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Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
OUR HEALTH GUARDIANS,
All children mWst be Veecinated d
Before Entering the Public
Schools.

DIR. Bush, the President, promptly
called the Board to order, at the usual
time last evening.
| There was u number of nuisanccs re.
ported On, some were ahAted, some in
course of abatement, and others that
nothing had been done with; the last
the executive officers, with power to
act.
DR.. Hazlett, vaccine physician for
the Western district, reported that he
had vaccinated at their homes, 1876 per.
sons; at his Office, II. Whole number
vaccinated FIR the month, 2l3
The report was read and adopted.
The following resolution was adopted
by the Board:
Resolved, "that the city solicitor be
requested to prepare an ordinance 10 be
presented at the mex. meeting of the
City Council, making it the duty of the
Board of Education to ascertain that
every child has been satisfactorily vac
cinated, or has had the smallpox be-
fore assigning it to seat"
There were the usual number of
eyerhowing cess pool., and other hui
sances reported, all Of which were re-
ferred to the proper officers for abate-
ment. There was a discussion in re-
g"rd to the power Of the Board TO have
cess-pools cleansed, but DR. Draper read
the law bearing Oh the subject, which
not only e,npoW ers the Board TO hbate
nuisanccs, but provides that they may
after notice to the owner or agent of the
property have him brought before the
Mayor, and fined not more than Is, for
refusing tN nave the nuisance abatcd.
The city garbage contraCtorsappaa
before the Board, for the purpose OF
signing the contract, and entering their
security. Each offered the name OF one
man, but as the law requires the names
OF two or more on the bond, The whole
matter was postponed until the next
nesting.
President Bush informed Mr.. For
sylhh that he still was il. receipt Of com
plaiuts from his district, OF failure to
Collect the garbage, and also OF lnSo-
leuce on the part of his men; he >ali
this thing must cease, or the board
would be compelled TO annul his CON
tract.
MT. GrlnhhgR, cnnbracior, "thteh
to know what they--the contractors
were to DO when the people abused
tkem, and stated that out in Hedge
vile he was sometimes stoned.
Or, Draper informed him that If he
could find out the names of the parties
that act in that manner, to report them
to the Mayor, aud he would teach them
u lesson.
The Secretary rerorted but five new
cases of small FOX for the pas week.
The following bills were read and or,
dered to be paid Henry o TooIe, 81
and William Il. Holland, SO.
Taere being no further business, the
Board adjourned.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Ii. w. T.. IL ~.
How they SaaR ted in Whining EtOn.
Their First Performance.

"The boys rather consider Whining
ton their home" remarked Mr.. l.. ID.
HcnderShutt, the advance agent OF Bar
low, Wilson, Primrose and Wert's 5
Minstrels to a REPUBLICAN reporter
to day, "and they want a big house
here. Wilmington was their first start
ing point.
'Oh, yes, had almost forgotten that.
Tell me about it,.
"Well you see the four had been
travelling with Haverley for three sea-
sons, and were IA big hit. He billet
them as the Big Four and they were
making linn fortune. Finally they
concluded to go out on their own hook,
aud left j. II. ii. at ST. Louis. In lit
tie while they were organized, and they
gave their first entertainment in VIII
mingtOn, just four years ago last fall
that would make it in 1876. Well, the
fact that they had branched from
Haverly had become known, and the
people turned out handsomely TO SEE
the plucky boys They had the biggest
house of he Centennial year, and gave
the best minstrel performance of the
season. Now what the boys want III
Wilmington is a bigger house than thai
this time, aud is NY impression they
will have it ON next Friday night. The
trolpe is the best on the road.
The sale ot reserved seats tor this per
formauce commenced this morning at
G. f. Thomas y Companys book store.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
A BOYS SERIOUS FALL.
fho Terrible Tumble of n Hesa aless
Butternut Gathercr.

