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Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
A CALL.

To All Wsnen's Temperance 30.
efelies OF Whalsoevcr Eame--
Also 10 Pastors Of Churches and
Christian women Of she state Of
Delaware.
DEAR FRIESDs:--Tke Women 3 Ma
tional Christian Temperance Union is
among the best fruits Of the temper
ance crusade OF 1874. 1t has auxiliaries
all over the State, and is carrying for
ward active work by increasing and
Strengthening At its societies, holding gos-
pel temperance meetings, circulating
the pledge, enlisting young women, in
Producing temperance education into
Sunday schools, and so far as possible,
AL other schools, securing temper
ance column in local papers, circulating
temperance literature. &c
The central idea Of al! its work Is the
enthronement Of Christ as Redeemer
and Lord in the individual heart. and
Of His Spirit in the home, and in the
State. It's motto is: "For God, aud
Home, and Native Land" We believe
these objects are dear to all Of you
whom we address. With solemn
earnestness we call upon you to hely
us by your prayers, your lufinenct
your work. That we may lay our plah'
and methods before the women OF IL
State, we will hold convention .
Milford, Del, on the 18th and ~
October, and We invite each wo"iln''
temperance society to send at least two
delegates, and any woman who has
the temperance cause at heart, to CONT
and learn what women are doing II
this land, and to take home with hel
such information, documents, etc, a.
shall enable her to organize W. q. T.
U. in her own locality, if there Is no
one already; and if there is, to give
point and method to its operations.
We ass respectfully request each
pastor to appoint a lady from hi
church, who shall come as a delegate
Miss r. f. Willard, president OF thu
w. N. q. T. u, will be present during
the convention and give an address OF
the evening of the 18th. Also, a mas
meeting will be held cn the evening o
tho 18th, to be addressed by eminent
sneakers. Entertainment will be fur
nished to all who come. Please sent
names at once TO Mrs. j. Is. Quigg
Milford, Del, naming time Of arrival
Yours for God, Home, and Native Land
MKs. S. BRlNGHURsT, President.
Mrs. MARY L. Cox,
Cor. Sec'y. W. G. T. T., of Del.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Birthday Eusertainment.

Thursday, October 9th, being the 4Sth
birthday anniversary of Anton Henze,
o member of the Admiral Du Pont Post,
No. q, of the Department of delaware,
Of the q. A. H., lie invited the members
company him to his residence, to par
take OF a bonntiful supply of the good
things provided by his Auxiliary Corps
(Mrs. Henze) Oh the advent Of her hus-
band $ muster. Past Department Com
mander, General Il. G. Fraim, Comrades
Ross and Heritage, of Smyth Post, No
l, and other invited guests participated
in the banquet. At 1890 p. NJ, the
veterans marched from DUPONT Post
Room to Comrade Henze's residence, on
King street, near Second, and were cor
daily received by Comrade Henze's
better half, and escorted to the parlors,
where two large tables were spread to
receive the visitors, and supply them
with ra.ions after their fatiguing march
for their commissary stores. The vi
ands spread before the veterans were
not the usual kind Of supplies, that were
served out 10 the boys 10 their old quar-
tors at Antietam, Cnicahominy, Peters
burg, Sc, during the Re Delion.
An attenp, to describe the massive
load of ed,btes that graced the table
at the banquet would be interesting no
doubt to the absent comrades (and also
20 those presently but unless they we're
connoisSeurs of French and German
culinary, and were entirely familiar
with the French and German languages,
they would fail to convey to Others a
faint description Of the many beautiful
and luxurious viands spread before the
guest. There is one thing very certain,
if the boys could not tell the kind of
| food they partook Of, they did ample
justice to the quantity, as was fully
shown by the disappe france ofthe large
piles Of deviIed crabs, beef, ham, veal,
salads, foreign and domestic fruits, uu-
der which the tables groaned on their
entrance to the banquet, but as the con-
tents of the enormous plates mysterious
ly disappeared into the capaclous haver-
sacks PERMANENTLY carried by the
comrades new arrivals of comm.ssary
stores were constantly arriving, and
enough remained after the vets. were
supplied to have furnished ample rations
Tor the squad for IA three days march.
After the last vet had lain aside his
knife and fork and folded his napkin,
Gen. Il. Z. Fraim, wLo occupied the
head of the table, was loudly called for
to respond to the toast, "Our Host and
Hostess" comrade Henze and wife,
Tho General was in happy frame OF
mind and in his usual style paid hand
some t-ibute TO the host md hostess,
and to dupont Post OF which co mrade
:, Henze is a member. Colonel John
Wainwright. late senior Vice Cominan
der on the staff Department of Com
nander Fraim, on behalf of dupont
Post followed his late commander in a
neat, pertinent and jovial address.
Commander O'Conner OF dupont PosI
favored the company with "Sherman' s
March to the Sea" Speeshes were also
made by Comraie Ross OF Stnyth Post,
Macklen Murphy and others.
Three cheers were given for the hos
and hostess, and the vets. retreated IL
good order to their homes, hoping II
meet comrade Heuze anC wife on Il
more similar occasions.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
NEWS SUMMARY.
WBECM OF AN ICE BOAT AID
LOSS OF SEVEN PERSONS.
leFS-Faial Cavlng Of TuAnel.
AGPe~t London Strike,

