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Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Resolutions OF Respec,.

1t Is with sincere sorrow that we, the
committee OF tue BricklAyers' Union,
are called upon to record the dc tn OF
our fellow memb,r and brother, Thomas
NJ. Roiliy, a genial and bright companion
whose counsel and presence will be sadI '
missed In the iuture proceedings OF our
association. Aud II Is further
Resolved, That we extend to the be.
reaved family our heartfelt sympathy
and condolences on this sad occasion,
knowing him as We do; and further
Resolved, That our charter be draped
in mourning for the period oil thirty
days, and that copy Of these resolut oni
be presented the family OF our deee ased
brother and be published In ali tie DAILY
papers. j. K. McNABB,
JOHN Cox,
q. w. PHILLIPS,
Is. H. NAHAN,
Jos. A. DALEY.
Committee
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
The Nominee far Coron.-

Jo.eph II. Kirk, who was rout
last Saturday by the Democratic
ior coroner, 10 not shoemaker BY i
~ was erroneously stated yesterday,
was born and raised near RisIup
Nd, and 10 80 years Of a.e. When q
young he had a fall which r,nde ed N
Q cripple for life. bu, no,wi.hst,udi
this he Is about as active as the ma,orI
OF men who have the use OF their limb
lie received his education In the publ,
schools OF Cecil County, Md aud at th
Friends Normal School at Rang sur
When about 10 years Of age he rsmove|
10 this State, where he has been engage
in bookkeeping aud the fire insurAls
business. lie was appointed postmssl
at Stanton by President Cleveland, al
after the election OF President Harrax'(
tsndered his res'gt alton, sgainst
wishes Of the majority Of the resided
who, knowing bis efficiency, offered
send In petition asking to have him
taiDed. Mr.. Kirk Is well known, and
he has hosts OF friends sll over the cou
10 no doubt the strongest candidate
party could have selected.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Arrealed ON Suspicion.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June u
Hoene was arrested here on sunasy:
telephonod for the police 70 como Y
office. When they arrived nc was
smoking q long-s,emmed pipe,
two feet away from him was .ne
body OF Miss Annie Enoelaese.
doctor said che was taken win
entering his office AMI died. he
to say anything further, e1csPs
did not know her. The git,
learned by the police aiterwata
been pcddling patent meaiclpe
Hoene for some time.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
A Reservoir Overlooking.

AMSTERDAM, N. y, June l5.-The
frequent rains that have been falling of
hAte have caused the " ater In the Gal way
reservoir to be higher than it ever wss
bbfore. Water has been flowing over the
.S.rttlway since Saturday aud the hotels
And barns nearby are surrounded by
water from three to four feet deep. The
reservoir Is believed to be strong enough
70 stand the strain, but should 1t Civ,
yay there will be fearful overflow, q.
u b eight miles in circumference. Til.
reservoir supplies water Tor this plact
and 10 eleven miles from here,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Soaked In KerosAna

New YORK. June 1.-THE janitor Of
the tenement house No. III EldrIdpe
street, accidentally discovered on SUNDAY
night that the floor of the frat story be-
meath the stairway, the wainscoting OF
the hall, the stairway, the door OF the
closet containing the gas meter, were all
thoroughly souked with kerosene, and Il
needed only the application OF q match
to start a fire that would have swept ur
the stairs and Railways, cutting oil from
escape the IL families who live In the
house. Tine police were notified, but they
have no clue to tho incendlary.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
THIRD EDITION
Lsttor from, su.sex.