John Reedy, a lad 13 years Of age,
who lives on Madison street, between
Fifth and Sixth streets, fell out OF the
top of a tree yesterday forenoon and
did not come off with the usual scot
free luck of the small boy. In fact he
was very seriously injured, and it is a
great wonder that he escaped with his
life.
Young Reedy, it seems, was gather
ing butternuts Off tree on Adams
street. He was on one of the top most
branches, when he lost his hold and
was precipitated to the ground. His
picked him up and con
veyed him to his home, and an exami-
nation was made. 1t was found that
ne had broken leg and an arm and
mad received other bruises. Medical
hid was at once summoned and the
fractures were reduced.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
HGEvITIES. .

| The fAshiDnabe merchant tailor of our 0ity
| is located vt Four II and MARKET streets,
known as the Wilmington Clothing House.
sun rlsss III Il. .,..-....Sul sets ~
| DeVil'd crabs at Fullmer's.
| Fullner's celebrated clam soup.
Fullmer's ce ecbrated stCwed crabs.
Ice cold salt oysters at Fullluer's,
| DeviI'd can., ana crabs at Ainscows.
| Folding camp chairs, whips, Ssc. store.
| Best family coal at 62I W. front street.
| Parker cupping and leechin& i03 :. I'd ST
| f. a. Humphrey the halter, 2l6 Market st,
| Shilripg is used to excess whenever lha ma
| teri9i is satin for ball dresses.
| With bYll cUi,lreS are worn banueauX OF
| Gibbons set with precious stoans
Fancy colored, embroidered and open draw Il
work cd table linen is all the rage.
Read Dr. Todd's advertisement in another
,oll,nn He viii do what be promises.
FOR One pnrlor and chamber furniture go to
l.. F. ALair, ~ Market and 200 Shipley st.
AwptI.s Of superior quality, at Tho lowest
market rates, at John Willie's, 40A Market st
Pure cider VINEGAR at the old groc ,ry store
IT W. H. Lloyd, n. W. corner of Seventh aud
hing streets.
Prohibition Convention Of Ohio, Is drugg list
ard sells Whshcy every day.
A ph.ladclphia woman was lately bound
over 10 tnawer IA charge brought against her
by nvgbhOrs Of beng II common scold.
re Archdullc Rudolph himself designed
Stephapic's Hcrri IL. robe. after an OLD paint
in. " hat u convenient husband
Mamie" writes to know why newspaper
men are Invariably handsome. We don't
know why, Mamie, but they always are.
There is girl in Lttchhcld, Mass, who eau
only zoe distant objects with one eye ana win
the o,hcr only near ones greatly ihnehihrh.
So.ao Of the paronts at Cambridge n.y.
Ind.. blew up with dyEamtt" the saloon IN
HhIch liquor had been sold to their hildreh.
w. W. WOO lward sixth and Vatnall, is
selling furuiture cheaper IMAM any pIhur
to,, ia this city. Go and see for yourselves.
lives Of wealthy mon remind US
Tint by using printers INK,
W., can die AID leave behind Us,
Mouarous piles of golden ''chink
A sub .cr,ber asks if we can recomne' Il q
rhr,p aud popular watering place. Certain
In lei US know where 1t is. Wen re-
commend it.
Michael Angelo said that genius is eternal
patience. Michael evidently published q
nowspaptr when subscription dues didn't
come very fhst
lf"eyil Communications corrupt good man
uers." why Is it that all editors are such r. n
tlpmnnly fellows? Probably it's because they
always do "Iite.
II isa lit C singu!ar although no less true,
that one mai and but well constructed hy
viii do mere toward breaking up mans ar.
ternoon nap than the out door racket OF . 1uli
brass hAnd
1h, foolish youth declare his love
Ard said shc was divinity;
That he must wed his pretty dove
For she was his affinity.
That the dove was only forty three;
Her folm was rot ether al.
She blushed and sighed 'Oh, certainly
And all was then hymenial.
She told her friend, "You see, the lad
Made love with IMMUNITY
Besides never might have had
Another opportunity"
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Tilden In POliticL Again.

