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Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

BALTIMORE, June 12.-Peter Alt, pro-
priotor of the Arlington House, near the.
Pimilco Race Track, was shot and al
mot instantly killed last night by his
s n, William, aged Is &c ars. Ats wife
Gays the shooting was done in her de.
Tense. Her husband had been on spree
for s0me time and just before the tragedy
he came into tie house and, after break
ing heavy cup and saucer on her head,
began to call her hard names and TO beat
her. She struggled with him, and they
both fell to the floor. He got a hold ON
her throat and she thought that he meant
to kill her. She was almost insensible
when she heard the report of gun. Her
husband's grip on her throat relaxed and
he fell over on the floor.
Young Alt, who is bright ! okiug
boy, was locked up, after an affeclionata
parting with his mother.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13
A YoutnruI Flre-Bug.

BUFFALO, june Is The fra here on
February 1st last, whloh destroyed the
dry goods house Of HengsreE d Co., and
damaged other property, causing an sg
greRate loss of q million dollars, was
caused by Andrew Howard,R a Dash hey.
The boy In bis confession says: 81
started the fire Dsoauss was mad at
Mr.. Starring, che floor walker. He
would not excuse me to go to funeral.
/ was one OF the pail bearers. When l
went ipto the basement IL oame into
nv head. / then lighted the stick and
sat lhs fire When Lighted the paper
/ did not think II would all burn down.
L like to sea big ire IL no one gets
hurt or burned up." He also admitted
making two attempt TO fra tbs present
store Of Barnes, Hense rer s. 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Tee Board OF Education will not have
much trouble in seGuring q principal
for the High School, as there are no
less than twenty two applicants for the
position, whose names are q. follows:
william Fl Russell, Port Jervir, N.
T.; William Nevins, Elizabeth, N. j. ;
Addison Jones, West Chester, Pa; A.
Fl. Bsrlin, Montrose, Pa; william J..
Tate suffisid, Conn ; j. s. Burfis, GAR
den City, N. Y; j. X Harley, Reading,
Pe.; Charles Henry D1u9lAes. Sufield,
Conn; II j. Chase, Uzbri6ae, MHsl
Henry A. Ellis. New Haven, Conn; h,
A. whitman, Hsnlver, N. II ! A Liza
ooln Dryden, Carlisle, Pa; s. o. Cob o,
Milton, Pa ; Edwin Norris, Bowling
Green. KY; s. N. b. Berr, Potistown,
Pa Clearance A. Bradeur, Wellesley
Mass; E. E. Uruer, Mitchell, Ind, A
L. Whitaker, Pulaski. Ky; j. W..
Cheney, WilliAmsport, Pa, 8. s Ruppi
Jersey Shore, Pa aud Albert Sidney
johnson. ID nDaark Ia.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

NEW YORK, juno l2.-rhe people OF
L ncoin Park, N. j., are excited over
the tuicide of Llrzie Comfy, the
daughter Of G wealthy manufacturer OF
that place, on Saturday evening. Her
body was found suspended from the
stair railing at her home. The FIRST In.
tlnatlon that any one of the family had
OF what had happened was when her
brother William returned at night and
found all the doors securely fastened.
Not having q key he forced open win
dow and entered. PassinR through the
kitchen to the hail he ran sRaintt the
body Of his sister hanging liteless.from N
An iron brace, which supports .he stair
railing where it passes the floor above.
She had fastened q clothes line three
times around her neck and then jumped
from the etairs. Her face was turned
toward the wall, aud the body was
GOLD. Miss Comly was In her 2S.h year,
and bad suffered for several months
from malaria and chilis. For several
days before her desth she had oom
plained Of nervousness and trembling
feeling, and Is supposed that In q fit ol
nervousness she became partly derang
ed, and while In that state took her life
She was surrounded by every comfort
that wealth and affection could bring
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

