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Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
kindly cared For.

Yesterday morning Mr.. John Fine.
gan who resides at No. 708 Church
street, took his family TO Atlantic City
where the day was spent. When the
time for departure arrived Mr.. Finnegan
put his TWO boys ON the train, but before
his wife got aboard the train moved off.
One of the boys jumped off but the other
remained on board and was taken to
Camden, where he embarked on the
FELTON, for Wilmington. In the mean.
time the parents took train for Gam.
den, but missed the boat and were com.
PEELED to take the train at Philadelphia
for this city. Upon their arrival they
commenced to search for the missing
boy.
For time they failed to find any
trace of him and they were: becoming
seriously alarmed, when they ascertain
cd that Gus. O'Donnell had the little
fellow in charge. From an interview
with Detective Jones In regard to the
affair, q REPUBLICAN reporter, learned
that Gus. TOOK excellent care of
the little fellow and gave him every
thing he desired. Finding no one at
the wharf to claim the boy, Gus took
him to his boarding house where he
was recovered by his anxious parents
this moving. Much credit is due Mr..
O'Donnell for his tatherly care over the
lost child.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Ell CrOzler's Excuraiou.

1t seems that the old veteran, Eli
Crozier, never tires in we'll doing. feel.
ing the oppressiveness of the weather,
and knowing that there were number
of soldiers widows and orphans who
also felt 1t, many of whom had no
means with which to take days ,jaunt
from the heated city, he chartered the
trim little steamer Susie Mccall, and
this morning with about two hundred
widows and orphans he started for
Pennsgrove. The kind hearted old
gentleman had secured q large can of
ice cream, at which the youpgters cast
wishful glances; he had also procured
q large quantity of blAckberries tor the
purpose of making mush, 80 that every.
one of his wards can have full supply
Of Ice cream and blackberry mush,
Everybody appeared TO be happy, but
Mr.. Crozier seemed to be the happiest
one on the boat, and it certainly is
q pleasure to him to do good to others.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
FIFTH RDTTT0ll
MaSOr,n -

The usual session =,
was held yesterday y n Mayors Q
justice T to the fOiiowiOwV o;,s. diSDss'
Fr Two ryourg cOlorssd '0 %.s
were charged with thu The SI 1sra..R Rock
T TSs w ~Ssc from a store on PpSy,.o ta
S sos evidence or soGs the Mayor osp'iSS sS
A few days since M. u
complaint that her b usb nSgsr y .,
SSt m not ! only assaulted and I shS AiIll
o. put mad also deserted her S ana SSUaaedL
S 70 contribute Tribute, to her support tu s Is1
m ,O.S 3 heating on the charre" a.. al'4 !
morning, and the Mavos ysSst|
cause for complaint, orsars sy lad
less husband to furnish ba,I The d
pearance at the next tsrm nn ~ lOt BIZ I
~ Edward Tribbett acted in a. a OU Ual
costs. WOO nned
Annie Brewn disturbed ~.
tue city with her disordariS0 psa.
and was requested to forE 0 o,... cosd
and costs. 'A oVer @a
Mary Taylor's offapoa
aggravated ae} IL nature, and she wal a, "
Richard Turner's actions v...
conducive to good order, And we
assessed IS and costs, ""u %
This morning there was M,
solitary drunk before tbs N.Y. N.Y. eva
the officers report that durin %s !:
and good order reigned s1prs %% %
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

