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Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

30 THE TICKETS now stand. For
6herif-Willlam Simmons, Republi.
can. and Purnall J. Lynch, Democrat.
For Coroner-Charles Z. Sparks, Re.
publican, and Joseph Ii. Kirk, Demo-
crat. Compared with the Democrats.
as to character and ability, there is no
reason for any Republican voting ior
the Democratic candidates. William
Simmons is man OF the people, a
man who knows whG, hard labor is,
and he has never been ashamed of ii,
lie, too, wes defeated once for the
Office tor which he ia now a candidate
hut. unlike his competitor, he was moi
defeated when there was any chancs
Of electing him.
Two years ago he led the forlorr
hope OF the Republican party, but rar
Tar In advance OF his ticket. There i.
NO reason why he should not do sc
again, and If Republicans pull together
he will not only lead bis ticket but he
will be triumphantly elected.
For coroner, worthy as Mr.. Kirh
may be for the office, his claims upor
the people cannot outweigh the claim,
OF Charles L. Sparks, another sterlins
Republican, who when q candidate
once before ran away ahead OF hi
ticket. The Republicans have til
strongest ticket that could possibl
have been selected, let every Republ
can lay TO and help TO elect 1t.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Coul, wood, Onts.

You get a big loud Of wood, and we
guarantee 2,24o pounis OF good, clean
coal In every ton you order from A..
Sergeant, No. 1C6 Maryland avenue
or Seventh and King streets, Cur
coal is under cover AID screened under
our own supervision. Kindliug wood in
large loads. Western oats speciality,
baied hay and straw by the ton. Yard.
LOG Maryland avenue. Telephone, 545.
Central office, TIA aud King streets.
Telephone 5a7. Open in the evening,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Philadelphia, Wilmington
Baltimore r. r.
May 1ltli, 1900.

Auy lltn, lsDs
Trains win lsevs Wilmington e SolIows
X rhilsssiphiA t:S "a Seszprsss,A i.w.ss ~ 90,
H., als 81 ,ss 4 "a Ia. ssa IN IL J ~ Z
= A:.s% $s Sss.i!ss s:s :s.. IL ~ ..ss .:.s r. r.
: ;;,'. dsl d!sslfg.;::s =.. IL. III &c e; .R .i
mn. is;s r.: s. g. q. sss Is IL ~ ~
:, IN New y SsrR; lis ,s. q IN a sn ss sn
ss Y - ~ Il IL. Iss a.. q d = I. ~, ~,
y ~ q p YES. "; Chester. via Lamok,n ,u.ns
..Fof Newark tCsntrel and intsrmediats sta.
u0s si.so.s i and ,s.:lasaislSs & sna X & Y .to.
;s:.: IA : :ss :sS 3 ,s %a !: W..
sos g SO 4 ' ?. M, y .sa "a "a y a tight
New Castle. . i.os .'i.' 4. M, 's@s III Is,
Seorfs.owns -. ~: H.. Us and % Hts"'i rs ,. m.
81. m. T. Dsa".r sn. and vay stations
Express ior Dover, Harrington. and del .
Express for tape e Cha1ies. i Old Point Com.
fort. and Norfolk, II o. q. M. and lzoI night
Leave Philadelphia. Broad street. for vii.
aoi. II ~ II IA X 4. IN ,,2ss. sG 19i,
IL % y. m.. and u 6a night.
accommodation, 62s. i02A II IS, .. m.,
4 Z q 22s =, $40 4 % 44s ex. ss+ i0JS,
W 10 anditSs p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
nor philadslphia texpress). I5a a. j.. On
3 ~ M A. NJ. IN. oil. 6sa 7os. Sso, aud
Accommodation, 100, s.oa 90 A.. A.. ,am
l2es ti0 eS,, and 1880 r. NJ.
nor gassssr o. snd dfsl9rss' " X isa 50. n.Si A. NJ.
Accommodation, 100. s.1 oio .. m. nK
a.A 4ia Y 30 and 1873 I. N.
rot New FORK (exprcssb IN Asl an,
"a ;s. n h. y n 70 A. NJ Wv 4 n ~ SR
For West Chester via Lsmosin, s.os ~ 4, NJ
ri HI Cape 6S.;iss 4 sd q fS ffSoiia. oomior. .at
For MiddIetown, Clayton. Dover, Wyoming
Lsursl, dsiDst.QNs. BEldseyillc.
Ats,,nqqrs9 .r6, ,WsAbinetop- 49, f:oA. 4sn
Y. 4anight. Balttmors only e.te r. N. and II. |
Leave Phiiadeiphia Broad Street. for vii
"a "a ~ ~ sssn.. ~ 10 ssa ma II ~ p. IN.
Hccom modstion, ts& 90, 10 IA. m. J2y
x6E siO, s3, 10 o. and II as p. m.
For further inIormation, passengers ar
referred TO the ticket oiioe at the station,
Trnina marked thus ~ are limited exprasB
upon which extra iars Is charged.
oAs + a.as.al E%sa General rs:.ss u Moop 90
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES-
= tate. By virtue Of an order of the Cham
celloy Of the state of Delaware, made en- the
eighth day OF May, A. D.. 1850 vii be ex-
posed to public Vendue. ON
THURSDAY. THE 10TH DAY OF JUNE
M2o O'Clock p. m,
At the Court House in the city Of Whining
ton. Delaware. the following described real
estate. late Of VIM. Hare, deceased. to Wit:
All those certain lots Of land, tenements and
hereditaments, situste In the city Of VIII
min Eton, New Castle County and state of
Delawa are, bounded and described as follows;
No. ]; large three.story brick dwelling
feet front and about IA fee deep.
NO. .. A three-etory brick dwelling hObse.
known as No. ~ French street; lot 10 feet
front and about ~ feet deep.
No. 8. Lot OF land on tile East side OF Six
teenth street. near Thatcher, " feet front
and rs feet deep.
Attendance Will be given aud terms made
known by LORE 4 EMMoNS, Trustees
or by their attorney.
CbAncery, iuls to
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

