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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
An Emoisn. CITY Dspnr,mea,.

An Efacisnt City Department.
The City Water Department will lay
twelve inch main across Washington
street bridge when 1t is needed to meet
tho growing demands Of oreston aud East.
lake.
The Iron fence on the iilterer wall from
the Market street bridge TO the iiiterer
building has bsen completed to keep the
people from falling into the Brandywlns
from the gsass plot that will bs laid out
over the filterer.
1t Ii charactsristic OF the Water Com
mlssionere to keep their property la frat
class order.
The Water Commission has been estah.
iished by State law since April, 1888. and
went into practical operation July. 1884.
In thsse twelve years the estimated
population of Wilmington has Increased
from $4,000 to n. 900. the consum ption OF
water from less. ooo, 900 gallons to 22o7.-
100000 gallons the revenue from ssl 900
to $l5oooo per year, and the estate. be-
sides increase in the value and extension
Of water mains, has been lmpro we'd over
$3.50, 900.
The management Of the Water Comnls. i.
bloners has been In the highest degree
satisfactory to the people OF this city.
and we think thair browning honor is In
giving the people filtered water to drink.
although that added 800 900 to the cost OF
the above named improvements.
The Com Eissioners have esehewed parti.
lanship and followed strict business
methods. They have employed the best
qualified and most efficient men for prac-
Teal operations and business. The Com.
missioners, VIM. I. Porter Lswis Paynter
and Caesar Rgdney as appointed by act
OF the Legislature. were, on the death OF
the two latter, sucosedsd by Mr.. Porter,
Christian Fsbiger and VIM. g. Gibbons.
Carmichael and Col Febiger at his death
by Thomas B. Smith.
The present commissioners are Wm. T..
Porter, Henry F. plckels and Warrington N
Hastings.
or The present employees Chief Engi-
nesr Joseph A. Bond, Inspector Geo. H.
T. Simmons. Engineer Augustus N
bouthard, and some of the workmen
were employed before and during the
com mission.
The 25th annual report OF the Chief En-
gineer is more attractive than any one
hsrstofore Issued.
1t contains map of Wilmington aud
half tone cutr showing IS beautiful views
along the Brandywine. the iilters In CON
ettuction and completed. the pumping
Stations and machinery. cool spring park
and the reservoirs.
The waste q water has bsen decreased
10000 600 gallons per year by the intro
suction OF ss5.meters. and the diligence
Of John 8. Grohe. Registrar. and Thomas
d. Culbert Chief Inspeotor.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
Rsassax s.ss i Nasssnss.


The Board 81 Trade held . meeting en
Thursday evening. Ii thsir rooms insths
crcAhy and Hill building. and coEdemnsd
tho action OF the Board Of Hoxlth tor
ordering the Liebig Manafao turing Com
pany TO discontinue the burning Of pc.
trolenm at their works on the Christiana.
We have ell due respect for the gentle.
men who constitute the Board Of Trade.
and who attended the meeting Of this
body last evening. but We think they
were little premature In their course In
making such atrads against the Board OF
Health.
1hat the Lebig Company Ia committing
q nuisance that 10 detrimental to the
health Of our citizens no sane man will
attempt to deny. That the seventy odd
thousand persons in our city have some
rights that others should try to respect
and remedy. so that little or no cause OF
manner Of conducting their plant. There
Is not one newspaper In the city of vii.
mlngton but which has tho welfare OF the
city at heart and would rather help bring
industries Into the city than help to drive
they away. But at the same time no firm
should be allowed to create nuisance In
our midst so much so that 1t has tenden.
cy to make our citizens sick, by emitting
such O horrible stencil that there is no
getting away from 1t except to leave the
| city for the mountains or seashora.
Unfortunately not all OF our citizens
have the wherewith like the members OF
the Board Of Trade have been blessed
with, to leave our city during this warm
| weather. and they dc not want to have to
buy medicine ewing to the smell from
the Liebig Chemical Company. The poo.
i pie OF Wilmington are rot, as rule. q
very qua rresame lot OF persons. and
will stand = great deal Of imposition be-
fore making complaint or kicking But
patience will scme time cease to be a
virtue. and then the people rise up and
demand that the nuisance cease.
We want the Liebig Manufacturing
| Company to stay In our midst and do a
big and paying business. but we Insist
that the horrible and sickenlng omell that
has visited our city from that quarter
should cease, and that at once. The
Board OF Health will not do anything
rashly or to the dstrlment OF our city or
ite Industries. Do the members OF tie
Board Of Health mean to tell our citizens
that there has been no bad smell from
these works? That the manner in which
they are conducting the case is beneficial
to the health OF citizens? Cease the smell,
then there will be no cause for com
plant.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
SPECIAL MENTION.

