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Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
The Labor 1rOubIes.

During Saturday night the knights
ofLabor posted printed bills throughout
Homecoming county, Md, warning the
miners not to resume work this morn
ing without orders from that organiza.
tion, as otherwise they will be banded
as blacklegs. This warning will pot,
tits believed, deter the miners of the
Georges Greek Coal and Iron Company
and the New Central Company from
goiGg back to their work to day.
Therolling mill proprietors at Spring
field, ILL.,, have submitted as their ulti-
matum TO the strikers: That they 60 to
work in the nail, steel furnaces apd
blooming mill, o. any one OF them, at
the old prices. The proprietors
threaten to till their places if they do
not accept the terms after reasonable
time. A committee ofrhe strikers will
confer with The propr etors.
A largely attended meeting last
evening, ut Newark, Nj, of the Trades
Assemblys', delegates OF the ctty's labor
organizations an ! of the knights of
Labor resolved to act in concert in
politics and to call a convention to
nominate candidates. They refused
to endorse candidates who wouldpledge
themselves to support the labor cause.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
RuecessfuI Launch.

Last Saturday afternoon tDo lIGa Ii
stea mship AlbratrOSS which was Oqll. ~
for United States Fish Commission ~ y
Pusey & Jones was sucCeS9lulg
launched at the yards Of the COMPANY
in the presence of tbe Worknlen, ADV y
of spectators who $1,000 Y,]. ~
every available position and lOOaI
cheered as she slid into the Stream' .,,a
large hawses was attached 10 tno w., y.
and fastened to the shore to contFo.Is w,
as she foAted off, Anas
ha WISER at the bow was fastened T~S sHs.
tug Meteor and as soon as tlo AVN %s
tross struck the water the englnSunS%. 4.
tug was started and she steameu i. up,S ~,
Christiana. The strain on thls l., l'sm' y"
was so severe that it snapped u w, wv
like q piece of string Anos9ot .b0 n"T rsT
was made fast to the tug ana EaO ,nst ".
boat was towed to the company a0..or, s"S,T
There were quite a number OF ~ PSI't X,
on the deck Of the A!bratroSs SrS TS,,IN n
national flag fioated ut the stern, l,.. VD MAD,
W. Copeland, of the Lig9tnGuSST 1tllGeOS StaIs S
Captain Tanner of the United -, SH"i 4
Fish Commission and q numU,' n1D,
other prominent men were presSSnS sSs v,s
Just as the vessel shot into tft sDS s,sra %r
a colored boy, who was on Eno wssr Ts d
p%Ost pSUSu frightened out Ofhis wits vii. Sa S%S
out for the shore, where ere he "''
out thoroughly drenched. ,,ot.o, III
A white boy on the Me'sU = tSs ~
knocked over on the deck lee, ,1S,ng e. sIV ans
time and came very Lear takIus io.9S no. I
ToIuntary vl bath with his cOl0f'u "
panion. ~, rot be compld
before the latter end ofoc'oO7f "
cost about 100000
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
HEALTH Is WEALTH

DR.. L. O. VESTS Nerve and Brain Treat
ment; specific for Hysteria, zziuess, OOn.
vulsions n ervous Headache, Mental Depres
sion, Loss of Memoir. SpOrnatOr9 hea, In
potency. Involuntary Emmissi0ns Premature
Old Age caused by over exertion, self abuse,
or over Indulgence, which leads TO misery,
decay and death. One box will cure recent
cases. Each box contains one mo this treat
ment. One dollar a box, six boxes for flVe
dollars; sent by mall prepaid on receipt Of
price. We guarantee six boxes to cure any
case. With each order received by us for Elk
boxes. accompanied with Ave DOLLARS, we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee to
return the money II the treatment does not
effect cure Guarantees issued only by N.
B. Danforth, D. uggist, Dor. 2ud nd Market
streets, Wilmington, Del.-Sole agents.
nov26d&W
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
The CnDn Ftro

