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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
FIFTH edition.
AFTERNOON FIRE.
The Large Building at No. 119
King Street A.fire.

At 1.SO o'clock this afternoon q fire
broke out in the third story of the large
building No. lis King street ana at Q
O'clock the entire building was threaten.
ed with destruction.
Tho third fioor is occur pied by Horace
Valentine who conducts the carpet olean-
ing business and the blaze started Ia the
rear OF that floor. Before the work men
could make their escape the flames and
sm oke hled the room.
Ono workman, Elmer Valentine, was
bndly burnsd about tho head and hands.
1t was II minutes before the engines ar
rived and the hamAs were leaplng from
every window on the floor. Ropes wers
stretoaed TO prevent caowd from hinder.
iER the fitemen.
The building Is an IL" shape structure
running back OF King street 100 feet and
then through to Second street. The tirs
iloor OF theKtng street portion - occupied
by the Wilmington Corniee Company ana
the eecond by tic Salvation Army.
The Second street portion is occupied
by John IL. Mari and Is stored With grains
nntl hay.
The stock and fixtures In the carpet
cleaning pisnt are valued at $4,000 and Oh
all there 10 not one cent OF insurance, the
policies having expired on June l.
Tho origin Of the fire IL complete
mystery.
Owing to the height OF the building
several streams could not be played on 1t.
9 o'clock-lhe lower floors have been
savel from fire but the contonts OF the
entire bnildlpg will he damaged by water.
MIR. Valentine was attended by DR.. Nor
rison.
Quite.an excitement was caused during
the fire by epark from an engine lighting
the roof OF the shoe house OF Mr.. Motiit
25i King street,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08


Miss Alice GRAY graduated with honors
from Mise Ina IA l. 81, Negeniank's KIN.
dergarten Training school on the 7th
inst.
Frazer V. Robinson "a n good barber at
the Central Hotel. sos French street.
Frank Z. Stiiham. OF the firm OF L. W.
btidham Son, will go to Middlatown
this evening to pass sunday with his
brother. In. .ay, James II. Collins, who oo-
eupies one Of the beet farms ln st, Georges
Hundred.
Second n. P. Church. Fifth avenue and
Anchorage street. will hold strawberry
and ice cream festival on Tuesday. We'd
nesday aud Thursday. June H. IL and i3.
The ladies who have the matter in charge
will be we'll pleased to see all their frleuds
on this occasion.
A party OF Philadelphans out on
landau oppod at Iraynor'5 stable yes
terday afternoon. They left In the eyen-
Ing.
Women should not go to Market wear.
ing long trails They are great nuisance,
that Is the trails. But the women, uod
bless thom, how could We do without
shem2
Miss Lyman. one of tho matron OF
the Almshousesis very sick at her home In
Stanton.
Strawberries were more than pie tlrnl
to-day. They could be purchased as low
as three cents a box. Elegant large fine
enss sold four boxes for 25 cents.
The bids for the Sinking Fund bon ds
will be opened on Monday in tha City
Treasurer's offioe.
HARVARD s. Loomls OF Wost Chester
visited our city Thursday.
The Wilmington City Raj way Company
are replacing their tracks on Market
street beyond Thirteenth street.
Tie Union Street Park Will CIV, con.
osffs On Sunday afternoon aud evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
supcrlor Cnnrt noiner.

This mornng's session OF Superior
Court was bfief and embarrassing. The
greater pnrt oil The session was occupied
by the argument OH rule to set aside
sheriff sale In the case OF the Germania
Building and Loan Association VS..
Bridget Kelley. Francis Keliey's admlnis-
{ atrix The court confirmed the sas.
1he rule for a writ OF possession usked
for by Mar lin c. Burris in the case of
James Crawford VS.. Jacob Hill . admins
TRAITOR was made absolute.
Upon the Recommendation of Josiah
Marvel the answer to the rule to show
cause In the case of Joseph Cash We. the
Reliance Fire Compsny was continued
until next Saturday.
Walter Hayes, vino Is associated with ].
Frank Ball in the Curry vs, Warner case.
asked hat the defendant company be
compelled to again bring 10 court the
books aud letLers. which had been offered
In evidence during the trial The case
will be resumed on Monday morning,
until which time court stands adjourned :.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
KniIrond MnItcrs.

