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Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
FOURTH EDITION
New CIerk Of the Peace.


This morning William P. Biges,
brother Of the Governor, came up to
Wilmington with bis commission IN his
pocket a. Clerk OF the Peace Of New Cat
tie county. 70 succeed Edwin Il. Cochran.
Mr.. Biggs VA at his post at 10 o'clock
this forenoon whsn the representative OF
the RBPUDLlCAM called and .congratu-
lated him. BE-Olsrk Cochran and Statss
Attorney Joha Diggs were taking an IN
vsntory Of the license blanks on hand,
while Deputy Clerk Osb0rnc was busy
packing up personal effects ready Tor de-
parture. Among those present was 0rn-
eral Theodore y. Armstrong, who NO
doubt wished himeslf 40 safely out Of the
woods Is his friend Biggs was. Mr.. Arm
strong will know on the 9th Of july
whether o. not be will bs appointed Pro-
thonotary.
Nj. Blses will mot appoiut bis deputy
for day or two, but the report IL now
gaining ground that j. Frazer Ellason, .
deputy In the Recorders Office. 10 to 10
appointed deputy.
William PieFson Biggs. who 10 .
brother Of Governor Biggs, was born
January a. 1888, near summit Bridge,
Peucader hundred. He Engaged when
young man In farming and peach grow.
ing. His frst farm was known -
Locust Grove" short distance west OF
Summit Bridge. In 1870 he moved to
''Sunny Side" Q farm north Of summit
Bridge. He also had another farm near
Bohemia bridge. where be had au extsn.
sive peach tree nursery. For The last
nine years he has lived In Middletown,
aud Is engaged In the carriage businsse.
He has wife and one daughter. He
10 a,Aethodht In religion. In politics he
has always been Democrat. He was .
member Of the lower house Of the Lesis-
lsture In 1878. representing Psncsder
Hundred. Al that session he was chair
man Of the Committes on Corporations.
Iu 1898 he was elected to represent ST.
Georges Hundred in the lower house OF
the Legislature Of 1859. He was On the
committee on private corporations, d.
vOrccs, agriculture and temperance. He
wis one of the most genial members OF
the Legislature, was popular with every
ons and took ap active part In the busi-
ness Of the session.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
FIFTH EDITION
Braady wine su,n,n,, ,..r--

''-rsS tysAshthlht Ahlnn
The Brandywine Summit Csmp Ma.
lug Association met on tha camp gronrs
yes'cfday afternoon at 3, 80 O'Clock. IN,
attendance was large, Union, St. Papj,.
Scott. Madeley, kpwnrth, branjvw,ns
Grace, klam, Bethel, Sloan, Iebsnnn'
Newport, and number Of other cb,lrcNa.
bsiug represented. ''''
John W. Day called the mec,,rc ),
order aud Rev. J. 4. Bryan, OF NswnS.,,' "
led IN prayer. Altar The rralina n
minutes Rev. L. e, barrett Tsv w w.
driss and Lewis 7. Crush wera ' .n'
pointed omnitiee To nominate otiicsrts
The committee reported Rev. D,n,si
Green for president, J. Z. Pyle for vir.
president, w. N. Mccormick for .cs,s' so
tary. and Thomas johnson for tressu,e,
Mr.. dreea decliuing to serve. Nj Ia,
was substituted in his placo and Il,
recommended were elected. A''
Rev A. q. Pfettyman was sslec,sl ..
preacher in charge Of the c,,np sud
Isaac Woodro. was selected for yens,s,
superintendent. The trustees a .lret.J
were Rev. Adam S,engle, Rev r.
Barrett, J. q. Pickel., George Powell
2. U. Pepper, Isaac Woodrow, Tbsm..
recollected. wv
The Epworth League was granted IN.
use OF the giounds for Il four dsys' m,p,.
irg preceding tue opening If tie cam
The league will be uuder chsrp. nf
Rev. V. 9. Collirs The csnp viii o,rn
on Monday, August II. ne sG,b Of
June was hxed Tor locating tents.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
- City JoitiIiss.

