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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
SEALING WAX.
Som. Intere:....ssss gsss: sst2 Its Make
Color and Feshion.


1t rs singular enough that the oldest
known printed recipe for making COM
mon scaling wax, published at Augsburg
in 1879, descrlbes tho pse Ct eimosc tho
same Ingredients as those at Present ein
ployed Rosln, the whitest that can DO
obtained, venice turpentine and vermh-
ION are the oomp6hents For black wax
lampblaek is to bo added; for blue wax,
smalt, and for yellow, orpiment. When
sealing wax was more widely used than is
the ease at present, scented wax was an
article frequently on sale at fancy station
ers, but in this epoch of foyerish impa-
tience and hurry, although our Gallo
neighbors may have their scaling wax code
with different slgnifcation for each
color, we rarely go beyond the employ.
ment Of black wax for announcements OF
funereal and mortuary kind and OF red
wax for business letters. On tho whole,
1t may be said of sealing wax as of quill
pens-ninc out of ten prefer steel pen to
q quill one and about tho Same proper
tion prefer using gunlned envelope to
tho trouble of scaling letter with wax.
Before the introduction of tho penny
post envelopes were rarely used because
extra postage was charged for every paper
inclosed in another, and for years after
ward four page quarto letter was folded
SO as to be self contained When envelopes
were first sold, they were not gummed, 81
sealing wax was used. When such letter
| went across the equator, mostly in sailing
vessels the wax used to run and stick al
tho letters together, especially when tn
ship "got into the doldrums, and frizzlet
becalmed near the equator for days at
stretch. 1t isquite within modern memor.
when postage stamps were first perforated
Before that they had to be cut apart wit
scissors or a knife or to be torn from tn
sheet to the disadvantage of u clumsy ol
orator. Tho little disks called waters
seem to hayo gone right out of fashion,
Stationer and Printer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
ncnd npd dInIEunN,.n.

Tho hody Of an unknown drowned man.
who undoubtedly came TO his death while
in nm Intoxicated condition was found in
tho Delaware River OF Gordon Heights
yesterday morning. The body was first
seen 10y the pussengera aboard tho steamer
Rrnudywiue WHO notified the captain and
lie the superintendent at tue river resort.
a hoat was procured and tho body towed
ashore.
Tho body is that of white man who
was about 80 Years Of ago. lie weighed
over 200 pounds and had full beard aud
mustuche. In II pocket was found part,
Is emptied vhiskey flask lie wore dark
clolhes, White shlr but 10 collar. There
was nothing fonEd on him which would
lead to identiica don from the appear.
unce " tho body 1t must have been IN tho
water several = beks. a jury determined
the Cnuse of death as drowning but under
unknown cIrcums tanCes.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
HIS ART TOO REAL.
Young SaIvini Given a Dose of His OWE
Medicine with Good Results.

Young SaIyini Given q Dose of His Own
Medicine with Good Results.
Alexander Salvini, or Young Salvini,
as he is more popularly known, is an actor
who endc.yors to identify himself as much
MS posslblc with whatever character hc as
sumes
In consequence he has been known to
work up his enthusiasm to such an extent
Mt various times during his performances
that positive danger both to himself ana
those who happened to be nenr him was
immincnt. In his extensive repertory
there Is no character he delights to assume
more than that of Philippe d 'Artagnan in
Dumas "Threc Guardsmen."
One night while playing this role before
a large audience, his enthusiasm got the
better of his Judgment, and in ono oil the
scenes where he Is supposed to engage In n
conflict he mndo several vicious lunges
with his sword mt his antagonist ami sue
ceeded in wounding him severely His op-
ponent, William Redmund, seeing that tho
young actor had lost his head, quickly put
himself en- the defensive, and, lunging
back at him, gave him severe wound
near his right eye so that the sight OF that
optic was impaired for the time being.
Tho wound quickly brought the young
actor to his senses and prevented what
might have been u genuine tragedy. Hl
apologized humbly to Mr.. Redmund and
promised to place a restraint on his emo
tions when so engaged in future.-NoW
| York Dispatch.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Prrnchers, NieetinR.