10 is reported that Colonel Mckenzie
has taken personal command Of the
field operations against the Indians in
Arizona, and that he has placed Major
Biddle under arrest, on representations
from Agent Tiffany that it was She
Majors actien which caused the out
break Of the Chiricahus. There are in
dications that Tuesday evenings fight
in the Dragon Mountains has caused
the indians TO break up into small
staggering bands.
The three masted schooner Thomas j.
Lancaster, of Philadel phia, bound for
Savannah, with cargo of ice, went
ashore about three O'Clock on Wednes-
day morning, about folr miles south OF
New Inlet, on the NORTH Carolina
coast. There were thirteen persons on
board, of whom seven, including Cap.
tain Hunter and his three children,
we're lost. The captains wife and the
second mate were among the saved, but
the mate had his thigh broken.
| Edward Sanders and Philip Rogers
felonlously assaulted Mrs. Mary Sey.
mour at her house, in Lancaster, Pa.
on Wednesday night. She managed tt
escape into the street, and Sanders fol
lowed her and kicked her down several
times. She got into a neighbor's house
where she died from her INJURIES in a
few minutes. The villains were ar.
rested. Both are young men, and San
ders is notorious rough.
There We're heavy frosts in the billy
regions Of Virginia, Nolth Carolina
and South Carolina on Wednesday
night. II is feared that some harm has
been done 70 the growing tobacco near
Danville, Virginia, and Eahleigh,
North Carolina, and there is apprehen-
sion that the late growth Of cotton in
the northern portion of South Carolina
has been destroyed.
Peter Wright & Sons, Of Philadel.
phia, have received a telegram flon
London, stating that the workmen in
the Statfprdshire Potteries have giveL
nOtice of demand for an increase O.
wages next month, and that the mas
ters have resisted the demand. The
strike which seems likely to ensue
will involve 60, ,000 to 1000 men.
It's believed in Ottawa that an appea
will be made to the Dominion Govern
ment for the relief OF the sufferers by
the bush fires on the north shore of tht
st. Lawrence. Six hundred miles O
coast have been devastated, and whole
villages destroyed, with boats, nets anc
summer catches of the fishermen.
James b. Glover, sporting man Of
Augusta, Georgia, died yesterday
morning from the effect Of two ounce'
Of laudanum taken with suicidal in
tent. There was no reason for the
suicide, except that he was "tired o
life " HIS father committed suicid'
several years ago.
About one hundred Of the weaver
employed in Simon's silk mill, a
. Union Hill, New Jersey, struck OF
/ Wednesday night for an advance il
wages. The proprietor says he wi
close his mills and let them renal
!. closed rather than give the advance.
rr' 49, nn~-- .Ta,naa & Fauett fror
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
AMAaHIFICENT CAR.
Oriental SplenaOY I'm ahe Decor.
alton ct . CsssA fer the Il. d
W. Road. -


From the Richmond Index.Appeal, Oct. o.
President Tyler, Of the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company, passed
through this city Sunday in the mag
niflcent new palace car which has just
been built for the President and direct
ors Of the road. The car was built at
Bowers, Dure & Co.'S Whining ton
(Del) Car Works, by order of the
directors OF the Norfolk and Western
Railroad Company. and one of the
handsomest coaches ever made. The
exterior is Tuscan red, striped and let
tered with gold TIL platforms are en-
tirely surrounded with iron gates, and
30 arranged that they may be enlarged
by throwing moveable floor over the
steps. The car is supplied with West.
inghouse automatic air brake, Janney's
coupler, aud two sets OF six wheel
trucks. Its interior Is finished in un-
stained oak, after the Eas,lake design,
aud is divi led into four apartments,
each Of which is covered with beautiful
Wilton carpets. Its windows are of
embossed plate lass, and all are sup
piled with satin curtains. The parlor,
in which an elegant set otfurniture has
been placed, coatains mirror 22l4 x36
inches. Joining this apartment are two
complete state rooms supplied with
stationary beds, washstands, mirrors,
etc. They are separated by a slidipR
door. Iu the rear of the state room is a
large double compartment, such rs may
be found iu a Pullman sleeper. The
hunks, when not in use, disappear in
the ceiling, and are operated by mach,
inery OF "a new pattern. When the beds
are occupied they are covered on the
sides with elegant Turkish rug curtains,
which depend from handsomely burn
ished rods All inch in diameter. Under
them are half dozen OF seats covered
with Persian silk plush. The other end
of the coach is occupied as culinary
department, and complete 1t IL in every
particular. This room also contains :
patent heater, the bronzed steam pipe!
Of which are distrl buted in all parts O.
the car. The lights are attractive ant
unique in design. Two of them az
what is known as four-light lamps, ant
are as costly as any ever placed In
railroad car. Among the numerou
conveniences with which the Car is sup
Piled is an electric bell, having con
nectlon in each department
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Riddles' Chapel Entertnt M.

