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Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Now for The Fruit Season,

You will soon be putting
up fruit tor the winter, and
you will want air tight fruit
jars for that purpose. have
Mason's fruit jar with porce-
lain top, decidedly the best
in use. Parents, do you know
why the mortality amongst
children under : years of age
is so great? If you do not
know | will tell you. 1t is be-
cause parents feed their child
dren TOO much on the strong
food they eat themselves
They do not imagine that
children need something diff
ferent. There is nothing bet.
ter for children than oatmeal
food, but there is a difference
in the varieties of oatmeal
and the manner in which il
is manufactured. | keep the
very best qualities Of fooc
for children, a n d parent:
would do we'll to consult me
in regard to the matter. w
D. PlcKEIs, 5th and King.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Dots.

1t is stated that the Pusey Il Jones
Company have received a contract for
building 10 silent gas engines.
Rodney Street Sunday School goes
on its excursion to penn>grove tenor
row (Friday).
Lightship No. 40 will arrive at the
wards of the Pusey & Jones Company
! in "a short time to he overhauled and to
recei, new boilers.
| A new front is being put in the store
No. III Market street, and the interior
of the building renodeled by William
Bright.
Sometime on Tuesday night valu-
able horse belonging to Councilman
Newell was stolen from a lot in the
Eleventh Ward.
The botlursome fly is said to be more
numerous this year than for long
time. Bald heads suffer in conse
Quencc.
Letters of administration have been
granted by Register Biggs 10 Agnes A.
Fisher on Tie estate Of the late Fredtr
lex Fisher.
The First Regiment Band rendered
August kuhmann, the druggist al
Fourth and Walnut streets, who was
recently married, a serenade last night
The sewing machine store Of Henry
G. Butler, NO. III Market street, ha
been closed 10y Sheriff Martin, who vii
sell the contents on july ~.
Two combination baggage and express
I,,, NJ H., IA ~.
waukee and Northern Railroad by lh
jackson q Sharp Company
The Pusry 4 Jones Company re
ctiytl the contract for building tn
machinery for the plant about to b" es
,nhIisicd hy the Arnoux Electric
Light Company.
A grand street parade will be giver
on July % by Wilmington Division
no. /, Uniform X. of F., previous +
their excursion to Atlantic City, " hicl
E. comes off the following day.
The young men or boys who congrc
{ gaze On the canseway in the evening
& Should learn not to Insult gentle
ipan and lady when they pass hy i
"A carriage.
c. j. II. reckett will take rosSessio
of In, new restaurant at No. los Yves
Seventh. street mex! week, after whlr
the present quarters VIII be tor
ont and remoheled by y. Plnnkett
Go.
Fred Wur>ter has disposed of hi
G saloon on East Second street 10 Chas
K Rex. Mr.. Wurster intends to l-aN
e Wilmington, but his many friends wi
eI!raTor to persuade hiln to renal
with them
At meeting Of the new fishing clul
, composed OF members from this city
with headquarters at Grnbb's Landing
= James Scott was elected Presiden
The club went on IL fishing expeditiO
yesterday, and the President had IL
|, honor Of catching the first fish.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Negotiating for DOyer's Hotel.

1t was learned this morning that q
Philadelphia Capitalist who owns rea
estate about Gray's Ferry, was in Dov-
er this week, endeavoring TO trade tht
property for the hotel Richardson at
that place. The capitalists property is
valued at about SSo,o0 and the bargain
was about to be run>urn mated hy hi'
paying few thousand dollars to boot
when it was learned that the property
at Grays Ferry was involved 10 TIE
extent of S4O, 900, and the sale was not
effected.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Seriously Injured.

Edward Herrick, formerly work
man at the yards Of the Harlan x Ho1-
lingsworth Company i'll thi, civ, but
now of Chester, Pa, rereive'. severe III.
ternal injuries on Monday, while work
ing on the deck of the steamship Alamo
at Roach's -hipyard. At last accounts
he was suffering great PAIN aud ms
condition is growing worse. Fears are
entertained for his recovery. he Is
young man and has many friends in this
city who will be panied to learn OF his
misfortune.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
The ePemnsylvania'A New Rival.