Rev. W. G. Conway conducted devotion
al exercises at the opening OF tho nesting
of the Preachers Association this morn.
ing Current events were discussed by
Presiding Elder Barrett, Rsv5. }. IL. How.
ard, L. f. Terry. Robert Watt, /. B. Short.
Asbury Burke. W. 7. Taylor and ". w.
Sharpe.
h. i. Howard appeared before the meet.
Ing and introduced the Normal Bible
Studies and chart by Mrs. Lottie 1. Brock
son, Blackbird.
g. Rev. l.. W. Layiieil read the call OF the
women OF the different churches Tor a
meeting to be held in st. Puufs Church
next Saturday evening to consider the
best way to raise sufficient funds to pay
of the debt OF EpwOrth Church. Rev.
W. &, Rooms will present paper at the
next meeting,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
nni-nt Mnrsi.nIltnn.

Tho tent meetings at Mnlshallton. being
held by the Holiness Christian Association
are Increasing in interest, Elder q q.
brown Of indiana preached to cougre.
cation of several hundred people last
night ard wns listened to with great ln-
terrsl. EE,pr BIuwr'5 manner Of preaGh'
ing was revelation TO the people being
mot with enticing words OF mans wis
dom hut In demonstration ol the spirit
and OF power
Presiding Elder Rev. Jonas Trumhauer.
well known IN this city, Ia in charge of
the work and Is AN inspiration to every
eeryich. In attending those ineotinEs one
cannot help but say truly this Is curly
hethodsm revived" lhe chief theme is
'holiGess of heart and separation from
the world" services every night ut 151.
An day me4tinK Wednesday, Juno Il.
train caves Market street station Il. y O.
for Mbrshullton ut 1918 II. IN. return from
ktlmGuSl at 5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
c,,,dreu,s bay and ESeursion.

A most beautiful and auccessful Chill.
tlrcn's Day service was held ut Union NJ.
Z. Church yesterday. In the morning
tie pastor preached on The Education
Of the Young" Tho Sunday school made
an Offering OF $40 for Christian Education.
7.45, the Chiidren's Day service entitled
ssThe Golden Gate" wes rendered most
sffectiyely. The arch with Its flowers and
Is electric lights was a most pleasing
spectacle, tile voices OF the young people
particulurly were clear and distinct, the
music was sweeliy sung, and all were de.
lighted. Hundreds OF people were turned
away. as the church wac crowded a little
after O'clock. The collection for the day
amounted to Sl40, and the whole day Will
long oe remembered.
Union Sunday school goes on its oxcur-
slon to Woodland Beach tomorrow.
(Tuesday) June II. Great preparations
are being made to give al! who go grand
day. The Epworth League Will conuuota a
',floating bazaar' on tins boat, where luhch
will nc served and toys, fIult, Ice cream,
coffee, ETC., may be purchased. A great
host OF young men are going. many OF
whom will participate in base bali at the
grounds. Games of various kinds VIII %
played OH the boat and all may look LOT :
great day. Get to the bont. foot OIL Aihg
Street, to morrow morning by oo,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Iupc Drop m Peaches.

Tho June drop" OF peaches has been
gong on for several days. One OF Its
strange features ls that the Troth variety
which is very hardy and one OF tho best to
hold on. has shei the most OF Its fruit.
Such a. least, Is the case in number OF
orcnars ueor Milford.
The curculio Is nj work punctnring the
young fruit which Is one of tho causes OF
the June drop" Another is that many
trees are so loaded with fruit that all
could not be matursd, and nature cuts OF
the weakest. Some Of the orchards here
abouts ors 60 full that they can wall spare
two.thirds or three-loulihs Of the trult
now on the trese, while others range from
no frait at all to half enough for crop.
The young fruit Is growing rapidly. aud Ia
as largo as the end of one . thumb.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
s,cs,sI. Mn, vupa pond. Awarded.

