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Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07

uses was worth so much to the company.
If the city got that much water for moth.
ing, its value to accompany was recon-
pensed by raising the rate to consumers.
Should the city determine hereafter to
own its own water works, this franchise,
II granted, would stand very much in
the way OF carrying out so desirable a
purpose
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07
I'm delivered Tclegrams
At the Western Union Telegraph of

At The Western Union Telegraph office.
corner Court and Main streets, January
6, 1890: @. 8. Hardy, Robert steen
H. G. Gwyn. M. A. Mayes, JASPER
Woodward, w. G. Higgins. Mrs. Geo.
II. Bancroft, Miss Lille Kirke..
There is an undelivered telegram at
the Postal Telegraph Office, No. 10 West
First street, for G. A. Straub.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1890-01-07

the President, with the following auto
graph inscription:
"May every voyage of the ship Rap
pahennock be prosperous.
BENJAMIN HARRISON"
| The portrait is hung up in the cabin of
| the ship.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Tho Promotion Of Temperance.

Rev. L. E. Barrett read an essay at the
meeting Of the Preachers Association on
Monday, entitled: "Our present duly to
the temperance cause" alter which the
matter was disguised by Revs. J. T.
vanBurkalow, J. E. Bryan, A. stengle,
DR.. Griss, z. Q. Atkins, Vaughan Smith,
A. T. Scott, T. G. Smoot, A. Doibow, r.
Snowden Thomas and w. z. Tompkiu-
con. The general sentiment appeared to
be In favor Of moral euasion, although
all thought that the laws should be
more stringent, and more strictly en-
forced to break up the habit Of drink
ing and getting drunk. DR.. drise relat-
ed the Impressions OF Dickinson College
made on his official visit, and Rev. J. I.
VanBurkalow made q statement of lii
observations during his visit az trustee tl
the Conference Academy at Dover. Al
the meeting next Monday Rev. Mr.
Atkins will read a paper on "The Iu
sp.ratlon OF the Scriptures"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
A Woman Rides Astruddie.

BosroN. June 20. "A rather pretty wo.
man mounted on powerful bay horse
created . sensation In the Back Bay dis
tsict this morning as che rode along
Beacon street. 1t was not her fault sss
equipment or we'll fitting habit that drew
the attention Of the Puritanical Beacon
street rcsidents. She rode sstride, clothes
pin fashion, just like man. A foot iu
each stirrup and an air OF complete inde-
psndencs and perfect comfort distin-
gulshed her. Her seat was good and she
managed the big bay with the skill Of an
accomplished horsewoman.
Undercrust Philistines who witnessed
the ride say that the lady appeared to far
better advantage than those OF her sisters
Who precarlously cling to the side saddl Il
and assume pleasure that they do not
Asl. 1t is the nrst time the Miller styl,
Of horsew oma manship has been seen in Boa
ton, and 1t naturally aroused not littl,
excitement,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Law. Party.


A very enjoyable laws party vqs 0iveu
Bad Of the Homsuneihlc Aesplsai, %
the grounds surrounding the resi66nee
Of Lindley q Kent, No. 1411 Harrison
street. The adair WAs grand suoeses,
which was 10 great measure due 70 the
efforts OF Helen Hudson, Bsssis TAtnall.
Edith Jonea and Others;
The cake booth was 10 ehsRgs Of the
Aisses Merriam webb. florence Allmond
and Nellie Kent The leo cream tant
was carefully taken care Of b. Rhods
Conner. Laura Scott Mary Holstsin and
Bell WilllAmA
Ths lemonade well. which h always q
great source Ct pleasure and amusement,
wss under the watchful eye Of the Misses
Mary Kent and Bessic Nills. The candy
stand was In charge OF Misses Lula
Elliott and Amanda Scott. Coffee,
chocolate and sandwiches were served
from the coffee booth BY Misses Mary
Dare, Ethel Pyle aud Aubertins Grant.
The eroquet arches and ths tennis courts
were in charge OF Roland Ksnt The ar
tidcial hsh pond drew large number OF
spectators. and each person was supplied
with fishing tackle and sure catching bait
By Eugene Taylor and AddIe Joues.
Bean bags were quickly disposed Of to
the younger children. They were sold
BY Willie Jones at . nominal price. Last
but not least came the pony carts. Con-
tinually during the afternoon and evsn-
Ing tbs little carts, filed wi b children,
were H. ard rumbling over the streets In
the vicinity OF the fste. and the laughter
OF the children f1lled tho cir.
Tho proceeds will be devoted to the
sLildren's wards In the hospitals.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
BrandywIne Summit Camp.

