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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

Leave Philadelphia. nroad street. for WI,
express Sol. I.li. -, = -, 40, lu..a
los >, e 5.a5. 6l', t55, 40. lilo lilo p. III
anu I2.UJ night.
Accommodation 6.a1 rsl, 10 IS II. M, l.@3
2.Ol, I,U3, 4.JI, -, SOS 1853 nud HIS D. IN.
sINDtA TRAINS.
For Philadelphia EeSprossl. L57, as. az
s.tn. s55 1905, iu2i HI a. M, l.3I. a05 5U4
b.,l, 40, - ami "l2p. M.
AccOLumgdatiun, asoo, SO a. m. 1910. Las.
4.O5 ., 10 AND iD3J y. m.
For Ghes er g Ipressl l.57, 400, $50 SIS
lH05 lI.5I 4. M l. i. d.Ul. j.5J1.O5 and 81! D IN.
Accommodation I.Bn $40 Il. H., IL /, 10,
id5. $50. 7.2h and 1919 p m.
For New York expre'-l. ~, 80, 40. 20.
$50. lu0i lD.25. lIli a. ~. l!.IJ. LII 3.1J, Az
s. So 20. 20, 10 and 1870 ~ IN.
For liestnn without chance, 5.56 p. IN.
For New orleans, ldcnmond and Danville
For West Chester via Lamobn, s55 a. m.ant
BIS y. Iii.
baltimore and intermediate stations. Co
For New CustIe, II 0f light.
For Cape Charles Ola Point Comfort ant
Norfolk, l2;gl n'ght. ,,,..5.... -
ming Felton, Harrington, Irdgcvlle Sea
ford. Laurel and belmur. l2.ul Night.
le,ye Philadelphia. liroad street for vii
mnptou icrpressl, 3.5n, 80, $. 10 Ills, lido u
n., Al. hUS. 1913. 40. s.35, lilo lilo y. IN
and 1868 uiRht
ACCOMMODATIONS hf1' " 20 H. tnp ls.J5, 10
g. u. s.jS, 1908 aud HIS y. m.
I - Congressional Limited Express trains
composed entirely of Pullman Ncstibule Pai
Tor aud Blning Cars. Noextra fare.
(GLimltet express trains, COMPOSED of Pull
man Ncstibulc Parlor Cars. Nestlbulc PasseI
ger Coaches and Dining Car. No extra far
~ richmond ana DanYille Express.
coaches
For further Information. passengers al
referred 70 tie ticket ugent al the station
s. NJ. PROVOST, j. Il. WOOD.
General Manager. General Passenger A,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
THE PULLMAN BOYCOTT.
Illinois Central Men strike In sympath
for thu Striking Car RuiIdera.

Illinois Central Men strike in sympathy
for the Striking Car Builders.
CHICAGO, June 27.--The threatened strike
TO enforce the boycott of Pullman carr
was inaugurated at 0 o'clock last night
when the American Railway union or
dered the Illinois Central men out. The
switchmen were the first TO obey, an.
quickly walked out, tying up the suhur
ban as we'll as the express train service
The o'clock train for st. Louis was nj
lowed to pull out, as it was made up be
fore the boycott went into effect, but thai
train, the men asserted, was the last that
would be allowed to leave until the Pull
man strike was settled. The union mer
were quiet and orderly, but apparently
determined to a man to maintain the boy
colt. The strike, it was asserted by an of
fetal, will extend Immediately to fiv'
other roads. the Chicago, st. Paul ant
Kansas ICity, Wisconsin Central, North
ern Pacific, Southern Pacific and tn,
Santa Fe.
Two of the trains on the Illinois Cen
trial that were tied up at Grand Crossing
south of this city, were run out by Cen
trail employe, who, under police protec
ton, manipulated the necessary switches
A crowd of 9. 900 strikers and their friend
gathered about the station and an extr;
detail of police was called to protect tn
switchman. No attempt was made Il
run suburban trains, aud hundreds O
suburbanites were compelled to resort b
street cars aud cabs to reach their homes
The Central strikers have announce
that they will not interfere with ma
trains, but will confine their attention
passenger and freight service, Michigan
Central and Lake Shore trains were a
lowed to pass Grand Crossing, but non
carried Pullman cars
President Debs asks the cooperation @
the brotherhood of Railway Trainmer
The officers of that body manifest a dis
position not to be drawn into the hlC
asserting that they had nothing to d
with the strike at Pullman or its cons,
quences
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
....AT....
N. GRADY s
You will find that the greatest
bargain sale is this week in all
kinds of ... ....
W BAR /!

