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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-03
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IN TrssbordA 81 eorrso saIido de
Santsnder sl 20 la cargA para HabauA
y M&iico.
f3l Pusrto-L Lim6n re siEvs p0r trss-
befdos
(s) Trasbosda la esGga para sl he
ditsrrAnso sspshOl : IN Vspor de Ia
Compahis.
al Ia carga para Geneva queda
D bordo del vapof que 10 llsvars desde
Hayrs, donds tomarA ademss Ia que
hsbisndo lido 4 Opci6n 81 Havre sea
,isstinada ! Italia. La psrsda en 81
Hsyrs Sc limitarA al tempo sbsoluta-
mente necesario para Les operscionss
de dsscarga , habilitaci6n del buqus.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-03

NOTAs.--1oa passjss dsbstSn SET
tomados preciaatnente en- les CHsas
Oonsignatariss de lua VApOrass no se
expedir&n 4 bufdo.
Los nIDoa haska an ado ggatiEI d.
an aAo hasta aiste, medic paaaiel ds
sisss aaea sn aae'Anse, psAais sRssgo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-03
EMPRESA.
DE
TAPOBE5 R>PaiOL5S CORgGOS DE Las ANTlLLAS
dc SObrinQs de Herrera, Habana.
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5erVicio intercoIonIal.

De 10 Capital 4
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Msyagusz.. .......... I0... $50 81"
Ponce. .... ....... 49,. s.76 $50
O vice.veras.
De AgusdiIls 4 Ma.
ysgaes...... ...." 6.s. S.76 300
romeo. Hsss G.sss 4sasl
o vice versa. a......ss.
De kisyssdez {
Ponce. e.as.a..s"." H.. 6.2O S.60
! vies-vefsas s4.s.ss.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-03

Sc sxridsn r&sAjss de ida , vHslta con 81
psr oaeato de Fsbxia.
A lac familias qus pagxsn la squivaleEeia
de 4 pazajas sntsroa, % lss hAr& ID rebaja dol
la por eisnto. Kata rehaja no % aplicahls 3
hos billetes De ida vuelta.
En Ia l.ay e class. Ua nlEo manoT as
saes 81 sada familia, gratis. Los denks ne.
norss De saos de pksaje. de u aSoa ne
exDplidos pasais, Do II sioA oSmplidoa Ps
Ezja sntsro.
Fn 81 preferences So erslnaria. IN niEc
hssts aeos grstis. De z aDos ! rsssjs
De sTkIl arcs PauAis. Dc II aHcs % saslAa-
to pasais sntsro.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-12-03
VAPORES
C01Rmos-MsRA AK011s
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DE A. LOPEZ g. Co.



SALIDAS.-Da BarceIona los dias "A y rs
do csds nes--De Vaisnoia el S.--De Malaga
city 2T.--De Cadix 81 10 y s0.--pe Ssutss
der 81 g6.-De Ia Cornda 81 si.
Ss axpanden bilIetss direetes sara Mayagas
Pones, Santiago Do Cuba, Glbsra, Gsayisas,
gabanilla Y Ocl6n, con trasboreo On Pusrta
Riee q Habana.
yIAJE DIRECTo DEsDE PUERTO RIco
Ala COruaa b Santander, ~ -
SalsSu d PMa -Hics q aia 10 ID saSa mss,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
d Centa Reward


for the ''Ladi 81" who wrote the follow.
ing letter to l. A. Fighter, ss7 Market
street;
May 10 You friend buns. Well old
buns you max prity pot sluu disw ashes
You all think you don q great skit tur
ladys as smart a. you buns thought you
was you had thu dirty work TO do you
thought you com arond ~ 20 ' wod
wosh th dishes clean up the wark fur
you that the time you miet II all got
to say you miss It wost next year v In
tend 10 have thing our one way ~ shoe
you bums that you can't do - you pleas
with ne lsdys 10 som OF our men Il led
arond by set o1 jAcksasss rs you buns
10 thy shou you well fly .a.. kit next
year the post wod b aothing
II It was not fur q veil you
no It you glad onuff to com to US
humbsl you selves to ask f1r help II u
hade not bought the dishes q cuberd to
keep them In TO help you along " shoe
You buns wat do next year 1t = good
thing you got a phase TO bum at Rigbters
NO one else would have you dirty crowd.
supos you git tree snap Tor caring him
all you muse Vosbei eez lie wodnt have
q sit buns rond his Office aud Ayers
ses your all q set no nothing beats Y
ladys no that with out telling us ' have
q commander next year OF our ene likin
and you buns viii have 10 stand back
you wont have a chance TO do as you
pleas with us, as you would lik to DO
now see you hade Billy with you to help
eat up your grub the cak as II the had
hade nothing to eat thos not you call the
like TO b tile cant be with us.
from ladyes
to the tulns OF the post.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
After the Gannhlarn.

