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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
Local Lines,

GOuley's excursions are always popu.
lar.
Several persons who went on Gou.
ley's excursion yesterday, got left be-
hind last night at Coney Island.
Paramount Park, Philadelphia, heats
Central Park, New York, in the opin-
ion of many who have visited both
places.
Canal boat No. 115, loaded with
coal from Mauch Chunk for George w.
Bush & Sons, Is now discharging her
cargo at the company's wharf.
The water tank, from which the en-.
gines get their supply of water, in front
of the new station, was removed to-day
from its former location to q position
near French street.
Some of the young men, who accom-
panied the excursion TO New York, yes.
terday, were most too much for the New
York and Coney Island sharpers. They
wouldn't be pulled in worth a cent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

The New York Sun, which is gener.
ally supposed to reflect the political
views of Hon. SamuelJ Tilden publish
es letter from that city discussing the
topic of Mr.. Tilden's willingness to be.
come candidate for President The
Sun, in Leading editorial, agrees with
the writer of the letter thai "if Mr.. Til.
den would consent to be q candidate,
and If no anxiety was felt as to his ply
steal ability to bear the enormous, the
unprecedented strain which must be
put upon a reforming President, he
would be immensely stronger than any
other possible candidate of any party,
and would surely be elected by an i'm.
mense majority both of the people and
of The States" But the Sun adds: Sat
the same time it is our conviction that
Mr.. Tilden is not candidate, that he
would not be willing to accept any
nomination, aud that he has no wish to
be President" This is doubtless a cor.
rect statement of Mr.. Tilden's position.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
FOURTHEDITION
A SERIOUS FIRE.


Mine Horses Perish I'm the Flames
and Two others severely burned
One of the most serious fires that hal
visited this city for some time, occurred
last night between and 8 O'Clock, In
which nine horses fell victims to the fire
and smoke. The are originated in the
stable of the Harlan & Holliugsworth
Company, located in the centre of theil
extensive yards and in close proximity
to the north east end of the car shops
which narrowly escaped destruction.
The fire was first discovered by work
men in the boiler shops, who were on
duty, and the alarm promptly sounded
0y one Of the number while the others
devoted their after tien to operating the
the fire apparatus of the company,
which had the effect of keeping the fire
from spreading until the arrival of the
fire department, who we're not slow in
responding TO the alarm. When they
arrived the stable was enveloped in
names and large crowd congregated
in the vicinity. The fremen were soon
aotivel y engaged and immense quanti-
ties OF water were poured on The flames
and the adjoining property. In the
stable were eleven fine draught or
working horses, the finest in the city,
and efforts were made TO get them out,
but only three were rescued, two of
these being badly burned, and one of
them was after wards shot as his injuries
were of such q nature that he could
not recover. The other one il severely
burned and his recovery is very doubt.
full.
At the time the fire broR out, IL start
ed up like flash and in less time than
1t takes to tell it, the whole Of the sta
BILE was In flames, which so confused
the horses, together with the stiffling
smoke, that they were unable to escape.
One poor beast broke his halter and
started for the door, but the smoke ard
excitement was too much for him and he
Curned his head away from the door,
only to fall down aud t.. At the tine
OF che fire the stable cen lined several
tons OF hay, aquantity straw AMI
feed, ten sets of harness, two wagons, a
cart, wheelbarrows, riding saddle, sta
BILE implements and other minor arti.
Giles all OF which were burned or b,dly
damaged. The stable was of brick, two
stories high, 80 by 45 feet, with a tin
roof Owing to the close proximity of
the numerous buildings of the company
it was feared that they to would catch
fire but owing to the prompt action of
the tiremen The flames were confined
exc usively to the stable and much
credit Is due to them for their efficient
service.
The origin of the fire is mystery, and
the Waterman says that he passed the
stable five minutes before the flames
broke out, and not sign Of fire was
visible, and it is supposed that it re-
suited from Spontaneous combustion. |
The loss is estimated at $4,000, with q |
light insurance. Workmen were on.
gagged this morning in removing the
lead horses and burying nrm The
Unfortunate horses we're considered me
inest in the city, being large in stature
md their equals will be hard to find.
They presented CHASTITY sight this
morning, while lying in their stalls,
he hair burned from their bodies and
'ther injuries inflicted from the effects
If the fire.
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A Serious Fall,

