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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07

BoSToN. aug. 6-orders wcre issued hy
the government n dav 10 have flags of the
state arsenal aud all the militia arlnnrlea
G. ~ half mast. asd that The standards no
drapsd 10 h'acS aad badges OF mourning
be worn hy commissioned officers 20 iavs
aud That artillery minute guus aud
national salntes b. firod Gn the day OF the
iuncraL Lieutenant Governor hrarkett
teitgaphed Mr< sheridan, "MAssaehus-
et,., with tbs nation. sincerely moarus
and scnds conieicner aad svmpa:hy.s
Adii. Gen. Dalton teiasraphed Coi.-
sheridan, rendering = guard oi honar
fran the stfiRAn x.titHNrV
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Timber Lands.

35S acres within one-hslf mile Of salt
water Will cut l7.aoo,oa Price,
81 per acre.
if,D acres; win cut s.0oo,ooo. If railroad
VI .uld be built % Port Townsend IL
will run through this tract VIII
sell tia, bcr without the lnnd, or both
together Price, f-Soo, or x-eOo for
timber.
$50 acres. viii cut 9s.eoo. .o0e good driv'
ing strcam runs through this tract
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Anaihsr Campaign story spoiled.

SEF foEE, Aus. s-cCnc-rniaz Levi =.
NogiJns fepofcd fcfiFsfaeai from the
b-,sfs II GiFvef0r. af thu Canadian paeIEe
Railroad COMPANY. Inquiries ~ fhs osisee
VI H1raD Bliss 4, Co. made this aftRf-
nd1ss ELECTED the s-aisgasnf mat NJ. Morton
Mas si,ciea director sblIli 4 year EEp ~
hll pises temporarily Ia the bnari nnfli
sasee;los Wa maize of a suitable Canadian
dirs-stsr. @iuEe fHas election Be has asKsr.
even Ia = single ias'auca, attended fussfs
log - fas t-sasl or exercised ans 81 fhs
fsursioue ~ a director Ills Fsignsti.yi
aas f8rwAFsicd - tae bqafI iu the tariy
ysaff .! saaisntr. asa shis piaee viii De a.lsi
a. -. sngfrysss = Ha-eting Ia Montreal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-08-07
City Property.

IN lots is Yesier's SECOND supplemental
addition. oBv block trom Madison
street. houses all fuupd them. Price,
$50 each.
4 beautiful cleared lots Ia y, 7, Den
nys dfh addition, Price. 5000.
near street car ilne and within two
blocks oi nigtoT line route.
LOT with r,susa hard finished hense
In u. r. Dcuav's isark addition, two
blocks from motor liue route. Price,
tl@to
2 cleared lots in roatias addition;
commands q tsne view. Price. si-o,
lot in Roren addition, with Sroosn
house. Price. SSssa
lot in Kaufman addition. This Is q
choice lot. unly = aiosk from
cable ears Price. SS0
So lots. Eneland's addition 70 Snoeo-
misa CITY. all level and beautiful
lots, cleanca, within i've minute.
walk 81 West Coast Faiiroad dcIot-
Price, frem siie 10 si@' per iot 500
homish = io-ias thv m0st promising
inland iowa iu Western Washing
tom FOR investment.
a ones arrr l.sss in Snnhomish city
h.,as-s built all round them, beau.
ulauy siuussv,i fEice. soc each.
2 lots tn saohoms.A Cay Tor 40 each.
. lots la Saohomlsh Ciis fos SIS each.
acres ~ rich bsstous land adjoining
Seahuralsh CITY Price. stso
\ lot in snohontsa City Tor S-zA
an arr,,s fne lescl iaud tive miles freE'
Wbasron Frscc, SO per Aere.
An scres. one saa bait tnils> from -
hagne. snliaale for dividing iGto
aud tgfaefc tracts. q sTr acre.
-. arFee wtthin half raile ei New
Whxtr.,n 'Hcrs sisSirSe.e. don { neg
iccs This Opportunity % make az
Investment
A hue c.Al property fof salc-
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a Muraerrr CanrIcted.
CoLoRow's orD GHU DGE.
The Famous Chief Interesting Him
...Ll I.. al... Ita.ae.at sule-

DkSyKR, Aug G.~-rhe Only news re.
&c vel from ignario. the headquarters for
tie southern utes. Is that the Indians havs
- itsaiy disappeared from their villa se&
II Il believed they have planned u keep
ont ot the way until theY could have
a conference with the N9rlheru
utes IL Is believed that iafsi party
fgoR both bands Il now epngfesating hs.k
in the mountains. a.sd viii ihefs hold .
great p1xWaN as 10 NAAi coarse t1sy VIII
pursue when they mest the com 'aissiosi-
CJ.JrJw, the old leaiss OF tbs N3stlera
uics. has intense dislike for she whites.
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ALMOST UNANIMOUS.