Superintendent Brooke. accom- panied
by Chief Civil Engineer hlckeever. train.
master OF the Washington and Southern n
Railroad Civil Engineer Richards and
Bridge Supervisor j. l.. Smith. returned
last evening after inspecting the Mary.
land Division from Wilmington TO Quan-
tlco. and from Bowie TO Pope's Creek.
The train was in charge of Conductor
Zeble y. engineer Jemison, tlagman I. q.
Creadick with Samuel Black rs waiter.
The Atlantic coast line expresa ran In
live sections yesterday.
The second division OF the Delaware
express passed through this city shortly
before neon. 1t was made up OF only
three cars.
A new time table goes into effect on the
Maryland division tomorrow.
Train No. 40. which leaves Philadelphia
daily at 1885 will make the trip to Wash
ington in Is minutes less time than here
tofoIe.
Train No 81 leaving this city at 1.12
o'clock will iop oil , minutes OF Its al
ready tast time.
At PataDsco tho five S. curves have been
taken out,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
n R "a m Hz1 ~R Cough Cure
"a "a HVEH EAz &AS Breaks Cold
~ 9HA 4vh En9 Up in
nOutn.
TsermometricaI Record.
us. DEP ARrMESr OF AGHlCU LTURE
WEATHER BUREAU OFFICE
BALrIMoRE. Mp., June D.

The table below gives the tsmpera'
ture and Inc state OF the weather at q
@. IN. lo-day at tue stations nnmel:
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
|FOuRTH EDITION
No I,,..sre.a ole oaor Yesterday.

The Lisbig Chemical Company will
hereafter not allow the disHgreeble odor
TO escape from their liant. Ihey say the
had oaor was due to an accident which
has been remr diod. There was no ofen-
aise sme 4 from The woIks yesterday.
3 DIR. J. p. Wales president OF lthe Board OF
Health laet night sent the following open
lettsr to Allen Speakman Of the Board OF
Trade:
81 was alarmed in reading your TRADE
against the Board OF Health for fear the
late heatei term had Injured your brain.
and was further sad 1ened by your threat
to leave the city In Gaze tho Board OF
Health should olosa the Lieb!g chemical
works. After cool and pleasant night
and day ! hope you feel better, and In
clined to revise the remarks you made be-
lore the Board OF Trade. But do not leave
us. MIR. Speakman. There is a rift IN tho
clouds OF our despondeney. The vice.
president OF the Lisbig chemical works
has promised to abate the nuisance To the
nasal comfort Of our citlze ms, and will do
all In his power to keep 1t abated. He
also clalmg II was the result of an aoui-
dent. SO let us hope that you will still
abide with US. and supply in the future,
rs you have In the past your goods to
the Llebig chemical works.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

"For four years was sufferer from
nervous debility. During thnt time
took great many remedies without
getting any help until l tried Paine's
celery compound"
So writes Mrs. NJ. s. Schoonmaker OF
s0H Jane etreet, New York City.
Too many women needlessly suffer
from nervous troubles. no: only In the
cities but everywhere.
Their whole world too frequently llee
inside tho four walls OF their homes.
Think OF the many prisons, men as
well as women, who spend most of their
lives barrcaded within the narrow con-
fines OF their dwellings,. Summer fnds
them pale and tired out. Their store OF
nevous vitality has been slowly brought
down by vitlated air and sedentGry lifo.
Tn eir whole system needs thorough re.
plenlehlng. The nerves want nourlah-
mont. the tissues are not half supplied
with material for the repair OF their parts
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

