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The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-10-31
Low PRICES DRAW THE TRADE.

We opening Fall Stock Dress
Cahmeres Nuns Cloth Billiard
De Amas Henrietta Wool Corded Armour English
Serges Bonne Beous and Cheney Bros Silks
Duchesse, Mervelleux and Surrahs.
We ask special attention line of Coored Gro Grain Silk at
s1OO, which guarantee Shades Vevets and
Pushes to match Also full line of the
veteen much used this ungs and coos
Table Linens Napkins, Towels, Lace Tides, Bed
Sets Spreads Comforts and Blankets
specially of Fall Prints Gnphans Denms
Shrtings, Ticks and Cottons all in.
We wish distinctly understood that keep choice line of
French English, Scotch and
Tailors' Trimmings - o -
Mems Chdrens Underwear Hosiery and Gloves
We ask careful comparison prices.
In starting year to thank the public
who have generously hearty support
welcome and shall be continued confidence
and all polite and
lowest prices = =
MALLORY, PRICE & Co.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-10-31

All the above goods
are good wearing, but
a little off in style.
At the prices named
above we expect to
close them all out
within the next four
weeks.
The Wellington enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 1867-188?, 1883-10-31
rzE MARxrrs.
Cheese.

We quote billing (boxeO II cents.
SHIPMENTS FOR WEEK END1Se Ocr- so
Cheese. a,269 boxes. 91,s4O pounds.
Butter -. 6S3 pkgs. 37,6s7 pounds.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01

PJU MLEY-Near Landenburg, on July 30.
Mrs. Sadie Il. Plum!ey, wife Of Miller j.
Plumey, and daughter of the late Samuel
Miller.
Relatives II nd friends of the family are re-
specially invited to attend her funeral from
the residence of her aunt, Elizabeth Robinson,
No. lI2 King street, on Thursday, August 2.
Services at the house at 2O'clOck.
|COLE-Un Tuesday, the 3lst instant, Jacob
Cole, in his 73d year.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invit-
ed to attend the funeral from his late resi-.
dence. No. 7O3 Fast Sixth street. to meet mt
the house, on Thursday. at II 80 O'Clock. Short
service at the house, then proceed to Penns.
grove on O'Clock boat. Continued services
ut the church in pennsgrOve.
GREGG-On Sunday, the 18th INST. Sarah
Ann Hregg, In the 73d year of her age.
The relatives and f lends are requested to
attend the funeral from her late residence.
No. 7O4 Tatnall street. on Thursday, August
| 2, 1888, at ! O'Clock, p. IN. lnterment at White
CLAY Greek cemetery. Services at church. I
WOOD-In this city, on 3lst inst, Edgar l..
only child of James L. and Maggie T..
Wood, aged 10 months and ~ days.
The re atives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence, 1872 Bennett street, on Thursday after.
noon. Services at the house at o'clock.
He was flower too sweet and fair
To live among thOrns of sin and care;
So Jesus took him from the world of vice
To bloom among the flowers OF Paradise.
fKent News please cOpy.l
SEARLES-On. July 3lst Thos. $. Searles,
| aged ~ years.
Relatives and friend are respectfully in.
| vited to attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence, No. South JustsOn street, OH Friday
afternoon, at 230 O'Clock.
BRlSTER--t,n the 18th Of July, Gabriel Bris
ter, AGED 81 years.
] Funeral from his late residence On McCaul
ley street, Thursday afternoon. to met ut
and proceed at o'clock. Services at A. u,
+. nj. =. church. lnterment ut St. Pcter,s
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
Heartless Canard.