The camp fire of smyth Post at the
Opera House ON the nth OF September,
promises to be one of the grandest af.
fairs OF the season. A letter has been
received from Mr.. Charles Rhoades,
who is at present out Of the city, which
states that he will positively be present
Little Ada Jones will appear in new
songs, and John @. Kline of Clark's
Theatre Philadelphia, will by kind per.
mission OF Mr.. Clark be present and
give his song and dance specialities.
Prof Leach with his Xlophone, and
Mccormick and Wilson with their
comic songs, aud Jesse De Silver with
his talking hand, aud trained dog, have
all been engaged, and will contribute
to the pleasures Of Ohe evening. The
United Four of this city will render
some fine Irish and Negro speoialities,
aud two OF the most accomplished lady
vocalists of this city will render some
charming sentimental songs.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
THIRD EDITION.
PRHPNRIaG FOR work,
Spirited Meeting of the New Castle
County RCPublIoSn Executive
O,nuAmn6faa.


Spirited Meeting of the New Castle Q
County RPPnblIeSn Executive
Committee.
A large ard enthusiastic meeting OF
the New Castle County Republican
Executive Committee was held on Sat
urday afternoon In the Lincoln Club
room, Chairman Stone presiding.
After vari us expressions ofopinion 1t
was decided that the nomination cleo
tion for men bers of the Legislature,
Levy Court, assessors, inspectors, road
commissioners and other county officers
should he held on Saturday,
September l6. The polls will
be opened in Wilmington be-
tween the hours of and p. M; in
Christiapa and Brandywine Hundred,
from 2 to Z p. M, and in the other Hun
dreds of the County from to p. H.
The members of the County Committee
in the respective Hundreds are to hold
the elections, and they were instructed
to refuse the votes Of all Democrats
who might offer to vote.
A commi tee on legislative appoint
ments reported in favor of selecting
Senatorial candidates FROM Mill Creek
and New Castle hundreds, and csndi-
dates for the House OF Representatives,
from Brandywine, Wilmington, Chris
tiana, White Clay Greek, Red Lion'
st. Georges and Appoquinimink hun
dreds. The report which leaves BLACK.
bird and Pencader hundreds without
legislative candidates, was adopted.
Richard Harrington, Esq chairman
of the State Central Committee being
present, made spirited address to the
committee and promised that if New
Castle did her uty on election day
good news would come from the lower
counties,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
CauEhIOm the fly.

The hind wheel of j. V. Christy g
coal wagon broke down this morning on
Market street near Seventh.
The a.arm of fire on Saturday even
ing was occasioned by the explosion Of
a coal oil lamp, near Fifth and French
streets. The damage was slight.
Ia pair of street car horses started tc
run away on Sunday at Front And
French streets. After pulling the cal
from the track they gave it up.
The scaffold:ng in front of the new
hotel at Front and French streets has
been torn down and the workmen are
engaged on the interior.
The new Walnut and Eighth street
coach company purchased two HerdiC
coaches in Philadelphia last week,
They arrived in this city on Saturday
evening,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Tempsrnnce Meeling.

A large number of persons attended
I the Temperance meeting at the Union
street Park yesterday afternoon. Mr..
j. H. Trexler, presided and introduced
Mr.. Dennis W. Bisselle of this city who
made strong plea for prohibitory
law. Mr.. B. said:
The only way to Danish this curse is
to refuse the rum seller license. AS long
as the vote for men who will In no
way aid as In curing this curse, we
will have to abide by the consequences;
but stop the rumseller and we will
have the pleasure Of restoring the
drunkard to bis family. / know many
cases of prominent men, one in partl'
cular of man in the vicinity OF Lam
caster, Pa, who in response to my ask
ing him what was the matter said:
Hush Mr.. Bisselle, l know all about
it, so many have told me but know
the consequences by hear just as
long as can get liquor l will drink IL,
if / drink myself to death, bur II you
get prohibition will vote for 1t. do
not believe there is q drunkard IN this
city who has a spark of self respect
| left who would not vote for prohibition.
Mr., B.sselle continued to eloquently
plead for prohibition, and closed by re-
citing a pathetic poem, after which
Robert B. Mcdonnell made few re-
marks, backing up the position assumed
by the preceding speaker. The order at
the meeting was good and much inter-
est was manifested. Another meeting
will be held in the same place at $50
O'Clock next Sunday afternoon.
Quite spirited meeting was also held
at 4 o'clock, Sunday afternoon on the
edge of the grove near Rosendale. Mr..
Taft was the principal speaker of the
afternoon, and was listened to with
close attention as he denounced intemp-
erance. He was interrupted by man
very much under the influence of liquor
but a policeman who was present con-
vinced the drunken man that it was to
his interest TO keep quiet.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
DEATHS.

