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The morning call., 1891-02-28

F' Central Meth dist Episcopal Church.
w c.S MISSION ST., bet sixth and seyenth-Rey: W;
A. ana 1880 p. N. Sunday school, l O'Clock:
young mems meeting, 9; young peoples meeting,
YORK;" evening, subject, John Wesley Memorial"
ayer-meeting Wednesday evening Welcome to
all these services. Pastors residence. 1914 Mis-
sion st. 1t
RS Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church.
. Market ST., cor Noe and Sixteent h-Joseph
r. Macauiay, pastor. Residence. 1888 Sixteenth St.
ing In the morning by the pastor: subject A
Disaster at Sea-, in the evening the sermon will
members and the administration OF the Sacramento
OF Baptism and the Lords supper at the morning
I,,,,i Doyie, organst General class at 10 A. NJ
n, esen90 at 1880 P NJ: Young Peoples meet
evening. Seats free. All are welcome Visitopss
Tha 9sas, anu nohchnrch-goers specially invited.
door ~" W 'ne ohuIeh
Ia Grace Me hodist Episcopal Church.
n N rw.enty -hrst and Capp SITS. Rev. L. McClish
~. -, pastor residence. clio Shotwel ST. Preach,
ing tomorrow at II A.. NJ. and Z 80 p NJ Subient
m9Ttnag' The Significance OF the Lords SUPPER
4day-schooI. ESQ. Young Peoples meeting $40.
kn9n inui eedif tg wednesday evening. All are
W. Powell st., near WashingIon-M D. Rncl'
pastor. Mrs. l.. O.. Robinson will conduct evan,
class meetings at 10 a M 1880 ana and 20 N,
Sunday-schoo including Annis Nerrili's BibI e
ing, led by Mrs Robinson at 80 Nj Ka meet
young peoples meeting at $40 p. NJ SaiyatioS SER
vices each night during the week. A cordial invita-
tion is offered to all. " 10 10
- First Presbyterian Church. Garner
4-S OF Van Ness ave and Sacramento st "sey
Robert Mackenzie. D. D., pastor; Rev. j. b. Stewsrt
ID. associate pastor. DR.. Mackenzie will preach
at II A. NJ continuing his series OF lectures on
The Holy Land" Or. Stewart will preach at 7 40
P. NJ. Sunday-school at 1916 r. M Yonn0
Peoples Society OF Christian EndeaYor at 40 W
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at 7:45 y !,
.e "eteono W .nese SERVICES. 1t
~ Woodbridge Presbyterian Churcb
-, cor: OF Twentieth and Capp sts.-Rev r. j.
curtis, pastor, will preach tomorrow at IL "
ana 1880 T. NJ. Sunday-school and pastors Rhie.
cIass at 1880 p. NJ. Gospel meeting wednesday
evening. so O'Clock. A hearty welcome to AM II
Plymouth Congregation Church
~ = rost 81, bet. Webster and Buchanan-Rey
w. u. W llliams DID, pastor; residence l7l9 Post ST.
PREACHING tomorrow at IL A. NJ and z so p NJ
Morning subject, christian Worship; evening
salvation offered" Sunday-schools $50 A W
1880 p. NJ. s. $. Smith, s. +. Buford, superin,,
tendents. Christian Endeavor. $3.50 p. NJ Eyery-
body invited to all these services Strangers wet
come. IL
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Two pounds cream mixed candy in Japanese
baskets, only soc. Townsend's, 627 Market.
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The Census of Alaska.

In letter from Rome to the Sunday
Call is described the ceremony attending
the selection of Pope.
The morning call., 1891-02-28

The proposition to bridge the Bosphorus. first
broached over quarter of a century ago by the
Austrian engineer Won Rupert is now under
consideration by the Turkish Government. The
design under discussion places the length Of the
proposed structure. with draw spans and APP
prOaches, at $3.50 feet The height above sea
level is placed at shade over 13i feet. The
plans also contemplate the construction of docks
and elevator buildings on the Asiatc side.
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TIE MORNING CALL
PUBLICATION OFFICE:

Has larger circulation Than any othel
nevsnauer published in San Francisco.
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TO LEASE.


