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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

PITTsBURG, July 15.-The 2 500 col
ored voters of this city who have hereto
fore voted in solid phalnax for the Re
publican ticket are exercised oyer the
Convention called by the National G I'M
mittee Of Colored Ve'ers, to meet a.
Indianapolis on July 25 K IL Trotter,
recorder of deeds in Wash ington, and
Milton Turner, of Kansas, are the mlv
ingi spirits of the committee The com.
mittee have designated as delegates from
this city, Felix &. Anderson, associate
edior of the Broa1ax, and Walter
Brown, one of the prominent leaders oil
the cOlored people here. These men are
staunch Protectionists.
"This convention Is a great scheme, -
said Mr., Anderson. "Trotter, Tu ner
and few more called 1t in the interest
of Cleveland and Thurman. But old
Fred Douglass will be thsre, and you
know what that meaus. II the regular
Convention declares for the Democratic
party Mr.. Douglass viii at once call a
rump convention aud Harrison, Morton
and Protection win be endorsed and the
negro vote at once divided. This Ma
tional Committee is about 10 start q
paper here ia tho interest Of the Demo-
cratic Admin istration. Nevertheless, p
Mr.. Anderson added, "the colored vote
OF Pitt9burg will go Tor Harrison.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

A white mau, evidently a stranger,
has beea visiting the neiRhhorh9oo OF
Sixth and Walnut streets for the past
two weeks, and the neighhoTs have been
rather m5stif]ed as to his business or
the object IN view in spying around the
d difterent shautlee. he proceeded up m
alleyWRy on Saturday evening last,
about 10 O'Clock, In the vicinity OF
Sixth and Walnat streets, when q crowd
of colored men jun ped on him and gave
him . dTUbbing. He broke away from
his sssailants and made his escape up
Sixth styeat on dead run. As our In.
''plAyed checker on his coat tails !" He
had better tAks policeman with him
whom spOt9ng in the neighborhood
again.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

CHICAGO, July l3.-Jossph olker, o
District messenger boy, while passing
along La Bale street. near Adams yes
teEday, was shot and fell to tho pave
meat soreDming with pain. A woman
who was standing BeSr by declared
that ahe had hred the shot, and hold.
ing mp her reticule showed hole in
the bottom, She was taken to the police
staslou, and there gave her name Is
Jennie Crane, wife Of a we'll known
West SIDE politician and election judge,
She said that she had put the revolver,
which belonged to her hus usbaud, in her
reticule and that It had been Rcci.
d5ntally disohsTgei. 1t seems she had
quarrel with her lawyer, Z F. Nc
Nulty, who WAS with her ~ the time,
and the police think that she Aired at
him. Bha was locked up. The boy Is
only Slightly hurt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

PHILADELPHIA, July l6,-plaul
Spreckels says Jhs Sugar Trust hat just
put up the price OF sugar and he thinks
1t will keep advancing until 1t reached
8 cents. The crop has been unusually
email, seys be, and some refinerieb find
Il very hard to get raw sugar. "W'O are
pretty we'll supplied out IN our OAli-
iornia rthuery. AID won't have any
trouble. 1 have just received o tele-
gram from my son, @. A Spreckels,
saying he has advanced tbs price OF
suRsr out there and is doing a rubbing
business. We caa make more money
on Sugar now than the Irust can. The
Trust cannot make enough sugar "a
supply the demand. Undei the plesenl
arrangement tho reaneries out uf the
Trust must advance prices TO keep up
with tue Trust otherwise they would
be overwhelmed with business and
could not begin to fill their orders
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

A storm st sea means inevitable sea.
Sickness for ocean tI4Fslers. The vibrA.
tion OF stekmsr's sorew, even, is sore
trial to any but the strongest stomach.
"5plioing tbs main BRACE" a the imbi.
bition Of a glass lie iooularly termed by
sailors, Is poor substitute for the swRl
lowing Of that Incompatible tranquil.
lzer Ct seaSick stomAohF, Hostetter's
Stomach BitteTs, which no commercial
traveller, tourlSt, or invalid should be
without in "oroIsing the briny, For NJ ak.
ing q tedious land journey. No un-
medicated stimulAnt Of commerce is
comparable for tffioAoy to the great In
vlgorant. EnisTADts to the West pre-
nounoe 1t . reliable preventive Of ms.
larlal infection, as well as other com.
plants TO which heEdsbip, impure
water and miAsmAtainted vApors give
rise. Ii renders bTAckish water drink
able and harmlesp, and Is ane remedy
foa disorders Of the stomach and bow.
els, aud 70; kidney troubles and rheu.
mRtiam,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