CHICAGO, July 3l.-Much excite
lnent was caused by a special dispatch
from L-advilir, Col, saying; " A tele,
gram Just received says that the eXcur
sion train bearing the Grand Army ex-
cursionist- ran oft trestlework last
night in Black Canyon, near the Grand
river, and that 40 out Of lao OF the eX
cursionists were killed or wounded.
The dispatch was Published in Tri-
bune extra aid was neither confirmed
nor denied Tor many hours. Numer-
Gus dispatches we're filed asking for
partt ulals, but the telegraph blockade
in the Southwest prevented replies
from being received until late in the
day. This evening dispatch was r.
ceived from the headquarters ct The
Denver and Rio Grande Railroad Com
pady, Denver, Col, saying "Ihr re.
bort that a Grand Army Of the Eeruh.
ic excursion train had been wrecked
and many lives lost is absolutely with
out foundation Nothing has occurred
to mar TIE pleasure of the excursions
lists
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
TA|RD EDITION.
The Leonard Scandal at New
Haven.

NEW HAVEN, July 81, l8S3.-Mrs.
Clarence Leonard, accompanied by her
mother, came up from New York this
morning TO testify in the case i'll which
her husband, 'he actor, was arrested for
impr, per relations with Mrs. Gerard.
Mrs. Leonard intends to secure iii
vorce from her husband, the papers
having been served two months ago
Both she and her mother are angry at
the reports circulated by Leonard that
he was not legally married TO her,
Mrs. Van Gorbutt, formerly Mrs.
Hutchinson, exhibits marriage cernfl-
cate in proof of the talsity Of his asser
ton. She claims to have set him up III
business by buying ura play, in which
he and his wife were TO be the chief
attractions, hut he Ill srnahged AFFAIRS
and drank 20 such excess that it was
failure. He claimed that his father
was an English nobleman and that he
had an income Of $500 month. His
motht r-in-law finally wrote to England
and found that his father kept private
school at Bath and was in moderate
circumstances, and that his son would
inherit but few pounds at the death OF
his mother.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
A Fatal ARRAY.

While the dredging machine Commo
dore was lying in the river, short DIS
lance below New Castle yesterday, Il
dispute arose between George Christie
pht.., The mate, and George smith, one
of the hands. which ended in ii tign1 -
The mate struck a, Smith with heavy
chisel, but was prevented from doing
him any harm by the interference OF
Captain Il. H. Person, who parted
them, when Christopher threw the
chisel upon the deck. Richard Spittal
a companion of Smith, picked up the
instrument and struck christopher a
heavy blow ou the head, telling him to
the deck When picked up it was dis
co, cred that his skull Wa, cut open and
his brain Wa, pro,ruling from his head.
He was taken 10 the pennsylvania
Hospital i'll All unconscious condition
aud no hopes are entertained for his re-
covery. SpiitaI was Iiken int" custody
give, h aring before Mayor Biack
and committed TO Jail.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01

When Mayor Wales had occlpl" the
position Of Mayor about one month, ne
remarked to IA reporteron evening 'Aa'
if he continued to sit as a committing
magistrate much longer, il wonId irttzr
up all the milk of human kindness IN
his breast, aud something OF the same
feeling seems to have come over IUose
Cunmins, from the summary manner
in which he dealt with detachment o.
he great army Of tramps. who are III"
infrsting this city.
There were six OF them, and thrygat
their names as James Cannon, Wllliam
White, John Ford, James PurdeS,
Thomas Spencer and James Toy, anu
til. officers testified that they ARRESTED
i've of them last night in Weldin's INL'
Der yard and around Warmers frosI
sheds, while the sixth one was arre'le
at Front and Orange streets, aboI :.
o'clock this morning, while searrhn.
around for IA place to sleep. SeveFa' =.
the party were recognized as laNlns
been previously arrested on the cha'E.|
Of being Migrants. Ac ording I" lh.a|
statements each of them had onIS @|
rived in this ,ity yesterday, and De'ns|
tired concluded TO stop all nigh ara Y
on down the country today, "hcF'HF|
were sure Of obtaining work. ,,.
1t was the old story, and the jHo-N|
after surveying the dirty crew apoul n
minute, turned to Clerk Pennington apS|
said "Make out commitment for 'nI
of these men for twenty days. , AD'|
sure an IN lose me job if 90 to laln,, ,,
said one, broad spoken lrisElhal,' '%|
the Judge paid no attention to Tue il
mark, and the party were taken on" Vas
charge Of officers to be sent 10 Wv
Castle this afternoon. Ala,
This is certainly much better 'n'
turning them out, but still! 1t seem
pity that some way was not Pfo."l
by the Legislature whereby they Wo .,t
be compelled TO work and s"lIM
themselves while serving out Their 'r II
instead Of being charge ''po,,, al
citizens. II Judge Cummins VIII
minister IA few more lessons like tl''
this morning, it is probable the ,'n
will be telegraphed along the nm" III
the buns will avoid this clty !"
| future.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
Runaway Yesterday.

