, axeA saws, hammers, and other
required in the work Of demolition. The fence
was high board fence, implanted and unsightly.
however, was a sort OF Chinese wall, barrier that
north.
TIE SETTLEMENT At THE NORTH.
AT the north is the settlement known e. How.
ardtown. These settlers seem to be regarded BY
the residents OF L. Droit Park much in the same
light as the old Romans looked upon the northern
barbarians. The settlers In Howardtown diner
from those OF LIE Droit Park In several particulars
TN Of sTAn reporter who
north OF the line where the fence stood the resi-
dents were black while south OF the fence they
were white There were also evidences OF differ
ences In style OF living and social customs In the
two communities While It seemed quite the
fashion for women In the northern settlement to
go barefooted about the streets, wearing one long
loose garment, and TO smoke pipes, the reporter
could not discover that such practices had gained
any foothold among the women south OF the fence
line. The women there all seemed to have shoes,
and, 50 far as could be judged, to wear the full
asSortmentof garments customary among women
within the city limits. Hence 1t may be Inferred
that In their social life there has been union or
reciprocity between the two settlements The
residents OF Howardtown, however, have looked
With angry eyes upon the fence that prevented
their making short cut In and out OF the city.
They have been obliged for years to make wide
detour when they have had occasion TO make in
curstons into the CITY, Then owners OF real estate
In Howardtown and north OF It have had dreams
OF wealth that would now in upon them when the
barriers were removed and the streets OF the city
were projected through Le Droit Park and outinto
the northern plateau. Owners In lie Droit PARK,
however have strongly adhered to their policy OF
protecting themselves from intrusion, even pre-
ferring to sacrifice the public improvements that
they otherwise might secure, rather than con-
sent to having the streets OF the city extended
through the park. About year ago strong
effort was made to have the fence ut the head OF
Linden street removed and the street extended.
The fence was torn down by men employed by q
real estate owner, but what appeared to be a
satisfactory adjustment or the difficulties was
reached, ana the fence was rebuilt.
A suDnrN rNv sror rprs uopNrro
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RoBDIRus RxPonrn-NichAel Dur11n, street
oetwecn 18th and 1osh streets nogthwoek reporu
that his green house was entered saturday night
reports that his sore On the BlA1eueQurG rual
was entered last night and 70 po0nd! & t0oacco
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This morning little before O'Clock gang Of
workmen appeared there suddenly and began OPP
erations on the fence. In "a few minutes the part
OF the fence stretching across Linden street was
leveled to the ground. Howardtown emptied its
whole energetic life upon the spot Scores OF men,
women and children, In light marching order, hur-
RED TO the scene. They took an exceedingly prac-
t1cal view OF the situation. In few minutes resi-
dents OF Howartown OF all ages were Fastening
homeward, dragging after them boards posts and
bits OF timber that had once formed part OF the
fence. They were not relic hunters but quickly
cOmprehended the value of this old timber as fuel
Meanwhile every household In LeDrOit Park had
become excited and the women and children-the
men had gone to town-came out with their faces
banched wi pYcffpnenf
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RAneB o. I'M ruERnonysse=The fplloWina
m. n: spm, g; maximum, -: u1n1mom. q
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The CASE OF LIEUT.. MISUNDERSTANDING Whit
ney to-day sent to New York an order command
ing Lieut. schaefer. Of the swatara, TO APPEAR b.
fore the general court-martial &C the BROOKLYN
navy-yard, TO answer charge OF absence from his
station and duty without leave.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
FOURTH EDITION
,.a m me sohuyikiiI.

