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Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Tho annual encampment Of the
partnent Of Delaware, g. A. r.,
convene IN this city tomorrow, and
expected that every post 10 the State
be represented. The Council OF Adj
istration will hold q session previoq
the meeting OF the encampnent fo5
purpose Of settling the -0aa.ciL a
Of the department for the pAsl
Officers will be elected for he M
year and the greatest intero 4, b |
taken In the selection Of . dspif1
commander. There arc two CANDID
Comrade Lewis of Smyth Pat
city, aud Comradc Toppin, Of Wroq
and the friends Of each are working
beavers. Tho supporters Of w. u
claim that 40 tho present ctsa1
was taken from this city bis rad
should come from one OF the posi-
the State, while on the other had
urged with equal force that 40
eighths OF the members belong 10
city the commander should he from
1t 10 therefore cartain that the ea
will be close and we'll contested.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Another Special Jury.

Tho following special jury va
this morning to try the case Of Y
D. etradley VI. the r., W. 4 B. Eai
Company:
Wilmington-Charles j. Campbt
L. g. Thomas, Charles u. Gsrrsa
James Megary.
Brandy wine-lsaac S. Elliott.
Christiana-Abram Palmer, Lev
Ter.
MIL Creek-John Mitchell, y
Crossan, Stephen Springer, Ard
Armstrong.
Now Castle-Charles N. DIV
James P. Armstrong. john ] ~
Red Lion-E rancis A. uT NV
II. Mccoy, W. w. Chairs.
White Clay Cresk-John ZW
PeDcader-William Il. Wllsor,p
8. Frazier.
Appoquinimink-Hcnry RoaeIa
Perry.
Blackbird-Henry Cooper.
St. Georges-Thomas Cayeldef
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

A little colored boy named George
Graves, whose parents reside on East
Liberty street. was with other boys play.
Ing marbles on the railroad at the foot OF
Liberty street this afternoon, wheu the
lS.6l Newark accommodation was going
out, and before he could get off the track
10 was struck in tie head by the engine
and thrown to one aide. He was taken
TO the depot on engine No. II, AID DR..
Draper was sent for. He was in an In {.
sens'ble condition at Las O'Clock, aud
The extent Of his Injuries 10 not known,
but they are thought to be not necessarily
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

The Third street bridge broke down
again yesterday forenoon and travel over
It Is for the present suspended. Ono of
the gear wheels was broken in throwing
OF the draw. A rope was attached to II
md 1t was pulled all the way around 90
that vessels can pass. The Levy Court
committee came down about two hours
afterwards to inspect 1t and take 1t oil
the hands Of the contractors, but arriv-
ing there they found the bridge broken
and travel suspended. 1t may be several
days before it will be In working condi.
tion again.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

The Incandescent burner

John =. Rowbotham has met with en-
eoursging success In introducing the 10.
candeseent gas burner In our city. Scy-
eral OF our citizens are using the burner
with the greatest satisfaction. The Dels.
ware House lie beautifully lighted, and
its cheapness generally cxcites surprisc.
as the illumination is very great In pro.
portion TO the consumption OF gas. Mr..
X. Is abe ut disposing OF the right for the
State to Mr.. Vincent, aud he will here
alter control the sale OF the burner.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Delaware Avenue Church,

A large congregation gathered at
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church last
evetin to Listen to the Rev. A. b. Duua.
WAY, d. d., OF Virginia. He took for lis
text Galatloas, Ind chapter and pa,t OF
l6!h verse, knowing that a man Is not
Justified by the works OF tho law but by
the Faith Of Jesus Christ" The sermon
was fnll of power aud received the uu-
divided attention of tic audience during
Its delivery. Dir. Dupawsy Is an easy
speaker, deep thinker. and made very
favorable impression on all who were
present. lie breaches again this evening,
and the services will bs held In the
main audience room ard viii be pre-
eaeded by a service OF song commencing
at o'clock. The public are invited.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