COLUMBUS, o., june IL 2-Wheu
Judge Thurman was nominated, Gov.
erBof Foraker, ius an Interview, spoke
of him as Ooppshead and said he fur
nished provisions and delicscles to rebel
prisoners confined at Camp Chase, noar
this city, but hsd NO such favors 10
bsstow on sick Union soldiers confined
In the hospital, Judge Thurman, In
answering this, stated ihat Foraker o..
tackled Mrs, Thurman when he men.
toned this business, as 1t wRs she who
distributed dellcAcies to the siok cap.
tives.
Governor Foraker's attention was
called to this refutatl0n OF the charges,
aud said that Thurman entered plea
of confession and avoidance by admit.
ting the charge, but throwing the re.
sp0neibiliiy on his wife. he says this
explains why Cleveland should want to
have Thurman on the ticket with him,
and Ia view OF the Ohio Governors
own experience at the Philadelphia
Constitutional Centennial reception, he
thinks they 10th have the habit OF
shielding themselves behind their wives.
"Here 1t u.s." Governor Foraker says,
mot more than . week since the old
R1man was nominated, yet he ls hiding
himself behind the partner OF his joys
and sorruWB"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13
a miraculous Escape.

MT. George HA9geFty of x mblevilla,
Pa, accompanied by his wife, who
were travelling In thu west, to Iowa, to
see their daughter. bad quite mlracu.
Ions escape iIom death. Mr. HsRgerty
bnd his wife were both Rsleep, when
Mr.. II. soE up in hia somaambullstic
condition and, walking out on the plat
form of tie car, stepped OF, falling on
his head aud shoulders Mt the side oi
the track near Fort Wayne The train
had gone about seventy miles before ht
was miEkel, when the conductor swoks
Mrs a. and said hs had received tel.
eRrAm tAying that hes husband had
been picked up and medical aid Rivel
him. Hhe had to have several sttto he
put In ono cheek and sustaiued othe
severs bruises, bat luckily escaped will
hia lifa
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13
The Militia Ordered Ous

Some tlmo ago tho catslemyn of the
OhtnkasAw Nation, In tae India Terri
tory, resisted the collection of q tax OF
81 per head foI eattlo rszlng on Ind an
lands, ana tho Governor and United
States authorities wers noiitled. a
peaceful eettlemspt was attempted, but
without regard to the IndiAua, Nov,
aoout 500 cowboys are gathered In tha
rput. e.n paet ef tae nation Governor
Guy hAe oFdeTei oct the militia--about
100 Indians-and it ia expected that
they Will st once march rgaiutt tho
catilamen. Saould tbs Ohiukasaw eU-
thorttiee he unable 10 qnsll tie tronble.
tbs United States troops 10 Fort Rsno,
arc Pie pared t. taka the field.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13
Second Anniversary,

The Rsilly Lycaum celebrated their
second anniversary last evening Ai
their rooms, Lord and Pine streets.
There wsB large and nppreointive
audience present. There was also q
large number OF members from the
Choral Club present. Mr.. VIM. M. 8.
Blown presided at the plano. The pro :
gram, which was large and very intsr.
estiug, was opened by an address by
the Rev. Father Fallon, OF 81. Paul's
Church, IN the advantages OF the Ly.
ceum, which was followed by sinRing
by the star quartsttee; solo, Miss Katie
Cellar; vocal Duet, Mr., Lewis Preston
and Misc M. Connor; violin solo, Mr..
Albsrt; vocAl duett Mssse1 Sch wab; reel.
tAtion, Mr.. James Morrison; oornet solo,
accompanied by Violin and plano, Benj
Rlmsloy; trio, Missea King and Wat
nons; solo, Mr.. John Bra.ton; recitation,
Mise X. Bradley; vocal solo, Miss Jen-
ME Lane; solo, Miss L. TaRgart; ins.ru.
mental duett. MesBrs Albert aud Brown;
solo. Mr.. John Auker; singing by the
STAR quartette; cornet solo, Mr.. RAwn-
ley; violin solo. Mr.. Ei iward LAwton;
vocal solo, Mr. Howard Eevier.
The president then announced that
supper was waiting them In the base.
20 over there. When the Russts ar,
rived Mt the supper tables. which were
groaniDg with the good things of life,
consisting of coffee, lemonade. filled
oystere, biscuits, sand wiches, strawber.
ries, bananas, ice cream. all kinds Of
cake, etc.. they were told to help them
selves, which they did, although there
was plenty left. About 1l.30 o'clock
the happy qusets departed for their
homes, wishing the Lyoeum many more
such pleasant annivertaries.
The Lyoeum will give their third an
nuAt excursion to Atlantic City, ON
Thursday, August 16, and judging from
present inot ,ations, It will be one OF
she largest that will leave this city.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