and the great vital organs must have
richer blood to mako them Sound and 40.
tive and to keep them so The nerves
amt brain need nourlshment
Il 0 power OF refreshing aud reviylrg
evsry part of tho languld body 10 what
makes Painn's celery compound the mar.
lous, strengthener and invigor ,tor OF
this century. 1t is this same capacity to
recruit the worn.out nervous system. TO
| rciuvenate the blood thnt has enabled this
remarkable r5medy to help so many de-
| billtntad persons and to restore them
again to firm health.
| rheumatism. neuralgia pain In the re.
gion OF the heart. debility and nervuus
weakness sh owing itsslf In any of It's
myriad forms. are dispbled by Palne's
celery compound. II feeds enervate ed
tiseaes all over the body. 1t gives frosh
vigor to the entire nervous tract, the
brain. the large nerve centers In the
spinal cord and the nerves themselves to
tn sir minute1t ramiticatons.
Il Restores iaded nervous energy. 1t
SO lls new blood coursing through the
Veins. 1t makes people well!
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
A i,sve iettpr.

The following letter was recently found
near the West Yard:
Dear B -Ploass forgiva mo for writing
you this letter but l can't stand this IN ucb
longer. / want you to tell me that you
forgive me- and that l muy come aud
see you. Oh. b.. II you knew how
have suffered you would forgive mo and
let me come and sea you.
II YOU refuse mo this don't kno W wha.
/ will do; although we parted friends
said wouldn't come TO soc you again but
have found out how much really did
love you. i never knew / cared for you
half ae much as do until loft you Wed
needay night. Please do not refuse mt
this. Sond mo an answer even II 1t Is only
the word "coine.' Perhaps you will be
mad because sent You this but 1 can't
stand It any longer.
Oh, please send mo an answer imme
diately. am SO sorry that 4 his happene,'
because believe you would have learned
to like mo better than you do. Ii not; why
did you kiss me when we parted, when
you would never give me one when ]
asked you to2 Please excuse me for
Mentioning this but l think vf 1t all the
time.
That Is what gives me courage enough
to send you this letter. / can't write any
more. go hoping you will. dear Bertha,
sond me an answer telling me that you
forgive me, Remain your love. loving
you more than evef. 4. e.
p. ST. you send an answer through
mail, sond 1t to Mo- and forgivs me
for calling myself your lover but am.
because l love you. I. u.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Two Iiuun,ynyn.

There was quite an excitement In Nc.
Clellandsville on Thursday morning
caused by pair of horses running away
The occupants of the buggy were James
A. Wilson ana Ralph Osmond OF Newark
The tongue on the wagon broke when near
Frenk Janlaons and the horses ran as far
as the church, when wheel broke and
horses were stopped. Fortunately both
parties escaped injury
Thursday afternoon Anson Garrett wre
returning from Newark when his horse
started to run and he was thrown out.
Gaorge and jackson Vansant went to
Newark the same day and In crossing the
railroad tho horse goS his foot fastened
In the truck and fell, throwing the occu
parts out and stunning them. The cart
was broken and the horse considerably
pllt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Graduated kindsrxprtners,

A class of eight young women were
graduated as kindergar ners as Mis-,
NegeDdank's echool Yesterday afternoon
Some OF the class graduated In full and
others partially SO, the latter having
completed their thsoretcal studies. The
graduates wore Mrs Florence Fisher and
Blisses Alice Sellers. Lila HUBBARD Grace
Johnson Helen Sparks. Louise Weldin,
Alice Whitaker aud Alice Gray.
The exercises wero opened with a song
By the clasa. Miss Sparks. Miss Hubbard
and Mrs. Fisher read papers and tho class
gave eXempliflcatlnns of the work done
In the schools. The illustrations were
entertaining and instructive.
Mise Mckenzie OF Philadelphia read an
excellent paper upon kindergarten work.
In which she pointed out the necessity
for training the children how to i've how
to etudy and how to know those thlnRs
with which they come in contact.
Upon tho educattoTOf the young, along
the kindegarten lines. tho apsaker said.
depended the character of the people
generally The foundation for good citi-
zanshlp was laid In the kindergarten
schools.
The certificates wero presented by the
Rev. Philip u. Cabell
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Infante' Shoes l5o.

