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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

SAN Francisco. June 10 The steamer
Belglc arrived Yesterday from Hong Kong
and Yokohama Hong Kong adyices un
der date ot May q state that during tn,
week ending May - there were 500 new
caee- OF The plague aud 400 deaths, III,
mortality showing very clearly the dead
nature Of the disease So far no Euro
peans have Leen attacked The fact thai
the plague had broken out in Hong konI
Was deliberately concealed by the author
t!ts in order e prevent a scAre
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Inc ordination OF students of st.
Mary's Seminary, Baltimore, began
this morulBK with the elevation to the
priesthood OF ltey. John $ Mles OF the
diocese or Detroit. Right Rev Bishop
curtis oil this oily was the OF daining
prelate. Bishop Curtis will also OIL.
clnte TO 'mofrow In the raising to
minor orders OF number OF students
VINO are TO 90 ordained deacohB and
james H. McSweeney and
ieter j. Hughes OF this city will be
raised acolytes.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19


senator Gray and Senator NJ urp,:,
Philadelphia Inquirer (liep)
Senator Gray is said to chafe undo,
Inc charge that no 10 not determinet
70 Set ~ the facts In the sugar sean
dal, but the tluthfulnns5 of the acnu.
shlloil becomes clearer every INV
lake the examination OF Sanntor Mir
ihy as an example. When that non
tlenln was called to the STAND mn,
asked whether lie had received MI,
contributions from thp trust White he
WIS chairman OF the New York Stnte
COMMITTEES he replied that rs chair
man IL was his duty to spgud fbr
money, not to collect it.
Inc answer Is said to have stirred
me com inittee TO laughter AMI in tia
language or the despatcha. "tar,nl
mated tho Investigation so far ma Mr.
MURPHY WIS concerned" WLy ii
should have Terminated bls pxanIipn
t'oh Is not evident. The rsnIv ana moi
even touch upon tho edge of Che nues.
tloh, Ii was Il deliberate AVIATION ri
the very point upon which Murphy had
botn summoned to throw some light
-but slr. Gray let tho witness on mn
parehtiy without second ATTEMPT il
eNlthet tho tlutn from him. In the face
oil such iarciGal proceedings the Deio
ware senator cannot complain il tn,
puDiiG insists that lie Is not sincere II
MS eliofts To ascertain the truth,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

CHIcAoo, June ls.-Nearly all the
coopers In The stock.yards are on q
strike, II the trouble is not speedily
settleu some OF tho big houses will be
forced to stop because of scarcity OF
barrels. Whom the strike took plaIe
inc houses were running at full ca.
10 Keep the men at work. the pack.
ers say, !. was necessary for them to
reduce wages three months ago. All
othhchns OF the packing industry
were affected. Wages were cut from
ESQ nnu ~ day to ~. 80 and $3.50 a
uny' me eoopers cay they thought
a dne reduction was only TEMPORARY.
They now want restoration.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
Heavy Cut In Steel Workers. WA res.

:" 7'eo'-h orhrrs NhKcS'
fIITsBuRo, Pa. June lS.-Nuticc.
nave Deen posted at Jones Il Laugh
inns IRON ana steel works ordering
sweeping reductions In the wages o.
tne steel-worhers on July list. The
cuts In some cases, 1t Is believed will
reach As per cent.
About one thousand men are, affect
ed. They are not disposed to accep,
the reduction. The non.uulon ern.
ployes Of the Vesuvlus Iron works
iayo ,ue,nnnued the restoration pf thu
pudding rate to "a per ton. At pres
sent they are getting 1925. II tn,
llrm refuses to pay the advance ,
etiihe Will DC ordered Oh Thursday
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

LANCASTER, Pa, June 10. Attorney
General w. U. Hensel, who is at his ,me
IN this city. Is much annoyed at tho fire.
.quent reports that he is. or will be, n can
didate for governor on the Democratic
ticket this fall, He says: ANY mention of
my name is wholly without authority or
encouragement from me am not, never
have been and never expect TO be an as
pirant for nomination to auy elective Of
nee, or an applicant for my office to be
hlied by appointment The official posi-
tion ! now hold came to me unsolicited,
ond accepted it simply because it was
strictly within the line of my profession "
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Mt Adam blyett, residing at y 500
Monroe street, celebrated tie sat an.
nlyersary OF lila birth last Wednesday.
MIR. Duyett and wife are bnth renlurk.
ably well preserved In health consider.
inE their uge. Mrs. Dayett being 81,
only three years tho junior Of her has.
band ihey have gone out In the
couEtry 10 spenl few weeks with
their children IN peEcndrr Hundred.
They both are enjoying usuGl good
health
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