FREDD.-On July oath, 1882. Victor ID ton
OF Isaac 5. and Adella Fredd, aged.
months,
Relatives and friends ave invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of his parents,
rear Greenville station, Christiana hundred
on Wedn ssday. July 2Ath. To leave tire
| house at 10 81 a. m. llterment at Riverviow
cemetery.
RATLEDGE Fell asleep In Jesus on the
2Sd inst, Mabel May, infant daughter Of
William N. and Mollie Ratledge, aged 2
months and 10 days.
The friends and relatives are invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of her
parents Chester, Pa, on tuesday afternoon,
at Q O'Clock.
Put away the little dresses
That oar Mabel used to wear.
She will need them on earth never,
for she's climbed the golden stair.
Oh she was our little darling,
Pride Of all our hearts at home;
hut God soon sent an angel
10 welcome little Mabel home.
This lovely bud so young, 90 Hair,
Called hence by early doom,
Just came to show how sweet q flower
In Paradise would bloom. E.B.w.
HAMMER.-In this city, on July 2lst. 1852
Jas. Z. Hammer, aged 80 years.
The relatives and friends Of the fsmily are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, on
Monday afternoon, the oath inst, at $50
Poplar street. services at the houPe Inter
ment at Wilmington and Brandywine GENE
tory.
DONOHUE- on the Esd inst, Maggie, in
FAINT daughter Of Goger and Mary Ann DonO.
hue, aged mo this.
Relatives ALd friends are respectfully In.
vlted to attend the funeral from the resi-.
4.sa - 49, .mAa Iu..I-
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Money at the Roots OF a Tree

A singular case is announced in
Union township, Jasper township,
Missouri. Last fall Mr.. Rickner, an
old man, died. Just before his death
he tried to tell his family about some
money buried at the foot of a certain
tree, but was too far gone to talk intel
ligently, and they did not get descrip.
ton and hardly full meaning of the
subject.
The incident was talked of, and one
Of the neighbors hearing Of it began a
search, and, it is thought, found the
money. He went to the nation and
used $250O in a purchase, and his
friends cannot imagine how he could
become possessed Of that much money.
They also found q place near q tree
that had been recently excavated with
blaze on sapling nearly and a
marked stick driven into the ground.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
THE ORIGIN AND LOSS.
Business Change.

Mr.. W. S. Heisler, who has been en-
gagged in the fruit and produce bust
ness at No 413 King street, for some
time, has sold out the business to Mr..
G. D. Baker, of Coatesville, Chester
Co., Pa, who will hereafter conduct
the business at the old stand. Mr.. E.
Fl. Newlin, of this city, will be general
manager for Mr.. Baker and we predict
for them good trade. Mr.. Newlin is
well versed in that line and those who
deal with him will find him kind and
obliging. Mr.. Heisler will engage in
the manufacture of Pepper Sauce, both
wholesale and retail, at the same loca-
ton. ...
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
A Dog Hard VA,

This forenoon a rather ma, !,
medium sized dog entered tSS :. y
a blacksmith shop, on Front ' s,,. u
You'd the almshouse, and nd . S%se'
snftering from an attack Of t NV Y
Police officers BroomaIl, pi. ~ " |
another whose name conld r r1T \
certsined hurried to the nIs.. y I.
spatch the dog, and after p, SG@ y! Y
good'sized balls through wv v
Of the dogs body, he was UrsssIaa l
dead. Officer Pierson, how. .v.''l
not convinced of the dor, ~ !.
emptied the eighth load tlSDS I N y
when the dog jumped up An Y. !.
eral rods and looked around 4 X, !.
seCutors.
Officer Broomall getting ,D,0.
him put the ninth ball tS,OTSb N
but the dog who by this tinsslI
so riddled with bullets that d1,s,|
could be seen through bin, tuNs !.
ran back TO where officer PierDD M
chance to put the tenth bali iunNI
Where 1t struck Mr.. PiersOp dia \
know, but the dog gave a raSn
over and rose NO more, In az h
shooting not a drop Of flood cansI
the CHASTITY wounds made in M N
The rat with nine lives is pOVbsraN
pared with that dog.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

been placed in charge of the steam co.
ton works, where, with Ave boilers ant
two tanks, he will be able to condensi
100 tons of water daily from wells Of
brackish water.
MOVEMENTS OF ARAB PAsHA.
Arab Pasha yesterday massed zoe
cavalry, with a field gun, at the pump
ing station of the Ramieh water works
1t is supposed that his intention is to
destroy the station.
THE SITUATION AT CAIRO.
According to the latest news from
Cairo, there is 800 starving, homeless
persons camping in theEsbich gardens.
There is great mortality among them,
ARABS DEFENCE.
It is considered certain that Arab
will destroy Cairo unless defeated and
captured. In reply to the proclama-
ton of the Khedive, Arab appointed
q Ministry of his own at Cairo. Pre-
parations have been made to attack
Abouklr. Arab is moving portionfof
his force in that direction. ....
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