Ocrresrondence OF the RkruBLIcAN.
BErHEL. june 14.-John Wright OF
Wilmington WAS buried here this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, Rev. W. b. Gregg
preaching At the funeral from Rev, IA. Is.
De luried hia wiie here twenty years ago
last month from 6eaford, where he lived.
Ne writer bssnx stationed at Seaiord the
esme time. When the writer WAS sta
tioned at Wilmington Bro. Wright lived
With hIs daughter on Taylor street, whore
cav htm frequently. At that time he
was very feeble and was not expected to
live long, but he continued here sig years
longer. He leaves one brother, two chi.-
dren and grandchildren 10 mourn his
loss. He WAS the eldest Of ten, and
Jeremiah, the one living here, the young.
est. He was born uear sharptow n, now
Wico'nico County, Md. He Joined Moor's
Chapel, now Mount Pleasant Church,
over sixty years ago. He was OF q mild
somperament = faithful aud laborious
member OF the church, aud now no doubt
rests from his labors. May his mautle
rest on his relatives.
A boy about s years Of age, living with
his mother near Bladesville, got up ON
We window, 1t being open, pushed the
away that held 1t up, and 1t fell on
neck, breaking IL, causing death. His
Saother was cut In the field, end when
Che came home he was hanging there
dead, having kicked the plsstering of in
MS struggle for life. SO much so that hts
toe nails were torn OIL and his feat bleed
ing. 1t was sad picture for his mother
20 behold. She was q sister 10 James w.
HAstngf. His funeral was held at $
o'clock Today BY the writer In Blades-
vi 10 NJ. Il. Church.
Al we left the cemetery persons were
asking an effort 10 md Mr.. Shaffer's
81 fhiladelphia, who was on visit In
osaiord. He was drowned whils bathing
~ tho Nanticoke rivcr. He was rs years
old, aud could not swim. Mr.. SLaifer
mas marble yard In Scaford.
OCCASIONAL.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Cauous This Evening.

A caucus OF tho Dsmocrst,c y, !. s avs
of CITY Council will bs held 'h,s a,,ei,, eu,
to select candidate TOR city s ,er,
place OF IL. q. Turner, wnoewv VILLA
pires July lst The name 9, o., M, m.ntl
Lyman, ESQ, Is prominently n. md
In connection with ths postum. w.. 4
probable he will bo tho choics
members. II is possible that a. p,m ~
candidates for clerk OF w VIZ ,ns
clerk of Council and coal on ,u uc
will also bs considered BY she eAu
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Coal Mine Statistics

wILKEsBARRE, Pa, June I'M
Inspector Wiliama, oi the Third Anth
cite Inspection District, OF this State, |
Just completed a table OF the operate
Of the coal mines for the last 70 yeS
During that tims there were l0,522,l
tons OF coal mined. The smallest ouid
was IN 1871, when 100000 ioLs vi
mined, and the largest 10 1888, wh
1884, 403 tons were taken from the cart
There were 1904 men killed In the maj
disasters during the 20 years, the large
number killed being In 1884, e07. 7
smallest number Of tons OF coal min
for each life lost was 81, 655 tons, In IS;
Tho la.gest number Of days worked n
year was 233, In 1883.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
short Measures Again.


There sesms to be q genera, com plaipt
Of number Of hucksters using small
measures In the King street markell.
thereby deliberately sleatins purchasers
out of large Peekfe Asir hard -eArnsd
store and ask lisslS riszen-faced so
tector 8pers measures use nH, arc nN nearly
= tmsii - y who uss them A few
SpNbs g snr ~ REPUBLICAN, enter d into
= 80 - ~ar against these little
l genereiIy, -seurss aud succeeded in
Npd those whOfu the market 1t has
business is slsck gef such war again,
prices. So much then /, measures are
ThcXnsnother feature Siye 70 GO f.
1.L6 have been cpepmel vs
bssn obtained and wfftle - THeoes. s'
sary to break up this robbisg CT people
going to market
II Clerk of the Market Smel.z would
tAee round with his fosters aud try
some OF these measures not far from his
own place of business he might nab come
OF them, though they are usually on the
lookout for him aud when they see him
coming they b:de the little measure and
use big one until he passes. 1t is
closely these dealers watch Clerk Smeliz.
a good way to circumvent these dishon-
sst dealers would be to buy legal quart
measure and take 1t along to market
when berries are purchased and comrel
dealers to give honest measure, The
REPUBLICAN, 10 ready to help Clerk
emeltz wheneyer ha tAkSa to tho " Ss-
path against these dishonest dealers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
peaah ee ri ol1 pislss..


