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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06
SUNDAY TRAINS,

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate stations
s.l0 "A. III 200 H., $50, 7 80 9.h6 p. NJ.
Philadelphia and New York, 100, LIB a..
IN. 5.l7, t.3S, 7.Z5 y. N.
Baltimore and Washington. l.i2, l.bl, sos,
g.l7 a. nl.: ll.v+ p IL. Baltimore, Loo a. III.
"or further information. passengers are re
ierred to the tirne-tablgs posted at the sta
tons.
Which extra fare Is charged.
CHARLES f. PTfN. J. r. WOOD,
General Manager t+enArhI Pass Anpcr Agent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06

tol'o to 1913 Fast Sixth stree: Tor bargains
III Groceries. We had not time on saturday
t" have these goods in order. but we are all
"HtN now. These goods are al tine and
fresh: parties were only III business two
months when We bought them oUt. ~ is Iic.
cote" Is really worth rs cents and Is cent
tea - worth 10; We never sa" goods old 50
CHEAP, bur the parties did not IKE the bust.
ness: it v II pay you to see the sugars these
pared peaches IN for "a cents are excellent
all he dried fruits are bargain: those
"hit" loaf drips at Il cents II quart and those
sugar cured shoulders AZ II cents. aud Cali
IUrLld hllus at Ia cents: can't rnumcrate all.
u4I come and Sc this soap, Ht cent, Il bar
rakcs Your clothes white and hands .on. Tor
iun>r cleaning II inyaluHhlc. We Put on an,
o' her wagon for west side. No one win have
Z" wait Ter goods. Come On, iyd dies. 1t VIII
please H. to see you all at lU3 tast sixth
street 7. NJ. NltR.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06

SOME OF THE New York papers com
plain Of the neglect Of Congress It
make an appropriation to remove tn.
INSTRUCTIONS from Hcli-gatc in New
York Harnur. These same papers,
however, have great objections t. Con-
gress making appropriations for Swami
poodle creek in Mr.. kOheSOn'S district,
Murdcrkill in Delaware and even Viii
mington HarbOr, 1t would be interest.
ing to know upon what principle 0!
Justice Hrll-gate should be- provided
for in preference a. any other gate.
If HeIl-gate is 80 important to New
York, let the merchants of New York
,ubcribe for the removal Of Hell-gatc.
What do the people Of Wilmington and
Philadelphia care about Hell-g gate. If
the merchant ships cannot get through
Hcll-gate let them avoid Hell-gate by
coming to philad elphla, Wilmington
and Baltimore where there are no
Hell-gates. If this is done Hcll-gate
will be removed very speedily and then
there will be- no H"ll.gatr ia the
Country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06
SDM E"rHINti NEW.

Save your money by having your old sew.
Ing machine repaired Old sewing machines
Of all kinds made as good as new. Also.good
second hand sewing machines of all kinds for
sale cheap, by W. II. AYARS, No. re. 7th
street, who has had l6y years experience in the
business. All work guaranteed. rn2T-26t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06

Go to the REPUBLICAN, office TO get
your lob work done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06
TO FARM ERs AND OTHERS

have for sale very fine lot of clover seed,
timothy seed Hungarian seed and bird seed.
A full line Of garden seed selected with great
care onion seeds. have the agency for the
sale Of Globe Guano, which is designed es-
pccially for corn, potatoes, vegetables of all
kinds. 1t is claimed that fair application
Of this GnanO will double your crops. .juHN
PYLE. Second and Orange SITS. m2Tu
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06

NJ uTICE-ALLTHEM EN- BERS WORK
~ ing under the jurisdiction of the Eureka
Grand Holy Royal Arch chapter, for The State
Of Delaware, are requested to meet in gen
eral mass meeting. at their tabernacle. corner
Of Ninth and Walnut streets Saturday even
Inv. April 7. by order Of
JOHN II. ROSS, NJ. T.. q II. J..
apj-2tt JAMES Z. THOMPSON, &. X.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06
We Have the Latest

Styles Of Suitings and Trowscr-
ing now on hand. Our Spring
stock is complete in our Custom
Department and many Of our
PATTERNS IMPORTED d.
RECT FOR US, and cannot be
duplicated elsewhere. We have
marked prices to sell our goods,
and mean to please you, trusting
to receive your order at an early
date, We have many bargains
in our Rcady-madc Department,
and some new styles already to
show you. We mean to retain
You as our patron and make
your friends M customers.
Wilmington Clothing House
and Merchant Tailoring Estah-
lishment, Fourth ard Market
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06

