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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
DIED.

PYLE.-Suddenly. on tho 2Ist instant
Heorg" W fyis. IN the a5th year OF his
age.
Keiativcs friends and employees of r.,
w. N II. It. H. are rcsI cctiuliy invited 20
NttcEd tho funeral sunday, 3o'ClocK p. IN.
frOm his late T. sdcncr. GOi West End
street lnterhent ut Wilmington aud
Bvtn1yw lac Cemetery.
pOfLDCk.-On the .lst inst Bertha
Revl. daughter o. Samuel r., ana Bon
tina Pollock, aged month, aud N day i.
Relatives aud friends are respectfully
inNlt d 10 attend ih' funeral from the
residence OF her parents. o. 2hS Woo
lawn avenue, on Sunday afternoon. Ser.
vices ~ the house ut : O'Clock. Inter
mcnI ut Mt. Salem NJ. l.. Church Gene
taly.
MuUNT.-ln this city, on the pa inst.
Rachel Mount, IN tue "Ii year OF her
Relatives and friends are invited 10 NJ
tend th' luncrd from TIE Eumu FOR aged
women, MohIuy june the 45th. at 8
c. ok y. III. lnttrmenf Wilmington aud
Brandy Genet Nv,
NJ w W EiIn-Ou the alsi instant. Eliza
eth, Wife OF samuel Maxwell IN the
u year OF her ugr.
IvrlitiyrS and ff.Undso OF the family are
respectfully invited o. ut end the funeral
lrOu her late resistance. No. 1901 | rruuh
stree. On sunday afternoon TT o'clock
to proc ed u Grcru llilI cemetery
| BA>C En- this city on the 18th Of June
marry, lnlhnl sou OF W ilAin W. aud
| Kate l.. BusuOe aged SIX month";
| !eIntiV's nni I'm mis- OF tC family are
| respectfully invited to attend hr runcrm
| from the r.s!drhce OF hs ptrcttts, rs
| West second street on rhur.l,r after
| noon N / o'tlock. lntcrmcEJ 1t the Wll-
| mtng ton Gem terry.
Gone hut not forSottCn.
( GEM Clarence Newton Gcan died on
Tuesday. June 18th aged months and
| days.
The relatives ana friends are respect p
| fully Invited TO nttDn the funt raj from
| Vista street on Tuur8dHy, June list,
| at 30 n'clocS lntPrmuHt in LON.
! hardy Cemetery
/ y bud the gardener guvt us.
| pine AID lovely ch!ll. W.
| HC gave y to oar hrCpi ~,
| 49, 10 eAcrlsh lIEdr iii Ji5
| Blu lust AS 1t was Up Ming
| o TIM >oly ut ths LAY.
Dow came the heavenly gardener
| And took our bud away.
Our first in Heaven.
| WAIl.--Om Iuno Latn. 1894, JAmes Walls.
Hgci ~ years.
| ReItves a Vi friends are invited to at.
Gnu the iuner9i IRON taC rnsile4c' of
| his so", Jam = W. Wais. No. - sFaiualt
! sireet on Friday MORNING. services at
! the hOnSc On Thursday evening AT =
O'Clock lutcimeut ut llNrrl,v lie Nd.
| RG'rll.-At stanton. ON Junr ~ Mary f..
| mlte of Allan iurh. aged = NeHfs.
Relatives aud friends are respect u ly
| invited 10 attend her funeral FROM the
! rcsIirnce OF her husband, sunday after.
| trrnuun al : o'clock. services III The
hou. e uni intermcmt Mt Chris ANA.
|
| Anyone wishing flower work for
! funerals should call at Haydens, I09
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Bernard Wolfe, Hungarian, is lock.
ed up at the city hail awaiting the
action of the Pennsylvania autaori-
ties. 1t is understood that the charge
against him Is that OF furnishing
young girls under Is years of age to
10 used for Immoral purposes. The
interpreter In the Municipal Court this
morning stated that Wolfe admitted
taking the little girl from Philadel.
phia to a house here which he cons!d-
cred WIS all right. After he found
out the character of the house he went
there to get her to leave and as he
tame out the door no was arrested.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
RIOTOUS FOREIGNERS.
They Have Created a Reign otter.
ror at Walston, Pa.
FAMILIES DRIVEN FROM HOME.
English Speaking Miners Forced to De-
sert Their Abiding Places at the Hid
ding of tho Angry HunGarians and Itni-
ians-Troops Ordered to the Scene.