ELIZABETH, May 12.-Over 200 sub
pgnas were sent out on Saturday by the
Grand Jury, and as result q big crowd
composed Of lawyers, doctors. ban k ers
and other we'll known business meu. ali
OF whom regularly played the races,
were dismayed at finding themselves
called apon to tell al they knew about
pool selling on the tracks.
The Grand Jury and prosecuting at
torney have ished from the States books
M old law passed in 1847 which makes IL
. misdeme amor to even buy tickets at
race courses with the intention of betting
or toy hold money for any parties de-
airing TO bot. The offending hook makers
dee are II they ere o be prosecuted for
eel Ing tickets, then every man buying IA
ticket Ia equally culpable, and they in
tend 10 see that all are indicted. Many
people VIII, move In the highest social
and business circles are very nervous
over the situation, lest they be sum
moned to testify.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Foot An,putnted

George Keatly, who had his fool
crushed by being Knocked from the cars
near Modena, .on the Wilmington &
Northern road. few dsys ago, aud was
brought to the house OF his mother, No.
1888 West Fourth street, was compelled
TO UNDERGO an operation yesterday, when
DR.. Blocksom, assisted by DIR. Smith
Cooper, took of the foot and portion
Of the leg just below the knee. Tue
operation was very difficult one, As
Mr.. K. was 90 robust and vigorous that
the aresthetic used failed to produce In
sensiblity and three or four men were
required to hold him while the doctor
was using his instruments. The now OF
blood WA unusually prOfuse, and every
thing in the room, including walls and
curtains, were bespattered. OF course
the patient was greatly prostrated. but
being young and vigorous 1t Is hoped
that be may recover from its effects.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
EeMs Sum lnArp.

Al Morrissey Rock Tunnel, near Camp.
bellton, New Brunswick, on Sunday, .
train with two engines struck ton tons OF
rock. The tead engine struck the rock,
throwing the tender completely over
her, and allowing the HAD engine to
follow up, running 10 and tearing the
right side OF the leading engine. aud
placing them almost side by side. Fire
man Angus Gorham was Killed instantly
and Driver Jacob McNutt seriously
hurt
The tornado which wrecked Akron.
Ohio. on Saturday night, visited Lima
Vile, where . number of houses werc
badly damaged. At the house Of Amos
Hart a girl baby, IS mouths old, was
killed, and Mrs. Hart and daughter were
badly hurt. The dwelling OF Jacob
Kramer, in Donegal township, Pa, was
wrecked by = tornado on Saturday
night. Kramer and bis vile were fatally
injured.
A dwelling In Campbell Ford. Onta-
rio, occupied by q family named Wynn,
was burned early yesterday morning.
William Wynn, aged Is years, and his
grandmother, Mrs. Oatharine Soules.
perishcd In tho flames. Tbs woman was
80 years Of age and helpless. The hoy
Lost bis lie In attempting to sayo her.
Two freight trains on the East Tennes-
see, virginls aud Georgia X. X. collided
near Chattanooga yesterday morning.
Three colored brakemen were killed, and
two engineers, . brakeman and con-
ductor were injured. Three engines aud
eight cars were wrecked.
At . meeting OF Roman Catholics IN
Pittsburg, on Sunday night, an organizs-
tion was formed to be known rs the
American Federation OF Catholic 6ocle-
ties. II 10 proposed to consolidate all
the Catholic organizations In the country
under that nams.
Tbe Indian police on the Bisseton In.
dian Reservation. In South Dakota. have
been informed OF the murder OF Mrs.
Thomas and an Indian buck with whom
she was living. Mrs. Thomas was q
full.blooded Indian woman and the wi!s
OF = negro soldier.
The schooner Eliza Mary was wrecked
on one Of the New Hebrides islands
during . Atorm on March 4th. OF 7a
persons on board, including crew Of 18
two passengers, Al recruits md 10 re-
turning laborers. 81 were lost.
The Chief Of the Bureau Of Statistics
reports that the total value OF the ex
ports Of domestic mineral oils from the
United States during the month Of April
1890, was %, 7l6, ,263; for April, 1889, the
figures were %, ,64l 400.
James O'Hsra, aged Z years, while
running kcross street In East Saginaw,
Michigan, on Sunday to see dog fight,
"fell in some manner, breaking his mock.
His head doubled completely under
him."
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
"A Carnival OF Debauchery.' 81

