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Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Local Lines.

Warm and dusty again.
Base ball is increasing in popular ia.
vor.
Wilmington has thus far escaped the
mosquito pest.
Remember the base ball match this
afternoon on the new grounds.
Watermelons are bsco ming plentiful
but they command goo price.
A new bridge over tho Chisttana at
the foot of Grant street is badly need,
ed.
Peaches are being shipped in abun.
dance this week 154 car loads PASSED
through this city last night.
Cleland b Co., proprietors of the Cold
Spring Ice Company received a cargo
of Eastern ice this morning.
The Nonpareil Masquerade Associa.
tion's picnic on Saturday, Sept. I'd, at
Rosendale park, promises to be o fine
affair.
Only three more weeks before the
opening Of the schools, and the time
will pass rapidly to the school chill
dren.
1t is expected that the new hook and
ladder truck of the Delaware Fire Com.
pany will be on hand by Saturday when
a trial exhibition will be made.
Three first class passenger coaches
for Rochester & Pittsburg Railroad
Company, were shipped YESTERDAY by
the Jackson s. Sharp Comp pany.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
DefacIng NonOOI PrOps,tr

For sometime past it has bssp cOm,
mon custom among the boys and ymD,
men to enter the public school WSi,
and deface the property therein, Man
especially is the depreciation notced 4
No. 10 school, corner of Adams Nj
Elm streets, where the young nsD n
the neighborhood enter the yah All
deface the out houses. Perhaps tbN
aro not aware that this is a serious d.
fence and If they are Caughtin hsntI
they are liable to a fine. There h
standing reward OF $40 for The GrS
and conviction of said parties and iI
they do not desist from their nefarsuI
practice of entering this yard they will
be arrested and dealt with aCcoanr bI
law. The committee has the nana 81
several parties, who frequent pSdI
room near by, and if they persist d
entering the school yard they will VI
brought up before the Mayor
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Onna More In Nurosa.

Gsorsianna Price, whe emptied Eve
chambers of a revolver at George Hays
on Saturday, was brought before Judge
Mitchell, in Philadelphia, yesterday,
and, upon the statement of the prison
physician that she had escaped from
the NorristOwn Insane Asylum and
was hopelessly insane, was recommitted
to that institution. As soon as the
Court had made this disposition Of the
case the poor woman managed to get
the attention of Assistant District At
torney Warwick, to whom she COM
menced dramatic harangue.
The Court had Just adjourned, and
consequently the woman was allowed a
little more freedom to make her re.
marks. She poised herself like an
actress, and although her speech was
refined and intelligent it gave perfect
evidence of insanity. SIT Is not" she
said, with tears In her eyes, Chat l
fear the Courts through which ! have
passed. They are established for good
purpose but oh, sir, the sense OF
wrong that pervades me The knowl-
edge OF the fact that have been crush
ed is what l complain of.
mt am a woman" she continued, her
voice rising 30 that it ended in a high
dramatic pitch, "who could easily be
conoiliated, but ! have been crushed,
sir" She would have gone on narrating
the story of her alleged betrayal had
not Mr.. Warwick interrupt her with:
The gentleman is waiting for you, Miss
Price, :" at which she started, and, facing
about, walked briskly out of the Court
room at the Invitation of the officer who
was to accompany her to the asylum.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Flour Frauds.

BOsToN, July 14.-The Herald's spe-
cial from Montreal says: "The local
customs authorities have been actively
engaged in tracing the destination Of
all American flour imported here from
Western States under bond for ship
ment to Great Britain and Newfound-
land. The result has been the dis.
covery Of gigantic fraud upon the
revenue since the national policy was
introduced four years ago. During the
past year alone, as far as the inquiries
have extended, it is found that Lord q
Mann, importers, &C whose warehouse
the late great seizure of -four as made,
sold over 10000 barrels Of superior
American -four to ,ocAl bakers, and that
their warehouse bonds were cancelled
by shipping Canadian -four as a sub.
stitute, returning the duty OF ffty cents
per barrel"
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Th0TFAInD Peat.