PUNysUTAwNEY, Pa, June 90. Walls
ton contains about 1000 foreigners who
are in an attitude far from peaceable. The
mine officials are in town, mud the Italians
and Hungarians are running things at the
mines to suit themselves.
An additional lot of firearms were pur-
chased yesterday, and our hardware Iler-
chants could have sold a hundred Win
chesters If they had had them. Very few
English speaking miners are now in Walls
ton. Those that are there are compelled
by the foreigners to stay, as their lives
are threatened il they attempt to leave.
The Italians claim that they have a
Frenchman among them who is an adept
nj making bombs, and that they have
plenty of good ones made.
The foreigners, armed with Winches-
tiers, have picket lines around the town,
and will allow none but friends to pass in
or out. American born citizens are forced
to act us guards to keep everybody out of
the place.
The bumpers have been compelled to
leave the pumps, and the mines are rap
idly flooding with water, John Snyder,
mine superintendent at Walston, was
compelled to leave, and has been staying
in town. He resigned his position yester-
day and left for home in Ohio The peo-
pie anxiously await the arrival of troops
ordered here by the governor.
The foreigners understand that the
troops are coming, and the railroad aud
highways leading from this place into
Walston are swarmng with hordes of
Italians and lIungnrinns wrought up to
the highest pitch of excitement The
greatest fear now is that there will be an
attack upon the English speaking miners
and their families, They have been driven
away from their houses, and fathers and
husbands have been separated from their
wives and children, and the women and
also their little children are running
around and calling aloud for protection.
Word has just come to town that the
more daring of the foreigners want to
come to this place and search for the
missing English speaking men, and
should they come it is feared there will be
bad work done.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Ton O'Clock last evening the pas tor
and family, who had retired tobed, were
awakened 10y tho ringing OF the bell
aud the singing OF a beautiful hymn,
and on getting up were greatly sur
prised on finding number of the
members o, ST. Peters A. V. Church
aud host OF friends had arrived with
provisions In abundance. such as flour
meat md sugar aud n number Of
other things too numerous to men.
'tion.
Those present we're: ". G. Baynard
and wife lender OF No. 2 class. Mr.. l..
Hanson and wifA, Mr. David and wife,
Mr.. Manuel Anderson and wife, Mrs.
'Ellberry, Miss Carson. Mr.. Arms. Mr..
Miller, Miss Ella Mills. Maths II
Slaughter, Mrs. II. Anderson and
number of others The pastor and
family return the highest regard to all.
and Wish them years OF health and
happiness.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

doesn't cost much money at our store.
Porhaps you would like pair Of
square toe oxforas with neat patent
leather tips, the $l.25 kind for97 cents
with us. Our IS cent Misses Oxfords
are very nice goods for little money;
tan and black In stock. Exlrn narrow
pointed too Russin calf shoes for men.
very stylish shoes for looks and hard
on tho feet for wear, but they arc the
style; tho 50 kind for SO. 40; 1t means
90 cents saved on a ptilr II you want
them. Same special prices for boys
q. 4th street, between Market and
King.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

BAIT MORE. Mp. June 90 Tho Baltl.
more and Ohio Railroad directors to-
day resolved to pay the usual semi
annual dividend Of per cent on the
entire issue OF tho preferred stock
The books will be closed from June 80
to July 9, when the dividend will be
paid The May statement for the en-
tire baltimore and Ohio system shows
net decrease of earning ct $500, 1853.
which is largely due to the decrease In
the coal aud coke traffic on account OF
strikes
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
Idle Houses.