VACANT LOT. 2sxso. FOR TERM OF YEARS,
south side California st. bet PoIk and IarEin
Apply to owner, 1919 California st. fe32 lie
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SPIRITU ALISM,

A RRIvED-MRs. DIR. A. DE HOWE OF NEW
n York; is only natural born trance medium in
the world; Is seventh daughter. born with double
veil and wonderful prophetic gift of second sight:
this she Will proves every hidden mystery revealed;
tells your entire life In dead trance gives
in fun, also your future husband wife; in bust
ness, lawsuits marriages, divorces, deaths uniting
the separated, removing evil influences, restoring
lost love she has no equal and wishes It distinctly
understood that she adveTtiSes nothing but what
can do; all who in trouble Invited to call and De
convinced: $4,000 challenge TO any medium who
can excel her. Parlors 1920 Market ST. opp Tth I'm
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CHURCH NOTICES.

EXTRA mince pics. SWANS 2I3 sutter strsot
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NOuNG GIRL WOULD LIKE PLACE As SEC-
ond girl or nurse willing to assist at light house
work can give best OF references. Cali address
L. H., lbl2Ia sacramento Sc fe2i 7tt
WuE EVENING BULLETIN. PRICE REDUCED
TO 10 cents per week. delivered by carrier 10 any
part OF the city; the Bulletin Is the BEST oldest
ana largest evening paper published on the eoasti
orders by pOstal-card otherwise will receive
nIompI H22 MnnInnmerN
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MASSAGE.

MASSAGE.
NJ RS. THOMSON, HAND-RUBBER AND SwED-
4i ish movements. lis Grant ave. Room 81. rs 10
> LADY ASSISTANTS WITH ROSE CLEyE
= LAND. massage, Nucleus House, r. %. ia7 n
$50 MISSION-EDITH ROBERTS. BATFS.
n massage: new attendants; day evening. "a 7tt
SADIE CARLTON AND ROSE HILTuN-yAPoR
- baths and massage. $50 Mission: TO IL fei7t n
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SITUATIONS MALE.

w ILL BE OUT or EMPLOYMENT THE 2lST
w OF March: would then Ike position packer;
or To wrap goods: drive delivery wagon; Knows
the city well. Address n. LINTON. 435Ia Minna
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MASSAGE AND PHYSICAL CULTURE, BY
WI A. GRETH 921 Post ST.; Instructions civ en- I'm

NO INCORPORATION y. SPAULDING Il Co
~ OF the Pioneer Carpet-beatiHg Machines have
not Incorporated, and all persons hereby notified
not TO employ or give credit to a concern having
similar name, under the suppositon or belief thai it
is j. SPAULDING co. Of 353 Tehama ST., with
which concern J. SPAULDING & co. have no CON
nectiOn. Telephone No. yO4O.
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M RS. NJ. JOHNSTON; FORMER ADDRESS $50
lt Harrison ST. Call send address to MRS.
CRANDALL, 945 Mission St. important. fe28 If
FANTED-sOME ONE TO ADOPT Girl, 10
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CANCERS KILLED WITHOUT PAIN FROM 10
" TO 80 days; cancers nest of worms Kill them
you have cured the cancer consumption rhenma-
tism, badness eczema, dphtheria and all blood dis
eases are caused by bacteria. MRS. DR. SWEET
LAND has opened sanitarium Tor healing Of all dis
ease caused by bacterial she more for a can
Ger than common boil, she has the sure remedy
greatest discovery made. AZ KearnY. S 4 fan2 I'm
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ASTROLOGY.