The proposals. for tho sl25,ooo sinking
fund ipan were opened at the Office oil CITY
Treasurer Adams at noon to-day and the
bonds secured by the Security Trust aud
Safe bspoalt Company, thepy Being the
highest btiler. Ihe amount was sios.75
or siSs, 9S7 81 Tor the aggregqte amount,
Theve were twelve othst bidders, many
being from Philadelphia and NaN York.
Tho bonds were Issued by authority OF an
act OF the Legislature. approved by City
Councll, the proceeds to be used By the
Street and Sewer Department.
Tho loan will bear interest at the rate OF
per cent. annually on tho first days Of
April aud Ootob5r In each year and ls re-
dcemablo as follows:
Q Series 1856 October 1, 9o3. 5000; series
1877, April /, 1923. S55. $50; series 13S, Octo'
ber /. 1923. s57 800; series l39. April l. 1924.
81, l5O.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
The Hainncs Of Oar stock VIII bo Sold nj
What Scarcely Con be Called Priccs.

Asoursoo 81 ef Is getting N"' We Sud nd.
Wise all !, tse in need OF Spring and INNER
Clothings o call at once Rt the Great Manu-.
fucturer aSale. 2s6 Market sire ct, and httire
yourself t oue.thild tho price charged by
other sto es.
Prices lower than ever. Mems elegant Spring
Uvercoats at 81 20. Mems business uits s5'bo
worth tp Mems suits 81 81. worth si2. Mems
elegant Clay Worsted Butts at 80 90, worth ssO
Meme elegant Black and Biue Chcviot suits
ut q 30. worth fla Mems Cashmere suits at
~ 20 worth tl3 o. boys elegant suite az o1S
and u. worth % 80. boys Suits " ". y; ~ -
wCtth from 81 IS to 80. Thousands of Mems
Heavy Working Pants at SIC. Elegant Cassi.
mere Pants ut a0c worth So 80. Fine Dress
Pants 81 50. worth 81. Fine Dress Pants ~
worth 81. Chilurcn's Jersey ana Velvet Sulta
NJ lest than cost of tho goods. Spring over
coats at your own price. Fine serge suats Ht
Suits at AZ 20. worth Sl1. 100 Childrens wash
suits at 29c. Thousands Of other bargains.
! Iout buy dollars wor h OF clothing any
where but cone here hrst and convince your
| sell that what is here advertised are facts be-
| ynnd dispute Thousands OF Childrcns 8 hneo
| Pants ut iSc per phir. Lots OF Goats Rnd
| Vests aud odd Vests Mt Il mere trihe. anu
REQ them. Costs nothing TO inspect. Be very
| careful and make no mistake LOOK lor
| number 22s Market street. and be sure you
| are In the right place. Bear in mind there
hre no branch stores connected win inns
| wonderful sale of hiRh-clas5 clothing
| chance for such wonderful bargains occurs
| only once In n lite ttno ut 2SS hnrket
| street. Wilmington. Del -.
P, All goods sold at private: no auction open
| evenings until 0. Saturday until II. see tlh'
| you get In the right store. Look Tor the mum
Der s.s. before entering.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
|EOuRTH edition
xouNa WOMAN GROUND TO PiEoEs.
Mn. Annie olsavss of This clry Rnn Down
at stanton.

Miss Annie Clsavss. Of No. ss2 Walnut
street, was run down and ground to pieces
al stanton last night by the p, w. u y.
Railroad train leaving this city at $40
O'Clock. The remains OF the unfortunate
Young woman were gathered up In u
basket and taken to the home oil her
uncle, whom she had been visiting during
the day.
Mas Cleayes had attended the Stanton
NJ. Il. Church In the evening and was on
her way to her uncle's home IN company
with Harry Cleaves when sheslos her life,
The couple did not see the approaching
train until they were on the truck aod
then Miss Cleavss could not escape. Her
escort did. however. but he mover knew
that his friend had been killed until the
mangled body was found al no ur later NY
. trackwalker.
The body Ia now in this city and an In.
quest will be held. Miss Cleaves lived
with her unclo here.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Election of Officers.

Tho twelfth Annu0l Communication of
DUPONT Lodge No. 20 A. +. A. NJ. was held
ON Friday evening, whom the following
officers wore elected to serve for the en-.
suing Masonic gear.
Wor. NJ, John Hutton. 5r War. An.
drew T. Steptoe, Jr. War George A.
Maeklem, Treasurer, John 8. Milter, Sec.
retary. BENZ L. Sheppard.
After closing the lodge tho brethern
and YisIting brelhern were invited to the
banqueting room. where general good
time was participated in by all present.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Funeral.

