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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

One OF tho best doctors In Wilmington
called last Monday at my Office and ap.
piled one Of Iloke's Belts lie said, .'Some
sufiarers wanted TO know about thom. so I
am going to test one mvseis" IIast nlght
| saw him and he sald: 4 can recommend
Ing
Dr. Robert Walton of Worner5ville Pa.
nsod Il belt himself and now uses them In
hie practice
doctor from rhllndelnhla called this
morning for supporter for his wife
III. $. Ammuns of Rnadinp Pa, re-.
commends my supporter and belts In his
practice, He cnnfessea they Will cure that
which he cannot euro with medicine
hear good results daily 10 tho city of
Wilmington.
A lady on Enst Thlrtesnih street has
been a great eufeteF with nnin In her
back. BY using Iioke'J l4elL q feY days
the pain was entirely gone.
lady on Washington street has been n
sufferer with female complaints, burning
sensation al the time. by using iioka's
/ supporter few Gnvs the burning loft her
Another Indy on TatEnll street suffered
with female complaints. She was In
Philadelphia under an operation. III some
waHs II helped her, hut since she returned
she was In pain day aud night. She says
by using Hokn's Supporter she felt relof
in two hours time.
y lady on West Eleventh street is using
liokes Sapnorter. Her acquaintance see
a change They want to know what ehe
ts using.
Another Indy called this morning who
ia using Hpke's Supporter with great aue-
tess, At times she was such great eur
feror Since uetng the Supporter no pain
whatever
Mrs. John Townsend, No SOC King street
has been great sufferer, she coud not
leave her room Mt times for lG weelte had
to be carri from one room to the other
About six woeks ago she applied Hoke's
supporter, now she and Mr. rowneend hre
on the street day and night to coll the
supporter BeIta to relieve tho poor suf.
ferers,
could msEti on great many In this
city using iIohe's Appliances with reat
NJ aaal
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

SATURDAYS NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
At New York-St Louis, a3; New York,
.. AT Brooklyn Brooklyn, II; Pittsburg
4. At Boston-Boston, o; Cincinnati, s.
At Observation-Disclosures 6; Cleveland
!. At Washington - Washington, 2l;
Louisville, 4. At lphia-Philadel.
phia, 6; Chicago A.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

The Rev. VIM. P. Swartz pastor of Gen.
tInl Presbyterian Church. who has been Ill
with typhoid fever for several weeka left
this morning to spend faw days at At.
lantic City.
Mr.. II. F. Dure, wife and daughter have
returned home from Atlantic City. N, j.
st Sharps. 5l5 Madison you will iiud
the best creamery butter fresh eggs.
cheese and all kinds OF country produce
at the lowest prices.
Mr., jesse X. Baylls says he was never a
shoemaker but sushmnker by trade and
he is not ashamed OF 1t. either.
young man on welcoming Dr. JefferIs
at The meeting hold In the Weccacne en-
gine house on Friday Inst asked to be ap.
pointed his dog catcher.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Hannrnrx nernrntInn.

+
Nine. Roma Bonhenr. who has been pro.
NOTED to the grade Of officer In the Order
of the Legion OF Homer, Is tho first woman
artist to whom that distinction has been
accorded. Rosa Bonheur, who is now
Fontainebeau, in complete retirement, /,
her doors being only open to q few old
and tried friends. Her fancy for dressing
In male attire ls we'll known and rave rise
many years ago to what she afterward
described as the most hvely emotion of
her life.
liz 1855 her reputation wae made. and it
was In that year that che went to live al
Ey, y wac theIs thes ,ths Empress
breast OF the famous buS modest artisi
the eross OF the Legion OF Honor, Roso
her masculine garments aud put on .
dress when her imperial Majesty was an
nounced.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Municipal Court,