LOWELL, Mass, May l2.-The litilt
town OF Drayc cut 10 disRusted at the re-
SUITS Of the $1,000 liquor license, the
holder OF which had his second day q
business to-day. In the neighborhood
of this, the only bar room In the town,
the scenes have developed into carnival
OF debauchery.
The Mayor and Chief Of Police OF Low
ell have refused to send officers there for
duty, but twice has the patrol wagon
been called there and returned loaded.
There were numberless small fights, and
3 man named Farrell was unmprciiully
pounded and kickei. Another man
named Rourke fell OIL al electric car TO.
night, on the way to Lowell, and had his
ankle fractured. The Lowell officers
were stationed at the line and arrested
and hsndcufied the intoxicated persons
as fast ~ they came over.
In the vicinity OF the saloon sc 1res of
hoodlums laid out In the iields. trampled
over planted land, drank and danced In
high carnival. AT Z o'clock tonight tho
holder OF the license was forced to shut
down business for bis own peace. and 1t
is believed that a general uprising OF
citizens will cause change In affairs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
FIFTH EDIp0|
This AIornInr,sanl,,.,

Court convened at 10 o.c,oo.
morning, with Chief justice Con.
aud Associate Judge Houston % on
bench. '" vi
Joseph Hickey. who pleaded r,,,,.
the larceny Of door maj Wy va,
teteed to pay the costs OF pro, ,peu.1aa
retaliation money and be imprI,o.si
month. On account Of this te0g
first offense, aud his previous poei , &
acter, the corporal punishment y
james Cavenaugh pleaded guilty al
charge oi carrying . corceiici 4 N
weapon, ard was sentenced 10 ,,y \
costa oi prosecution ani ,lpe nj ssSi
John, alias - ckey" Hu0an ~ a
pleaded not guilty yesterday to a es, N
OF committing an assault with teon,l
intent on Phyllis Thompson. cola,1
withdrew that plea and entered ots]
guilty oi assault. The proscculri. 10.
fed to the facts OF the case and wa, y
roborAted BY James McCullouph n
ofitctr Thomas j. Gainor
This was the last witness ,or the ,r,
Susions aHu chon OI lDoke That tps,
were subject to \ searching cross.sr,,
nation BY William 7. Lyman, la
appeared for the defense. " Y
Two OF Dugsn's friends were called
the defense, and after they hal rly
their testimony the prisoner was y
fenced TO pay the costs of prosecution
nne OF IS and be Imprisoned on. mani
The Grand Jury came In shortly I
fore u o'clock and were hIschsrI
unit; $50 O'Clock this AFTERNOON.
George Ksnlia was arrairnsd
pleaded guilty to nu indIcln.ept rl,I
ing him with the larceny Of S5 N
Henry Coz, Of Pencsder huad,t.
December IA, 1889.
George H. Wright, eolorea, plss
not guilty to = charge OF the htcen]
Ave chickens from Isaac Lowe, 10 All
quiniiniuk hundred, on March rs.
George Kenlin was sentenced to
the costa Of prosecution, tl0 r,stilutl
money, two months Imprisonment I
fve lsshes on next Saturday.
At 123U O'Clock court took q 1aA
until 230 o'clock this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Knives and Pistols Used IN a F,rh,

READING, Pa. May IA desperate
ARRAY that almost resulted In murder oc-
Cured In disorderiy house, ut No. 942
Button WI cd street, late last night. Adam
Hickman, William Rauenzahn, Wilford
Houser and Clifford Rhoads became en- .
gagged In an alteration, which grew
warmer and warmer until blows were
struck. Then knives and pistols were
drawn and before 1t was over Hickman
was dangerously shot and Houser and
kboads we're cut. All the parties. 10.
cluding Nellie Hitchmsn, the proprie-
tress OF the house, have been arrested.
Hickman 10 in the hospital at the jail.
having been refused bail. All OF the
parties were Intoxicated at the time Of
the occurrence.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
NluIllclnRl CnnIf.