IT MAY be all right. but there is
reason to suspect that there are whole
courts and alleys that have been ne
elected or overlooked by the census
enumerators. The limit of the time
tor enumeration in the city Is past, and
there are many families that were
never troubled by the enumerators.
Care should be taken that q correct
enumeration OF the population be
made.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

In THE nomination of Mr.. Joseph
II. Kirk for the office OF Coroner, The
Democrats have no doubt selected
their strongest man. 1t was only
when 1t became known that Mr.. Kirk
was cripple that he became n formld.
able candidate, and the selection OF
Mr.. Kirk was very creditable one.
Mr.. Kirk had two competitors who
beat him in the rural hundreds, but
his s'rong hold upon his party in this
city made him safe winner.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

TRUHTBEs' SALE-THE eUBSCRTB.
- y. a. trustee for the heira-At-IAw 81
nary Ana Perry, decsAsed Will sell At Pub
THURsDAY. .TRE 18TH DAY or JUNE, 1850.
Aao'clock p. M,
ton, the following d serl6sd real estate. IL
uete IN the said city of Wilmingto
Front street. between Market i. and Kiss. wv with Il
AS4 fest front on Front street, and . depth OF
Ss sss .%s ne .s hsp sna GnsE 9oc
inE ssiablishment Of Haughey Ferry.
~ 5tt w en- Eixhth and Ninth. being No. SIT
No, ). Two sd,oinins lets and brick dwell
Ing houses situate on the westerly side Of
Sem su street. known ~ Nos. SIS and s27 Benz
No. L -Four dwelling houses and large lot,
situate on the westerly side Of Locust Streei,
between pei D and streets. In south Whining
No. s.. Two adjoining lots with frame
hoases thereon. situate on the eastery side OF
corner OF Madison aud Sixth streets, 4s feet
front on Madison street and GO ieet on Sixth
No: 7: Market house lot on the westerly
aae Sl Madison street. below Sixth. adj in:
Ing No; 8; 10 feet front on Madison street and
Nos Alot ofiand in South wilmington,
from the northeasterly csrner Of A and But
tonwood streets; IA feet front and 20 feet
deep.
No. 10. Large brick dwelling house and lot
on the southerly side oil Marylandavenue with
front On said avenue of % feet aud u depth
OF About loo feet being No. 222 Maryland
avenue.
These properties are exposed to sale to close
an estate and will be pos lively sold.
Terms At sale, CHAs. b, LORI,
Wilmington, Del, June 4 lS9us Trustee.
tuI4-ta
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
To be Hung.

