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Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Wm,ren Athletic Club.

Tho Warren Athletic Club will hold
its spring sports on the grounds OF tn.
Wilmin gton base ball club, on Saturday
afternoon, June 81. Tho prospectus just
issued provides for the following events:
Open events (handicap)--lc0 yards. a20
yards, sso yards, 3 mile run, running
high jump running broad jump. mile
and miles bicycle races. putting 10
pound shot. Tho events open only "
members OF the Warren Club arc a loo
yards dash for those who have never
won n frat prize IN running; mile run,
scratch; running high jump. handicap.
In addition there will be . l0O-yards
dash aud two-mile bicycle race for the
cham plonship OF Delaware. The formeI
will be Tor tho Bates Challenge cup. In
the open events handsome prizes OF ell
vsrwarc Will be given to the iirst and
second In each event. The entrance foe
will be SO ceuts per entry, aud the en-
tries will be Handicapped in the runs b,
K. G. Carter, official handicapper OF the
A. A. u, aud In the cycle events b,
George d. Gideon, official l.. A. w.
handicapper. Entries close on Saturday
june Il, with w. +. Knriz.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
FOURTH EDITION
ron Ordained.

Rev. Edward Henry Ecksl, Of 81.
james Episcopal Church, stanton, De,a.
ware, was ordained n Deacon yesteruey
in that church BY the Right Rsv. Leisn'
ton Coleman, Bishop OF Delaware, 40
si.t' by . large number Of the clergy o.
the diocese. The memorable old chutch
was well Hlled aud the ceremonies were
very Imp essiye. A large numosr OF
people were present from this city. Ihey
went out IN the 10 q. m. train ana were
taken from Stanton depot to the cnufch
III hacks. The services commenced ~
". 80 .. M. by singing hymn NO; o.@
As the last stauza OF the hymn WAS oe'nR
sung the clerical procession, clad III tneir
vestments, entered the church rom inc
vtstry room In the following order o. a
proceeded to the chancel: The Rev. IL.
J. Hammond. ol Wilmington, ana tue
Rev. II. Allen Griffith, OF Downingtown
Pa; the Rev. David Howard, OF VIII
mini Ston, and the Rev. George M. Bone,
Il N walk; the Reys. r. Gardiner LIZ
toll and Charles 4. Murray, of winning
ton; the Rev. Edward Henry kekel, the
Rev. II. Ashton Henry and Bishop Cole
man, Of Wilmington.
The Rev. ii. Ashton Henry, rector OF
Trinity Church, Wilmington. acted as
chaplain to the bishop, aud carried tue
pastoral atafi.
Alter tho procession reached the chan
eel all entered 1t except the candidate lot
ordination, who occupied seat In 'front.'
After PRAYER Rev. Charles E. Murray,
rector Of St. Andrews Church, Whining
ton, preached the ordination sermon from
II. Corinthians, g. 90: "Now then we
are ambassadors Tor Christ 40 though
God did beseech you BY US; we pray IN
Christ's stead, he 20 reconciled to God
Mr. Murray preached most adn'ra'
bls sermon, which was listened to with
the strictest attention. AT the conciu-
sion of the sermon Rev. Mr.. Eckel, the
candidate for ordination, WAS presented
TO the bishop by Rev. Charles \. blur
ray, who administered to him the rites
and sacrsmeuts belonging to hls enlarged
position.
After lie was ordained and clothed IN
the vestments of his Office The holy com
muuion was administered to the clergy,
the bishop being celebrant. Afterwara
tho holy communion was administefeo
10 tho cong alton by the newly-ordaihed
| deacon, assisted by the Rev. MIR. Howard
Numerous congratulations followed.
aud an Offering was made Tor the rspairs
Of the church.
At 8 O'Clock luncheon was served OF
the lawn adjacent to the church. A large
table filled with all kinds oi seasonablt
fruits aud vegetables WAS spread, aud
nearly 200 persons partook OF the whoie
some menu. The niiair was mos
pleasant one, and much enjoyed by thos
who participated. The Wilmington
party returned home about 5.30 O'CLOCK
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Duty to the Republic.