NINE. MoREAU, 10 FOURTH ST.. REVEALS
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NINE. DIR. THOMAS SCIENTIFIC RENEALER
vi by eggs and cards; tells entire life, past present,
future; consultations all affairs, nothing
cepted; name given. valuable advice and sure help:
restores lost love by sympathy; mistake impossible:
diseases cured; fee 81; letter 81. 80 hearny St e
n REATEST FoRTUNETELLER IN THE CITY;
" reveals past, present and future Call sas
MISS SELMA, 7S9 Mission St, Fourth: tsa
ladies Soc gentlemen 81; lucky charIhI. myS II
A UGUSCA LEoLA, FoRTUNE-rELLER AND
~ clairvoyant; magic charms; love tokens: shows
true pictures of future husbands and wives teaches
fortune 1925 Mission ST., mr. 2Oth fee 81 iy25 l2nF
MME WALTERS, 5IT TEHAMA ST, Mr.. Ara;
w fortunes toid ladies. 25e; gents, Que; open Sua
NINE. SHMID. FROM VIENNA; MOST RE
Nh nowned revealing ltes future events; ladies' 81.
gentlemen S. by mail So Office 800 Mission. mr2 Ct
A WEEKS NEWS FOR 5 CENTS-THE WEEKLY
n CALL. in WRAPPER. ready for mailing
THE EVENING BULLETIN, PRICE REDUCED
to 10 cents per week delivered by carrier to any
part of the city; the Bulletin is the BEST Oldest
and largest evening paper published on the coast;
orders by pOstal-card or otherwise will receive
prompt attention. ONCE 622 Montgomery ST.
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"A Sepulcher of the Living novelette,
written by Count Leo ToIstoi for the Sum
day Gail, Will appear to-morrow.
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A TTENTIOS-TAILORS, DRESSMAKERS AND
n families: all kinds OF tailors trimmings, such as
buttons silk and mohair braids Innings, ETC.. whole
sale and retail. NJ. SELLER CO., % Stockton. "a 3m
The morning call., 1891-02-28

STEADY YOUNG MARRIED MAN WISHES SIT
~ nation In wholesale house as porter; handy
with tools aud understands running a small engine.
Cali or address A. FISCHER, 533 California
street. fe2S 3t&
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IN THElNSTALLMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ silks. seaskins sealette cloaks; also carpets
i.rnitIre laeeeurtains blankets, and folding -beds
at NJ FRIEDMAN 81 cos, 22S and $50 Stockton
81. why pay ready money when you can buy lust
as cheap by making a small cash payment down
balance weekly or monthlyP An inspection of our
STOCK IS respectfully solicited orders by mail for
goods OF samples promptly attended to. 22s and
23O stOeatOn. and OBJ Post: open eNenIuas am lLe
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08
Train Rehoboth Ocean Git,
leaves Rate. Ratio.

For stations south Of Harrington the
time and rates will be as follOws.--
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

Tho Park Commissioners held q
meeting yesterday afternoon with the
following members present.
President William NJ. Candy, Ma
thaniel r Benson, Dennis j. Mention,
Stansbury J. Wiley, Franklin D. Col
top, William Candy, Major Candy, Jos
eph A. Richardson, George Fl. Bough-
man.
On motion OF President Candy, an
election for members Of standing COM
pittoes was gone into. Franklin d.
Cotton was elected to the Finance
Committee.
Mr.. Candy reported the sale oil build
ings at Eden Park, to the amount OF
w; He also suggested that some al
tertions be made to the buildings on
the grounds, so the park police can
have place to Hive. The estimated
cost OF the alterations Is about 1928.
A communication was received from
the Hartman q Fehrebach Brewing
Company, stating that they were ig-
norant OF the law when they con-
structed 100 feet Of drain through the
park property. They also claim that
they were not aware when they con-
structed the drain that 10 was mecca
sary to obtain permission from the
commissioners.
motion was made and carried that
the company be required to pay an an
nual rental not t., exceed e25, and the
Executive Commit was empowered
to consummate the contract and have
power to order the company to take
up the sewer at any time after thirty
days notice.
The Finance Committee acted upon
the following bills: James 7. Mullin
& Son, s17e 10; John Logue, 1890; Ber-
nard Bradley, 8 90; Evening Journal
Printing Company, . 40j w. s. Tanguy,
4 90; Samuel Candy. l n: W. A. Hukill,
8 90; Charles n. Grubb. l 80; james NJ.
Brosus { smediey, . IS; James W.
Queen Il Company, y 20; Every Evening
Printing Company, SO centsj The Morn.
ing News Publishing Company, 40
Thomas Shcrwin d Son, Z 50; J. V. Car
Isle & Co., 8Ss.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