At this season of the year the great
est nuisance in existence is the tramp,
who goes from door to door, and from
town to town begging for living.
Oftentimes these worthless fellows are
very saucy and occasion considerable
trouble. Last evening two of these vile
wretches stopped at the residence of
DR.. Spotswood in New Castle, and after
demanding food and money used some
very insulting language towards the
family. They also stopped at the resi- .
denoe of Mrs. Lambs0n and repeated
the offence, after which they were ar
rested and locked up. If Delaware
had workhouse to put these fellows in
it would soon put a stop to the nui.
sance,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
FIFTH EDITION
FoFBOnmIn

George A; Taylor, Of ~.
spending a few days at t. A.1.s.c s1is city, q
MI ME. F F. Pyle, Of this ,st,an,i' oItu tlR
City. -A'o'on' at AtsSs,
Z, +; Reed, of this o,tv .
Schauaer's iIotel, AtlSS..s MI y registered y
Sunday last. ''Snt'c City n
H. M. Lodge is rustica,,,
tiG Tota, City He Is stopping AZ sSs,AAttl q Atm
J. A. Kelly, of this citv !.
recent arrivals at the Gsnt,aa,n ,e among gaI
Atlantic City. 00n'fal HMs
Howard L, Miller, formo,,, !,
town, Pa, but now statier.y ory Of Al
city, left for Atlantic City CdSS tSis m. n y
where he will spend a few 'aS davs a''A
Albert B. Vernon, preaams1 1'' :,
REPUBLICAN OFFICE, left tb,.aN a. u o.
ing for an: extended trim NV ~ suls 81 naa,
Falls. , On his return trip he a. ~, iSI,agH
IN all the important places Of In, not. aA
G. s, Humphrey, of the firm v =, !,
pnrey q Bro, the hatters at sOS \ Mata naa'
days. '"'u lOFatR
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
A great Moral Lesson.

At a meeting of some colored Metho,
dists in Kentucky it was decided to
make collection. The Parson passed
the hat, and, in order to encourage
others, he put in ten.cent piece After
the collection, during which every hand
had been In the hat, the President ap-
pro. cned the table, turned the hat up
side down, and not even his own con-
tribution dropped out. He opened his
eyes with astonishment and exclaimed;
'fFo' goodness, but Tze eben lost de
ten cents started With" Then there
was CONSERVATION on the faces Of the
assembly. Who was the lucky man?
That was tho question. He could not
blush, or turn pale, for all were as
black as night. 1t was evidently a
hopeless case, and was summed up by
one brother, who rose in his place and
said solemnly: "Dar pears to be a
great moral lesson round heah some
whar."
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
RuxfnKnu0anitnl.

BELLEVUE, N. J, August 14.-The
Hotel Bellevue sill remains open. Early
this morning ia mes II. Corey, the pro-
prietor, posted the following notice in
the oIfice:
"The house will remain Open," The
proprietor of the hotel and Cyrus W.
Field, Jr., and Albert Levi have made
an agreement by which N. w. An.
drews, Mr.. Fields brother in law, and
Mrs. Levi, the parties Ill with typhoid
fever will remain in their rooms in the
hotel.
Late last night the employees of the
hotel, acting under direction of Mr..
Corey, carpeted the ball. room, which Is
in building detached from the hotel,
and fixed up two beds for the use of the
two patients in this room. Mr. Corey
proposed to quarantine both Mr.. An
drews and Mrs. Levi, so as to allow
him to have their rooms cleaned and
renovated and thus permit him to
re-opsn the hotel for the reception Of
guests.
At 2 O'Clock this morning Mr.. Corey
went to the room of Mr.. Field, and no
tilted him h9 had prepared special
quarters for the use of the two i'll per.
sons, and that they must be moved at
once.
After most exciting interview, ao-
cordtng to the statement of bystander,
Mr.. Field gave Mr.. Corey a check for
$2500 and Mr.. Levi gave him another
for the same amount. Mr.. Corey and
Mr.. Field went to New York this
morning.
Mr.. Field refused to make any state
ment in reference to the settlement.
Mr.. Levi refused positively to tell il he
had given the cheek or not
1t is understood that the checks were
given to Mr., Corey so as to prevent the
removal of the two patients from the
hotel, he claiming that his loss would
exceed $1,000.
Mr.. Lemuel Smith, owner of the ho-
tel, claims that its system Of sewerage
and drainage is perfect in every way,
and that the illness of Mrs. Levi ana
Mr.. Andrews was not caused BY any
fault Of the sanitary arrangements.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Crime In Ireland.