/ Jonas Heck and W, o. Greer will be OBJ.
ilged to pay 81 and costs each for being
,GruDk yesterday.
Henrietta Gunniage Withdrew the charge
OF assault and battery preferred against
her husband.
The charge OF assault alleged to have
been committed by Charles Sampson on
his wife was dismissed
The cases OF w. W. Hiexen, Harvey
Vandegrift and Frederick c. Welsh were
dismissed.
The cases Of Conductor Daniels and
Motcrman Daniels charged with culpable
neglience whereby Mrs Gonnor was In.
cured on saturday by an ele .trlc car. were
continued until Wednesday evening.
/ Frank Fisher was fined s aud costs Tor
plnyinR hnll on the strest
( Ward Boyer colored, was charged with
assault and battery on Charles Anderson
lkte was represented by Walter Hayes.
The cnse was dismissed
y George Henson, UuloTed, who has been
In custody for several days OH the charge
lof larceny at West Grove. was discharged
The case Of James p. Ratledge charged
with Interfering with an election officer
was continued until Wednesday evening,
as Mss also the case OF Henry Turner, col.
ored. charged with illegal voting lii the
First wnrd on Saturday.
lva Ayers was fined $50 and costs on the
Charge OF keeping disofderiy house on
the east Siub.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
1,nrncr Inn pr.iirnrrd

J The handsome new hall OF the Whining.
ton 1arnAemende WAS dedicated this
afternoon with imposing cerem onles
which were participated III by all the Ger.
mat societies Of the city, and which in.
.cluded speeches by Mayor SEortlldge,
President OF City Council PERKINS, III.
Auer and A. L. Meise OF fhlladeluhia.
tho dallcatOry exercises wore preceded
by street parade which was mnr5hailed
b, Emit Mauer. HE assistants were
lAichcrt Foulk and William Schmitz The
lina was made up of all the Ger man socie.
ties ol tho city and turner's from Newark
an Camden N. j., and Philadelphia in
ali numbering about 100 men.
Bfl mayor and other officials totned the
4 ar uiih ~ the city Hail. Upon arriv-
Ing at Tho hall Henry Feldmeir handed The
key To Joseph Kymskta and The process
sit ter4d the building Following tie
Rpteeh making there was a gymastic en-.
ttertainmpni. To night concert aud ball
will be held in the new hall.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Frli Three .s,or,c.

Jacob the 8 year old son of Lewis
Brown of No. 3lS East Second street fell
from the third story OF his home yester.
day afternoon but escaped fatal Injury al.
though being injured internally jacob
had leaned too lar out OF tho window
lost his balance and fell headong to the
pavement below. BY striking u shuttor
thc fall was broken and tnis was the only
reason Lo was not Instantly killed,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Deaths Recor,led.

The following deaths were recorded at
the Board OF Heath office TO day:
Sylvester R!anIdna aged is 5i4 Stephens
street, Camden. n. j,
ldlss II. Driver. aged 61at the Rltten.
house. Philadelphia. Miss Driver will pe
buried ut MiIdletown.
Mrs, Catll4rine Mills. aged 81. June /, ut
iii Conrad straet
Charles W. Gem, Juno 5. son OF Isaao
N. Gem, l6 Buena Vista street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
cay,, AZ 4,,nn,,..

The underalgned returna bis thanks to
tho mem bers Of tho Wilmington Male.
able Iron Company. and also to the EN-.
loyeas OF sald Company. for tho Interest
and sympathy manifested by them in the
death of his son, James Henry Boyd. who
lost his life through the bursting of the
emory wheel In said establishment on
Friday, May 81. 1895. The fiowers pre-.
sent.d on the occasion OF tho funeral on
Sunday afternoon were very appropriate
and impressive. and the services conduct,
ed by Rev. Mr., iIendricks were well cal.
culated o make tho sad accident one that
will never be forgotten.
JAMES A. BoYp.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