R.v W. l. i. Murray, Pti. D., doliv-
ar ed q praetiuAl lrc ure 10 the students
OF the Wilmington Commercial ColleR,
yestorday, this subject being Every
Mans Duty to the Republic" MIR.
Murray said that the general belief WAS
that our republic WAS the strUngcst aud
beat form of RovsrDmtpt. Now th-
s,ahdinB this there we're forces AZ work
to undtrmiue 1t ard weaken i. Il e
great citiss OF the repuullc were not goy-
erned in the Interests oil morals and
honesty, and the power q. rum rules T.
. great extent. To prevent tns every
NJ an should do bis duty ~ inform ~
him.eii, as ballol1 sbl brains si.auld x,
totethsr. and Ia the next place ever
/ mar rhould srrIcise I e right o yot "
and vote against anything that wuul'
dafe 10 uudcrlnine the iel uo ic.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Another pooJI, AiI,.,,n,n

NLw iokh, MAY -. Another oi the
Csradisn Doodle colony Is ia town. IIs
10 tx-Aiduimah CbarIre Denpsey. :bn
County Democracy Alderman rom thr
sixteenth Assembly Dlstlidi ia the BOARD
oi 1904. lie reached tbs dity THIS morn
ing. 1t is said he Was abis to secure |
bopdsmen. and that he hal gons over 60
Jersey City, no as to be ont OF the reach
oil q beuch warrant from the Court of
General Sessions.
Tomorrow he will proi ably complies
Ills arrangements to give tIe $4,000 bail
required Of all tho doodle Aldermen Of
1894.
Dempsey was . Woodworking youn,.
mechanic on the East Side untl lie got
the lever OF politics. He was escted to
the Board or Aldermen. md began to
buy real estate, which W ~ recorded 10
the nance of relstiveA Frbm this source,
It 10 understood, he DERIVED the income
| that has enabled. him to live well lor tue
last four yeArs in tho TO bde colony ia
Montreal.
Dempsey ned TO Cans la with JohL
| Keenan,, "billy" MAl0net snl eI Alder
men sayles aud DelaceB. In October.
1856. when he wAs safely established In
Cauada, hs was indicted for bribery Ia
connection with tho granting of III,
broadway Railroad franc hise.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
WIN Goto ssorge,own.

Tomorrow morning Department Com
handler Lewis. accompanied by his stan
aud about 75 to 100 members Of tho q.
A. H., will leave this city At $50 O'Clock
on the Delaware Railroad Ior George
town, where they will take part In the
memorial exercises. The fare for the
round trip has been placed at &2.65 for
all mem bers of the q. A. X. in uniform,
while others will DO charged cents q
mile each way. Arrangements have teen
made by which special train will he
run In the evening, connecting with the
north-bound Norfolk express at Har-
rington, by which the excursionisis will
roach this city at an carly holf on satur-
day morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Gone to Europe.

Superintendent II. H. Cater, Of tho
Marylau Division of the p, W. 4 B.
Railroad, accompanied by h's wife,
started for Europe yesterday on the
steamship Ohio from Philadelpbia. A
number Of the employees OF the company
determined TO give them send oil. and
occurred the steamer Christiana, which.
with about 6ity prominent railroad men
OH board, met the Ohio At Edgemoor.
Whistles were sounded, and whom Mr..
aud Mrs. Carter appeared At the side OF
tho big ocean steamer, waving their
hAnikerchiets, they were greeted with
prolonged cheers. Among the party
were Trainmaster Frank Carlisle, J. +.
Petty johu, Paymaster John w. Lawson,
Asa Denio. james L. Smith, G. W. Toy
lor, James II. Price, John N. kstes
Conductor Eugene Messick, Train De-
| spatcher J. w. Aydon, Joteph Murphey
Assistant Station Master 7. B. Bryson
Train Dispatcher j. W. Reynolds, l.. D
Tut, Roscoe Baylis, Chief Clerk j. l.
burnett, who arranged the affair. anc
Superintendent A. q. McCausland, o
the W. & N. Railroad, who rendered the
Christiana for the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
FIFTH EDITION.
swiudIed by Clrcs Is Men.