Archibald Crosiss. a old citixsn o.
Wilmmgtop, and we'll Known b. nearly
eil the igsd and middle aged citisens,
died st ths residence Of bis daughtsY-in.
Nv, Mvs. Charles r. Edwards, No. SS5
Church street. ysstsrdAy, II ths osd
ysar Of bis age. Mr., Crosier wat eon-
i1poQ TO the house about thres months,
but having become enfsetosd By old age,
hs had retired from active work some
three o. more years ago
he wAs born u Glasgow, Scotland,
and came 70 this country ID the yeAf
lSlS, leaving behind him wife and nine
children. One child basides he brought
with him. He settled at Rockdals,
delaware County, Pa, whore be worked
ID the cotton mills, and Afterwards.
when he removed to this city, he fol-
lowed the same occupation. Some time
alter he left Scotland the cholera broke
opt In that country, and his vie fell =
victim to the disease while nursing the
children through It.
Tho children were afterwards all
brought safely over. Mr. Croker In
alter years married Mira Liddell. .
widow, with whom he lived happily un-
NJ little over year ago when she died,
without offspring by the last marriage.
OK Mr.. Crozier's children there are lett
but James, Alexander and Mrs. Edwards
OF this city, aud Archibald In Chester,
Pa Mr.. Croxier was . strict Scotch
Ptesbyteri aud was an honored mem
bar Of ,he Hanover Presbyterian Church.
aud for . number OF years sexton Of
that church. Though foreign born among
tho Highiands Of Scotland, he was .
tho. ough American, and during the war,
though too old to 20 to the front he did the
best he could and became . member OF
tho Fifth Delaware Regiment and guard
ed the rebel prisoners IT Fort Delaware.
He was . member Of Delaware En-
cAmpment No. l, ]. o. o. F., and the
Oldest mem bsr Of Asylum Lodge, No.
2S, l. y. o. +. He was also o mem Der
OF Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. 1, q. A.
X All these societies will honor their
brother on Thursday after.
n9cn at 4 o'clock, when the funeral 10 10
take place and the remains will be laid
I'd rest In Wilmington and Bran dywins
Cemetery. The nags are Ct half mast
oA the Smyth Post building and the Odd
Fellows' Hall In honor Of his memory.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
An Important Fertiliser,

A member Of the John A. Gran stor
Company OF Newport, tslephoned us THU
morning that Thomas jackson, who
occupies the Peoples farm near Wood
dale, used the Whsnn Bros. phosphate
on his corn this spring, and he thought
the great growth OF his corn, which We
noticed on Monday might be attributed
TO that fact. The farmers would dc
well to mako comparisons, and consult
their interests 10 making purchases OF
material to improve their land. Th,
John q CraDston Company has the repu-
tation Of making reliable fertil zers, and
We presume that the reputation of doing
so will be maintained for years to come.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
CITY MethOdist Mission.

gome three weeks ago the City M
at Front and Jefferson streets, wa
ferred to Wesley N. Z. Chuieh 10 IN
sion, since which time Rev. a. ..
has been holding revival services
great success. Nearly every nlgn.
are anxious inquirers and eonse,, !,
Besides preaching every hiens y. .
Saturday, there Is preaching a,acj esI,y
noon and Sunday school at ociOs
class has been organized win .os
members and the number ~ ,hs i M,
1t is expected to make tnls .nu u,,v -"
OF q church In that part o. tne ..1 aanti,
Dolbow's services here will Do eoA'
for some timc yet.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
An Attractive Yard.

Residents OF Eastern Wilmington II
the Ninth ward are highly delighted
with the appearance OF the yard oil No
II school. The pas.ers by have beer
attracted BY the sight OF dahlias bloom
Ing since June TO- There are fourteen
dahl'as In the yard, ali In thrifty condi
tion aud some with tops crowned will
numerous buds. The beauty OF the var,
10 attiibuta' lie to Mrs. J. W. Kirby, who
takes great delight In flowers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Didn't Know Their Danger.