We are offering sp ecial bar
gains in Ladies' Shoes and Ok
ford Ties.
Ladies' Lace Butcher Shoes,
tan and black, at SI.25 and
SI.5o.
Our So Tan Butchers, reduced
to 81.
We have Ladies ; Russo,
Shoes in heel, spring heel and
button and lace, at $3.50.
We have the pretti est assert
ment of Ladies' Shoes. for Sligo
in square and opera toe, tipped
and spring heel. f..
We are now giving a specially
lin Ladies Oxford Ties at 75c
and 81, and in Misses anc
lChildren's at 6oc and 7sc. e
A great reduction in Children's
and Misses Russell ST oes in lace
and button. Childrcn's at CSC anc
vs.. Misses at 81 and SI.5o
| We have 60 pairs Ladies
IJuliets that we will sell at SI.5o
/ We have a fine Juliet, size
I. ", 2 and up to 2, at $500
We carry the fin est assert
ment of Children's Paten
Leather Shoes, White Oxfore
Ties and Slippers. Boys Pat
,ent Leather shoes for SI.75 anc
,S2.25. ........ ....
One hundred pair of men''
calf skin shoes, b ught at ;
sacrifice, now marked at til,
door for $3.50. ....
/ Gentlemen come and see 70
yourselves. .. -..
The finest hand welted sho,
for So and up.
Mems handmade patcn
leather ami russell oxford ties
razor toe, for S.; regular pric,
$500.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27


The employees Of tho Pullman Car
Company at CA.cugo have entered
upon anetler uniHstli,a6ie stE,aar
kone time ago the company reduced
tic wages Of tae,r employees anu
now tic employers demand tEut they
shall he adYurced To- TO oil ratn A.
the company refgses to IuaEo the a.
yCEce. the Labor Association his en-.
tered a boycott against al rui!maa
caIs on tho different INhgpls In tbs
country. The switCtmon are eIitei
upon to refuse to switch tiletu aud tAa
engineers and tfalErLpn TO Ie'asa u
haul them. IL Is 800 0-I that r. el,u5l
nation OF faan eau cegso tic lUEeilaS
public so much a. az gu saags. i 10
high time this dog. IN thermal ger
policy sEoa!i he hroaen up, as IL Is
Outrageous that ths business o. the
sutlte country should suffer because
Of The grievance OF any set Of mon.
"a was TIC case IN tho reCsat po1l
s'rlks. Tn refusal OF the pullnlus
II erhltIs.s may be iRdefcnsiule but
that Ia no reason that the travelling
public should be incommoIed to brlnl
them 10 terms.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

