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nisOrderly Conduct.

On Sa ttrday about noon, German
named Charles Whiteman, entered the
house Of Mr. Jo'eph Pyle, No. 219 Lib
erty street, and acting IN disorderly
manner, was ordered to 20 out. lie
obeyed the order, but returned in a
few minutes with a clothes prop in his
hand, and commenced TO smash no
things generally. Mr.. Pyle not being
able 10 see where the tun came in,
pitched into him and after severe
struggle succeeded in putting him ont.
Hn saturday evening, CEar.ps had an
opportunity Of explaining matters 10
the Mayer, aud His Honor no, think
ing such conduct conducive to the pre-.
Sefvation Of order Ia the city sentenced
MIN to pa fine OF 81 and costs, and to
giVea bond in the sum OF 500, to keep
the peace.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
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Painful AtHlsti0u.

The family OF the late Captain John
Il. Holt are passing through series OF
painful Affections. Only IA few weeks
ago they were calle,i upon TO mourn
the loss of the husband aid father, and
now - sou fifteen years of fage, lis in the
silent embrace Of death. He was seized
with chills, and other symptoms of
m"laria on Wednesday last, when a
physician was Summoned and it was
thought had silrceeded i'll controlling
the disease. but on Thursday he grow
much worse, and became unconscious,
in which condition he remained until
his death yesterday. The funeral will
take place from the residence of his
mother, No. 225 Market street, t0-rnor-
row afternoon at , O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
THE TEACHERS AssOCIATION.
State Teachers Association closed
the SessiOn 1t Rehoboth Last
Thurscay evenlng-tO mcet At
the same pisco Next Season.

j. II. Groves, Prof. Jefferis of Della
ware college, Miss Z. d. Frazer, A. D
Harrington, and John L. Thompson
were appointed the executive commit
tee for the next year.
| The following officers were elected
President-Prof. j. M. Williams, Of
| Wilmington.
Vice Presi 1ents-S. j. Wiley of Will
ningtOn, j. ii. Groves OF Smyrna, H.
G. Carpenter of Lewes.
Secretary-James IL. George of Mil
ford.
Treasurer-Miss S. M. Fell, Will
mington.
Il. H. Skinner, w. 8. McNair, and
W. II. Boyce were named a committee
to frame proper resolutions, and after
consultation presented the following:
Resolved, That the thanks of thi. as
sociation are due, aud are hereby tender
ed to the various railroad companies
that have furnished transportation at
reduced rates; Mr.. Burton of Bright
House, for special tavors in the way of
accommodations; the chapel authorities
for the use of their building; the organ
jst and choir of Trinity =. f. church of
Wilmington; the lecturers and readers
who have rendered services, and the
Sussex journal and Peninsular press
in general.
IL. &. Carpenter offered a resolution
that 1t is the duty of teachers to extend
their usefulness in the community; to
keep up with the times in methods Of
instruction; and to sustain the dignity
of che fourth profession
Miss E. d. Frazer treasurer, reported
a balance of Ss6. u to the credit of the as
ISOLATION.
The chair appointed T. n. Williams,
G. 5. Conwell and A. d. Harrington to
act as u comn,lttee on Neurology, and
David Purnell, Il. NJ. Kosin and Miss
Mercer were nAned as the Finance COM
'nitlee.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Building htealns n ips.

hessrs. Roach 4 son, of Chester, Pa,
launched on Saturday last, the iron
steamship Guadalupe, built for Nal
10y 4 Co., of New York. She is 1888
feet long, 50 feet beam, will carry 200
tong, is lifted up for over 100 hundred
passengers, and will cost $50, 900. This
nakcs seren tirst-class vessels launched
by Roach Il Son since February last,
and it is expected that seven more will
be launched before next February ar
rives. 1t is claimed that no ship build
er in the world has built so many first
class vessels in the same period Of
time.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
a Dear Peach.

George Thompson who farms the
place Of DR.. Lee Cummins Of smyrna,
called IS lnnysde," to the shares, made
an agreement last winter to dispose of
his share Of the peach crop to B. +.
Allen for horse and sleigh, valued at
$50, After diligent search in the or
chard last Saturday week two peaches
were found, one of which Mr., r. de.
livertd to Dr.. Cummins, as his share,
and the other he handed over to Mr..
Allen according to agreement. 1t is
not often that a man gives horse and
Sleigh for u single peach Df the Noun
tain Rose variety, as this one happened
to be, or of any other kind.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Various Causes.