Every one on Riddles, Bancroft $, Du,
Points Ranks and in the neigh borhood
of the Forty Acres and McDowelvi'ie,
should attend the Sunday School enter
tainrnent at Riddles Chapel tonight ia
hear the inimitable Professor Ford read
and also TO see what the Sunday School
can do. Those who attend the enter
taiument will have no reason to regret
their attendance nor the paymS mt OF tht
small al Omission fee charged.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07

, n Che, fE ill., = X re storm
lor Tue tlsy l!Eha, E-r esp ain and
three men wela saved. Two O.her men
" no took to the yawi, have aOt been
heard of since.
The third class of midshipmen at An
napolis. confined ON board the Santee on
Tuesday, for refusing to tell what they
knew about Sunday nights hazing,
were released yesterday, all Of them
having signed pledge not to do any
more hazing.
The British steamship Bornesmore
sailed from Wilmington, North Caro-
lima, yesterday, for Liverpool, with a
cargo of cotton and naval stores, valued
at $500, ,O00. She is the first steamer
cleared from Wilmington for a foreign
port since the war.
| Returns from 100 towns In Connecti-
cut which held elections last Monday
show that 90 went Republican and %
Democratic while % were equally di-
vided. This shows republican gain
since last year.
Governner Hoyt has notified Colonel
Corbin, master of ceremonies al the
Yorktown celebration, that 700 Penn
sylyania militia, in addition to those
already reported, will attsnd the cele-
brati0n.
a,an informal meeting of the Repub-
lican National Com mnittee in New YORK,
Yesterday, resolutions were adopted ex-
pressing sorrow for the death Of Presl-
dent GARFIELD, and confidence In Presi.
dent Arthur.
Charles Morris, a young man, was
hacked to death with knife, by Is.
McSwain, in Tatnall county, Georgia
on Wednesday. Morris had implicated
McSwain in horse theft.
The frst Cabinet meeting Of Presidenl
Arihurs administration will be held
on Tuesday next, by which time, it Is
rxpected, all the Cabinet officers Will
have returned to Washington.
An earthquake was felt at Bristol
New Hampshire. soon after " ednesday
midnight. IL mo we'd from west to east
with noise like the rumb.lng OF
heavy train OF cars.
The President refuses to hear appli
canls Tor public offices, and says III
I,binks the minor offices now vacan
should be filled by the heads Of depart
m-uts.
William Siegfried and James Wad
dell we're killed, and tw' Others ver'
iriured,. by the giving way OF I'M
arches Of an Old dock, near Livermor
penna., on Wednesday morning.
A cayein at Persons ore mine, nea
Allentown, Pa, yesterday afternoon
resulted in killing Frank Kramer, AM
fatally njsring Joseph George.
Lucina 5 Albright, a drover, OF Pott'
Vile. was killed by locomotive at tn
stock wards near Harrisburg, yesterda
afternoon.
Ten convict laborers we're killed an
Ave injured by the cavingin of tunne
near Graysou, Kentucky, on Wedne'
day.
The Pastors of the various chnrche
in Washington will visit the Presiden
in a body.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
lfy0u arc ktek. Read

the Kidney-Wo advertisement in
another column, and it wall explain to
YOU the rational method of getting well
Kidney-Wo ort will save you more doc
tor bills than any other medicine
known. Acting with specific energy
on the kidneys and liver, it cures the
worst diseases caused by their derange-
mtnt Use it at once. In dry and
LIQUID form. Either is equally efficient
the liquid is the easiest, but the dry IL
the most economical.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Dr. Ruchanan's Many TrOubles.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 6.-Dr. John
Buchanan, who has just undergone a
sentence Of ten months In the Eastern
penitentiary, which was imposed tupon
him by the United States Court for hav-
ing conspired with others to defraud the
Court out of the amount OF the bail, " as
this morning brought into Judge Alli-
sons Court. in charge Of the prison an
thorities, on a writ of habeas corpus, FOR
sentence upon plea of guilty in the
quarter sessions to the charge Of issuing
bogus diplomas. As his counsel wa,
out of the city sentence was deferred
until Monday next, and the defendant
was given into the charge Of the keepers
of the COUNT prison.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
r,act,ou of OMcers.