New York, june Safeguarding the re
port that three cases of cholera have re
ceutly been discovered in Hamburg, Mr.
Emil Boas. the general passenger man
ager ei the Hamburg American line, say,
that he has received cable from III,
Hamburg office of the company, which
snys that the health officer at Hamburg
has authorized the statement that the re
port is absolutely false. and that no case.
oil cholera have occurred =.=
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

DO you need my money? You car
borrow from us so esnts to $40. 0DO on
your paIsohal properly ~ Phitadol.
phiH rate OF interest, at The Wilmirp-
ton Loan Office No g06 Market street.
All business strictly confidential. W.
also buy anu sell watches ana dia
munds.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
CHOLERA lNFANvVN HERE
Babies Beginning to die O
That Dread Disease
Summer Disorder That Kills The
Infants COmas EARLY.
The Prompt Use of lnctnted Food 4
Recommended TO Mothers.

The sum or be'
q ! n 8 early this
year, and cholera
| n I q n t Ii m. the
dread disease that
causes half the fu-
nerals In June and
July. hae appear.
ed In some places
q N st like an
epidemic.
hath1. Ia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

BROOKLYN, June 10 Henry G. Bryant
the youngest leader of any Arctic expcdi.
ton ever undertaken. and the party Of six
who have undertaken the relief of Lieu
tenant Penry in the far north, will rem
devious ut dinner In the st. George hotel,
Brooklyn. this evening, Tomorrow they
take passage for ST. Johns. where the
Falcon meets them, on the steamer Por.
tia, Of the line running between New York
and Nova Scotian and Newfoundland
ports The expedition is under the aus
rices of the Geographical club. of phila.
Gplphia
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
Grnnd Gala Day Mt ininn Pnrh.

Tho PHO HInuers on Thursday,
juno q, 1891. he Carlton Banio
Troupe. /! in number The bnuio
used h. Miss Laura Marks, America \
Cham ion Lady bauioist, Is The same
90 hat won the iirst prize at the
worlds Far, Ghichgo, and afterwards
was u5uta -ted FOR aAd won b. tho
Carlton ISuujo LIuO.
The finest anil most costly banjo In
Tho world. solid silver AMI gold Huely
carved, engraved ana iHlaii. nni en-.
crusted with pearls ana diatnon,Is
Great sam Durham. comedian. Laura
Marks trick Lauj6ist Adu Bowtlon,
souJiette D'Esta3 In tho musical
cats. Extra special matinee. 81
RRui's commencement. Park open al
Ga. III Music all day.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

PENCE FnEDERICKTowS, June Is, Mr.
kinsey llanue, farmer. aged seventy
Iiour yenrs, residing at Buena Vista, OF
me Paluxent river. Calvert county
comm tied suicide by hanging enrl,
morning last. Mr.. Hnnce'i
actions Tor several weeks Indicated
nehtei arrangement. His body was
round In barn on the farm suspend
cd by rope twenty feet from The
ground.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

As tho delivery wegon Of Dazzle
Ross was being driven along Seeon,
street ut Monroe yesterday afternoon
1t was run INTO by cab; the drive
was thrown out by the vehicle upset
ting and the horse running as far a!
Jackson street. where it was captured
The cab was not damaged.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Louder. 7, Las ton, W liam Prltoh.
ieti, Ehoch Moore. Jr. and Roy C.
tLundwell will giya a select party at
Silver Throne Park to night. The
guests Will leave King street wharf at
E745 aboard the steamer Urioa, and
will DC from Philadelphia, Chester,
Now Custle and Wilmington. At the
!tIens have been extended to $50
couples.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
GRADY s
N. E. Cor. Sd and King.

.STRAYED from the farm OF Isaac Eli.
" Oft near Wilmington. OF; the night of
Jllne 18th, large bay mare. A reward
VIII be given II returned to Harvey &
Stsler Bird and French streets, this city.
illslts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

A very pleasant surprise party was
gwen last evening by circle OF younl
people know as tho Pansy Circle o
this city in honor OF Miss Alberti
chance OF No. $40 Orange street. A
a late hour the guests were ihvlted L
the Giring;;room, whore refrqshment
were served IN abundance.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

MONTICELLO N. Y, June 19.-The trial
of Mrs Lizzie Halliday, the Sullivan
county mnrderess. was begun here yes.
trrday in the court OF oyer and terminer,
Judge Edwards Presidiuga The peculiar.
ity Of her case haa tendedto draw a large
number OF people from other places to
WHITES the trial
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