A new counterfeit So silver certificate,
check letter D, has made its appearance
during the past few days, and is well cal
culatcd 10 deceive; the work ON It would
do credit to Brockway, the wel-known
counterieiter, The color of the treasury
number and the seal are excellent. The
most noticeable defect in the note is in
the portrait of General Grant, which has
a very scratchy appearance and looks the
life like express on Of the genuine. On
the medallion on the back OF the note
the figure 9 n the cate 1886 Is poorly
done and locks more like a cipher.
The paper used in the note is fac
simile ol that used in the genuine. A
gentleman living In the Southern section
OF the city get one OF the eounterfeits on
Saturday. He took 1t TO the bank to have
it examined and the bank officials after a
long and careful examination pronounced
it counterfeit The words ''Rcglster OF
the Treasury" under the signature of W.
3. Rosecrabs, were found to be badly aud
irregulariy printed ard it was mainly
through this defect that the bank people
discovered that the note was counter.
felt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

A tonic Is what nervous people require.
To impNrt strength into the nervous or.
Ranlsm is TO insure Its tranquility, pro
vlded oausss OF III h5Althfol excitmeDt
are avoided. A medicinal touio that
like Hostetter's Stomach Bltters-com
mands the unqualified sanction OF the
healing Profession, ard which Institutes
general reform in bilious, dyspeptic
aud debiltAted condition # the system,
10 surely entitled TO a eRreful trial by
Intelligent peorls, capable Of forming 3
due estimate Of a medicine, from EN-
phatlo aud often recorded professional
evidences In its behalf. Not only are
the nerves and st)mSoh invigorRted by
the Bittsrs, but the system is also en-
dowed With un nwonted power OF resist
Rnce TO Influences in sir, water or dsily
Avocation SubVerslve Of health. Prom.
!nently dangerous among the first
named of theGe Is malaria, agAist which
HOstetLer'5 Stomach Bitters affords .
competent sSflguard. Rheumatism and
kidney troubles arc also prevented and
overcome by Is,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

From lhs Star.
Curtis Booth, OF Phllsdelphis, n now
on . visit to his cousin, Misc Maria
Booth.
/ Mrs. VIM. HOlsohumsker 10 rapidly
recovering her hesltl.
Misc Mary BSit) and Mics LIZZIE
Kidd OF Marcus Hook, Pa, have been
visiting PoBtmaster ManlOVs Rod wife
the past week.
+ Hrs. RoseberTy, daughter and sopi
who have been Vieliing Mr.. aud Mfs j.
/. TA9sArt. left for their home in iii.
zots on Saturday,
/ James 3. TomGn, proprietor OK the
United States Httil, ~ Shaw town has
I been very III during the palt week bui
10 getting bstler.
The Misses Amanda WsFmEnh, OF
| Philadelphia, aud Hsttis L, Bsufo
OF Brooklyn, N. Y, are the guests Of
MIR and Mrs. G. Il. Truit., OF Union
street, this city.
Mise Florence Stark, granddaughter
OF Mrs VIM Dobbs, left last wee eE for
her annual Summer Vitit to the ALE.
aheny mountains. Miss Stark 6xpects
TO be gone until September.
A meeting Of all the graduates Ui the
New Castle public schools will be held
IN school room No. 3 on Monday dvsn
ling next, o. O'olo1k Eharp. A. full
attendance IL earnestly requested by
the Alumni
Go. II, d. N. G., has formsd base
ball nine from It's own members. They
will reoeiye challenges from any nine
in the State duIin2 their encAmpnent
at BrApdywine aDrings.
Mr.. John W. Harris, formerly of the
machine shop Of ths Delaware Iron
Works, but who left for his home In
Massachusetts on the 18th of March
last, hAs returned and expects 10 work
at his old place for tho present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