Sunday, July 10, will be great day
at Union. The debt OF the church has
been paid and on the date mentioned
an effort will be made to liquidate the
debt on the parsonage. Three OF the
old pastors 4 Twill DO present Rev.
Adam Stengle will preach in the
morning, Rev. @. W. Prettyman In the
afternoon. and the Rev. 4. Z. Martin
dale In the evening. a- y
A special meeting Of the Epworth
League will be held on Thursday
evening. -
The Loyal Legion. Earnest Workers.
and Mrs. Kate Kings Friday afternoon
class OF children held picnic In West
End Park yesterday, and was attended
by about $50 persons.
pleasure making. The Loyal Temper
ance Legion and Earnest Workers have
adjourned their regular meetings until
September.
The, following Is directory OF the
church exercises:
Rev. E. l.. Hubbard pastor. Preach
ing every Sunday morning at 1880 and
evening at 7.45. Prayer meetings Sum
day mornings ate O'Clock, and Friday
evenings at 7.45. Epworth League
prayer meeting Sunday evenings $50.
Glass meetings and leaders. Mon
day evenings, room Mol, A v. Hysore,
No. ., Elwood Fryer; No. Q. W. J. h.
Lingo.
Tuesday evenings room No. 1,
Thomas Worrllow; No. Q, Henry En-.
Rlish; No. 8, Isaac Woodrow.
Wednesday evenings, room No. !,
Warren s. Goodwin; No. Q, Robert L.
Rodgers; No, 8. Young Peoples Glass,
Howard II. MCDANIEL.
Thurs day afternoons 3 O'Clock, pas
tors clnss.
Friday afternoons, O'Clock, Kate
Kings children's class.
Sunday mornings, Q O'Clock, John
Maxwelfs class.
Trustees meet first Thursday of each
month.
Sunday school teachers association
meets second Thursday evening OF
each month.
Epworth League meets third Thurs
day OF each month.
Leaders and stewards meet fourth
Thursday Of each month.
Tho parsonage Is at No. 518 Jeffer-
son street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

Anthony Sch midt was arranged be-
fore Judge Ball this morning, charged
with the larceny OF e82, from Anthony
Grieky. The hearing was very tedious,
as neither the witness or the accused
can either speak or understand En-.
glish, consequently the evidence bad
to DO given through an interpreter,
and then translated by another inter-
prefer to the prisoner. The testimony
showed that the parties boarded at
No. no Harrison street, and the pro-
secutor had COZ In notes taken from
he called on Officer Neatly and had
him arrested, after which sl2 in notes
were found under q mattress In a
room occupied by the accused. None
OF the money was found on him, and
as the Judge decided that the evidence
was insufficient the case was dismissed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08
f.iMtsS B.Sst,nA c N,


. gala time 81 y last Hight The mA@-
Rbs sn|d tigst MT RS Ss| EN0@s M
Market street, after which they went
TO Whites parlors No. 706 Market
street, to enjoy an lice cream spread"
A 7 shaped table was surrounded by
some 80 young men,
President Il. Baldwin T. Springer
presided, and near him were ex-P Premier
ISwithin Chandler, vice-President B.
Frank Townsend, Jr., Premier George
s. Allmon., Chancellor Charles B. Pal
inner, Director of Program Robert
Adair, Counsellor Charles b. Dubell
and Interior Secretary Alexander
Boucher.
The members and guests present
were: II. O. Evans, Harry ]. Guthrie
Noble f. Hadley, Frank NJ. Jones, How
ard 3. McAllster, Frank 4. Slooomb
Edward Z. Slocomb, Arthur X. Taylor,
William Worth, John I. Whelan, james
Is. Watson, W. II. M. Shilling, Malcolm
McLear, @. p. Hodgman, Charles x.
Harris, Charles Frlshmuth, William b.
Pyle. j. Harvey Whlteman, William X.
Reynolds, Harry b. McCollum, VIII
liam Tatnall and Fred Fl. Bcaston.
The absence OF Mayor Wiley, on
account OF liberated sore throat, waa
very much regretted; also the absence
lof ] H. Mendenhall, financial editor oil
THE Coterian," secretary; H. 8. Eng.
land, +. I. Cause and w. b. Lee, who
all sent letters of rogret.
After the spread was enjoyed to the
hearts content Of oil present Presl.
dent Springer raped to order and
called speeches and Rotations.
Malcolm McLear spoke for Yale Uni
verslty, George P, Hodgmansfor Stew
ems Institute, Hoboken, N. j., and
Charles B. Dubell for the University Of
Pennsylvania.
John I. Whelan, Of the Epiphan,
School, Baltimore, reclted Cardinal
! Wolseley's dialogue with Cromwell
Swithin Chandler rectted 'Jndepend
ence Bell" and ]. Harvey Whitemar
. told Depew anecdote.
The rest OF the coterle, as called on
added to the enjoyment OF the evening
by remarks upon any subject frs
Thought about.
At II o'clock tho spread concluded
and the members spread homeward, tc
meet M more until the second Tues
day OF September.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