tEzlon excurf!op was largely patron
ssd yesterday, there being from 700 to
~ people aboard. Psacs ard tranquility
ts.gnei supreme. There was net even u
luarre, Tho whole day, u very remark b e
y oof OF moral advancement. The CO IN.
nittee deserve great credit for their MAJ.
Agem snt OF affairs. TIE eulire arrange
nsbt was 3 sncce S. The baud, und !
the leadership of Prof. Tnonas Harding,
siih his chief sids, j. q. Wright and
uoward Mercer and little Walker, d is-
soursed air alter air, which was well re.
70 we'd by the crowd, who sppl.udcd uu-
y, they were tired.
The temperance people enjoyed very
mach the absence OF beer saloon,
while those who loved ths beverage
would have given good price ior il, a
almost every one suffered under III,
bweltering heat. Tue excursionis's re
luyned about 8 o'clock, aud were al
E,ad TO reach home, vel satisfied with
lss days enjoyment
We are glad to INFORM Mrs. Mary
Usrksop, OF Rockford. that the colorsd
evangelist whom she inqu red for lives
~ No. 40l McCauley street, Whining
tpu, aud lie named Robert II. Allen.
Mrs. J.. Morgan will deliver eciure
le-n'ght In the A. U. NJ. P. Church
bubject, "bIen OF Eartn." This Is to bq
. complimentary lecture In ALI OF tn,
Bhurch. Admission 10 ceota.
Catherine Hosans was buried o
Wedno day al ernoon at 2 O'Clock. sei
No were held in the b. thei A, NJ. L
ChQrch. She was prominent mtm D,
vi the Sabbath tchool. A bsauiiful whit
~. ct W. fu uished ly Chase & ChiI
tN, with Ler name and age l2 years
8pgrsvsd on 1t. Friends presented ilower
which were beautifully arranged. ii,
Fem ins wee inferred in g.. Peter
0Anstery.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
THIRD EDITION
ON nl. Way to I.nrepe.

All tho members Of tho New Castle
bar. with Judge walks of the United
+ Ates Court, Judge i,si, of the City
Owart, hon. Chsries u. Lore, ex-Judse
Lyman and . large number OF promi-
heut cli,aens ware At tho r., w. 4 u.
Railroad rststlou At 945 O'clock this
10fAiug whit u the ncsth-bound train
1Eum ever the Delaware division arrived,
~1Arinx ChlsI Jnstice Coinryys and his
accomplished daugh or. who arc on their
,sAy 10 New York to take q steamer for
) rope.
me Chief Justice, attired 10 = linen
dus'er ard light derby hat. aligh,el and
cxprs sscd his ourprise and qualification
~ the unexpected reception. He shook
hands with everybody, aud notw ithstand-
ing bis Advarcsd age seemed endowed
Win new lifs, and stepped around anong
his friends like = young man. lie re-
teived many wishes tor . pleasant voy age
aud safe return, and passed u number OF
pleasant joke. lie was iu excellent
ppirits. ana Is looking forward TO hts
European vacattoa with tho greatest
pleasure.
Senator Donahoe, who WAS also prcs.
ont, secured letter Tor tn. Chief Justice
from Cardinal Gibbons OF Ba timorc, ad-
dressed to cpe OF the principal cardinals
at Rome, which states that hs is = lral-
Ing jurist in tbs country, the Oh Ut
Justice Of the State OF Delaware, u gem
uemau OF lenruing aud L!l b standing ia
The United states. that he Is = friend OF
Bishop Becker, aud that any couftesies
e1lended TO him will be duly app;eci-
ated, etc. 1t is very seldom that letter
oi this kind 10 granted, as it carries with
u all the priv.l' ges oil Catholic Rome
There 10 nothing to be SEN there that
the chief Justice c.nnot see, AM b Q can
- what he wishcs as ofteu as he uesires.
II will admit him 10 the dome at st.
rstos's. only opeu upon state occasions,
md 1t will give opportunities that men
of wealth would pay literally to possess.
II IL q high compliment 10 the chic
Justice, who eau GO aud come when he
plsasos among tho sacred pr sciucts of the
Church oil kome-that is those portions
shat are ever thrown open to those ont.
sids the pae. In isct the document is as
desirable and Is n, ieldom issued q.
chat Ia known as the ''circular letter"
ssued by the United S,ates Departme ut
u Stale, which makes the holder the
special charge OF the representative OF
bb . country abroad.
He alao has letters from tae Hon. Geo.
U. Bates, Walter Hayes, Esq, an
~ ere, TO the most promiueat men OF
England, Germany aud Franc, and It is
out seldom that c,tiz OF this country
vsits Europe under such tavotahlc
auspices. 1t, however. shows the re-
lpect and esteem ensertaihed Tor the
Chiei Justice BY his fellow citiz-us. He
Aaa his daughter Will ssil on Cuuard
ticAmer Tomorrow morning, and expect
70 return early In Septe lnber.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06