On Saturday morning the funeral OF the
late Daniel B. Meredith took place from
tho home of his son Henry. ON South
Church street, West Chester. and the
speakers were Mary Travilla OF West
Chester and Rev. Josl GiIiilian OF Caliro T.
Lila.
The bearers who served at the house and
at the Friends Burying Ground were J. Il.
Meredith. Jr., Edward Darlington, Tevia
Ii. Mercer, Llewellyn Eutrlken. ID. Web.
tor Meredith ard Fred DarlinKLOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
An hnterprisiug Agent.

Albert Blum, representing the FGultless
Pepsln Chips Chewing Gum CompanY.and
OF New York. is in town on business OF
the Company. Mr.. Blum 10 a hustler, and
has built for his firm quite trade here.
lilo motto OF the cOmpanyis don't be
woo2y.n and this tho enterprising agent
follows himself. lie Is stopping at the
Clayton House. Wilmington. he says is
az pretty town us he hu has been in and
his opinion goes great way as he has
yieiteu many of the cities OF this and the
anRlhrn cOuntrIo5.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Ilnng,,nnd tlcr,,ng.

The meetings ut LonEwood last week
were largely attended, aud among tho
attendants we're several persons from this
city. Among The speaAers were John q.
Jackson Of ilockessln, who spoke sil ong.
ly on the superiority OF The teaching of
science over that of the Bible.
lilo declared that the dogma OF Christi.
anily isa a ridiculous one snL that the
sayings of Ghtlst are, many of Lhein false.
prophesyng imposs bilitie5 He believed
III the teachings of science and astronomy
us being OF lar moro Importance than
those oil tho word accepted by orthodox
churches.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Comedian Emmot Tries Murder.

SAN FRANCISCO, June lO.-J. X. EN-
mot, .Ir, the German dialect comedian.
attempted to murder his wife Saturday
night, and was only prevented from exc
cutting his design by tho forcihle inter
ference of noighbors, Emmet had been
about town all day, and in the evening
returned home in drunken condition.
He and his wife had an alteration and
she fed from the house, Emmut pursued
her into the street and fired shot at he
nt close range. Then he caught tho un-
fortunate woman and beat her about th'
fncc with the butt end Of the gun. Two
young men pulled tho maddened actor
from his victim and turned him over to
the police Mrs Emmet refused TO allow
her wounds to be examined. She insisted
she had not been shot, There is larEs
wound upon herforaheaa, and it thought
the ball ranged beneath the scalp but 1t
is not dangerous. Emmet was arrested
and admitted to bail.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
j "a IN ES' $ss$a $;:$s' IS SSii SSii


MR., EpIrog--I would like to ask the
Water Department to know why ,s It that
no fire plug ls at the corner of Ninth and
Monroe streets. Yesterday morning dur
ing tte fire hose cart went to tina. cor
ner to make attachment and found no
plug there The citizens of the Fifth and
Seventh warde ask for one.
OI.p FIREMAN, No. S.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
superior Jurors Drawn.

THE special jury haa boer drawn to
try tue case Of Miles Edward Gllen vs..
Mayor a. Council ia Superior Court on
Thursday; Joseph F. Chandler, Abram
Joseph Derlckson, W. ii. Mitchell. Lewis
Lyman ". Steel j. White, Il. MeAlister.
Robert sutton. Richard q. Appleby, An.
drew 5. Ellason. Charles Walton, James t.
Veazley, George a. Cleaver, james A. Mul.
ligan, Fred q. Sutton, John L. Chairs.
Thomas L. nurn, Thomas LIttomus. b.
Frank David. George NJ. ID. Hart and VIM
Nay!or,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Tho A.,nuIt on Lynch.

Patrick Thornton. Jr., was held In $1,000
bail for q further hearing by Magistrate
Mcwhorter on Saturday night on the
charge OF assaultlng Cornelius Lynch ut
Bancroft's Banks.
and nbetting him In the assault. Tie
other Thornton who was in tho aiIary is
etill nt liberty.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
SOCIETY.