A system which chronic indigestion
has depleted and rendered nervous and
feeble, is indeed very fragile struo-
ture, tenement fast toppling into IT.
retrievable decay. Excessive irritabil-
ity Of temper, abnormal and causoless
anxiety, hypochondria, hysterla and
sleeplessness-these are some of the
manifestations OF nervousness. That
grand inyigorating nervine, Hostetter's
Stomach Bitters, tranquillzes by
strengthening the nerves, accomplish
ing the double result through the
medium OF renewed digestion and as
simllntlon. No tonic in existence ex-
hibits such thoroughness- produces
such speedily appreciahle effects as the
Bitters. II is a perfectly reliable safe
guard against malaria and dangerous
kidney trouble, and remedies com
pletely liver and bowel inactivity and
disorder. Nervous invallds should not
fall to fortify their systems with this
benign protective, which we'll merits a
persistent trial.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

Mrs. P. M. Jeiferls dropped hei
pocket-book, containing about s112, at
the corner of Fourth and King streets,
this morning. and did not miss it for
some time afterwards. On going back
to make inquiries she could hear
nothing in regard to 1t. She then visit
cd tho REPUBLICAN office, and had an
advertisement prepared Offering a re-
ward for the recovery of the book and
contents On second visit to Fourth
and King, she was gratiiled TO meet nm
old lady who had found the money and
promptly returned the same to its law
full owner, on receiving reward OF s5
for her trouble. Mrs. Jefferis was
greatly gratified, and resolved that she
would be more careful the next time
that she had that am cunt OF money
about her.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

Tho following standing committees
have been appointed by the Young
Mems Christian Association for the
year ending July |, 1892:
Religious Meetings-Edward P. Ely,
chairman; Thomas 8. Taylor, Harry J.
Guthrie, O. r. Evans, DIR. f. g. Richie,
William Tatnall, II. W. Alrich, A. f.
Downs and J. w. Greig.
Reception-William 8. Mitchell,
chairman; NJ. w. Pickel, J. H. Morri-
son, John O. Barr, Jason O. Flory, Geo.
r. Crozier, Thomas Ii. II. Messenger,
Jr., and j. A. Ewes.
mbershlp-Theodore W. Triggs
chairman; Robert M. Irwin, F. d. Lee
Mitchell, W. S. Prickett, T.. NJ. Ochel-
tree, John G. Collisonand w. b. Smith.
Boarding House-Charles b. Palmer,
chairman; y. 7. Maroney and Fred. L.
Green.
Visiting slck-w. I. Norris, chair
man; A. F. Downs, H. W. Alrlch. DR.. r.
g. Ritchie and Jas. F. Alexander.
Employment-P. W. Yeager, chair
man; and J. Fl. Clever.
The members OF the association are
considering the idea of starting a
monthly paper to be called the Asso
citation Review. 1t will consist OF
twelve pages, and be devoted to the
work of the association. A committee
has been appointed to consider the
matter.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

An OlnclhI Visit.