OXFORD, May 2s.-Petat X. sh vrr
wealthy resident OF Mount Union. a5sI
81, started Tor Groves circus. wiz
showed 10 that pace Monday, AMI on
the way met well-irebsed slranYrr
giving his name as Johnson. who imi
him he was horse buger from Alc.
gheuy and would givs him $500 II be
would give him Il recomthenia:Isa. onJ
also produced S5J0 a. auala.tec Of
responsibility. shaver took The morey
and then entered the show with johnson
and met monte inaa with i've cards m
q table.
Johtson put roll of bills Oh the l.ble
aud told Shaver TO follow suit with Ma
$500. and Shaver obeyal. Then ths
monte mau told tho old man TO nj II nm
one Of the cards, which he did. when ,l,r
sharper Informed h i'm he had Iust nnI
rakcd 10 tho pile. Shaver return 10
town and swore out wsrrept Tor NJ,
Given, the proprietor OF tile show. and
hau MN hiresteh. uiNen denied all
| knowledge OF the gemblets. but finally
when threatened with q trlp to Huntlus'
don, paid tho old man his 1900 Aho',t
u score more residents OF the town were
swindiei by the gamblers, but most Of
them agree that they deserved IL,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
HIER.


wAIKER,-on May u, 1870, Eliznpstn,
widow OF Benjamin Walkor, aacd ~
yenrs. ....,.,,,,,t,v
,,,yitcd n attend her funeral from her
late residence. No, ios Dclnw9te aycnme'
on Thursday AFTERNOON ut O'Clock. n
torment at Wilmington anu Dfohuy'
wine Cemetery.
DAWSON Tuesday, May ~ ~ her
Hundred, Mrs. sarah DAVIS, widow oI
tho late Jehu T, Davis, IN her sid yonr.
Funeral on Friday at 1 o'clock siarp
witnnut further notit c. lnternlcht IN
salem Cemetery. Servicesht the church,
DAWSON May y. lsqu, John y. Davis,
IN his 9th year. ,,.
Ills Ilicnds and those OF the family nre
,nyied to attend the funeral nor his
street. on saturday, May 81. services ~
the house Mt = y. m. Iitciincht ~ " IL
minston aud Biamdywino Cemetery
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

Robe. and horse covers a. P.rkins', lol
Wet Eighth street
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
HANIBURGERS'.
.AMBURGERS'.
$15 and S.,

A regular runaway sale
Can't Stop it! Hard telling
which is IN the lead, Gentle
mems FIFTEEN or Children 5
FIVE DOLLAR SUITS! To-
day it is one, tomorrow the
other! Have added this week
nearly three hundred Black
and Blue Cheviot Suits-beau-
tiful lockers and fitters--to our
last weeks offer for men,
heightening the intrinsic value
to $40 and S22, while FIJI
TEEN DOLLARS takes pick.
Such Suits have never sold in
this market under S22 and S25.
The same or more holds true
OF our Childrcn's offer. Not
one in one thousand now at the
mercy Of a FIVE-DOLLAR
BILL can be bought anywhere
under eight or nine dollars.
Every little store on the street
is scraping after us with Fifteen
and Five Dollar Suits; but what
are thcya The identical goods
wei selling regular" at Twelve
and Three Dollars. And what's
the RESULT We're busy selling;
our imitators busy watching US.
No matter when you call this
week, you'll get a big dollars
worth.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Mnnil,a Contest.

The Warren Athletic Club 10 becom-
ing noted Tor Its good wrcstlers. A num-
ber OF the members attended tho spar
ring aud wrestling contests Of the Ath'
letic GLIB Of the Schuy!kiil Navy, Phila'
delphiA, last night, when W. p. spoerl
wrestler, Of the Warren Athletic Club
won gold medal, bis opponent, j. kuol
Hyslop, OF the A. q. 4. NJ, failing to pu
In an appearance. Frank Boulden o
the Warren Club spared with J. O'Brier
OF the Pai!opatrian Athletic Club o
Philadelphia, and won the contest. re
ceiv.ng a gold medal.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Itoute of Parade.

Ata meeting of Sumner Post, on the
S7Ih inst, the following route Of parade
vas ageed upon: Out Delaware avenue
10 Soldiers Monument, out Brooms TO
TO Fourth, to Union, to cemetery. Re
turning, out Union to Front, to Ma ket,
TO Fourth, to French, to Twelfth. halt
Sng Al graveyard TO fro = salute; to Thir-
teepth, to Orange, to Tenth. 10 the hall.
and dismiss. Reform at 80 In the even
ing, and proceed TO Ezion NJ. L. Church.
vLere services will be held. The funeral
of Comrade Tr,bet will take place Oh
Sunday morning, when the Post VIII
eurn cut in body.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
A Cigarette victim.

