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The Winslow mail., 1897-08-28

Our congressman have proven them
selves able financiers. The loss to the
United States on account Of the de-
probation in silver since 1873 amounts
to the enormous sum of 1921, 1881
As silver continues to go down the loss
goes up. This is good fnanciering on
the part OF our -nsters.
The Winslow mail., 1897-08-28

The leaders in the coal mine strike
have issued call for meeting of all
labor ORGANIZATIONS to be held. in. ST.
Louis next Monday. Th8 result Of
that meeting, should it be generally at
tended, may terminate in course Of
action that Will be far reaching in it's
effects. It is evidently called for the
purpose OF bringing about concert of
action. Labor leaders are beginning to
realize the fact that they are unable to
win fight by striking in detail, while
by making it general, including every
branch of industry, it would be impos-
sible to held against them. All busis
ness would come to stand still This
course may not be determined on at
st. Louis, but unless there is halt
called, they will be driven to just such
course through self-protectlon.
The Winslow mail., 1897-08-28
IGbe S0t&taln4ar @tutl+
j. T. WALLACE,
EDITOR AID PRoPRIEToR.

Entered at the postoffioe at Winslcw, Ariz.,
as second class mail matter.
The Winslow mail., 1897-08-28

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The Winslow mail., 1897-08-28

ADVERTISING RATES.
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notices, per line, first insertion, 10 cents;
each subsequent insertion, cents: per line
per month, 25 cents.
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From the surrounding country of local in
terest solicited.
The Winslow mail., 1897-08-28

CHARLES Ii. AKBRs,
Secretary of trizo5
The Winslow mail., 1897-08-28
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
Picture for a School.

The exercises attending the presentation
Of a picture representing the making of
bhe first American flag. by the Educational
Committee of the New Century Club To
school No. 20 yesterday afternoon, were
unusually interesting. The meeting was
presided over by Lawrence B. Jones, Tho
club was represented by Miss Alice p.
Nields, Miss Mary II. A. Mather, Miss
Emma Worrell, Mrs. A. d. Warner and
Mrs, Benjamin Niclds.
Mrs, Nields made he presentation speech
in which she implored the parents to allow
their children to finish the school course
Instead of taking them away and placing
them at work, as the results attained in
tho end would be better. She told the
story Of the flag, of the civil war, and the
part taken not only by the men, but by
The children:
Mrs Nields considered the abolition Of
slavery The greatest event of the century,
md hoped that in 1875 the greatest event
to BIO recorded would be tho seating of
every child in this country in the schools
and the abolition of rcformatoriGs, jails
md other like Institutions.
In the absence of Charles Baird, Law
renee B. Jones received the picture, max
ing n few remarks as also did A, B. John
son. The program rendered by the pu-
pills was:
Chorus, Flag Raising Song" school;
opening address, Mary Roberts: "Histury
of the Flag" school; quotation, Clarnc5
Spence; recitation. Our Flag" Lizzie Tur.
ner; chorus, Our Flag" school; quota.
zion, Rachel Comegys; quotation, Elsie
Walker; dialogue, "Tho Grandma" four
boys; recitation, 'ChGerfulnc,s, Freder.
lex Steward; quotation, Harry Walker;
quo, alton, Cora Smith, mandolin solo,
liking Cotton" Houston Bricc; recta.
lion, "Praiseworthy Ambition" Charles
Hill; chorus, Star Spanglcd Banner"
sehool; recitation, Starry Banner, John
johnson; recitation, THE Housekeeper,"
Mabel Sisco; quotation, Wilhelmina Viii
iialns; quotation. William Ayres; rccita.
zion, Little Mr. By-nud- By" Mary Brick
ley recitation, Grammar Lesson, Louisa
Lee; recitation, Young America" Cliff.
ford Henry; quotation, Margaret Smith;
quotation, Annie Brooks; quotation, Har.
vey Lopez; chorus, columbia the Gem"
school; recitation, "Grandma'5 Specs"
Elizabeth Hyne; recitation. c, COmegys;
recitation, NJ. Foreman; recitation, Edna
Brown; recitation, The SPIDERS Web"
g. jenkins; recitation, Vacation" Will
liam Boiden mandolin solo, Home Sweet
Home" Norman Scott.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
%snapper lunch on top tonight at Yates
JOG East Third street.
DOTS,