McCAFFERTY.-o the 18th instant,
Catharino McCafferty, in her Ssth
year.
The relatives and friends of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the
funeral from the residence of her son,
Robert MoCafferty. No. l0j East Ninth
street. on Friday morning Mt o'clock.
High mass at st. Mary's Church. Inter-
ment ut Cathedral Cemetery.
CURRINDER,--On February 12th, $780,
Relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. West Twcnty.third street,
on Saturday, 18th inst. at > O'Clock y. IN.
SALMoND.-At Camden, on February
IL, 1880, Joseph ID. Salmond.
Due notice OF funeral win be given,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

LANCASTER, Feb. 12.-A Blasting eel.
dent occurred late yesterday afternoon
at Hers Limestone quarrles. In the
southern part OF the county. Jacob and
Benjamin Herr were engaged in remov-
ing clarge which had failed TO explode,
aud whilo drilling into the charge ii
exploded, the powder and dust being
blown into their faces and bodies. Both
were terribly burned, but Jacob was
stricken blind almost instantly. While
leading his brother home benjamin. was
stricken with blindness. Their condition
ia aprious
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TuAT
! 10 conformity vita the act eatitle1 IAN
Act Goacerning Private Corporations passed
before Honorab Q I. u. Grubs. Assori,,e
Justice, etc: az Chambers saturday, M,r,H
ist, '5st ~ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. for a certiliraie
incor Pnisnnk St' Jossth's society tor Col
ored Missions" y. GARt.AND
2-l5-lUt ATTY. for Ipcurl lrator,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Grant Post, No. Is, G. A. R., will have
~ entertainment and opeu camp fire
this evening at their headquarters, south
vest corner of Third and King streete
An interesting program will be presented
ami special invii alton is extended to all
honora5ly discharged soldiers aud sailors
20 be present. 1t is the intention Of tile
members of this Post TO form ladies'
auxiliary corps 10 the near future.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

DUPONT Pos', No =, G. A. R., will
ce'ebratc their ninth anniversary this
evening al their headquarters, northwest
corner of Tenth and Market streets. The
committee has made every arrangement
for the celebration OF the event ii a d t
tag manner, and very excellent pro-
gram will be presented. Several promi-
nent members of the q. A. L. viii BE-
present and deliver addresses.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

When the tax office opened lAh \
ing seven railroad men applied H1
Office 20 pay taxes, but Collector
erty did not put In appearance ~
noon. Besides the aeven railroad
least tive nty-hve others came apa
all forenoon. They did uot al W
tho Office because they found iioa
that Dougherty was not there, VI
railroad men said this was tMa
time he had gone to pay his taia
Collector Dougherty AID AaS
Cloekey were In the tax otllce Nv
until 10 o'clock. What they Na
Is not hard to guess. OF eou
D0ugherty will say that this su,
q lie out Of the whole cloth, puss
who lost time IN going to pay 'a'l
know differently. What 40
Democratic tax payers thlnA "
conduct?
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

The joint committee of Heptasophs
appointed by the Grand Conciave ani
the subordinate Conclaves to arrange for
apublic MEETING in the interests of the
order. met a. Heptasoph Hall last even
ing, and organized by appointing Grand
Archou William Winthrop, cha.r;nan.
IL was not decided when tn, entertain
mcnt will be held but It Will be at an
early day,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

NEW YORK. Feb. l2,-Esrly this morn.
Ing Mrs. Margaret Hines went into the
sation house, Oh Church street, carrying
dead baby, six weeks old. which had
died OF exposure and lack OF nourish.
ment, while its weary and halt starved
mother had been walking the streets
Her husband had deserted hor, and
when she left the Charity Hospital few
weeks ago she had no money. Her
search tor work was not successful. as
she found only a little serabping TO do.
and yesterday she said she only secured
lltlls work to do. for which she was
gwen something TO eat When night
came she had no money, and, instead OF
applying to the charity Organizations.
she walked tbs strests. She appeared
dali craZed by her loss,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Resulted Fatally,