West Chester according to a Mr..
Sharpless OF that thriving little town.
has had the following idle houses,
each year, and valuation dating from
1887 to June list. 1894: 1887. 40, SSB 500;
1858, 43, Sl00,200; 1889. ~. Si03 500;
1880, 40. 500. 900; 1891, Al, $50. $50; 1892,
%, sl05 600; 1928 90. $4,000; 1894. IS.
$l51 800.
West Chester has a popula ton Of
some eight thousand Inhabitants.
The average value of all the houses
In 1887 was Sl165 each. and in The pre-
sent it is SlTs2 1t has, however. varied
during tho period unuer consideration,
from sl4l7 to S247l per house.
There are:
10 houses worth si,073 each now
empty. Ii houses worth s2,5lO each
low empty. 80 houses worth Sl.066
each now empty.
Referring to the year first named,
1887, there were;
10 houses worth 81 AIS each.
houses worth 2S53 each.
81 hors g worth 37l each.
The nnmJer OF idle houses is larger
thnn 1t has been In the history of Wi.
Inington. There are thousands OF
dollaIs worth of Idle property now
seeking tenants. The taxes are lust as
high as ever. Willie the revenue from
rents is less than for the past ten
years 5..
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

TheRockfords play the Ke nslnetun
Club. ut the Union street grounds
next Saturday, June Esd. Game called
at 4 O'Clock. The Rockford batting
order follows: Ferguson, 3D.. Hinkle,
G.; Neister. r. f.: Scott, b.; Fisher, OF.
McClnlferty. q. g., Chappelle. |. I.
Beggs, 3D.; Clough, p.
The kensington club will bat as fol-
laws: less. l. f.; O'Brien, 8 b.; Laner,
! b.. Slnke. 8. g.; Clayton c.; Riley. %.
Hartsm ann. r. T.; Miller, CT. Murphy,
p. Sew eral of tho visitors belong IL
the Camden A. A. g.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22


The Baltimore & Qhip Railroad Co.,
announces series - excuraions 70
niagara Falls. Bapialo and Watkins
Glen. Tho first ofthe series will leave
Washington via Royal Blue Line OK
pross. Tuesday, July 10th. 500 a. M.
Cam dan Station, Baltimore. s, 50 a. m.
Newark, 1917; w. Il N. Jot. 10, SO; VIII
mlngton, l0.36: Chester, 1882. making
direct connections at terminal station.
Philadelphia. with special through ex-
press. arriving at tho Falls at mid
night =..
The tickets are good for ton days
and will permit OF stop-over on going
trip at Burdett station. three miles
from Watkins Glen. Stage coac hes
meet all trains, and at Geneva. On
tho return trip. stop-ovsrs are allow
ed at Rochester. Burdett and Geneva.
Tickets, $1,000
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Lille. the nnnths.old child Il
Horace IL Smith, 3Ji jackson rptt,
died yesI erday. lnterment Will be
maGs ut RivervieW Cemetry to.mor.
row.
Leone, the slx-months-old child Of
Henry Nnnderhelde. died this morn.
ing. Funeral on Monday. Interment
at tho Cathedral Cemetery.
! Paul Yates, the pretty little 10.
Imonths.old baby OF John l.. Vat 9,
Eleventh aud Union st;ests, died yes-
Iterday.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

CLEVELAND, June 22-The Massillon
district coal operators held a meeting here
to decide on some concerted action in re-
gard to reopening their mines, where the
miners are still holding out for Il fifteen
cent diiferential. 1t is stated on good au.
thority that the operators will refuse to
pay any diiferential, and will attempt to
resume within week with non-union
labor if the old men fail to accept the
terms of the Columbus agreement.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, June 90 = The
miners of the Springfield sub-district en-
dorsed the scale adopted by the miners
conference Sunday and decided that each
miner working pay l2I1 per cent. of his
wages toward helping those out of en-
ployment, number OF mines have re.
stunned. The effect of resumption of the
coal mines caused several large Spring
field factories employing hundreds OF
men, to resume work.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