Mr.. and Mrs Levi @. Bird will give
dance on juno 2lst. at their country tesl-
denoe near Delaware City.
Mr.. and Mira. Robert Moore are sum mmer-
ing at their cottage at RehobGth.
Miss Mary d. Lisson. the defeated can.
dIdate for tho Board Of Education IN the
Third W ard sailed for Europe on Wed
nesday. She will spend the summer IN
England and Switzerland.
Mr., and Mrs Thomas $, Bellah gave a
reception on Thursday evening at lhelr
home.
Captain and Mrs. Willard Thompson
will su m mer near Vest Chester, Pa
Mise Helen Pennypacker has returned
home from school for the summer
Mrs. ]. Gait Smith Of New York will sail
for her summer home In Ireland about the
middle OF June.
Miss Mabel Patterson returned to Clay
ton with Miss Alice Mills to spend the
month of June.
Mrs. David L Murvel is spending few
days at the Clayton House.
Misses Helen and Mary Hewes will sail
for Europe on June 22nd.
Henry q. Fritz Will graduate from the
University of Pennsylvania on tuesday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
vn,,ro,,,,us noe. No, Always Fay.

Tie annual report OF tho I, Delaware
Maryland and Virginia Railroad Com pany
which has Just Duen completed Tor the
INST year, shows that the railroad busi.
ness in this country does not pay. The
company mas line from HARRINGTON to
franklin Gity, Va. The rocelpts for the
last wear we're S2ll. SS5 0S, and the expenses
$40 7S6 20; makinga deficiency or sl4.-
uOl l3,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Bishop Coleman In PArradelphla.

reate sermon before the gradual class
81 the Central High School In st. Simeon 5.
Protestant Episcopal Church, Ninth street
and Lehigh avenue on Sunday evening.
He preached from the text. Psalms XVI.
D, "feach me good judgment aud knowl.
edge"
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Ch,nce,,or wolcp,t,,Courr.

Chancellar Wolcott this morning con-
firmed the sale of the property OF Mary 4.
Craig, deceased, and granted to John X.
Bradford, admlntratOr OF Bridget Donley
an order to cell lands.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
TrntnInuSter uyIand iii.

'rrainmaster Aqui.la j. Hyland, OF the
p, ". ~ Is. railroad. is indisposed at hls
home. Eleventh aud West streets. MT.
Pettyiohn Is tilllng his place during his
absence,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Probably .nother leo Company.

II is understood that o new Ice com pany
to be run in opposition to the Provident
Ice Company will enter the field this
week. A cargo oil Ice Is expected to ar.
proposed new company has not been fixed
npOu.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
prof.s.or ,,esl,e "a Perform.

Prot. Goo. Leslie will give slack wire
performance at Gordon Heights Thursday
night. He will stretch his wlrs from u
pole near the river to the roof OF this Inn
anu Will also give u daring trapeze act.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Births. Marriages aud Deaths.

For tn, week ending at noon on Satur-
day Registrar Coiquhoun reports As births
10 marriages. ana " deaths. The number
OF Dirtns IS an Increase over the number
for til same period of last year. the mar
riages decrease and tue danths Increase
oil four.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
So,l.,,,,,,..,,,,,.,.r,

received their commissions at2 o'clock to-
day. Ihey expect to get the coveted
pieces OF paper tnts afternoon which Will
eutite them to wear badges for four
more years.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
headquarters tor the American

Sc ond aud Tatnali Strncts. Southeast Cor
ncr taTl and go our 80 Machines having
a full hieh arm AMI is strictly mrs, ciass
sew ug HaGh.nn. Also our IL, machine, en-.
bodies any OF tue good points Of tho So
called lrnIlng Gi- h.prIuca machines lonk
to yuuTtolsn int rest ana bay N regardless
Of VIVA Other advertisements may 9ay
HIkIII.& y POISF
:. l.. Cor Second aad IAtnali st.
I!3-eJdtr
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EGIsTERs ORDER.
n ltFOISrEU's OFFtCE.
NEW CASTLE CuuATY, DBL,