The 3-yoar old daughter Of Samuel
Dunlap, who was badly scaldsd last
Saturday evening, died yesterday At her
parent's residence, No. ZIG Kast Sixth
street, from the caects Of her injuries.
At the time Of tho accident DR.. +. A.
Brown was called 10, and did every thing
In bis power to alleviate the child's
eufJcrlnRe,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

kadosh Commsndery, Nc -, A. I. o.
il. OF NJ, will hold their first entertain
Dent at = o'clock Tomorrow evening,
d4th inst, in Smyth Post room, south
vest corner oil Third and King streets.
The committee have prepared an enter
tanning programme, aud all the CON-
Pantons with their lady friends are IN
vited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Rev. T. l.. ggbbar1 o, New Castle
proposes 70 go to Philadelphia, next
Monday. Id order to undergo a surgical
operation. 1t is said That lie will remain
there for three weeks. During his ali.
senee his pulpit will be iil!ed by ether
Elder Murray Will probably preach next
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

About Q o'clock yesterday morning, n
fight took place On Market street above
Eighth, the participants in which Caused
considerable noise, to the great annoy
ance Of those residing In the vicinity.
One OF the men was struck with brick
and badly injured, but the entire PARTY
got away without anyone knowing who
they were.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

DIR. simms white Pul,nonio IsaIsarn.
The finest and most perfect production
Of medical science ever offered the afiiic.
ted for Lung aud Throat diseases, blood
splitting, &c. 1t will positively prevent
the inro..ds Of consumption and preserve
your system against it, destroying pow.
er. Always reliable for coughs, hoarso.
meas, loss Of voice, acre throat, &c.
Regular Druggists sell It. Do. OF, VII.
mington, Del
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Is II not worth the small price Of rs
cents to free yourself OF every symptom
OF these distressing complaints, ii you
thlnk so cell at our store and re. bottle
OF shiloh's Vitalizer. Every bottle has
printed guarantee on 1t, use accordingly
and II 1t does you no good it Will cosG Ia
nothing. N. B. Daniortll, wholesale and
retail agent, Second and Market streets
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Tho Birthday of Robert E,n,net

The 112th anniversary OF the birthday
Of Robert Emmett occurs on March 4th,
srd the event will lie celebrated on the
preceding evening by the Irish National
tsts OF this city by q meeting in the
Opera House, at which an Grafton viii
be delivered by the Hon. John +. Fin
merry OF Chicago.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Albert Currinder. son Of the late Will
liam Currinder, and miller 10 the en-
ploy OF William Lea & sons, died at his
late residence, No. 4 West Twenty-third
street yesterday afternoon at 4. 80 O'Clock
Of consumption with which be has long
suffered. He leaves = wife and two
small children. Miss Kate Curriuder
the we'll known vocal singer y bis els.
Tor,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Tho presses and printing material Of
tho Rogers Printing Company are being
removed from the building at Eighth aud
Orange streets 10 tho compsuy's new
building At Sixth and Orange streets. It
10 expected that tho new building will be
completed 10 yery short time.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Notice,

We havo tho only official book giving
full details OF Stanley 's.sxploits, adven-
turss and discoveries In Africa. We
would like the people TO call aud see u,
or We will cali and ehow 1t IL we get
your address. Agent wanted; good pay.
Is. II. DRuMMoNp,
s. T. cor. Seventh and Walnut Sts.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Bone of the employees OF the p, W. &
B. Railroad Company have spent life
time in its service. Among them is one
who on Tuesday last signed the payroll
for the six hundreth time, making 50
years OF continuous service. This speak 3
we'll for the employee and also the com.
pany.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

IGOR RENT "A SMALL, TRlTcx
-; ~ farm near Wilmington. Address TRUGk,
t"'' ohiecs 2.l3-6l.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

That Good Enough" tobacco ia good
enough Tor a King. 30 ia Durstein's
umbrella, which he will give with every
2i-pound box for limited time. Dur
stein, No. . East Second street. p. B.
The sale of Sanrosa cigars is increasing.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
valuo per share
pcr 18th annual
Gain during the year, 20 "a,