The baltimore aud OHIO Railroad
Go. Will sell excursion tickets to As.
bury PARK, y. j., and return. from MI
points oil its lines eust OF the Ohio
higer, July Sth, Jlh and 10Th. good re
Burning untu July III with privilege
cf extension until Septem her LIST. pro.
yided tho return portion OF the ticNet
u deposltsi with tie JOINT Agent at
As4ury Park Oil OF bufuru Ji.Iy lJtA.
The round trlp rate from Baltimore
WI DO = D5. Washington = - and
Lexington :llJ -, ana corresponding.
iy low from ali oluot points Oh the i.
q y system.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
Big Icebcrx- Srcn ut Sen.

The Red Star Line steamship Illinois,
which arrived at this port yesterday
from Antwerp. with !GB storage pas.
latitude As 20. longitude. 1905, several
large lcebergs $40 feet long and 800
feet high.
On the same day, in latitude 43 0S,
longitude AZ 55 she passed severa
llat-topped berAs 400 feet high and 500
feet long. The size of the bergs in.
creased in height until darkness hid
them from view. These floating masg-
es OF leo are believed to Les the largest
that have yet been reported ny trans.
atlantic vessels. Their positions are
we'll down In the Regular courses OF
European steamships.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Mrs. Michael Fahey wishes 1t under.
excessive Use of strong drink US was
represented in the Municipal Court on
Thursday, but is able and willing to
look after and provide for her family
Iuf six children. As proof OF this
she says sho has occupied the same
house for eleven years. and has done
as we'll as could he expected under the
circumstances. MIR. Stout visited her.
but was satisfied with her nangement
of the lite folks aud consequently
they were not interfered with. The
husband as we'll us the wife should
discard John Barley corn, and learn to
bear and forbear, II thoy wish to get
along smoothly together.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
I n accordance with our us.
ual custom at this sea.
son of the year wa nrn

IN accordance with our u.s.
4 ual custom at this sea-
son OF the year we are lUNE 81, 1907
- having great \ -%sTsTsSsSS>~ 4
MIDSUMMER CLEAR. E@NG AAaHESFSSSS
ING SALE. sH& S$nSN
At the ending Of every NN NSSM
spring and fall season we fksW ie"se h'ihs MA
find ourselves with lots of STFH uach ~! MA
Odd Suits and Pants some Ill s no.. Iii
three and four of kind ETs\ uoes o' SUI. iEE
they won't fit everybody but WSN ",. s' '"'' LA$6j
they may fit you Others W$BM l&W
again we have full assert. WSS> ISL
ment of sizes, the patterns " aNY:YTTNs@
are neat the fit is all right D\5SISsfs ~
and the prices We're all right, ~ C,T,n <
but for some cause, can't ---
tell Why they didn't go.
We're going to make them go. We're going to sell
some of them for half price.
We're going to sell some of them for two.thirds
price We're going to sell of them for three
quarters price.
See them in the window
Here are some of the prices
Mems Working Pants, with patent BUTTON Csc; the
regular 81 kind.
Meas Union Cashmere Pants, 9se, sl, 81 25 Sl.5o
Sl75 and 50
Mems Very Fine Cashmere and Worsted Pants
$3.50 So and $3.50.
Boys Suits ages to IA. doublebreasted, nice ma.
eria 81 others at s125 $50, ST. IS, So $3.50, SO,
$3.50 and 81.
Mems Suits, neat styles and will give good wear
worth Sc ard 81; reduced to 81
Mems Suits all.wool eight colors) for s.; worth SIS
Mems Suits, Sc, $3.50 81, S., 50, $40, Sl1, $l2
Sl4 and $l5
/ Boys Knee Pants, l5c Boys Knee Pants. 3Gc.
Mems Silk Ovcrshot Suspenders, with leather trim
mings and wire buckles, dc
/ Mems Thin Coats from 25c up.
/ Our weknownmothod Of dong business will prevail
/ If you buy anything Of us and you find that YOU
could do better elsewhere bring back and will
turn your money
II you buy anything Of us and it does not suit you
no matter what cause bring it back and will return
your money.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
MAKES THEM WELL,
One True Medicine for Lost
Nervous Strength.