1t has got to 10 pretty generally re,
ported iu New York that Mr ll!d"n
will take an active part in the Stat"
politics the coming fall and has already
designated the ticket to be nominated.
Ii is also said that he may be the Dem
ocratic candidate Tor Governor; but
this is denied by some of his most ar
dent friends, who contend tt at he will
be up agaiu for President. He ho'ds
to the opiAlon-which is u very natural
one-that had lie been nominated last
year, instead of Gen Hancock, he would
have been eleJted. U. 5. Senator Fen
deton, OF OHIO is snoken Of al 20 as a
prominent candidate.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
The Chinese Stud Q nj ~.

It is announced at the Chinese LegA.
tion at " Washington hat next Monday
Yuug Wi Chang, the Assistant Com
mi ,sinner of Education, will start tcr
China with another party of Chinese
students, numbering forty. 1t is said
that in Seprember Commissioner Wo"
will ret1ru with the rest and the eS'ab.
lishmeDt will he closed upand deserted
Yung Wi Chang says that he thinks
his government will eventually send on
another lot of boys 70 be educated. He
denies that his government is removing
the students because they are becoming
A mericanizea, bat he says that the
boys came here when about 10 years old
and now have grown up until they all
range from II to u years of age and it
is time some use is being made ofthem.
They will be put 10 work on the new
telegraph line from Pekin to Tlentsin.
Some ot them, he says, who have been
here since they were 10 years Old have
forgotten their own language to such an
extent that they can with difficulty
carry on a conversation in it. He says,
further, that the Chinese Government
has decided to adopt military schoo!
system modelled atter West Point and
il will be located at HientsiI.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
A Mississippi Fusion Candidate.

The Hon. benjamin King who has
beeu urged to be Il candidate tor Gov
erner Of Mississippi. as q representa-
tive OF all the Anti-Bonrbon elements,
gives his consent in letter, in which
he says he wants it understood that he
in "nelthora "a Greenbacker, Republican.
or 4 Democrat, but Conservative,
pledged, if elected, tC use all the Exec
utive power for these fundamental
principles of a republican itrm Of gov,
erument, a free ballot and tair count,
and free speech and equal projection
by the laws of the persons, property
and rights Of all Citizens.'
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
A Pa Aage of Drainage Tubes.

The Department Of State has received
from DR.. Eli, all eminent surgeon OF
England, through j. Russell Lowell,
our Minister at London, a packag OF
draining tubes and other surgical
instruments, (which he is the inventor,
which are largely used in the English
hospitals, and which he recommends
for use by the Presidents physicians.
The package has been forwarded by the
State Department to the surgeons
having charge of The President 5 case.
The instruments are accompanied win
full instructions how to use theh,.duu
also with a letter of endorsement from.
Sir James paget, one Of England
greatest surgeons.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
steam Engine.

Adam Dayett u son have put a
steam engine in their fl ur and grist
mill, in Poncader Hundred, the water
having become 50 low that 1t does not
sufficient power to drive the
They are now prepared by
the aid Of the engine to supply their
customers with -four and feed and also
to drive their cider mill. We under
stand that they alsD intend to construct
q new dam in order to increase their
Mattr pOMer.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
None Need he Miserable.

The most wonderful and marvellous
success in cases where persons are SICK
or wasting away from n condition OF
that no one knows what
nil, them, (protitable patients for doc
tors, } is Obtained by the use oi mop
Bitters. They begin to cure from the
first dose and keep it up until periect
healt" and strength is restored. VINO
ever is afflicted in this way need not
suffer when they can get Hop Bitters.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
EIape,neut in Lancaster.

The eastern eLd of Lancaster county
is excited over the elopement Of u cou-
pie living in East Earl township. The
young lady was of fall age, but her
parents objected to her choice of d
husband. On Saturday, when she
left her home, she sa,I she was going to
a canpmeeting. Her lover left his
home about tho same time. Instead Of
going to campmenting the couple sought
a minister and were made one.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
An Important Religious Ga'her.