Seems as If Mea'e's M ore
nun one site 10 an ice
dea:g. .ash yoltr 5cemun
as he S1plmgS sm 1oaea'
chWnh Of ice. He'W Lel1
Y0W RSS is as hoI q .I0b
as summer TRIMS. Tie
steam oW lie Sce 60llS
h2W.
YOU'VE been envying him as
| long as you saw the erys-
tai ice bank at his back, haven't
you? Don't co it again. An
hour of experience and you'd
pity him.
Not the ice house, not the
underground cave, not getting
down a well, but Thin Clothing
is the prescription of civiliza-
ton for hot weather. Nature
endorses it. It's only a ques.
ton of getting your moneys
worth.
An All.wool Serge Suit, half
or full lined, Blues, Blacks,
Greys and Steels, s9, $40 and
$l2.
An All,wool Serge Coat and
Vest, without lining, Blue or
Black, s..
An All.wool Serge Coat. with.
out lining, $3.50.
An All-wool Black or Blue
Cheviot Coat and Vest, $3.50,
Coat alone 81. so.
Black Alpaca Coats, Sl.25,
Sl.50, 81, $3.50, some cut ex-
ira long.
Duck Trousers, white and
stripe, 81 and $,1.25,
Office Coats, % cts. ard so
cts.
Gauze underwear, Negliget
Shirts, Leather Belts.
/
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
senntor Itrtce a, Ne,ynnrt.

WASHINGTON, June lit is understood
that Senator Brice, OF Ohio, has rented the
beautiful Beauleau. the summer villa OF
William Waldorf Astor, at Newport. II. l..
FOR the summer. Ihe Is the first time the
house has been occupied in five years.
Mrs, George Gould made an offer for the
house early in the season, but 1t was not
accepted,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
.Ies>np IS, moore ,:et the verdict

In superior Court this morning Willard
salisbury concluded his argument for u
non suit i'll the case of Thomas ]. Day We.
tho jesFup Il Moore Paper Company and
the court directed the iuryto return a
verdict in favor OF the defendant com.
pany, 1t contending that as 10 second
contract had been entered Into the com.
pany was not liable. Court adjourned
until tomorrow morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Mr.clexelnnd nnd uer Chlldrnn.

WASHINGTON. June Mrs. Cleveland
and the children are expected to leave
Woodley their country home near
Washington. In few days for Gray
Gables, as tho sudden approach OF hot
weather will necessltate her departure
with little delay. Mrs. Cleveland will
probably GO via New York. sailing thence
on the steam Yacht Oneida. as in former
Saasoua
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
The weather.

Tomorrow promises to be fail
and rather cooler. with thunder storms Ii
different sections. Wednesday fair &c
partly cloudy. with slight tenn petaturt
changes.
THE TEMPERATURE,
Tho therm ometer at the REPUBLICAN
Office to-day;
7c'ulock. 10 o'clock. o'clock.
76 81 95
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
FOURTH EDITION
INJURED ON THE TRACK.
Two colored Men Found Injured
On the Railroad Track.

I John Quincy Adams. a well known color.
cd man OF New Castle on Saturday came
10 this city. He was under tho influence
OF drink and returned To New Castle,
when he had some angry words with
colufed woman.
ABOUT 1.3o o'clock yesterday morning
he as seen going out South street In that
\ city.
Wien the Norfolk express arrived near
Aivan Alien's place the engineer noticed
The body OF man lying on the track.
They picked him p and found that he
WINS unconscious aud that he had been In
1ured around the head. He was taken to
this city aud afterwards removed to the
almehouse. At noon to-day he was atili
/ unconscious at the almshouse Yester-
day morning colored man had his left
arm cut of ut the elbow b J train at Del.
mar.
lie had been d. mixing and went to sleep
Oh tile railroad tracks. Drs. Ellegood and
Lewis were summoned anl amputated
another portion OF the arm. He was re.
! moved to this city about noon yesterday
!, ard taken to the Delaware Hospital.
Detective Jonee today In speaking of
Adams case said 1t was peculiar from the
fact that lhs blood on his hair was all
dotted. When found he had a whisky
bottle by his side. lie has no hopes OF
his recovery.
Whnt They say.
The loss OF Wilmington, Del. to the
Republicans Is directly duo To Addlcks-
fcm. NORTH American.
: The political revolution In Wilmington
where the Democrats have elected the
Mayor and secured control of the entire
City government for the first time In
many years, Is not 80 much u Democratic
victory as Republican defeat. The Re.
ipuhlicans contributed to the Dem ocra tic
success chiefly by staying at home be-
cause OF their disgust with the leadership
OF their own party, and the Democrats
khus won victory by the consent of
their opponents.
/ The Republican defeat in Wilmington
appears as the maGRots of Addicksism
From tire time that the Republican lead.
ere OF Delaware permitted Mr.. Addicks
10 enter the contest for United Stat ss
senator with a view OF ostsntatioualy
purchasing victory for the party, Ra-
PUBLICAN Legislature and seat In the
tUnttcd Statas Senate for himself, they
ttainted the Republican organization with
fraud and the poison has goLe to Its
,vltals. s.--Philadephia Times.
The fact that Wilmington has gone
Democratic Is another evidence OF the
benetieent effect of the rule or ruin pol,
10y OF Eastman Addlrks.-Philadelph lphia
Press.
The Dem oerats have made a clean
sweep in Wilmington tor the first time In
delaware, the apportlonment tlasco In
this State, and the holding up of tGunloi.
pal reform measures In New York all
point TO the same lesson-thRt tho only
recourse for the people when they want
anything done Is to turn the job over to
the old reliable Democratic party.-Pnila
delphla Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
.,yorco,ne byIhc Hand.