Cuppingand lsechins. iGJ L. seeond3S
NJ. f. Davis, Jeweier, . e. end ).
Cupplng & SleeoLtna. ParHer,sJ3 MllisIi
American Laundry. 90! West Front ST
Slmms Liver Pills quick IN curl ng
headache splendid liver ssIInulant; bass
evermade; thousands say 80. 1o6 King
street
The healthy. wealthy and wise all uss
Dr.. Simns' White Pulmonic BalsRtn
whom troubled with coughs, sore throat,
lung diaeasa5, &C.. soc and Sl. Depot 63j
king street.
Dr. Slmms' Whlte Fuimonio Balsam. this
positive euro In sore throat aud lung dis.
eases, coughs. hoarseness, Group. blood
splitting. Ne. Sold 10y regular druggists
only and at COG King street at SO GENTS and
"a.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

The only difference between the manner
OF Furnishing Republicans or the police
force who have been derelict in thsr duty
and Democrats is shown In the cases of
Officers Donohoe and Dennison. Officer
Dennison was late In reporting for duty,
and charged with sleeping when he should
have beon on his beat lie was given the
option OF resigniBg or be discharged, He
chose the latter. and was discharged by
the Commission.
Officer Donohoa was up before tho Com
mission last evening for characterization
and being ten minutes late in making his
report. The former charge was not PROV
en-, but on the second charge he was found
guilty and will be given a raprmand.
What do you think OF the treatment meted
out 10 these two officers? Did the Com
mlssoners err In their punishment OF these
officers2 1s it not peculiar that the Repub.
lican officer was the one to be discharged
and the De mociat officer only reprImaud.
abp
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
PHILADELPHIA, VII MING TON q
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