Yesterday while a rigger Lamed John
Hanley, was working at the new foun.
dry Of the Lobdell Car Wheel Company
near the mouth of the Christiana, he
met with q serious accident. He was
on the top OF scaffold on one of the
buildings, when one OF the ropes by
which he was supported broke, aud he
fell to the ground a distance of forty
feet. He was immediately picked up
and taken in a carriage to his residence
near the Brandywlne bridge, and medi-
cal aid summoned. The examination
by DIR. Lutf showed that his greatest
injuries are of an internal nature,
although both his head and body
are severely bruised. His physician Is
under the impression that although
his injuries are severe, they are not
likely to prove fatal.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
Bargains IN Lace Collars
at Spencer's. 700 Market Street.

Malaria, Ohills and Fever, and Bilious at
tacks positively cured with Emory+S stand.
ard Cure Pills-An infallible remedy never
fail to cure the most obstinate, long-stanO ing
cases where Quinine and all other remedies
have failed. They are prepared e1prS sSly
for malarlOus sections, In double boxes, two
kinds OF Pills, containing strong cathartio
and chill breaker, uRar.coated; contain no
Quintne or Mercury, causing no gripping or
purging they are mild and efficient, certain
In their action and harmless In all cases !;
they etfectually cleanse the system, and give
new life and tone to the body. AS q house
hold remedy they are unequaled. For Liver
Complaint their equal is not known one
box will have wonderful effect on the worst
case. They are used and prescribed by ply
sicians, and sold b Druggists everywhere, or
sent by mail, as IN 20 cent boxes. Emery's
Little Oatharlic Pills, best ever made, only
cents. STANDARD Cure o., ia Nassau
street New York. ie27. eOdd&W.6m
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AHaEd One.

While a representative OF tnT M 4
PUBLICAN, was riding along an nA
Ninth street yesterday atternUTS, ~,
New York city, his attention wa " VA
to a large sign on the corner o att sn
ninth and Fourth avenue. IN SVo ,,s
ing to read it the scribe came 70 AN 1,r
still, after pronouncing the fr GUd "a H
which was a familiar one, anu NM
tented himself with spelling Sno 10. N n
word. The firm name, Wi'aV SobnG
nunciation read as follows: oU oST
& Schawfleugels." Each mST !" A
the party made vain attempts y N \
nounce it correctly and quickly .srs
was too much for them anu .o~ nv
laws were dislocated by the a''0DF'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

The alarm OF fire yesterday afternoon
was th9 means of attracting such a
large number of people to the Eleventh
street bridge that 1t was with difficulty
the police could keep the way open TO
the fire companies to pass. A hose car
riage that was being pulled by num-
Der Of boys came rushing down toward
the bridge, and struck boy on the
knee, intlictiDg slight injuries. This
created Ii small panic, during which
several women were knocked over,
and some children narrowly escaped
being trod under foot.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
Shocking Murder.

Mrs. Emma Turner, who resides neal
Massey's X Roads, Kent County, Md,
was feloniously assaulted by Jos. Nor
ris, on Thursday evening, and on resist
ing the brute, who is said to have
been drunk, he drew a pistol and shot
her through the heart. Mr.. Turner was
in Philadelphia at the time, and knew
nothing of the murder until he return
ed to his home. Search is being made
for the villain, and he will doubtless
soon be arrested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
Fire Yesterday Afternoon.

The alarm of fire yesterday afternoon
about o'clock, was caused by the
burning of brick Kiln at the brick,
yard of Beggs & Almond over ELev.
enth street bridge. The companies re-
sponded, but even if they could have
got there in time they would not have
been of any service, as the kiln was full
of brick, which it would Lave ruin
ed to throw water on. There was no
damage done besides the destruction of
the roof, which involves loss of about
5000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
Lauu CHI AT Chester.