One OF the horses OF Mr.. William u.
Frank, grocer. No. 500 King street. WIS
almost overcome by tina heat on Satur-
day afternoon. 1t was driven to the
stable end veterinary surgeon summon.
ed, who soon hRd the horse eating hts
supper. This Is hard weather on the
horses and care should be exercised in
driving them In The hot sun.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
an Hand. Pointing

TO the Great Manufacturers Sale OF MEMS
HOt and Gutl ren + JloIhtuP now going IN
NJ No. X Mhrktt stFcst. 10 those who Lave
not as yet visited this greal sale ut Pine
Clothing hal hGtter do so u once. while the
stock Is yet complete, Remember, We stay
lar only u short time. Therefore come ut
once and get Il tlue spring Stitf id oun-tlI rd
The price that you would pay at other stores
Prices luwOt than ever. MUn's eeg tnt Spring
OSereeat5 nj = II. Mems business SuitS s3.55,
worth ~. stlt's Suts tItt. wos tit si2. Mgn's
elegant clay NurHtel Butts az s5 ~ worth so
Mems eleBhht Black AID Blue GheyIut suits
OF ~ ~, worth $lA McHss Cashmere Suits at
II 20, worth tl3 O. Boys cleItnt SutB at 61e
aud IL, worth - 80. Bows ) ulls 81 a. ~. Z 4S.
worth from 81 - to 50. Thousand Ol Mems
Iieayy Wori'ng Pants al 5ac, Elegant Ga4s.
mere pants ut a1C worth - 10. Fine Dress
Pants 81 ", worth 81. ifo presa Pants s.
worth 3D. Chttdrcn7B Jersey anu Velvet suits
al lessthau eo4l OF tue goods, SpriHG over
s5tb worth ilI Elegant Imported Serge
SUITS ut Il -, worth std lupf IA ldren " ash
Suits at iac Thousands uI other bargains
Eoi,t buy afloiar5 w0r h Of eiolatns any
Where" hut UoWe hero first lud convince your
htit tint what Id here aIvRft eoi are tAeta be-
Eond dispute Thousands OF GhtidrHu's Il uen
Pants at lac per PAIN Lots 1t CoRts aud
Vests R8d odd Vests at Hero triiias and
n.any other Immense bar2.in8 Come and
sec them, Costs nothing to niSreGt. Bt very
ehreihi Hnd make no mtshuSe Eo1k for
are iil the liRat plHee. Lear n mimi theUe
AFRO no branch 81 res connected with This
wonderful shEe Of hlRh-tiass elothtuE a
chlncu for such wonderful bargains UeCuTs
only 6nce ia lte time III 22S iiarserI
~tfeei Wilmington, Del. Car fare allowed
70 all purchasers living outside Of ihe city
During tItsE Ercat sAto clothing AT rptnl,
Tile Slose will Fenlain open frotn 5 In tie
IuorninT unit t5a mt4ht. saturday until ~
OButs, HtuHiant. all lgo53s sold at piiSiue:
no auction, GEHGet Army suits, with TWO
sGt- Of buttons, al ~ ~ md j. 30 See
Il al you get Inth@ rtght 9tore. Loo. for tDe
number =2s before aiIteF ing.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
l.erIure ut AshurY.