DUBLIN, August IA farmer was
shot dead to-day at Crusheen, County
Glare.
In the Commission Court to-day de-
cisien waa announced in the case Of
Timothy Rorke, John Conner, Richard
Savage and Maurice Costello, who were
found guilty on the 10th instant of
having on the 18th of last March perpe-
trated several outrages in the peighbor-
hood of Fahy, County Kerry, Rorke
was sentenced to fifteen and each of the
others to ten years penal servitude.
Three men found guilty of savage
assault on Mr.. Sullivan, at Mallow,
were sentenced to servitude for twenty,
fifteen and ten years respectively, and
a man who fred at soldiers in Mulling
was ser fenced to lifelong servitude.
The jury which convicted Francis
Hines, who has been sentenced to be
hanged for the murder of John Dol
oughty, herder, near Ennis, a few
weeks ago, have made formal state
ment denying that they were drunk
on the night previous to the day on
which they rendered their verdict, al
Is alleged by MI. O'Brien, editor of the
United Ireland. The Judge has expires
sed the hope that the attention of the
Attorney General VII tie directed tc
the matter. . .... -.....'.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Nag KllIad.

There was considerable excitement In
the Ninth ward this morning, occasion
ed by the report that dog belonging
to James Stewart had gone mad and
was biting everything that came in his
way. The dog was first seen on 7 wenty
Fourth street, where he bit small boy
in the right hand. The wound was inn
mediately cauterized by DR.. Shortlidge,
and no serious consequences are appre. !.
hended. Leaving Twenty fourth street T
the rabid animal turned down Market
street, and bit spaniel dog belonging
to Robert Long butcher. After run
lowed by a party of men and boys, 1t
went into a shed on Twenty first street,
where it was killed by ex.policeman
Kennedy. There were number Of
dogs bitten by the animal some ofthem
being yery valuable. t.t3'' f..
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Tho OantannfAI.

The Bi Cenennnial celebration which
takes place in Philadelphia in October,
promises to be Of the grandest descrip-
ton. Arrangements are now being
made to accommodate the vast number
of visitors that will be attracted to the
city, and all persons who are willing to
receive guests are requested to confer
with the committee. There will be a
grand tablsaux in connection with the
celebration, that will cost $500, The
parade will take place on the 9th of
October, and General Hartranft esti.
mates that there will be at least $4,000
men in line The Red Men and proba-
bly, other organizations from this city
will participate.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
NEW ADvERTISEMENTS,
TpUBLIO SALE.

DUBLIO SALE.
The real estate late oil Abner Vernon, dec'd i,
situated at Claymont, delaware, will
be sold at Public Sale, on
THU RSDAY, the Gath day Of AUGUST, 'Sa
at 8 O'CLOCK, .. IN, on the premises,
As follows
No. l. Lying on the L0rtherly side OF the
road leading to LinwOod and on the easterly
slde of the Hickman road, adjoining lands Of
Thomas Clyde and Mrs. Robert Armstrong,
With good frame house, barn, corn crib,
wagon house and other out buildings
thereon erected, containing about 23 acre, Of
land, more or loss. This tract is situated on
the southefly slope Of q hill overlooking the
Kiver Delaware and surrounding country, and
has beautiful grove Of timber and spring
lab 0 thereon.
No.2. Adjoining to No. ]. and lying on
the southerly side Of said Linwood road, the
easterly side OF Naaman's Greek road and on
the northsrly side Of the land Of the p. W. 4
r. Railroad %. AMI containing about 25
acres of land, more or less. Anyone Wishing
10 view the premises can do so by calling on
William @. Vernon, residing thereon. Uon.
ditions will be made on day Of sale by the
heirs. l.. ". STIDHAM h SON.
aul5.19 Auctioneers.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Traa, for Murder an a Duel. i.