PHILADELPHIA. VIII MING TON d
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
In EFFECT MAY ~ 1885.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows,
For Philadelphia lexpresD, L57. 2.65,
A2o, $50. 7.42. 75O. sbo.s 9.4s, ,10.05. lois.
u.25. 1l.ss. 11,5i a. m, .l2s5. ..s7. aus.
so, 80. 500, 7o| see. and sl2 P; N.
2ss s'sn1asGs sas saS 5s 40 ana "a i5ss soss a m
49, Eof ST. Shestsf sss iesp ifeapffIis I II III x T. ~
sos. t,O4, 5Es, 7o7. and s.o6 p. m,
Accommodation. 6, T. SOC. 1o.4s. 1l.33 am.
For New York, Isl. 255 4.26, 6.so, zoo.
SO. s.a8. l0,oh. ll.5l a, m; .l2S5 1.s7. s.a5.
For Bostofa without change. lois a. M.
For the south-s Southern Railway Bx.
press, "A p. m, aleepers to Memphis and
For West Chester. via Lamokln, $50 q
For Newark Center and intermediate
Baltimore 4 n sn ppi =, - Washington 4ss sel
2oS, ~ 52s. .'6.o5. t,5s, al, $50 p. m. and
8s Baitimore iif,i and intermediate stations
2.T, a.4s, COS. and IL 81 D. m.
Leave Philadelphia. Broad Street. for
49, IL s 6s ss 8 @ iia liz So &c. aS r. & sS
La. 3,Os. 40s. A.sl. s.22. s.sS. 1905 and u. %
p. m -
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Philadelphia texpress). l.57. z.65. A.ao.
$50. s.5s 9.43, 1905. 11.51 a. NJ, 1.37,
Aeeommodation. I, si0 a m. i2.iO. LAO.
t05. 5.lb and 1875 pm.
For Chester teApress1 1.573 40, ESQ S.55.
1905, ll.51 a. m, 1S7, 1906. 5.04. 5.56, 7.of
and 900 p m.
..6s. S.is, a.as and ios5 ,. N. ~ wv
1905, 1l51 a. m. 1,37, 3.05. 4.o5. sos,
5.56, $40. 7.O7. e.12, and 1895 p. NJ.
For Boston, without change. 5.56 D. m.
For the South-Southern Railway Ex-
press, "a P: m, sleepers 10 Memphis and
For ,West Chester, via Lamokin. s.55 e.
baltimore and Washington. 4.Ss. sol,
1913 a. m: 1901. l222, 5.23, ss6.05. TAI, SO
Baltimore and intermediate stations.
',Ga leave s, PHI PhiIadeiphia, Broad street. for
Wilmington (expressl, $50. 7.20, Ills, 11.3s
a. m; Al, EOS G55 I4o sa5. lilo, l.i9
p Aeeommods &c an 1de sions 1ss ss5. ele 1855 a m.
s5 s03 bEPAWaRR T. sSs leSs bP%I5foRs fqs l5ss m
s.is. s,5s. III ?; r. p. and i i niahf.
Express for Dover. Harrinston and Del
mar, s,l3. ll;os ?, m, ~ p; M. R9l night
Express for Wyoming, e.63 m.
Express for Cape Charieai Did Point
Comfort AID Norfolk, li.os u. m. and i2.vi
night.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
For New Castle, e5l psm. and 1e,0l night.
and Norfolk, 1901 night.
For Middletown, Clayton. Dover, Wy
oming, FELTON,. Harrington, HridgevHie,
Seaford. Laurel. and Delpsar l2.ol night.
c'o Congressional Idmited Express
trains. &C imposed sntire.T os Pullman Nes-
fare other than the usual Pullman charge.
(s) Limited Express trains, composed of
Pullman Vestibule Parlor Cars. Sestihuls
Passenger Coaches and Dining Gar. Ns
extra fare.
For further Information passengers are
referred to the ticket agent at the sta tton-
q. M. PROVOST. j. r.. WOOD
General Manager. General PssA. AEG
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

Ex-President Harrison is swinging
around the circle making spaeches at
mencements and greeting his old
frlends in New York and Philadelphia.
He paid Welt to his former Postmaster
General John Wanamaker on Thursday
dinner was given by MIR. Wanamaker
In the evening at his residence at Jenkin-
town in honor OF ths Ex-President's visit.
The following distinguished gentlemen
formed the party: Mayor Warwick, UIs.
trict Attorney George s Graham. Jay
Cook, Thomas Doian William II. Singer.
ly. Charles Emory Smith, p. A. B. Widen
er and William L. Eiklns.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
InfantB, al1oes X.

Infants Fine ran Shoes 25c
Ghlidren's Pat 1ip button soc
Ian Shoes for Children, Sizes to II.
Soc.
School Shoes 59c,
Misses Shoes. button. 69c.
hiissea' Tan Snoes, button, soc.
Iatiies' Button Pat, Tip Shoes. Toe
Ladies' Fine Shoes, dnil Or bright don.
gola 10 styles to select from Csc.
Ladies' oxford Ties, black or tan 4gc.
Boys Lace Shoes $50.
Mems Shoes, lace or cong, all style
toes, CSC.
Mems ran Shoes, 9Se.
Indies serge Slippers, 25c.
Our success hasn't turned our hea ds-
we go right tlong giving you the IN ost
remarkable bargtinn ever heard of and
We propose to tightit out on this lin o,
whether the other dealers like it or not.
BE sure of the right place. Bloom ar g,
Yellow Front. dll King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
THE VOTE.
cHApELLE. Rockford .....,..... tOt
FERGUSON, c. A. C.............. 81