Rev. Demetrlus Elias Vishenorff of
Thessalofica u convent from the Greek
Church In Masadona will deliver a lecture
In Asbury NJ. Z. Church this evening ut s
O'clock. Mr., Visheuorff will tell OF his
conversion and appear In native costume
This is great opportunity for the peopl 0
and none should fall to hear him. Admis.
sion free.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
j A IN ES' f;:5: $$i: s;:;:. 's'i s''i
hourS,
Vary annd snhstI1uta

For kalsomine. wall PAPER and white wash
Is plastico. Similar to kalsomine, it Is a
dry powder to be mixod with water, but
superior to 1t In many ways. Coat upon
coat may be applied. 1t will not rub or
peel off. James III. Bryan, 1O7 West Sth
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
tIorsc IrIi.

While a colored mhn was driving a
horse attached 10 u sulky down Market
street this morning, 1t slipped and fell
While turning sixth street toward Shipley
street, throwing tho colorsd driver out,
who fortunately landod up1n his feet.
The horse got upon Its feet without sus.
tainlug any damage.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Warrnot. for Elcc,Iou Oirlcer,.

James p. Ratledge this afternoon will
swear out "a warrant for the arrest of
Clarence Forward for assaultlng him at
the Twelfth ward polls. Saturday after.
noon. Warrants will also he sworn out
for Arthur MoDermott and James /. Ear.
ley for alleged violation of the election
lava
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
GnnYnr,i,,r the Notc

Tho Board OF Canvass this afternoon
went over the vote OF the election. There
were but few changes In the figures given
In tho c0lumns The election OF Joseph
K, Adams ls assured,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
unptur,daI I.iznrd.

A lizard four inches long was caught by
J. Levin Cayender ut Tenth and Market
streets last night This reptile Is seldom
heard OF IN this section of the country,
and the only way It's presence can be ac.
counted t0r ls by being carried here by
the storm Of wind IND rain which came
from The north In the early evening. The
reptile will be preserved by Mr. Gavender.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Chr Traffic behaved.

feed wire OF the Electric Company
fell across the trolley wire at Fourth ard
Market streets about II o'clock last night
and burned out a dynamo at the statl on
OF the city railway company, delaying
traffic on The Delaware avenue line for
one hour.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Guardians Appointed,

Chancellor Wolcotr this morning ap.
pointed the Equitable Guarantee and
Trust Company guardian of Lillian L.,
Annie =. and Sherman Collins and Harry
L.. Jackson OF Herbert W. jackson,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Iioutp pic,,cd h,

Captain John X. Sullivan, foot OF Mar
ket street, adYortIsas Tor tho owner of
gawl beat which he picked lp la the Della.
WAR rivet nboTe Gha ater, Ia, on the 10Th
of NAV
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Referee ir.ai.

This morning before j. }. Smith, Samuel
Murphy. ST.. and Truman Wallace referses,
In Magistrate kelley's office Heald IL Co.
recovered from q lrrett S. Smith $50 for
work done Iha attorneys IN the case
wele Messrs. q. l.. Ward and Byrne.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
IaIla.er tlm,, : ..nllrrrt.