CURLETT On August 18th, 1882, Marga-
ret, relict Of the late Lewis Curlett, In the
list year Of htr age.
The relatives Gnd friends are invited TO at.
tend the funeral from her late Ie idence, No.
l4O9 Harri'o on street, on Monday, August q,
ut 2 o'clock. p. IN.
ADAMS.-Un Saturday morning, Mrs
Emma l.. adams. wife Of Lewis Adams, in
the AID year Of her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-.
5ento of her late husband, 81 West Fifth
street. on TuesdOy (to-morrow) afternoon at 2
O'Clock. To proceed to Mt. Salem cemetery.
MEl CALF.-On the goth inst. Emma
Louisa. daughter of Thomas and Mary
Metcalf, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
vihd to attend her funeral from the resi-
dence Of Charles Ii Aighfield, near Parker
vile, Chester county, on Wednesday, the
23d inst, at 2 o'clock, p. IN. lnterment at
Birmingham cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
MnHnRIa NnmRl.


The usual Sunday morning session OF
Police Court for the Saturday night of.
tenders, was held yesterday morning
and Mayor Wales administered justice
in the following cases:
Peter Dougherty could not resist the
temptation If getting drunk, and was
required TO furnish 80 cents and costs
for the use of the city.
John French not only got drunk, but
acted in o disorderly mapner, which
never costs the offender less than 81 and
costs.
William Harris and Joshua Walker
took several glasses too many, and 1t
caused them to do some disorderly
things, that cost them 81 and costs
each.
Joheph Dixon was adjudged guilty
of the same offence and was requested
to hand over 81 and costs.
Teddy McGriese had q plain drunk
and was only assessed 80 cents and
costs.
The first customer this morning was
Daniel Lynch, who it seems cannot
overcome his old habit of getting drunk.
Although Daniel has been before the
mayor boN0Ehl tlLueH EocoublyS no was
very lenient with him, and only charged
him 30 cents and costs.
George Myers, colored, was charged
with committing an assault and battery
on acolored damsel named Sabrina
Carpenter. The evidence showed that
there were some words between them,
when she smacked his mouth and he In
turn gave her thrashing and she had
him arrested. In giving her evidence
she said that he Twas too flush, and
meddled in everybody's business. The
Mayor thought that as she had given
the first provocation 80 cents and costs
would about make the matter right,
David Hi'bling, wandered over Mar
ket street bridge, aud took a drink of
whiskey in one Of the ranches, that
despite the police, flourish ON the South
side. The Vhiskey was fixed 30 that 1t
made him so drunk that he was in great
danger OF being robbed when the officer
brought him in. The usual penalty of
so cents aud costs was imposed to deter
David from doing go again.
Philip LofnK was charged with bsing
drunk and disorderly, and after hearing
the evidence the Mayor adjudged him
guilty and imposed fine of II end
costs.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
RrnndxH1ne SummIt.