As Chandler Pyle, a clerk Of James
Morrow 4 Sons, was abontto get into
the delivery wagon yesterday at the
rear of the store ou Shlplry street, the
horse took fright and turning short
around upset the wagon, catching Pyle
between the from spring and the shafts.
The animal hen started to run, and had
not proc -eU-d far when he came in con-
tact with the furniture wagon OF John
son & BarnAil. The collision righ;ed
the wagon bu, did not release the man,
and the horse continued on down SLip'
lev street unit. he cached Front, when
in attempting 10 turn he tell down, ana
again threw he wagon over. he was
then caught and Pyle released from his
dangerous position ami il was found
that although he was badly bruised 1t
was no' seriously injured. The harness
and wa con were slightly damaged, and
the host received il few scratches.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
Dots.

The trade dollar is again coming into
favor and all the business men should
take it at its face value.
East Front street from Pine street to
the river received a Thorough cleaning
yesterday at the hands of the street
brigade.
Forty-three car loads of berries, vege.
tables and peaches were shipped over
the Delaware Railroad yesterday to va
rious points.
The camp meeting now in progress al
Union street rark, is being well
patrouized, and the services are very
interesting.
A number Of the butchers of Second
street market will 60 down the bay on
"A fishing excursion, on the yacht Blue
Bird, tomorrow. They will be gone
several days.
Mr.. Murray, Chester's live c"|ore'|
business man, paid Stanshury Murray
of this city, = visit yesterday. Both
gentlemen are peers in their line othusi'
ness in their respective cities.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
Expression then would + indeed be a

expression then would I indeed be a
liar.
~ challenge sny man or woman In
that Church to stand forth and truth
fully say that have ever before them
demeaDed myself in any wise as one
vile in thought or immoral at heart.
Could immortality thus have burned
within me and not have cleaned
forth before reliable men and women
at some time Can q life thus lived
for eighteen months be overturned in
the minds of all unbiased people by tie
statements of four or even dozen boys
who are self-cOnfessed liars? Did my
ambition so aspire--and you recognize
the truth, sir--I could readily have
70 day more substantial proofs than
letters Of the sympathy, love and
confidence OF many members of St.
Luke's.
zone Of the officials is published as
admitting that had chosen to remain
In Newark could have made a rupture
or schism in the church. But | crave
no such result. My effort must be to
build up and never 10 disintegrate the
Church of Christ. The wounds given
Gods cause in this matter have come
from yourself and your friends, in sick
ness and with patience ] have held
quiet my voice and pen.
"Just what my further course shall
be shall not declare to you. ! shall
not cease to serve God-my disgust is
not with religion, but with some types
o it have met shall, by Gods help,
manifest by my life that these scandals
a q but the lies of designing persecu ors.
Ny future course will at least bring a
contempt among all honorable people
for those officials who, .Judas-like, kiss
while they betray, and for their asso.
ciates whose dociiity allows them to bt
made to is 0 logether with an increas
ell pity in the general Church for your
self, so utterly lacking the courage and
principle needt,il for seeing common
Justice done 10 the preachers who by
church Usage are, unfortunately, com.
mittrd to your care.
"And now, sir, leave this phase OF
this most sad affair. ! cannot easily bt
drawn into any mere newspaper wran.
gle, for that wOuld he loolieSs. May
God pi Y your imhecility and coward.
ice ; pity the hypocrisy aud dociIity,
the scheming and lying of those who
have taken part in this matter; and
pity me. snitren and crushed under
such atalse, unjust and unholy charge.
! am sir, GEO. II. BRISTOR.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
IT WOULDN'T Do.
FREE AND EASY TALK

