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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

STATEMENT OF THE BOARD OF COUNTY CANVAS
Frs OF THE COUNTY OF NEW YORK
In relation 10 given for
Aldermen.
The Board Of County Canvassers OF the County Of New Y
having the Office of Clerk Of said County the l3h
l4h Eth 18th, 18th and 10Th days Of November 1883
and estimate the given In the several Election Dis
tcs of said County the General Election held th 9th
day November IL the year aforesaid do certify ooys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
T5pH AssemJRy Djsfricf.


That Il appears on such estimate and canvass that
The whole number OF votes given for the Office or
Member of Assembly for the Eleventh Assembly
District OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 49,.
OF which ebert Ray Hamilton received....... 39s4
OF which Milton l.. Gray received. ........... $40
OF which Charles h. Brown received. ......... 81
OF which there were Defectiye................. ~
And OF which there were Blank. ...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

F3ytemM As'emlly District.
FiHeenn Asssm5iy District.

That Il appear on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number OF given for the Office Of Mem
Der OF Assembly for the Fifteenth Assembly District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
FOR COROEEnf


That Il appcars on such estimate and canvass that
The whole number Of votes given for the Office OF -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

That n appears on such estimate and canvass, tDat
The whole number OF votes gwen for the Office OF Mem
Der Of Assembly for the Ninth Assembly District
was 80
or which John Martin rece we'd ............. bob
OF which William v Udcll received. ........ 3,JIV
OF VIII CHI Charles De r. II ILic received ....... y
Or wh ch there We're Defective. .............. IVY
And Of which there were Blank ...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
SlrlnM Asssmllu Dlstrict.

That Z Appcart on such cftnlutc aud Canvass, INT
The whole number of votes given for the Office OF
Alderman for the Seventh Assembly District was 30.
OF which George Gregory received. .......... 5ls6
OF which Charles T. Murray received. ........ ISIS
OF which William Ii. Inlriham. Jr., received. 1910
or which Irving = ROney Tccoiyed..... 49,. -
OF which there were Defective. ............... IS
And OF which there were Blank .............. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
T,ceRty@eoqd A'ssmo'y District

That il appears on .uch estimate ana canvass that
The whole ruaber votes given for the Office OF
Member Of --emb.y for the Twenty second Assem- .
biz DstricI was .......... ................ q,
OF which Joseph Blumenthal received 1871,
or which William j. Adair received. .......... e,oS
or which Carl Arnold received ................ Oi3
OF which Jeremiah T. Brooks recoiyed........ y
OF which there wc.e Defective ............... l8s
And II which tncrc were Blank ................ 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

We certify this Stat be correct and have caused the
sane 10 De ate-d by signatures Of the Chairman and
Sctary OF tbs Board this day Of November A. ID.
WALTON STORM.
Chairman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
11.rtllnM Conar1a,iond Dl,lrlcl.

That II appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The Whole number OF votes given for the Office OF
Representative in Congress for the Thirteenth Con-
gr,ssiona District ~
OF which Ashbs Z. Fitch received 2S),O
OF which james otis H0yt received. l9il2
OF which Herman Kahn received ............. go
OF which Simeon W. Clapp received. ......... 1872
OF which there Defective. ............... $50
And OF which there were Blanh. ..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

That il appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number Of votes given for the Office OF
Representative in Congress for the Fourteenth Con 5000
graaiona District l2,ool
OF which william g. Stahlneckcr received. 1861
OF when James " oO1 receiy cd .............. 400
or which Edward Goldsmith received ........ 1862
OF which Victor w NJ Benedict received. 1s6
OF which there were Defe tive. .............-.
And Of which there were Blank. ..............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
Ffrh AssemMu Disttict.

That il appears -uch estimate and canvass, thst
The whole number OF votes given for the office OF
Alderman for the Fifth Assembly District was.
OF which Alexander J. Dowd received ....... 3,is7
or which Frederick Won Gerichten iyed.. 2.9l3
or VIII en- Audley j Mooney received .......... 1882
OF which Orange +. Small received ......... -
OF which there were Defective. ............... -
And OF which there we've Blank .......<.......
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

IWFITVTV0TFW HFFFUfJfV DETTtY
| That 10 appears such estimate and csnyass that
| The whole number OF votes Owen for the Office Of
Member Of Assembly for the Twenty fourth Assem-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
EonrM Asslmbln District.