NoSrBosaHY. Ala. Aux al he ciecfi9B
to-day Was for governor and siate o'lrefs
and members II fhe legislature The Re
ysnbiiraas lad candidates in only few
counties. aaa faa ie b1l little eii.sft Ia the
canvas srsriy eyery candidate fJf the
iegis.MIu was q Demoerat. Govrfnof
Seay's majority viii b. iarge. Returns -
far received indicate fair Dcm0cratsc and
a small Het,atiiies4 vote
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HENRY GEORGES HOPE.
CIeyeiaBd's Frre Trade n stepping
stone - Free Land.

SEF YogK. AHg s-iieliegsrs In Henry
seSTgs's Idea - tils number oi s0oj met la
Cogprr UnlnH to-aighf Resolutions sert
adopted ia favor VI tariff reform aud the
aeniinaii0a of Grover Cleveland for pres
dent iirnrf George e1logizs.d President
Cleveland tariff message AMI declared IL
l. b. 3 vital step in difecii0a Of the objects
of The sluale taH thenrF.
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NsN kEnFoSa. Aug. 6.--rac falfawlu~
messages wcvc also received.
NgA NoRk.--s',sl. l. NJ sheridan. Teo
death OF the general was totally nnex-
pccieA The newspaper mea ars after ma.
but musi FOR time he silent. t'.smmas,s4
me in any way % manifest my rcssasst t,sr
tee EcnefSi W. Z, SnrRM1S.
Robert T. II coin caAica the f,llswIng-
LONDON Mrs. 7. II. Sheridan, Accent
ms slncere condolcace
RoBEsr r. tiNcosN.
eien- logan's willow sent this:
NoCNsre.N u-Mrs. Z. III. Sher;dsn-
NY heart turas TO You In deepest ~ mpalhy.
NARY = l40saN
Ex-frcsideat HAYES sent the fallowiars
fRsNoNE, o-MrS Gen. sheridan By lie
the death OF yonE illNSlrious husband our
country has lost her gnat battle general
All who served nader hlm suffer with Won
Mr.. Hayes iSins In tac deepest svlapathy.
RUTHERFORD n HAYES
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laSpoLSl Sch.. Aug. s.-PreSi5eui Fstz-
gerald OF fhe Irish National lea~ue Of
America, has sent Col sheridan a message
cxprrSslngI warla symrsfhv In hehNif ~
the ieazue for the bcresved family Of cen
sheridan. who Is spoken of in highly
euiurisiir terms
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sAS Francisco. Aus. s.-Therc was an
adNance ut - cent ia all grades OF retiued
sugar SATURDAY., aaother advance of = cent
az O'clock this morning AMI third alss
vance 81 ! rent NJ 10 O'Clock. nry grauu-
lated y n0w ~ cents pouad. Thc
market l. very firm.
In the afternooa there was another ADJ
vance IN sugar ot y cent. mak lag * cent to-
day, and y cent siace saturday Dry gram
nlaiesi Is nov ~ ceuts a pound.
Mexicans Fleeing From n Draft.
Tics slS, Arix. Aug "a large iatiax ef
MeNitans Is aotictKAle In Tucson. sever
al hundred ARE here. and many more ara
coming. IL Il understaod the Mexican
government has issued an order to ralsa
t1,noD teorc soldiers, which accounts fof
this exodus into Arizona
New California Holiday.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. s.-Thc governor has
declared the day IA which California
was admitted into the Union ~ a legal
holiday. Tie will issue a proclamation this
week As admission day, september ..
ialls IN snnhas. he has designated Man-
day, the 18th As the holiday.
A Murderer Csnvicted.
SAN FRASessc0. Aus e.-Iohn MsNalty,
the longs foreman who shot aad killed
James Collins some time aga, was con-
yietcd ~ murder in the first degree today.
Thrcaiea the first @isBer.
ST. PAuI.. Aug The bismarck cores
pondent of tile lf0Heer i'fess wires. An
inside man from standing Rock today
says the Indians hayc resolved Ia secret
council 10 XII the first Inilan thai signs
This troublesome resplntian makes il awk-
aani for the FIRST Indiaa TO sign. fis
credits the Indiaus firm position 10 me
bad osiiees of sauaw men and hall bfuedss
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Farming Lands.