Tie Municipal Court Wal crowded
morning with drunken buns, gsihe
up from the Front street coast.
John Schemm, one OF them, was
rested by officer Hauna and vsi ducd
and costs.
John II. SaYllls was drunk
brought to the station by pa.ro.d
Chairs in . patrol wagon. Ie MSS q
81 and costs.
Robert Mckinley, arrested by 0fal
White on tho coast, va, hned 81 a
costs.
Michael Daley, being All old crstomd
brought In by Officer Todd, was tiaed
aud costs.
Clara Dorsey, OF ebony hue. wd
brought from tie colst by Officer Wellll
and fined 81 and oosls.
Officer Weldin picked up Daniel Md
IlhenDy ~ he wAs trmbled out ot
downtown saloon, but Slclaenny prolnl
Icing TO go 10 Trenton he wss d'sniiss0dI
Peter McGlinohey, coat hummer
fell into Otfice Wsidiu's halds And wsi
fined e5 and costs.
Frank Beyis WAS brought In drum
from the coast by Ohlcsr Wilcox ant
was fined 81 and costs.
Dennis Feeney, under charge o
stealing tools from the workmen Oh th
intercepting sewer, was dismissed, th
evidence lot being sufficient to hold hin
William Waugh, who had been charge
with committing a beastly and unnAtur
crime with two little boys, was arrsig
cd for q farther hearing, the cLatce NJ
being simply for assault aud batter
Joseph Lessups . little boy about
years Of age, told revoltiLg story n
fit for publication, and his testimo
was corroboratsd by Officer Dorricks
and John w. Darrei. The court u,
Judged him guilty and sentenced Bill
10 pay hna Of 500 and to be lmprisone
one year.
William Ward and John Glenn wei
pounced on BY Officer Wsldln This morn
ing between 10 and l O'Clock while the
were committing . violent and uupr
voked attack en- William Hayes at Wat
and King streets. John Smith saw Il
| commencement and ssid tho attack vi
entirely unprovoked. Hayes face prs
sented . trightfui appearance ofscralehs
aud bruises. Glenn and Ward were eac
fined SIS and costs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
FOURTH EDITION
A Roel,welI Boom.

There WA . real hearty, genuine Roth.
well boom last night at the Central Hotel
favoring George q. Rothwell Of Blaok-
bird Hundred ior the Democratic nomi-
nation for sheriH. Those who have been
laughing ct Mr.. Roihwell's boom for
sheriff would not have laughed much
last nieht had they been present aud
have seen and heard the real solid Roth
we'll talk.
Every ward 10 the city was represented
BY real sturdy Democrats who work In
tue shops, and who, II 10 said, have come
to the c0nclusion TO take an active hand
In the approaching nomination election,
and intend to vote and work Tor Roth
well's nomination.
They say they are tired OF this quarrel
between the Lyrch and Ford factions,
each faction determined to defeat the
other faction, NO matter which 10 sue
cef ,ful II getting the no ninatiou. Thete
were representatives present from most
OF the outlying hunlreds, three lower
hundreds Of st. Georges, Appoquini-
mink and BlackbiYd being fully repre-.
seDted. Tho delegates from the lower
hundreds brought most encouraging
newa They were sure Mr. Rothwell
would get 500 votes In those hundreds
and would get as many votes In st.
Georges as Lynch.
The se ntiment of the meeting was that
the party would be defeated Ii either
Mr.. Lynch or Mr.. Ford were nominated.
and the proper thing to do was to find .
candidate against whom nothing could
be A4id and against whom there were no
faotionsl anfmosities. This man the
meeting believed wss Mr. Rothwel!. The
meeting agreed last night to organize
and appoint Roihwell committees in each
ward to work up the Rothwell senti-
ment and get his voters to the polls.
Another meeting will be held In few
days to perfect complete organization.
Mr.. Rothwell was present last evening,
and was happy over his growing popu-
larity, and he believes now sure that he
will be nominated. The meeting was
perfectly orderly under the influence OF
Mr.. Rothwell' lemonade.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
THIRD EDITION
Y. NJ. G. A. Last Night.