On Friday night thieves WI WI
residence Of the Misses :. n TS
West Seventh street and , rsp'~''
PREMISES from top to oo'T III,
thieves gained an entFanGCS sireI
absence of the ladies, VINO ot %St
ing at ocean Grove, th.s.. tsSsi
robbery cannot be aSce sIStsS n
bureau bureau drawers were J., sit ass,. 1
contents strewn about Ine H0
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Canal BOaI sunk,

The canal boat Stanton Haines was
sunk in the Christiana near Third
street bridge last Sat lrday night. This
boat was formerly known ~ the George
W, Pugh aud was completely wrecked
about a year and half ago by loco
motive plungGng through the draw at
the railroad bridge on her. The boat
was afterwards rebuilt at Enoch MoOre's
shipyarli, and her name changed to the
Stanton Haines, but bad luck seems to
attend her.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Union Park.

On Saturday merry party Of nearly
one hundred ladies and gentlemen pic
niced in Union Street Park. Many oil
them were from Silver Brook, and
neighborhood, with their friends from
the city. The scene was enlivened by
song and dance, and the hours passed
quickly and happily. Jas. I. Crozier's
string band was In attendance, and good
music was rendered, as all who heard
it will testify.
On Wednesday the Infant school Of
Olivet Presbyterian church will spend
the afternoon in the park. Rev. Mr..
Mallery and his teachers will make
this pleasant occasion for the little
ones,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

Yesterday morning 1888 psISOpUv
passage ON the Susie Mccall "a conn
with the Republic for Cape NAY, /
Susie also took a large aumber b Pen
grove especially on her Afternoon I
Some 40 went on her in the sy.uinr
meet the Republic on her up trip 4
the CapeS. One objection that n
many have had to going to PeunsTi
on Sunday afternoons has been thsdI
Guilty ofgetting refreShmont Of any b
whatever. This is now OverCOns
the Steamer Perry which will lay
the wharf every Sunday afternoon 4
a full supply a ice cream and other
freshments. There Is no doubt
this will be the means Of ATTRACTING
great many people to this besut
spot.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
II RSESl HORSES HORSES III
FURNITUREOARS AND RAS.

Thesubscriber begs leave to ne hiy his old
friends and the people OF Wilmington and vi.
entity that he still continues to Keep a.
his old stand, corner OF Front Ead 412S
French streets. Furniture cars, Grays and
excellent horses to hire at all hour Furni-
ture and other articles will be removed from
the steamboat landing and other PLACES In
the city with great care by sktllful drivers.
All who desire draying can be accommodated
with promptness at the lowest possible rates.
-l8-wtib MORRIS WELDIE.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
s,aHe Mannfaasurorn.

We are in receipt ofColllns & Burgie't
catalogue of stoves manufactures at
Chicago where they have one Of the
largest stove manufacturers in the
county. The catalogue is elaborate and
neatly printed, and the stoves are &C.
knowledRed to be amongst the best
man ufactured.
Mr.. Burgie is a brotherinlaw of
Councilman +. B. F. Miller of this
City and often comes to Wilmington ,te
spend few weeks. Mr.. Miller has the
celebrated Collins & Burgie stove for
sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
ChaITamts Cabinet.