EAST SAGINAW, Mich, June l6,-4
steamer b. Y. Ferris left here Tor wen
na Beach, . Summer resort on sagln1|
Bay, two miles from the mouth oil \
Saginaw River, yesterday ailernos
with 400 passengers. When abou!
mile from the beach the steamer stfua
a snag aud sprung leak, but succeed.
in reaching the piers where she se.Is W
with two feet of water In her bold. W
GERS of tho boat kept tie fact oI
disaster from the passengers, thus ~ ~
ting q panic, The people came noA
by railroad.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Held For the Municipal Court.

Hannah Hill, the vile Of George Hill,
residing at No. Tindall Court, running
north from Taylor etreet near Lombard,
was charged before Squire Monsgh han
this morning with committing an -.
gravated assault and battery on Miss
Lille Jones, residing at No. 4lo Taylor
street. The defendant was represented
BY William T. Lyman. Esq, and the evi-
dence showed that while the attack was
uuprovoked, the defendant etruck the
plaintiff on tho head and arm with q
brOomstick, from the effects of which she
fAinted and and DIR. Kittinger was sum-
moned. He ordered her to be kept
quiet, and sad there was danger OF con-
gestion of the brain from the blow.
After hearing the testimony the Squire
ordered the accused to furnish bail for
her appearance at the Municipal Court
ON Thursday morning, when the case
will be disposed OF BY Judge Ball.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Mitchell ( Bash,

It's no wonder. It
isn't surprising if
you will take the
time to call at our
store, notice the
quality of our goods
at the remarkably
low prices.
Plainly marked
upon each article
you will easily un-
derstand why we
are doing such a
large trade.
We have new
goods arriving daily,
all the latest styles.
We name a few
items that will
interest you. Last
week we advertised
a lot of wreaths at
remarkably 10 W
prices. These goods
were all sold within
the last two days.
But we have re /
ceived another lot,
much superior in !
quality which we will |
sell at the lowest
figures.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

OOr These goods were
Wv sold at the beginning
90e Of the season at $500,
o'e $I.a5. $I.5o. II you
A0c want to secure any Of
1oo these bargains don't
wait too long.
We have received another
new lot OF Lace Straw Hats,
new shapes, which we will
sell at 36c; actual value 81.
Another lot Of Patent Leath.
er CHARLES, which W e
will sell for 3oc.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Had q Needle In Her Throat

BRIDoEToN. June 16.-Mra K. Gould,
residing near BrIdgeton, was nearly
choked to death while eating breakfast
alone by piece OF beststeak, which
lodged In her throat. After great difii-
Guilty and much suffering ahe finally
succeeded in dislodging the meat, when
che found In II . rusty needle, which
had prevented her from swallowing II.
She cannot account Tor the presence Of
the needle in the meat.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Complaint About the Grounds.

Some time ago the Merritt Base Bal
Club engaged the grounds OF the VII.
miugton Club for game OF ball yester-
day. They were, however, disappointed
In finding that the track had been plowed
up TO prepare 1t for the sports on 'Satur.
day, as they were led to believe that II
would not be torn up until tomorrow.
The manager and the members OF the
club are loud in their complaints abou,
the matter.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Train for Atlantic CITY.

Beginning Saturday, j une %, the vii.
mington u Northern railroad W III put on
through Saturday afternoon express
train to Atlantic Cily. The Christina
will leave the King street wharf at 4. n,
connecting at Pennssrove with the train.
which will arrive at Atlantic CITY at I
o'clock. Passengers by this train can
return on Sunday afternoon or MONDAY
morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
A,Iutcrostlng Meeting.

Garfield Camp, No. 2, Sons s..i, 81
ans. had . very interesting msG. eS.,
evening. Department Com %souf mar N
and stan were presept, Pa
Camp, No. $50, Of Cbestsa, Cs.m.r
dresses were msde BY Depal.a1 paa1
msuder Lewis, Adjutant iens. nm
lev aud Chaplain Mccoy. h
cations wsre received for menus
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Totals. 81

The shooting Of both clubs, with one
or two exceptions, was far below the
average, owing to the high northwest
wind which prevailed during the after
noon. The grounds are 20 situatsd that
the birds wero driven entirely from their
course before they had attained their
flight.
The Nonesuch Club will return the
match in the uear future, and 1t is to be
hoped that circumstances will be more
favorable.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Sunday School Excuraion.