William H. Gibbons was elected sec.
rotary to succeed j. ID. Kurtz, Jr., re-
signed; d. w. Lynch and II. r. Rotelep,
directors, terms to expire In 1888; Louis
Hutton and j. d. Kurtz. Jr., terms TO
expire in 1891; j. D. Kurtz, j. X. Brad.
ford, Leonard Heiss, William Kitchen
and Samuel II. Baynard, directors,
terms to expire In 1898,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis II. Wipgate, of
Delaware will be the gutsts OF their mar
ried daughter Mrs. Il. J. McClcary, near
Cherry Hill, Nd, this week. MIRA
Wingste will also visit Mr.. Edward
Taylor. liverymau, Elkton Nd, before
her return home
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

The tread OF public opinion seems to
be steadily drifting into the unqualified
Involvement OF Laxador the golden"
specific for headache and biliousnets.
flice only 20 cents package.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
cATARnn.


hA0luo AttOs8s$isss
Sufferers are not generally aware that
these diseases are conia sious, or that
they are due TO the presence OF living
parasites In the lining membrane Of the
nose and eustachian tubes. Microscopic
research, however, has proved this to bs :
not, and the result Of the discoyery p
that I simple remedy has besn formu-
lated whereby cAiarrb, catarrhal deaf
mesa and hay fever are permanently
cured In from one 10 three simple appli-
cations, made at homo by tho patient
once IN two weeks.
N. B.-This, treatment 10 not snuff or
an ointment; both have been discarded
by reputable physicians ~ injurioua. A
pamphlet explaining this new treatment
IL sent Tree on receipt Of stamp TO pay
postage by A. II. DIXON & SON, 337
and $50 West King street, Toronto,
Canals. Christian Advocate.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

The Musieal Dramatic Company will
give their first entertainment this evening
in the Odd Fellows Hall, Third and
King streets. Doors open at O'Clock.
Performance commences at 8. The ci,!-
Zens are generally invited.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
Called Out For Nothing

a pile Of burning brush In tho vicinity
OF Maple and Broome streets caused an
excitable individual to give an alarm at
the Weccscos engine house, last evening,
70 which the coz pany responded.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Song service in Association Hall this
evening at q. m. Gene In; we VIII have
q pleasant time with each other; we
extend an Invitation to all young men.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

A new secret organization, t. be known
as the Order of Coed Ladies WAS formal
at Fletcher Hall last evening under Tho
auspices OF the Ancient Ordtr of Good
Fellows, of which IL will be an auxlIiarv
Forty names were placed on the roll and
each lady present promised to Lrlag n
rev member next Wednesday Iisbt
Toe order will be beneficial and vii No
doubt prove highly in this community
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Having used DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup In
my family with the greatest degree OF
satisfaction, l unheslta,inely recommend
II as the best remedy that know of for
children. THOMAS Y. LAWSON.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Hampton bar salt oysters, clams, musk.
rats, eggs, poultry always on hand at
Wholesale. Geo. w. spicer " Co., 30l
King street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

lev. Jonah Trunbaur will preach
this ever Ing At 7.3o o'clock at the Con.
gre cation Methodist, Fourth aud French
streets,
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

rarlor organs, In beautiful new de
signs, BY Story 4 Clark, Smith Ameri-
can, Carpenter and others, from $40 up.
ward. q. 4. Robelen, ITO Market st.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

UuSnwnW nufuhn8 AAns
The, Germauis Building and Loan Az
socintioh held the seventeenth annual
nesting last evening. The report OF tho
secretary was presented and showed the
Value Of shares 70 be ~ foiiows;
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

The place to get the best assortment Of
valentines is at Adams d Bro. ., No. SOL
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Ivers Il Ponds aud Newby & Eyen's
pianos. 10 new and beautiful cases, only
at Robelen's, 710 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
T)U BLIC SALE.

On February 24th, 1870, beginning At 10
S Mewport, delaware, my large stock q i
much OF II blooded stock and horses
Min records, Including one pair large
c ,,ass horses very stylish, one pair Young
team; sooh WORK horses and mares. sixteen
COTS, and 3Sears old, til irty head oJ cows
many sprlngcfs bull and several heifn.s'
large stock farming implements incInIjny
~ ma.nows which have never been used. also
Ascnei al no sorthent OF farm tools,
rerms'-nnders $50, cash; SSD or over. note
a. nine months where satisfactory end orssr
ID Unfinished orc per cent of for cash.
u. w. SIInMAN & Son Aunt
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13