The South Pennsylvania Railroad
Company was organized on Tuesday IN
New York The purpose of this Com
pany is to build a line west of Harris.
burg, which, with its connections, will
make "A new route to Pittsburg. NaI-
urrbilt is at the bottom of the scheme,
which is the establishment Of a compet-
ing line to the Pennsylvania Central.
With the Philadelphia and Reading,
with which Vanderbilt is in alliance,
the South Pennsylvania will make an.
other direct route to Pittsburg and the
West
1t is understood that it will be under
construction in sixty days. The right
Of way, which has been secured with
the exception Of about one mile, will
not it is said, cost more than $4,000.
The new Company has something like
200 miles to build TO make the line en-
tire, With its connections, to Pittsburg
There will be nine miles of tunnels in
all, and one of the tunnels cannot be
completed inside Of two years. 1t is
stated that the capital stock Of $50, ,0O0,.
600 has already been subscribed. There
will probably be issued $50, 600 OF
bonds in addition, so that it will cost ir
the neighborhood of $40, 100000 to con
struct and equip the road
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Frult ShtDVuPOtH.

Tho shipment of berries, vegetables,
and peaches con iuae to increase and t4s
carloads We're shi ped oyer the delaware
ra ailroad yesterday, cunsls.."d to various
places Blackberries are not very Plentiful
as yet, but the market yesterday was gluttet
with raspberries and they sold as low as fonl
cents per quart and even at this Inquire they
went Oft slowly and market people were CON
pelled to take them home.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Headquarters ien'l. L. A. Smyth

P0sr. No. !. q. a. r., July II, 's3.
COMNADEs:-Th Post will assemble at
Headquarters, on Friday afternoon, at j.l5
O'Clock, sharp. Leave tae room at 80 and
proceed to the p. W. y b. X. K. depot, where
they will takett O'Clock train for Newark,
Del. Comrades will take notice and be on
time. Fare so cents to- the trip. Drum Corps
take notice and attend in full uniform. by
order of the = y o. aIndsr. 4. PlCkELs.
T.. N. SULLIVAN, Adlt.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
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The Fame Hose House.

For some time past the Fame NV
Fire Engine Company, have had wHi ,s5
men busily engaged in renovatlns ius ns
engine house. The exterior has ss We,
handsomely painted, ii new flooring SsDs "
been laid, wainscoting has been P,'.s "
around the walls OF the rooms anu II II
eral improvements made to the sH',s y
Steps wer" taken last night to ha's IN N
parlor made more attractive, by lIatrNA n
the ceiling handsomely decorated on an
surface will be smooth and 'rlgh' "I
when finished will be rs handsoh,, a.
any in town. TT e design IL rl'n ,,r IN
attractive. The money for cons'lllA".tI n
these improvements was made a' =
recent fair in Odd Fellows Hall
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
The Irish Land Act u Failure.

Los DON, July lo.-'lhr report Of the
comm ttt, # 'he HoIs. ut Lords which
has had ,Lr Irish land act under con-
slderatiOn has becn suhri ted TO the
House. The committee say that the
emigration clause Of the act has failed,
the modes ui valuation Of !and ar" l!il-
reliable, that the relation between land.
lords and tenants has not improved ,ant
that tenants have been drmora.iz-d
and maintain the hope that fresh agl'
tation will bring about the passage of {
new art
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
nr. Atmms' Pain SeBrcher.

A gentleman, on w. 7th street, was
Immediately relieved of Cholera Morbus
by dose Of his wo dertuI pain m"dl
cine. Mu.titudes are daily relieved Of
Cramps, Pains, Sick Stomach, dangers
of Sun Strokes, etc, by III" perfect
pain remedy. rheumatism yields
quickly to its mighty power. ~ crntS
depot, Fourth and King streets, PhiIa
iplrhia, Johnston, Holloway x CO.,
i,Oy Arrh street
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12


SErILEH. In rhi!ahe pnta. on the llth
inst, John v son ui LNAaneth a. and the
late john T. Settler, aged y years three e
months and days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral. on saturday
morning 1+tH inst.. from the residence OF hi:
mother l7l7 tirHH street Services 1T nine
oclork To proceed ~ ll.3" 'ran TO Win
nyton DE, lutc"ment at lIuington an!
Brandy teluctcry.
ROBINSON. --tn the morning ct the lOti
inst. klnma Richards Robinson.
The relatives and friends Of the family arc
invited to meet at the residence of her nus
band Joseph Robinson, No. Gl3 West Ninth
street, on ntth day. l2th inst. n, 3 j.. m
| trhladeiIhia and baItinor" i"pcrS please
copy,
KNOTT S.-Suddcniy on the 5th INST. on III
Neck, Cecil Co.. Nd. ut cholera inAntum
Herbert. infant sonOi William T. aLd Al
| ME Knots.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
General Butler.