MEHERRIN, Va, August lathe
announcement that Richard B. Garland,
who shot and killed Joseph Addison, OF
Baltimore, in au impromptu duel
fought near Weddeburn's saw mill, on
tho 14th of last July, was to be arraigu'
ed for trial to-day at Lunenberg Court
House, attracted an immense crowd.
The Grand Jury, after an hours con-
sultation, reported true bill for MUIR
der in Garland's case, and the accused
was brought from Jail into the Court
room. His father occupied seat next
to him. On arraignment, Garland
pleaded not guilty. Subsequently the
Grand Jury reported true bills ia the
cases of W. W. Boswell and John
Roach, charged as principals in the
killing of Addison, and indicted them
for murder. A jury having been OBJ
tanned, the Garland case was then
called and the examination of witnesses
commenced. There are twenty.three
witnesses to be 6xamined-sixteen for
the prosecution and seven for the de-.
fence.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
To Re. Organize.

At the close of the heated torn the
Wilmington Athletic Association will
re-organize for the winter. All of its
effects have been carefully preserved
and it is arranged by the members to
re-rent the old foundry building on
Tenth street. In order to do this il
will be necessary to increase its mem
bership and those who delight in ath-
lete sports should join this organization
The officers of the association are
George Dillman, President; W. s.
Quinby, Secretary; Allen Gawthrop,
Jr., Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Comets and she Wine Growers

1t has always been tay orite theory
among the wine growers of the Rhine
that the wine produced during the
year of comets visitation is percepta.
bly, improved in quality and enhanced
in value. The wine of such years is
called comet years, and the celestial
visitor has been honored in having his
title recorded and recited. This is a
comet year, but for once the wine
growers of France and Germany are
doomed to disappointment. Late ad.
vices from the wine vineyards state
that the grape harvest will! by no means
be an average one,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
DtvIuR for Black 'Psarlt

Diving for black pearls UnpIsyIl
large number of men and bOas St W
coast of Lower California IMalI
supply the vessels and diving slPppNll.aI
upon the stipulation that tAe ~ \
that are found are to be sOldto tA'a
specified rates. These jewels ~ :
much beauty and highly price 4
years production is worth on MNeI
age from $500, 900 to 81, ,OOOpON' II
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
produce from Jersey

This morning the Susie McValI,I ,', v
over from PennsGroVe loSsu a,'s
green corn, water melons, to- ton.ss M
cantaloupes, potatoes, etc. ,,Il InS ~ M n
presented a busy scene while ...,,I, M,..
being unloadsd, and there was y IS1aI H.n,I \
room to walk around Japan ,hslrs| D
reports business as good, ana 70 l,!.s,a sDo|
number of persons that took <, pa''rs a',EHI
the 8 o'clock trip verified nlS
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
The Hon aJFOD,

Returns of the hop crop of the United
States received the Agricultural Bureau
indicate email yield-about 1856
pounds per acre onover thirty thousand
acres reported Ia New York. The total
area OF the State now Il ghrly exceeds
forty thousan acres, The Indications
point to product of not more than
ninety-three thousand bales of 280
pounds in that State. The area of Wis
conSin plantation has decreased. The
breadth Of the Pacific Coast crop has
been increased, with p resent conditions
favorable,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15

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Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
DEATHS.