Twenty thousand pieces of wall paper
at Il. q. Hollis. 2l3 West Second street;
hne gold, embossed paper, 20 cente
aplecei right nice Mica paper, 6 cents
apiece; also large stock of all grades
from the most common to the finest. |
have large force OF practical paper
hangers and work done without DELAY
Estimates given with pleasure. H. b,
HoLT, 2l3 West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
High Kecam,nennat,ons

Of DIR. Simms' White Pulmonic Balsam.
SAID lady, 1t cured cases in my family
which were marvellous cures. She ssys
1t Is the best lung medicine ever made.
Said gentleman, 1t saved my wife from
dying from consumption ten yeare ago.
80 We can give them right along Tor
coughs, colds, sore throat, and the cough
in the grippe 1t is splendid. Soc. and 81.
Sold by druggists. Depot. Fourth and
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
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Schedule IN erect May II. 1890.
TRAINS LEAVE DEL AVE. DEPOT
LAST BouHn
Express sraina
.lO.sl =. m, > 40, IS ss, = u p. IN. iva
50 AZ New aork, IA Sundays. az 10. "7o5 n.
fhiiadelphia. week days, .e1s, COS,
$50, .7vo. ~ Is so, % u, y 10, 20 81, 80 81,
- q. III 90 A. m; ] %, = 10, 500, TO- IS IS.
2'' pSiiaae,SSi IL Il ~ $50 sT9 20 e. 1op m
.7ob, 100, e6. II 20 q. m: 90, u 40 o6
alo. 5ao. 'Sss. As. '72G 80. 500. 10 %
" csssseE b Z .s Sest =. . aays s is sss 49,
III 20 a. m. 90, - 40. 8 90, 10. Is, Is IS,
10 ths;'sT ! s, : ! ss.aasys e = y = = i + go 10,
.sss, Is, eis, .7a 81 80. y y; 6e 10 70 M. NJ.
7o5 a. NJ, y Is. u 40 y. M M. Sundays, y os
a. H., s2.4op. IN.
WEST BOUND.
10 st!i,mSse % .aa o%ss;a,ns ss =
aa1sb,s ssla ore and principal stations Phs
tineina.ti sss St. Louis, P; I 1.s p. N. and
s!nEe.ly accommodation. 7.4o a. m. 2.5l,
q.
4. 90. 10. %, u. M; q 81 and b.06 p. m. sundays
p.so q. nj. q bi and .. Va y. m.
TRAINs LEAvs MARxsr STREET srArtoy
For Phil iladelphin week days. SO, 9. aS, 30
6.Es 'sf II S5. a. IN. u. ~, .. ia 5.5a s. 90,
~ ?; n: Sundays a.siA m; Il. Il. 4 Il. s.sS,
ri; u n. s.4s 500 ,. m. . Sundays. a 3
Baltim ore and principal stati ,ns on Phi,a-
deip hia Diylsion. 1913 q. m., daily, except
For LandenberR and wn- stations, week
| days, $50, 10. ~. .. IN. 4 u, 500 D. m, sun.
| days, 9.25 a. IN. 2. - and o.o5 D. m.
| Chicago, '5.T .. IN. daily, except sunday,
| Piitsbnrg, 800 p. ~. daily; -,
| Cinotnnatian st. Louis I'll 30. a. m :.
daily except sunday.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA FoR WHINING ron,
Daily sa24. 9 40, $685. 0 DC. 10 ID, sI1. 3.
a; m; u 20 noon, / 81, 8 90, ~ 81. 35. s5 IS
80, s1s2, $40, 10 10. II % p. M.
ID Daily, except Sunday, 81 Is, 735, s 4.
a, m: y 80, 400 and 8 so p. IN. Sunday
Telephone No. l09
xM-Hates to westsrn points lower shan
| v1aany otherllha.
Ut, ODELL C.O.SCULL
GenT Manager. Gen lPass. AQk
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
A Skin Reuutifier