With characteristic shrewiness Gov
ernor Butler has appointed a locomo-
tive engineer to fill vacancy On the
Massachusetts hallway Commission
The workingncu are delighted because
their class has been recognized, and the
Railroad man ayers are satisfied because
they are confident that aS an employee
the engineer will consult the interests
of his employers.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
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Chain that Dog.

One Of the subscribers Of the REPU B.
LICAN, whose house stands back from
the street, requested the carrier to come
through the front yard and leave the
paper in the house, Instead of throwing
it over the fence, as he had been in the
habit Of doing.
The boy tried to comply with the re
quest yesterday, but was interviewed
by their dog, with the effect Of losing
part of the skirt of his coat, and h'
now declines to take any more paper'
across that yard, unless the dog il
chained, or his teeth extracted.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
EfrAY lxNrAe.

Some time during last night ,"' "''
brown mare belonging to a coloreo ,c, "y
named Thomas Blake, made her e'g' ,'a
from a pastur field in the Mimi ".
belonging to Joseph Tatnall. s'lc I'D
last seen crossing Market stree' "
about 4 o'clock this morning, a'''v
owner was at the police station HAN
inquiries.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Personal.

A number of residents Of this city are
spending the summer at Pennsgrove.
Ex-Councilman Charles W. Tdllcy
will remove with his fAnilyto Michigan
next Monday.
William Candy and wife left this city
to-day to spend IA month at Watch Hill
Rhode Island.
The Morocco Manufacturers NatiDna
Exchange meet, at Cape May to-day
and General j. Parke postlcs, John &
Baker, Daniel =. Price, John Taylor
William V. Bond and other Whining
ton morocco men have gone down t.
attend.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
larQ e Excursion.

The colored excursion to Dover this
morning was very large, and consisted
of eleven well filled ears. The train
left the depo, shortly after Soclock and
was passed at New Castle by the nprSh
bound train due hrre at $50 o'clock. A
gentleman on the train reports that at
every station, between this city and Do
yer, the colored people turned out
en- masse, waiting for the excursion
train. 1t is estimated that over 5000
people will be in Dover, from all parts
of the State, to witness the festivities at
Fairview park.
The excursion of Friendship Con.
clave, No. /, Heptasophs, this morning,
was largely attended. They took the
FELTON, at French street wharf torPenns
grove, from whence they proceeded by
rail Atlantic City, where the day
will he spent.
Tn sunday School connected will
the Reformed Episcopal Church of the
Redttmer, went to Pennsgr"ve this
morning, where the day will be spent
in pleasant manner A good crowd
accompanied the cXcursionists.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Moonlight.

The Young Mems Association o. aoy
Paul's M. +. church will givea I,'',
light excursion, on the S Gamer . a,
FELTON,, Tuesday evening, July 81, nS
down the river. The Weccacoe h'A a,
Band, of Philadelphia, has heol' ";
gagged for the occasion. Tho boa' y
leave French street wharf az y
o'clock. Tickets only SO cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Rptng 4 OlnpIeted.

The paper hangers are busy at WORK
on the CV.MQl Chamber, ,and nope 70 he
able to finish 50 that Council can meet
in the room next Thursday night lhe
walls are being handsomely decorated,
and when completed will prrsen7 a
beautiful appearance,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
SOld.

The Philadelphia Il Smyrna Trans
portation Company has pur hased o.
j. Il. Tygert Il Co., and Of j. K. Tygerb
administrator Of the estate of Henry W.
Tygert, the steamer j. Il. Tygert, and
all her furniture and equipments, for
Sl4, 800.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Summer SIlaWts.

We are selling fine shetland sha" Is
for 81 80, and closing a lot of imported
shawl, high eolor4 and gilt, for S3,15, re
duced from IS. G. Worrel}, Masonic
Itmple.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Jelly Glasses,

Jelly glasses, tin and glass covers, all
sizes. Stop and learn prices. |. Lewis
Row, 4lj King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
The Trade Dollar.

The banks and railroad companies
should take the trade do lar as hereto-
fore at its face value. They need eX-
perienre no loss in doing so. There is
little doubt but Congress villa tsnrXt
session, make il a legal tender or pro-
vide for retiring i from circulation. In
,uth event full value will be given tor
it, aud the holder will not lose one cent
ON it,
There is no good reason why it should
no; circulate freely and be Lsed in all
branches Of trade at its full face value.
The dealers who now refuse il are
Standing il their twn light, as Gus
toner, are going to other stores and
forming other associations. The banks
and railroad companies should not con
tinue to cooperate with " set OF sharks
to depreclate its value and add to their
gains, and al the same time contribute
to the embarrassment ana loss ot thG
business comlnmAity. A single word
from them " Il make the Trade dollar
all right in every State in the Union.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12

DR.. Carrow and family went to Re-
hoboth yesterday to spend the season.
DR.. Pershing will attend in his place.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
Camden lsird Food Cos
Deaf ISS.