That It. appears such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number ~ votes given fos the Office 81 lem
Der OF Assembly for the Fourth Assembly District
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
TRird Assem5iy Dlstricf.

That II appears such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number OF votes given for The Office OF
Member Of Assembly FOR the Third Assembly Dis
Of which Thomas smith Jr. received ...... 4,93s
OF which william J. LOugheed received ..... 2DJJ
Or which Richard 4. Taylor receiyed.......... ~
OF which there Defective. ...............
And OF which there were Blank ................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
nm AesomVv District.


That il appears such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number Of votes gwen for the Office OF Mem
Der Of Assembly for the sixth Assembly District
........... .............
or which Charles p. Blake received. .......... 37l2
or which Gustayus Mennngcr receiyed....... 3,9io
or which Jacob Rawszer received .......... Los
OF which Robert y w. Pincl,ncy recelyed..... ~
OF which there were Defective ................. y
And OF which there were Blank. ............... II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

FOR PHEsIDEsr TIE BOARD or ALDEnNTH.
That II appears such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number 81 votes given for The Office OF
Presdeat ei the Board OF Aldermen wks......... "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28
STATEMENT OF TIE BOARD OF C0gNTYr CANVASS

The Board Of County Csnvas-ers Of the County Of New
York having mot tn once Of the Clerk OF sa County, on
the 18Th l4tn 10Th Gt, I'm and uJh days OF No'cmber
1855 10 aud mate the given IN tic several
Election Districts of aii County at the General Election held
on the Gh day November ia lc year aforesaid do certify
az follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

That it appears such estimate and canvass, that
The whole number Of votes given for the Office OF
or which Christian Cioctz received. ......... 4ass
or Which John W. Reppenhagcn received zee. 2, '6
OF which Daniel Patterson received. ......... 1881
or which Charles w. A. Mierhnsky received 1877
OF which DECLINE Benedict coycd ......... 10
or which there were Defect yc. ................ II
And OF which there were Blank ...............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-12-28

That It appears on such estimate and canvass, that
The whole num OF gwen FOR the Office OF Mem
| her of Assemble for the Seventh Assembly District
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15
Doath Of an Es.imablo Lady.

Mrs. Lydia A the wife of Charles L
Parker, died last evening at the residence
of her husband, No. 703 King street,
after an Illness of about one year,
although she was only confined to her
bed for the past week. The deceased was
about 65 years of age, and was born near
CentTeville, ChTistiana hundred, but has
resided In this city since she was a child.
She leaves two children, a son and
daughter, both OF whom are grown, the
son Harry @ being the well known har
nees maker at No is East Third street
For many years the deceased has been a
faithful member of Asbury NJ e Church,
and humble, consistent christian Sht
was highly esteemed by large circle Of
friends, while her many acts of benevo
lence endeared her to those who were The
recipients of her charity But In the
family circle her true worth was besI
known, as she always proved hereelf /
faithful wife aid kind and afIectionat,
mother. Her funeral will take place a
IL O'Clock on Monday morning, and th,
interment win be at the Wilmington ant
BrandyWine Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15
FOURTH EDITION
Ilnla.