CHICAGO June 12.-Despatches from
points in Northern Iowa and Western
illinois report the appearance OF swarms
of seyenteen-year locusts Professor
Riley, United States entomologjst, who
is at present in Chicago, when asked
about the iocurt, said that wtll-known
brood occurs this year and this periodi-
cal visitor may be looked for in wooded
portions Of Illinois and Iowa, and also in
The Southeast and Eastern portion Of
Lanca, ter County, Pa, known as the
Ptquea Valley This locality was not
verified in 1871, although there Is no
doubt OF tic appearance OF the insect in
immense numplls in 1854.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Notice,


The genuine Sharpless creamery but.
ter has Shsrpless printed In full on each
print. Always for sale by Lynch &
Leary, Madison street grocers, N. W.
coruer Fourth.
that everybody ought to know that A.
Sergeant gives 2240 lbs. of the best, well.
cleaned coal In every ton you buy, Oak,
pine and hicory ldndling wood In large
loads. Lime for whitewashlng. Yard,
foot of Monroe street. Central Office,
Seventh and King streets. Look for the
blue signs Openin9 In the evening.
Dr. gimms' white Puimonio Balsan,
The great and mighty lung medicine
for coughs, core throat, go. Endorsed
BY Thousands. Far from being excelled
by any other. 600. and 81, Depot, 4tt
and King SITS. Sold by dealsre.
A few more of those beautiful dollar
chr0mos given away with every pound
of tobacco, at only thirty cents pound
Chapman, Seventh and Orange streets
Wilmington, Del. "5.--
8ush's, French street wharf is the pIac,
10 buy your coej.
0, 18 or 36 gems for 20 cents at Gum
mings' gallery, 90e Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Gouley'a second grand excursion over
the b. s. o. Ro.lroad to Washington
via Canton, Bay Ridge and Annapolis
on rhursdsy, Julg 12, arriving in
Washington at ii 45 q IN. Returning
leave Washington ut 6 p. M, stopping
at Aunspolis and allowing 4b minutes
at Bay Ridge Tickets good during the
day to those stopping nt Bay Ridge to
go to Annapolis, and to those stopping
ct AnuApolis to e. to Bay Ridge, and
then remain until the train returns from
Washington, the excursion TO arrive in
Wilmington at 1l.3O D. m. The whole
trip only 80 so.
Gouisy's excursion over the B. & o.
Railroad to ToloheBter via Canton, Bal
timore, and from thence down tha Pa
tapsoo river to Tolehester on Thursday,
July 18th, allowing ak hours ut Toll
chester, arriving back Ia Wilmington al
8 80 p. m. Whole tickets only Sl.l0i
ouildren, 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Mr.. Nehemiah Davis visited a colored
doe.ress at Thurlow, Pa, on Thursday of
laat week, in order to consult her in re-
gard to the health of his wife, who had
been on the invalid list for some time.
The doctress, on hearing her name, age,
etc., procured glass of some kind OF
liquid, and, taking divihing ROD, che
stated the disease with which Mrs Davis
was affected and put up some medicine
to be taken at proper intervals, hr.
Davis returned home, when Lis wife took
the prescriptio }, which gave flmost I'm
media relief, and she is now compare
lively well Faith and any harmless
remedy will occasionally work almost
miracles,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13
Personally y-Uonducesd pleasure Tour Co
Oresaon nnd the Alleghenieaa

The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
has arranged personally-conducted
pleasure tour to Cresson Springs aud the
Alleghenles for Tuesday, June 10Th. A
special train Of Parlor Cars and E2s lake
coaches will leave Broad Street Station,
Phlla delphia, at 10 10 "a. m. and run
through tu Cresson on fast schedule
Round trip tickets including one days
board at the celebrated Mountain House,
good to return within ten days, will be
fold from PHI ladelphia at IS 90, and at
proportionstely low rates from other
stations from which connection with the
special can be made at Philadelphia The
we'll known excellence OF the Mountain
House, the beautiful scenery surround
ing Cresson, and the favorable date for
which this tour is fixed make 1t one of
the most attrac I've events of the early
summer.
Itineraries and full information may be
procured of ticket agents OF the com
| pany.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