May l6, iSai.
Upon tue application of Prudence Edwards
Admins IN rlX OF Howard L. woodrow. late
of Wilml gtou hundred. In said county de-
ceased. II is ordered and directed 10y
the Register that the admin nstialrix aforesaid
give notice OF granting of Letters of Admin
istratOu upOp the estnte OF the de-
c Rsed with the dato OF granting thereof.
by causing advertisements to be posted with
In forty days from the date OF such letters IN
six OF the IA O-t public pinc OF the County OF
New Castle, requiring rll persons having do
muuds agAiist Interstate TO present the same
Or abide b, nn act OF assembly In such case
mede and provided; and also cause the same
to be inserted WITHIN the snne period In the
DAILY KEruhLtCAS, newspaper published
in Wilmington, Del, aui 10 be continued
therein thrcc weeks 20. u. d.
-, Gwen under the hand and Seal oil
$ 81. utlrc OF the Re4lsier aforesaid at
- Wilmington. in New Gh-tle County
afoI esall the dny and year above written.
j. WILKINS GDpGH. Register.
NO ilCit-AUticc is hereby given that 10 ter g
OF AJmnistr hion were Ia due form of law
granted unto the undersigned, on the 10th
day OF May. a, u, 1895, and that all per
suns having cRi'ns aea INST tho estate OF thH
deceased must present the sahe. duly nties!-
ed, TO the said AGministratrix on or before
the 10th day OF May, ls1d or abide by the
Act OF Assembly IN such ease uinde and pro.
Sided UDENoE EDWARDS.
Administratrix,
Address: Geo. Lodge, tsqs Will. Del.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
ybo ron,d nh, iocne1 ,,oot.

James Johns, colored, was arrested by
Otllcer Lucas about O'Clock today on the
charge OF larceny OF u pocket book. He
denies that lie knows anything concern
Ing IL.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10

Tho peach crop In Georgia is tire.
peaches last year, and this season the
trees are unusually vigorous. Next week
the earliest sorts, such as Amsdens
Briggs and Waterloo will begin to be
harvested. The last of June Troth and
Yellow ST. John Will he sent. and the
Elberla the last of July. Georgia Is four
to five weeks earlier than Delaware, and
cases to snip peaches soon after Delaware
begins. or about august 10th, New Jersey
begins TO ship peaches when Delaware Is
hnlf done. OF tho last Wuek In kuRust.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
QUOTATIONS.
Reported by
HEAI.D 81 COMPANY.
bankers nnd brokers.

o6FHHt1F HuH HraFVV0 5'T5H1f'
Investment and Securities yieldlnT
from to per ceut
Orders for the purchase AMI sale of
stocks and Bondson Commission axecut
ed at all the stouk exchanges
Private telegraph wires to Now YORK
Philadelphia, Bostou and Chicago.
Foreign Drafts and Lottors OF Credit -
sued.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
RuIIng prloes
LouAL ouurArIos,

.. BiL AeAol
Nat. BANK of DelRwRre....",. 5ll
First National HaGN......." liz =
Central National hdna-.,.".. 10
Nat. Bank VIII. X BdywIne.. = eg
nionNAunnW BlnR....,s. % ~
Farmers iinnh nh....,-......t. b1S
Bee Trust ySRCc Deposit Co. lis
Equit. q uarautoo Trust 20. l35
Delaware H. Il. .,.......... 9iS
VIII and North, Il lt........ 10
VA. City Ptaa HALLWAY o.. II
Wilmington Coal uas Co... ID
vii. CITY Electric Goa ,...,. IN
Wilmington Dental M;'E Co..
Walton and Whnnu Pfd..-..
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-10
Polieb NoteH.

Officer Aiken and Mari have been tranf.
ferred to the district beyond Third street
bridga.
Officer Dutton is acting ns turnkey at
the city hall In tho absence OF Louls Ham,
mers who left this morning for Bridge.
port, Conn.
officer Payne went to Philadelphia to.
day to see tho game of ball.
The Evans Fishing Club went to the ca.
nal to-day. Shortly before noon q tele.
GrRm was received to forward several
empty barrels and half ton of Ice. Thty
caught several hundred fish.
The club will return on tho last train
this evening and will be met Mt the depot
by the Wilmington Transfer wagon.