Considerable interest is oentfeing on
the meeting Of the managers Of th.
Brandy wine Summit Camp Meeting to
be held on the grounds on Thursday,
26th lust, at 2 O'Clock p. IN. At tina,
time the usual privileges of the camp
will be sold, including bread, store.
meat, Ice cream ana book stands and
the keeping Of the horse pound. A hack
for the grounds will leave Fifth and
Market streets at 12 o'clock. The loca.
tion of tents will also take place on tina,
day, when all desirious of getting thciI
particular choice of tents are requested
TO be present. The committee Of the
Union Circle advertise In the REPUBLI.
CAN to-day for . competent person tc
keep the boarding table OF that circle.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
evs summary.

A telegram from ouaFe, ontaric.
eays that Coqgrees having s6ended soe
Mri6 bill reducing the duty on lpmneg
to d psr 1000 test board msastfS. the
Dominion 0overpmsnt will nov rewoYe
the export duty on sAw loq9 ~ soon q
The Vltsd st4jQe Teri9 bill becomes
law, and ths duly Oh lumber definitely
Axsd q q per 1000 fssh
A cable massage was received at the
Navy Department yesterdsy from C?psul
garssche, q Martinique. = tollow:'
"Hs!f Port d France buTned; Msrtlni-
isss people need lumber, besf pork, nouI
what States will do"
Ths upper stories Of Michael Moors's
iour mills, near Halunga, Lancaster
county, Pa, gave way on Saturday under
weight Of grain, and went crashing
through to the cellar. greatly damaging
the MILL.
A tank filed With ammonia, at Hirtlsr
Bros. pork packing house, In Hoboken,
New Jersey, exploded yesterday. Henry
Drake was killed, and j. J. Meyer,
Thomas Kelly and Henry Hlrtler were
injured, Kelly, II il feared, fatally.
James Lawrenson died In Baltimore
yesterday, aged 81 years. He held q
position In the Postoftice Department
for 81 years, . longer period OF service,
It 10 believed, than WA ever rendered tho
Government BY any other man.
In Philadelphia, yesterday, Samuel
Whites ingram carpet mill was dam
aged by 1re to the amount Of $4,000,
which is covered by Insurance. About
las hands are thrown out Of work.
The dead body Of man, supposed to
be Robert Whitssides, 10 years old. was
found last night in the echuylkill river,
near Woodlands cemetery.
The rescuing party a Dunbar, Pa,
continued work yesterday, and had
some hopes Of reaching the imprisoned
miners by this morning.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Last Nights storm.

The thunder storm OF last night was
the severest of the season. 1t COM
nsDced about 8. 80 O'Clock and tho rain
ysll in torrents. Two clouds apparently
meeting the lightning was sharp and the
thunder terrific. The only damage We
Aave heard OF in the city was the demoli.
Zion Of the weather vane on top OF the
ssntilator on Bernard Beste's slaughter
house, Eighth street near Madison, and
she steeple on the southwest corner oi
he High School building. Eighth and
Adams streets, was struck. The slat,
On the east side OF the steeple roof wa
nsarly all knocked of, but b.yond thi
no other damage was doue.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