Yesterday at tho SheepsEoad races,
LaInplighter made his reapuearance
in tia opening event scramble for
all ages over the Futurity course, and
woL it after Rn exciting finish with
Merry Monarch, Lamplighter was q
hot fuyorito.
CGEyEIANp. o, June 26.-Great in
ter5st Is being manifested in the finish
light between Billy Stellers, the Ohio
light weight champion. and Charley
SlUshcr, champion of kentucky, which
occurs ut Toledo next Friday night
before the Manhattan Club. Steilers
i Is u strong favuritc In Cleveland, where
hs defeated "kidH Mccoy recently,
and In Toledo the sports are betting
/ odds on him. At Cincinnati and
1 Louisville, Slusher is tile faYoIite,
! having wen numerous hard battles at
/ both places. Large crowds from the
cities named will attend w. {. Kelly
/ OF Cleveland, has been chosen referee.
Yesterday, ut New Haven. Yale again
| defeated Harvard In the presence of
G0go persons by the score OF too.
West Chester State Normal School
/ base ball club closed its season Tues
day by defeating the Brandyw1ne
team ] J superior ali-round work. The
! store was 10 to 3.
/ Guy Nlcka!ls. the oarsman, the pres.
ent holder of the diamond SOULS,
rowed over tie flenl ley regatta course
/ yesterday in London, IN S minutes, ~
| seconds beating the lecord,J, j Ryan,
the Canadian oarsmaG. who Is regard.
ed ns Nickul!s' strongest competitor
for the Diam ond Scuils.
i L. j. Baldwin Is reported to
have won $4,000 on Rey I'll Santa
Anlta's victory in the American
Derby.
Chard and Boyle, the star battery Of
the Savannah (Ga.) club, will probably
be signed by the Philadelphia Clu1
this week. Boyle Is u brother OF tht
Phillies' first baseman.
There are already six entries re
ceiYod for the 1l5-pound boxing
tournament of Professor John II
Clark. which Is to begin at the Ameri
, streets Philadelphia, on July 3.
SanCoW, the strong man, will be II
New York IN July, and Is pleased tina
. kntnulus has agreed to contest o
i strength. for which he tSandowj ha
! posted $4,000 with the New York HuI
: aid.
, Peter AIahor and frank Craig, til
; Harlem Coffee Cooler have bee
I | matched 10 tight limital number o
rounds IN boston the latter lat .
hcSt mouth. lLey Will tight Tor
purse 1T ! 800.
81 .ss lHrz V Whitaker, aged ~ year
!. completed q l0um4o bicycle lido Irof
a Chicago to Aui yr.. l.RiH, H.. and II
3 tdtn On Monday, GeiuS the creates
cycling Performance ever recorded b
80 young girl,
) After j. VI, p. had won tho a.2i tro
Il ting riea ut Point freeze yesterday
II ltNer lirawley was called to I'll
Judges stUnd and presented with
gold split second stop watch by Juug
j l.. Met artly on hehalf oil WilliaI
o Hops, OF Baltimore, to show the la
i. ter'5 uppret latiun OF the able manaei
II mont OF his stable by Erawley.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

MONEY MAY HE LOST.
TRAVELLERS CHEQUES

American Express Company,
are refunded IL lost andare MS available
as cash anywhere in the world.
Principal office of Co. 85 ISrondwas. n. Y
NEW JERSEY AND wILMINGro n
IN FEKtY co. Time table taking ef-
xslEAfe feet Friday, May %. 1894 To-
as4z-zEtween Wilmington, Penns-
grove. Delaware River (. Il. points aud
by connection with Mayor lseybold FOR
Pennsvile. New CnstLu, delaware City
aud Salem,
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.
Leave Wilmington, Fling street wharf
7 70 1t. IN. arrive PennAyrove s a. m.
Leave Wilmington, Rang street wharf
3p. m, arrive Pennsgr4vc 40 .. IN.
Leave W ilmington. Hing street wharf
C p. m. arrive Pennsgrbve ~ p. m.
Leave PennsgroYc d. IN, arrive viii
lmington g 40 "A. ~.
Lcav tPennsgrove la a. IN, arrive VIII
Imington ~ 10 a. m.
Leave Pennsgrove4 10 p. n.. arrive vii
mington 10 p. M.
SUNDAY only.
] Leave Wilmington, hing street wharf
o a. M, arrive Pcnnsgrove9 10 a. IN.
/ Leave Wilmington. Ming sire wharf
i 80 D. m, arrive PennaRroYe 10 y. IN.
Leave Wilmington, King street wharf
IL y. M, arrive IenDsgfoYe 0. 40 p. m.
Leave Penns4roye Sa. lu., arrive VIII
lminiSton 40 II. IN.
Leave Penfsgrove IL &c p. IN. arrive
Wilmington ]. 10 p. IN.
Leave Pennsgrove 5p. m, arrive VII
miugton 5.4O D. III.
Connections at PennSgrove h.Steam
er Major Itcy bold and Delaware River
Railroad trains
/ Connexions at Wilmington with VII
lmlngton x Northern lEailroad, Baltimore
ONO railroad and Pennsylvania Hail
road.
Tie boat leaving W Imington at % a
IN. and D. m. week days aud d. m. ans
80 y. m. Sundays viii connect will
steamer Major lteybol T. running be
tween Salem and PhiiAdslp In.
A. q. McCAJSLAND.
! m2S-tt Superintendent.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
Porch
Rockers