PHILADELPHIA, June "a David
Fitzpatrick, an unmarried man, S5 years
of age, who lived with his brother
Robert ct 1920 Grove street died In the
Penusy lvAniA Hospital yesterday from
Injuries aeii.iptllcted on the morning
OF May 10 fitzpatrick took small
hatohet ani went into the celRr OF his
home and trisd to kill himself. nara,
Mccullough, his brothers. mother In
law, ss~ HI patriok's actions, and she
oAllet Robert He had just reached the
bottom of the osllar stairs, when he
saw his brother lift the hatehst snd
strike himself q violent blow on the
head, knocking him seuseless. A doc
tor vas summoned, and K.lpstriok was
removed to the PennsylSania Hosp al.
where he died.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

1--WE have an electric street railway
In operation out In WIchits," said .
Kansas nxn tha ether day. at doesn't
haul many PASSENGERS. yet It is . pay
ing institution. Two hundred and ffty
citlzsns have agreed TO contribute so
cents apiece each day TO keep the road
rms ming, whether they ride or nor.
30 the cars go apinnlng up and down
the etrests, giving q stranger tho i'm
preston thst business IL everlastinRly
booming. Just sboat half the time the
cars are empty, but the company loses
no money, for the voluntary public con
tribution OF $575 q week is q good guar
antee.
Il 10 by such means rs this that
Wichita has been made TO boom. We
have hotel out there tha.is big enough
for St. Louie; 1t doesn's pay and 1t
never will pAy-it can't. We have
forced boom aud we ere paying for 1t.
Alter 1t has collapsed we shall be Q
laus hing stook."
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Th0 shenpeat has h0use I'm the c1Gy
RaanfSrd Broa,' AOA Market street.
Cupping and leechiug, 1903 e. Second st..
Try Bush's coal you will like it.
BTaSiltan Balm, immediate cure for numpE.
Brazilian Balm cures q cold; 20 doses, loo.
60 20 Murphey's for your bed springs.
Buy yonr furniture at Murphey's.
Try BEsh'B coal you will surely like it.
MilIard Y. Davis, ieweler, 8 K. Second st.
fine 10 X. Rings, at HAnfis, 15 u. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist, bth and King.
American Laundry, 6O2 West Frent street.
First class furniture at Murphey'R, 500 Ship.
eT street.
60 to Geo. II. Murphev,s for your par1ol
chamber and dining room furniture. 80s 5hlI
ley street,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Captain Denney, of the steamer
Juniata, has rented King street wharf,
and will commence on Friday to make
regular trips from this city to Penns-
grove, N. j. This ARA cement will
prove great advantage to the truckers
In New Jersey, who wish to sell their pro-
duce in our city, aad also to such of our
citizens who may wish to pass portion
of their time at French's Hotel, OF in the
grounds adjoining.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

PIrrsBURG, June 12.--Chatrman b.
y. Jones, Of the National Republican
Committee, will leave for Chicago on
the limited tomorrow evening, "There
IL q meeting OF the Committee called
for Thursday at the Grand Pacific Ho-
tel, }" said he, "but what it Ia for 1 have
no idea. have received q dozen tele.
grams to-day from members asking why
1t has been called. do not think hall
OF them will be on hand. Il occurs to
me Just now that the meeting will be
held to hear the report OF the sub
committee having in charge the ar.
rangemenss preliminary to the Oonven-
tion."
"Will there be q rush for tickes.2 p"
Judging from my experience l should
think there will be. have letters and
requests enough myself to fill that hall ,
and I doubt not that other members
have had IS many applications. There
will be little chance to duplicate ticket
or use the same twice this time. One
ticket will be good for single session,
and each day it will be renewed. This
will prevent passing 1t out to be used
By others; think there will be ample
room, hos ever, within the hall, as 1t is
roomier than was anticipated, aud
much better adapted to its proposed
purposes"
"Mr. Jones, as there are only few
days lett before the Convention, what Ia
your estimate Of the situation2 Whom
do you think will be nominated?" ~
have no idea. 90 into this Conven-
tlon as innocent OF any ideas on thai
| subject as yourself, and, perhaps, more
30. think with good ticket we stand
a splendid chance of winning, and tht
ticket we shall nominate cannot fail h
be good one. There Is nothing
think in these Blaine reports"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Stidham requests us to say he Is going
to Linwood, Pa, to morrow on the l. 1.So
a. m train. In order to sell SO first class
fresh cows and close springers for r. L.
Roberts, and he wishes few of the citi-
zens of this county to accompany him, SO
that they may see that justice is done to
all parties. The train will arrive in time
for dinner, aud consequently none need
fear that they will suffer for want OF
something to eat.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