Joseph ooR, ei Tie NinlA ward, has
bees appointed b Mayer 4eriAgtoa .
driver Tor the patrol waeea 9 night and
viii enter upoh bic dutiss this evening".
He 10 about 50 ysars Of age and hes bten
employed - . spscial odiser q III
Opsra Houss.
About sixty members Of Upland
Lodge, No. Az, X. Of r., visited Clay
ton Lodge, No. 4, Of this city, last evsn-
ing, and after the meeting took supper
Il farra's ice cream saloon.
/ A movsmsps Is ON foot among tht
nsrchants to close their storss early In
the evening during the summer - $50 .
and IL msstlag with considsrabls favor.
George Battey, who recently died in
the almshouse. served In the United
States Navy during the war. AZ there
TERED IN Pottsr's field, but - soon ~
the g. A. r. were informed Of the nat
ter they made arrangements to have the
remains removed to the Wilmington and
Brandy wine Cemetery, where they will
be inferred In the soldiers' plot with
military honors.
Tho etreet and Sewer Commission has
swarded the contract for building $50
feet OF the sh'pley Run sewer to 3.
Frauk Curry for 81 ,246.
Independent Council, No. IA. O.. U.
A. NJ, ut North East Nd, will be
visited to- morrow evening BY Jefferson
Council, No. 10, Of this city. who will
leave ON the 6. 30 p. N. train on the r.,
W. " B. Railroad.
The Associated Charities will havc .
free excursion to Pspnsgreve and Penus.
VILE next Thursday on the steamer
Christina.
The Sunday school of the First Prssby-
terisn Church openel . strsw perry festi-
val last evening 10 the basement Of the
church, but the Attendapee sNas not -
good 10 was sxpsated. II will Be con-
tiuued to night NJ tomorrow night
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
sudden Doath,

George b. Potter died at bis
residence, Thurlow, Pa. on Wednesday,
very suddenly, from tho effects Of .
tumor. He had been ailiGg for some
time, but had not been confined 70 his
room, and WAS lying on . lounge when
Ills death occurred. His remains were
brought to the house OF his father-in law.
Jacob +. Chamberlain, Twsnty. y.fourth
and Tatnall streets, this city, aud will be
inferred In Riverview Cemetery 10 morrow
Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06

General orders have been issued max
Ing Orderly eergeant Edward Morris
sergeant major OF the First Regiment, N.
iG. D., vice A. w. Arthur, who has left
the State, and accepiiug the resignstiou
OF Sscond Lieutenant George c. Herring.
Of Company Il. who 10 also honorsbly
discharged.
The stosl yacht Almy, built at The
Harlan and HollInrsworth Company's
|shipyard Tor Frederick 0slstin Of New
York, was successfully launched at
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The boa,
is 176 feet long, y feet beam, and ls feet
depth OF hold. She will be propelled by
engine OF the triple expansion surface
condenslng type, having cylinders ~.
% and ~ iuckes In diameter, and 2S
inches stroke Steam will be supplied
by one steel boiler capable OF working at
. pressure Of 100 pounds to the inch.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Matrimonial,

william Herman Riley was united In
marriage, yesterday afternoon, to Miss
Laura A Heisler, at Aspury NJ. e.
CAarch, by the plstor, Rev. j. D Z.
Asnpa. There WAS q large number OF
pscp present, and after tine wedding a
feesption was given at the residence oil
NJ brides mother, No. 1929 TstDall
pfFest, and among those present were K
y Billy and wife, Mrs. aud Niles Drury,
b. III. e. Riley, Misses Ella aud Bertha
khey, Mrs. Drieves, Isasc Harris, wi o
I'D daughter, Mr.. Gem aud wife, Mis-
Mabel and Eva G.nn, Mrs. Z. v. Dreen,
yohn Dreen aud vile, Mr.. aud Mrs.
4anus, Ieaac Heisler, X. L. Pointer
aal wife. Miss 'di Mckay, Miss
Emma Markee. Ruen Markee, Samuel
bcotttn and vie, Emory Lowe aud
vile, Samuel Il. Carter and wife, Miss
Hanna Hill, Misses Ella sud Emma
Cooper, Mrs. Henry E. Heisler aud wif..
Mrs.. Eta Lawrence, Miss Ella HeislAr,
Ma 9. Z. r. Heis or, Miss Catharine
Osske, Niles Annie Besbe, Sewei Morrow
Aad vile, John Butz, James B. France
Ciassucs Giieves and Francis W. Heisler
Al the wedding Isaac He!sler wa.
Asst man, aud the uehers were Frauci
W. Heisler and John Rutz, of vii
nangton; Clarence Grievee, of Balti
more, and James B. Frenoh, Of Utica
u. Y. Miss Annie Beebs, of Philadel
phia, presided at the organ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Riley LETT on the 8. Il
train for Boston and the East, wher
lhey will travel for fortnight. U
ahalr return they will reside in this cit,
3he bride and groom received q numb,
= handsome aud valuable presents.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
The Excessive Heat