Friends, health is a precious
gift, next to character in i'm
portance. TO have good
health we should understand
something about the human
system and what IS required
to restore health il it IS shat
tered,an to preserve it when
restored. Happily nature has
not made it difficult to ascer-
tain how she would have us
assist her in her work. She
does most OF the work her
self Our assistance is but
our consent to be governed
by her laws. The most diff
cult thing for her to contend
with is our disposition to VIC,
late the laws Of health by US
ing unhealthy, food per
haps it is a little cheaper, or
perhaps, in some cases it is a
little more palatable than
plain, healthy food. would
like to sell you the best Of
TODD, and | know if you would
consult me you would find il
to your interests. VIM. ID
PrcKEIS, Fifth and King SITS
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
The President al LOuisvtlIe

LOUISVILLE, July 3l.-The city is
one mass OF haunting flags, both in the
business and residence portion, and
pictures OF Lincoln, Garfield, Grant and
Arthur greet the eye on every side, as
if this were a thoroughly Northern city
instead Of a thoroughly Southern one.
The Presidential party arrived this
evening at seven o'clock. A few mo-
ments after General and Mrs. Phil
Sheridan reached the Calf House and a
battery of artillery on the river front
fred Presidential salute.
Tn the arrival of the party at the de-
not the committee was ready with car
riages and drove the party at once to
the Gait House, the street, being lined
with very large crowd. Details OF
police under command of General Tay
lor kept the way clear and the party
reached the no el without delay, pro-
ceuling at once to thri: rooms, without
the forlnality of "A reception.
Besides President Arthur there swere
Secretaries Folger and Lincoln, Post.
nasrer-G Genera Gresham, Commissioner
of In -rIral Revenue Evans, Surrogate
Rollins, +. II. Green and g. G. Baldwin,
of New York; General Sheridan, az
companird by Mrs. Sheridan, Colonel
Mike Sheridan and wife, Colonel Thomp.
son and several friends.
Tonight at the CALI House, the Presi.
leut and party, General Sheridan and
party and a few gentlemen IF Louis
vile dined with b. Dupont, Presi dent
Of the southern exposition. The mum
Der Of guests who sat down to the din
ncr Ha, thirty seven. The ladies with
General Sheridan, preterring TO dine
alone after their long trip, were not Of
this PARTY At eleven o'clock to
night the President and his party al
tended a reception to Perry Belmont, OF
New York, at the handsome residence
Of Francis ID. Carley. Besides the Presi,
DENTAL party II number of distinguish
ell visitors attended, among them Gen
cral and Mrs. Sheridan, Colonel and
Ms. sheridan, President G. G. Bald
win, Of the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Senator Bayard, and MIR. +.
| h. Green, of New York.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
A Narrow ESCAPE.

about years OF age, made narrow
escape from having his head cruSh' Il
and being instantI y killed atShipley and
Water streets. one of Warner 4 Com
pany's express wagons was backing
up to rhe freight depot of the Balti-
more 4 Philadelphia Railroad Com
pany, when the little fellow attempted
to get j. ride by climbing in the rear
of the wagon. just as the wagon
backed up to The PLATFORM he lost his
hold and fell part way down. His
bead was caught between the wagon
and the platform but fortunately tHe
driver saw hi, periIous post" ion and
started up hi, horses, releasing him hut
slightly injured.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
The Markets.

The markets presented beautiful ap-
pearaMce his morning, and it was Tc-
treshiug to look at the immense pix of
fresh produce with which it was s,oc&ed.
Fruit and vegetables are abundant and
The price, low, with decided tendency
TO d ;up still lower. There is no change
m the price at meats, and the ruling
prices are as follows: Rib roast, 20 to
% celts per pound sirloin steak, 20 TO
% cents round steak, III to 20 cents
porterhouse steak, Is to - cents; stew
ing pieces, 5 To y cents per pound
corn-d beet, 10 To 10 cents green
tongues, 10 cents u pound.
There is a good supply of mutton
and legs sold at Is to 20 cents per
pound rack and breast, TOTO II C hts;
shoulder, 10 to II cents loin chops, Is
10 20 cents rack chops, IA to IL cents.
Veal is no very plenty, and the loin
brought 10 to Is cents breast, 10 to II
cents: outlets, ~ TO % cents stewiLg
pieces, 10 to II cents tillet, Is to %
cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
Semi Centennial Anniversary.