Frederick Klund yesterday lost yalu
able horse from lock jaw.
A gospel temperance nesting will b.
held In the Peoples Mission this evening
The members of tho class of 95 will
meet in the assembly room of the High
School on Monday evening June A.
Joseph Taylor No. 1901 Lincoln 6treet
wants position on tho police force
Children's Day services at Scott NJ. E,
Church will take place on Sunday, June
27th.
Thomas Johnson, aged IS years, Of No.
224 Walnut street, is missing from home
and his parents arc greatly worried.
Six birds have been received by Score.
tary of State Boyce for printing the new
Constitution in pamphlet form.
The Y. NJ. G. A. will hold n song service
tomorrow afternoon at 3,45 o'clock. Tho
Mozart Male Quartette has been engaged
and will render "a fine program.
The double tracking of Fourth street by
the Wilmington City Railway Company
has boon completed to French street, and
the paving to Walnut street.
Union Cottage Prayer Meeting will be
at Brother Greer's 1907 West Third street
this evening, led by Brother Pratt. All
welcome.
MThe Board OF Public Education held
special session last evening Several small
matters of routine business were disposed
of and the payroll Of teachers, officers and
janitors was passed.
The Hulburd Club will give an excursion
to Cape May on the steamer Republic
June 10.
small caba containing ticket for st.
"a fn
which II reward will be paid for It's return
10 Harvey and Sisler, corner OF Third and
French streets.
1t is computed that it takes 81, 800 spiders
to produce one pound of web We have
several "Webbs" in our city then it would
take several million spiders years to pro-
duce u fac smile in weight.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
For Clerk OF the Market.

MR.. EDIToR:-l, as one of tho business
men OF Wilmington, would nominate Mr.
David Lemon for Clerk of the Market. He
is man fitted for the position from his OK
periencc in business, not only in systema-
tizlng the market accorning to tho ordi.
nAnces but also u competent judge of the
food products offered for sale in the mar.
ket, requiring inspection. | believe he
Is conscientious man in every way and
would treat every person with politcness
and courtesy and would use his best judg-
mcnt in favor of right to all our people.
lspcak from experience knowing h i'm
well for veracity. | therefore suggest
that all his friends urge his appointment
on the council elect, as Mr.. Lomon
has been affiliated with the party for so
many years. 1t is business that would
suit Ii i'm ut this time of life. and as he
never held office, depending on his own
business resources, and being one of our
largest taxpayers in the past. he ought to
be elected to this Office unanimously.
Yours Respectfully, JAMES c. O'NEAL
Thirteenth and King streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
HE IGNORED TRADITION.


Just as Shakespeare has been accepted
FOR years and years as the deciding umpire
In most matters literary, so the Nebraska
people had grown to look upon the su.
preme court Of their state as tho fountain.
head Of wisdsm whose opinions could
not be gainsaid. 1t is q way people have
of regarding supreme courts in most states,
as q matter of fact.
William Alstadt, little German, whose
readiest Identification among his people
was by the name of Bismarck, Z" was not
one who cared oyermuch for tradition, and
one summer day, after having been ha-
rangued by two lawyers until he was al
most bursting with thirst, he made de-
cision which brought him fame. It does
not make any special difference what was
the question at ISSUE 1t was something
about dog. There was sensible side to
1t and a technical side Tho technical"
lawyer presented bushels and tons of au-
thorites, and finally wound up with tri-
umphant declaration that the supreme
court had decided on similar case before,
and had decided his way.
When he had sat down, Bismarck, :"
with sigh of relief, said: II decides for do
oder Teller. Come on, poys, let's dake u
drink"
But" cried tho defeated lawyer In
establishment, ~ tell you, your honor, that
the supreme court has decided exactly
opposite"
"My frient, said Bismarck "''in shen-
eral hat some sympaties NIT dot supreme
court But on n hot day, init fool of q
lawyer dalkin four hours, l am mofed to
consult der good sense and shudgment of
Bill Alstadt, j. p Bill Altstadt is not
only gonvicCd, but he is dirsty, and he de-
cides dot if der supreme court off Ncprasky
wants to make tam fool off itself in IA
question like dis ii can do so, but dot amt
binding on dis ahustico shop. Der subremo
court is hereby Uferruled. Der plaintiff
gifts ter dog and der court will now bro
coed to spend der fees in dis case in way
dot his shudicial dirst suggests nit great
cordially Come on, poys.
Thus it was that the supreme court was
ovcrrul9d, and as a plain statement Of fact
Justice Bill Altstadt's decision has always
been followed in similar cases brought in
Nebraska tribunals. Chicago Record.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
CLOUDS DISPELLED.