T'he Sunday school of Moore's A. NJ.
+. Chapel will make an excursion to
Birmingham Park, on Thursday, the
10Th inst, leaving the depot Of the Will
m'ngton s. Northern railroad, at7.15 q.
IN. Prof. Thomas Harding's Band has
boen engaged for the occasion, and q
pleasant time 10 anticipated.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Heavy Clothing Failure

Joshua Kuh. dealer in clothing. SEQ
Market street, Philadelphis, failed yes
tcrday with unknown liabilities and un.
known sssets, atter having preferreL
creditcrs 10 nearly I'll 600. Mr.. Kun
was for sohe lime engaged in the cloth
Ing business on Maraet street In this
citv
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Gave bonds.

B mds have been furnished BY John J.
Mealey, administrator OF the late Martin
}. Meaiey, for the collection Of city taxss
in the Southern district, and lie was
sworn in yesterday by Mayor Harrington.
1t is not probable that any further action
In the matter will be taken by Coupcll.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

Rev. @. Ackworth, who, has been
preaching 10 the State Of New York,
arrived In our city last week and on
Sunday morDing preached his frat
sermon In Moore's A. NJ. Z. Chapel at
10th and Lincoln streets, to quite an
Interested congregation.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
-%-~ - 49,
MAkkI ED

WANNBERG - -ANNELIUs. ON the
10th inst, at No. $40 Spruce street, by
Wennncrs NE mey. WIN. /. White, Mr: olof W.
Annelius. both Of this oity.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Attention Brick,ayer,

The members OF the Brlcklayers'
Union are requested to meet at tbs hail.
Fourth and Walnut streets. oa we'd.
nesday morning, at o'clock, to attend
the funeral OF Thomas NJ. REILLY in 4
body.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Complaint About n Guttnr.

Some OF the residents on Seven th
street bear Walnut complain about q
gutter from a rain spout which runs
across their pxvemeuts, and ask that the
attention Of the Street and Sewer Com
mission be called to the matter,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

xAvsspooa and London Taiiors.
~ wool pants 10 order $500. Suits,
00. Out 70 your measure, well made
Vim good trimmings. Perfect At guar
nntesd. 521 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
aAsesl>s lIassA.

The NonssucA and Kismensi Gun
Clubs shot . social rssurn match at clay
plgsonA on ~ formers ground Oh eat.
tfoays June IA The following 10 the in
dividual SCORE out Of possible 10 birds,
ten sinQles and six doubles:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

Bear In mind that at Russell's you csu
get hosiery, gloves, umbrellas, Swiss
fiouncings and ali small wares at his
mark down prices, ss he Is positively
going out OF business.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

Don't buy your dress goods or any
thing In tho dry goods line until you
have visited Russsll's closing-out sale at
No. 30G Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

Frank Gingelbach, the ash gatherer
ccmpitted an unpovoked assault on
lbe xps Green In trout of his building,
~ =. kss. Sth street, yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

Have you heard OF the panic? II rot,
read r. l.. RusselPs adv. and see what
he says to you about silks, and profit
BY It.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

Choice stesks from home.raised beef
from IA to Is cents per pound, at More.
land's, No. 4O7 King street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

For Good Hose
At low prices go to J. Z. Rhoads s. Sons
Third md Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Dsssreysa py Firs.

The celebrated 3 y. B. B. cigar, manu-
&ftnrsd h1 q. ]. Bourbon q Bro, No.
aS West Second street. Sold ct eli the
leading hotsls and cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

To the young face Pozzoni's Complex
Ion Powder gives iresher charms. 10 the
old renewed youth. Tryit.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Painting,

Walter Joseph, house and sign painter.
Shop sos West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

Try @. L. Meiler's California hams and
beef tongue at ffty cents. He Keeps all
other kinds Of meat at 507 King street
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Now u Your Chance.