The photograph Of Chalfant's cabi-
net in the window Of the Wilmington
Clothing house attracts general atten-
ton and is much admired. The pic
lures are taken in Mr.. Beeoher's best
style and are enclosed In handsome
ash frame made by f. McMonigle. Mr..
Chalfant IN proprietor of the cigar EN- i.
porium on Madison street above Fifth
and his cigars are hard to beat.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

Malaria, Chills and Fever, and Bilious at
tacks positive cured with m0ry-S stand.
ard Cure PillG-Gn intallible remedy; never
fail to cure the most obstinate, long-Standing
cases where Qutnine and all other remedies
have failed. They are prepared EXPIRE ssly
for malarious sections, in Gou 10 boxes, two
kinds OF Pills, containing strong cathartio
and q chill breaker. sugar. coated; contain no
Quinine or Mercury, causing no gripping or
purKiDg they are mild and ficient, certain
IA their action and harmless In all cases I;
new life and tone to the body. AS house
hold remedy they are uneQualed. For Liver
Complaint their equal is not known one
box will have wonderful effect 0a the worst
case. They are used and prescribed by ply
siciaDs, and sold b Druggists everywhere, or
sent by mail, IS an 20 cent boxes. Emery's
Little Oathartic Pills, best ever made, only
s cents. Standard Cure 90, ia Nassau
street New York. ie27 eodd&w-om
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Death from Collie.

A valuable horse belonging to Will.
liam Alden, the grocer, corner Second
and jackson street, was attacked with
collie one night last week, from the eff.
tects of which it died. The man who
takes care of the horse, fed it as usual
in the evening and it appeared all
right, but when he went to feed it in
the morning the horse was dead. 1t
was subject to these attacks and it is
supposed that it was attacked during
the night and died. Mr.. Alden was
away from home at the time. The
horse was fine one and the loss will
be keenly felt by the owner.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Legal Quart measure.

We are indebted to Robert Parry, Jr.,
No. 234 King Street, for legal quart
measure, stamped by the sealer of
Weights and Measures. 1t is another
guess looking quart than the little
punched up wizzenfaced looking things
called quarts that airs used 10 the mark
ct Mr.. Parry has number of these
legal quart measures for SALE Honest
dealers of course will INQUIRE for them
but dishonest ones will cling to the
fraudulent measures as long as foolish
people like to be cheated and patronize
them. II people want to know how
Shamefully they have been cheated they
can be gratified by dropping into our
Office and taking look at the legal
quart measure.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Mr.. HAwyOr'S Defence,
For the REPUBLICAN.


1t is true that after the other two
spectors of the Third Ward went
from where the election was held
remained behind to eat a plate Of |
at Messing's Hotel; while there
shall McMullen came in and eQlH
. recount Of the ballots cast as b
lieved he was elected. With uOida
doing anything wrong we opened
ballot box anG recounted the al
when it was found that Marsha
Mullen had one hundred vOta
Thomas johnson 9S votes. This
be considered an illegal act but IA
count was correct nevertheless
GEORGE W, SAEII
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Raid on . Crowd of Boys.

About Z. 80 o'clock last evening, off.
GERS Moore and Tibbht made another
raid on gang of young men and boys
that congregate in the vicinity of the
old church. A number of the party
were along the railroad pitching quoits,
while others were over in the cemetery.
Several Of them were posted on the
walls, who no doubt were on the watch
for the officers, for as soon IS they made
their appearance the signal was given,
and the gang scattered in all directions.
The officers succeeded in capturing two,
who will have a hearing before the
Mayor this evening.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Cunauy school Picn' =

The EdgemOor Sunday S SSI%,I
very agreeable picnic .H,d in n, Sl,' v
a short distance from sts HT
Saturday last, The ~, CD All
adults all enjoyed the gay md a
lemonade. Swings were th Ny SSEipI
motion, young ladies in the me 'T vrl|
the young men being 'H'
mower.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
window Broken.