Shortly before 70 o'clock yesterday
Oficer MYERS, of the Twen,y-hlth dis.
trict, found George Denelcr, aged IL
years, of No. 1900 Juniata street, lying
unconscious on lot at Sixth and Reed
streets, Philsdelphla, The officer had the
lad removed 10 his home, where be died
two hours afterwards.
When his father was seen last night be
stated that his son, who was an inveter
ato cigarette smoker, eomplained OF ieel-
ing sick few days ago, and he had ne
doubt but that the cigarettes had caused
lis death. ~,
DIR. Formal held post-morlem on th'
body last night. and will announce tn
result OF the autopsy at the cotoner's in
L QueAt.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Three Dollar, For u Hiss.

yISELASD, May 2s.-M.ss Matilda 7.
Landis, who was charged by Dr. q. Z.
Welch with disorderly conduct In hiss
in. at tae Ninelana Iii2h School com
mrncement exercises or May % WIS
found guilty by Mayor Lord ihIs morn
inv and huta 81 and coat. Mis- l. india
gave security, and applied ior n writ Of
certiorari to the Supreme Court. The
defense was that the advertised program
WAS not given, and hence tho audience
had 4 right to hiss.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Floods In Calf, ,rnla.

FREsso, Cal, May 2S,-sAn Joaquin
aud Kings Rivera are higher than ever
before about Elkhorn. Many thousand
acres are inundated. large area near
Rtedly are flooded. several hund'ed
acres oi the nnest wheat land OF Lag guina
dc Tache grant are uuder water. and
what prom Ised to be splendid yield to
the aero will not pay for harvesting.
Below Hamptonville THO San Joaquin
has broken Its banks, aid hundreds Of
acres are covered with water. The bridga
on both the rivers hare been washed
away, both streams are rising rapidly,
aud few warm days will cause disss-
trous floods. The snow in the mountains
has oply commenced to melt
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Caught In wOman's Clothes.

COLUMBUS, o., May 2S Frank Hook,
. recently escaped convict. was captur.d
at Rav~nna, dressed In female attire. lls
was working that place As a sneak thieL
Some youug fellows that saw him began
to iirt with him, but Hook mlstskIns
their gestures, thought they he'd discov.
cred his Disguise. and started to run. A.
he did so he revealed from under skirt
a big pair OF boots. The police soon hsa
him under arrest, and he Will come back
to serve out his sentence
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

r,..!i.n rs'ri cnrs' $50, ta4.,. s.e.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Eints. nj ThariniIinn MAR

at tha RHrusLicAa otlce to-day, In the
ohada:
7o'clock l0o'alock 12 o'clock
81 II "a
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Young People. Lutheran Association.

The annual excursion OF tho Young
Peoples Lutheran Association OF ths
German Church to Beverly Park, June
10th, Oh the swift on d c)mmodious
steamer Tho.. clyde, will be au enjoy
able event, as the c0Inml tos are sparing
no pains 10 make 1t a day OF enjoymsn
for those who participate. Prof. Heck
mans orchestra Will furnish music,
while . chorus assisted by the German u
Social QuArtette will render u delightful
programme OF vocal music. The boat
will letvs King rect wharf at "a. u.
Tickets can be had OF members OF the
Association or the committee as follows:
Frank Gradwohl, Wm. kleinstuber.
H,nry Snyder, Go. J. Finck. Edward
Hence, Frederick Kurtz aud Jacob
SNYDER.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Military Order.


The following general order has been
issued:
MILFORD, May &c, 1890.
The following is promulgated:
Orders No. l25.
ADJDTANT-GENERAL OFFICE,
May Is. 1890.
General Order No. l43:
l. The following appointment is An
nounced.
Robert G. Houston to DO first lieu
tenant of Company q, First Regiment Of
Iufantry, Naton Guard OF Delaware.
.. The resignation of First Lieutenant
| samuel l.. Kcuney, Troop A, First Re2i-
ment OF Cavalry, NntioLal Guard OF the
State OF Delaware, having been tender cd,
the same 10 hereby accepted, and Lieu
tenant Kenpsy honoraby discharged
rom the military service Of the State.
BY order OF the Governor.
RICHARD X KENNEY,
Adjutant-General.
Official. A. s. KIRK,
Lieutenant Colonel First Infantry and
Acting Assistant Adjutsnt- General.
GEORGE w. MARSHALL,
Colonel Fret Infantry.
WILLIAM Fl. BoYCE, Adiutant.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
$500.