Are selling faster than ever,
and you can rest assured of
always buying them cheaper
here than elsewhere.
Ills quite amusing to note
the trouble some storekeep.
ers go to in order to vent
their spite and wrath on us.
But twas always thus, the
successful one incurs the
dislike of the unsuccessful,
then comes the .snarling.
Now it's a furniture man
that comes OIL the surface;
he's willing to make the
mud balls if some one Will
throw them at us without it
costing him anything. We're
'awfully sorry to cause you
gentlemen SO much trouble;
you don't lie awake at night,
do you9
In the meantime we de.
sire to sell more Rockers
Porch rockers, the kind
I'VE have sold SO many
of, and as ours come
direct from the manufactur.
ers to us we can afford to
sell them a little lower.
Likewise with all other
goods in our several depart,
Imeuts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

President Cleveland yesterday sent
70 tho senate. at Washington. the
nomination of Colonel t,norh Moore
to Ge postmaster Of this city. Tho
10 " postmaster VIII take charge of
tie Office on sunday. Thomas MullIn
jr,, will Le his assistant.
ColGnol Moore Is - years old. He Is
q sh!p.buildor. Mir. Moore served a
bricl torrn in CITY Council, and IN ! So
VAS elected TO tile House Of RepIesen-
tativts ofttBe General Assembly lie was
q candidate for denomination In 1856
IN the interest of Charles l.. Lore for
tho United States Senate. but was do.
fented By James W Ware, who ran in
tho interest OF Senator Gray. Mi
Moore was recently appointed a mem'
Der OF tho street ana Sewer Commits
sion Which position lie will resign up.
OH s6.n.i ii.to the post ollie. lie la.
always Jp5u An active Democrat.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

At meeting held In Baltimore on
Monday Inst in favor OF the Chesa-
peake-Delaware Ship Canal Senator
German intimated that there would
be fair division Of expenses II the
Federal Government would pay for
the necessary deepening and dredg.
ing OF tho river approaches. aud the
State of Maryland find the money for
cuttlng through intervening sand
banks between the two bays The de-
fensive value OF inland waterways
along the Atlantic coast would justify
Federal expenditures; and when the
canal across New Jersey shall have
been constructed the Government,
may reasonably be asked to bear q
share OF the expense.
By improvements Of this character
the prosperity OF our country will b,
greatly promoted anu only those who
vote against Government paternalisn
will oppose Government aid.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

The Board of Water Commissioners
last evening considered the charges
against Charles W. Solioway, and
made by an afternoon Democratic
paper. and alter thorough exa4nina-
'tion found them entirely false. The
matter was brought up by Mr.. Hast
ings, whose name appeared In the
article, who spoke OF the story and of
the Importance of an examination.
Before 1t was begun. however. Secre-
ltary GrOhe read communication
Islgned 10y twenty-three men en- pioy-
ed on tho new Hitter, affirming that
'thcy had never approached or been ap-
preached by anyone in regard to
money as an Assessment to hold their
positions, nor has there ever been an
tntirnation OF suoh.
No money was ever given him us q
Ibribe. knowing tnat iIe has not The
authority to keep any one whom the
III chief may order dis.
charged. They had neither been ap-
preached in regard to politics. After
the reading OF the communication
and also the published story. Mr. Has.
tlngs said there Is considerable rot
in this article which does not concern
me In the least but there arc som 9
'Ispecltic charges which l consider 1t
) the duty OF tho board to investigate.
l never received letter signed by any
one. 1 did receive letter signed Re.
publican which contained Il lot OF
,lstun which must have omanated from
Ia cowardly person who would not sign
,lhis name. did with 1t what do with
: all such letters-threw it IN the vast
basket"
. Mr.. Andrews, who was charged will
making the arrangement between
galloway and Pierce denied having
over seen any money paid. He aske,
] Pierce to give Solloway 81 a week lie
I cause no was poor and needed help
:, lie had boon laid oil twice since IL
. worked at the filter. Ito denied mos
u OF the printed interview.
> Edward Pierce said no had givel
, galloway the money because ho want
: cd to help him out of a debt and no
as bride. He had givnn money lie
fore to Mr.. Solloway. but it was neYe
i regular.
In answer to quostlors FROM Mr.
70 Pickles Fierce SAID that SOuowAy af
terward offered him due Uili, but h
II did not receive It. He told Sol!oway tba
;. III lie could not trust him without
+. duo bill ho could not trust him wilt
IL ono The duo BILLS dated April II
Solloway did not give him the du,
blll for some ZINE after TIE none,
was received.
Charles W. So'ioway said he wa
d hard up and needed money to pa
" eoHlo DlIlS. OAc uay Fierce CWtne al
n offered him 81. Pierce said lao woul
a ike to help him, lie objected at first
1t but Pierce said he could afford it an
"a Insisted upon IL. lie then took IL au
. told Plerco ho would pay linn bacl
y Pierce said lie did not expect to e
IS the money back, but the withess tol
l. him no. lie had never discharge
k any one on his own suthority. He la
-, power to lay OIL Tuan II lie WI
= drunk.
oT After declaring the charges false
u every particular the board adjourned
A
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