CHICAGO, July 16 The Erie and the
Chicago and Atlantic Railroads knocked
another cent off the dressed beef rate on
Saturday, and the Vanderbilt and Penn
sylvAnia lines met the reduCti n, making
the rate seven cents per 100 pounds to
New York and II cents to Boston. The
rate on provisions fell to Is cents, carry.
ing wi h it everything TN that particular
list, including live hogs, fertilizers, etc.
AS the roads can only advance alter 10
days notice, the Iresent low rates must
prevail at least for that time. The
Nickel Plate has given the necessary
notice, and will put the rate to so cents
on the 2lst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16
AOZia" Secret.

ty lsncs given In tho "Moxion
'sAiLlto1s, enough nes cone TO
non eNas papetg TO prove that
d 40 Is fro i a plaht rich IN
Nllcn are tho priuolpEl nutri
nerves, Considering tho facs
w aIe the segt OF animal lito
~ ug1t'0ns ~ tho bOCy, a6d
~ tre2hau ted nsrvo force could
ulyos' hlbumrn tor ltg own su b.
IVY son fot about, aud iiaAlir
y l'lnle3s process for artificial.
~ iopl ijt II ami the prosress
u u4'aoi1 IS huoly dissolved
VIZ wv enough 10 penetrate the
q, Thlc5 i5 thirty one times
~, NJ fnslleFt capillary blood
Nuel LiNel with tho diRestiuR
1'lo1 l cannot be aOagulated a
" tlllsr hbAt or alcohol. Here
,o'loI a.I lles and Ia a most valua-
'Sllnts for their ourBl of pAr.
wv nave been better Tpr the
Is,e ,,e aiioE8d this met 10 ooui 0
ua!9ie Al tLon II would Dot
~ " 70 a eumulate a conf .
syJl' through the long road
StAlst public prejudice.
n Wv n', nAIe coma out viii help tne
"'ssl az hsy show its un.
s ~" I.l a9l Hsefll balls IN . now
'''4'd s6oi5 are Ogst.
m12'6m 2taW
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16


The following games vsro played
At Laulsville--Louisyille, s. Aih-
letic, l,
At St. Louls-st. Louis. 81 Balti.
AZ olnoInnati-oinolnnali, To- Ulsvs.
land, O.
At Kansas Oity-KAnsas City, 9;
Brooklyn, o. GANG forfeited by Brook.
At Plttsburg-Pit,sburg 0; PhilAdel-
At CalcaEo-OhlOago. s. New York,
At Indianapolis = indianapolis, g.
Washington, 2.
At Detroit Detroit, 81 Boston, 6.
Ten innings.
Yesterdays GAMES.
AT Louisvilie-Leuisv!lle, 3; Ath.
letio, IL
at irclnnatI-ClnoipnAti, 19i OIeve-
snd,7
at St. Loulf-st. Louia, 12i Balti.
more, 8,
At KansAs olty-KansaS City, 4;
Brooklyn, B.
NOTES.
No Association games are scheduled
for to-day.
MoGlone Is playing ihlEd base for
Cleveland again.
Pitcher VtnJon has gradustsd from
Yale, and he would lik3 tJ Join the
PhilRdelpbia C!ub again.
The "Phillies'' Will bs home on
Thurslsy, when tSey will meet the
New York Club.
Cincinnati has an eye on pitcher
HUNGER, of Lynn, and hHs requested =
figure for him.
The Boston Olub was the first this
season TO defeRt Chicago tWlcs In sac.
osssion on its own RrOunds.
In the West, Rierbauer of the Ath-
letio, and Griffin, OF Baltimore, are
considered the greatest young plAyers
iG the Association.
A feature Of all OF tho last four st.
Louis-Brooklyn games was that the old
ST.. L0uis pla ers bstted In all the runs
that won the games for Brooklyn.
Caruthers and Foniz were especially
deadly TO the Browns.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