infants' Shoes ijG.
lntants' Fine ilun Shoes 4je.
ChIidren's Pat. lip Button so
Tan Shoes for Ghildren stzes to Ii 59c
School Shoes j1c.
Misses SHOES, button, 69G.
MseSs' Tan Shoss, button Gge
Ildles' Button Pat. lip Shoes. &c.
Ldies' Fine SnONs dun or bright don.
gola, 10 styleg to select from $50.
Ladies' oxford lies black OF tau ilc.
Boys Luce Shoes. i6c.
Mrn's Shoes. lace or cong, all style
tors use.
Mems Tan Shoes QSC,
ladies' Serge auppeIs 80.
Our SUCCESS HASN'T turned our hea Is
We 20 right along glyiu4. you tiie most re.
mhfhhble lntEaiaN evct hcaid uf ana we
propose to itEht II OFT on th'5 iiue
whether the uther dnirri Ike il or not.
Basuro OF the night ptlGe. BlOOmar's,
Yellow Front III K,ug street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Sometimes

Those wonderful low prices for wonder.
fully line goods don't materlallze when
you go to see them, especially so In foot
wear. 1t takes good buying and selling
facilities to make really low prices such
NJ we have. A good many people, we are
glad to say, are finding out The fact that
our store Is good place to leave their
shoe money, because our shoes are up to
the best notch Of quality and prices less
thaI usually asked for the same quality
at many storos. We can fix the boys and
girls 10 nlce b ack or tan shoes at very
Reasonable prIoee. We have them in both
laos and button and In a variety of styles.
Eorman's 10 East Fourth street, between
Market md King
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Bo,nsnna " itnc.s 10 Not saree.

In Superior Court yesterday afternoon
Mr.. Richardson again weLt on tire stand.
and testified that 10 per cent. OF the sala-
ries OF II. T. and A. ID. Warner, who each
receive IS 90 year WAS charged to the
mortar account. They received the same
salary before the establishing of the
mortar plant. The witness was asked
why the price of sand had been reduced
from TO cents per pound. He said the
reduction was made OH the order OF A. y.
Warner. Witness eaid lie had an idea why
tie order was Issued but he would not
state 1t. Tho books OF the company did
not show the reduction.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

You have Clothes
and Hats and Shoes
TO buy and then
there are other
wear things you
need. You must
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
ssrsIrrr I, st rtsph en,..

The Raw. 0. l. Fry s6h OF tho Rev.
Jacob Fry, D, D.. one Of the professors at
the Lutheran Theological Seminary at
NJ. Airy, Philadelphia will occupy the
pulpit Of st. Stephens Lutheran Church,
on Tatnall street above Seventh. to NOR
pastor OF the church of the Holy Trinity,
Lancaster. Pa. which is not only one OF
the oldest Lutheran churches In this
country, but one of tho most nourlshlng.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Merry Younu People,

A nnrty OF OF young people Including
Missos Mary p, Lucy, Blanche and Ada
Cochran, Ed til Deirlels IN and Mabel
Paryis of AIiddlstown. Miss Wells OF
Wyhicng Pa, Miss Clark, of Delaware
City. Mi. Gregg Of Philadelphia, L. r,
Cochran Jr W. Il Reynolds, Dr. J. a. Stiles,
Sylvester Townsend, George Townsend
and Clarence Il. CLAYTON, OF Middletown
spout Inst evening ct Fort Penn. where
river,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Another inaustry 10 Locate Here.

The Tally n-rop Sales Book Co. now
located in Philadelphia, will remove their
factory to our city In a !ow days. The
head Of tine firm, slr. Shoup, has already
purchased residence at the corner OF
Delaware avenue and Rodney street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
TooE rho urany IIar.c.