Mr.. W. II. Hendrickson will visit the
satrons of tue REPUBLICAN in the differ
mt sections of our county the com.
.ig week. in order to collect the
smount que for subscriptions and
straighten up all accounts as far as
1ossible. he will not object to receiv.
ing new subscribers. Advertisements
or orders Tor any kind OF printing. We
will be under obligations to all who
will receive him kindly or In any wa,
contribute to aid In his work. -.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

ltteelns that the electric fans arc
being introduced to promote tho
comfort OF animals as well as that Of
human beings. During the hot weather
It takes long time in close stable
Tor tho Precipitation TO dry up after a
borss has been driven, and in order to
facilitate the operation. a gentlemen
hns placed several fans in his livery
stable, In order to hasten the opera.
ton. The act 10 a new departure In
the treatment OF animals, and hence
the NsE Era calls attention TO It, II
may be Initiated by others, The mer
elful man 10 meroIful to his beast"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

ANF' ..xspnr EasT IinITSD
sExpres trans M, - 40 An .,o oo
Now YORK. week days. ny -, ~ AZ on
New York. sundays '3o3' Y IL III 30 u M
= ~. . ~, = ~, ~ y. IN. . "a,
Philadelphia CTwcnty-fonrth and Chest
mt utreets.) week days, . " D o. a.. y o.
= 81 co. IS 40. " ", wv ~ % ~ 20 a. ~ ~
IL q, %, - 40. 20 4 81, % %, oSl, 80 90
10, III p. U. 90 ooo .,oo.
Sundays. '301. 'fl7, 81. 500 300 ~ /,
II ~ II. M. ~, = ~ ia, 4 ~ 70 20. oSl : a.
= y. 10 IL p. M. ,
philadelphia trwclith and mnrkct St-;.'
week days, 3 OK q IL. : ~ 10 W II. III = w.
q ~, III p m. .o go.
Sunday . o3, Y II, ~ 80 a. M = w. = ~
III p IN.
CHESTER. week days 1908 30, = IL %.
= SO. 90. 's 40. 20 30. lOO 10 80, II % y M,
2.5 - 40. IS IS. Is t5. 81, Y IA 80 10 III
p. NJ. 90,
id hi ii 40 ~ m 81 = "a as. ass, Is as 81
q al Is, no, I'll D. m.
Atlantic civ week. DAVIS Il IL .la a. 1 2J
.. 40 a M sundays = II s. 10 a. m, .2.49 p. IN
..... WEST BOZ ND: ,,,,,
! BALTIMORE AND WASillNGTONs = 10
u O2, IS 81 u. M. lie l6, 205. " = ~, oSo II
IS So p. m.
! Sundays. = H. 7 OF, Is 81 a. M, IL IT, '2O1
tO3. 4 ~, - II, IS . y. IN. $50 40.
/ Baltimore and Way stations Z " q. m. "
! p. m. daily. 81
/ Newark, DELL Is. o. IS .! a. M, 'is l6'5 %
a Is, o. - 81 II m. IL iG O3'i 49, IS. IS IL
Is So IL 10 p. IN.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

A full assortment of Reed
and Bamboo Furniture for
Summer use. The most
wonderful hint of the season
is an elegant Bamboo Stand
for $1.25, the wholesale
price of which is So. 25; only
a few left and no more to be
had after this lot. A mis-.
take in the selling gives you
this chance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
IN REGISTERS OFfioE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DIT.