Good, Square Meal.
''1f there is anything l dcspise and de.
test" said Mrs. Bllltops, cts mclan-
choly."
Mrs BilltOps is not often so vigorous in
speech us this and when she is Mr.. Bill
tops knows hat ii is time to brace up. As
a matter Of fact, he takes usually cheer
full Wow. But when he is depressed, as he
is occasionally, ho is glum and silent and
solemn enough and h" mukcs everybody
around him wretrhrd. Tho children, sit
ting at tho table, stop talking, The dinner
gets cold, and everybody ii chilly and mis-
cradle except perhaps NJ the last Mr.. Bill
tops hilna2lf, who finds finally n sort Of
melancholy pleasure in the general dcprcs-
sion that he has caused.
But Mrs. BILLIONS has no use for any
body that casts II gloom. She has her own
trials, hut she nr'Cr bothcrs anybody else
About them OG:wardly at least sho is
cho,riul and spirited always, and she can't
abide anybody th&t lots his troubles SO far
overcome hin HAT Er inillcjs them on 9TH
TT people, too, and 50 ghO sHyS:
"lt thcro IS anything dcSrisC, it's mel
ancholy,"
At That Mr.. Dilllops takes brace. He
locks up and smiles. 1t is wonderful with
what aaCmty IL" children respond, and
Mr.. Iill:ops responds to that, aud gloom
is diHPyli@i once mere ly tho ever grateful
light pl rhrt .ulNHSF. And WHEN MIR. Bill-
toT7, rs the hrasc goes, gets something to
cal, he t'els ulGls,It better still, lie re-
numbers, wnnl h0 ha5 often said to him
81 IT, lhab no fee l.r.,t ur lpDTpSSiDu ghuulG
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
BLUE PEOPLE BRIGHT.

The business mans friend. Bicola Pills.
are scientific remedy and the only per-
feet cure for the diseases of the nervous
system. A remedy adapted for the bank.
er, lawyer, doctor. preacher and merchant.
VIII 0 Bicola Pills are intended for all
who aie afflicted with nervous weakness,
they are particularly adapted to women
suffering from a weakened condition of
the nervous system, with prostration,
taintness, etc. Bicola Pills give Immediate
Reflector rheumatism, all blood and ner.
vous troubles, Discovered and Perfected
by THE TURNER'S, of Philadelphia.
THE TURNER'S, also make
gARZlNA-The only ointment for skin
troubles.
Cure piles.
TURNER'S LITTLE LIVER TURNER'S
A very small pill. Turns your liver
Have appointed as Special Agents in Viii.
mington for their Great Remedies, the
Following Druggists: S. C. McKeeyer,
Il. Q. Kimble, Wilmer C. Taylor, Dr.
Bennet Downes, b. h. Veasey, West
Street Pharmacy, J. Harvey Spruance,
central Pharmacy, j, j. Gallagher s.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12

q Of funeral will be given.