Mrs. Walkers face bleacher and moth
destroyer will remoye freckles, blotches,
pimples, bolls, etc., from the face and
leaves the skin In healthful condition.
1t is tree from all poison and perfectly
saiein every respect. 1t is for sale BY
Mrs. Piper at No. 4OS King street.
Give 1t trial; 1t is warranted 10 cure.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

POLICE oFPIoERs of all other men
should use proper discretion In strik.
ing alarms OF fro from signal boxes.
There was no cause whatever for the
alarm from over Third street bridge
yesterday. The SCOT fire in the Chin
nsy was put out long before any fire
companies reached tho place.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

THE population OF Scranton. Pa, in
1880 was 45,756, and over 65, 600 is
now claimed for it. The population
OF Wilmington In 1880 was AZ, 4TS.
The same proportionate increase Of
Scranton should give Wilmington 81.
600 anyhow, but it will not reach 1t by
long distance. Why should not
Wilmington, with her great water fa.
ciliti,s, increase az fast as ScrantOnf
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

FROM present appearances II looks
as if "Ben," the Delaware truck
horse, was the victim of reckless driy-
ing when there YVES no need for 1t,
except 10 get ahead Of rival com.
pany. As it looks now the matter
should be investigated, and reckless
driving on the public highways be
checked.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

LET THE people turn out tonight at
the Young Mems Christian Associa.
tion rooms and give substantial sup
port to the project to provide free
baths for boys. The movement has q
two-fold charitable object-one to pre-
serve cleanliness and health and the
other to prevent boys from drowning
BY, going In to swim where the law
fOrbids.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Latest styles.

A complete assortn ent OF gentlemen's
gold and gold-plated watch chains and
charms at Millard +. Dayis', No. 9 East
Second street,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
wANAMAKE1s,A
PnIlApslrulA. Monday, june ia. lseO.

i PHILApxLrnIA. Monday, June le. 1890
Whatever Hat or Bonnet
form you see trlCked oui
among the Trimmed you'll
find ready to your hand
among the untrimned.
A Babel Of shapes-Straw
Felt-anything that goes
Tor big or little.
The ribbons, gew-gaws,
and filigree to put with them
are close by.
Children's Hats. A hum
dred or more conceits. Not
easy to trig out the little
ones to mammals fancy, but
you can do It here whether
your wants are for dIessy
occasions or tor outing and
knockabout. Just a. much
novelty in the Children's
corner as where the choic.
est shapes for big folks are
gathered. The tide of Sum.
mer Millinery flows strong
and full. We were never
better prepared than now
with warm weather head
wear.
Shetland, Cashmere and
Fancy Shawls. slightly soiled
or faded, reduced 10 halt
and less-5oo to $a.5o,
we're 81 to $3.50.
Second floor, Chestnut street.
Six styles Of women's
fine Hemstitched Handker-
chiefs, printed borders and
embroidered corners lat I2lc
each. Pure L,nsn, OF
course. We've been get.
ting 25c for them.
A dozen other Handker.
chief prices ale nodding like
that. Here are three:
Good quality sheer Linen Handker-
chiefs, new tape borders 12Lc.
Mems fine Hand-Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, large size. We thought
them good value at So n dozen NOW
d dozen. three for 81.
Six new styles fine Henstitched Hand
herclliefs, bleached and fancy drawn
work borders. 25c each.
ofcentre.
Good judges say the Wan
lmaker Special Kackets are
he equal OF any made cost.
az a third more.
uyenile. 81 Belmont, $3.50
outh's. $3.50 Wissahickon, $3.50
airmount, 81 Germantown, $3.50
rdmore, $3.50 Gcrmant'n Special, $s
If you prefer another
nake-any other--it's here.
styles In ali.
asenent, northeast of centrc.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Walt and see Them,

One hundred beautiful road carts arc
on the way to Seventh and Orange
streets. Patrone, reserve your orders
for Chapman, the monarch OF the tohsc-
CO trade.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
A Gold Waiter,

You cannot make a mistake II you
buy Durste,n's popular cigars. Remem.
Der you get certificate with each box,
which Is good for a gold OR silver watch.
Wholesale and retail. Durstein, the
popular tobacconist. No. 8 L. Second 1t,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Wilmington . Northern q. u.