READING, July 13.-rhers have been
numerous rumors Of late Of the robbery
of graves in q rural cemetery about two
miles north Of ReAdi1R Qlite an ex-
citeman was created this afternoon by
the arrest OF Samuel Bticker, a Young
Jefferson College medical student, in
whose possession Wsre fOund vAriOus
parts OF human bodies. He explained
that he bad been given them st the COL
leE9 to dlssect Ut home and had shipped
them here from PhllEde,phia. He was
however, held for court on the charge
Of dosecrating graves and further IN
Yestigation will be made.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

A young, we'll known AlI-Tount a'h.
lets OF oIr city yesterday tried to ride g
bicycle, OF which he has bad q great de
sire to purchase one for the Inst yshr,
hut he thought he would try aud ses
how he made ont on ons provided fol-
him by friend. He got on the pesty
thing, iI trembled, tben gave q lunge,
then up went the llltl0 wheel, sending
John over tina handle heHdfOrsmOgt into
the Brandywine. He was dshed out by
AamlIinR friends and his clothes spread
out on the banks to dry In thb sun
while he epsnt the Bsxt two bouT'a Up.
Ter al umbrella, safe from obsdrviDR
eyes. de now aAyB no more bicycle fol
him,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16
VINO He Is
IooMMUEIUATBD. |

There ars several once prominent
cOlored men OF these United States, who
held o meeting recently In St. L)uis,
with = view Of organizing a colored
Democratic CLUB in various spots. One
Of them Ia VIM, D. Mathews, ef Kan
sac, or elsewhere, is well known Ia this
city. 1t wA1 he who visited our city
and orRanizsI the national oolored
mAsOns that once existed all over the
country. To-day they have only one
GrsDd Lodge, and it is trying to live in
Delaware Mathews informed his few
positical brethren that ne o1uld point
with pride TO his followers In Delaware
alone; thSt he had 80 iu Wllruingtoa to
begin with that would follow him.
When Mathews was in this city lagt
fall he ma3e his headquarters on Fifth
street. between Walnut and Poplar
strest5. His movements were verY sue.
pioious, no man on an honorable errand
would move so steAlthily as he did
Word comes from ct, Louis that he will
hold Democratic mass meeting In this
city In September next. We will walt
10 see his 80 followers. We will also
wstoh TO see who will prepare to meet
his forthcoming.
DANIEL DAVIES
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

WOrsmen Were engaged Yesterday IN
repairing o bnrsted water mAin on
Water slreet between 6hipley and
Orange. The pipe is located between
the north and sonth-bound tracks CT the
P, W. S b. h. Il When Il wat
reached 1t was found to bo split open. A
portion OF the old main was cut ont and
replaced by q new one. The Repairs
which were undsr the direction Of fore-
man GIL, were completed last evening
and the water turned on.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16
&. ID. X. SUTTON,
Office, 824 Market Street.

Real Estate bought, sold, rented and
exchanged.
Mortgages and Loans negotiated al
current rates of interest.
Rents and Income collected and
promptly remitted.
Deeds, Mortgages, Bonds, Wills and all
legal papers prepaped.
Public Sales Of city and country
property.
Investments carefully arranged and
all business conducted with proinptness,
strict confidence and ample responsibili-
ty.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

RtO FAfot NO AthhkrupE, NO humDug
Sales, but clearing sale Of summer
clothing to make room for winter cloth
Ing St Meyero'. You will find that you
can buy for less st my store and better
RO0da for your money, We have pants
for 62l., vsry good for $50. You can
hnd Good suits for So 30, very good for
81 90. We give you any Btyle and
good corktcrsw at 80 co ChildreA's
knee pants Es low as 15,,, from to 13
years. 81 81 buys o good boy'B suit.
PAtroniEs home industries and places
where you know you oAu have your
money returned II net gAtlafed. We
stay here and sStisiy you. II would
not pay me to take advantage Of you, as
make my living here and DO NOT leave
town like these humbug sales, who
make It q business to 60 from one
place to another. My goods nre all
marked In plain hgureS what we sell
them for, Ny Htors Ia not dArkened to
hide the Old goods; take your ohoiue.
M. Meyers, N. W. oorntr Filth and
Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