COONE-On June II, 1897 Harry, son Of
John II. and Kate Cooke Of BOG South
Thirteenth street. Philadelphia, aged 4
years.
Notice of funeral will be given
TALLMY-On June ~, 1877, Ella J. Tai.
Icy, daughter Of Joseph i. and SalliG j.
THllcy, aged ) years.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral, from the residence Of her
parents, at Holly Oak, Del, on Saturday
afternoon ut o'clock. Services ut the
house. lutGrmcnt ut Bethel NJ. + Gene
terry.
GAMBLE-On June 10, 1897, Emma J.
Gamble, aged 50.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend her funeral from the residence Of her
father, Benjamin blcNey Brccks Road
and kcnnetL Pike on sunday afternoon,
June -. Services at the house at !! o'clock.
lntcrmcnt at Mt Salem Cemetery.
RILE-On June o, 1897, Harriet e. Rile.
Funeral on saturday afternoon, Junc r.
from the residence Of I. II. H. Messenger,
No 1903 West Fifth street, ut 80 o'clock
lntcrmcnt Wilmington and Brandywino
Cemetery.
NICHOLSON the 18th inst, George
Nichols, aged 80 years.
Ii lhtlvns and friends, also kadnsh Com
mandcry, No. %, Knights of Malta, md
employees Of Diamond state rolling mill
are invited to attend tho funeral from his
late residence, Sj7 Bennett street, on Sun
day afternoon at $50 o'clock Inturmcnt
at Wilmington and Brandywinc Gene
terry.
JhFFERIS-On June II, 1897, John s,
jciferls, aged 81 years.
Funeral on Monday morning Mt II
O'Clock. lntGrmont at Wilmington and
IjrunuyHinn GpDirtpry
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
The Judiciary.

4 Ex-Judge Ignatius C. Gruhbs reported
advancement to the Chief JustiCoship of
Delaware is given no credence by him.
Yesterday afternoon he said:
II have no desire to DO chief Justice, and
shall not disappointed. If | should be APP
pointed | will decline it. think Cover
nor Tunnels appointD cnt of chief JUS
tice and also of the associate judges will
prove highly satisfactory 10 Tho people of
she whole State. The Governor Is taking
his time in making his selections, so that
he will give to Delaware the very best ju.
dietary that he can possibly find"
David L. Marvel chances for ro-nppOint-
ment were slim until yesterday, when
fifty members Of the New Castle County
Bar Association signed u petition asking
for Mr., Maryel's re.appOinlmcnt. The
petition was signed by both Republicans
and Democrats. Francis Fl. HoNockcr
and Levi Bird declare that the sentiment
OF the bar Of this County WAS almost unau-
imous for Mr.. Marvel's appointment, as
the lawyers recognized that he was an
honest, faithful and cor, ClGntious judge.
Senator Gray will appear in person be-
fore the Governor and it was said that
Anthony Higgins would give the en-. Judge
Aleiter. Mr.. MarvCls chances are there.
fore good and word cnmo from Dover last
night that tho appointment would be
mauo.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12

Daniel Collins cannot stand the cffec 5
Of drinking. Las night he selected a lot
Oh the east side for his bed with Sky for
his blanket Judge Ball deemed 1t worth
% for his lodging
Last night Richard Fitzgerald was ar
rested for being drunk. Fnzgrrqld some
years ago lost onelcg the toes eff he other
foot and the fingers off both hands in \
railroad accident in New York safe lie
begged money during the day time and
THE bought liquor, .LlIlo was fined u and
costs.
John O'Day and Harry Ayar4 were ord.
cred to pay So and costs Tor bsih-, drunk
and disOrderly.
George Wilson, coloTod was fined SO
and costs for being uilordrriy. Hu cursed
Eliza Dorsey and usCd bud language in the
presence Of children.
The case of AlUnHo Ward was continued
until Monday evening. lie is charged
with acting dsorduriy IN saturday last at
one Of the voting places.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
Bidding for County LDar.