At yesterday mornings s,.sinsl
Levy Court the Jail commislz
Julian d. Janvier, John L. ConroiI
7. Ferris-made tho following
ment, which was ordered flitd;
We are informed that the rega-
lur appropriation for The
county jan made by you is. ri
Extra one OF November. l,s9.... 4
-
We ind our predecessors, mn to r
October /. 1850, had drawn
Orucrs iOr. ..............,.,4.a N,n
Since our appointment we have
drawn orders for. ..........- l..
Total........,.......,,...u. cM
Continuing the comm sslOnsn alt
or this sum we expond for lhs ui1
binary repairs, repairing pluuhlE 1
floor In tramp cell, repairs to asx 4
new cook stove for Jail I'D ppsAi
jail boiler and cook stow W SAs3\
house, the sum OF $63S32.
We arranged with Sheriff A'
value the county coal used by his
private purposes at nine tons, II
per ton, e40.8d; aud have recsi'd
check for the same, which WI
endorsed and mailed to the d
treasurer with the request that be
us with It.
Memorandum: The actual balll
hand when Sheriff Allen's CD
placed to. our credit will be s4O.sl.
As the commissioners asked
money, no farther appropriations
made until the March session.
The revision Of the assessmenu
pied the balance Of the time ye
and this forenoon until noon.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
DC5LIC SALE.

kSSoLtN shhE-
The subscriber having sold his farm, will
sell ~ phbiic sale, at his residence, on the
road leading from stanton 10 ogletown,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY d, 1880,
at 10 O'Clock. A. Nj, sharp, head of horses,
No. !; Glngcr, light oay horse, G a.
years old, sound and gentle, will work in
IN ~ siqds Of harness.
ytMs DID, xent!e and Kind, good worker.
:, No. =. Lacy May, Iron gray, coming 4 years
No, l. Flora. darR i ssns n ye,rs old rood
brood nar,, an excel mt WORK r. HO''
No. ?. John, Hight bay, II years old, good
10. Lady b.. Iron gray. u years old =,
very hne mare and good driver.
Noraood, git edg. stock, very promising. w
10 head of good mich and butter cows, Half
o. II csc csws riii he ~ profit by day OF sale,
one ilge stock bull, one yeaiiins bull, i tMo-
lsfse' MALI h"s psisnd TINA: r"Ian sdif9p S,n,
.hests, hbair Of Plymouth iiock chickens, /
= Two horse wagons, market dearborn, 1
iump-soat carriage. buggy. carl for horsp
or ORA n;s .r,ar sPod selSn; Ds,rlng Binder IN
i,edder good as new. good horse rake, j
Hqosier grain and phosphate drlll, ii, neil
s%ii,Ss'er; ,,n roller, vsn Wiekc ian, corn
| shoyel' and hoes. 9 ngle onllvators, con-
marker, 2lsirs oi twin HARE vs., I piows'
carl harness ITS carriage harnesl, swork
| brides and collars. one aonble hario1n IA I
| fork, rope and hllck, - tons lrtt class lin.
| oihy hay, 10 tuns timothy nnd clover 1i,,'I
/ ! large rick OF What straw lot of corn ivr.d rr
| oats BY tic busht, 900 bushels OF corn on M
| cob hitcih acres OF wheat Ia The ground, i,
| gram baas, beam and pea. Household md
aairy hxtures-i hcid's creamery. i can.
douplr crank churl and horse, one iD-noniJ
luttnr tub, Tin pans and buckets i 'ksr !
Nlfgari cook stove, bedroom stoves. bench
laele IT Of cider barrels, large cedar meal
cask, t.alllnE thbi LOT OF tlclled pork and
mum othsrtnlags not ~ nti0nru.
| T'iHs.- All sums Of Siauh under. ca.ht
| over that a,uont d cleiit n S months will :,
| sim ON purchaser u lug "A ljanka1lr MOI.
| WIN AN approved endprs.r. No int,t5st II
pam WI n ihe, Otherwise Interest added. pf
credit sums ip,r cent oil iurcasb
stithsln son. an 'ilone rs.
| = H-w-is.Ith = \, ,hamberg ,si,,n
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13
tbUBLIC SALE.