The trustees ard members Of Star
OF Bethlehem Church viii hold camp
meeting IN the woed or Jester i Nc,
Daniel, rear Newport, commencing
the urst week IN July aud continue
throughout he month Rev. George
Brown will h We charge and see that
good order Is maintained.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

q N accordance with orr u.s.
ual custom at tins sea. ------11 -
son OF the year u " - a. Io94 -
having great -N.1S- 80 YfF~~ 4
MIDSUMMER CLEAR. L4gA $500 $3.50 f1<SS.
ING SALE. tMS%$ <S2sM
AT the ending OF every EzzsK Please Bring MN
spring and fall season EM back ANY, MA
mud ourselves with lots oil krn9E thing that MI
Odd Suits and Pants some EAI does not suit IsII
three and four OF kind ZEN and your sSss
they won't fit oFerJb body, but NSssskA money. ZI
they may fit YOU Others W%GN Z9WW
again we have full assort <WGAe>TASI
mcrt of sizes, tine patterns n SSsaa9 Z sAaA ~
are neat the fiji is all right . -1hs.- .s - q
and the prices were alright AI~>-~- 'nr.". @
but, Tor some cause, VIC cant
tell why they didn't &C.
We're going to make them 49, We're going to sell
some Of them for hal price.
We're going to sell of them for two.thrls price
We're going TO sell some OF them for three quarters
price.
Sec them in thowndowl Here are some of he prices
Mems Working Pants with patent button, Csc; the regu
lar dollar kind.
Mems Union Cashmere Plnts 98c ST. 81. 25 81 so
81 rs and So
Mems Very Fine Cashmere and Worstod Pants
s. 56, s. and 50 80.
Boys Suits ages to IA, double,breastod, nice ma
era, 81 others at Sl25, $50, 81 10 81, $780, So
$3.50 and ST.
Mous Suits neat styles and will give good wear
worth Sc and 81; reduced to 81
Mems Suits all'wool, Qight colors) for 81; worth 49,
-heI '2ut5 So, Fp'2Vi 81 90 ~, SlUy Sll, ST.,
ol4 and SIS.
Boys Knee Pants l5c. Boys Knee Pants, Soc
Mems Silk Overshot Suspenders with leather trim
mings and wire buckles lie.
Mems Thin Coats from 25c up.
Our well1uown method of doing business will prevail
If you buy anything OF ~ and you find that you
could do better elsewhere bring ours back and we will
return 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, 1894-06-19

gentleman OF this city told 70
porter this morning that the hand
soonest desk he ever saw In clut
room has been placed In tho G. A. e
quarters ut New Castle. " -...-
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
We're going to sell

Here are some of he prices:
pt Uent button, 65c; the regu.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

READING, Pa, june ia swarm of 10,
Gusts attacked horse belonging to a
farmer living near Jacksonville, at the
loot oil Blue mountain, and stung him to
death before they could be driven away.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
Three Little Girls Drowned.

! ST JOSEPH Mo. June l9-Emma and
Dora French and Fanny Carpenter. all
under ~ years Of age, were drowned by
the c6psizing Of a boat twenty miles from
here a brother of the French girls was
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

the closing festival Of the Sunday
School and Glrls' Friendly Society OF
81 Andrews Church will he given OH
THURSDAY evening at 7 O'Clock. There
VIII also be music and refreshments.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

The lev J Ii Howard will deliver
. lecture @lj'c'i Four years IN the
sRdele OF ights and shadows OF az
1tlnefdn lie, 10 BrdndyWine II 7.
Chapel " III Tstay evening the -
Inst, ct O'Clock. Tickets wall Ue :
cenLB.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Fowe has on his stalls 10 the Third
stree market a iiEe lot of cu,ilish, had
+ OK blue ilgh ga has4. ciocus, hall
bu'5 ileuhdars, huttcr fish, Nc. &c.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
Tim
Goats
and
Hate

hat and you'll feel cooler
Teen the thought that you
Can get them all at ono
place-hcre-is a cooling
one, too.
Thin Goats = starting
at 4oc. .=.
Thin Coats and Vests
soc to IS. so. 60
Neglisee Shirts--collars
sePdratc-from soc up.
Straw flats-a good one
at soc, or from 25c to So so.
Can you get comfort at
thinner" prices ? II you
are not ready to buy we
would like to lave you
come and see how cool
you might he.
In Ducks, Linens and
Flannels we have a very
complete line OF Coats and
Trousers. Cut and priccd
correctly. -
Too. we keen Russell
Shoes At 50 and 50, al
S and at 50 shoes thai
will please you in price, ir
case and in style.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Mary lfPlI, a bright little 8 year old
child is still at She city hall wnltina
for her mother Sho came to this Q Is
yesterday from Delmnr.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Pi.lti II ALLEN On june 18th. at
scout parsonage by Rev. H. Watt. How.
arc NJ Flller and Ella ID. Al;en. both of
New Jersey.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
Great bargains in colored waists al
3l2 Market street.
sTUCN CITATIONS.
Reported by
HEALD a COMPANY,