Yesterday was n scorcher, and tho.s
whose business caused them 10 bs on N.
street sought the shaiy side, but even
then the handkerchief WAS contluuslly in
demand to mop the Precipitation IRON
the lace. Straw hats and hanuel shi,u
were 10 demand, and everybody com.
p'Ained oi the excessive h. ut, although
the thermometer marked IL lower than
on the previous day. Notwithstanding
this the heat was more oppressive yester-
day than any day this season. Since
Sunday the heat has teen greater than
for the corresponding period oil the pas
show:
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
DEBn
hEALnI.,2uaasniy. II. On !nns nm. :. .sh. 1882


hEALnI...3uddsnly. on june Ash. 1880.
Martin J. Mealey, aged " years.
helAtives and friends are Respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral from his
late residence. No. lls8 West Fourth
street. gn m.b Saturday Al. nSrnfnT Sana Tcnarc a.
Interhent st New Cathedral Cemetery.
BusH-Juns Q. 1890. John r. Bush. aged
10 years.
Reiatives and friends arc respectfully
invited TO attend his funeral s.,sn from on.s n's
King streets. on Monday. 9th inst, 1T :
O'Clock y. IN.
PoTTER-on the lth inst. near Thur
low, George B. Potter, son OF William
and Sarah Potter, in tho 96th year OF
Reissives and friends Of the family and
Lenape Tribe OF Red Men and the order
in general are respectfully invited to at.
tend his funeral from the residence OF
his fathor-in-law. Jacob y. Chamberlain.
Twenty fourth and Tatnail streets, on
Saturday afternoon ut O'Clock. Inter
ment at Riverview. 7
ALLEN-On the 9Th inst, Alice Reilly,
wife Of Samuel J. Allen, Jr., in her 2sth
kcla,ives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend to fune-
raj from her late residence. e3t Franklin
street, on Monday morning at 0 o'clock.
High Mass at st. Peters Cnurch. ihter-
mont at New Cathedral Cemetery.
STILLEY-In this city, June 5th, 1890,
John q. stilloy. son OF John Y. and Sal
lie A. stilley.
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence Of
his parents, No. 1850 Wilson street, on
Sunday afternoon, tho 9Th instant, at 8
O'Clock. Interment ut Rtverview Gene
tory.
God needed one moro angel child
Amidst his shining band.
And so lie bent, with loving smile,
lie clasped our darling's hand.
Yet again we hope to meet thee
When the day Of life Is fed,
{ And In Heaven with Joy to greet thee,
When no farewell tears arc shed.
At rest.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Torn 10 Pieces by u Tornado.

MAnsi,ALLTowN. Ia June "a ter
rife tornado struck the Western portion
CT Hardin courty, near Hubbard, ysstcr-
day. The house OF . man named
Weatherby was torn TO pieces, but the
family escaped by taking refuge In =
cave. Tho storm next struck GEORGE A.
Whitthouses's place. leveliug two large
barns and urroOhug his dwelling. RIsso's
residence was totally DESTROYED. with all
the household ELECTS. The family es-
capped. The barn and out-buld'ugs Of
James He1orn were also destroyed and
consider able live stock killed.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
A Mothers Fatal Heroisin.

ALTON, H., June CA sad accident
occurred at Edwardsville Crossing, Just
South of here. A 2-year-old child ola.
q. Logue, while attempting to cross the
track, was caught by q train and Instant
ly killed. The mother, seeing the childs
peril, rushed to the rescue, and just
reached the spot when the train struck
the child, crushing 1t. The mother
arm was caught and terribly mang ed.
She sustained Int trnai injuries, and her
recovery Is doubtful.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Talley-HOrrlsk.