To make your shoos loob rio9 In tho
shortest space Of time, ord at the same
time use something that will preserve
the leather, ia what every one needs in
this age, whore everything is done With
almost the rspidity of lightning. Tne
"Univsrsal Poli8h," invented by Plo.
pert, and imported 10 be use0 on patent
leather, glazed Kid, etc, lllo the bill
exactly. IL osL be procured only Of 8.
Lloyd Bodily, W. Fourth street, who
hos also on ha' d a fnll stock OF Star"
b hael platss, lea her, shoe findings and
ugpeTs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

The Builders' Exchange OF our city
wi have one of the handEomest head
quarters OF any Exchange in the coun-
try in the new Crosby s. Hill building
Nc. 607 Market street. The bu lldinE
committee invite proposals for Hitting
up the rooms The bids are to be open cd
on July 2lst. Edward Rice, Jr, fur
nished the plSns, which can be seen 81
tho Association rooms in the Smith
building. Tbs committee having the
plans In charge consists of Stephen
DoWney, A. 3. Reed and Alfred Cav.
thlop.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

NHw YORK. July l6.-Henry Hube'
ner, a grocer, was awakened yesterday
mcrnlug at O'Clock By noise IN his
store, In tbe rear Of which he sleeps.
Taking = revolver, he entered the ssoEe,
aud wAo met by a man who ordered
him hack. Hubener fired, and the
man shrleked and fell. Two men ran
into the store and bore of their wbund-
cd companion, hut, being pursued ny q
policeman, soon dropped him and fl I'd.
This wounded burglar WAS taken 10 the
hospital, where his injuries were lound
to be dangerous. Hubener was hrraStsd ,
but was discharged later In the day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

An alarm OF Gre was struck from
box Il, at Front snd Poplar streets,
about 3. 80 o'clock last Saturday after
nocn, TO which the entire department
responded. IL was caused by 3 blaze
on The rool Of the Remington Machine
Works, tina dry shingles having been
ignited By q spark from the stack. The
fre apparatus OF the establishment was
brought into serYlos. bat rs 1t was
feared the flames would communicate
to the pattern chop underneath, an
nlArm was struck. b. tho time the
lremen reached the pIAc) the flames
were extingUished.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

joseph e. IIowden, who died last
Saturday morning, Is tho second mem
her Of Smyth Post, No. !, g. A. r, ,
that died latJ week, Thomas j. Snyder,
who wss buried on Thursday being the
other. The deceased WAS o carpenter
In the employ OF the Jackson & Sharp
Company, and member OF Diamond
SsEte Castle, No. 10, z. G, Il. The
funeral will take plaoa on Wednesday
from his late residence, No 924 Poplar
street, AND will bo attended by 5myth
Post and Diamond 4tAta Oastle.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

BHILoH's COUGH and Consumption
Cure Ia sold by us on q guarantee. 1t
cures consumption. Bold by II. Is. Dan
forth, cor. end and Market BITS.
BHILoH'B vTrALIzER is what you
need for Constipation, Loss Of Appe.
tie, Dizziness and all symptoms OF
Dyspepsia. Prics 10 and 10 cents per
hottie. Sold by n. b. DSnforth, cor.
And and Market Sta.
WILL YOU SUFFER- with Dyspepsia
and Liver CouplSint2 shiloh's Vita
liEsr is guaranteed TO cure you. SOld
by DRnforth cor. 2nd and Market stS.
5LEnPLEss NIaETs, mace miserable
By thaS terrible cough. ShtlOh's Cure
Is the remedy for you. h. r. DAD-
fOrtn, corner Second and Market sts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

NEBRASKA CITY, Neb., July 16 =
Officials OF the burlington real Ressrl
that they have unoartbed plot q blow
up the new briJgs over the Missouri
river with dynamite shippad for the
purpose by striking enRiuearg. "The
dynamite, it is said, 'hBs betn 10
Gated, aud the parties ia possession Of
1t are under detective eurve-llAnoe aud
will bs arrested when sufhcien. evi.
dencs 10 addrc-d." The ofiiesri slso
claim that dynamite was shipped To
PlAttemOuth ard RUlo for q O. milaT
purpose.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16
lure oFUon. Ha-rlson.