The iron steamship Tallahassee was
launched at Roach's ship yard yester.
day afternoon at 4 o'clock. The vessel
is 215 feet in length, 40 feet beam and
IS feet depth of hold, and was built for
the Ocean Steamship Company, to run
between New York and Savannah.
The mammoth steamer Pilgrim was
still lying in the same position yester-
day, and one of the firm said that they
expected to get her off to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
MRS. scoville and Gulteau's Will

WASHINGTON, July 2O.-The follow,
ing was filed in the Probate Court to-
day: In the Supreme Court of the Dis.
trict of Columbia, holding special
term for probate business, July 20,
1882. In the estate Of Charles j. Gui.
teau, DECEASED, Mis-. Frances NJ. Sco-
vile, sister OF Charles j. Guiteau, de.
ceased, desires me to notify the court
that she intends to conveaT and protest
against the probate of any last
will and Testament or instrument
in the nature thereof being or pretend.
ing to be the testament and last will Of
said Charles j. Guiteau, or against any
letters testamentary or of administra.
ton on the estate of the said Charles j.
Guiteau issuing from this court to any
person than herself, or until examin-
alton thereof in the proper court and
the decree of the said court be therein
pronounced. do this to enable her to
have time and opportunity to employ
counsel for such purpose, but not as
counsel or attorney in any respect my
self. A. X. BROWNE.
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Complaint abouT the LnmDr,

Officer Moore complains thai in lis
district the light is frequently put out
In the street lamps and the gas left
turned on, causing a great annoyance
to persons In the vicinity. He says
within the past week or two, he has
turned off about fifty, the greaGer part
of them from 10 to II o'clock in the
morning. He has also turned off q
number that we're lefG burning long at
ter daylight. The residents in the vi
entity # Eighth and Lombard streets,
compl1i" IL It the lamp on the cerner
is not H. more ivan half the time, and
they say that they would like those,
whose duty it 10, to look after the lamp
lighters.
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ImDOrtMnt Notice.

The hours of holding the delegates
election on Saturday, July 22nd, il
hereby changed In New Castle hundred
to correspond with the hours in Will
mington, that is from p. III. until 7
p. III.
By quest of the Republicans of the
City of New Castle.
By order of the State Central Com
mitJee. II. W. CANNON,
Chairman,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

There was considerable sport on the
Brandywine last evening, caused by a
tub race from Eleventh street bridge 10
Jackson's wharf.
The entry fee was ten cents, and
there were several contestants. Oh
race was won by young man named
Mckinley, an apprentice il jackson &
Sharp's blacksmith shop.
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A singular Casa.

From inform alton that he had rsCsi,a
the Rev. +. B. DuVal appeared Ssis s'
the Mayor on Wednesday evening U' NY
swore out warrant for the arSal N
Samuel Todd and his wife, who rsiI \
on Townsend street South Wilm,uTo"
on the charge Of cruelty to MagpieiS
a daughter of Samuel, and step ds1SS
ter of Annie Todd. The girl IS ID ys'r
old, and several of the neighborS isij
fed that both of the defendants W,n
in the habit of beating her with stsD
two inches in width, and on ssysraI
occasions Mrs. Todd had been Msn
beating her with a poker. The Rev, n
A. H. O'Brien, pastor of NadslAv
Chapel, testified that Maggie had com.
planned to him several times Of INA
treatment she had received at tbedA
fendanT's hands. The girl was plaCa
on the stand, and deuied that shs wa
ill treated, and when examined privsB.
ly by the Mayor said that she did moi
wish to be taken away from her homo
and cVntradicteI all the witnesses bad
said. 1t was also charged that th,
woman's right name is Annie jackson,
and that she had never been married
to Todd, who it was said had a wife
the mother of Maggie, living in Pnila.
delphia. Mrs. Todd however produced
q marriage certificate signed by tho
Rev. Enoch Stubs which states that
he Joined Samuel Todd and her In
matrimOny in the City OF Philad.
phia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Todd deny the whole
charge, and say that it Is trumped up
by their neighbors. Austin HarrlDg
ton, Esq, appeared for the Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to Children,
and { the close of the testimony, said
that the society did not wish to take
the child away from her parents, but
only wanted the Mayor to interfere, so
as TO prevent a repetition Of the
treatment to which it is alleged she has
been subjected. The Mayor said as tho
evidence was 80 conflicting, he would
reserve his decision.
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Cut HIS Toe.