Mr.. Howard Talley and Misc Ella Hor.
risk were married In 81. Peters Church
ON Wednesday afternoon by Father
Lyons. The bride was handsomely sttiret
AID greatly admired BY her frieuds.
After the ceremony the happy pair pro-
seeded 70 the residence Of the brides
father, No. 500 Wet Seventh street.
where reception was given them. The
presents were quite numerous and costly
and will prove quite useful. The happy
rair alterwArd proceeded to their new
home, on Harrison street above Seventh
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Wedding Party.

Some fifty relatives and friends as
sembled on Wednesday evening at 9l3
Clayton street, to congratulate Mr.
William Edwards and Miss badie Cox on
their marriage, and express their wishes
for long. happy and prosperous life.
Alter passing some time In social inter-
course, music and dancing were intro
duced and the MINUTES passed swiftly
away. Refreshments were served In
abundance, and after very delightful
visit tho company retired to their
respec' i've homes wishing tn,
hr de and groom many happy aniver
sArie, of one OF the most importan
eyents In their existence.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Chester and Return June 10. ss Cent

Chester and Return june 10. a5 Cents.
On June 10 the An Client Order Of Hi
berniaps of Del. N. j., and Penn,
will have o to.chlight parade at Chester
Pa. For this occasion the b. Il o. Rail-
road Company will sell tickets at 25
cents Tor the round "trip, good on the
special trains leaving Market street sta
tion at TAO and 7.51 y. IN.
These trains stop at Delawa re avenue
going and returning. Returning will
leave Chester Immediately alter the pa
rade.
All divisions of the order In Delaware
will leave the D. & 0. Market street sta.
tion at TAO p. 10. Tlckets for sale a.
Market street and Delaware avenue sta
ti0ns.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06

!, The weather had its effects on work.
ingmen yesterday who were exposed to
the burning rays OF the sun Or shut up IN
hot m!ils or workshops. A humber wers
obligel TO quit work, and Michael
schmidt, employed at Persons morocco
factory. was completely overcome, and
had TO bo taken home.
One OF William Simmons' workmen
was overcome on Market street while on
his way homo.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
ovse,su.s ne wrsns MAE

Ths sspWs thsA 4. q. Ro,Io b Bon he'd
CONTRACTED lbr allfng the bsds visA now-
err 10 the RivsrvisW esnetsl owas erro-
nsous. Itis J. N. Lewis b Brother thas
has tho contract and rot 4. 9 Rolio q
Bon. The contractor intsnd V make
very handsome noral display thie sum-
msf ON the mound and lewn fronNng u.
The top terrace 10 10 b. dllsd with Treneh
Cannas, and the second with colsas. The
lawn 10 front will contain The letters,
'iRivsrvisw Cemetery" worksd 10 antho.
lantlnaA The HessrA Lewis ase about
enlareinG their greenhouses.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
A Pastoral InetAllatlou

The Rev. g. n. Perry. LATE pastor Of
the Preaby tsriau Church at Ashland.
Baltimore County, was installed - pas
tor of tho First Prssby tsrisn Church.
at Chesapeake City. Nd. on Tussdsy
evening. The Rev. i. NJ. Osmond, D. D..
Of Elkton, presided. A sermon was
preached By the Rev. william p. Swartz.
pastor Of Central Presbyterian Church.
Rev. J. 8. Malone, Of Newark. DEL. de-
livered the charge to the pastor, and
Rev. T. &. Moore, OF Niddlstown,
charuad the pAOple
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Sales Of Heal Estate.

John Biggs, ESD, attorney for Henry
Clayton, administrator OF Joshua Clay
ton OF Thomas, sold st public sale on
w, dnesday a lot of five acres In Middle
town, TO Richard Clayton. Tor 81, $40; a
lot of two acres to Fannie c, Williams.
for $3.50. The farm Of sSu acres was
withdrawn on account OF The low amount
bid for it.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Sale Of Lots.

Messrs. Pater ]. Ford aud Thomas NJ
Ogic will sell tomorrow afternoon ~
$3.50 O'Clock. . number Of building loh
on Greenhill, Gray. Cleveland aud Lal-
caster avenues; also. on Second, Third.
Fourth, Filth and Sixth streets. fersons
who wish to obtain sites Tor nome az
low rate should attend this sale. Lasa
Is increasing iu Price in all sections, anu
this may bs the best time to buy IL o'u''
to secure hArRalns.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
IBnso Tall.