About / O'Clock yesterday nsl
. crowd of drunken rOughS nSl
a large pane of glass, in tho sAo1
dow Of Louis Cummings cOnteSLs]
and cake store No. $50 Eaa
street. Mr.. Cummings says ibl
greatly annoyed at night BY PlII
drunken men who seem to nay
vicinity of Fourth street Wlan
loating place. He says that tS
before the Fourth party GANG
and commenced to tear dow 49,
with which he had decorated Old
ding, and threatened to beat DID
he intertered. The Police Slouu
after them.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

A new station is about to be estab-
lished on the line of the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore RAILROAD
between Newark and Elkton, to bt
known AZ Iron Hill station. The
ground has been surveyed, stakes driven
and the order given for the erection Of
a new depot. The superintendent Of
bridges, etc., has received orders to
have the building erected at once. This
move On the part of the Railroad Com
pany is hailed with delight by the res
idents If that vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Granteda Vacation

Yesterday morning after no %. :" \
sion of the service, the me@ d. IN
Delaware Avenue Baptist Ulu Y.
a brief business meeting, Spu ~. Nv
to grant the Rev. Isaac hs iSN.,
leave of absence. This was d 10Y.
Trademarks request, as no W.. W.T.
have time to attend to the S Ss.',s
his fathers estate in West yI.' Y
is expected that LIE will no 70. a y
plete his business by the l't o. d. Y
Der, when he will again resu .sS
ties. During his vacation ., sus
will be filled by other mlDiS'u'
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
preaching on Temperance.

FfeHchInk On temperance
Rev. Robert H Graham, pa stor OF
Lower Brandywine Presbyterian
church ia preaching o series of Temper
ance sermons on Sunday evening. He
aids him self and his hearers by chart
which fully illustrates the influence of
alcoholic liquors on the system. His
lectures are Interesting and are said to
be well attended.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Hammered shooting Of w
.Nanf

About noon to-day a rep, Espo'fP X
culated on the streets as,.ssSai I
patches patches were Immediately SSio"sSt !
Washington, when V ,rss . ID
swer that the report .Vw"SittsnontI
created considerable e = from obI
streets, and was spread 'fO
the city to tue other
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Foil I'm Convulstons.

This morning while colored man
named William Williams, was en-
gagged in cleaning the mortar from old
brick on Market street near Fifth, he
was overcome bv the heat and fell in
commissions. Ie was removed to a
store in the vicinity and recovered in a
short time.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
MARRlAGER,

CAVANAUGH-JO NES.-On the Esd inst,
In Philadelphia, by the Rev Emo III Stubs
James Cavanaugh, O. Philadelphia, u
MisEMary Il. ZONES, Of this city.
GILNER-SCH0LL-On juno 2lst, 1882
by Rev. Mr.. PidRe, Of Philadelphia, Mr..
Bernard Gllner, Of Baltimore Nd, to Mrs
hachel M. L. Scholl, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
TEA! TEA! TEA!!!

We have just received loo
chests of New Crop Teas,
among them our 50 & 6Oc.
Black, Green and Japan.
They are New Crop and we
consider them better than
ever as they have been Sc
lected with very great care.
We have also reed. a large
invoice of Rio, Laguayra,
Maracaibo and Java coffees,
which we are selling at very
low figures, Rio coffee sold
at 10, IL, Is, IS, 20, % and
our Celebrated Breakfast
Coffee at 25c per pound.
We personally superintend
the roasting of our coffees.
Call and try them.
New Crop Turnip Seeds.
GRTPPBN'S TEA STORE.
No. 5 E. Second St.,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
New Excursion ears,

jackson s. Sharp have eight new ex-
cursion cars completed and ready for
shipment to the Rochester and Glasgow
Railroad Company. These cars are 80
arranged that they can be thrown open
ali around, or closed in wet weather.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
A RerlOua Fail.

George Camperson, residing at Thir-
tenth and Scott streets, while up in .
cherry tree, located in bis yard, fell to
the ground, injuring himself severely.
He was unconscious for some time.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
For Congress.
For the REPUBLICAN.