a BuotbIsck's Claim of Gentle Birth.
NEWARK, June 10 "A ragged boot.
black In Newark claims that he is the
of NJ. White, lieutenant-governor
OF California, The brilliant lawyer who
was temporary chairman of the Demo.
cratic convention. He say that he has
been all over the world on the United
States steamer Alert with his bro ther,
who is machinist, and tina It he ran away
from the steamer year ago and has
since travelled all over the United Sta es
with backing kit He says that Sena-
tor Payne tri to capture him and send
him home when he was In Washington,
and that Congressman Horan recognized
him and offered to give him pass to San
Francisco. but he refused TO go. He is
16, ragged, dirty, and healthy looking.
He is in partnership with colored hoy
/ in blacking boots.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

A strawberry aud Ice cream festival
will be held this afternoon and even.
ing, and also tomorrow afternoon and
evening, at Lower Bfaudywine PIesby-
teriAn Church. The ladies have pro
vided amply. and will be pleased to
serve some of our citizens as well as
those Of the adjacent country. The dis
taDoe Is Ave miles, and the drive out
and back would prove pleasant.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

PlrrsBURG, June 12.-Mlks Ooburn ,
of New York, nnd Jack Hanlsn, Of
Wilmington, Del, fought hero late to.
night for 800 purse. y The affair WAS
kept very quiet, for fear of police inter
ference, and took place la an oat of the
way room In the presence Of twenty a We
people. Three and . half ounce gloves
were used. After fighting two minutes
In the second round HanlAn swung
vioiouBly with his right for Ooburn's
jaw and landed fQdarely, the New
Yorker falling like log He wat
sensslesa for nearly minute, and the
referee awarded the fght 10 Hanlan.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

ANAMosA, Iowa, June 12.-AnnA
Hover, a female convict, made her es'
ospe from the peniteatiary Sunday
night by saving off an iron bar over
her window. In the top tier of cells, and
letting herselt down by meAns Of bed
c'othes, then climbing up y rope and
gcsling the wall. she was sentenced
to eighteen years. imprisonment fol
murder in the second degree, she hav-
ing assisted mSn In killing her hus.
band.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

WASHINGTON, June 13.-In the
House yesterday the Tariff bill was
considered ip Committee OF the Whole.
A motion by Mr.. Bynum Of indiana to
sirlke from the free list "hax hs3kled,
known rs dressed line," WAS agreed to.
Motions by Mr. Kelley of Pennsylvsnia
to strike from the frae list "hsmp, ma
Mia and other like substitutes for
hemp" also jute butts, were defeated
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

The spring fair OF the Chester County
Agricultural Society takes place at West
Chester, PA on Thursday, Friday and
Saturday OF the present week. For the
running race, cInhned to Chester county
ho,ses, a saddle anu bride worth S35 are
offered as first premium; pair o.
blankets, worth $40, to the second horse,
and bride, worth S6, to the third.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

HARRisBURa, June 12.-Tt was lo ,o
after m night when the Poard of 2 ar.
dons adjourned the argument in the aso
of samuel johnson, the Della saro
County murderer, having lasted unt,i
a iter IL O'Clock The Governor wa.
atked to respite the prisoner until o etote,.
IL and this he consented to do.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Tho Scott Sunday school must be
oomplimented on the hne excursion
they gave on Monday. Mr.. Hyatt also
deserves favorable mention Tor the f1nc
concert that hls band gavs on the
ground. Mr.. Archie Brown, the solo
coraetist, rendered one OF his has sGlos
ead he made such hit that by request
he had to repeat it. -.-Z
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