The Neptune Social club held their
first annual election on Tuesday even
ing and elected the following oficers:
President-Joseph B. Bickta,
Vice Presidential. l.. Weir.
Secretary-Geo. p. Weir,
Treasurer Stiber.
Chairman-Martin Keogh,
Directors-John A. Green and Rioh'
ard Coleman.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Minnesota Democrats.

The Democratic State Convention Of
Minnesota met yesterday In s.. Paul.
General II. II. Selby was chosen per-
manent chairman. Resolutions was
adopted declaring for the honest pay
ment of oil obligations resting upon the
State expressing sorrow for the death
Of President Garfield aud reaftirm.
ing the principle of the last Democrat
10 National Convention. A ticket was
nominated Loaded by General Il. w..
johnson for Governor, and Justice
Clark, Dickens and Mitchell, OF the Sn-
prems Court (ths two latter Republi-
cans), were endorsed for reelection.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
nlsarderly Con udNef.

Michael Callahan and vile, were
charged with disorderly conduct, and
using threatening and abusive language
to neighbor named Mrs. McDoroush.
Tho case was tried before Squire l'erto-
lette last evening, and after hearing
both sides, he ordered Michael to pay
the costs and furnish 500 bail to keep
the peace. The charge implicaGing bis
wife was dismissed.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Amusemeuts Run Down.

Many people have lost their interest
in politics and in amusements because
theJ are so ont of sorts and run down
that they cannot erjoy anything. II
such persons would only be wise enough
to try that celebrated remedy Kidney
Wort and experience its tonic and rem
oyating effects they would soon be hnr
raining with the loudest. In either dry
or liuuid form it is perfect remedy FOL
torpid liver, kidneys or bowels.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07

n, Il. JanneS, NO. ouo Mug o'ioOs' 80
headquarters tor potatoes. Just receiven
few cars of Rose which no Will sci! AZ
Scots. to 81 per bushel. Splendid lot OF
onions. Give him call.
Brain aud Nerve.
Wells Health Remover, greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, leinness,
.exuai debility, &c. 81 at druggists
Depot, n. Il. Dantorih.
Fish.
Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
the Third street market the usual varlet!
OF fish, viz salmon trout, white percn,
sea bass, halibut, white fish, NC.
Bed.bmEs, ROacnes,
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosqui-
toes, insects, &c, cleared out by "Rough
on Rats" l5c. boxes at druggists.
stan % Lif,.
Visit the steam mills, 30S W. Front
street, for all kinds OF tour and feeo.
Osyood's India Chologogue, Green s
Ague Conuneror, Thermal ne and a
fresh assortment of anti bilious pills.
with new lot OF Hop l'itters and Aid
nsy. Wort for sale at the drug store OF
Beaton Smith, Col. Seventh anu Zine
streets.
Glenn 8 and VanDyke's sulphur soap,
| and a good assortment Of pertumed toi'
let soaps ranging in price from cents
upwards, at Hartman's Drug Store, DIN
and Poplar streets.
For infants: Cefealina, Papoma, hor'
lick.s, Mellin's, Blair's and HubDeli
Foods, Farina and Saloupe for sale al
Dilworth's Drug Store, Second ana
Madison streets.
| Alta. McClu-e's fish stalls, in the
Eighth street market is the place to ge'
ali kinds of fresh fish and oysters diVe
him q call.
Comforts Conserve Of Hellyhsck, 10,
coughs and colds. Sold by Taylor 8
Fullerton, Druggists, No. So2 Aini
street.
People in want of good clothins
would do we'll to call on Geo. II. Ash
Merchant Tailor, ,705 Market street.
. Chew Becky Tobacco. For sale sy q
dealers. The best In the world.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
series, VI


tn ri ses 5iN .h series, =, .:
film ser es, s1-..u, slA.h series, slJ,9l;
seventh series, Sl0,ls: eighth series, s.,
IS; ninth series, 81 81; tenth series, "a
cents. and the present list or number
of shares is: Second series, l75; third
series, rs; fourth series, 1876; fifth series,
23l; sixth series, 25O; seventh series,
2sS, eighth series, 1853: ninth series, 2o' !;
tenth searles, 453. The following officer,
were elected President, James Brad
ford; vice-presi lent, Alfred Gawthrop;
secretary, George Z. Marls; treasurer,
Joshua Maris: directors, Charles
McCloskey, John 7. Taylor, James
Henderson, Lewis T. Grubb, Wm. M.
kennard, Daniel IL. Kent and Charles
W. Gouert, Horace II. Wilson, and
Samuel W. AcCaulley,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
b. eak Down.