Farming Lands.
SO acres marsh land in
Skagit county, near Mt.
Vernon. This is A No.
I land. Price, $3.50
cash.
100 acres of rich bottom
land, II mile west OF
Terril lake, in What
com county; alder and
vine maple; land easily
cleared.
100 acres on Orcas island,
"a mile from postoffice
and steamboat landing;
90 acres cleared, 40
acressunder fence; good
farm house and barn;
stream of water runs
through place; school
house within a mile.
Price, $40 per acre;
$1,000 of this on time,
to suit purchaser.
100 acres on Orcas island.
This land is easily
cleared; no large timber;
good soil; about one
mile from boat landing.
40 acres suburban tract
near Hall Bros. ship
yard on Salmon Bay.
Price, $500 per acre.
|I38 acres two miles above
Snohomish City, known
as the Low farm. Ev-
cry acre of this is rich
bottom land, so acres
in meadow. and will
yield annually $50 tons
ofhay. good farm house
and barn, with sheds
and outbuildings; so or
90 fruit trees, all large
and bearing heavily,
consisting of apples,
pears. plums and cher
ries; 30 acres pastur-
age. Price, $525o, one
half cash. balance in ,
years AT 10 per cent.
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The rricc af sugar Ri.inr.

CoLuHHus, Aug, s.--GSV Foraker han
issued proclamation closing the public
buildings and ordering Gags At hall mast
till Sheridan's iuncgai
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Mourning of the q. Ar.

wAsHiNsroN, Aug. G--Sien, Lincoln.
commander OF The department OF the Po-
iolnag, g. A. K. issued an order this even
Ina announcing Gen. Shrridan's death. cx-
pressing sympathy foe the family. ordering
the olhcefs OF the order % wcar mourning
for 20 DAYS, aud stating that the depart
nicut haa rendered aa escort Ia Gen. SaAo
Geld on the day of the funeral
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rscApy eadgwed with al the qualities which
1sxe his cxsfA national k'ss
GRosnx CLErEL&xp~
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Flags on the public buildings, hotels and
f120F oszSsness hc1ser are q, half mast cut
OF r4spees % TIE memory OF sheridan
The Repubiicsa Szsicaal Ilesgt.e. district
and o<her local srga1ai iEzssssns held meet.
iags to-day and PASSED resolutions OF r.
g-es knd coincidence.
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TBS secretary o; war issEed general or
der 10 the arrav this sfseruoop. ai.uoan~snr
Gex5- Shers1zn's death aud circcrfny fhst
the nses Of al military pests Be rsacesi at
hxiAsnast
The pr ssfenr si-tefeSs that Gen. Scoaeid
Be ordered 10 Washington st unce 10 as
s1rat con raAa1. and Telegram to that eject
vas xeEi u him hy Acting Ad;t1sess Eei-
ton taIs afternoon
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DRS. MINOR ~ DAWSON
DHYsIcIAEs AND suRGEoNa
orYfcgs IN orEsA HousE BLOCK.
Telephones; once. No. ~; DIR. Minors
residence, No. H
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GEoRGE ID BLAKE.