Adjutant General Garrett ]. Hart
and Inspector General Richard r. Ken
ney, paid an official visit to the armo-
ry OF Troop B last evening, and were
cordially received. The troop went
through a sabre drill In a creditable
manner. Corporal Samuel McCluckin.
on behalf OF friends, presented the
troop with pictures Oh Captain 3. L.
Rice, Colonel Stacy and Colonel Spots
wood Garland. The gifts were accept
ed on behalf of the troop by General
Kennoy, who made noat and elo-
Quent speech.
A. vote of thanks was extended to
Aaron Willis for the beautiful new A.
star flag presented to the troop. Cor
poral Sehuler presented a pair OF pref.
ty vases In a neat speech. They were
accepted by General Kenney on be
half of the troop.
The troop was highly compliment
ed by Adjutant General Hart, and
speeches were also made by Colonel
Stacy and General Kenney.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

Over 100 OF our citizens went to Cape
May on the steamer Republic, on
Tuesday. In order to participate in the
excursion given for the benefit OF the
Harrison Street Church. The boat
was quito well filled with passengers
from Philadelphia and other points,
and the trip down the river was very
enjoyable, Notwithstanding the wind
blew quite tlercely, and at times sent
the spray over the deck. The boat
reached Cape May Point about l.45 p.
m, and landed safely, Notwithstanding
various predictions that she would not
be able to do SO.
Many OF the exoursionists proceed
ed to the front OF the Island, while
others remained at tho Point, and
engaged In fishing, bathing, eto. At
q quarter of3 O'Clock the excursion.
lists were oil on board again, and the
boat made her run up the river In
good style, arriving ct the pier OF the
W. X. N. r. r., at $50 and by 8o'clock
most of the excurslonlsts from our
city were In their homes, we'll
pleased with their trip. Some S35
or $40 were realized by the excursion
for the benefit OF the church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08
Fatal Ra,irond Accident.

William Parker, colored man about
80 years OF age was struck by train No.
8. leaving Philadelphia at 11.30 last
night at Landith station and so badly
injured that he died soon after he was
brought to the p, W. g. b. Hospital.
The man was laborer on the farm OF
John Almond near Edgemoor and
was in the city last evening drinking
at several saloons. At l1.30 he left
Front and Shlpley streets to go home
and got as far us Landith station when
he was struck by tho train referred to.
The train was stopped and the injured
man was gathered up and brought to
the depot. Coroner Sparks was mott.
fled and had the remains removed to
Palmer's Morgue and an inquest will
be held this afternoon at 8 o'clock.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

July 9Th, 1891. John
Campbell, aged Is years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend his funeral FROM his late
residence at BaucrOfts Banks on Wedncs.
day afternoon at s o'clock. 1nterment at
Mt. Salem Cemetery.
GltEEN.-On July 7th, 1891, at GreenyiIle.
Del, Charles Green, in the 68th year of
his ago.
Funeral on Thursday, July 9th. at 8 u.
%. Interment at Lower Brandywirie
Cemetery.
July eth, 1891, Mrs. Susan
a. Phillips In her S4th year.
Relatives And friends are invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence OF
her son, VIM. ii. Boulden, No. l9lB Nor
wood street, Philadelphia, on Friday at 2
p. m.
ITWEEDY-In this city. on the 9TH inst,
Ellen Tweedy. rellct of the late David
Tweedy, aged 81 years,
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of
Ihor son-in-lnw, John ID. Lafterty, No. ia
u. 7th street, on Sunday afternoon. Ser
Vices ut the house as3 O'clock. Iuterment
at Wilmington and Brandywine GENE.
Itery.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

The markets were well supplied with
everything In season this morning,
and. Notwithstanding the rain, were
we'll attended by buyers. The ruling
prices were as follows: Butter, % to
80 cents pound; eggs, % to 25 cents
a dozen; new potatoes, 10 to 20 cents a
half peck asparagus, Is to IS cents a
bunch; beets, five cents bunch;
cabbage, 4 TO cents head; radlshes,
2 cents a bunch; caulliower, 8 to 10
cents cents quart whq nade5es TO y
cents half peck; tomatoes, 10 to
Is cents quart; chickens, from 81 to
9l.50 per pair, according to slze.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-07-08

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spella oppression. swelling Of ankles,
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nervous chills. opium habit. etc.