Asttr, E'q, Of this city, sd.
Letter " cluRratnlation to
3anjSmin Harrison inmedi
BIS nomination, ard q few
EATds the General acknowl
Bii5a over his own signature
|ided 3 CTayon picture Of life
H. FcsNe'. The came has
fd Sn5 plsCad 10 the store OF
|k'ra, Seventh and Market
Z o1F citizens generally are
pai, and Hre IL Il ign hand
b ani My. FssB arieHtesms
lmestio him very highly.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16
Brevtuoa

ThS cheapest hEt hOuss GIa tbo elsy
RuWfsrd Rron,' A9A MaTke1 EtFee1,
Oupping and leoching, 1o3 L. Second Of.
Try Bush's coal you viii Ike II,
Brazilian Balm, immodiste cure for numps
Brazilian Balm cures a cold; 40 doses. l0o
Try Bash's coal you viii surely lake II,
Aillsrd T. Davis, leweler, e. Second st.
Fine Is Z. RinEs, at hHnf's, Is K, fourth,
Prank ROop Smith, druggist, 9th and King,
American Laundry, 6O2 West Front street
Hollis, No. 4 West 20 etreot, has roturned
from Chicago, Rud Is still opon though hif
curtains are down.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

l38 West Seventh street. Just the
olEee for a cool and refreshing
Sherry O1bbleV.
CAtNwbs
ClRTet Pnnoh,
Whisky
Rum
Pare liqsora,
and the best cigars In the city,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16
a hIinistrr,n niarrana-

srEunENvILLE o, July l6.-TSe c
elders OF the Presbyterian Church in
Miugo Ohio, OF which Rev. George is
pastor, have requested his resignation.
1t is stated that he wrote letter last
week to woman who has au apple alton
Tor divorce from her husband pending
IN the courts, asking her to meet him
Inc woman is a Catholic, a1d Rev
George promised 10 forsaRe the Presby-
erian faith and join the Catholics. The
woman repuised his advances.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16

|pmiu,,ouiau bI.S the nall on
vbau, In spsskiug OF the
lana ,bs Wafer Clmmisaion
Im,o'ylng az with as drink
4 i.nyH
hnhuoi the Board claimed
Essp slime aud stencil were
s,gnclous growth and there
"a ,et apprehension. Only
,or.No;ll Does 1t not OCCUR
Ro,rl that soma OF our must
me kpouu 10 the laboratory
Mn a,s Of vegetable OriRin2
Ewsloh stluks is not only uu-
Ii dangerous to the amin al
rpl A, The Brsndywiue water
Isnssr canrnt no Rainsaid.
wstsr is o fruitful sourcs Of
hazel ditturtsnoes and Alto
ieve,. IL will DO recalled
Iva had but comparatively
rssthgr to lhis date, aud had
b,ye heau 30 Provibentially
she kasyfs. Of death would
A fearful to have contem.
mus. bs remembered, Ia the
oae Of sle lesilns physicians
sul o,nuoI bs denied or
4 A number OF persons visited
hal tbs basins yesterday,
bon we're several property
Ind We hal & oonversAsion
\ them last evening. Both
emsn oensrred the Water
. for ihsir spsihy In the
l considered II en- outrage
Die. TIE cleansing OF the
have but llsIls ef'sos In reu.
wARr Ct io5 uss, IS the race
dNty cond,don, being hlied
posing vegetable matter. II
hsga 10 ba olesnsed, aud
n,y give o. temporary re-
not hope i1s q permanently
o' water NATL We have
s5urOe Of snpply. In this
csn only no o0.alned from
oi the eAtid, and II Ihs
bier Commission will moi
le' In ihls mauusr, the nex'
Will ba asksi TO AbrogRts
ard give US something In
81 will uIe the tax phyers'
Ils purpose Tor Wh.,h i5 WAE
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-07-16
narHet Isaueo Leased

On Saturday morning Prraident Bond
Rnu Traas urer Pierce, of the Washing
ton 5trset Market aouso Company,
leased that blilding TO- term Of three
yeArs aJ Rn annual reDta' Of $500 to
Robert R. MoTiaDn, L W. Guest, d. 2.
Shsrpleas, George Taylor, John l.
GrsenwHlt, Harry Mccormick aud w
L EradeTick. They will form them
selves into = company and conduct 1t
as fsrtners' market. They will en-
desvor 70 induce the farmers 10 rent
stAlls there.