A TTORSEY At LAw-F0osfs Is Axp u
"a Union Block, seattle. Wash.
SPECIAL attention: CORPORATION. Land and
rssrsfssae law
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G.. f.. CASE. NJ. ID.
A BDoaIsAL SURGEON AND GYsE
"A e0logist
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NoSQuIrr, Aug. 6-rhe following pail
bearers have been seleeted by Gen. Sherl
dams family. Gen. W. T. sherman, NJ.
Field Of Chicago, Gen. Hawley. United
states senate; speaker Carlisle, Vice Presi-
dent r. Thompson Of the Pennsylvania
railroad, Gtn. Wesley Merritt, United
States army. senior officer Of the q. 4. K.
in the Dixir ct ef Columbia: Secretary
whitney. Gen. MeFieley, Gen. Joseph Fnl-
lerton OF ~. Louis, Secretary Endicott and
Geo w Chilts
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HENRY II. LOOMS,
A TToRxEY At I.Aw-KExSEY BLOCK.
"A corner Of Front and coIurzhia streets,
seattle
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D}k. H. ID. LONG n Il Efs,
GRADUATE OF THE UNIVERSITY OF
VI Pennsylvania. makes specially OF
diseases of the eye, ear and throat. Treats
private. chronic and skin diseases Re
moves cancer. timors and ulcers without
pain OF use ui the knife.
Once, corner Third aud Cherry streets
Hours, 8 a. m. f0 p. ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08


Yesterday afternoons session OF
court convened at 8 O'Clock, with sll
the Judges present. Mr.. Ward re.
euned his Citations In favor OF a new
TRIAL in the case Of Charles Henry
Riedel. After speaking for come time
Mr.. Ward read au affidavit, settiog
forth thas since the trial be had dis
covered that the prisoner had SO ffered
from alteration Of the mind, caused BY
. wound on the head. Aleo that his
eldest sister, father and niece arc gutter
ing from insanity. He therefore based
hiR application on the ground OF newly.
discovered testimony, and lhA. tie ver
dict was contrary TO the evidence aud
the charge Of the court.
When Mr.. Ward concluded, judge
Houston gave an opinion, In which be
said that while he believed the Coutt
had the right 10 grant 8 new tslal in A
capital case II there were circumstances
70 warrant It in so doing, be did not
think 1t would be justified in tails case, ,
and therefore the application was re
fused
rms opinion was concurred In nv
SuuRe Gfoob, who reminded Mr.. Werd
tnAt ne mad been afforded annie tIcs
= secure witnesses and piol1c, teetl.
mos ~ reference to tie rrlsoner's
sani.y, and that at hts request the case
nae oeen adjourned from term to tern.
sno YET these witnesses were net prc.
% s.Us He also called atteptk in max,
~ 'a IS.., a. q ! SSls'gbssoh 81 4 70 !, !
I'VE are here. noble jay lac
SAleI 'JuStice had given the IslsoneI
syeIy possible advantage, and thu. "a
,risi Dao Deem fsir and impartial, be
2o the possibility OF q DOUBT.
-Ie jury IN the Graham case we're
still out when court took recess st 9
O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

The court martial Of Captain Til omas
o Selffidge was continued in Washing.
ton on Thursday. The accused took the
stand In his own behalf and detsiltd
the precautions against danger taken
by him on the occasion OF the target
practice In question.
Thomas Rowlsnds, . liquor seller In
OhArlestown. MassAohusett', Quarreled
with his wife on Thursdsy on account
Of jealousy, and shot her dead. BE
then shot himself and died In o short
time.
The 8 yesr-old son If Rev. George NJ.
Anderson, a Methodist minister Of
OheIo kee, Georgia, disd under the sur.
geon's knife. on Iharsday, after tn
NOR had been removed from his breast
Walter A. spiosr, master painter In
Chicago, shot himseii in tho temple on
Wednesday night. There had been
trouble bot ~een his wife and himself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

BosToN, Mass June s.-Reports from
the western part Of Massachusetts, show
that exees s-''a heat Prevailed On Wedpes.
day, and aIeverc thunder storm ga
great damage in many places. At ST.
Johnsbury, Vermont, hailsto IN W Ith a
high wind prevailed, te .nnp IN tees
and damaging buil'' .pqs. At LiItleton,
New Hsmpshir.., the hailstorm u roof, d
many Du .aings and tore up number OF
uses. Lightning struck the tower OF tht
town hall in Westminster, Vermont
totally destroying the building and {
dwelling owned by Frank Haywood
The town hall was one OF the oldes
landmarks in the vicinity 1t was bull
in l770, and was thoroughly repaired |
few years ago. 1t was in this uildinl
that the inst Leg stature of Vermon
met. The loss on the hall is $50
During severe storm Wednesday nigh
lightning struck end destroyed th
farm house OF Stephen Clemens, nea
keene, New Hampshire.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