The camp meeting at Brandywine
Summit commences to-day and from
present indications it will be the lar
gest camp held at that place for num-
ber of years. A large number OF new
tents have been erected, the old ones
fitted up and many improvements
made, which denotes large atten-
dance Services were held on the ground
yesterday and were attended by large
number of people. Rev. Mr.. Graves,
pastor of Sloan M. E.churoh, preached
an interesting sermon in the morning.
In the afternoon the Rev. L. W. Lay
field, pastor of Bethel M. E. Church,
Brandywine Hundred, occupied the
pulpit and preached an eloquent SER
mon to a large audience. In the eyeu-
ing missi onary from Philadelphia,
reviewed the missionary work in gem
eral, giving an interesting description
of foreign and home missionaries and
urged upon the people the Importance
Of this work. The camp will continue
from day to day until Friday, Septem'
Der 1st.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Runway Team Caught.

At a late hour last evening, horse
attached 10 buggy was going up Mar
ket street at rapid rate without a
driver. At Fourth and Market streets
he'animal was caught by Ctficers Pier.
son and Peterson, who turned the horse
and started back in search of the
owner, whom they met on the cause
way on horseback. From the intor
nation cleaned it is supposed that the
horse Was stolen, as a man was seen to
allight from the buggy at Front and
Market streets, after which he turned
the horse loose. The team belonged to
Jos. Richardson, who resides on New
port PIKE. Who the man in the buggy
was could not be aEcertaiLed.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Tne BOats YosI0FdHS' :,

All the river boats dld o TRSsppbN
;uess 4s' Yesterday, and the ,sSrsgd Sd
which came down croWden en-. IRON from N
Iargs %rS't number of passengers ltV tSis ii
Susie @ Mccall that went HON tnoE sl rprS
S%'tH s"r Cane May. The Felt n u, sOUh SpOing d
iUl her of passengers on her %OrUtS nor attSSrnO
for Atlantic City, and on on nGi nitS ps,Bss
trip was literally packsTIb TbS WV vWSilpif
GERS S,rp for philadelphia. me 4MSourtb "
ton gers steamed ste out from EOutln that n
wharf ,V with a good m loau, sbe rslSD
greatly y eatt augmented when Y;ttls sDf boat II
oIoSSad OaSsGer on her down trip from naltboa
SeInhia SfT%us in the afrerr ooq aaId ana tbs @ u
festo Sest order prevailed and dsaIaii dRssarIpoii
tSs Wer9 CivGe's SV place on the The ilPs PRsacS'
Tay TpSiIadeipSia S and Collins O''
= was well patronized'
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Healthy Food.

1t is no economy to use inferior food.
1t is saving of money, and time, and
health, to give high price for what
we eat, if it be fresh and perfect, than
to obtain it for less on account of its
being wilted, or old, or partially decayed.
Some people prefer to make their meat
tender by keeping, which means that
decomposition Is taking place; in plain
or phrase, it is rotiing. Such meas
require less chewing, and may appear
very tender, but it is aphysilogical fact
that they are not digested as easily or
as quickly as solid, fresh meat. When
a vegetable begins to wilt, tits no long
er that vegetable, because change of
particles has taken place, and in such
proportion it is unnatural-iti is dead
and to eat it tends to death.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Comfy Court.

The next term of the Court of Gener.
al Sessions for New Castle county will
convene on the 18th Of September. 1t
is not thought that the session will last
over week or ten days, AZ the greater
part of this cases are for minor offences.
The Jurors that were drawn previous to
the last session of Court will serve DUR
ing the present term. There are n
capital cases, and the principal ones
are for larceny and assault and bat.
taFV
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
An ImcOSsAnt

down pour Of rain for ten successive
days has done incalculable damage To
the crops in many parts of Germany. In
some districts the harvest is completely
ruined. The grain crors of all descrip.
tions, which Ny this time should have
been nearly all harvested, lie rOtting in
he fields. The disaster is all the great
er and more disappointing, siRce for
seventy years past Germany had not
had the promise of 80 abundant a har.
vest as that OF the present year.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
4, d, o, +, VIalt.