Those very Nobby Light
and Dark Cheviot all wool
Suits wc told you about at sS
arc selling like hot cakes.
There is not one in the lot that
is not worth half again as much,
and if you can be fitted you will
get big sS dollars worth.
Sizes from "a to AZ.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
THIRD EDITION
THE VETERAN LEGION.
Memorial Services Held Last Evening At
the Board of Trade Rooms.

the Board Of Trade Rooms.
Encampment No. "a, Union Veteran
Legion, held memorial service last even
ing 10 tho Board of Trade rooms. There
WAS large audience present. and the
room was handsomely decorated with
flags, ferns and emblems o! mourning.
Colonel Samuel A. Macsllis er presided,
and General James II. Wilson, Depart
ment Com mander Lewis. Mayor iiarr'ng-
ton, City Solicitor Turner, Senator John
p. Donahoe and the Revs. l.. K. Barrett
and John Ii. Slmms occupied seats on
the platform.
The exercises were opened by Bug,er
Walter 4. FISHER sounding the assembly,
followed by the singing OF America" by
Y special choir, under the direction OF
Past Commander Pickels. The services
were then formally opened according to
the ritual BY the colonel commanding,
assisted by other officers.
The chaplain followed with prayer,
and Mrs. 8. A. McAllister sang q solo in
nn excellent manner. The roll Of homer
was then sounded on mutlied drum ty
John Trabbold, and quartette sang
"Cover Them Over Win Beautiful
Flowers" Past Colonel Commander
McNalr cad the memorial address from
The ritual, after which Miss \. ]. fickels
sang Land oil Rest," which was heartily
Applaudsd.
General James II. Wilson was intro
ducei and made an address, In which he
eulog,zed the men who left their homes
aud went forth In defense Of the Uniol
and the flag. In speaking OF the gen
erals he eald:
They differed In race, in education ant
. In1 nrh
own idIosyncracy. Some were learnet
and wise, some were modest and retir
Ing, some were eloquent and impas
siOned, but they were all alike IN patriot
ism.
Each of them com mandtd armies
They had control over the lives OF thou
sands of their fellow men and of mil
lians OF dollars of property, and yet
dare say that not One oil them used hi
power for ignoble ends; not one OF then
ever suilied his Ialm by all Ill Rotte
dollar, or stained his white soul by Al
unpstiiotc c Or dishonest thought.
He paid q glowing tribute to the prl
yate so diers, and said that without th
Intelligence, the constnncy, the courag
and the patriotism residing within tn
ranks OF tine un.ou army, and which
slew from tho body OF the people. W
should have hai neither generals
glorious victories. Without these II
Union wound never nave been establi he
or the .heekles knocked from the unto
tunate slaves. OF the dead | would 50
"rhey never fail who die in d gre
cause,
The sand may soak their gore.
Their heads may soldcn III the sun,
Their limbs be strung to city gates m
cas 10 walls, 4 T..
Yet still their spirits walk abroad
The choir sang "Peace ully Rest" all
Colonel MacAllister said that he had T
reived dispatch FROM Judge Eous OF
sta lug that he was no. well enough
leave home. aud expressing bis resfel
Bliei addresses were made by Cor
mnnder Lewis, Mayor Harrington NJ
the Rev. L. T.. Barrett. Tie exercis
were closed with the beneiiction by X,
John II. Simms aud taps by the bugl'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
wealthy nan commits salc.ds.

DuNoANsoN NAV 26. Michael Bow.
man. an aged aud wealthy resident o.
Matamoris. 3 small TOW u about seves
miles Northwest oil this place, conm'r
ted suicide by hanging himself WIN
COW chain aud piece OF rope. ne tnteW
a rome over the man yer, and then fell -
the GROUND, the chain holding his HI
mn And causing stranQ ulAtiob. HIS
Ssurhter discoyeIol ! him whom llfc was
extinct
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Merit Always Tolls.

p,ofsssor We'll SAYS he sold 900 pairs
OF glasses In six months, aud the ,eas !
OF this 10 that he 10 an experiencei OPP
clan. and rood work will always tell. IL
,on, cvss Are defective. 90 not delay 10
seeing the Professor and consult nlm
about your troubles. Do NOT m,staSe Wv
number, sos Market street, Wiimln."u'
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29

Tha llnnnYcr Eruii nIxrkei.