The Carleton Company nj the Academy
The audience at the Aca iemy Of Mu.I
last evening was rather smAll. What Il
lacked in numbers 1t, however, mado up
to n certain extent in the amount Of do.
eliminating applause bestowed upon the
rendition OF "lhe Queens lo,cs Hand
| kerchief," by Mr.. Carleton's exoellelt
company. II may be taitly said that ths
opera has never been given here in suca
u thorough aud artistic manner. The
appreciation OF tie audience put all tht
actors and actr sses In excellent spldA
and all did we'll.
Mr.. Carleton gave an artistic and spit
tied rendering OF the role Of CefyantsA
and he waa several times recalled Nj
Alice Vincent was comely and charming
ss the Queen, singing with admlIiaa
ease and accuracy. Miss Clara Lin
scored Z bit with her rendering Of "
role of Irene. Sic Gang with sfks<
feeling and gave to the part chsruip
paivette and acted with such spirit aaa
vlvacity - to evoke the hearty applau"
Of the audience.
Mr.. j. X. Murray proved 10 be an q.
cellent singer and lis acting as ~
Premier was thoroughly done MI;
Charles A. Bigelow, as saneho, proyldssa
the fun OF the evening, aud in thls ~
Was im mensely successful. The choraA
though small In numbers, was eapila'!
drilled, and the eneen hles were glvea
with a vim and dash which necessl'a'ea
eL cores.
This evening the "NIlkado, VIII es
given the most elaborate and arl'su.
production 1t hss been the good iorluh'
OF Wilmington theatre -goers 10 wilncsn G;
eir Arthur Sullivsn's score aud MI Gil'
bert's book will be str city adhered 70
therefore guaranteeing the above s'A'S'
mant
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

Pillow 6hams of fine Cam
brio. tucked and r u fiji 9 d ,
square corners Of all over
embroidery, square centres
and double block corners,
are very desirable and new
things this season-$1.25 to
$475.
We have q splendid line
of black Jerseys from Soc
to So. One OF the m o st
popular Summer things for
ladies' wear-hIgh should
ers. with some pretty effects
in tucked yokes and tucked
sleeves.
All the remnants Of our
best 25.cent Satines are put
up In dress patterns for Is
cents a yard-all this sea-
sons patterns and superb
quality.
We have had a remarka.
Bile sale on our fine Outing
Flannels. We have already
distributed over ten thous-
aud yards and new are sell.
ing daily from two to thrs e
hundred yards. We are
greeted continually wit h
"tbey are the prettiest l ever
saw" Look around and see
II you find any better for Is
cents. Ours are 10 cents,
with a hundred patterns to
select from.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
THIRD EDITION
rewus Svvept Away.

IIECoLN, Nsbs, June as.--A spseial "a
Ne jcurnAl from Grand Island says the
toWn o. 6ueetWates, . little hamlet ot
- thAa 100 inhAbltauss. was swept
away by tornado, which visltsd ths
p11ee about o'clock yesterday after.
-. No eae was killed, but . number
!. Wen iliuFe4
naLviDsns, Ill. Jane Is. -Apothsr
ueosn II unususl severity visited this VI.
el1tty ysstssdsy. Rain tsll In tosrenb,
And the lightning was terrific. The
Chicago and Northwestern trAcEs west
ef here were again washed out for the
second tine In tWo weeks, and trains are
oil delayed. A miniature tornado, &C.
ccmpsnieA by . heavy hail storm, did
coasldsrable damage Inv milss north Of
this city. Trees we're torn up BY the
1oois and other damage was done.
OMAHA, Neb., june 23.-Pleaaonton,
y town OF about 200 inhabitants, situated
on the Union Pacific about 20 miles north
Of kearney, was struck BY . cyclone
yesterday afternoon. Nearly every
house In the place WAS destroyed or
badly damaged, but no one wss killed
90 lar % reported The landlady Of .
hotel was badly hurt aud druggist
from Bertrand Was struck On tho head
By fiyinK board and seriously wound-
10.
OMAHA, Neb., June 23.-Betweeu 8
and . O'Clock last night severe electric
storm, accompanied by wind and rain.
swept over the city. Cellars were flooded
In various parts Of town aud much pro-
perty dsstroyed BY water. On Thirteenth
street lightniDg killed team Of horses
attached to street car. The house Of
4 A. jacobson. No. 20lS MAnderson
etreet 10 the northern part Of the city
Was struck by lightning.
Mr. Jacobson Was killed, and his vile
and children were badly hurt. At South
Omaha tho roo! WAS blown of the Grand
CentFal Hotel and the interior flooded.
A two-story house. occupied BY X. II.
Kuhn. was struck and burned. Mrs.
Kuhn and two children were rendered
unconscious BY tho shock, and were res.
ousd from the burning building by the
Aremeu. who discovered them through
the msrest chance. The dama1e here
aud In the suburbs will reach $4,000,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Assaultsd by y Tramp.