IL IkEdlhIEhH
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEf-,
Upon the application Of Virgins
Draper aud Arthur l.. Draper, At
minstrators of DANIEL r. DR. apel
late OF Pencader hundred. In said
county, deceased IL IL ordered and d!root
ed by the Register that the Administers
OF Letters of Administration upon
the estate of the deceased. with the date
ofgranting thereof. by causing ADVERTISE
ments 10 be posted with In iorty days fron5
the date of such letters in six OF tho mos
public places of tho county OF Now Castio(
requiring all persons having deniandN
against tho estate to pres tho same. OF
made and provided and also cause tho
same 10 be inseI tod ulthin tho same per.
iod IN tho DAILY REPUBLICAN, n uewA
paper published In Wilmington. Del, and
TO be continued therein three week 10. o.
-, Given under the hand and seal
SIS. OF Office ofthc Register aforesaid
- ht Wilmington, In New Castle
County aforesaid. the day and year above
~i'''on' j. WILKINS CooClI, Register.
hOflCE-Nutice is hereby given thnt lot
ters Of Administration were In due form
Of law granted unto the undefngned, or
tho . Il day or Mnv. A. ID. 1891, and
! that all persons having claims against the
estate of the deceased must present the
Same duly attested, to the said Administers.
tor. on or heroro tho =ist day OF MaJ
lsgl, Or abide the Act Of Assembly in
| such case MADE and provided.
SlltGlNlA Il. DRAPER.
ARTHUR L. DRAPER.
Administrators
Address-w. 4. LYMAN, Esq, WI
mington. Del. 1o3
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

The class OF twenty.three members
OF the Delaware s6uRerbund who con.
tested for prizes at tho SWngerfest in
New YORK on Sunday failed to get u
prize. A discord was malo in soc.
ond bass solo the piece being half
tone too high. The class then left the
night.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

AInseow's tea house at Shellpot
Park Is quite popular Institution,
and Is ROW being fFequentod by nun,
dreds of our citizens. lie is at the
hend of caterers and deserves the a,
trouage he is receiving. Ills ice cream
and other refreshments nre excellent
antidotes to offset tho summer heat
Try them.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

| The pleasant effect and perfect safe.
| ty with which ladies' may use the Cal
| ifornia liquid laxative, Syrup of Figs,
under all conditions, makes 1t their
favorito remedy. 10 get tho true and
| genuine article. look for the name OF
tho California Fig Syrup Co. printed
near tho bottom OF the package.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

George C. whIteman, the ltveryman,
IL having a well dug in Ills stables, us
ShIplcy street. by John Builon. No. ga
Windsor street. MIR, Bullen is an ex.
perienced we'll digger. having dug
hundreds In this city. lie is good
man to employ
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

We are selling an Oak
Rocker in antique design
with cobbler seat for "a that
is worth Sc; from this on
up in mahogany, birch and
oak. .-.....
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27
STEAMBoAT LINE
On and alter Jut g I2th, soi,
Steamer DOLPHIN" -
WIN PLY and make daily trips between
Wilminntou, DGi. and Penus-
Vile, \. j.

i VIII leave Riverview Park wharf as
follows for Wilmington:
/ "A. IN. aud p. IL.
/ Leave Wilmington, foot OF Shipley ST.
wharf for Rlverylcw Park, n. J.r II a. ~,
@ y. IN.
+ ALI tickets sold on Inc boat.
+ Parties wishing to cbaiter the boat mp
ply to the captain OF the boat. jill
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

Last evening uUout S O'Clock two
young men named Lcshnm ard Clan.
Cy, fought for at least one.Lalt an
hour tack OF tho l.. ~ o. depot at
Water und Market streets. 1t is most
likely THAI had not some ono said here
comes tho poltcot1ey would be Eight.
luE Jet.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

The Society OF Social Workers Of
Salem M. h. Church Will hold a jubilee
In Charles Cannons woods. ON July
4th, afternoon and evening, II
stormy, will be- held Thursday the 5th.
Ice cream, confectionery. etc., for
sale. Also music and speaking.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

Mr.. Hugh Gallagher and Miss Grace
Ferry, daughter Of the late James
Ferry, were married this afternoon at
4 O'Clock In st. Mary's Church, by
Rev. ID. j. Flynn. They will reside In
the future on Ninth street near
Spruce.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-27

Passmore Brothers sold lot of
cows at their farm near Centrevllle. on
Friday last. at S27 to SAT per head.
They have lew on hand ut private
sale and are aiwavs ready to help their
neighbors to secure q bargain.