In the lecture room OF the Opera House,
Will be continued this and to-murro~ =
evenings All VINO wlsh TO encourage
the young ladies IN charge, aud at thu
sam TINE contribute to aid tue church,
should pAtronize the market aud Garry
away good qaa-tity OF Ice cream and
straw berries.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Petty ThieyinH,

Some rogue or rogues visited the prem
yssn of James Il. Vought, who occupies
fbe old Drake iarm near Rossviile, All
Creek Hundred, on Wednesday evening,
and effecting an entrance ieso the cellar
esrr.ed Of about Is pounds OF butter,
acme canned fruit and few other arti.
siee, There may bs a suspicion in regard
10 the guilty parties, and they may ye'
have TO pay tor their depredatiohs.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Tho Academy of Visitation.

The Opera House was crowded last
night by an a, preciative audience who
snioyed the excellent music given by the
pup Is OF the Academy OF the Visitation.
To state that it was success Is but 10
say that the affair was under the difec-
don OF ex-Mayor G. b. Rhoad'. The
platform was very tasteluliy decorated
with flowers, ferns aud bunting.
The concert was opened by Miss Agnes
Cu-ley, who sung In au excellent nan-
ner the March dc Mutt, by Got'schalk.
Niss Nary Conner. soprano of 81.
btephen's Church, Phiiaielphls, was
soloist in the Inhamatus from Rosslni's
ptrsbat Mater. Tie chorus was com
posed OF the pupils o. tie Academy o.
the Visitation, assisted BY numbcr o
local tirgers. W. j. Parry WAS accom-
panist This was the master peEfor-
nance of the evening.
'The Angels Harp" by Trekell,
plano solo, was given By Miss Regin'
Pie with most excellent expression, an'
Miss Lizzie Taggart sang the Swiss ech
Dong 10 such manner as to elicit IN
Narmest applause. Miss Dean Pie an
Miss Agnes Curley thrilled The audienc
by superb plano performances, which re
Aected the greatest credit upon then
oHvea Anu upon theN leaeuote.
J. X. King, secretary OF the Y. NJ.
A sang the tenor solo, ''fhs RAFT"
Pinsuti, In q manner up to his usu
standard.
The recitations were the Feast
Bslshazzar, by Misc Nellie Flynn; 1T
Famine" by Miss Ella Byrne. and t
"Vision Beautiful" by Aiss Franc
Gallagher, were all well given.
The solo aud chorus, LA Canta,"
Rosstni, with Miss Mary Conner and M
Lizzie TsgQart as soloists, was one OF
most enjoyable numbers of the prograI
Following came the calisthenc drill
the pupils, which was highly enjoyed
the audience. This was followed by t
vocal chorus, "1he owl Aud the Pus
Cat" which was also pleasant ieatu
The excellent program concluded wi
the "Anvil Chorus" by the pupils.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Ccn.us HANKS.

Supervisor Wiley wishes II known
that II notice 10 leis eithsf ~ his Office,
1910 King stieet. In person, or by postal
through the NAH, eea,us blsnks will he
left at tho residence, Of such as apply for
them. This "a done to facilitate thu
work OF The enainrra,Ois, the blanks be-
iag filed out In advance And delivered to
the enumei Ators when thsy call for them
during the .nrsi Two wseks OF June.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
Personal,

John T. Bartlett Is In Atlantic City re-
cuperstiug his health.
Rev. a, T.. keigwin and wife. OF the
West Presbyterian Church, have returned
from thpir'visi. to Saratoga greatly i'm
PROVED In health and highly pie srd
with the varied experiences oil the trip
They win DO in their respective places In
Tho church on Sunday next.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
,Iee, ro.Mor,ow Morning.

smyth Post Guards are requested 10
meet at the headquarters, Tn rd snd
King streets, at Z o'clock, sharp, to-
morrow morning. It's hoped that every
member will be present at that time, A.
there is a vast amount OF work to be done
before the parade tskes place In the sf-
tArh0oD.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-29
An Ex-uhisi Arrested.

PmrLApHLHniA, May 29.-Thomas j.
I,s.so, ex-Chef Of Detectives OF New Or
leans, was arrested here las, evening a.
the Broad Street station. and Is detained
70 await the action oil the Louisiana au-
ihcr ties. 1t Ia alleged that In 1885. while
.erviug sentence oi IA years lor forgery,
lie escaps d IRON the state Peu.tentisry
at Baton Rouge, alter STRIVING little nare
than v Year.