London Times says the uIcumenicai
Methodist Conference which Is to meet
in Lonion next week promises 10 be
one of the most interesting and lm-
portant religious gatherings held since
the days ol the Weoleys The various
denomiua ions of Nethoiism number
1000, 900 actual COMMITMENTS, and the
Methodist population is computed at
Is, OOO, 900. The membors of the Com
ference number 400, half of whom re-
present British and continental Method
ism and half ;h- churches in the
United States and Canada.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Great Cow.

An imported Alderney Cow belong
inr to Mr.. II. Messchert OF Douglass.
vile, Rerks county, has been pro.
dn,ing an average of 23H pounds OF
butter per week for some time Pas'.
For cay breed of cattle this woniu pe
an enormous nie.d but for the Alder
new which has been remar kable more
for the excellence than the quantity
of its butter, it is something quite be-
yond we think all precedent.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
ViOJRttnK the <safne Law.

The chrping reed bird las already
put in an appearance IN considerable
numbers and sportsmen are already
cunning for them. Every morning gun
ners can he seen tramping over the
The law does not allow shoot
ing until september 6Ch, and the Game
Protective Association should lock into
this matter.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
~OMF TO lO3 EAST SIXTH STREET,

~OME To lO3 EAST SIXTH STREET,
I we are selling excellent ~ cent flour,
and our cent hCur is white, but ust try our
shamrock. s.. 80 ner barr !, or W cents per b;
this is the best flour iu Wilm!ug on, won't
except any other. We are headquarters lor
good tea and coffee our sugars arr good
mess ma ckerel, in 5it cans % cts. Just think
cents per pound ior mess macker !. Gross II
Backwelrs currant jelly in cnt glas5 mug,
" cents; sweet oil. 10 cents bottle enc"
c ow, 10 cents bottle sago 10 cents rice
-four l6 cents; Ferrena, II cents per b all
those goods are fresh ana OF hrSt quallIS
raisous. IL cents per h; sardints: 10 cents
Ter can : coffee cakes, 10 ceuts per b; soap, 2,
and c, nts, and tine olenc soap, zen >;
horax soap, & and cents per hHr. Come 10
lO2 rast 5 xtn street, Granger store.
aug24 l. M. WIEN.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24

|
rounding parts has entirely subsidized
The patient can open his mouth fally
and has been very little troubled to-day
by the secretion of mu"us in his throat
DR.. Bliss expresses the opinion that
upon the whole the President has made
q slight gain to-day, AMI that his sy mp
toms Indicate further improvement to
morrow.
Most of the members Of the Cabinet
were at the Executive Mansion tonight
and all seemed more or less encouraged
by the statements of the surgeons with
regard to the Presidents condition.
Attorney General MacVeagh said, at
nine o'clock, that the President seemed
to be taking his nourishment we'll, and
that he felt somewhat more hopeful
with regard to the future of the case.
Dr. Hamilton arrived from New
York tonight.
OFFICIAL BULLETINS.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, 1880 p. M
The President continues to take by the
mouth and retain ar increased quantity
of liquid food. AT the morning dress
ing the wound looked well, and the pus
was OF a healthy character. The mucus
accumu,ations in the back Cf the mouth,
on account of the parotid swelling, are
less viscid and now give but little trou-
bic. AT present his nlSe is l04; tenn
peraMre, 9S 9; respiration Is.
ID. w. BLISS,
j. X BARNES,
=. j. WOoDw ARD,
RoBERT REYBURN.
EXECUTIVE MANSION, $50 =. NJ
The President has continued to take
ilqu,d TODD by the mouth at regular
intervals during the day, and has had
no recurrence OF gastric disorder. The
parutid swelling remains unchanged.
In other respects, the symptoms show
some Improvement over his condition
yesterday afternoon. Pulse, l04 TEN.
nerature, 90. 2; respiration, 10.
ID. W. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES,
j j. WOODWARD,
ROBERT kEYBuRN.
MIDNIGHT kErOH".
EXECUTIVE MANsIor, Midnight
No uolceable change has occurred III
to President condition since lip m,
and he is now restingquietly.
THE LATEST.
Executive MANSION, l. 80 A. M
No change in tue Presidents coodi-
tion has been reported since midnight
At this hour he is resting quietly.
The physicians are DOING and the
Of the Presidents household
are asleep.
BLAINE TO MINISTER Low
ELl.--rhc following cable despatch
was sent by Secretary Blaine tonight,
"LuwELL, Minister, London: The
President 5 tondi1ion is more encour
aging than it was at this time last
night. During the last twenty-four
hours he has swallowed ten ounces eX-
/ ract OF beef aad eighteeu Of mix re
tanning and digesting both. lie has
twice asked for f o!, which he has not
done before for several days. Pulse
and temperature are both somewhat
lowcl. The swelling of the parotia
gland has not specially changed. lts
.ung continuance at the present stage
increases the tear of suppuration. AT
this hour, eleven o'clock the phvslclans
repOrt that the President has rested
quietly the entire evening.
"BLAINE, Secretary
A FALSE REPORT
A rumor obtained currency here to-
night that n telegram had been sent to
Wee President Arthur asking his pres
,nce in Washington. The report was
brought to the attention of Private Sec
,et,ry Brown, who says there is no
ouudaliou for such a rumor.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Coal OiI Discovery.