There WAS special session OF tho Levy
Court this morning ut which proposals for
the purchase OF SJOOlJ Of New Castle
County bonds were received Tho bonds
are issued to provide for funding the lobt
of the County and arc authorized by an
act pas tel ut DJvor on May 2S They arc
in sums Of $1,000 oath, $l0,00O to bo rodcrm-
cd each year beginning December, 1910.
The interest is payable on jams and Do.
CGmbor |; the ratio to DO not exceeding 1
pCr cent.rDglstered.
When rhe bonds were opened ther5 was
present John C. Rodney, the cOur5'' at
lorney, every member Of tho court and
representatives Of bidding companies The
first bid opened was that OF Charles Culv3p
of New York which was SlO3, So premium
for the entire amount or Sijl03Sj. The
other bidders wer3 5. A. kGan g. Co.
Chicago
Townsend, Scott & CO., Baltimore slO3-
So or $50, 1913 81; !. r. Moore 81 Co., city,
Sl53,O0O; II. Il. Evans 4 Co, city, $3.50,
lO3S7; Edward {. Jones 81 Co., New York
$3.50 lOi Is. Hcyl Il Morgan, Phlladel-
phia, $50, 1926; Philip +. KcIoy a. Co.
phila, on S0J,0)J, $l1,5ll6j; Il II RDbin-
son & Co. city, Slji,7I1; Scott &; Co city,
#l55; T. G Il y. Company city, Sljj, So;
w. J. Hayes < Son, Philadelphia, 1884,
1869; Pnrson Leach 4 Co, New York,
el5l,609; Security Trust and Safe Daposit
Company, city, entire amount ut par with
81 per cent interest; Farmers Bank OF
Delaware, sl57, $3.50. Tho later bid was tins
best and that of r. H. Robin son IL Co.
the second The award was not made but
will be at tho regular meeting Of tho
court Tuesday morning.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
MOnarch'S Test Successful,

Yesterday afternoon q successful lest
was given the Monarch fire exLinguishcr
on lot at Thirteenth and TaBnlll streets.
A largo pine box, Gbou. II feet high, 5
feet wide and feet deep was coreA OIL
tho inside with North Carolina pine tar,
then saturated with kerosene and scr on
fire.
The fierce beat drove tho crowl back q
distance Of about twenty-five feet. WlieA
tho flames had gained considerable heal
way half Of the powder contained in thu
cxtinguisher was thrown Into tn, flames.
and in less than three seconds there was
no blaze, !
a second test was made. a structure I'd
represent ilue, sixteen fcUt long and ono
foo. square, coated with tho tar and Sero-
senu was set on fire. The flames roared
and lcapcd high into the air. but when q
small quantity Of the powder was thrown
into the tluo tho fire was Immediately ox-
tinEuishGd
The test mado a favorable impression
on the people present, a9 the flames w5re
subduod ia less time than at any other
public test Of an oxtinguishcr given in
this city.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
4, OUR CARD BASKET.


Communications for this column should
e1dressed sour Card Basket" HEpUsiIoAs
| UnGe.
Mrs Gregg Chandler has gone to Ocean
Grove TO pass the summer,
John G.. Abbott Of Georgetown, spont
the first of the week in this city.
Miss Irene Hebron, of this city, Is VISIT
ing In Georgetown,
Miss Bertha Wilson was called Cd
Georgetown by the illness of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Barton, Of this
city, are at Georgetown.
William N. Blackburn, of Philadelphia,
was In this city yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Phillips, of Georgetown,
has been spending some time with relar
tiVes In this city and Philadelphia.
Mrs. Joseph 4. Hill, of West Chester, u
spending iow days in Wilmington with
her sister, Mrs Jas L. Mullin.
Tlghman johnson was in Philadelphia
yesterday 6<s1
Mrs. Amanda Crompton and daughter,
Miss May, are visiting friends in Phiadslt
phia. .r.r1
Robert P. First, of Bridgeton, N. j., ID
registered at tho Clayton House.
Mrs. Jennie A. Moore, of Washington,
d. e., Is Clayton House guest.
Miss Lola Murphin, of this city Is visits
ing friends in Philadelphia,
Harry Messck, of this city is visiting In
Philadelphia.
Mr.. Sam Rossiter, formerly of our city,
but for several years located in Phlladels
phia is paying relatives and friends visit
to-day. He says business Is dull in Phila{
delphia, but better times are looked for
soon.
The marriage Of Jos. W. Jackson to Misc
Minnie |. Wood, both of this city, is ami
nounced to take place Thursday evening"
June II at o'clock.
Mrs. l. Fred Gcrhauser with her sou and
daughter OF Port Deposit, Md. arc VISIT
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William II
Lyons at 405 East Ninth street. !
Miss Rosa NJ Thompson and Miss Ger,
trude d. Hoiley are spending to-day in
Philadelphia.
Mrs. &. l.. Stidham, Miss Mary Fairs
banks and Mrs. Rosn were entertained on
Thursday by Mrs. AloLzo Euil banks at heS
home, Bellville on the Kenneth Pike.
A party of Wilmington young folkS
will go to FELTON,, Pa, In hacks on next
Thursday and spend the evening with
Miss Mollie Petite.
The Alumnao Association Of the Will
mipgton High School, will give recep.
ton to the girls graduating class In tho
Auditorium on Thursday night, July l.
Tho Alumni Association will not be in-
vited this year
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12