The Sunshine has accepted challenge
from the stemwinders OF Brapdywine
hundred and will play near East Lake
Park. The battery is as follows; c
West. catcher; w. Alexander, pitcher;
Pike. pitcher; Harris, c.tcher.
The Landlith niue have ORGANIZED and
arc ready to accept any challenge from
any mines under Is yesrs OF are. Send
all challenges 10 g. Campbell. 1858 Clay
N ont etreet.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Declared Insane.

NEWARK, N. j.. June 5.-Ebenezer A.
Green. who thirty years ago was one o
Newark's most energetic business men,
wac to-day pronounced to be insane and
unable to care for his person and prop.
erty. he has $3.50. 900 well Invested, bu,
told the jury he was psnnilsss and work.
cd hard In order to live. He is n years
of apa
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Fine Cattle,

james v. Martin, OF stalls Nos, 50 aud
90, Third street market, hAs secured
eight head of extra home-raised, corn.
fed steers from Robert Steel, Of Cecil
county. Nd, . part OF which be has
slaughtered and will have ON his stalla
tomorrow. These steers. arc young,
none Of them being over three years old.
and consequently the meat 10 tender,
Juicy and luclous,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
A FlOrIst Dead.

George B. Potter, brother OF Harry
Potter, supsrlntsndens Of J. N. Lewis a
Sons floral establishment. Tweniy.
fourth aud Market streets, died on Wed.
nesday last at FELTON, station, on the Bal
timore aud Ohio Railroad. He leaves Z
wife but no children. He was employed
with MIR. Peterson, the florist oi the Bal
tlmore and Ohio railroad.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
He Stole = Dollar.

N unknown colored man came along
Eaag street this morning carrying q
basist on his arm, stopped in front Of
Mr.. Miller's stall and bought chicken,
tssdering five dollar bill In payment
n Mr.. Miller could not change the note
the co,orsd man asked James Irwin, pro-
prlstor OF the next stall, to change it.
Mr.. Irwin took out SEINE notes and silver
dollars 10 make the change, but some
hsw In making 1t, the colored man
picked up q dollar after paying Mr.
Miller and said he was still short dollar
HI. Irwin gave smother dollar and tht
naa went away, but Just then Mr.. IrwiI
discovering bis loss had him brough
back. A large crowd gathered and Mr.
Irwin held on to his man until he pulle{
. dollar out Of money purse and pail
NM Mr.. Irwin, In parting with tn
Sa1 gave him blow along side Of BIZ
AAA1.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
rre.sasssly n.psaps1.

orruxwA, Ia. Jses k-Aftsr - all
days hsatsd dieeussoon Of the Ceruean
|dificulty. the Aaaceis 0faud Lodge
voted BY small msjosity 70 aqend ths
code in such manner y 70 enforce the
legislation OF last ssssloa agelnst the
Csrnsau Masons OF tho STATE. This Wiz
tually sxpsls some GOO Masona Grand
Master Gamble VA reelected.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
ssnt to PhIIs.Islphls.

The remains OF James Bagesrly, who
fell dead while At work a. the Old Ferry
rolling mill ON Wednesday evening. wsro
taken to Philadslphia BY Deputy Coroner
Barnhill ysstsrdsy. The vile Of tho de-
ceased, who resides in that city, was sent
for Immediately after bis death snd came
to this city at once. Coroner Gamble
granted . certificate Of death from heart
prostration and consequently did moi
hold An inuuest.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
rsmner.uOe Meeting u, Aspury.

There will be temperance mass mses'
lug at Asbury NJ. Il. Church tss ,.,,I
day } evening at 7.4o O'Clock. MUST ~ VII" ,,r
be furnished by the temperance oa,. ~.
reading by Mss Fannie JOHNSON, ahH X
address Of tho evening ~ Mr; =. NJ,
King, secretary Of the Y. M. Y; a, .,"s %
King has also kindly consented 70 slS
Young men specially invited.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Attanpt 70 Wreck 4 Trnin.

Troy, N. Y, June 6.-An attempt wa
made to wreck the south bound midnigh
express on the Delaware and Hudson
road. Ties were laid across the track .
the foot OF Second strest, Waterford, nea
the bridge. The night watchmAn dis
covered the danger 10 time TO prevent %
accident
Daily Republican., 1890-06-06
Ths rlyinw Mail

4 new coach, holding sixteen persons.
built By one Of the carriage makers Of
this city. has bsm placed on the Toaes
between Lsnape station, ON the Wilming.
ton and Northern Railroad, and Wsst
Chester. Pa. II 10 to bs known ~ "The
Flying MALL"