, HNIiNVFs lIIW IIFONrrs.
seventh and Market streets, ..
investment aud Securities yielding
from Ia per cent,
orders for the purchase and sale o.
stocks and Bonds on Commission exrcnt
ed at All the stock exchanges
priNnto telegraph wires TO New York
Philadelphia. Boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts und Letters oil Credit 10.
sued
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

The eale of trlmnlings will DO con
linued this evening at No. 2i3 King
street. Inll ana got bargains.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

A musical aud literary entertain
ment Will lie In Brandy Wine N. !
hnpol tomorrow evening for lensii
Of the chapel. Admission 10 cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

strictly one price and if dissatisfied
with your purchase we will return your
money!
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Tomorrow promises to 5e frcn
partly cloudy to clearing preceded l.,
Showers N various iucitiuus nm
slifhtly cooior Thursday fair an
rnt!ler warmer.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

| There will be grand colt race AZ
the Hare's Corner race conr-
Thursday afternoon. There "
be $50 lass, and $50. Fire.
all. Coed order Will 10 mainta
and bdies al.tl rhildrea as web
81 n'leH:nH f.t i"v the SPORT. \ -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

piucotts. n " -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

You are warm
likely, these days,
and your thoughts
+ Il II t o thinner
clothes. Try a
thin coat, an easy
shirt and a straw
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19
,Iu.t In


100 ladies serge skirts, blue an,
black, S2.75, Llppincotrs,
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

The best fitting waists at Llppin
colts.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19

Slightly cooler i'll the evening; winds be
westerly.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-06-19


ieeu their babies upon lactated food
fhysicians nll over the country say |
10 the most valuable means at thel
command for tlding children over In
dangerous days of summer, as a pre-
ventive OF cholera infantum, and as d
steady diet all the year round TO
making slckly children grow sturdy
ton.
Lactated food babiesr has come [,
mean those solid, checked, brlghl
little iellow5 who have never known 4
day Of serious Illness.
says u: Frank Penny OF the New
Bedford. Mass, Standards:
shortly after our baby Willie was
porn he had severe attnck OF sick ness
win symptoms OF cholera infantum
we trlod various foods and reno
dies. but he grew thinner every day
unlli we began to despair OF saving his
lie. Finally friend recommended
lactated food, and we began using IL,
Inc eiioct was extremely gratifying
lie began to grow better at once, and
IN short time he was lat and strong
ana the very picture of health. We
nave fed him on lactated food ever
since and he has not been click sin
gle day. .. .-. -
The sun., 1894-03-11

3iEz-yFToS- March 10 The tssSi40ay u
- s~ssEtzFsig 90 PoIAri ease StlI bs rssEns1
e A.--AT a. 10 0'eloek ~ksa DE- Lasola sill
l-la = ELAzsi "a the stAA1 for sE0ss-SIA1i-
at--i i EAs b Assi1saL rarely. thAE ths
tt'@ SLs troksa 81 - ths dEA1Atfs pOtnt
'+t;-s: ysFssE'laT Iast - tie thEss ersaieis
s-.=ss-s- EksE Mr. CAldsFsa CArfisis kA1
.f3z III H2ll1 E1stata tks aVsrlasat of =
n - - EAETlAze- had ElNea tkstr tsstl-
~ --i tAs s1seg q pgeite sptaiea of thls
z-~-s4tassf 81 eas aide q tks cAse
- - -EEa-I TEA EErI ErrAL IL = exDeclea
i-s- 80 3 - se-liasss a Nsltag Ill kfvs sa1s
4 4. e tAs aas = asfsass UAaIA = - -
The sun., 1894-03-11
EDW. RIDLEY & SONS, s?s gvx 70 81 G4I!! sR!49 ST.
~ oPIUn Dks IN THE IEyDExLoIx
c.Ds sskahsS<~x<p R.Ias . Jsiss n E.ss
T~~sSy-ststk St~~~;.