00NAR
Cough candy 81 FerEnaon's, II u, "a.
OupplnR and leechlpg by George B.
MelEnsr, los Rasl Third street.
a special meeting Of the Licensed
Liquor DoaleFa' Protective Association
viii be held on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Henry Pike, Of No. 500 Market
street, H. Waiting relatives In the State
lof New York.
Edward Beta, president OF the Will
minRt,p Coal Gas Company, gives no.
tioe to dslIpqleuta 10 pay up or the sup.
ply Of gas Will be cut OF.
Thompson, surname known as ''Bie-
nal, knocked man out In one round
to-day during dinner boar on Front
street between Market and King.
Misses Kate and Bessie, daughters OF
State Treasurer Herbert, are visiting
their AiHter, Mrs. Edward Kemp ri
syTncuse, New York.
A lawn fete viii be given this evening
- the house OF the Misses Jones, No.
|1s27 West Eighth street, for the benefit
Rodney Street Presb@ erlan Church.
The Price Senate Base Ball Club de-
feated the silver rips OF BllverbroOk by
a score OF s to 7 81 Boheut&en Park yes.
, serdHy. Mccall struck out sixteen OF
the Silver Tips.
Miss Maggie ElIason, No gOs West
Seventh street, srrlved home this morn
ing, after n visit In Middletown and
t1vns down the Peninsula for over a
week.
For olesn and easy shave call ct lea
East Third street. The razote are sharp
and the towels clean. They have be-
cured another jouFneyman, who tAkea
great palns In shaving.
N. Dnshans CIoward Is In New York,
where he goes to secure permission from
Bronson Howard, the author, for the
prod uotion Of "EFminie" by the Choral
Club.
W. Y. Warner will have another sale
of horses ct his bazaar, on MarylAnd
avenue, next Tuesday, thus giving our
citizsns another opportunity to seoure
good Bargains.
A meeting Of the Sixth ward Repub
loan v0tera will be held this evening,
NJ y O'Clock, for the parpose of electinE
Ave delegates to the Dover Convention
ct the Young Mems Republican Club
rooms, $40 King street.
Tbose persons who 90 TO PHILADELPHIA
for medical advice can have their pre-.
soriptions Allied At Bslt's, Sixth and
Market streets. At more reasonable
prioes than In Philadelphia, You are
acquainted with our reputation for eur.
plying pure and reliable mediolnes,
The members OF the U A. NJ. e.
church of New Castle, Del, win hold
their second quarterly meeting to-mor-
row (Bunday,) and win continue all
week in church camp capacity, until
Sunday, the Esd inst. upon which day
services will be held in LtBlie's lawn,
when able diyiues will be pres emit The
public 10 cordially invited to att end and
assist them.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

MEDIA Sept Il, The bad Effects Of
the MiLa bills aud the OouaeQusut stag.
nation OF the buainefa Of the textile In
duatriAl establishments, owing to the
uncertainty OF the future, still contin.
ues in Delaware eounty. Yesterday
tho large cotton ard goolen mills Of the
Lewis tslSts, at Clifton Hsiehts, en-
ploying nearly AfO men, oiOsed down
Tor an indennite period owing 70 lack OF
orders.
The Paramount woolen Mills Of
Burnley q Co., ~ Lsnni, have also shut
down entirely end M, william Burn.
/ ley rays they will not stsEt until buai
nesa Etvlvev, rs they would be- running
ct loss. The Riddle NJ lis At Glen
Riddle are Afro running only three days
In tho week, giving the operatives bare.
~ enough to live upon.
A gentleman engaged in the wooden
goods industry estimates that fully 5000
perGonb have bstn thrown ont OF em
ploy msntin Delaware County By the
shntting down Of mills during the past
foI weeks.
The prOprIetors OF all tho establish
ments affected are unanimous IN the
opinion that the Mills bill 10 the cause
OF al the trouble. The Riddles have
posted = no,ies on the mill doors say ing
that sueh was the fact, and tho Train
err, owners OF the large mill at Trainer,
have made similar public announce,
meut In their entire career Of nearly
atty yeaFs Is Is the ATst time la their
history that the Trainer mills have
been compelled to suspend entirely On
aocount Of the dullpets Of trade.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