A very pleasant reception was given by
tho Young Men's ChristiAn Association
last night In their hall, No. 1907 Mark Il
street. the following being the pro.
Rrsmme:
Instrumental duet BY Misses Reese and
Llliot; some kurinus questions for q
kusious krowd: solo, HThe Ferry fol
6haddowtown," Miss Belle Wales; ad.
dress. "Faish." !" G. R. Evans; solo, "T.t
for Tat" Miss Lulu Elliott; kurious
questions. This completed the part ol
the entertainment upstairs. after which
those present went Into the gymnasium
where n very creditable programme was
rendered BY Charles McCowen. Frank
Pierce, George Zimmerman and Jason
flory on the para lal aud horizontal
bars
The general committee OF the athletic
department met last night, and will re-
port the results Of their delibera tions to
meeting OF the association tonight.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13

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Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
bottles and Italians.

Louis Dollard and Joseph BlnD Werf
arraigped before Magistrate Frank II
Smith last evening charged with usnd
bottles belonging to several bottlers II
the city whcss names were blown upon
the bottles. Two t0ttles used By Blass|
belonged TO Peter Ebner. aud two more
which were found In his possession were
used by Foord u Robinson. The lan
imposes line OF SO cents for each bolu
used the first time and $5 for every guy
sequent offence. This being the secoha
time Blass was arrested and tried iof w.
offence, he WAS fined $40 and COSTA N .I
Elmer case and $40 and costs IN W
Foord u Robinson case.
Lewis Dollard WAS found Ru'iV N
using Is bottles belonging to 'onn
Donahos and 10 bottles belonging
Foord q Robinson, but these eouis
under the head OF hrst offences, q nne :.
30 cents bottle was imposed, mah,p. ~.
50 In the Donahoe case and % ~ iusl
Foord & Robinson case, Sl4 In al, W
sides the costa. which were heavy. "a,
Tho legitimate bottlers OF the cl.f ~ ~
that they are very much aanoyeu ,,sa, ~.
subjected to much loss by these it1lian' .,ar
taking them, aud iilllng them with I'M Ve's, ~
sell them, and they are determineu =
break up the practice.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
One Hundred I,oss.

9. 9. Fleming. Of Florida, d IN the
city and has arranged for q public sale
oi bic property on Saturday, 94th inst.
Il is divided into one hundred building
lots fronting on Ksunstt road, Grant
avenue, Union, Thirteenth and -Four.
tesnth streets, beautifully situated and
convenient TO Delaware avenue and
Eighth street care. These lots are Just
outside Of the city and therefore not sub.
jsct to city tAxes. Tho kennett road ie
destined 70 b. Wilmington's 6nesl
avenue, and this sale affords . rare
chance to secure lots for houses and fol
safe and profitable Investment
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
BADLY Scal,Ie,t

Raymond, was badly scalded yesterday
At his parents residenc :, No. 10 West
Twenty tn rd street. The little f.l ow
had been out p aging, and came running
In the room where the family washin Z
was being done, when he tripLed and
fell his left arm being thrust Into n ket
tie OF boiling water. " was tcalded sc
badly that the skin Leelei of IN shreds,
and bis father Immediately poured q
| quantity OF linseed oil over the burns,
| which had The effect pi ea ing he pait,
uniil DR.. Shortl;dge, who WAS summoned
At once, arrived. lie did everything
possible Tor the little filw, and thi.
morning he was dong as well as could
| be expected
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
vtsItllig Sons OF America.