This morning while Mr.. Alfred Van.
dever was chopping the shoes off dead
horse at his bone mill on the marsh,
the Ratchet glanced, and almost
severed the great toe on his left foot.
He managed to get to Taylor & Fuller.
toms drug store on King street above
Third, where the wound was dressed
after which he limped home.
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FIFTH EDITION
vtOlatOrs OF the Ia

The police net sooorad
were before the Mayor last t'I an, Who
answer for their deliuoniDo evening 70
Brown, colored, who had i nS. Anna
charged In the morning wa S's :, oeen dis.
lest night, having been s, Dack again
acting IL disorderly mans arrested 70.
Jail. ''ed her to
Mary Bolivar, a whits wo,,.
charged with being drunk ana' was
fined 81 and costs. A and was
Joseph Raymond was adiudcoa
OF loahng around Front Strsots eu guilty
ing in disorderly manner. Tb ann Mi act
imposed a fine of 80 cents and coa mayor
Henry Lohand said that he ISIS s
years old and admitted that wh wSG
officer had said about his hs,r mnSt tho
and lying on the bridge was ,s, ufGnk
added that he hoped that Ia I uue' but
more sense az he got older. The MaS get
told him that he thought he ba S mayor
contribute about so cents and DO Co Uet'et
help swell the finances of the c;t SoS@ TO
This morning Thomas RvaS
charged with indecent co1S su was
Front street near French. last ar"y, %
Thomas said in extenuation 'tteeaing
was on Ithe excursion yestnrda suat b
got pretty full of beer, and J;s and
know what he was doing. Tbe M,I nN
gave him u severe reprimand and
posed = fine Of So anu costs. ""u ill.,
William johnson was fou,a
drunk, and was placed in a oo, vI'tJ
sober up. The Mayor charOs T''i !,
fifty cents and costs for the ac Uu nm
dation. "00o'uno'
David Hinson, colored, was cbo,,,,
with assault and battery On '4 isE
Brown, also colored. The affair o ncNS
ed last evening at Filth and W STl
streets, and the evidence showed %as
it was a triangular fight, in ~ Sh 'n
Hinson, Brown and man named Raa
son, who has skipped, all took ba ANY
The Mayor adjudged Hinsop c ndIv
and fined him fifty cents and corr SS''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

The managers of the Chester County
Agricultu al Society fixed Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday, September
q, % and %, as the time for holding
the fall exhibition. A liberal amount
of premiums in the different depart
ments will be given and the society in.
tends giving the best exhibition that
has ever taken place in West Chester.
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RaFANnAI.

DR.. Shortlidge, who has been spend
ing his summer vacation at Rshoho-
both and Cape May, mas returned
home.
The patients and friends of DR.. Kea-
bles will be pleased to hear that he will
be among them again in few days,
greatly benefited by his sojourn on the
coast of Rhode Island.
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The COach Company.

The trustees Of the Pioneer Coach
company who wereN elected Wednesday
evening, met last eve ing at the Office
of Mahlon M. Child, No. 7O4 Market
street. The board was organized, and
elected Joseph Tatnall, president, and
Eli Mendenhall, secretaryIand Treasur-
or,
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ON saturday Only.

Another opportunity will 5,r %
sented 10 secure the greatest U ~f M
the season. Elegant styles - u NJ
Printed Lawns reduced dro ~, I
your selections early az op'D
Market st.
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Going FfAhinR.

Mr., Daniel Eliridge of this city, has
made arrangements to spend two weeks
at Cape Isle, N. j. We may expect to
hear OF some very large fish being caught
as Mr.. Eldridge is very found of an
ling.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
More New Cars.