GLOUCESTER. N. j., Sept 10 "A
handsome young woman ,neAtly atilfed,
was discovered about 2 O'Clock ester-
day morning by Policeman MaIp,e and
White, lying unconscious along the
beach above MoGlEde's hotel. From
her surroundings II is supposed that she
had been abandoned BY ptrsonB that
had visited the shore IN 0 beat.
The assistance Of Policemen Oattsii
and Aughenbaugh vas secured and the
young woman WAS conveyed 10 the City
Hall on a stFetoher. City Physician
Wamsley was summoned and attended
her. he Was unable TO account for her
condition, She ley in n comAtose state
rtarly all day. All efforts TO revive her
10 give her nonrishment failed. At
times Rhe wonld cry out: "0h, mother,
N other, oomtp' ''Let me die eRslly.t
at 10 so hard" The physician and ct
tendAnts endeAvefsd to ASCERTAIN, II
possible, her Iams and where she came
from, but without success. The physi
clan, fearing that she might die, had
her convey cd TO the county hospital at
Black wood.
The younR woman is Of petite form,
dark complexionad Gn1 dressed In
gray suit. The chief Of police ard ofii-
GERS IRE inVeBtigatipg the singular case.
She is NOT over II years OF age. 1t WAS
evident that ahe was a person Of Ftfiue
ment, bat from the fsots Of, no doubt,
harsh treatment, her long, flowing
black hair vas knottsd and tangled,
showing ik had not been oombed for q
long time. Il iB the supIo itIon of the
olty authorities that she had been taken
from veEael and plGcsd In boat and
rowsd 10 the Pave where tho Cffi ,ers
found her, when they discovered she
was about to die. II was also considered
plausible that she had been enticed on
vessel, and when she found she wAs
away from home her mind became IN.
balanced and she WAS confined to tina
hold. The condition Of her Are cloth.
ing covered with Yermin, ss 1t was,
oa1sed this theory. The officers, Al
they approached where ale lay, saw q
bJat leave the stors, but were unable &c
discover who the occupants we're.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

AZ sundown last evening the JswlAh
people ihEoughout The world oornmencsd
me observation Of Yom KlppaF, or she
Dey OF Atanement, which will continus
uheil sundown this evening. DurIne
the Zine all Of that nA,ionnlity viii
from either drink or food. Thsv Iii
visit the aynngoQne And sioiu IL ntsvss
end aelf-e1&ninAtlon. ana dsv 4 Re
LASS % ehe ten penitsntIAl dnys observed
~ the Hebrews, aud 10 abe holIeet ~
All the days observed By them. There
are various pray eRn during the day, the
one last evening being called Dol Nidre.
and % day there will be periods called
nenAchsie, corresponding 10 the morn.
w sersicei MuSsaph, noon service
evening service. All the jawiAh plaoe,
q ouslness In this city ere closed to-
uey.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

The -four mill OF Samuel Hickman,
near UlAymont, was destroyed by era on
ThurtdAY morning last. The Chester
Tlmes thus speaks Of the Gre: Samuel
Hickman's -four mill, located Just with
in the Delaware Comfy line near Clay
mont, WAS destroyed by fire. on last
night. Loss, SIS, C00i insurance, S10,t LOO.
This mill has been burned several
times before, the last occasion being
about three years ago. Mr.. Hicknkn,
assisted by another mAn, lAbored hard
TO remove articles from the MILL and
vera later given some assistance by q
dozeu young men from OhettsF, who
we're returning from Bethel and seeing
she blaze dove over to the mill. The
hre was of inoendiAry origin, as the
machinery was worked by water power
ard there had been no Ere Ia the stoves
since last winter
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

at the municipal court this morning
IsRieh Beeehsn, co'osed, wAa charged
with the larceny Of len paint brushes,
three psir " hinges. one foot rule, ne
pAteLt lock, one monkey wrench, one
axe al d SIX papt ntves from the hard.
ware tt17a Of d. james Jr. IL APP
peRrsd that the pIitoDer WAS In the
hsblt Of Visitl the store on the pre-.
tsuce Of Rst iuE glass of Toe water.
AfttE DbialLiLg tie water he would
steal the koof. mtpt!on d. After the
er,!c!es TAT bggn nlimei he Was at onct
suspicion td, AID tho information Wal
pincei In The b8pca Of the ofiolAls
YesterGay Dttl e,ive Jones through hi
ability AZ q d. ts4'ive sucoeoded In ar
FestinR The thitf After hearing tbt
avi'enee hs pa5 led IN $500 bail for thu
ng1t ttfW Gt Cont.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

Mi, J. p. johnson, the Amiable and
inimitnble manager Of the Byron Com
hiuRtlop, can Congratulate himself in
securing the accomplished Kittis
de BablAn - . member OF bis COM
psny. Bier flrat appearance will be Of
Baltimore on Monday Ia Ten Thousand
Miles Away" Miss Dc BabiAn 10 m
actress Of long experiences aud hne
quality. She hes faithfully served the
stage for years, aud has occupied high
POSITIONS 10 many leading companies.
Her work 10 full Of power and she VIII
|osrtAtnly prove q fAvoFite with MI,
ByIon's CON pApy. The young lady Il
the wife OF Fred Warren. one OF The
oldsst members Of this we'll organised
o m biz alton.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15
FIFTH eOITI.