AS it is generally conceded Albert
Curry will be nominated for Governor
now to complete a strong ticket let
the Convention nominate Christian
Febiger of Wilmington for Congress-
FOURTH WARD.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

for hot weather can be had at Mulliu &
Sons; they have hne black coat
witch looks just as well as cloth, but
is very thin, just the thing for comfort
and is cheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

Mr.. G orge H. Brown, for some time
past ter graph operator at the Every
evening office, has severed his connec!
ton with crat paper, on account of be-
ing threatended with scrivener's para.
lysis of the hand.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Thigh Bone FFACIuFed.

Yesterday while little 3 year old
daughter of John Williams of Loo ust
street. South Wigtou, was p lay ing
on the porch. d fell,
breaking he: :h;se.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
On DuIY Again,

Sergeant Patton, who has been sick
for several daye past, reported for duty
this morning. The Sergeant has had
an attack OF Malarial disease, which
has left him somewhat debilitated.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
Contract Awarded.

H. l.. Tatnall g. Co., lumber mer-
chants, have been awarded the contract
to furnish the lumber for the fence and
stand of the new base ball grounds at
Front and Union streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

The o'clock train from this city to
Philadelphia was detained about ten
minutes this morning at the foot Of
Eighth street by some disarrangement
of the air brakes.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

On Saturday week, August 9th, there
will be baseball contest between two
coach maker establishments In this city.
A nine from Darragh's shops will play
nine from Horns shops.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
sole Of Real Esfa'T :

On Saturday last be Jess 'sod !
ham 8 Son auction l.srts No \
NJ. D. Roup, ne PporiCksOp,
sixth street, t. DE- p0''
900,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

I~i' the concM rent te,tiueny oithe public
and the ed "aI profession. thu tOstetter't
Stomach Bi ier isamedt in watch achieves
results spec 'ly felt, u crouch and benign.
Resides rect fling liver disorder, 1t iuVigor
ates tn fsehlN nquers kidne pnd bladder
corr IN mt, and hasten he G nvales ence Of
hose r. eriu from Fn'e h ing diseases.
MOreove' 1t i, he graila ip cih Tor fever
vnd agu'.
For sale by al. Iiruggtstf and Dealers
Generally,
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24
NEW ADVEREIBEmENTs.
Wooden Suits.

The Mems Bargain Suits
are in Section No. 4. The
leading suit is the Indigo
Blue Flannel at$8.25. Many
styles of finer grades at
equally low prices.
The Young Mems Bargain
Suits are in Section No. 3.
A choice of several styles at
$3.50. Also finer qualities
at relative reductions.
Thin stuffs in Section 6 are
still in full variety.
WANAMAKER & BR OWN
OAK HALL, Sixth and Market,
PHILADELPHIA. PA.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

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The be-
nents.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

Browns IRON BITTERs is
composed ofIron in soluble
form; Cinchona the great
tonic, together with other
standard remedies, making
a remarkable non-alcoholic
tonic, which will cure Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Malaria,
Weakness, and relieve all
Lung and Kidney diseases
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

A GENTS WANTED To SELLDoOTOR
"A Chase's 1000 kecipe Book Sells at
siKnL. You double your money. Address
Df. Ohase's Printing Rouse, Ann ArbOr
Mich a7o.lyWf
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

At ANTED-BY A LADY, A FURNISH.
~ ed room with genteel family, west
Of King. All Trees ID. r. this On co. iy24-lt*
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

OR RFNT-s ROOMS ON 7TH STREET
- opposite the Old Swede's church.
jy-Aat WIN. VALEN line.
Daily Republican., 1882-07-24

TNANTEr-A YOUNG MAN AS AS
w ststsnt Double EnLry Book keeper,
quick and correct at t"ures and Of some ex-
periepce Address stating age, salary requi.'-
ed and reference. Manufacturer, this office.
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