Advancing years, care, sickness, dissp-
poin,ment ana hereditary prcdisposition-all
operate to turn the hair gray, and either Of
them lnclihes IL to shed p EN- ,turely. Ayers
Hair Nixyr will restore faded or gray, light
o. red hair To rich Drown or deep black, as
may be desired 1t sof cas- and ceanaes tn Q
scalp, giving il healthy action. 1t removes
and cures danaruf anu humors BY it's use
falling hair ls checked. and a new growth will
be produced n ali cases where the follicles are
not destroyed or the glands decayed. Its et-
fects are beautifully shown on brashy, wax
or sickly hair, On which a few applications
will produce the gloss and freshness Of youth.
Harmless and sure in its results, it is incOn-
parable az dresstng and is especially valued
for the soft lustre and richLess o. tone it i'm
parts.
Ayers Hair Eigor is col)rless; contains
neither; oil nor dye; and will not soil or color
white caintrlc; yet 1t lasts long on the hair,
and Keeps it fresh and vigorous, ,imparting an
agreeable perfume. For sale by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Bridge OFT.

The bridge at Market street, over the
Chrlstiana, was Off for several hours on
Saturday, while some needed repairs
We're being made. This week workmen
will commence to widen the passage
way between the middle rier and the
north end Of the stationary part, to al
low the new mammoth steamer City of
Worcester, now being finished by the
Harlan a. Hollingsworth Company, to
pass through. The amount Of wood
worE to be removed will be but small,
and will not interfere with the future
stability OF tho bridge.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Faota Plainly state d,

"I was troubled for many years with
Kidney Complaint, Gravel, &c; my
blood became thin; was dull and in.
active; could hardly craw' about was
an old worE out man all over could Get
nothing to help me until got Hop Bit
ters now am . young man again Ny
blood and kidneys a'e all right, and I
am Az active as man of so, although |
am 72, and have no dcuOt it will do as
well for Others of my age. 1t is worth
q trial. ."-.Fathtr.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
kkSE Vk1'IES. .

| The fashionable merchant tailor Of our city
located at Fourth and Market streets
known as the Wilmington Clothing House.
sun rlses Vt 6.22. .........SGn sets W.
Devild crabs ut tullmers.
! Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's celebrated stewed crabs.
| Oysters are in splendid cond ition.
Ice cold sslt oysters at Fuilmer'a.
| Dev1l'd CLAIMS and crabs at AinscOw's.
Best family coal o. s22 W. Front street.
| Parker, cupping and leechin2 l03 Z. I'd St.
| Fruit Jars, lellie cups cheap at the 99c store
| Z. A. Humphrey, the halter, 2lo Market at
Read Dr. Todd's advertisement in another
column. He Will do what he promises.
| Pure cider vinegar at the old groc ery store
of W. H. Lloyd, n W. corner OF Seventh and
King streets.
l.. F. Adair, has q very large assortment OF
| furniture, which he Is selling a. rock bottom
prices, at No. 2o7 Market s reet
| W. w. Woodward, Sixth and Tatnall, is
selling furniture cheaper than any other
store in this city. Go and see tor yourselves.
| Fifty-three million forest trees have been
planted in Nebraska.
| Pure silver is the bcs. conductor of heat
| ana electricity known.
The first pharmacopnia was published in
kuremburg In 1872.
There were no horses on this continent at the
time Of it, discovery.
The floating population OF New York city
Is estimated at 20 $50,
rhe oldest note in the Possession OF the
Bank Of england is dated ltao.
Rhododendrons have been planted in st.
Paul's churchyard, London.
Among the Gauls, cutting Of the hair was
inflicted as IL punishment.
Photography was known to Leonardo de
Vlncl III tbs fifteenth ccLtuly.
The recerft prosecution of rttualistS cost the
English Government S.l.OJ0
Coal gas, for the purpose Of Lighting, was
kL0wn ages ago to the Chinese,
The idea of fertiizins land with salt wa,
conceived by John Napier in 1898,
Australia has produced during the past
twenty years, si,355, ,c0o.Vv0 in golo.
Since 1851 there have emlgra'ed altogether
from lreland-4,637 1877 persons.
Blind persons are ai.nittcd free to musical
performances at the Boston Theatre.
A veil is protection aRanS. the sun OF
heaven and the sons OF the earth.
Ma,rnory. says IL quaint writer, IL
hourishing uce, and cradles are the fruit
baskets
On no account speak ofa bride travelling
costume. 1t is now called "depaltilre dress,
The estl mated value Of railroad ruperty In
the United States Is St4l6alG,h.
The money owed in shape " foreign loans
in default to Eng land amounts to SlO.udu o00-
600.
The last two steamers from thinl to san
FRANCISCO brought nearly ana Chinese
each.
MIR. Henry Irving his been elected Pres.
dent of the Shakespeare and Hurns Society of'
London.
A farmer had savcn daughters,
ANA but little else he hn J.:
The girls all had gooI appetiteS,
And times were very bad.
He bribed the country paper
To say in his cehar's mould
He had hidden, being miser.
Seven kegs ofpure, brig sold,
Hc thought ne knew human nature,
That 1,rmor, and he smiled
When down tho seventh ropa-laC der h0
Saw elope his seventh cniId.
But it, extremely doubtful
II ut the time he fOreSaw
Therreturn with his fourteen grandc childrsl
And seven sJns.in-law.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
NEW CAsTLE NOTES,
Chllls and FeveP-ExcursiOn t.
Cape May-Bev. g. n. Bristor, Re.
Special Correspopdence Of tho Rrvuur yc.v