Judge I. G. Grubb yesterday entertained
distinguished visitor from Ilawaii-Gsn-
eral William N. Armstrong Of Honolulu,
who has taken prominent par6 IN the
history Of the Sandwich Islands. During
which trip to Japan and the Hawaiian Is
lands. Judge Grubb mot General Arm.
strong, who enter tanned tho Delawarean
and, while no was in Honolulu, gave q
dinner in his honor, at which q number Of
distinguished guests were present. General
Armstrong is now in this country on q
short visit, and while on route to Wash-
iugton stopped of TO visit Judge Grubb
yesterday. -
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12

Prothonu'arYW oolicy reports continued
aiowncss on the part Of tho foreign corpO.
ration agents doing cuisines in hi, couu.
ty 10 file Ia rs OH . tnt ice '7sary 60 rtiii.
tnt". Only the insurance comp suIrs hero
luvc thu, far complied with the law, md
this being tn . ctio the official is Of tho
opinion that no ono but those business
men will comply.
in case others should not in short time
u batch Of warrants will DO issued. The
law renders illegal all cuisines Transacted
On Dho art OF those agents who fail to file
the certificate, thus causing additional
trulIklp
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12

At u meeting OF the Sunday School As.
sociatlon Of Sc. Pauis Church last night,
Miss Bessie Williams. John S. Hoffccker
and Samuel H. Baynard were appointed a
committee to prepare suitable resolutions
on Miss Rile's faithfulness in the church
work. As mark of esteom in which she
was held the Infant room Of which she
was superintendent, will be closed the re.
mainder of the month.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
A Coed Advertising Medium.

On Thursday small advertisement APP.
peared in the REPUBLICAN for II girl to
stand i'll store, and up to this CATE over
fifty appl cations, addressed to d, have been
received at this Office, proving conclusively
that the REPUBLICAN is the paper to reach
tle hreat mAss OF CitiXHns.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
DRAMATIC CLUB PLAY.

Tho Wilmington Dramatic Club LAST
night crchitably presented "ahe Stops I'd
Conquer" in the Grand Opera House to a
fashionable audience. The cast of char
ncIcrs was rs follows: Sir Charles Mar
low" Willard Hall Porter; Young Mar
low" william 5 Hilles; Mr.. HARDEN itle,"
henry Z, Scott; Tony I.umpkin, Alfred
l. DUPONT; "HastiDg'," Joseph Hilles;
"$tingo," Harlan &. Scott; "Dlggory,"
Charles NJ. Curtis; Simon" W. Poyntell
Johnston Candy; "Ralph," w poyntell
Johnston; "rhomas. " Andrew G. Wilson.
.Ir, Mat Mu-gins," John F. Nlelds;
Jack Slang" Robert Pennington;
"Aminadab," NJ. Il, Walkor; "kate Hard
CASTLE" Mrs Alfred I, DUPONT; "Con-
stance Neville" Mrs. Charles NJ Curtis,
Maid" Miss Martha Robinson; Mrs.
Hardoaste," Miss May Candy.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-06-12
The Weather.

Tomorrow promises to be clear and
rather warmer. Somewhat similar CON
ditions will probably prevail on Monday.
The Thermometer at W. c. Tuylur's
drug store 81! King street, registered to-
day as follows;
7oclock 10 o'clock o'clock
50 - 80