CsDs- 9skasssb<vEep Rates . Jssss tn Esss
Tw~sSy-stath Ssr~~'.
CAST sehnittbsrxrr ot the West ThirttetA
srrsss rotes station and co upis OF his dessc-
tsves rlStsd a opium loiae at - Wsst Tvsn-
u-afr.A street YESTERDAY sftsrnooA They Ar
rss-et . nan Who is supposed to Be the FRO
prsscs< aad also two Of his pasronA The
saskt,E o1t1t and . stock of epiun we're
sstrs4 The CApsa.n's suspleioas had been
directed 70 the opian ioint some tims ago
Yesterday. With Detectives Byrnss and Casey.
he we.s 10 the house vhieh 10 thrss-stogJ
tse.IisE- The joint vas o. the third Gook.
EA<a the postes ociciAls reached tt they foand
g. tie doors licked The iunss os opium
lsxsrs-. we're plAinly detected. and caps
S<Aalrfeerzsg ordered the deseetives 10 force
Al sa;-asee On . bed IN the largest rocm
vsrs Two asa smoking opium while . third
vas sa.:iak o. them The thrse sers placed
t..sr arrest There we're scales fer weighing
iss sstCn- tuo valuable pipsS two pAekA<ss
st ssSza. AID the eookiaz o1tnt
A; tAs pslies statioa the ai,e<sa ks8psr q
sas slIss gave HE aane As Charles Clark The
seA-r p-;sSasE. aid tAsy vsrs Charles Jack
a.: Villas TurasE. . salssna1. listnE az ths
.asaaa Ho9.S IN SAEk. pofksS sAs ioend
q $50 saissst opposite then In Isad pseeiL
sSGs we're srossed OF as hAviak eesa paid:
s.H'l. .ssI's. ssrs: Asks.naa. ~ ss1:s
LAra, 50 esEu! LoSsis. 81 KitrS T.. 50
esaa-
Ils ssses ef Ii. West IAIrty-ssysash ssrsss
a. 80 WssE nirty-stxhth street yeslsrdAy
Ar4ssssa Aat arrested Nsttis Croz pSon sad
Esss FhIEsissh street s;Ausa- bat ssEs sakss-
s4-si-I released On tall
The sun., 1894-03-11
EsE sATOLLI ar rorsBEExruE
Ne s.A AEsASAsAsS CsswtEAa - OAza.as d.
-. Passss Cks-ss Ts-4AT-

Ne s.A ArSASAsAsS CSSrtEAa - o2zAAas d.
-. Peters, Chs-~s rs-4AT-
AEs FrAseis saio,IL the PADal D<IsEats. ar
ris: ss-s 'roz NAshiEEtoa ~ 4 s'elOek yes-
t<etly IrsEaOoa- He EAs aeeon p4nisd ~ hLs
sE.7I;s SseEstAEy. the Rev Hester PApL Ths
-sT 'Asss y Cosaoily. Archbishop COETixaa's .
ssc-scAEJ zsS thea AZ Iks stAtioa Aad the pATty
va -EIEsa 70 the Area hbishOO's AOas. 453 Md
al aEs=as Tas Archbishop aEt ais Aoass-
iiei 1Af rEsparst . hearty vsleoas Ter IAslE
s'-.EEishsd guest After sGpDs< NIT sA-
'it- AEskeisb0p CeTFiEAa. GA1 FatAsEs Part
A; .e=E0lT Isst for PoUxhksspsis. wksrs
H= stsal rs!eEAts Sil oeseiAis At the eless-
- e tks asU stAtt0Es of the cross Which
Ave -@t7 Ass1 " -. Peters ChuIeh
q az 1lt2ea 20 tkls. NET sAtalh WtLl - esls-
.flat az Ehs Po1naezl hiEh nASs % os ksld IA
- = -.rk to-dsI. The 1Eeh heiskop Sili en-
~ = sysainE q Ies PoatlesAl Vssp<rS
e 80 la9ss MILAN % - hstsgs aEd tAs
80 ttEAre y CoaToy of "a AAFys lhuTch.
A.'-fss2 - the NsES Esy k1EiA " eHesasJ
= Ess1a snd tbs PRIESTS of the 6sr1AA
Aas.s a zEeh- Sili tsEdsE . Esesptioa q tEs
si-l.E z 1sEEitAEtsA
The sun., 1894-03-11

ATTENrio>-OLD DIX CRINDLE
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Fruit Exchange. Park place and Gresavts
street and talked over the atvissbuisy cf Or
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tsto one Exchange With . eailtia yia West
street near Barclay. IL vas proposed at the
meeting thAf all truit eArx0es. Instead %
being discharged oa BrookIJs pisrs shoGd
bs landed oa piers opposite the rroposed EX-
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10 be N III. EIehaE sc only-
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