Y EU6pS SoNy - ~ S''''.''''''.'''' 80
Nameless and Hickory play tomorrow.
The Hickory base ball club has disband-
ed. but the A. O. still exists.
Stesle will play centre field tomorrow.
Dover has the iealousphobia. The real
cure tor il Ia to come up and learn how to
play ball from the O. A G.
Philadelphia dropped another game
yesterday.
The Rockford will cross bats with the
strong Leiperville (Pa.) team tomorrow
afternoon. The game will be called at
tho usual time. The lineep:
ROCKFORD LEIrERyuLE.
Neis,er. ri. Anderson. lb.
Goodman, 81. Hance. c.
Comfy ab F. Dougherty. 2b.
Phillips c. EVetsoh; y.
Bnckiey, cf, Mclaughlin. 3b.
McDannell 10, j. Dougherty, II.
Chappell II. Morraii, IL.
Mc1lnl1erty, IS nichHiiey ss'
KeEney, 2. hies. Ca
tvaen the Kockford and Riverside teams.
which was scheduled to be played at the
JTniou street grounds on Thursday, June
Is, has been postponed to Ihursaay, June
20. owing TO unavoidable circumstances.
All tickets sold for this game VIII Ee uhly
aonored on the 10th.
On saturday, June Is, the Rockford go
to Baltimore TO play the crack Clinton
Athletic Club team OF that place.
Ferguson will play at New Castle to.
morrow.
teeday afternoon by the y N, G. A. by the
score OF IL TOO.
The Wilmington High School and the
Goldey Commercial College toams play
bali this afternoon at Rtvervlew
Ely made four hits out OF as many times
at bat.
DeIahanty's home run scored two runs
besides his own.
Thom pson aud Cross are not doing any
hitting those days.
Unless the Phlllles brace UP. they will
soon be- In the same class with the Louis
viile's
Hamilton made three doubles the first
three times ut bat and followed this p
with q single.
A regular meeting OF the County League
Ford and the question OF outsinR the
team at that pnue may come up for ac.
tlon. Itis probable, however. that such
move Will uotgo through at least not
Gbadds' Ford's loss Is c. A. C.'s gain.
Ferguson has signed With q. A. q. and
will play there to morrow.
W. & N. base ball team defeated p. w. Il
| b. base bail team last week. Now b. 4
| O. wants whacf at Capt. Ira
| gey's men.
Where Ia Dovsr2 Thought they would
| b1 In by this time.
Tho shibs that the G. A. C. playa satur
Wien Will the G. A. c. ana Rockford
cross bats.
Duly is improving greatly at the bat,
just watch Higglns aud Ferguson work
| ing OH Saturday.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
TRAuNs LEAVE DELAWARE AVENUE
DEPOT EAST HOUND
Schedule In effecA
May IL. 1855