pu,rApLrHIA, June ia man
.4 rnown along the schuylkill
h..-ss as HD0c" Pipkerton, VINO
- - = livelihood BY doing odd JOBS
-, IT, tse river front, vas drowned last
~ ~, ~ he foot Of the Gas Refinery
- below the Chestnut street
bird q In . rad sb,r,
70 onIy person who saw Pinker.
80 the ward OF the refinery aud
yassd 10 cross from the wharf 70
aat boat by means OF plAnh. ING
man 4ad been drinking and wiEeo un.
.seaaly. The plank slanteo snA.ply
40 pie ketton bad not taken more .nsn
thru rteps toward the boat peioIe no
missed his foOElug aDd feil sideNhys
into The water he was N sApoIs
svIm uer when sober, aud even IN ss
hslplrss condition "a he Was when ne
fei, msns1ed TO keep his head aooVe
ne boy ran ~ where the haroor pc;
lice cat ley beside the Baltimore ana
oTi5 st,rf, bu, before the police tug
copI4 resch the man he had sunk, ano
ttW,s iuily fve minutes before the boat
hoo{s N be crew brought his body az
me- i5a ao,tuu Of the river. The pc
uoN -rkea With him for long time
mi -sltnou. hope Of bringing him 4
oongcioufnesa A quarter OF an noul
after he fell into the water he was lyini
eovered With . piece Of canvas In tn
stern Of the Samuel G, King, and tn
little boy who had given the alarm va
railing bis story 70 the sergeant and
fhropQ Of awe struck companions.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Yesterday afternoon Henry williams
. very light mulatto, who has . barber
shop Il No. 500 Mad ison street, went
cut, leaving Joseph Butler, colored
man employed by him, In charge.
After being absent for come time ne re-
turued A. d fouud Butler quite drur K,
irving 10 cut Q child's hair. Williams
told bin that he had bstter 90 and take
4 nap and let him do the work, when
Butler made . thrust ct him with q pair
OF scissors, and 1t IVES also CLAIMED
threatened to cut bis heart out with
razor. As Butler Is much the larger
man, ard baj Williams in . corner, tie
Iattsr Knocked him down. Butler thea
had . warrant iesusd for Wiitams' ar
rest, and he had q hearing before Judge
lCum los this morning. fortunately
there was q witness Who Was present
and corroborAtsd Willisms' statement,
and he was discharged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Last Saturday morning NJ. L. Lichtsn-
stein left this city for New York, aud the
next news that was heard concerning
him was that he had sailed for Europe in
the afternoon of that day. 1t Is not
thought that Mr. Lichtenstein contem-
plated making the trip when he left this
city, as he scarcelV look change of
clothing with him. For several weeks he
has been greatly Frustrated by his busi-
ness troubles. and suffered severely men =
tally and physically, AMI here Is no
doubt but he has been persuaded 10 take
the trip by relatives in New York Their,
ls nothing new to be learned concerning
his relations with the Perpetual Loan AS.
ISOLATION, of which he was secretary and
treasurer. The stock Ia his store, No
IN Market street, has been appraised
anil the officers Of the association are sat
isded that they will not suffer any loss.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Harriet Davis, a young eolored girl,
W Is arraigued before Judge Cummirs at
this mornings session of the city COURT
charged with larceny. The evidence
show ed tn she had been employed as
domestic in the family OF John o'Ccnntr,
who resides in Jessup's Row. Last
Thursday she left, and on Sunday morn
ing John's watch, valued at S25, and VI
in silver, belonging 20 his bro'her, we're
missing. The family Immediately came
tp the conclusion that Harriet had taken
the articles and had her arrested. At the
hearing this morning O'Conner and his
wifi, testified strongly against the girl,
but the brother cleared her of all euspic
ion by stating that he saw the watch ana
the money on Saturday evening, and as
The g'rl had not been in the house since
Thursday, she was 81 charged.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

P1rrsBuRe. June 1.-THE lawyers
NJ tbis county held their annual picnic
To-day, The courts we're closed. Az
least eco attorneys and Judges went on
the excursion.
The ex.clerk OF courts Arch. Il. Row
and cot into q dihiculty with young
attorney Smith. son Of the late Q BIN.
smith one OF the most eminent mem
bers Of The bar OF quarter OF . century
eeo, Rowand struck Smith on the
head wish a coffee bucket and Smith bit
him bsuk With sauce pan. The ARRAY
yok plsce at y spring, and was caused
By the accidental splitting Of some hot
coffee on Rcwsnd's wrist. smith's
head was 90 terribly out open that be
tainted from the lose Of blood and had
70 be carried home. RowAnd's soalT
wounds were nlsO severe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12
Struck by oonsrss.man WISE

RICHMOND, Va June 1l.-Ths q
noon, ia q saloon in this city, Hon.
d. Wise, member of Congress from
(the Third district, anu Louis BOsiI
a prominent Democrat Of BIC amOni,
heretofore a friend Of WISE, had .
Guilty, in which II is said B lssleuI q
Wise q liar, AMI Wise gave him bio
the face before they could be sepli
by an Off OF the law who was pre-
So far no arrest has teen made, but
not improbable that further trouble
occur.
There was lively scamperIng Of
nesses of the affair, who were airAl
being struck by flying bullets, and
being DESTROYS OF appearing before
The cause Of the trOu lie is Demot
pollt les. Vice Is a candidate for rel
nation, with stropg oppOs ton.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

g re,lms $50 the B. & P. Railroad
Co nlny en'sfod Into d contract with
Couts.i q h=Cpsn, Of Philadelphia, TO
furnish atons and brick work for the
ne7 cot 90 tusit tracks, The oontrEc-
to.s engaged 50 sub contractor Liber'
Aio a.7leilo, for atone outing. Tbs sub
coz ttec'or engaged 3 number Of itone
oul'frz, AID ahsn he had completed q
portion q ihe work, tae contractors 70
fused 70 mrsI1rt u o. pby for II. The
sui conlrsetlr spp'ied 70 interpreter
Louls Pdftsr aud through the assist
Al Of " T LTnAu, a writ NJ foreign
st'tchmsus wa i'sued, which Wa,
sefyLt b. the sAsriff this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-12

Peer J. Ford publisheB . card re-
tam NJ thkLks TO the friends Who yo:ed
for lin for zteaf on Saturday, and
a. sag them % Vste for Avian Allen,
W. las. beyond any question, been
fsliI7 minated, AID who, throughout
ies . contest, conducted himself IS
a. should 10 every respect
A. zci1z han be will be = candi'
a. s.l Ise0 John J. Toner, Of
y ., &C. .e.u,ns his thanks &c
IN T1ts1t sa1 ia5s lie Will Be q cKndi
10 80 Gags hAucs, Il IA now
Or s- 0r SG-1s. J L7uoh % come fer
glr1 las d. AZ sane thinE, slthouRt
~ = .as % ? candidate shat has jas
5Tlunt : :nn o ain