~ Given under the hand and >ca Of
:. Office Of the Register aforesaid. at
- Wilmington. In New Castle Comfy
sforcnid. the day and year above written
s. G.. BlfGS. Rryistcr.
Notlre-All persons nay M claims against
the estate of the deceased. must present the
same. duly dttcstcd to the administrator. on
OF before April T. ls"i or atidc the Act Of As
semhly in such ease made and provided,
JOHN II. STEWART Administrator.
Address. st Georges. Del ap4t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06

What the great restorative, II ,to'tcrs Sto.
mach bitts :, will de, must be rs" Iced from
what il has done. 1t has Or''cd radical
cures in thousands Of case Of dl.l,p,a. bill
lou. Il !cr> Intermittent fever nervous af-
tecti"n,, general 1",lliiy, r"nstp"' OF. sick
Acadach". mental dcSpond"ucy .au, he nccu-
liar cUmilaiut- and d,rHutIlnc. .. ich the
feeble are - subject.
For sale by all Druggist ,Hu lr. hes
wcUIrHlIf.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06
u EGISTER'~ ORDER.
REGISTER S'OFFlCE,

NEW CASTLE Co., DEL, April ;. 1889.
Upon TIE application Of JOHN H.STEN
ART, ADMINISTRATORS. Of WILLIAM W.
STEW ART, late Of l'rncador Hundred.
IN said county, deceased. It is ordered and
directed by the REGISTER that the Adminiatra-
tor aforesaid, give notice of granting Of Let
ter3 Of Administration upon thu estate Of the
deceased. with the date Of granting thereof,
by cHIlslng advertisements to be posted with
Il. ~ day from the date Of such Letters in SIX
uf'hc most public places OF the county If New
Castle, requiring all persons having demands
HGatlt't the estate 10 present the same. or
abide by an Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also t" cause the
same to he inserted withia the sane period
ia tBc -JAILN NErl HLlCAN. q newspaper pub
lish"d in tlniugton. and t" b. continued
therein three weeks. tc-U-iy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06

NOTICE. - DIAMOND STATE LOAN
~ Association. New stock for sale no
back payment. six per cent interest allowed
loans repaid in sums to SHIT the borrower,
first series matured and all paid Oft; second
series about maturing ASSOCIATION always
prosperous Apply day or evening to GEr.
G.. MARKS. Secretary. mlD-cod I'm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-06

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
A Jewel of a Servant.

gentleman in Austin has a new servant
and the other day he undertook to coach him
in regard to certain creditors who invariably
bounded him the first of each month with ag-
gravating bills.
Now" said he to his servant, if man
should call for me to-day, you tell him I'm not
at home
" Yis, sor." replied the man.
Fearing misunderstanding in some way, he
again said:
" Now Pat, what will you tell tue man when
he calls?"
"Till him I'm not at home, sor."
"No, no, blockhead; tell him that l, myself,
am not at home"
"All roight, sor"
"Now, what will you say to him?"
:" /, mysilf, am not at home"
Psbawi Tell him your bo5s is not in. I'm
derstand that, donkey? Now, what will you
say9"
q. Your boss is not in. Understand that,
donkey?"
"FoOl? That's not right. Say to him, I'm
out Can't you do that"
Yis, scr"
Well, let's hear you"
/ am cut"
"Thunderationl Can't you understand?
Tell him your master is out Now, what will
you say?"
Your master is out"
No, you don't say anything Of the kind.
you ignoramus. Tell the man that l have left
the house."
Certainly, III tell him that have left the
house, but he won't behave me when he sees
me in the house."
"Pshawl Can't you simply say have gone
out for q Walk"
chin hen think I'm a-lying, sOr."
How SOP
why, whin I tell hin have gone out fer
a walk"
Great Poiipharl You are the stEpisest
fool ever knew. See here, don't want to
see any Of the people that will cali to-day,
and / want them TO understand that there'eno
use Of them calling, as they won't find inc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
Thoughts ON Poker.