CUrtlr-hunr, with patent ta ten, sold by
Taylor x Fullerton, ;i02 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12
On FRIDAY,
THE 20TH DAY uF JULY, 1888,
at 10 O'Clock Il. m,

The following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot of land, situate In the
city and county Of New Castle in the state
of Delaware, with a two-story frame house
thereon erected. bounded and described as
follows, to wit: Beginning at point in the
southeasterly side of Market street in the
line Of land OF Samuel p Truss, thence by the
line of his land in d southeasterly direction
100 feet to the northwesterly side of 2Ofeet
wide street thence by the said side of the said
street in a northeasterly direction 20 feet.
thence in "A northwesterly direction by line
parallel to the first line 100 feet to the said
side of Market street aforesaid, and thence
by the said side of Market street in south
westerly direction 20 feet to the place OF he.
ginning, he the contents thereof more or less
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of John H. Collins and Julia Collins, his
wife. ana t. t.. and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERlFP's OFFICE, Wilmington, July 8.
1sS3
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12

CyHERIFF"S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of VenditiOni EXpOnas to Inc direct
ed will beeXpOsed to Public Sale.at the Court
House. on Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. in the city Of Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE 2lsT DAY OF JULY, 1883,
At 2 oclock, p. m, the following described
real estate. viz:
All that lot or parcel of land. situate in the
city of Wilmington. New Castle County and
State of Delaware. bounded and described as
follows to wit: Beginning at point on the
westerly side of Chanberlin street ana 40 20 II.
nOrtherly from the northerly side of Thir.
teenth street. thence nOrtherly by said side OF
Chamberlin street 25 feet to IA corner; thence
westerly parallel with Thirteenth street so #.
to a corner, thence southerly parallel with
Jefferson street 25 feet to corner, thence
easterly parallel with Thirteenth street Gu
feet to the place of beginning. be the contents
what they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of William A. Peirce. deceased (Jacob
Eldridge peirce, administrator of William
H. Peirce, deceased). and to be sold by -.
JAMES MARTlN. Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, July ord =,
1888
LNHERIFF'S SALr.-BI VIRTUE OF A
~ writ of NenditiOni EXponas, to me direct
ed. will be exposed to Public Sale at the Court
House on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
| ON SATURDAY.,
THE 2lsr DAY OF JULY, 1888,
At . o'clock, p. M, the following described
| real estate viz:
| All that lot, piece or parcel Of land, with a
three-story brick dwelling, bakery and other
buildings thereon erected situated in the city
of Wilmington and State Of Delaware, bound
| ed and described as follows, to wit: Reg n
ming at corner formed by the westerly side
of Lincoln street and the northerly side Of
Ciilpin avenue: thence along Gilyln avenue
westerly 100 feet to acorner thence n0rtherly
| parallel with Lincoln street 30 feet to another
corner; thence caste ly parallel with illpln
avenue 100 feet to the aforesaid side OF Lin
coin st. and thence along the same 'outher-
ly 30 feet to the place ot beginning being his
estate as tenant by the courtesy thereon.
Seized and taken in execution as the prop
erty of Robert Taylor. and to be sold hy
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
SHERlFF'n OFFICE, Wilmington, Delaware
July s. 1855
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12

CHERIFFS SALE-BY V1RTUEOF A
- writ of Lcvari Facias, to me directed,
will be exposed to Public Sale at the Hotel
kept by Jacob Richard on in 'heCity, Hun.
dred and County Of New Castle, State OF
Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12

LNHERIFF'S SALt-Bl VIRTUE OF "A
writ of Nendition EXponas, to me direct
ed will be exposed to Public Sale at the Court
House on Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the city of Wilmington.
New Castle County, Del.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ of Vendtioni EXponas to Inc direct
ed will be beexposed to Public Sale.at the Court
House. on Market street. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. in the city Of Wilmington.
New Castle County. Del,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12

rNOR RENT-2 DESIRABLE OFFICES,
Z at No. 229 Shiplcy street d. II. GAR
RET. Dentist. ]yl2'tf
Daily Republican., 1883-07-12

DOAkDING. - PLEASANT RO DM $
u with board; also, t.ble board, ut sc
X Kinp street, )yl2Jt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-15
PERSONALS.