Last Saturday night Upland Lodge,
No. 253, l. o. o. f., Chester, visited
BrandywiDe Lodge, No. 18, of this city.
A very pleasant evening was spent, and
the guests expressed themselves pleased
with the manner in which they had
been entertained. Owing to a misun.
derstanding about the cars stopping at
Chester on Saturday night, the visi ors
we're compelled to remain in this city
lntil yesterday morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Trnina naInYed.

The south. b1und through trains, on
P. & B railroad, yesterday morning,
we're delayed for several hours by an
accident on the New York Division Of
the Pennsylvania rail Dad, two freight
trains, having colllded with each other
near Bristol Pa, at an early hour in the
morning. Ten cars and the engine Were
badly wrecked Three men received
serious injuries and two were slightly
hurt.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Resum.s b,r TRIPS To. Morrow,

The steamer Thomas Clyde, which
was injured early last week and now
undergoing repairs at the Pusey, Jones
& Company's works, will resume her
trips tomorrow morning. Since the &C.
cident the steamer Delaware has been
running in the Clyde's place The
MAJOR Rey bold made the regular Sun
day trip yesterday. The repairs have
been made in first class manner sand
the boat Is as good as ever.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Nearly Completed.

Ths alterations to the large room at
the City Hall are almost completed, and
1t is expected that before many more
days the place will he ready for holding
the Mayors court. The carpenter work
is all finished and this morning Mr..
Danna had his men painting the new
wood work. All who have business at
the Police Court will rejoice when the
alterations are completed.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
DR. NImmn, On Olern Sxrun.

The perfection or Dlarrnea medicines,
the giant Diarrhea Cure, prompt in
curing Dlarrhea, Dysentery, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera ILfantum, and espe.
cially grand in summer diseases of
children. (35c.) Sold by dealers. Main
depot, 4th and King SITS, Philadelphia
depot, 602 Arch street, Johnston, Hollo-
way & Co.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Accident a. Bombay Hook.

A little boy was struck In the he ad
yesterday with a swing at Bombay
Hook and severely cut on the forehead.
There were two men on the swing at
the time, and it struck the child with
great force, knocking him senseless.
He was picked up and carried into the
parlor of the hotel, when physician
who happened to be present attended
to his injuries.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Peach SHIPMENTS,

The following is a summary of the
peacn shipments over the Delaware Di
vision of the T. W. & B Railroad on
Saturday: Jersey City, 66 cars; Phi'a.
delphia, 80; Boston, 20; Chester, 3; Will
mingtou, 3; Newark, /; Scranton, Pa
2; Hartford, Conn, 2; New Haven,
Conn, 2; Cincinnati, O., i; Buffalo, N.
Y, l, Tctal, 147. Previous shipments,
1l42. Total thus far, 1889.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Loaned their Hose Carriage.

At special meeting of the Reliance
Fire Company held on saturday even
ing it was decided to grant the use OF
their old hose carriage tc the old South
Penn Fire Company of Philadelphia.
The latter company were the oriGinS
owners of this carriage and they desired
the use OF it on the occ sion of the BIZ
centennial celebration parade which
takes place in that city The 23i of Oc-
toher,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
stray Hort BcE.

At an early no ur yesterday morning
Sergeant Decker saw a pair of horses,
who we're using the lawn around the
Court H0use as grazing LOT. He sue
ceeded In capturing both, and took them
to the city pound t. await All owner.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Repairs Completed.

The repairs to the steamer Thomas
Clyde have been completed and she will
leave the yard of the Pusey Il Jones
Company for Philadelphia to day. Hel
regular trips between that city and
Collins Beech and Bombay Hook, will
be resumed TO morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
An Annual TEIp.

The McManus Senate, composed Of
about twenty young nen of this city,
made their annual trip yesterday morn.
ing to Graves Banks, situated on the
a few miles bslow the city.
The trip was made in yacht and the
day spent in various ways. They re-
turned last evening and report that
they had flne time.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
New Confectionery sore.

Elwood, Mark and George Singley,
have formed a copartnership under tue
name of Singley Bros, for carrying on
a wholesale and retail confectionery
store at the South a est corner of Third
and Walnut streets. The first named,
however, will retain his position in the
paper on which he is engaged.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
D-oEe uis Leg.