A man who can sit in his pew in Church
when the collection plate is being passed, with
his ewes riveted on the ceiling and seeming to
be engaged in silent prayer, while his fingers
are in his pockets squeezing nickel till his
6nger-nails are blood-shot has mistaken his
calling. Such man should rope in suckers
10 play poker. The most successful poker
player We ever knew was truly good man,
who acted as usher in u church. he could
disguise his feelings so that you couldn't tell
whether he had a " sequence or pair oil
deuces. He would draw TO two queens and
get two more, and then he would throw down
his hand in disgust, but finally as he thought
it over, be would say that he guessed he would
simply chip so he wouldn't lose his blind, and
somebody would bet $40 to raise him out, and
he would see and raise and come back with
roll aud scare the man out OF his boots. lie
was very successful, but finally they brought
charges against him for heresy, and be went
West with his savings, and Row owns bon
ANA farm in Dakota.
Poker is being played SO largely in society
that a man must be mighty careful how he
gets into 4 game. Not long ago gentleman
was at a card party at the home of a friend,
and was invited to sit in witlla couple Of dudes
and dudesses, and being an old bachelor. he
thought ne NOglu suuW tueN ludti tuuuSu Ht
was no dude, he could play poker. The first
hand he got three ten spots, and girl drew
one card and bet 81. He raised her IS, think
ing she might have Two pair, when she came
back at him with $40 bet, and he laid Down
his three ten spots, believing she had filled.
As she raked in the money she laid down her
hand, and it was a bobtailed flush. The bach
elor said she played that bObtail flush like it
was fUurs, and there was not movement of q
muscle OF her face, although she breathed
hard, and there was a seal skin cloak CLEAN in
her eye that paralyzed him. Or the other
hand she looked as though she had lost every
friend she had, and seemed to be sick with
ennui aud her whole face, as she simply put
up chip, seemed to be pleading with him &c
please not bet high, as she was only poor
orphan, but he bet $40, just to show her that
he knew his business aud to get his money
back. Instead Of laying down her hand, she
languidly threw down $50 and said she would
raise him $50 just to keep up the interest; and
thinking Of her bobtail flush that she had bluff
ed him on before, he put up the money and she
threw down four jacks, as innocent as baby
and he had only nine spot full, and she, a;
she raked in the money, laughed SO sweelly
that the bachelor said he didn't care for the
money. The game of draw poker is fashion
able. aud it is dangerous, unless a man knows
how to cut the cards. Hdrkeys BWllefe.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

home. Can you give them an ambiguous an
swer in your own words?"
:" Is it an ambiguous answer / should say
| could. if you jst lave it 10 me.
Well, what will you say?'
"I'll say, whin they ak me If your III: lis,
the boss is in. bat ho has committed bigamy
an gone off on wsddin' tour wild WILDLY
woman, an if they don't arrest him for the
ambiguity, yez'Il niyer see the color av his hair
agiu. That'll fetch 'em.-1ssas Swings
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24

Agents and Managers Of Plantations, shipping 0an-
ers and Tradesmen, aud all employer who desire
careful attention 10 their business would DO well 20
notify me when vacancies exist
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
LOANS NEGOTIATED

ENPLOYlLENT 3 UREIU
FOR ALL SEEKING WORK On THESE Is
LANDS.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1883-10-24
HOMES AND EMPLOYMENT.

Our friends abroad who contemplate whiting Or iesi
ding permanently these Islands win ana t adyeuis
reous to their comforts call me- their lrri7l
and select their homes; and those desiring Employ
meut win be likewise provided.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-18

A war somewhat similar 10 the memorable
ope here between the B. & o. Company, and
the p, W. & Ky. aud city, Is In progress, OF
Con Iellsville, Pa. The b. & o. Company
laid q track In the night In a street where
Council had refused to give them the right
Of way.
Co1ncilmen Dean and Greenland, Of the
Street Committee, Immediately began prep
arations 10 restore the street. At noon, after
all the railroad employees had gone to their
noontide meal, a gang Of 20 burly negroes,
employed on tie gradipgotPittsburgh street,
suddenly made their appearance, m%arshalled
by the couRcilmen above named, reinforced
by Burgess Gray and Borough Solicitor New
prooet ded t, chop out the ties OF the track
and 10 loosen the rails. A few OF the opera.
tors In the general offices, Just opposite, saw
the move and set out to give the alarm. Others
boarded a freight engine In the yard and ran
her upon the disputed territory. The ne.
groes hacked and heWed away and succeeded
10 removing 4 number OF ties. When Master
Mechanic sampsell and Supervisor Adams
arrived on the scene the former approached
an ebony Hercules, who wss WELDING an
Sxs, and said; ''stopthat, sir y The axeman
rCioined s~cornfully: "Go way dar, boT; yo'
might git hurt" sAmpssll went. Adams
them stepped up aud commanded him to
get out The negro glanced up, and 40 0
CLEAN OF recognition shot athwart bis dusky
features lie exclaimed, II know you; you
discharged me from de grabble train" and
lifted his axe threateningly. Mr.. Adams
got out" hin sslt.
Shortly after about one hundred shop
hands appeared, and the borough force,
overwhelmed by the superior force. were
compelled TO. deSlgt though for q time 1t
looked very much like a riot Of no small d..
mensions.
A meeting Of the Council will be held this
evening 70 self 8 compromise cannot be et.
fActed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-18
FlGHT
over the Possession ora Coal Mine II
EeYeIfe GOnnty.