Last evening Thuraton Lowe, one oi
the oldest and most trusted engineers iu
the employ Of the r., w. & B. Railroad
Company, who residss at No. All Taylor
street, this city. was assaulted by tramp
at g sy's Ferry. Mr.. Lowe had get oil
bis engine 10 Gee that everything was all
right, and while thus engas Cd wss ap-
preached by tramp who inquired what
time 1t was. When Mr.. Lowe pulled out
his watch the fellow tried to snatch 1t,
when q struggle ensuel and the men
rolled down 70-ieet embankment.
Mr.. Lowe's head was badly cnt and he
was otherwise injured, but he pluckily
held on to bis assailant until some OF
the train hands came, when he was plac-
ed under arrest. An examination show
ed that the tramp's leg was broken dur
ing the tumble down the sIdo OF the hill.
Mr.. Lowe was found to be badly injured.
and was removed TO the University Hos
pital ct once. This morning his son and
son.in.law went to Philadelphia to ascer-
tain when he can be removed to his
home.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
A Marrow Escape,

Meredith Stanley, who jumps Of
bridges occasionally for fame and
money, dropped from the Ches apsahe Q
and Ohio Railroad bridge at Gins innati
the other day, struck the water (i16 feet
below) feat foremost. swan to boat
that wAa ip waiting. Insisted on taking
,he oars himself, aud pulled to the
shore. "He had q parrow,, escape, how
ever" Gays the Cincinnati Enquirer.
HE just missed falling on large piece
Of driftwood. Had this occurred II
would undoubtedly have killed him. AZ
1t was bis right loot struck the obstacle
glancing blow, and big hole was GU
in bis SHOE"
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
rate Of the silver Bill.

WAsBINGToY, June ga canvass
hiss been going on to-day on the Repub-
can eide Of the House to ascertain sx-
actly what would be the fac Of q free
coinage bnl. II . satisfactory result u
obtained by tomorrow morning, it Il
probable that the Committee on Co'nage
Weights aud Measures will be called to
gether and will make y report on the
Senate silver bill in favor of non concur
renee aud asking for committee oil con
ference.
TkAs, will probably give rise to day,
debate ON tbs shvss c4satIon and the sp.
po1ntmeat OF coDtnfhSo. A similar
usmmittee will be sppoin ted by the
Senate, and the two will hx up a silver
bill, which will be one that both Houses
will concur IN.
In case the silver bill ls not taken uI
tomorrow the Committee on Ku.cs will
probably report special time for the
consideration oi the election bill, which
will consume the rest OF the W, eli.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Last Evenings Court.

Judge Ball dispossd Of the following
cases at last evenings session of the
Municipal Court.
Joseph Springer, charged with drunk
snness, was fined Il and eosts. Michael
Brennan, drunk and disorderly, was fin.
ed IS and costs. George Blysr aud
Preston z. DuvAy, charged with disor.
derly conduct ct the police base bnl
match were discharged, the Judge evi
IDENTIFY thiuking that any one who VA
disorderlv at that match should be ex
cusei. The case OF John L. Dugan wa
continued 1nptil tomorrow mornin,.
Hannah R.Hiil charged with committing
an assault and battery on Mary L. Jones
fined SO and costa.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Premium Corn.

Mrs. John Brillo, who occupies small
larm near Edgemoor, Brandywine Hun
dred, belonging to John Webster, called
at our Office on Monday and informed us
that her sugar corn stood nine feet nine
inches high, greatly exceeding in height
the field OF corn OF Mr.. jackson OF Mil
Creek Hundred, which we noticed 9
week ago. There IL a difference beiw cen
a half aore and 10 acres. and although
Mrs. Brillo may not fully realize this
fact, she certainly deserves credit Tor her
efforts to have an early supply OF sugar
corn for her various customers.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
q. U, o. O. r. Entertainment.