1 SSbi-iN ohLE.
MN re sold At public sale, at the residence,
ol tlir ihuscfiDer, corner vi Gilpiu hyvitur
ahI mon street, In The city oil Winainet,ni,
fRIpAY, FEBRUARY ,ru t.n-
al one O'Clock, T.. A., sharp. ~ nm '5yin,
personal pTupeitg, 10 wit ''Hs
mead ofgOoi horses, Ar,
10. J. Hro~ n horse, coming 6yoars LEV
~, sound and kind, No. draugl.t rsxh
No. 2 Mollie,. large hay mare, eonln,, Il
vars Old as a heavy daught mare ca"'i h.
Mo; g. Kate, large bay mare. mat. Tn
D'D'lt, years old, first lass work mar, ~
70, :. Bon handsome blacS hnr~F rc,rs
w, Suon uriNer and No. draugit morse
~ 80. .. FRANK, iron gray, ynsis old nn.,c
i lue psSl horses | ever owned, anu a Tont
No g. Gill, 10 years oil l., good hearth lo,.e
sound and good WORKER. '' "'il''
S1Nch i-horse cars, bait 10 oruer NV u,,i
.pgh one %.hoist cart Ia good oder. 4 tu,,,,-
tufe car, N Yool order; 7 sets of hurf,'. !,
seth OF lean hs ipess, ST. OF carriacr harr.
eaIrlasts, eihArrows, picks, si,ny,.I1
croHbars. bia. NTH and QUAR- tools Nh
many other things not menti6ned, 90"
ieiihs.-hn sums oil ~ and under r,.t,
over mat amount credit OF 10 daytriIiGs
ElVen on purchaser giving q banknLIe ,n,
WIN an spproyeA endorser. 'S''
s,,dn, WM. DOuGHERrY.
so"' "uclioneers. 2-7-6.'
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

Sufferers from Cstarrha troubles should
carefully read the above.
Daily Republican., 1890-02-13

The famous Bchr Bros. pianos with
cylinder top and tone multi n, only At
Robelen's, ITO Market street.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-27
Accommodating.

Visiting southernerS--at least these
from Te1as-are not at all pleased with
the rush of northern railroads, if we may
believe Maj. Martin, of that state. They
are used to very different sort of do
ings. By way of illustration the major
tells this story.
remember that woman oSe evening
asked the conductor of train in my
state to stay at a certain place all night
She wanted to spend the night with
some friends, she said. and if lie didn't
oblige her she should have to wait TWEEN.
ty-four hours for train
The conductor said he hated to be dis.
obliging to II lady, but he didn't like tc
delay the other passengers. Finally he
agreed to talk it over with them. and
we decided that if her friends would
give us lodging and breakfast we
wouldn't mind an extra day spent or
the way.
The train waited half an hour while
she got off and consulted with bel
friends, and just as we We're about tt
leave the place she came and told Il,
that they had agreed to the terms TIL,
fires in the engine We're banked, and til,
train left on the track Next morn 'ng
after comfortable night spent in til,
farm house. we left the place lively,
hours late Talk about accommodation.
railroads. New York Tribune
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1890-12-27

Back after journcyin. leagues OF eulcnl sca,
Back from loug tarIlance among chimes remote
did not guess what hpnts ~ nnty
Lay hidden nmung the hCTttsof those my friends
Absence has clothed mc With pu pie state,
Crowned ne aud rceutcrgd mr q transient king
with those love and those had dreamed til now
Not half so rich IN loves warm royalties;
While clear through every greeting, equnhle
As breczss through lrnve OF sietcr trees,
One bland familiar human impulse holtsi
Different indeed, the welcome Ind fnred
Back FROM tha' v0porous Voyages weGllinust make
Sooner or later TO tho unknowable
How then the faces leaned toward mine would
flash
with query amazcment, nwei How faith would
clutch
My hand VIGOROUSLY How science, then,
Eager for larger lore would clasp my kneesl
And ah, how chill negation eyes Of ice
Would blaze upon mo their supreme surprise
Edgar Fawcett in Youths Companion