Yesterday while WiLs0I lis 4 sWipg
was enjoying himsei, m,senod Uo out and fol-
,5s TsiSp iSTopnd, pnd,' breaking bis bis leg pn5s
suIn summon monod who succee0su' !"
the fracture,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Cltx mluslon kxcurslon.

The City Mission Sunday School will
give an excursion to Pennsgrove on the
steamer Susie McCall next Thursday,
August 31st, leaving Fourth street
wharf at o'clock in the morning.
Tickets % cents.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
Arrived Home.

Colonel Owen Mcdonnell, of the
Tenth Ward, has returned home from
Atlantic City with his young bride,
looking hale and hearty,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21
MARRIAGES.

9REEN-LYNCH.-A Chester, Penns., on
august 10th, by Rev. W.. Paxson, George
W. Green, of Wilmington, to mary +.
Lynch, ofPhiladelphia.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21

Our Boys. o Q 0 8 g.
Young Americas........"l 2 y Us
NOTES.
The game played on Saturday after
noon the Atheletic Jr defeated the
Quickstep Jr., by a score Of 80 to IL.
The Delaware Pioneers of this city
and Ginger Blues of Chester will meet
the second time this season on the
Rodney street grounds next Saturday
afternoon.
The Eclipse, former rhe Butcher
Boys, will play the q, = Larkin Clun
of Marcus Hook ou Vie new. Front
street grounds this afternoon. To.mor-
row the visitors will play the Enter
prise at the same place.
la the American Association the
following is the rank. Cincinnati, first;
Athletic, second; Louisville, third, and
st. Louis, fourth,
Among the League mines Providence
has now gained such strong advan.
tage that their is not much danger
OF it's being taken from It, The Provi-
dence loads with Al games to its credit,
Chicago second with SO and Detroit q
good third with 30 games and Boston
also an excellent fourth with 81 games
to its credit.
The Stars OF Syracuse have re organ
izsd and next season promises to put
first. class professional nine in the field.
An enCerprising scribe has calculated
the League averages up to August, and
gives the following as the best batting
nine: Bennett, of Detroit, catcher;
Whitney, of Boston, pitcher; BtuDthers,
OF Buffalo, first base; Dunlap, OF Clev0.
land, second base; Williamson, of Chi
cago, third base; Kelly, of Chicago,
short stop; Gillespie, Of Troy, left field;
Gore, of Chicago, centre field; Foley. OF
Buffalo, right field. 1t seems strange,
but none of the heavy hitters lead the
fielding averages, as the best fielding
nine would be-: Deasley, of Boston,
catcher; Daily, of Buffalo, pitcher;
Start, Of Providence, and Phillips, OF
Cleveland, first base; Burdock, of Bos-
ton, second base; McGeary, late of De-
trott, short stop; Bornung, of Boston,
left field; Richmond, late of Cleveland,
now with the Athletic, centre field;
Evars, of Worcester, right field.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Philadelphia - Philadelphia, s;
Troy, 6.
At St. Louis-st. Louis, 6; Athletic,
Ia.
At Camden-Merritt, 81; Easton Col.
lege, 0.
AT Philadelphia-Pacific 8; Hort
vile, IL.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 9, Balti.
more, l.
AT Louisville-ESlipse, 4; Allegheny,
6.
At Pottstown-Shibes, 7; Pottstown,
g.
At Boston-Buffalo, 4; Boston, l.
At Worcester-Cleveland, IA; Wor-
cester, Z.
At New York-Chicago, 2; Metropo-
Titan, |,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21

IETANTED-A HOUSEKEEPER IN A
w small family, In country near the city.
Address 4. M. this office. au2l ST
Daily Republican., 1882-08-21

TUOR SALE, CHEAP - A CANVASS
u tentas good as new, at DHAKE'S, II
Last Fourth street. au2l-lt,