Charles H. Perry, of aockessin, Mill
Creek Hundred, claims to have invented
= new process Of making coal oil He
says he believes that he can produce or
manufacture oil rs low as three cents u
gallon, and he wishes some capitalist to
join him in prosecuting the business
Any one having money to invest i'll eX-
should confer with him in
regard to the matter.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Pay Up.

Messrs. Provost and Kane give notice
that they will publish the names of all
persons III the newspapers who do not
pay the city or school tax before the
Sd day of September with the amount
due attached. All who wish to preserve
Their credit uuLarnished should attend
To the nalter.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Diseases that KeENily Yield.

The tonic effect Of KdneyW is
produced by its cleansing and purify
ing action ON the blood. Where there
is a gravclly deposit in the urin", or
milky, ropy urine from Iioordered kid
neys it cures without fail Constipa-
ton and piles readily yield to its cathar-
;ic and healing power Put up in dry
vegetable form or liquid, very concen.
rated, either act prompt and sure.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Tho W eatGer.

Wal Department, Otlice OF the Chief
Signal Oibcer, Washington, August 24--
| A. M.
Indications for to-day-FOr the Middle
AGlhntic States, fair weather, north
easterly winds; lower temperature and
higher pressure.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
The New Aims House Nite.

The Trustees of the Poor are about
c.ncludiug the arrangement for the pnr-
chase of the Blandy firm. Articles OF
agreement have been signed by most OF
the contracting parties. Possession of
the farm will be given in March next.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
nPECgAL Mk.NTION

THE Wilmington Clothing House at
tie n. W. cor. Fourth ard Market SITS,
are the acknowledged leaders in the
clothing trade.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24

Take your children to Sutterley y
Ce., 3o2 Market street, aud have their
photographs taken. They cannot be ex-
oelled and tLeir prices are very low.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Blood and Skin

diseases, itchy humors and rheumatism
Weld spendidly to the medical proper
les of Dr. Simns' Blood Purifier, the
great blood cure Splendid summer and
Iall remedy, and positive preventive OF
the violent effects of smallpox on the
system, and may prevent the system
from taking it altogether. 81 or 81 half
dozen. Nam depot, 4th Il King, Phila
SOP Arch street Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Heavy Passenger Business.

The passenger traffic over the T. w.
& B Bal airoad, at present is very
heavy, aud seems TO be on the increase.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
state Of the Thermometer

vt the REPUBLICAN Office, i'll the shade ,
this morning:
o'clock lO0'cloca II O'Clock,
TAO $40 87c
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
Sniciie and Dyspepsia.