William Davidson and his employees
have been in tha nablt OF going TO the
livery stable and taking out the horse be-
longing to W. y. Cloud. The other day
one of the mon, Charles Groves wentto
the stable and took tie hoise. Ga return
Ing he was arrested on the charge OF
driving off Il hoise without permission.
The wrong horse was in the right stall.
Magistrate Kelley dis missed the case.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Honest Labor t:nin. A Man,

From the Evening Journal
And 80 Chairman Bach has gone into the
insurance business! Ii ho could only be-
come the beneficiary Of a 100000 risk on
the life Of the Republican party OF Della
ware, what rich man he would be in
short trms. By the retirement of MIR Bach
from politics tue political field loses all
Interesting uud unique figure aud tile
world of honest labor gains a man who
will be an earnest and iudofatlgablo work
ar
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Cows Ger i'm front ota Car.

The passengers aboard Riverylew car
No. lis last mlRht got shaking up which
they viii not soon forget. At II point be.
tween RIyerview ana Sbellpot several
cows iumped in front OF The ear. aud had
not the lnotoi man stopped when be did
the Gows would have been struck and the
car thrown from tho track. In the sudden
stopping the passengers received their
shaking.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
IlccIinn lhl. Ancrnonn.

TIE election for members of the school
Board tuRes place this afternoon In
Twelve wards OF the CITY One member
frob each ward will be- elected to serys a
term OF four yeais each. Only two ladies
are running and they are in the Third aud
Fifth wards,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
AIIisocroif's aIiIi..

cruiC- AlI!ls to nay Tor the b5frrCae of
consulting the ownrrs In reference TO
MaNlvB improvements NJ the IN. IL. MIR.
Gru1b stated hu was surHris,d attAs
eieAniiHass of the mills. Oyes6lJ hands
afe emrlpJad there ~ present aud two
fprgss HTg at work.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
si7a " orta.l % .oN. ror s3 CONS.

We have exclusively and positively the
oh }apeat line Of paper back books in the
cit Seyon 25-1cnt bookn for % cante.
" have % cent boxes OF papsr Tor 10 and
10 cents. We nave the hargHlns That set
= a. It, Come aud zee us. UaylsN Co. No.
Bl3 Market stree. LOOK at The books in
our widow
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Iciepl,nn.. Cnt Our,

Marcus HOOK. Pa, The oldest town In
Pennsylvania. is cut off from the outside
word on account OF its Borough Council
imposing tax on Telegraph and telepnunR
poles Of II each ana 1850 per mlo Tor
wire.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

Mrs Joff Cailan lie visiting her parents,
MIR and Mrs. Louis Hammers. The three
will leave on Monday for Bridgeport,
ohm where they will spend week.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Children. nnxnt A.hur,.

The Children's Day service Will be OBJ.
served at Asbury NJ. Il. Church to.mor-
Evw. Tne program. The Golden Gates"
will be rendered at p. III, The church s
Beautifully decorated aud the exercises
yiLeu
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
ncIixcr IN aIIycr.

Mr.. Harry McLear says he Is silver
man, and he believes we will mover have
prosperous or good times again In this
country until the country comes back TO
al parity between fgold and silver; that
the good timea has not yet reached our
city TO any great extent although tho
most OF our manufactorle5 are fairly
busy with others,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

Mr.. William Lackey, while walking
nlong the Brandywine last evening, caught
with his hands mullet measuring over
one foot in length.
Grace NJ. L. congregation will give an
entertainment In the parsonage on Nom
dav ulpht.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
EIsnNnI.

strawberry and ies cream festival will
be held at Red Clay reek Presbyterian
Church OH Monday eveung June 10. II
stormy 1t vii! lie Continued tAe following
hyeulnG. All are invited. froceads for
she benefit OF the Su0Dlth -euDol.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Cealrnl -nnAnY .ch roI. !.

Central Presbyterian Sunday School
will observe Children's Day with twilight
services tomorrow evening at u. 40 O'Clock.
There will bs special music and Interest,"
Ing exercises by the school and an adj
dress by Chief Justice Charles d. Ehre.
Ali who desire TO attend will be made
welU0me.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Ia.r-e zfpIru.