Time table In eneet Nav II, l@'. Train
leave sWnminEton French stEsstl - follows
For heAdinR, birdsbor1, Joanna, Spring
nsld. WaynssburE Junedon, Uostessiils.
eS.t.vlis, .,,, ,Tams9us,, Ailsntown. Lebsnon.
slphia and Heading \. r.. 1850 q. M, 2.s
Costessiiie, EmSfesviis. Lsnspe, S'; unadds;;
fori and Montchanin and Inter mediate poin !
700 a. m., $780, 400 aud 800 p. IN.
For Chadds Ford junction and points
on the Z. & b. c. X. H., Mt 100 a. M. :,
$50, 400 nnd 800 p. m.
For West Chester, 7.o0 a. M, 9 30 and
500 y. m.
Daily except Saturday and sunaay,
nor New Bridge And tntermouiAts points
ssu p. m. and on Saturday only At S,iI and
W.l5p. m
On snnuay for Beading and internediats
poinh. At Q. .. m. and for Gpfingd deld Az
intexmsdiAte points At 4. o b. m,
4, q. .AeoAUSLAND BOWN mas BRIRa .
nAtsAdsAl 0sA PAS. As't,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
A New system OF Milk Delivery,

j. II. Porter, milk dealer, southeast
o:ner Seventh and Madison streets, is
now prepared to furnish l quart or so
quarts OF milk at shortnotice to all parts
+ the city. Telephone call Gil.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

- Wat the Wilmington patrol wagon
attended to be used for hauling befud-
died Democratic city officials home
after being out all night hunting up
Democratic sherif's majorities1
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Now Jersey { Wilmington Ferry c,
EssssEssl
STEAMER CHRlsr1y,

N'''saAF = = y
VIII. on and alter Thursday, Mayql,e
daily trips as follows; '''9 @-hii maAa
Leave Wilmington at dDa. m
p. m, for Pennsyliie, - 't, aha 10
Leave tennsville at ais n, IN ,r,-
p. M, Tor Penusgrnye and Wlin.lGy't,,','' ''9 ''li
leAye Wilmington at 40 n. =,
?. M. HaV and d. u y. M, for FEM VI
Leave Pennssr0re at 0, % and 10 h 'e.
Ahd i.-o ana 9. 70 y. M, or NlmlG sio,, "'
ON SUNDAY.
Leave Wtlmiugt ton nj o N
s.@ p. M, Tor i'ennsgrove ami T., mr., ann
Leave Fchf ivilie at II. lSA. XIV;
p. NJ, Tor lnnnsrruv and WIinin,, ~ ~
Leave Wilmington AZ v 10 a. n,
PIN, ior feansgroye. Nnl ie,.@ l'tIsai ltr.sl
ktove ataol a. M, II 10 AMI n, m iar uI,. uil
3his Arrangement viii nlord n C,., ,,.''. wv
tuhity ior 4 dclishtitil saH ~ lhe H., 'IiNt-
Excursion tickets between a i,l, 'Nut.
sn9 tennsviile Bic, snai ihfr .o" 'ii,.Hsiel
Wilmington And P,nmsxroyr ~ts,"n
Ticket &c and single lare 10, 'NSNfsl'n
iennsEiovn and Pennsvllle are bstrt,,t
places An9rdlng great oppvrtuu nv, far t',a.' a.
Ing, boatinr, bathiag hnd dNucins. ''' H'l'
Special arrangements may I, ,.,,, u.
sunday school and moonlight eSel-sl,s.' W
A. q. McCAusLASD. BowSrs, Hp,,e,
superintendent. Gen. f.lnIp w.;
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
Carlton Opera Co.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC,
Ono Week. June 23rd.