Washineten Camps Nos. 43, 246 and
3s1, OF Chester, Pa, No la OF Norris
town, Pa, No. OF Lancaster, Pa, aud
Camps 2 and OF Delaware, visited
Washington Camp, No. 8, p. @. 5. of A.,
last night, In their hall, Nc. $40 Market
street. Camp AZ oil Chester had ,hciI
psrsphernalia and:conferred the whit %,
second degree on the new camp (No. %
after which splendid COLLATION. wa,
served, and the remainder OF the even.
ing was spent in speech making, Jacot
II. Davis of camp No. presented Camp
with handsome sils nag in the namt
OF James Z. Green, P. P. of the Camp.
1t was received by w. T. Adams, p, and
w. g. Hawthorne, Il. y. OF the Camp, IL
neat sleechee.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
DIED.,

William Bowers. IN the 6sth year oi
his age.
Relatives ana friends arc invited to at
tend the funeral from his late residence.
No. 2l5 West Second street, on Tuesday
afternoon, the 18th instant, at o'clock.
Interment at Riverview Cemetery.
SLACK-On May IL. 1880. Edward T.
Slack, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends also the mem.
bers of Lenape Tribe. Imp. Q. Il. NJ,
and Washington Conclave OF Hepta-
sophs are invited to attend the funeral
services. at the residence, No. go French
street, on Thursday the 18th inst, at o.
clock p. m. lnterment ut RiYerview
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
In search of Health.

Having been informed by menloerys - "a, ~,
Mrs. Keigwin's Bible class, a. tue W ~, ~.
Presbyterla Church, OF that lady Ann mn
disposition and absence for severn, oa
days, 1t IL with pleasure We have nsSiI n
to-day that her husband. Rev. Albert n y
KoiGwin. will take her to sara,osA' .ni nj
T., for two weeks OF recupcratloh' .,.n @
We trust of recreation aud pleasure a,sv ~
Their address will be st the Wasnips'o'
HOUSE.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Tho Louisiana Lottery.

NEW ORLEANS, May l2.-The Govern
~ OF Louisiana has Issued message
strongly attacking the Louisiana Lottery,
VII cf, he says, experience has shown ID
BY far tue most dangerous species OF
gambling, because OF infesting whole
communities, and preying especially
upou the poor and simple, and he asks
tht ther constitutional prlvi sge to main
tain such gambling company should be
granted Tor twenty-five years for .
money consideration.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
An Infant Drinks whisIy and Dies.

BoRDENrowN, May 12.-Willle Clyde.
a-year old son OF Matthew Clyde. oi
Florence, died to-day IN COMMISSIONS 8
caused by drinking almost a mint OF
whisky. Tho father had occasionally
given his children little to drink. and
the boy knowing where the bottle was
kept, poured the contents into glass as
be had seen the father do aud drank IL.
Within ten minutes he was seized with
Violent conyuls!ons and died few honr,
later,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
i. Hessior,.

Goa, and wood, flour and feed. Lshigh
coal, Schuylkill coal, Lee coal. All
grades Of spring and winter wheat foui
Minnesota nour, Hungarian flour. Lsa.i
flour, In barrels or half barrels. All
kinds Of mill feed at mill pricea Oak o.
pine kindling wood IN blocks or split.
Careful drivers and 22i0 Lbs. TO the tor
guaranteed. ONCE, yard and warehouse.
Sl7 West Front street. Telephons t9e.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Searching for Miss Mukin..

MT. HOLLY, May l2.-The creek was
drawn off at low water yesterday and q
careful search was made for the body Of
Aiss Sallie Wilkins, the aged woman
Who disappeared. No trace WAS found.
Her relatives have secured all the sur-
sounding towns and Philadelphia with,
oQt finding auy clue 10 her whereabouts
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Refusing tho Church sacrs ont

New Brunswick, May 12.-Two of
the Catholic priests OF this city yester-
day startled their congregations by an
nouncing that those children who at
tended the public schools would not b g
confirm d. Tho cause for this action
was that the parents were acting In op.
position TO the direct mandates Of the
church, and that Its authority must be
upheld
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Goips to wyoming.

Tomorrow evening Department eSI Ss,,
mandsr Lewis, accompanied BY memJ,t nIa,...
Of his stafI, will make an officlal sls ,nc.
tIon 10 the g. A. r. Post at Wyom,rntis' ,nis
Kent county. The party will leass eN,,,siou @
city on the $50 p. m. Delaware D Tnurs.
train, and return at an early hour AnN'.
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-13
Wagon for the chic, Ena ,neer

A new wagon has been ordered by
Chief Engineer Robinson, OF the Fire
Department, which he intends to uee 10
going to fires. The wagon 10 the same
kind as is used In New FORK and Phila.
dslp phia, and the chief expects to have 1t
hero ard In service, In about two weeks.