] Helen Beatrice Reed, Harp Solost. who
has heel secured by the Fulmer cub TO
Apg JGua itA Ia tie Grand Opera Houe e
10 Suipist CT national Fame Having
ipeltormed In come OF our largest cities,
ndiss Heed cames very highly recommend
,the most severe oritite.
,Tiekets now on sale at BradHelas. $50
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
QUOTATIONS. ...
r.. Reported by
HEALD 81 COMPANY,
Bankers AMI brokers.
Seyenth aud hIurltst 9t,aa,

Seventh and HurKbt Stfeets
Investment and Seeuritia, yleIdin,
from to 7 per cent
orders for tho purchase ami sale of
stocks and Boudso on Com ,nlss.on axeout
ed Mt all the sioux eychangel
Private telegraph wires to Now YORK.
Philadelphia, boston and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Letters Of Credit -
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
IIucl, rnrt,.

About twenty young people from this
city tuck haok Ilde yesterday to the
hoae OF Frederick Bnrtch Eraudywine
hrnhfed, where they spent a delightful
tlme, Two young girls walled
from Shalipot to the house and their
dresses were sight to behold.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
The Directory War.

In the United States Court to-day before
Judge Wales the adjourned hearing Of the
Costa. Barry trial was postponed until
next Monday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

The electric light cable over Third street
bridge which broke last ght was re-
paired to-day and South Wilmington once
more will have light.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
4 Iannil sIInNHnr

Quito heavy shower of rain pass ed
over our city on sunday evening 1t
saamed tn he pratty EenerAl, and perhap
visited every part OF our state. lhe
wind tpro oil tito limbs OF many trees In
etterent ibeatloHs, but we have not heard
OF any selLnus lamn.ge having been don O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
l,ncl, ON the E,ert,on,

Chairman Bach attributes the defeat to
indifference. lie said the Republicans
were dlsgusted. Itey thought 1t not
worth the while to vote III Delaware, The
effective work OF the Democrats in the
Fifth, Sixth aud Twelfth ward tells the
tale Itself. IT those wards many color6d
voters who eouldnot be induced to vote
thu lemoeratlc ticket were paid to re-
main ut home.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
isn Early Morning i.I,ye.

A slight fire In the house No ll0s Pas
ture street, occupied by A. Kerpey. called
out the district engines shortly kefore 8
O'Clock this morning. The loss Wa4Rct
exceed $50.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Ce,lar Wall Con,ie unni,

Building Inspector Grubb to-day issued
n permit TO A. s. Reed ani Brother Com.
pany for alterations to building at Tenth
ami Shlpley streets,
He also condemned the cellar wall Of
Saa Madison Rtrnet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
THE LADIES,

The pleasant effect anu perfect safety
which ladies' may use the California liquid
laxative, syrup of Figs. under all condi-
tions makes it their favorlte remedy. 10
get the true and genuine article, look for
the name OF the California Fig Syrup Co.,
printed near the bottom OF tile package.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

The ladies Of Oak Hill will hold straw
berry festival on the green at the school
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
Pensioners
CnbIa nennircd

Call on Magistrate Daley, No. 5 West
Seventh street, and havo your pension
vouchers executed.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

Rev. Father Bradford of st. Josephts
Church is reported 10 bo out OF danger.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03

ptUKEn Up AnRiRr-A yachts yawl
l. boat. Owne? can hnvn BY calling On
unlCrSguGa uRi pay sHg expenses. Cuptuiu
John IL. sullivan. ARIEGt street wharf, w Ii
miHEt n, bel, i3-l0t,
T DST On Saturday eFc.fing wat IN
IL chhln In getHg from very Evening Ol.
lice TO tlh aud raHtsiiH sire t. y reward #
lett at iUG franklin street. jI.It-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
BASE BALL NEWS.

TThis column will be devoted TO Baso BAH
news AL news ooncernlnT tho clubs Ia res
speciality solicited. Address all eonlmuni-
entions TO "Base Ball Editor" Kepnblican
oiIioel
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-03
LpoAh gU0rArIoNs
an ermpmrtrlenl Itccnrll.

us. DEP EPARTMESr OF AGRICULTURE
WEATHER BunESu orpiCE
BALTIMORE. Nh. EJune 8,
The tahls below gives tie tsmpsra.
ture and the state OF the weather at j
o. ~, to-day ut tho stations namoQ