Over the Possession of Coal Mine IN
Feyette County.
Judge Holt, OF the Greenbrier circuit,
recently dissolved an injunction granted
Harvey, in the case OF Harvey VS.. straughan,
and the latter was put in charge Of the
property in controversy, which is a coal
mine at Coal Valley, Fsyette county. ".
Il. Harvey, a young attorney from Gailipolis,
one day last week gave S%traughan notice
that he would ask a Reinstatement OF the
case. and he and Straughan's attorney
arranged 10 20 TO Lewisbuvg together 10 argue
the motion for rein statement. Harvey,
however, hearing that Sttaaghan and tue
;rustees In charge OF the mine bad gone to
Charleston, Sa'ted to Lswisburg on on
earlier train, and sioppingof at Coal Valley,
got a force OF men, broke through the door
that had been erected ut the entrance TO the
mine, and took possession.
Messrs. Wilson and Quarter, s~traughan'ss
attorneys, being informed OF this high.handed
proceeding, prepared to retake the fortttica'
tions. Wilson and Straughan went up 70 Goal
Valley, aud were met there byJ. VISIT Clair,
q constable and = Justice OF the Peace, lot
whom they had telegraphed. Warrants were
Immediately sworn out for Harvey and his
DhIS, huu Ct. SIuItI "AtSShI SbAo16AHti thA
others, sworn In aB pOSse TO execute them.
They proceeded to the mine, where they
found an armed force ready to give them bat
lie, straughau knocked some boards oil the
barricade with a sledge hammer, and 81
Clair and Wilson Immediately covered the
6eSeised with reyolyers and rallied upon them
10 surrender. One big, burly fellow made
resistance, but st. Clair g0t him by the
throat aud brought him to terms.
The b~arricaling party we've armed with
revolveIs and shot guns, all OF which were
captured. Harvey ives not at the mine, but
was found in bed at the hotel and arrested.
He gave reccgniEiuce for bis appearance
next Gay, and he and Mr.. Wilson took the
train, upon which they found Mr.. Quarter,
for Lswisburg, to argue the motion ior REIN
statement, After u full argument on both
sides, Judge Holt oyer.ruled the motion.
Harvey entered into an agreement with the
other side, that II they would not prosecute
him before the justice, he would not try
again TO take the property by force. HeWill
probably remember the les on he received,
and never again try to bulldozs his way
through West Virginia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-18
A FAMILY FRACAS.
yAoos nvffMAN, Us MAIL RoeeER


The property OF Jacob T. Huffman, the
Barbour county Red Man convicted OF rob.
bing the mails In the United States Court, at
Clarksburg, recently, and sentenced to 0
years and 1 months imprisonment in the
~Penitentiary at Moundsville, was sold on
Monday to satisfy a judgment against HUFF
man given in q slendsrSuit Hutlman quar-.
relied with his 81 t r and her daughter, and
several legal difficulties grew out OF the feel
Ing between them. HuImAn's mother Is IA
invalid, and he has n sister who ia a cripple.
The married lister with whom he quGrrsled
was warned by him that II she weut to the
house TO see her mother mud sister, who
lived in the sIme house as Huffman, be
would sue her for trtspass. She went, aud
he did sue her. Subsequently a Baptist niin
lister held services at the house for the bene.
fit of the invalid mother and crippled
daughter, and again Huffman warned his
sister not TO visit the house. She paid no at
tention 10 the warning, but went to the
meeting, and was sued again. 10 II oil
these casts Huffman obtained n cent
damages. The other waato have been heard
the day he was arrested for robbing tine mail.
Not content with annoying his sister With
these vexAtiousI suits, HutimSn wrote nv
notices denounoine his niece. the daughter
OF the pessecute1 sister, as 8 liar, Rnd posted
them at prominent places 10 the neiGhbor'
hood 10 Barbour county In which all the
parties live. The writing was disguised, but
| Huffman made no other attempt TO conceal
| the authorship Of the notices, even reading
| them to a crowd Of men. The girl sned him
tor defamation Of character, laying her dam.
ages at S. 900. The jury gave her $3.50, and
It took I he receipts from the sale OF Hut
mans property under q decree OF the cour'
to pay the Judgment and costs. 10 Rll not ial
from $l,0O0. Judge Woods, now OF the su'
preme Court Of AppeaIs, was counsel fol
HufnnRniA nieca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-18