There is one true specific for dis
eases arising from debllltated ner.
vous system, and that is the Palne's
celery compound SO generally pre-.
scribed by physicians. II is probably
the most remarkable remedy that the
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
CnnyaIrscinu.

Mrs. John Wier Is gradual improv
Ing III health and strength at hel
country residence at the foot OF Shell
pot hill, on the Philadelphia pike. aud
is now fully satisfied that her life has
been greatly prolonged by breathing
the pure mir, anu drinking the pure
water from her mineral spring The
only drawback sho Ia now expeIienc,
ing IL the annoyance arising from the
construction OF the electric railroad
through her property. and she feels
greatly aggrievod that her friend Phil
ip Il. Clark could not have looked af-
ter her interests and saved her prop.
erty nm heing dcspoIed in this man.
ner particularly as the damages
u waided are 80 tritllng. Mrs. w. has
Levi G, Bird, Esq. to look
after her interests and we hope the
matter may be satisfactorily adjusted.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
nERcuLANEuM SUCCESS.


s1o SFuCthi s1htutuuy EhcufAtohS
shOuid Attract Large Crowds.
Great crowds are attending the
Destruction Of Herouianeum" at
Philadelphia nightly and the gigantic
outdoor spectacle is looked upon as a
triumphant success. The rare beauty
OF the scenery. the magnitude of the
ballet, and the exciting chariot races
have surpassed expectations and Her.
culaneum has become, as predicted,
the success of the year.
As production, 1t combines every
thing that Ia fright and pleasing In
the fireworks and spectacular lines 1t
Is a revelation In grouping and color.
surprise In greatness Snd q display
that Is rarely offered. The tlrework s
are brilliant in the extreme, the water
volcanoes, revolving Iris wheels and
fountains of fire calling out the heart
lest applause Tho special excursions
that will be run on Saturday June sd
and 3Oth, by the Pennsylvania, Read.
ing and B. Il o. X, RS. should attract
large crowds ard the half fare, and the
special accommodation in the way Of
return trains arc unusual and srme-
thing never afforded to any previous
Philadelphia entertainment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

The new Goodman NJ. L. Church at
Fourteenth and DUPONT streets has
been placed under cover and the work
OF stating been completed. The only
work that romans to DO done is on
the interior OF the building, which Is
expected to be completed within three
weeks.
The dedication day will be nnnounc.
ed in short time Tho building Is
one OF tie prettiest chnpcls in the
city,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

The result OF the second trial OF the
case of DE Cou Brothers Company vs..
Willard i. Poole was watched with
deep interest While 1t cannot DO de-
MED but that Hoffecker aud Hoilecker
left no stono unturned yebJ. +. Nlslds,
the clever rising young lawyer richly
deserved the warm congratulations
trial
During the progress of the trial lie
was alongside OF that able veteran
lawyer, Col. NIelds. ana the little
whisper was ofton given by Percy to
the Colonel.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

SrHIMAN, w. Va, June 22-Fourteen
families of union miners were evicted here
yesterday, and their places in the mines
were taken by sixty southern negroes
Eleven armed nOn-union men are now
working there, that being the only mine
In operation. After the eviction the min
ers were paid for their gardens aud treated
to several kegs of beer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
.
1lAfk!sIsrEb