Chllls and FeveP-EXcursiOn t.
. Cape May-Hev. g. n. Bristor. Re,
Special Correspondence Of the REpUBLsoAN N.
NEW CASTLE, Aug. %, 1881.
Lea & Son are about loading the sloop
j. d. Simonds with flour for Indian
river, Sussex Co.
Edwin Herbert left town on SATURDAY.
last to spend q few weeks with Rev.
MI. Zohner at Bloomsburg, Columbia,
Co., Pa.
Mayor Black has returned home great
ly invigorated by his Sea trip to Boston,
and rogues must be careful or they will
be put through course of sprouts.
There will be grand hop in the City
Hall on Saturday evening, and the
beaus and bellies are preparing to put
their best foot foremost on the occss-
sion.
A gentleman from Pennsylvania has
been canvasing the eXpediency of estal,-
fishing first class livery stable, in Or
der to accommodate all who may wish
to hire good horses and carriages. 1t
is an old saying thaJ ''money makes
the mare 60"
The chilis and ague were never before
known to be 50 prevalent in our city. In
the North Z stern section not one fami-
~ IN ten, on an average, has entirely
escaped, while in many families every
member thereof has had the Shakes"
sometime during the season.
The Presbyterian excursion to Cape
May next Monday, on the Republic,
uy .n rs H., A.
ever went to that place from our city.
II is certain. = a grand opportunity for
those who wi 'h to take a trip to the
ocean on this splendid steamer, and,
Judging from present inlcations, it
will be largely pa-ronized by our citi-
zens and the people from the surround
ing country.
There has been considerable delay in
the work on the Knights Hall, owing
to the difficulty of having the necessary
promptly furnished Us it was
needed. The girders over the store
fronts were placed in position on Sat-
urday, and the brick work will now be
pushed forward with a larger force of
as rapid y al, possible. The
work on tie Red Mems Hall, will also
proceed with all possible speed.
Rev. G.. Il. Bristor, who has been
spending a few weeks at Ocean Grove,
returned last week to his field of labor.
greatly improved by his vacation, and
has entered upon his 4nties with a re-
newel energy. He preached very
eloquent and powerful sermon yester-
day morning from the 23d chapter of
Job, S, anu 10 verses, the main sub
ject Of the text being "Theism," and
was very impressively illustrated. In
the evening another very able discourse
was given 10 large congregation. V.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Personals.

Mr. John Bottger, has gone to Nor.
folk, Va, where he intends 10 spend a
month.
DR.. Robert j. Hanley, veterinary sur
geon, has gone to spend short vacation
among the mountains.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter, who
sailed for Ireland some three months
ago, have returned hcme. They enjoyed
their visit greatly.
General w. S. NcNair las returned
home from Rehoboth, where he has
been spending his vacation. Daring
his absence lie visited Dover, Milford
and Georgetown
Mr.. Harry Porter, who has been
spending his summer vacation at Bos-
ton, and Newport, returned home few
day ago, looking brown and hearty
after his jaunt.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
lhe Eriendshtp's Deg.

Last evening as the Friendship Fire
Company was running to the fire, the
engine run over and crushed the com
pany's dog. The dog was very intelli
gent animal, and has frequently shown
q saglcity almost wonderful. 1t was
presented to the company by the Friend
ship Fire company Of Harrisburg, and
was highly prizsu by them.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
RusttcatinG.

Arthur Powell started for Ocean
Grove, on Saturday last, and will remain
at that place the present week in order
to Iecuperate and prepare for the fall
trade. liz the meantime his brother
will attend the stalls in the Third street
market house, and our citizens will get
their usual variety Of fish. In case he
may try his luck at angling while at the
Grove we hope that he may catch a good
sized fish.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
RINGS ana SDectneIes. .

e. F. Hanf has the facility for manu-
featuring pl.i lSk gold finger rings SO
that parties can leave heir orders going
70 the work shop and see the ring made
from the rough bars gold and be suited
with a perfect fl; and a desirable shape
before leaving the establishment ; also
periscopic lenses ground and fitted in
all styles OF spectacle frames to suit
difficult s. cut in few minutes.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
ENeHratOn 10 Cape May.