KIENLE.-On the 18th inst, Dorothea May
aged II weeks, daughter Of JOhn and Mar
garet Kienle.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence of her parents,
Sixth and Madison streets, on Wednesda, af-
ternoon at ~ O'Clock. Interment at River
view
bern on earth to bloom In heaven"
PEN NRUSE.-In Brandywine hundred, on
the 18th inst, Harvey, son Of Samuel and
Frances Penrose, aged Is months.
The relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to atteud the funeral
from the residence Of his parents, on Wed
nesday afternoon at 2.Ss O'CLOCK Intern ent at
kiverview.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Relic OF OF den FINES,

In the yea4 1874 a convention Of tlI
old Wing party was held in the city u
Baltimore. Upon this occasion abrOla
eagle was presented by the city Of At
timore, to the Wings Of this State h
having the largest number Of delegats|
present at the State Convention. IS|
eagle has been in the possession Of 81
eral gentlemen from time to time, adj
was recently presented to stanSb1f|
Murray, No. 9 French street. ltiSn0F|
perched upon the top Of the large bn'
Der pole in front of Mr. Murray'S pM
of business and is quite q curiosity
coming as it did from the old Wdg
party.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Running order.

TIE large clock enCased in tAeSalS Is,,a. \
the new p. W. & B. railroad S'augl. /.
this city, which has not been Nn IaAIT \
since the opening of the Sans, a,,,, \.
started for the first time TINS I1l, 1Ia1 |.
The hands were placed on the Ss, GIs, \ \
the works set in motion, 50 ,si. us !.
travelling public may cast iass as., X
above the ticket office and ISan 7
time Of day.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
RELIGIOUS NOtoS'

The second quarterly neSusI, ssI4 \
Newport charge will be held s.Ii8S ISa'9I n
day. Love feast 10 the n mC[DiITS Sar NM h
sermon from Presiding Elder A'',
in the evening. ,a uihr
Rev. W. T. Tull preached o.."t' S,'us
acceptance at Newport and s'SSsIl Ts'.
Sunday and will preach S' "''
next Sunday evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
TOImvaIIdS,

DR.. Darmon will close MS ais fyTssI y
fessionaI I3 n visit to our city THIS = q IVs cs
evening. Those who WlSn WilIS.nomOtly,
him must therefore act proTIRgTa y al
otfice o6i i is SIS Market Street, t,oaia /, ri +
city, %SvAs and ipvalids would ,is 90 dsIay SSu I
him with the least posSlD'O
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Hand Caught in q M Ashlns Y,

Yesterday morning MichaS, s..S n
who is employed at the Sod n n,
HollinSswOrth HoH Company 1!y,Sins SSS sn snii
Of bis fingers badly crushed, Ia 1a,1 . Ib
removed to his home = NO. } =, aVI VnIntstls
street, where DR.. Maui amp1
of them.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
ShesaE, uhe TaHIOw.

A few days ago one ofour most Promi-
nent business men though partially re-
tired, contidentially informed the clerk
of the Market Hickey, of q certain
butcher who kept piece of tallow tas-
tened to the under side of his scales.
The clerk not having the power yet
to attend to such matters with a know
ing nod and business twinkle of the
eye, signified his readiness TO attend to
such cases at no distant day. A lady
who had overheard the remarks of the
two men afterwards met Mr.. Hickey
alone and to his great surprise earnest
ly exclaimed "T've seen the tallow. ="
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
The RNNN FOunn,

The body OF David Watson, who was
drowned in the Brandywine last night
was recovered this morning by two men
named William Faucet and Edward
Gliscome As soon afterwards as pos
sible the Coroner was notified, and he
summoned jury, who after viewing
the remains rendered verdict of acci-
dentally drowned.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Corner Ntana LnxinE.