The seIn-c-nIrhnial anniversary of
the institution OF Mechanics Lodge, No.
4 |. o. o +, was celebrated 10y IA ban
uuet at the Clayton House last evening,
aud all present enjoyed the occasion
very highly,
Clarence Shank presided at the piano
After several songs Lad been sung he
toasts were given and responded Ia.
The meeting adjourned shortly after
midnight
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
NJ pAlcllI.

Or. harmon was kept quite busy yes
irriay afternoon at his Office, No. 800
Markrt street, giving advice and pre-.
palug medicine to relieve suffering.
To-day he will have the assistance OF his
daughter, all who call will meet with
ptoinpt attention. Sufferers should re.
n,"mnpr tha, delays are dangerous and
not nut of until Tomorrow duty that
should I've given immediate attention.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
EDITION.
TlIE ANTHRACTrE GONE WRONG
Defeated by the Qeirkstep Yestes-
ssay-But Little Interest Felt over
1hA n NSn11

Ueue0uoU ~ INC SWrAs0p
sIay-Rut Little Interest Felt over
the Result.
The championship game at Pottsville
Yesterday between the Qnickstep aud
Anthracite clubs resulted In II victory
for the former by a score Of 4 o3. The
news o; the victory did not excite much
enthusiasm in this city, and when the
particulars of the game were told by
one " no witnessed il, the feeling was no
better.
- The Potrsville club had just ar,
arrived home from an extended trip,
during which time they crowned them
selves with glory and were cordially
received by their many friends and
trea I'll in such manner rs to cause
them TO loose their heads and unfit them
tor playing ball, hence the Quickstep,
whose mem bers are not in a much better
condition, were unable to defeat them.
1t is also stated thar the umpire helped
the tlrickstep along by giving them the
benefit of veral decisions. The score
by innings was
Qnirksr-p 200 90 C-a
Anthracite O01 OF 90 ID
BALL NOTES.
1t is stated that Pyle & Fox of the
QuickStep have been blacklisted the
former, it is learned, is mad because of
recent fine imposed upon him, and
has made the assertion that he will
lose every game n which he plays il
the tine is not removed.
L., r..ll 0v,h cfn ~ Z
the manager of the Cleveland club is
endeavoring to secure Fox of the
Quicksttp, and has made both manager
McHugh and Fox substantial financial
proposals.
Games elsewhere yesterday:
At New York-Baltimore, l Metro.
politan, :.
At Observation-Disclosures, l. Gin
cinnati, 3.
AT Louisville-St. Louis, 6 ;Eclipse,7.
At Chicago-New York, 8 Chicago,
AT Buffalo-Providence, l Butfalo,S
At Observation-Disclosures, 4 Detroit
At Cleveland Boston, s. Cleveland
At Harrisburg - Championship -
Harrisburg, 7 ; Brooklyn, IA.
AT phia-Ar hlelic, l6; ALE
gheny, H. August Flower, II Foley
| l.
At MilIvillr, y. J.-Millville, 81
Hartville, >.
At Easton, a.-Easton, II; Active
Of Reading, 8.
At Richmond, Na.-Ro.s, of Chester
10; Virginia, g.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
MllauuAl Sy sIDRltDy

We shUu'd make it principle 10
extend ia. hand Of friendship 10
every nan who discharges faithfully his
duties, and maintains good order, who
mauifr-ts ii deep interest in the welfare
of society, whose department is upright
whose mind is Intelligent, without sop
ming H. ascertain whether he swings II
,,o,nm,r or draws a thread. There is
iufhiug ~ distant from all natural
claims As the reluctant recognition, ne
backward ryuipathy, the forced aInil''
the rhpc krd conversation, the hrsitatlng
compliance, which the "elI-oii are app 10
manifest ~ iuuSe a little lower down.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
Lower huor, northeast corner.
JOHN WANAMAkER.