The Steamer Republic has been char
tered by the members If the Christiana
Presbyterian church for IN excursion
to Cape May. on Monday, the 9TH OF
September, and will leave New Castle,
at o'clock, a. NJ, and Delaware City
at 7.2O. The fare for the round trin is
only 81.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Uncle Tom.

The Opera Hcuse was two thirds fill
ed, on Saturday evening, to witness the
play. of "Uncle Toms Cabin" The
Company were rather below the average
with the exception of Mrs. G c. How
ard, who filed the bill ~ Topsy." The
Company did not deserve large house.
The orchestra was hardly up to the
mark.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Summoned Home.

The Rev. r. l.. Estln, pastor of the
i.etolmed Church of the keleemer, who
has BEEN away spending his vacation,
was summoned by telegraph on Satur-
day to come home at once us his little
daughter was very low, from an attnck
OF something like the cholera, hav-
ing eaten several green grapes the day
before.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Country Seat.

II is stated that Alexander Mcclure,
of the Philadelphia Times, has been try
ing to purchase the elegant country res
idence Of Hon. Thomas V. Cooper, in
Media, for country seat. II is said,
however, MIC. does not manifest much
disposition to sell aud Alexis Whim
may not be grstifed
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
I. o. n. n.

Th. great Council of the United States
OF the Improved Order of Red Men will
meet at Annapolis, Md, on the 18th of
September. The order in this Srate
will bertpresented by =. &. s., William
T. Harrison of Minqua Tribe NJ 8, of
this city:P P. &. L., Joseph Pyle of keo-
kuk Tribe, No. 3, and p. q |. Joshua
Mt,is of Lenape Tribe, No. ).
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
The w cath er.

War Department., Ofce OF the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, August % -
| A. NJ.
Indications for te-day-For the Middle
Atlantic States, tair weather, SOUTH
easterly winds; higher temperature and
lower pressure.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

Go to Susterley " Cos, 302 Market
street, tCi tine photographs. Prices
low.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
improvements Mt wanamak er's.

John Wanamaker, the prince of Phil
adelphia, is making improvements
costing over $4,000, on his Grand De-
pot at Thirteenth and Market strests.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
ssate OF the Thermometer

1t the REPUBLICAN Office, in the shade,
this morning:
O'Clock 1Oo'clock II O'Clock.
7so So 93c
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
oPEClAL n ENrION

The Wilmington Clothing House at
che n w. cor. Fourth and Market sas
are the acknowledged leaders in the
clothing trade.
Pain Seareher-Dr. simms' Pain
Searcher.
The famous pain II edicine for (never
tai,s) Cramps, Pains, Rheumatism,
Headache, &c. (50 cents. Sold by
dealers. Main depot Wilmington, phila.
80! Arch street.
Brain and Nerve.
Wells Health kenewer, greatest
remedy on earth for impotence, leanness,
sexual debility, &c. 81 at druggists.
Depot, n. b. Dantorth.
Farmers Ls0k this way.
You can get ali your shel et grain
ground at the steam mills West Front
street.
Bed.bnss, Reaches,
Rats, mice, ants, flies, vermin, mosqui-
toes, insects, &c. cleared out by "Rough
on Rats" l5c. boxes at druggists.
For infants Cesealina, Iapoma, Hor-
lick's, Mellin's, Blair's aud Hubbell $
Foods, Farina and Saloupe for sale at
Dilworth's Drug Store, Second and
Madison streets.
Lady Camella's Secret, Barry's Pearl
Cream, Hagan's Balm and Bloom OF
Youth for the complexion, for sale by j.
Z. Hartman, Druggist, 9th and Poplar
Roses May Apple Pills, for biliou.
disorders, sold by Taylor & Fullerton
Druggists, Ne. 3O2 klng street.
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NEW ADVERTySEMENTS.