A fine iorae owned by SPEAKER II. II
McMullsn of the tlOuse of representa-
tTes &as Stolen In GhristiHni walls the.
driver a Gulo.ed man. WIS Waiting his
HweetAeurt, leaving the team hltcaed out.
aide.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

Master Burton. Of ueoraetown, Sussex
county, has accepted a posltlop et PaFRer's
saloon. No. 3 East Second street, and win
soon be u luli fiedaed barber.
Mr.. Evaus OF Dover 10 pssslug q lew
days with ftisnds In our oity.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
A Tnl,yl,o t,,trty.

William s.. Tangu ~. Snmu9l j Murphy,
Joseph irX Audrow I.aynor Andrew
TrOv r.J.nes Fox and Lewis Fell return.
ed hos Q ai5 n.ght from Oxford. Pa,
where they went on taily-ho party
Thursday afternoon. They drove four
hoTsus. Tie srlp was thoroughly en jcyed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
psuslon. Il, Col. MnIn,,rlunt.

Anna NJ. Valentine. George W. Dennis,
James L. Hawkins, John McCulIohgh.
Widows pensions secured In from 40 to
80 days Rejected, reduced and dropped
pensions re- % pened allowed and restored.
All soldiers and soldiers widows should
see Col. Wainwright about their claims.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
IN, gtocI, Marker,

The stock market was firm. but dull,
almost am ouniing to stagnaUion this
morning. The bank statement was q
fairly good one. Tennesss coal and iron
had Jump Of nearly two cents.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
To ,eenrn tie ci.ri.,inl,n.

The Board OF rrade IA engaged In tho
collection OF rnnlnleT cii statistics to
back Engineer w linn H Smith in his
ehnrts o procure from Congress an ap.
pronrIatlon to deepen lns , h:istlana TO 20
feet at low wafer from tn, mouth dis
tanc of three miiOs
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Ear n Days Pleasure.

Epworth Sunday School accompanied
by Wesley Sunday School will give their
annual excursion next Wednesday. June
18th. to Woodland Beach. Oh steamer
Clyde. music by the First iiegimont BHnd.
Leave King street wharf, 7 Il. IN. For a
good days pleasure don't miss this trip,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
HOOPER ANOOisE p; 5':;:: #:::$:: s.;:;::
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
UIiAiD s. COMPANY.
IIHnlIer- nHd TgrnlNers.

Investment aud Securities yIeIdip,
from tn per ceut
oriers Tor tho purchase anl sale OF
stocks and Bomi3un Co uu1ssiOu axuuut-
ed at ali the STOCK CXcin,Ggs5
Private telegraph Hiru3 to New YORK
Philadelphia. Boston aul Chicago.
Foreign Drafts AMI Lu,ter4 OF Credit ~
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

Thomas Marion, residing over Third
street bridge. lost II valuable horse watch
he hired to a friend by II being fed on
burned nay from tho stabIos OF tine VIII
miugtou Transfer Co,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
EcsIiyni nj MI LeIInnnn-

Tho festival at Mt Lebanon NJ. 4. Church
last evening" WIS quite we'll attended. and
berries. cakes aud cream were abundant
as we'll as ladtes sules, 1t Will be repeat.
ed this evening.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

The Union Cottage Prayer meeting will
be held at Brother Beatty's No. 2l5 Tat
nall street this (Saturday) evening, com.
menclng at { 45 O'Clock iedby Brother
Cox. Tho public is Invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08

E I. Waner and A. g. MoIausiand
have / % ..ssaumeulod to MY Council
by tue anlinSton 30 ard OF Trade
10 lie it,on OF Port Warden.
Coune IlI7L make the selection from
these twD names,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
Strawberries t,iut.

Tho mark ct at IL o'clock was glutted
with Strawberries and they are being sold
for what thay will bring. They will have
to he sold to-day as they will not keep
over Sunday without spolling.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-08
KImhie Held.

The Young man Kl.nble from Chester.
who was arrested yesterday on charge ot
incltlng ths riot ut Gordon Heights. was
given preliminary hearing before
Magistrate Daley aud held iu $500 ball fof
a kfulther hearing.