Ba Y ,A,SsylELp o, ssp.. my
sanas, AID Ohio ao ,qo
s M. nt train, cue 10 Ill li''' ~
"a sa's morning, was de,ali,sc w n
o :; ;AAnIhnegtown sid iv,a5 3s Y.
=. tn's city, and coilltsii i ~, y
, , % the .idIs. % rs w
n tUl.o" se By the tTpt,, ,a VI
ny ~ Soaoaos, struck Il, y, !,
, n!ns over on their ny, Ny
, steoSed. Almost MAUI ,
freight engine boilt, ' tIa,s,1
a wreos'ge 10 all dlrsgs 'Jsa
ny Ti People aud irjutlue V cys,
Ihe Two coacbt, cSs,s W.
s sspseia, h'arly oil Teturs n .
eneampmeut at Oo, I,S'sl.
water and steam irom H. M
isto the cctcLes, AND II ~ ~
That had no: been hpri ~ \. w
DeiA were soalded. Tia ~. "
pAsstu train wlio5 INV Nv \
cars had taiely psulei ,h ~ Y
Immediately taken =, ,a' ~ Y
And Bel leViile na ~ tle
those % places were TAKEN y, y \
me passengetS Eto VII, n M,
BY limbers oravltd on, ~ y, ~ n.
and BY the time lbt da, y, " \
SPOT all but 'our o. NJ. n.y. ~. I
broken coaches. "'' vac
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

Yesterday afternoon, John, the II year
old son Of Police Officer Thomas J GAYS
nor, residing at No. 32S Claymont street,
South wilmington, undertook to climb
up to a pigeon box in the yard OF bis
fathers Hsidence, when he Iell to the
ground, breaking bis right arm. DR..
Winner was summoned and succeeded In
reducing the fracture, and this morning
the sufferer was doing as well as could be
expected
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

The elegant dental parlors OF DR.,
Honeywell, at 70S Market street, fur.
niph the doctor every facility ior the
most satisfactory work and his prices
are moderate. Teeth sEo EXTRACTED BY
him for 25c., with gas, 600. Teeth
oleaned for 75J Filled with nmAlRam
sos silver, 100 gold, 81 aud upwards.
Ali work warranted 70 be hrst class IN
every Particular. Nitrous oxide Gas 4
speciality for the painless extraction o!
teeth,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15
~t@..-l
AN lInnEnAln An...D.l

-. NNAhE Lf Is
Hiram Ytrser, If Ma NJ
street, has perfected Al N, MI.
collar, by which hor,e. MI
sore or called shoulder, c an
", without pain or ltjary IA /,
Chese collars sic Lspt MI
matter tow so,e a hlrss', !,
be, they can he worn Viii N
and CONT fort. Mr. Y,rss, N
gaRed In the harness 6g,l,'I
~ MS life, and On be Issrs,I
horses, he has 81 eat yt.r,is n,
THIS collar for the purttg
them pain and tuattlp5
great demand for thtu, I'll
large shipment On FlilWl
persons have brpashl Nv
from a distGl ce, snd in ,s,,,,|
he hns siVtn peiitc. MIMI
fefger also manuia,,a,si M
harness, and ktsps elihl
hands constant 3 tmpo,d.
not handle cheap S.of Won, \
bis price, are 10 . hl. ~
the VeFv heEf nuaiue
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

Abont neo1 to-day q oountrymAn
wAe driving along Fourth street en- the
street csr trace, between Market and
King streets, Just As car was coming
down the hill. The driver put on the
brAhol, tnd he, With scors OF others,
called 10 him 10 get out Of the way as Il
was Impossible TO stop the car. He
tried to turn TO one side but the hind
wheel caught in the track and IL seemed
for few minus.s ~ though \ collision
was inevitable. The man, however,
So ceedud-in getting OF the track tusl
In time 10 save his wager.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15
DsssnOo Of I,Arnell.