Mr.. JOHN B. McCRAw, of the Henderson
(Tenn.) Citizen, is among the visitors TO Mem
phis.
Me-. THOMAS NJ. WARD, cotton merchant,
of Hill,borough, Ala, formerly OF Memphis
il ia the city.
Mr.. JOHN I. GISoccHIo, city editor OF the
Little Rock Democrat, is In the city in at
tendance on tue Music Festival.
Miss GRACE IRwIs, of Cincinnati, who
has been spending several weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. Underwood, leaves for home in q
day or two.
Miss WEAVER is cauvassing the city for
the sale of Alex II. Stephens Pictorial HIS
tory Of the United States, and will call on the
citizens generally.
NEIL. LEMosDs, County Court clerk OF
Henry county, is in the city attending the
Music Festival. He leaves for home to-
night after the performance.
CAPT. A. W. BAILEY, of Hillsborougb,
Ala. accompanied BY his niece, Miss Ida
Austin. and Miss Mabel Davidson, are en-
| loving the Festival. They are guests OF Mr..
J. II. Doau, of Vance street.
III. WATSON and vile, Col j. NJ. Taylor,
| Rice It. Fant, Prof. J. II. McLsau, Logan
| Walker and wife, Mrs. James /. FAINT, the
| Mi,ses FAINT, and Col. n. W. Richardson, o!
| Holly Springs, are'among the visitors TO the
Memphis Music FestivsL
| AT THE Merchants Exchange the follow
| ing visitors registered yesterday: John
| Clinton, Jonathsu Eader, A. ]. Holreyd
Joe Stsrnberger, S. E. Lord and J. A. Brewer
of Brownsville. Tenn; Joe Mosbry, Dyens
burg; E. g. Ready, Arkansas City, Ark.
joe. Nail, Tuscombis, Ala.
MKssRs J. H. AND W. 3. SEALS, rroprie
tor, of the Atlanta Sunny South, the gres
Southern illustrated family weekly, are II
the city in attendance on the Thomas Mezar
concert, and viewing the vast proportions o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-15
A STRONG COMPANY.
The Milburn Gin and Machine Com.
pany-A Combination OF the Car.
yer Elm and Machine Com.
pany and the HtIbura
Iron works.

The consolidation of these two companies
makes the Milburn Gin and Machine Com.
pauy one of the strongest manufacturing
organizations of the South. The gina are
known as among the best in existence. They
have been given the severest tests, and gave
satisfaction. Recent Improvements in Mem
phis gave the foundry abundant opportuni.
ties for showing its superior work. Steam
engines, cotton presses, oil machinery, iron
and brass castings, and many other articles,
are made at the iron works. To enumerate
all the difficult work that can now be done
by this company would make an article long
enough to be tireso me. See their card.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-05-15
What Stands In the way.

The Chattanooga Tunes, of Sunday, says
that jay Gould and his party rushed back to
New York, arriving there early Friday morn
log. The New York Times announces, as if
by authority, that the complications in the
proposed consolidation of the East Tennes-
zee, Virginia and Georgia railroad system
with Gould's Southwestern system. are of
such a stubborn character ss to require Mr..
Gould's attention in New York. In order to
make the East Tennessee system part of the
Southwestern system, it is necessary to thor
oughly consolidate the three roads which
form the essential parts Of the former system.
This preliminary consolidation is being re-
sisted by the stockholders OF the Memphis
and Charleston, and by the Norfolk and West
ern people. Various threats have been made
to force the Norfolk and Western people into
the consolidation, among other possibilities
held out being one TO the effect that the
East Tennessee can connect with the West
ern North Carolina, and by using that road
and the Richmond and Danville system, se-
cure the shortest route 10 Washington, Bal
timore, Philadelphis, and other Eastern
points. Mr.. WIN. E Conner, one OF Mr..
Gould's Wall. street brokers, stated that Mr..
Gould returned to the city much sooner tn an
he expected to, and will probably start out
again in a few days with Sam Thomas,
president of the Seney system, and Mr.. Rice,
eff the Dlnville system, for leisurely and
careful inspection of the entire East Tennes-
see. Virginia and Georgia trunk and leased
lines. This second cruise OF the railway
king will probably lead to some haal result,
that will put Gould into Norfolk over one
system or into Washington over parts of two.