Fol .wELL-.DEwEES.- ON Monday June
y 1884, BY Rev. i. y. FolSell. at 80
Mount Vernon street, Camden, N. j..
Mi Joseph n. fulw'il. .ir., OF New York
man, and Miss l.. Catharine Dew ees. OF
Camden, bel.
SEElIIOltST-GOS SLER. June goth,
1874. at .92G POI lar street by rev. Rob
ert btHluri, JuiIIs SceihUIst, Ir., and
M1rsucgite Amelia GoSsiuI, both of
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Western Maryland College. wast.
minister. NIL. held its twenty. seven th
annual commencement exercises yes-
terday. The degree OF Doctor of
D,Ylnlty was conferred on Rev. j. ID.
Kii.zer, president OF the Meth odIst
Protestant Conference of Baltimore.
Among the lady graduates was Mi So
Mary r smith, NeClellandsvllie.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

| M ANrED-5 men. white or clUred. for
w farm work, fij per month; a good
hoy for farm work; D middle aged NO
MN want pluce4 III the country for
= ousrworN. Apply at Wilmington In
diligence office Sla SIMPLIFY rect. IL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

DR.. J. Fl. Simms went to North East,
Md, to-day to meet committee Of
the local preachers and exhorters Of
the Wilmington District. to make ar
rangem snts for holding camp meet.
inil in Daniels Woods. some "A miles
south OF our city. from the Gath to the
3ist inst, They expect to have very
ENJOYABLE senson
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

A horse iriyen by j. " Howard, of
Price Corner ran away last night on
Inlon street, between ihird and
atufth streets. MI and Mrs, Howard
were thrown out and slightly Injured.
Tie animal was frightened al NOV
tlR electric gar.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

SotTH MCALEsrER |. T., June 22.-In-
dian Agent Wisdom interviewed eighty
three miners today, and asked them TO
show cause why they should not be re
moved as intruders. The majority of the
men interviewed will have to leave the
nation. There are no hopes of the mines
resuming operations soon.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22
sTUCK QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEii.D a COMPANY.

HFfHtt01 THU IETVNNTNs
seventh aud Market StreatS,
Investment aud Securities yielding
from to per cent
4 Jrders tor tho purchase and sale OF
IstocRa and Bonds ON Commission execut.
ed ut all the stock exchanges.
Private telegraph wires to New York,
Philadelphia. Bpston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters OF Credit ls-
l9ueu,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

ST. LOUIS, June "a large number of
mines in southern Illinois resumed work
yesterday. Active preparations for re.
sumption are being made everywhere.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Captain Kane had one OF his finger,
caught in fan upstairs in the city
hall to-day, while convers ng with Q
Ibys,ander, The good looking and
genial Captain had the injured mem
her dressed and now goes around
with u sore com panion.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

In pursuance oil lis usual llbers
custom, the b. AZ U. Il X. will sell a..
Ieulsion tickets between all ticket st.
lions on It's lines cast OF the Ohio RlF.
81, for all trains July 3rd and 4th. va.
i'd for return trip until July 9Th lEc.u-
slYe. at reduced rates.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Henry II. Taylor has removed his
family into the country fer the sum,
mer They are on the farm between
Greeny lie and Centreville. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Tho warm weather of ting. pa st few
weeks has deprived John But&e of his
reason and he is now at Farnhurlt.
Burke few nights ago qudrrslled
With his family without any cause
whatever ana when his son tried to
quiet him he was cut on the heal by a
glass which the father threw A. hun.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

We have received Nos. 10. l6, II, IS,
10 and 20 OF the Art Gallery of the
World, and PERSONS who may wish to
complete the set are invited to call at
our oillce. either with or without cou.
pons. Tbs entire twenty numbers
will ue furnished for 81 No pretlier
book can be found. and scores of them
should yet be disposed OF.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-22

Company l. OF Snow Hi. Md, pass.
ed through this city to-day on its
way to baltimore to go to tho coal
mines in response 10 Governor Brown
orders. Ihere were 40 men under the
command Of Captain & ipper and Leu
tenumts johnson md Z MT.