AT q meeting 81 Troop 3, held last
evening, tho following oivi1 oth oers
were elaeted: President, james b.
Hanson; vloe president. @iliis N Mont
gomerg; secretary, W. T Morrison
treasurer, o. n Ssavenson; financial
secretary, II @. Kuttz; direesoEs. 7. L.
CloWard, William Morton and William
j Blrnie. --=..
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

The following appointments for Will
mingtou district have been mAds by
the Philadelphia Conference of the
African a. Il Church, which has beer
! In session in Harrisburg: o. E Herbert
presldipc elder; Murray chapel, W. H
Davis; Zion chapel, L q Cham bers
Darby, j. 8 A. Murphy; Wilmington,
j r. Stanbury; Osmden, Santee Bnreh;
West Chester, j. O. Brock; Media, NJ.
It. elnby; Chester, W, 81 Bryant;
South Uheetsr, Amos Wilson; PAsohal-
Vile, William Edwards; Oxford, Will
liam B. Norris; Wilmingtou mission.
]. L Davis; NJ. Zion, W W. Taylor;
Bethel, Philadelphia, o. 7. Ohaffers.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

The CONTRACT for the erection of the
new agricultural station on the college
grounds, at Newark, has been awarde to
Francis D. qaliey, at 81 $50. William
II. Foulk s. SONS bid was $500, q. l
Swayne, S3,S65; William Z Jones
s3, $3.50; j, NJ. Collins, So. l75; w. j. Hall
S3,3I7,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Ftarllin Lodge. Ancient Order Of
Good Fellows, Was visited last evening
hy dslegstion If American ssar
L1hfe, No 9, OF Pniladslphts. The
visitors pstt cipsted in lie resular..
ledge messing, kitr which ttey we're
escorted tD Whites Ice ores m saloon,
aIert ref;oshnen 8 were served.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

The following ganes were played
,; At Philsdslphia-PhiladelpAta. A
A. Observation-Disclosures 8; In
dianapolig, l..
At New York-New York, 2; CHI
EcsRo, 4.
At Boston-Boston, 8; Detroit, 9
Al Baltimore-Athlotic, a; Bslti-
more, Q.
At New York-BroOklyn, 8; olsve.
At 81. Louis-ss Louis, 8; Ksnsas
Oity,7.
NOTES.
Tbs "Giants" were hitting Borcherp
ratheH hard and Anson put Ryan In TO
pitch In the second inuins yesterday.
The Philadelphia club ia elm bling up
ON the New York for fourth place.
The Athletic and Cincinnati are hav
ing tustle for third place.
Rumor has 1t that the Baltimore club
is to be transferred to New York before
the season closes.
The Philadelphia and Indianapolis
play to-day.
Who says the Phillies and the Ath.
letics cannot win both tue same day?
The Athletic will bump against the
Brooklyn to-day.
Gleason and Clements and Calvin
and Miller were the batteries in yester.
days Philadelphia. Pittsburg game.
President Nimick, OF the Plttsburg
club, is after twelve men. One is q
League pitcher, another q League in
fielder and the balance are young play.
srs and Ave are pitchers.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

The jackson g. Sharp Company ship
pud two new Woodruff parlcr cars yeL-
terdiAy afternoon TO Jerasy City. Nnd tn
day will ship five first GLASS passenger
coaches Tor the Duluth, Southwestern 4
Atlantic Railroad. These cara ara all
constructed 10 the best mannsr, and are
excellent spsolmene OF the workman
ship OF Wilmiugton's mechanics.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Tie Most Yorshipful African Harmonv-
Grand Lodge combined with tie Afrira1
Grand Clmulandtry Of Kni2ht Templara
viii give an excursion to- morrow -.
Beverly Park, n. j., oa the steamer J,,b'r
\, Warner which leaves Feurth stu ~
y narl al $ a. m. Tickets may be ha' o.
"a. committee at tAe wharf. = u
Daily Republican., 1888-06-13

Officer Stout visited Dover on Tuys'
lay afternoon to investis ate obasges
preferred by David Cullen against
Jacob Sharp OF cruelty to mare. TIE
oase was heard before Esquire Jester,
and Sharp was fiued $40 and costs.