Nov = Your Chance.
7. A. Shannon has Just received Q fine
line OF genta' flannel shirts at the lowest
prices, 3O5 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

= - cabinet photographs and one 1890
lyon portrait at Cumming gallery,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
$4,000 RE WARD.

reward of fifteen hund,oa ,a,,
WI VII be paid for information seo,,rt,, ,n,s >
ar 1re na,s arrest and conviction OF Tho pe.sog
M oL eisohs concerned In settin, III ,i,a sV, "a
q" t,e onrh ~ & OF +; ] Dnront deNeinonros ~ =
on the evening OF Deccmber iDiIssaaaware, Isaa
l. Ia ,.,.nSr y. it reward of fifteen hundre3 I'M %
~ III be paid FOR inicrtui,lann s.,'a,... w.,
ngssan g ane ~ arrest and conviction OF IpiI ths
iire to the he parsons Snr% -, concerned in setting
honrs Tna'a 4 CO., in Christlan,, Ii, HnpdnNne, ddeNe,
'so' f. l. Dupont. .DeNeMou uRs1fy Rs Gn. ~.
ml5tfw-s
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

McIlvain D Co., 208 H. Atm
Are receiving trout spanish
soft crabs and spappefs'
day. Phone. 800.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

:" FOR MAN AND
w wifc,l large, well furnished room on
first or second floor desired. Address,
Board, this office. All
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
State OF Thermomose
The W Gather.

Tomorrow promises 10 be partly
cloudy to clearing, aud rather warmer,
followed BY showers. Similar conditions
will probably prevail on Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
More Kind Words.
Treasury Department. !
SECOND COnptr0ller's Ofiice.
Washington, ID. C., May 70, 1890,

Second ComptrOller's Ohice.
Washington, u. c., May 70, 1890.
Mr.. IL. A. Bradfeld, 8S2 Mar
Yet Street, Wilmington, Dsl.-My Dear
Hir:-In answer to your request have to
gay that the Decker Brothers' Upright
Plano, which purchased nearly three
years ago, has proven perfectly satisfac.
Tory. am convinced that 1t contains
he essential qualities In tone and action
that constitute the perfect piano, and
would have no hesitation In advising any
person, who wishes 8 thoroughly frst
f,ass instrument, to buy only a Decker
saying that l have always fonnd your
course of dealing with purchasers emit
nent!y courteous. Very Truly Yours.
b. y. GILKEsoN.
Colonel Gi'kesons verdict is in perfect
accord with that OF all frat class artists,
Call at Bradileld's, s32 Market street for
pianos, organs and small Instruments.
iol'n, banjo, and Guitar strings. m29
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

NoTICE--rHE MEMBERS OF AsY-
IN lum Lodge. No. y, 1. o. .. +, aro
requested to meet at the hall, Third and
King streets, on Wednesday, June 18th,
the funeral of our late brother, A. Gro.
Zier ST. +. q. BY order of the Noble
Grand. Attest: j. IL. APPLEBY,
ut Per. Sec.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
Intast Novelties

In wall paper and wind9sw 81
the lowest to beat gra1ss, g,,
Evans Il Co. .. No. 2Os "e's
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17
A1oTIcEls uEnrpY aIvEx ruAr

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
lN application win be made to the
Hon. L. Grubb, Associat o Judge OF New
Castle County, on saturday, june as
1880, az 10 O'Clock a. IN, ut the Court
House. W ilmiugton, for tho incorpora-
tion Of "rhe Triton Mill Company" of
New Castle, Del. The object OF the in
corporation Is To manufacture and sell
cotton yarns nnd cotton goods of NIL
kinds and to do all acts properly CON
nected with tho enid business
ALEX. Is. COOPER,
Attorney for lncorporators.
June l6, 1880, 6.l7.lOi
Daily Republican., 1890-06-17

NOTICE-I. o. o. F. THE MEM
IN bers of Delaware Encampmcnt No.
i, l. o. U. II. and Patriarchs OF the Order
are requested to attend the funeral of
our late brother, Archibald Crozier, T..
q. l.. tomorrow wednesday, after
noon. Meet at ODD Fellows Hall, Mt
. o'clock, sharp. by ordor of Edwin
Hirst, Chief Patriarch. Attest John l..
Pierson, Scribe.