Az one Of Mr.. Robert s. Smiths
Es..a "ms was engaged in hauling lumber
RR,SS@raay afternoon, to Third and
,"nse streets, the hind axle Of the
C,eson C,essS broke, at Third aud Market
boss, bnma, letting tho wagon down and
mP!ng the lumber partly out.
(e,"aa tt was then procured, the lumber
Uaueu ,su and taken away. The wagon
T~femoved for repairs.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
A Remarkably Quick Cnre.

Isaw 80 much said about tbe merits
of Hop Bitters, and my wife who wae
always doctoring and never well, teas.
ed me 80 urgently to get her some, !
concluded to be humbugged again; and
l Am glad I did, for in less than twt
months use of the Bitters my wife wa
cured and she has remained 30 for sigh
teen months since. / like such hum
buaaing. 7. st. Paul.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
PERSONAL.

kapm ,. Daniel ONeill, of this city, and
6sr. ny connected with the police force
|WasIho;u |WI out now Of the capitol force In
h tlhailhgton, thi Is on visit TO his friends
Io.L .l,s city. He intends to visit the
Ia 'Twn 10 celebrationjbefore he returns.
~" looking hale and hearty,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Tho s,r,siual Agency

of the Foster kid gloves 's Russell,,s, 3o6
Market street. There YOU can had
full assortment of sizss In black or
colors at 81. 30 q pair for hooks. we
also sell an excellent glove Mt 81 u pair.
Saturday is a great day for corssts with
us. Il. l.. Russell.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Curedtn q snort lime.

Three days use of St. jacobs o. was
sufficient to cure Mrs. Joseph HinkIe OF
Hanover, Pa, Of rheumatism, after be-
ing unable for a long time to attend TO
her daily duties.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
POllyWOx Cigars,

Mr.. Geo. H. p. Simmons ha, taken
the agency in Delaware for the Polly.
wog cigars, manufactured by Gumpert
Brothers, 134l Chestnut street, Phila-
delphia, The brand rs pronounced q
6pe ono by lovers Of shelweed.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
citizens Loan.

Tne eleventh annual meeting of the
Citizens Loan Association was held
,, last evening. The receipts are t@, s4i,
O5 the loans, So, l5O; interest, s. ,S2S, 40:
The due, p INT to SIS, $50;
fines, Sli5 ... ,
asSAts ar' -N.-. s- Aa,... t. T..
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Answer to q Leaky Warrant.

With regard to the leaky warrant OF
J, B. Moore against Alex. Mason, the
OK. letter carrier, would say that In
stead of myself paying the costs OF the
case as represented by your parer o.
yes' erday that Alexander Mason pal'
the cost of the entire case through MS
counsel l.. G. Vandegrift, Esq:
j. B. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Tho WoAthoR

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Ohicer, Washington, October I
Il A. NJ.
Indications for to-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, fair weather, southerly
winds; rising barometer; lower temper
ature.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
The Typical Amerio IN.

Rev. George w. Miller will preach .
sermon on Sunday evening at Grace M.
d. Church on Garfield, the Typical
American" which oil young men are
invited TO attend and hear.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
WAeCln AfsslAm.

,t,h hy advertises for valuable gold
,as Vn l.. mat was lost or stolen while she
aw.'a tne market ON Wednesday. A
arn 'o ofS2S will be given for It's rs.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
kPEGlAl. n ENCk01

The Wilmington Clothing Hou's At
the n, W, cor. Fourth and Market sts
are the ackno wledged leaders in the
clothing trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
Pers~nAl.

fn a. and Mrs. John Killmeyer and
q fri.:ySce rTinyces Of Philsdelphia, arc visit
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07

Query. Can curing cough with Dr.
Bull's Cough Syrup be called oaiiylns
. cough.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07

State OF the Eher mOmeter
at the REPUBLICAN, Office, in tho shade
this mornin2:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock IL colo,
40 $50 72c
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07
pota,ees RouKhs and sold.

n. l.. Janney, No. 303 King street, Is
headquarters tor potatoes. Just receives!
few cars of Rose which no Will sell AZ
Scots. to 81 per bushel. Splendid Iot OF
onions. Give him call.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-07

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