When person is sick, sometimes when
he buys clothing, because he can't find
his choice any more. he has waited SO
long the sizes have run out Now Is
your time to come. You can have your
choice yet as our variety Is full. Come
now Don't wait uutil you get left
Like somebody called in to day Tor Is
pan s-too late; they were gone, We
had some for 49,, which they had to buy
because they could not bug them any
where else for lie than 25c Call early
at NJ. Meyers, N. W. corner Fifth aud
Market streets, where goods are marked
In plain figures. Satisfaction guaranteed
or money refunded. N. w. corner Fifth
and Market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

WEST CHESTER, Jute 7..-Wiuii
Moore, a colored msu 81 yesfs Of q
reached bis home liz this borough n
evening FROM Wilmington, where
had gone for q bride. Sae Is 90 ys|
Of sGe. Moore was born a slave In VI
sinia aud came to this borough Just
fore TIE war. he lei. bthtrd bid
wife, whom he married flfiy.seJ
yssrs ago. After the EGr he made
effort to End her, but lesried that
bad been sold further sou,h be:o,o \
war terminated.
He then entered into a marriage cd
tract with q Womsn named Nal
Gaines, living here, bat made a cont
tiou that II his first vie should
found and would come hers that
second wife was to forfeit oil claim
hiB affection and support ard lee
him. Eighteen months after this nj
riaRe DO heard Of wife No. l sld q
for her. Wife No ? took her dopartI
aud No 1 was installed IL bis Lone.
One year ago sho died, bnt the
men did net return TO bis second To-
bat wont TO Wilmington and, alte
three weeks' courtshipi secured
third wife.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08
THIRD R..flOM.


The building at the southwest corner
OF Tenth and Market streets has been
Improved aud modernized, aud row is
an ornament 10 the neizhborhoad. A
part Of tho upper stoiy has been re.
moved, making the roof fat, and the
antire outside OF the bnildrg has been
painted. The store on the corner has
been used for q variety OF businesses,
but none seemed TO succeed until Mr..
@. B. Barrett opened u few years ago
as o confectionery. He commenced In
. very modes { manner, but by making
nothing bat strictly pute candieS, and
giving his entire attention to the
business, has succeed ed In building up
q trade thai has obliged him to in crease
his facilities aud greatly enlarge his
place. 6incs the Improvements have
been made 10 the building Mt, Barrett
has fitted uD On Ice crtRn fsi4 on on the
second floor, which is baudsoDely fue-
nished and second 10 ncae 10 this city
The hoor Is covered with Brusss oar
pet, and there are enough matb.s top
tables and 0 -airz TO accommodate sixty
persons.
The saloon is reschsd By an easy
stairway, aud Ia one Of the o.olest to b ;
found. The store on the frs. flor 10
we'll stocked with variety OF hne coz.
fections, the greater part Of which ere
manufactured By MI. Barrett He has
also had new soda water fountain in
troducsd, and dispensea that refreshiug
beverage Ice cold, with pure fruit
Byrups. The store is 10 charge OF Mrs,
Barrett, q refined aud polite lady, who
devotts her eatire attention to catering
90 the wants Of their patrons. TIE
basement has been fitted up ns candy
mandatory, and Is well supplied with
every thing necessary for making 1nel
candles. The Ice cream served at this
estsb lishmsnt is strictly pure ard de-
licious,tn fact 1t could not be Otherwise,
rs 1t Is mkde Of pure cream from the
beet dairies, Ia free from all aduitsrA.
tien, and favored with the pure juioe
OF the fruit.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

WASHINGTON, June s -l1 the ..
eenEte yesterday, Mr.. Morgan, OF AY
hams, offered a preamble trd rtiol
inns declaring that the Fisheries trta9l
had been duly negotiated and 10 lAW1
and valid. which went over without
ton.
The House went Into COMMITTEES i
the Whols on the Tariff BILL. AitGs|
posing OF the lumber section Of inc Y
tho COMMITTEE rose.
A subcommittee OF tho Housa Uo1
raitteo on CONNER Will repgit in'o]
bly, to the full committee tbs bl!s Y
feriiag upon State LsSs.a
right TO regulate and ctnigo! tie ~
fares and tolls OF rsiio'ds PatI!I
through the Slate, when sn2a Fslt N
haze been chartered by the UA'1
SthtGB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08
FIFTH EDITION
Dots.