TRAINS LEAVE DELAWARE AvESuh
DEPOT EAST HOUND
rRA1Nss Nqsp tHAyE tbEpoT, hEs;HYoHNN nEsH YsoHNp. AVE
Express trains. ,,. p,n..,r
All trains illuminated with Pmtsch
Llshs NEw YORK, weekdays, .ses. :s-so.
$3.50, .9.40, +lO.S5 a. m; 'l22l, 'l.es' '@oes
81 S% 1o,ik: 5S:$SS.s r ss
riLARttRHn!sAr ASb dansrs : :
20, .sio .io.$5 10 .iiss r. 4 nj n = IN. "a,
40 ,l5s, 1905. 80. 40 'S.Sz' o'So' 's1 s-''
=, ssa5sys 4 ss !sss IL LIZ rs ss 80 50
~ iaafj sF3' II l. rE%%EkEETH y AND
M' sandays. ia :. .so5, .7.ao. .lls5 a. M; '7.ss
{ ccRRiEssirnR. Il weekdays, .scs, k.5s. sa7.
s7,so 755, $50 e. -losb Il le ~ % u a; - ;' 81
l,2o .l.5s, |3.o6, a25. A5o. '5.Sz. Wv H.'1'
~ eHGsThRR, i Sundays; . .ses ! s,s7 70.
sss sss 80 s5S s ssS .s9 e. nj I'D sS t. ii Il : M -
M. -i2.2l' .l;is, .s.o6 p m. Sundays 'aso.
CAPE MAY, weekdays, .7.3o. am; LIB
's.os p. m. suWRdsEEst, Wr,Et I5;S9 pS9iNT Z; M
40, aha.R 702, w, .ds ga a. m. .isss .soa ses.
.4.03, '5.25 1918, '8.20, 1855 y. m.
ss sa.sSys .sss so .s :sts :sts q M 81 'a.
Il BALTiMoRE III 11s. Al AND WAY STATIONS.
NJ NEMARk .Ysa5. Sos r: .5s 2S s5 ss sss 81 ss HI
p m. Sundays, *42o 7.02. .s.47 a. m; 'l25o.
s.Gs, .ss5 7s5 $50; .sss li:i0 ?. q. II
'sIs ?. m; sundays, 's47 Z. m; -62s r Pm m
eINefNNArf eI1GnN "a ana d sT. T. LoTies. &c 'iss5 Il and
'sSs SEw h n oafEANs afily via Bristol and Chat
sfn9sSs sissssFs TO tsss Ss% Br,sans daily Thr'ash
a. snNdasla mn sos is an AeeHMeMoPAaIl iie n asIls ~
LANlDENRREFsRS :, ACcoMaaBoPATToM.
week days, 5o2. 1880 q; M; LIB. 90 z. N
4fhafSs TR&iks Il IGAy& 4 E2 Sa SaskkkRRr RR srRhBr
Eor Eor SsT TSrh ssefSsys 's
a. M; 800, sis, p:45 p. m. Sundays, 6io
:, For Pittsburg and Chicago. daiiy.
For Baltimore, weekdays, so a. M: .
sb.15 p. m. Sundays, 9. '5.I5 p n.
days. SO. 1o.2 a. : m; ii J. 5.iS ,. m. Sundays.
e iEfyR { E. FIR Fl B. RnbELrmIA erwEMTx,
Week days. .34o. g, I,15, .s.1s, $50; 'i9s3.
is Is iS g. is IL 2 sd lG s5o ~ sso rs g. .sz T.
81 s$ndsys shs ~ e E. :sls. $40 80 q A
.745, IS IS aa'i 10 10 and lbs p. m.
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA TWELFTH
mi. AND ND MARKET 4 3 Z T sTREsETso ST. Il nm
p. m. Sundays. s32o s7.55 a. m; III p. m.
| Telephone, No, 1893.
Rates TO Western points lower than via
q. o. sCUIL General Passenger Agent.
! r. b. CAMPBELL. General Manager.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
a I.e..on IN Orcnnra Flowing.

T. Romls Strong, Esq. stated last Mon.
day that hs has recently had lesson in
peach cultivation which will BIS of special
value to him. He began ploughlng the
orchard about the time OF blooming and
was stopped In the middle of the Smotk
variety by the wet weather. An examin-
alton row shows great injury to the crop
in the ploughed section. To the very
row in the Smock variety where the fur
roughs were tdrned the peaches are dead.
while the same variety Immediately ad :
Joining. unploughed. are furnishing goo d
crops This proves conCluslvely the dan.
ger OF late spring pioughing In peach
orchards kent News
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
stolen Horse.