The First c. A. U. M. P. Church at
Centre Station, on the Wilmington &
Northern Railway on Sunday, August
Goth. Cars will leave the P. W. & B.
depot at 8 10 a. m. and returning will
leave Centre Station at 6.44 y. m. The
fare for the round trip will be 40 cents.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
wp,n s5rHnd LO0ko'

On the is h Of , this %oata g.s9ss ~ 'Il'es !!
Lodge Of the United d StnESs ;ti%ore' j,9
Gallagher Gall and R; 3 4. LEY E@OSfP1WV e. WEI
ar: S1syi tho "Dr representatives from 'D''
Lodge of this State
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
S..v SchO oI CeleDrHl

The sunday School cI,Ss Of s00 viii \
E. Church of ChriStl"I% .yaS 81, Thuisl
their i' annual cele6Tati,o''s. ,,. a,'s c. Grove,
rhTistiana. FTni D'nuer and f0''
served S on the groundS'
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Tno Deaths An PnlIadeIDhIa,

Last week there were 406 deaths in
Philadelphia, decrease of 1874 as COM
pared with the previous week. OF this
number AZ we're caused by consump-
tion and SO by cholera infantum.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Load OfLmmber.

The three masted schooner Eddie
Huck, Is discharging loa of lumber
at Third street wharf tor the p. W. &
p, Railroad Company. 1t is from the
Asmokeag Lumber Company of Fast.
man, Ca, and each piece is stamped
with theirn ames.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Personal.

Mr.. L. T. Walton, of the firm of Wal
ton, Whann & Co., returned home to
day from a visit to Colorado, where Mr..
Howard Walton, formerly of this city,
is located. He reports MIR. W. in good
health,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
The Ninth,

Howard Pickles son of W. D. Pickels
1909 Rodney Street reached his ninth
birth day yesterday and number of
little boys paid their respects to him,
gave him several little presents and
took supper with him.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
ReturM OF MAYOR Wal es.

Mayor Wales has returned from his
recent trip to Cape May, and says that
if it had 10 been for the mosquitoes
he would have enjoyed himself very
much. He however succeeded in get.
ting what he greatly needed, a few
days rest.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
No Cuses This Morning.

Although Mayor Wales was prompt.
y ON hand this morning at Q o'clock,
there were no cases ready for trial and
after short talk with Squire O'Neill
and Chief of Police Hawkins, the
Mayor retired.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Fourth Delaware veterans.

An adjourned meeting Of the ex.mem.
bers Of the Fourth Delaware Regiment
will be held this evening at 8o'clock, in
the office of Gregg s. Pierce, Clayton
House building, to make arrangements
for the reunion on the 31st instant.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
MAR RIAGES.

MAMMELE--OOX.-In Philadelphia, on
Aug. Sd, 1882, by the Rev. M. u. KurtE. Mr..
Fred. O. Mamnele and Miss o. Anna Cox,
both Of Wilmi ngC0n.
FAUOETT-COOPER August Sd, by
Rev. VIM T. 1ull, Mr.. Francis Faucet to
Miss henrietta cooper, both Of Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Honna Rnrnfaninx goods.

A. Chambers has a full stock of tin
ware, wood and willow-ware, oil cloths,
fruit jars and general line of house.
goods that he is selling
cheap, at No. 215 King St.
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
I'D bio SALE

ID BII| SALE
OF
HOusEhOLD &NIlCHEN FURNITURE.
At 1918 I'elawa Avenue On Wednesday
afternoon, August l6.h, 1889, at 2 o'clock.
Consisting Of cottage suit, walnut exteD-
sion table, card table, 2 2hne camp chairs, /
rocking chair, bedsteads, stands chairs, tables,
mattresses, bolstery, oil clio h, ruby range
good as new, clothes wringer, tin, glass and
queenswaresRnd many articles too tedious 10
mention. The above goods are As good as
new and will be positively sold as the La-ties
are going to leave town. DRAKE b Co.,
au16.lt AuStioneGrs,
Daily Republican., 1882-08-15
Person al.

James NJ. Niven has taken out letters
OF administration on the estate of his
father, David G. Nivin, late of New
Castle Hundred.
S. A. Benson is selling milk and ice
cream at No I'll East Seventh street.