State delegate Oven J. Hers on, Of
the Irish National League, has reosivsd
= letter from John Fitzgerald, Preai-
dent Of the Lesgue, askins him to de
vice some means whereby q fund may
be raised In this city in order to defend
Charles Smart PaFnell, = member OF
Parliament, In bis salt ARaipst the
VI 1ndon Times" for Islander. In order
to forward the movement . meeting
will be held 10 the ioom OF the A. o H.,
Tomorrow afternoon rs y O'Clock. All
membtri OF che different btAI chss Of
the National League are invited to bs
present.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

a. D. Joseph Of the firm Of Joseph
Brothers, grocerymen, No. 40G Madison
street, left this city TO dsy for the pur-
pose OF visiting his son, ID. ID. Joseph,
near Georgetown, Del.
Mics GermIe and Margaret Scott, No,
sos Jefferson street, have gone to Carlisle
on a vacation Of four weeks, and VIII re-
turn by the way OF Baltimore, knowing
THY will have a delightful visit with
their aunt Mrs Hartman.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15
Rspapliean sEeetlnrs.

This evening the Republicans OF ahe
Third, Sixth, Seventh, ElShih and
Ninth wards, will hold meetings to elect
delegates to tie State Oonvsntion IS
follows: Third, southeast c3Ener
Fourth aud Jefferson streets; Sixth, No.
$40 King street; sevsniL, southwest
corner Tenth aud MAiket streele Eighth,
southwest corner Tenth and Bennett;
n h, Old Academy.
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

Tbs "Buuoh Of Keys" troupe gave
smother one Of thGig enjoyable enter
tAinmeuts at tho Opera HouIe last even.
ina 20 fair sized audience. The play
will be repeated for the last time this
evening,
"Aeross the Continent" held the
boards aRsln ct the Academy last even
log to large audience. The iast per
Torrance takes plsos this evening. Go
and enjoy trip with q good COMPANY
"AcrCsB the Continebt"
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

Next ThuTsdhy Hops Latga
/. o. o b., wlll.Riys g sisId
to 4auoh Chunk and TIE vi
by special train ever lhs WI
aud Northern ana L.hlsh vs.
roRds. The scenery Altn@ ~
equal TO any tlst eau be ld1isl
country, and the entire ZIP u
Of the mott delightful hhd Z
the season. The rrlce o.
been placed at T. 70 stlf5 } !
ride over The WOndeiil' VI
that 10 undoubtedly tie Gisaa
Of the kind 10 the sotid,
Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

Yesterday morning A b
the photographer 81 No "a
street, took fOuy Views 1ilail
Jersey market Oh Fou.ta III
we're TAKEN with BIZ iuplaHa
nOous proc ese, and but . ts
tecond was required iQT W 4
Grouped in these vieEs ~
nesReA Ct stvtrl promiuEiHl
Of buEinefs eslabllFl 1tlh 4
stree t and some well EhaEil
who ohanoed 10 be psssirg q
Mr. Bte1her has rtceiytd ~ !
England for . set Of kl, we'd
rAvARts OF the cyo!onf, ~
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Daily Republican., 1888-09-15

The -four mill Of SAND
situated over tie ? rns, MI
Claymont was deslfay,l MI
nearl' all Of it's COT teris NJ.
on Thursday night MuAA
& wen a few article, were ~,
Hickman and a party ofa ID.
men from Chester wfo va.
from Bethel ChuIch, who ~
sistance. The IRE . slggaI
been Of incen1iary origta, anA
cry was driven by water Id "A
been used about TIE MILL. hi
was burrel down a few rem u
IL was rebuilt and lup'oysi I
put in. The loss is Csl.A al Il
while the insurance Is ouJs9H
Hickman Is IN tu'cfp.sH
serving man, and Lis iTlsit
will regret 10 heal Of lj'ua