A most remarkable cure for Dyspep-
,ia, "We,l's Health Renewer. Tue
greatest tonic, best bilious and liver
amehy known. 81. Druggists. Depot
n. Il. DantUrth.
Ladies
would do well to call on Mrs. ROllo for
/ targains in hair goods, switches, waves
&c. Hair jew,lry made TO order at III
East Seventh sti Get.
sBuchupaiba."
New, quick, complete cure 4 days, url-
nary affections, smarting, frequent or
iitficult urination, kidney diseases. IL.
Druggists. Depot, N. Is. Dan.orth.
Another immense cargo of cigars just
received at the Great Tobacco Mart, az
in all, three hundred and fifty
thousand must be closed out ; no rea'
enable price refused by the case. Chap
man, Fourth and Shipley.
Migrath's Relief, Barlow's Mixture,
Perry Davis Pain Killer, Bulls Pain
Drops and Constantipople Cholera
Mixture for sale by e. 4. DllWorth,
Second and Madison
Glenn's and VanDyke's sulphur soap,
and a good assortment of pertumed toll
.et soaps ranging in price from cents
upwards, at Hartman Drug Store, 9th
and Poplar streets.
Geo. B. Metzner, the popular barber,
IS prepared to concave razors anu put
them in good order. Ladies and child
ren's hair cuttinga speciality, No loS +.
Third street.
A workingman' truss for IS cents-a
warranted fin. B Dantorth, Drug
gist, cor. Second and Market streets. A
special room for applying.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24

Halls Health Syringes, sold by Taylor
& Fullerton, Druggists, No. 3oz Alng
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
AMOUNTING TO $500. S.

AMOUNTING TO $500. S0H.
WHOLE rICKErs, S: HALVES 4$: QUARTERS, W.
Remittance may be made by b nk Check,
Express, Postal Money Order, or Rcgi terat
Mail Responsible agents wanted at all
POINTS. For circulars, giving infor nation AID
Tor tick cts address,
aup94 eoddAw w. G. ". HIPS,
WIIILaRD HOTEL. LOUISVILLE, KY.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY
-THE DRAWING
FINALLY SETTLED AND FIXED.
THURSDAY, NOV 1881

is TBK DAY DETERMINED uPoN.-
The drawing of this scheme has been finally
| settled upon, and will certainly take
place on Thursd"y, the 10th Of November,
1851, by assent Of th1 Commissioners, and
this will enable me to sell an the remaining
tickets.
All persons, therefore, intending to invest IN
this scheme. may rest assured hat there Will
he 10 further DELAYS or uOstpOne III entS.
Daily Republican., 1881-08-24
LIST OF PRIZES.
The wizard Hotel with all S0,N 0n0
its Fixtures and Furniture. SLot, ,UWJ

The WI ard HOtel WIN all S")fk nNl
It's Fixtures and Furniture. gov, ,UUUs
one Reside ce on Green Street. t........$l 0O
one Residence on Green >treet. 1900
Two C,sh ''rizes each $50 O........... TO- 900
Two Cash Przes, each 81 1Onj........... 4,OO0
Five Cash 'rDz S, each $1,000. ....,..... 1900
Five G. ash Prizes eac 0L...s.....,. 2,50o
tit yCn. h Prizes. each 100. ........,.. 5000
tmc Hundr d Cash Pr zes, each She..,. 900
Five hundred Cash rri2es, ch So. ~ O0
,ne Set OF Bnr Furniture. .............. 100
on, Fine Piano .,...... ...... 500
,lnc bands jlne Silver Tea % .......,. 100
400 Boxes Old Bourbon Whiskey, $35... IA 400
Five HunGr d Cash Prizes, each So. 1000
10 Rusketl .haupapne. S35 $50
400 Enyns Fine Wines, $3r............. Il 900
300 Roxcs Robertson Go WhiskeY, so. 5000
loo i,oyes Havana Cigars, $lO........ 4,0r0
Fiv. Hundred Cash Prizes, each So. 5,N0