Change of Opera every night. All the ORR
GinAl company and customs. 6randest pro-
duction ever offered to the citizens OF wilm.
ington and At popular prices. 7bc, Soc, &c.
l5c. During this week the manAsement will
give out 5ooo copies OF the PRESS for the beue-
at OF Miss Thielman. jls-l0t
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

|nwING to Mr..
|U Missimer's i'll
health the entire
stock of Dry Goods,
ETC., at the oldstand,
306 Market street,
'Russell's Bee Hive
is to be sold ont at
once in quantities to
suit the buyers, at a
great sacrifice. Cost
not taken into con.
siderat i o n. The
goods must go, as
M r. Russell i s
obliged to return to
Hartford, Conn, to
look after his busi-
ness interests there
at the earliest pos
|sible moment.
This is a bona
fde sale to close out
the business. You
can buy lots of
goods at one-tourth
to One-half value.
Remember, every
dollars worth Of
goods in the store
has got to go now,
no matter what the
loss to me.
R. L. Russell,
SOC Market Street,
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
First Grand Excursion
JULY FOURTH,
TO ATLANTIC CITY
F3T, =
- ,x xA.sxL

Special through train from pcn,s
grove TO Atlantic City wieiioIt th,',,,
OF cars. Excursion Ticket
Boat tstcamer thristinisj lenrcs King
street wlihri NJ Z 30 1t. H., Ictuulms TAIN
Will leave Atlantic City nts I.in
An opportunity to spend a delish,tul
uiiy NJ THIS famous seaside resort l. now
4l.50.
a. u. MoCAusLANp, linuw SIS IiRiuus,
superintendent. ,enl Pass, Apt.
mai .la.s II ~ Q
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
"As VIC Journey through lie let US nv
by the Way.n

SEASON 1880 CHARLES X ina. ! IN q.
- the well.knowli ice cream ~ n,,a npsaa
d ne very ssst QUALITY; Thsrs T. no
or accompiaSed % ~ sfiliini experience nrs L
We have not embodied In producing cinnsSeioss ioa and
unAdultered ice cream. HIS spndyou spnd You arc
elegant pArl0rs are now open aah,ri Po-
respectfully nvited to cali and see ~ mn will be
lite and accom- odatin9 attendasinlo n orders by
ready and willing 70 aerye youi i.rre or small
quantities, will receive pronps.n s.nily ilielt
Thankful for past fAvors resp ecti1"'
share Of your pairoa.SsiAR KYLE ..
y. =. corner sixth and Orange Streets
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Sbtl0n Of CTueIty 70 Onnd4e ldU34live civ
that Il was with Democrats Of
's.ancs Of the lid therefore the slaughter
w. rord, In which his own people
q strong hand by voting for either
0ir: Toner or Mr.. Lynch.
There is but little doubt that the
Democrats nominated their strongest
candidate. Mr.. Lynch has the sym.
paihies OF his party, having been
!Wice defeated at the regular election
lie is very respectable gentleman and
We have no doubt If elected he would
perform the duties OF the Office in a
very creditable manner.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
R. L. Russell,
3Q6 Market Street.
TBE ARTIs IsANs' SAVING BANK

NO. 5O2 MARKET STREET.
INCORPORATED .......... rEBRUAnY u, 1880
Open 70 recsive deposits daily from 0 a. m.
antll p. m., and on Tuesday aud Saturday
evenings from to . o. ,clOck,
uiEhff h pDif Jse-s Az 80 49,.
Is is required for the payment Of necessary
carry vi dsp shall ns 'dis ldSa sSons ns III
the dep0sitors.
Of the funds deposited with tho corporation.
MANAGERS:
George W, Bush y. Allen Hilies,e
G. Wesley Wetdin. Alexander J. Hart
Geo $, Capello. N. u. benson,
tlhas. W. Hnwisud. dob. II. Jack son,
], l., Carpenter, Jf., Anthony Higgins
Henry n. Dure Washington HNstinRs,
MONEY LOANED ON MORTGAGES.
GEo, W. BUSH, Gko, 8. CArhLR
President Vice President
4 4. TAYLOR, dos. MATHEW,
1reasurer, Auditor. 40
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
The Nomination..