Brandywine Lodge, No. 1905. G. U. o.
o. f., gave an entertainms snt four nights
last week, at the Wilmington Rink, IN
honor OF the organization Of Lodge No.
3245. with seventy members. The enter.
talnment was we'll attended and proved
a grand success. The tables were IL
charge Of the following: Mrs. N. TIL
Mrs. q. Froyer, Mrs. ]. Postles, Mrs. l.
Wilson. Mis- A. Brown. Miss 8. Mercer
Mrs. A Smith, Miss A. Rickerson, Nj RS
NJ. Miller. Mrs. g. Mason, MIRA. A
Chambers, Mrs. Rose, Miss ]. Jefferson,
Mrs. White. Clara Brown, Mrs. J. Farrsl
Mrs, NJ. Hensly,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Pipe Covering.

For the REPUBLICAN.
Mr.. Miller with bis me1, left early
yesterday for Mopmoth Park. Long
Branch, to do an important piece Of work
In steam pipe and boiler covering. We
were shown plate with name over place
OF business engraved thereon, to be
placed on the boiler when flushed.
This material after being finished pre-
sents a very beautiful appearance as we'll
as being the most durable pips and boiler
covering we have ever had to deaf with.
We speak from eIper.t nee, As MIR. Miller
has done work for us aud can gladly 70.
commend 1t to all those needing such
work done with the greatest Of satisiac-
ton. We are pleased to sec his busii csr
progressing 30 rapidly. His covering
needs no praise, IN It shows for itself what
It Ii aud advertiscs It's merits. We hope
he will meet with grand success 10 bis
now business. w. Il.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
-Four Lives IOst.

New YORK, June 24.-The boiler Of
the tugboat Alice Z. Crue exploded
early yesterday, while she WAS moored
at her dock, in Brooklyn. Captain o.
w. Bqulres, George Rogers. the cook
and = deck hand whose name 10 not
known we're killed. The fireman Ia sup
posed to have been killed also. as he Il
missing. The ballast ecow Louise Rock,
which was lying alongside the tug, had
her side torn out and went to the bot
tom. 1t is supposed that the watchman
on board went down with her. Matthew
Bailey, deck hand on the tug, was
badly hurt Hni scslded.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
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" s',l III iiss;ss;s $&s'A s'''' ''1'
wsss .!Iss S :4ssss' sa:S.sIos 3 Qss, s
May Thursdag nsxt. 2otA.
Tor good, homs.raieea, jsisy. bssf
street
The Chinese grow IL bat can't nix y
We hold n ~ oi ths mIxtpyA 4sln y
The solutioh ol ~ Deg nn6vQs Of xin q
tea. Try Il, al6a ;au will nevsf b. with
ont this blend. AK your grocer. Insist
upon having II. Y ID, l5c.; 10 lb. 100
Do you drink9 II not you ought and
Kin Go 10 the thlpg cooling. soothing and
rsfrsshing. Try Il
Work on the bathing house donated
BY Job H. Jackson, EsQ., to the city haa
been commenced, and the boys will soou
have place whore they may baths with
out danger Of being drowned.
Ths barn and carriage houss Of David
W. AlllA near Milford, was struck BY
lightning on Sunday night and totally
destroyed, causing loss Of 5000.
William DuPont's steam yacht. having
been repaired BY the Pussy and Jones
Company, made trial trip yesterday
morning.
The excursion OF NJ. Joy and Haven
NJ. K. schools, will leave King street
wharf tomorrow at q m, Tor Beverly
Park, accompanied By the Liberty Cornet
Band. :.
A fine colt belonging to John T. Hen
Erickson, of Mil Creek hundred, was
badly injured few days ago BY running
Into barbed.wlr fence.
ct. Paui's N. q. Sunday school will
take rscess from July OH to 6sptem-
ber 7th.
The Rev. Mr.. RsIeAn, of Mechanics
burg, Pa has accepted . call from Sails
bury Presbyterian Church.
81. Mary's Sunday school will make
an excursion to Chestnut Grove. Pa. to-
morrow, and . large turnout may bs
expected.
B. 9. HawkIns, son Of Major Hawkins,
U. 8. A., has been admitted to West
Point Military Academy and accredited
to Delaware.
Cards have been issued for tho wedding
OF J. 7. T. Cough. railroad agent at
Bear station, and Miss Martha J. Thomas
Of Kent county, on July "a.
Joseph Pyle, Charles Baird, Alfred
Gawthrop, II. 3. Goldey, W. X. Crosby,
G. Ii. Cantwell, Walter o. Hoffecker,
Harry Emmons, ESQ.,, r. q. Elliott and
the Rev. J. +. Stoneclpher arc delegates
to the annual session OF the National
sunday School Association, which con-
vened at Pittsburg on Monday.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Arrested for Highway Robbery.