A valuable young bay horss with pony
cart and harness bsiong.nG to Speaker
McMullen OF State Road. was stoleh from
the village OF Chrlsiiana. where Il was
driven by his colored man last evening.
Tho news has been talephoned to Chester.
Eikton. West Chester and other bolnts.
and hopes are entertained that hh may
soon be heard from.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
The "Ilmi,,Illcr-.,, ;,

popular entertainment was enjoyed
by the congregation at st. Paul's meet
ing house last evening. The Busy Bees
OF the Womans Home Missionary Socie ty
gavo speeches, recltations singing a
..iiddle'' solo by Miss AIabelle L. L. Me
Cam. The "Hummersn presented their
leader Mira. Allen II. Ainscow, with a
large pot of growing ferns and flowers.
Pastor Thomas +. Terry made the pre-
sentation spseeh. She made II brief reply
OF gratitude.
Lemonade and cake were passed to tho
congregation.
The proceeds were presented to Ep worth
NJ u. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
The king oil rye whlskies Ia the Spring
Dale Baltimore Rye At all first class baTs.
Ana,har Ns,x s,Itizan.

Tha German Social Club last evening
was present at the twenty first birthday
of George Kisltz. 1914 French street. They
furnished seversl choice selections. The
club presented Mr.. Kleitz with q pair OF
diamond ouff buttons. He also received
several other handsome presents. de.
lghtful time was spent by all those pres.
ent and Refreshments wero served In
abundance.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
rIle IADTxn

Ths pleasans efIsct and perfect safety
which ladies may use the California liquid
lRxative syrup OF FfRs. under all condis
tionas makes it their favorIte remedy. To
ret tho true and genuine article look for
ths name OF tho California Fig Syrup Co.,
printed near the bottom OF the pacHages
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

Dr. Siinms, White Pulmonic Balsam Ia
the medicine tor sore throat, coughs anu
all lung diseases; always reliable; u direct
tbroRt and lung medicine. 6J6 King
slteet.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
me, eehssa EIsessss.

The school election will bs held to.mor-
row. The polls will b open at noon and
will close 4t O'Clock. There hna beeu
very little interest taken In the tinction
outside OF tho interest ocoasionad by the
candidacy OF two women for membership
10 the board All the present members
terms will have expired TO morrow and all
with one exception are candidates for re.
election.
In the Flrst ward John Pyle Ia unoposed
50 far. Robert +. Davls. In the Second
ward, has Withdrawn. The friends OF City
Councilman Bernard j. Donaho are trying
to push him forward for the place and
John q, Kersey will also be candidate,
In the Third ward David II. Oayle. the
present member. Will be opposed by Mas
MARY d. Slsson.
In the Fourth ward William Turner 10
unopposed.
In the Firth ward DR.. ]. ". CrumhauRh
will be opposed by DR.. Josephine NJ. r.
White
In the Eleventh ward Patrick MaRarity
will be opposed by Alfred g. McCauslAnd.
the superintendent OF the Wilmington and
Northern Railroad
In the other wards no opposition has
yet been developed.
The mem bers of tile Election COMMITTEES
OF the hoard have not considered the
question as to the eligibility OF women az
members officially. but the chairman said
last night that ne did not think there was
any doubt as to their eligibility II they
owned property.
E. Nuity. of st. Paul, Mimi, writes
WAS c0nfinsd to bed for three weeks
doctors could do mo no good. Japanese
Pile Cure entirely cured me-
N. =. Daniorth. "a and MARKET streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
ChanoIs skins

photographs so, rs. and 90 cents per
dozen and upwards. at Hollands Photo.
graph Gallery, 81 Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

Shiloh's cure Is sold on gEarantes. 1t
cares lncipient Consumption. 1t Ia tho
1est Congh euro. Only one cent e dos3.
35cts., 5Oets., and sl0 90
Sold BY n. Il. Danforln. druggist. seconi
md Market SIS.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
YESTERDAYS BASEBALL GAMES.