The Democratic nomination for
bheri N and Coroner, on Saturday, was
an exciting event among the Demo
Gratis. and brought out within about a
thousand Ct the b ighest vote ever cast
st regular State election in this CITY.
As had Tor some time before been
foreshadowed the real contest settled
down between Purnali j. Lynch and
Peter j. Ford. The anxiety OF the
Democrats to defeat Mr.. Ford de-
tracted from Messrs. Rothwell and
Dunlap the vote they otherwise would
have got The whole vote 10 this
city for Rothwell, Toner and Dunlap
only amounted to 434, while the total
vote for Lynch and Ford amounted 10
36s2 In the city Nj. Ford had 5O6
majority over Ly neb anu a majority
oil AZ over all. But strong as Ford
" as in the city he lacked streng b in
the rural hundreds. North Christians
VAS the only one of these hundreds
That he carried, and Appouuinimink
the only one besides where he showed
any real strength outside of scatter
ing vote. Mr.. Lynch was exception.
ally strong In this city considering the
iact that he did not reside hero. and
ne showed his usual strength in the
country. The claim that be wonld
come to the Christiana bridge with
l,60O votes SCENE not TO have been an
extravagant one.
There 10 no denying the fact that the
main argument used against the
nomination OF Mr.. Ford was that he
was Catholic and though there can |
be no doubt thai this caused his defeat. |
u Is evident that that element OF the |
democratic party was not united for
BIN. II 1t had been he would most |
have carried the First, Second |
aud Ninth wards. The fact appears
that Mr.. Ford did not receive a larger
proportion of that vote than Mr.. Lynch |
and that the Protestant element OF the
party afforded MIR. Ford strong hup \
port Evidently the party was sfr.tdd
% gol00Rpre the people with " kord|
al n ~ti LAT ts, H.
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

NEW JERSEY a DELANAgE nv
FERRY CO. sEAEAtIp1,n
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

SEVENTH AND mARKET STREETS.
jii-tf
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16
PARLOR SUITS.
OAK CHAMBER SUITS
SIDEBOARDS.

In Walnut and Antique Oak. We think stock of
these goods double numbers what is found in other
stores The prices lower than has will be- We
selling Oak Sdeboard for s25 worth S4o latest pattern
with lined silver drawer and linen drawer
Daily Republican., 1890-06-16

Good quality sheer Linen Handker-
chiefs, new tape borders, 12xc.
Mems fine Hand-Hemstitched Hand
kerchiefs, large size. We thought
them good value at $6 u dozen NOW
81 IL dozen. three for 81,
Six new styles fine Ieinstitched Hand
herchieis, bleached and fancy drawn
work borders, 25c each.
Southwest ofcentre
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-05-19
T0NSK TORN BY A TORNADO
And Almost Destroyed By FIre-Hundred
OF E1ilcs SuirerinE-Livo. Lost.

And Almost Destroyed By FIre-Hun,lreds
OF E1ilcs surerinE-L,ve, Lost.
sT. PSrEEsBuRo, May lS.-Horrible
scenes are reported as having occurred
during the burning OF Tonsk, the capi-
tai OF Western Siberia. #Ii &
The place was visited simultaneously
by conaagration and tornado, the
result OF the combined disasters being
the destruction Of three-quarters Of the
buildings, which were Of wood and the
loss Of hundreds Of lives. -,
The Cathedral, situated in the high
town, is in ashes. The walls oil the edi-
fec in falling crushed an adjacent hos.
pltal, burying the inmates, who were
subsequently roasted aiive. Ise
The garrison brutally refused to rem
der tho least assistance in saving lives
and property, on the plea that they had
enough to do to protect the barracks and
other Government buildings. They also
added that they had no time to assist
worthless e1iles." mss
AS II fire and water were Eot capable
Of intlicting misery enough on the un-
fortunate outcasts, the storm was follow
ed by sudden full in the temperature,
and soon the devastated city was buried
beneath mantle Of snow that added
stinging cold to the sufIerines OF the
thousands Of shelterless men, women
and children. 80