TNRrSrEE'S SALE by virtue VI u decree
J. Of the Cirrnit Court for kenc County in
Equity, the undersg gned, as Trustee. will OF
fer al pubic sale, on
SATURDAY. the 10Th day OF Sep., 1881,
al II u'cltck. a. m.
at the hotel ia Galcna, Ken County, Mary
hod, the following real estate, to wit:
The ftrm called. Mount Airy, containing
1872 acres, more or less, in the First Election
District OF Kent county, on the public fcaa
from tfAlenL 10 Georget0wiI. and aalo .niEY
the lands OF Capt. A. woodaIl and others.
The situation il deslrSb e, being cJnvenient L
to church s. sruupls &c Ii il only four miles
nom Lambsun ; station, on the Kent county
railroad, and within mile Of the steamboat
brid-. at ieorgetlwE, and has front OF
three quarters OF ii mile Oh Sa saf-as river,
ans, & good landing. he improvements are
frame Dwelling and the usual out build
iuss. no; IL very good condition.
A peach ana apple orchard, thrifty and
b.arlux. The fruit II these orchards IL Of the
bss uarke. varieties. Te.Ms at sale.
R.CHARD HlNSON, Trustee.
ausW-stGNltwI
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29
Bed.buss, Reaches.

Quite number of our citizens have
gone to-day to attend the annual gather
ing of the Scottish Claus in philauel-
Dhla.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

The fashionable merchant tailor Of our city
/ located at Fourth and Market streets,
known as the Wilmington Clothing House.
sun rlses Ut 5.22. .........SGn sets o w.
IoVild crabs Mt f;lIlmer,s
Daily Republican., 1881-08-29

u. II. AGNEw.
SECRETARY BLAINE 10 MINISTER LOW
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. IS Sec
retary Blaine, at . clock this afternoon
sent the following cablegram:
Lowell, Minister, London The IA
vorable indications Of the Presidents
case have continued since the despatch
of last night. The respiration has
grown better and at this hour, p. NJ.
is nearly normal. The condition Of the
swollen parotid has visibly improved.
A slight Increase of fever is observable,
but was not unexpected. His mind
,ont.nucs clear. Tue possibilities of
recovery, in the judgment Of his sur
geons, have increased and are increas-
ing, BLAINE, Secretary.
OF DRs. BLISS AND
EXECUTIVE MANSION, Aug. 2S-12
MIR Bliss, in an int rview this
forenoon, with an Associated Press re-
porter, said the change since yesterday
in the Presidents 5 condition is sufficient
to justify him in modifying the views
l.e then entertained as to the extreme
gravity Of the case, aud that he now
entertains great hopes of the Presi-
dents ultimate recovery. He said the
pus discharged this msrning both from
the wound aud from the openings in
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LITERARY NOTES.

III = I4AkhHA Apc A%os
Mr.. F. T. James has founded library at
Deertlold, N. IL. .....
Rawllnson's "Ancient Mouarchles Is to
be handsomely reprinted,
Durke's letters md papers on Irish affairs
are to be rcpubllsed Immediately.
r. Wotthtngton has Just ready "'rhe Life,
Labors, and Writings Of Lorenzo Dow"
The forty chairs nj the Academic Fran-
caiso ase now filled for the first time III thirty
years. ..-.. ..,
Tho Academy thinks that, Il lYallace's
"lse,,-lur" Is liked atal1 'twll! pe !lkctl very
much.
Tho Rev. Henry Ward Beecher is at work
Chrlst." ch ~
Julian Hawthorne writes for the Boston
Herald, and Nora Perry for the Providence
The Literary World calls Dtsraell "this
tw1.hoaaod t';';t.H phenomenon OF literature anu
Abbotsford, once the homo OF the author
Mr. Albert GTant.
Ths Princess Of Roumania has translated
number Of RnM,nanlah poems Into Gerlna1l,
and published them ut Leips!c.
Charles Scrlbnes's Sous announce q now
edition Of George Eifut's translation Of
Etugrbacl'a "Essulce OF OhrlstlanikS,"
An English Indy, who has beet, working
for twenty years OIL Lord Hlcon." AAs cutne
tU tha conclusion that Shakespeare was q
myth.
DR.. Tru,ubuil Is preparing q List ct In.
dtau Natnes OF ltlyers, Mountains. aIlu 0tller
| tons"
Mr.. Longfellow Ia said 10 be tho author OF
"Auf Wit:lersetlclt." tho ponticai tribute 10
| the late James 7. Fields, III the atlantic Tor
June.
The Rev, George II. 1Iepworth has written
| a romance, to bo Issued by Harper j Druttl'
urs, which will bear the eccentric title
" mn.
Part XIII. OF Groves Dictionary Of MuslC
| extends from 'l!anche" " TO " "R!chtas.n The
curious story Of Mozart's "Lsst Requiem"
Is given here.
In Boston MF. HoWells II. credited With BE-
Ing engaged upon new plKy, IN addltlon u
he labor OF writing long serial story f1l
! next years Scrlb'seT. Or the Century. AZ u