National League.
Az Philadelphia--5t. Louis, 9; Phila-
delphia. Q. AZ Boston, Boston, Z; Fitts-
burg, Q. At Baltimore Chicago, 10; Bal
timors, TO- At New York-Nsw York,
3; Cincinnati, Q, At prookiyn-Brookiyn,
IL; Louisville, IL At AtWashington-Wash
ton, Il; Cleveland, g.
Eastern League.
At Wilkesbarre- .; Wilkes
barre, 4. Az Soranten-- Providence, 10;
Scranton, s. AT RoohestefA : Rochester, 4;
TORONTO, 9. At syrScuse-Syracuse, s;
Buffalo, 1.
rsnnsylvania State League.
At Observation-Disclosures, 8; Lancas-
ter, 4. At Pottsville - Carbopdale, IA;
Pottsvillc, 10. At Reading-Reading, q;
Harrisburg. o.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

For first-class dyeIng and securing 60
to the Delaware Dye Works. 2ld King
street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

The Marine scene,
Now on sale at the REPUBLICAN office. is
equal to any oil painting. Price 81.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

Just received. another lot OF children's
hats and caps. In oil the latest styles, ut
prices to suit all. Also lot OF embrold.
cries which we will sell at coat, Mrs. NJ.
Bltlln. 5t6 King street.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
COLO WATCH COUPON.

The base ball player receiving
THE largest number OF votes by
September 1, will be presented
with handsome gold watch.
1All votes must be on coupons
cut from the DAILY REPUBLICAN
] fand no player will be allowed
Ito enter the contest unless he
$has so votes to his credit.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07

Mrs. I. w. Hawkins. Chattanooga. Tenn.
says t'Shiioh's vitalizer Saved MY Life
consider It the host remedy Tor o tebiii.
tated system ever used" For Dyspep.
sia, NYsE Or Kidney trouble 1t sxosis.
Price " cts.
Sold by N, u. Danforth Druggist, s. d. Cor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
III WE KNEW.

There are gems of wondrous brig nruess
Oft timos lying at our feet,
And we paas them walking thoux htless
Down the busy crowded street;
II We knew. our pee would slack en-
We would step mnre oft with care,
Lest our carelets feet be treading
10 the earth some Jewel rara.
II we knew what hearts were aching
For the comfort we might bring;
III we knew what souls are yearuing
For the sunshine we could fling;
IL we knew what feet are weary
Walking pathways roughly laid;
We would quickly hasten forward,
Stretching forth our hands to aid.
If we knew what friends around us
Feel want they never toll
That some word we've lightly spoken
Fained or wounded whore 1t fell;
We would speak In accents tenfer
each friend We chant ed to meet;
we would give to each one freely,
Smiles OF eyr thy 80 sw n
LOCAL Dors.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Saulsbury, Jr,
visited Dover ON Thursday.
Ex.Clerk of the House. William Gum
OF Frankford. visited our city on Wednes-
day.
L. d. r. Sutton has sold for J. Taylor
Cause lot OF 100 fest at the corner of
olAtH fFHHkilU blF3BtB NlltaEn
Medholdt for s5740. MIR NJ. will erect
ten houses OIL the lot
City Treasurer clerk, Samuel A. Price
has unearthed n letter from his brother
now deceased that was written during the
war.
The Hon. Thomas +. Bayard and Mrs
Bayard on Thursday hold a reception at
their residence on Easton Square London,
England.
Strawberry festival at Eingswood NJ +.
Church on Tuesday, Wedneday and
Thursday evenings, June llth. 18th and
| 18th.
| The Rev. Jonas Trumbauer will pitch
his tent at Marshallton where he will
preach to the citizens for two weeks.
| 1t is said that MIR. Charles Baird paid
less than $4,000 tor the BUSH building, on
Walnut street between Front and Second
| streets.
| A. T. Crockett of Middletown Ia urged
for trustee Of the poor in place OF Mr.. J..
| Eoard
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1895-06-07
BASE BALL. NEWS.

Ffhis ooiumn will be devoted to Base ball
ne6A Ailnsws ooncernlng the clubs 10 re-
spectfnliy solicited. Address ali d6mmhnt-
oations 60 -Bass Ball Editor.r Kspublioan