Dota.
j. y. White & Bro. h,y. IT,.
70 rent ten dollars a month 'No ho'
-. we are not going to the ss.,ho..
HenIy Pike. O' market stI
II. F. :Robelen furn,.h0.
nn n,un t Wili DC used on the steamer S II
Elmer + Mitchell wbob,,,
ing In Chicago for eomg t,ms I Seen
ed to our city. ''"'e nas retl
M IS Margaret Beastop o,,,,,,,
mas nas been visiting friends IN y o 1.ua i,e
the past week ~ our city
Tt Ernest Ts D MeNalr anil bride ~,
YORK. 81 "''' Point
Miss Gertrude L sbIyo. ~
city. ''' harris ia
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lea lei. v.,,l
Afternoon for q two wiet. Iege
Smyrna '"'esS Wis
Frederick Heiss, of Sixth ard W.
streets mas returned from Zen
visit to Atlantic Ciy. WI
George H, OFT, a Phila5elrb,,
smith is fitting up the corner wo,t
Diamond state Brewery.
Mrs. Emma Maui of PanosuA
vltiting her sister, Mrs Georre II ~ n
we'll at Eighth AID Church Streets,
The Portland Paving COmpanv
oetn q Tarded the contract ior NJ,
N j. "0olOu
Mr.. Howard R. Janyler boi,er IN.
tor OF the B. & o. shoIs at tse n
Yard, has gone to Atlantic CIty IN N
cate for eight days.
Mrs DR.. Wales and Mis- Wall,
called their friends yesterday a,t"ynI
With cup OF tea. The decorstIous !,
June roses.
The park DOM mlss'oners have dso,
70 appoint superintendent Tor Ibo
parks; Any one desiring The posIS
should make application at IN n
date. The salary has not ye. bsen a
About twenty-five or thirty sd
laen from the Third, Tenth sld n
enth wards held q meeting last evan
and formed the West End IbdtreudI
Olub. The following oficsri u
elscied: President, T. r. MrEyilly:i1
president, j. Conner; secretary, Al
Mcguire; treasurer, j. Peyton,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

Mrs.. Mary Aun Miller, aged 81 years,
widow oil the lAte Joseph Miller, died
81 the tesldauea OF her son, h b r..
miller. ex OOunollmsn, corner OF Eighth
anu Franklin streets, on Wednesday
evening last, june g. shs was born
near fernsFrove, New jersey. Har
mslden name was 5ouders, She was
tne mother 9! three s'us, Who ore living
Fl b y. Miller. jcgafh A. miller
butcher IN thu Third straet market
and f. a Miller, VITO Is employed q
Edgemore, Her fpuarA will take place
to morrow moruiuG ct $50 O'Clock
High mSss st 81. Peter. Pro Cathedral
intermers at the NV Cathedral Gene
terry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-06-08

Died.
BENHErr-On June 9Th, Mary ann, widow
OF tho late Charles Bennett, In the 6Sth
year of her axe.
Relatives and ffiends are respectfully IT,
vitod to attend her funeral from her late
residence, on Townsend street near Lobdell,
on saturday, the 9Th instant, at O'Clock, TO
proceed to hivetvlew csmst story.
MILLEH.-On Juus 9Th, 1883, Mary Ann
Miller, widow Of the lSto Joseph Miller.
relatives and fnends arc resp ectfulIy 10
vited to attend her funeral setv ioss at St.
Peter's Church att 30 o'clock on Saturday
morninR
MuCRACkEN-on the 9Th inst, James q.
McNrscKen, son Of Thomas and Mary Nc
Cracker, aged 20 years
Relatives and friends st. Johns Castle,
NO. 4, *. q: E., also the Neptune Social
Club, are inv tied 10 attend the funeral from
ne residence Of his hroiher-ln law, Robert
MckelEey, No. s3l WollaHtOn street on sun.
| day afternoon, at O'Clock. Intermcnt III
kiyeryiew Cemetery.