WILLIAMsPoRT, June 23.-Two oi
Tie highwaymen who committeda muir
dsrous assault on Thomas Bsyard, In
6outh Willlamsport Saturday night were
run down and captured by Chief OF Po-
lice kiutzel, Of that borough, to-day.
The men who give the names of Butley
and Cowen were lodged iu Jail. Blood
stains wero found on their clothiuR. One
of them admitted being with the party
but he denied completely In the
oct Tn: UtLtr robbers arc being pur
sued ani will probably be captured
Mr.. Bayard is confined TO his bed ant
the result OF his iniuries cannot yet b
foretoll,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
This Mornings Court.

The following cases were dispo'el "
at this mornings session Of the Munie'
pal Court: -, If, ,,r,,t.
epnes., WAS fined ~ ..,.,.1 ,o,
John Banks, colorsd. WAS airaignsu ioi
an assault aud battery on Ms - % ns1
also colored. lie was sen'eno'u :" p-'
the costs. ,,t,,drsj uuilty Of
an uuprovoked asssuE upon ,o,,ahouse,
Mailer. at the p. W. g . D, 'OS1d Os sss aud
And sentenced to pay hne Oh w
costs. oh.ruA on four
counts with violating the iq LOT n. raw, o,,er, @
as he pleaded guilty TO On .n,saesi: ,ss ,c
were dismissed. He was seh'eae''' "
nav fine Of $50 and COST
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

John Porter, residing at Maryland
avenue and Cedar street, was knocked
down last evening, while on his way from
his stable to the house, by the lightning.
He was quite badly stunned. but soon
Secovered from the effects.
Edmund r. Patton, with his wife and
son Harvey. Of Allegheny City, Pa. are
visiting the family of Robert Burns, No
zoo East Tenth street. The chief obiecI
Of thsi. visit Is to attend the commence
ment Of the High School, their son Alex
Ander being one Of tho graduates.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Gardner's ice cream 10 the best made
Order 1t now for the Fourth.
Fire In n Peuitentiury.

NEW YoRK, June 24-A fire occurred
In a workshop at the peuitentiary In
Kings county, New York, yesterday.
lhs loss to tbs county is placed at
$50, GOO, and that sustained by different
firms who contract for the prison labor
will be about $4,000. As soon az the
fire signal was sounded the prisoners
we're marched out Of the building and
locked up In their cells. There was no
excitement or any attempt at an out
break.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Proved Fatal.

William Writ, the man who fell IN al
spl p ic fit at Third and King st,e Is OIL
Saturday last, and was taken 10 his SON,
yssiience, No. l232 Lancaster avenue
aisd last night at IL O'Clock. He wal
for many years a huckster in Second
street market and was a gentleman very
much respected by all who knew him.
He leaves several children, among
whom are William 4. Writ, ex-clerk OF
the market, and James z. Writ, special
as the City Hall.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24
Accident to u steam Yacht

The pleasure yacht Now Then, owned
BY J. Edward Addieks, while on the way
from Olaymont to this city for coal on
Monday morning. about ESQ O'Clock, In
giving tho steamer Republic . hitch,
burst one Of the small pipes In the tubu.
lar boiler. forcing q heavy volume Of
steam down ipto the fire box. THIS had
the effect Of blowing the hot Are from
the box, spd Chief Engineer P. Z. Goet-
chins, Of New York; Henry Wilson,
assistant chief engineer, Of Boston, and
Fireman George Horton, OF Bristol, X.
l., were burned about the hands, arms
aud face. For some time they lay In
waiting for vessel TO tow them back To
Clay mont, and finally made the return
trip by using their sale. The injured
men walked from Grubb's Landing,
where the accident occurred, to Mrs.
Wilson's home, at Claymont, where
proper medical attention was given
them.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-24

We have a few |
more of those
fine wreaths at
the low price Of
29c, SOC, 49;.