NEw YORK, October l7.-Flour dull; receipts
1900 barrels; exports 1000 barrels; SupetdnC
SiRte aud western s. l6aS 90; MlnncrotA patent Pic,
ccsg Is 76a7 q. Wheat, spot lots firm: options open,
Ac, closing yeAti receipts 2T6,e00 buShcls; export
b.CO1 buShals: hard No. spring 81 - delivered
uDgnadtd red 9oCaSl l215: Noe red Qlc; No. 3 red
81 G1k: ungAdCd white O5C1Sl o.: No. . white
81 0SH; No. 2 red October, sales 1900 bushels ii
81 08l[ VI, clOSlnE at 81 0S; November, ERlcs 1850 OC
bushels al 81 0gNsl l0x, closlng at q UyH; Decem.
Der, SalcS i. $500 bushels at 81 ll3FAl ia clOl.
q 1874 liN, closing At q l3I; February, sale.
6O1.O06 bushels az 81 lGlSAl l1T,. closing II l6X.
Corn, weak; receipts 1920 bushels; Exports ISL.
90 bushels; ungAded 6lBSshc; mo. 3, b6c; No,
white 6sASskc; steamer white Sc: No. . October
67J+aSsNc, closing at S1Ae; November SSSSa6gKe,
January 5TtSO716c,, clplng ~ SiHc. !oGts AGEc
lower, closing weak; receipts lts.OQ0 buEielS; 81.
pofX 26,Oll bushels; western mixed 8IAS6c; while
western 81 4sc, Hay DUH and lowe. Hon
steady. Coffee quiet Gnd steady. Sugar QUIET and
lTm; reantd Atpade higher; C61ATc; extra q *
a577Gc; yellow tItl92sei on a 5sSaSS; ltAndard 4
.tci Slide: cubes Sc. AolGtSes GT!et
aud steady; New Orleans SORsjc. Rice In cool dG.
maud; domVSiIc 4lSa6Lc; lAngOon4 kat1Tc. TaIIos
steady. RgSln dull and weak a. 81 SpAl rs, Tur.
pCntine dull at 80EA4Oa Eggs, wlStern itn,h it.
i1Gnd lIlrGud market atm al 2Ga. Fork OlhIe,, now
mes Sll SIHAll w. Beef quiet aud inn. Lard
November .bSA7.0ic; Doc. 7.6Scs January 566R5 .GjC.
February I.6SA1'i03; March 7.73c, RulicF ami and
weak. Cheese quiet but frm; western Nat IOGIlI[c,
CHICAGO, October Il, Flour quiet aud unrhanV.
Cd. Wheat, regular In fAiE demand but rngsttisd
and lower At glNc October; $50 NoyGmbeF: pIHe
December; 9y1SA9SIfc January; 81 OK NAV; M ,
ChicaEo spring N%Aslkc; No, ., size; No. 2 red
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-10-18

News aud Gossip In Reference 10 Variou
"a People,


% People.
Mr.. John NJ. Sweeney and wife hayo re
turned from Pittsburgh.
Mrs. John Cummins Is seriously Ill at her
residence In Centre Wheeling.
Campbell Sweeney, Clerk OF the Corona,
left for New Orleans yesterday.
Hon. ] B. Bonneville and wife, Of Wells
burg, were in the city yesterday.
Judge Snyder, of the Supreme Court Of
Appeals, arrived In the city yesterday.
Mr.. Jes. Means, OF the p, G. 4 ". and P.
@ & SL L., Chicago, wtstu the city yesterday.
Mr.. Gene HIldretb, Of St Louis is,spend.
ing q short vacation with Wheeling friends
Fredrick Warde the tragedian, will appear
In steubenville's new opera house next
Tuesday night as VIginiaS.
Col. Wolf, OF the Telephone Company, Is
In the city, andinforms us that the poles are
up as far as Smiths Ferry.-SeWbenriM Ga
+sNe.
Capt. John Fehrenbatch, OF Cincinnati,
Supervising Inspector OF steamboats, for this
district, registered at the Mcclure House yes
terday.
Ex-Governor Mathews was among bis
numerous old friends In the city yesterday.
He Is looking unusually well. A little son
accompanies him.
Miss Addte L. Robinson, daughter OF VII.
liam Il. Robinson, Esq, OF this city, wSP yet'
tsrday awarded tho prize for attendance at
the Wheeling Female College.
Cards are out for the wedding at s . Luke's
Church on Tuesday next, October IS, OF DR..
e. G. Myers, Of the Island, and Miss Annie
@. Campbell. This will be the first marriage
ceremony ceit brated in 81 Luks's.
A fashionable wedding will take place at
West Liberty this evening, at half past seven
Lou CARTS, daughter Of Colonel Curtis, and
Mr.. Charles jerome, q rising Yong business
man Of Pittsburgh.