The Jackson & Sharp Company
shipped two handsome excursion cars
yesterday to the Delaware Bay and
Cape May Railroad. They also have
six cars ready to be shipped to this Bal
timore q Delta Railroad Company.
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Victoria Lawns, Victoria lawns

Splendid bargains, very best offered
for 12H cts A lot of plain lawns and
remnants at cts. yard. Bathing
robes for men and boys, 70 Cts, for
ladies, $1,25, at Wainwright's, 312 Mar.
ket street.
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Personal.

DR.. J. M. Winner, a rising young
physician, of this city, has gone on a
visit to his friends in Newberry, Ly.-
coming County, Pa, and he expects TO
be away about two weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
A Busy Firm.

The firm of Bowers & Dure are very
busy at present, and could give employ.
ment to more hands if their shops
were larger. They have a number Of
orders on hand, and seem to be con.
stantly receiving more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21
Who fB She

The following personal appears in
the New York Herald to-day:
Miss Emma Clare, formerly of viii.
mingtont Del, come home at once,
your father is sick. MI.
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20 c., 75c., rs c., 70 c 20 c., 70 c.
to Cape May. G. A. r. excursion, Fri.
day, July 28Eh. Steamer Republic.
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Notice.,

We would be obliged to persons who
cannot procure copy of the REPUB-
LrcAN at the p, W. & B. depot If they
would report the fact TO this Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

NOR SALE-A GOOD TEN HORSE
~ engine and boiler suitable for thresh.
ing machine or other purposes. Will be sold
very reasonably. Address J. 70 McUAY,
jy1l-2td.3tW LtnWood, Del. Co. Pa,
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&Ey AN ED-RDa hDESS AT Az KING
w street. Pleasant rOoms ana K Cd nc.
coMoaatlonS, ly2l-lm#
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ETOR RENT A GROCERY 4 MEAT
~ store with good cellar underneath; do
ing first-class business. A single mau pre-.
ierred. Inquire at this office. iy2l.3t
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sNy ANTEI-A Glib. TO 90 TOTHE
w country, either " hite or coIored. Ap-
ply a. ILL Washington street. jyllit'
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Ice Coolers Cheap.

A. Uha ubers is sellin.. off his stock
of ice coolers at cost. Call and see them
2I5 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

YETAN1 FD--A CpRRIAGE TRIM "a EiR,
w also boy to learn carrisge trimming.
Apply to JONES GUTAhIE Il CO., South
ofMarR OF Strt Ell br dye, ly2l.3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

Fine, clear goblets, tum il;,r ,IsI.
pitchers aud extra heavy J''n ,ns ne
Inquire our prices and So save s.r et''
Lewis Row, No. IL H. 1nu 0
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o T,nou.ond an d Ono Clae

one VD0usnhU ,,, Ia
A meeting of 1901 club will nIso IN !
in Lincoln Club room TINS o'V TbsS
fun attendance is requested, alton
m ittee on permanent org"Hi
make their report.
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shetland SbswIS'

You can buy at spenOer t,.,h 81 50
ket street a good shawl wOl treaty.
$25. Better qualities alSO
duced.
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Just Rec e1ved.

Lots of fine crabs just received by
VIM. Pencil & Son, No. 116, 11S and
100 King street.
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Churches. Societies, Clubs, DO.

can make very low Iates for OK; ursious
TO Cape May on the Republic, apply at
Wainwright's Dry Good Store, 312
Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

NOR BEAUTIFULLY LOOAT.
ID ed lots on Rodney street, o bargain Of
fsred terms easy. GEO. X. TOWNSEN
jy2i6t 6i6 Market street.
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yHACKAMAXON COTTAGE.
207 East Fifth stree

Kentucky Avenue, one door from Atlantic
Avenue, at antlc City, NJ J. Location first
class: weekly and to bic boarding, terms med
crate. .,hAi:PE & BENNETT, Proprietors.
iy%2bt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-07-21

Tin roofing, guttering and spouting,
and all kinds Of job work promptly
done by A. Cham bers, ZIG King street.
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