\ work on Books--chil-
dren's, OF course: You ought
to know, if YOU don't, that
here is, par excellence, the
Childrcn's Bookstore-the
best we have from all, Land the
biggest a good deal, in the
room we give. Poison we
won't keep, trash we try not
to, and diHererent ones, as
little as you'll let us. The
best,we aim at and commend
for the plastic minds of your
little ones. Investigate US
and sector their sakcs.
Al u A.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
Elf TIL EDITION,
THE MONTHLY RENORD.
Number Of Arrests-B Building Pa.
Rnits-Fires-AmOaMt Of Wm..
RnmO ned,

Chief of Police Hawkins reported H..
following ares during the month nf
July Drunk, IS drunk and disord.r
ly, A.; assault and battery, Il sn, ,
picious character, !; violating ci,y ur,
dinance,4 disorderly conduct, II Ls,I
az IA witness, larceny, drunk and
indecent exposure, / insane, ;crurltr
to ANNA S, 2; Migrants, AZ. Total lgi
BUILDING PERMITS Issued,
The Chief Engineer and surveyor
reports that he has issued permits and
given lines for the erection of thirty,
nine buildings during the past monib
as follows:
James Monaghan, two houses, AIalj.
son street near Third
John ID! Hickman, two houses, Wash.
ington street near Tenth.
Annie h. Bowen, two houses and
stable, Lincoln street near Sixteenth.
Samuel Hamilton, one house, Lincoln
street near Lowering avenue.
Margaret Thompson, back building
Shipley street near Tenth.
j. Wilson Ferguson, one housr
Fourth street near Franklin.
Thomas Ford, one house, Harrison
and Second streets.
William Il. Beatty, seven house,
Lowering avenue and Van Buren, street
John H. Elliot, two houses, From, and
BrOone streets.
Thomas Il. Brown, stable, Eleventh
and Tatnall streets.
William W. Percival, one house
Eleventh and Head streets.
John q. Stirling, two houses remoy.
ed, Sixth and Union streets.
Il. Lundy Kent, Office and stable
Thirteenth and Union streets.
John Davis, tive houses, Elm and
Nanburrn streets.
George II. Tindall, i've houses, Tenth
and Church street . one house, .mlht
street between Eighth and Taylor
streets.
Charles Warner Il Company, black.
smit! shop, Water street, between Mar.
ket anI King streets.
NJ. Megary, store, Tatnall street be.
tween Fifth and Sixth streets.
FIRES DURING THE MONTH.
Lee q. Fill, tobaccOnist, at No. lOj /
East Fourth street, furnishes the follow.
lowing iecord of fires for the month Of
July: Tuesday, July 3, HE p.m,
slight burning OF the chimney Of tie
Saville Building, Sixth and Market
streets Fire Department responded but
services not needed. Friday, julyt,
nav h,u,it.1 Fourth and prnoDa
.,r..t lnvu ,iuLpouu Saturday Inv
Il. S.lJ H. H.. box II. explosion of a uas-
In. ,.,rn at Anglia Cardin.llo', trut
,,I =, ~ U,,I,n, .,,n,.,,. M
paw ''spoAiN''' o'' "'i 'hS'' NV ~
uuirctl loss triiling.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01
Two Victories % pay

The Young Providence base ' s,rrr5
yesterday defeated the Rcad w.. al
by II score of 9 to 8, and on ,nt .ops
day defeated the Young Qllichs"'
u score of 10 to nine goose eggs
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01

Those Beehive Clocks and
Open-Work Napkin Rings,
that you swept out OF sight
after our mention of them,
are ordered by wire (though
to come by rally probably,
to day.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-01

John H. Edwards and family re-
turned last night from trip 10 Allan
tic City. The trip was All enjoyable
one, and they feel much refreshed from
the effects of the sea air.