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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05
Board Of Health ,

The regular meeting of the Board Of
Health was held last evening, and in
the absence of President Bush, DR..
Grimshaw was called to the chair.
The committee on the nuisance at the
Western Hotel reported that they had
ordered it abated within one week, or
suit would be entered against the own
ers.
Executive officer Stewart was ordered
to have the pond of stagnant water at
the foot Of Lord street, complained of
by the p, w. g. B Railroad Company,
abated, and the bill sent to Council,
unless the Street Commissioner attends
to it Immediately.
The Secretary reported that Roger
Mcguire had been notified to abate a
nuisance in his yard at No. 503 f. Sixth
street within one week, or he would be
prosecuted.
A motion was adopted TO ask Council
for 5000 Of tue appropriation for the cur
rent year.
Ihe Secretary was instructed to notify
the Street Commissioner to have the
dirt removed which has been taken
from under the gutter plates, as com.
plants have been made about j..
The Secretary reported one new case
Of smallpox since the last meeting,
making three cases in the city, all of
VIC vi ca are on the outskirts.
During the evening the following Or
Ilers were drawn: Samuel w. Schultz,
s2l.45; John NJ, Stewart, s24.35 u.
James Belt, 81 cents James Stuart, 81.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

William Lawrence, n watchman, wa
killed by burglars in Bath, Main" on
Monday night.
In Il fight in Cincinnati on Monday
Edward Purcell was struck on the heav
with a club by Henry Shuttle, aud .niro
of the injuries in "a few hours. Shut,
was arrested.
NewIin Gibbs "'s IA ally shot by tw,
brothers named Gillespie, with whom
ne mad quarr"iied, AT Moorehead, Ken
lucky, ca Saturday night. His assail.
ants escaped.
DR., j. X. Kitchey, of Mendoza, II
::Hnot and MORALLY wounded his wife on
Monday evening ard then fed. 1t is
supposed he was jealous.
Jacob H. HadIey, being drunk, shot
and killed his 20.year-old son III Tay-
lorsville, Ohio, on Monday. Hadey
tried to drown himself after the shoot
ing.
james Donohue. 25 years of age, yes
terday morning shot and killed his step
father, Micheal O'Connell aged 55 years
The murder was done deliberately aud
without any provocation.
Thomas Young, u 'longsborrlnan, was
shot dead yesterday by Daniel Court
ney, another longshOreman, in a saloon
in New York. No p ovocation had
been given by Young, 50 far us known.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05
The Stexlitz Disaster F0res cen,

BERLIN, September 4.-The fata
railroad disaster a. Steglitz has long
been apprehendel. The government,
after its purchase Of the Berlin and
Pottsdam Railway, asked the Diet to
vote sufficient sum to alter and
enlarge the depot Al Steglitz, the Minis
ter of Finance, in his request therefor,
stating that he was unable under the
existing dangerous circumstances to
undertake. the responsibility for the
lives OF the great Dumber of passengers
which were constantly impeliled if the
grant was refused. A vote was taken
upon this request by the Diet ard it
was rejected The reactionary press
throw the blame for the accident upon
the National Liberals in the Diet, they
having refused to vote upon the uues
Lion. The Emperor has ordered a com
mittee to make rigid inquiries into the
cause of the accident.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

The Republican County Convention,
met at West Chester yesterday and
made the following ticket: Sheriff.
William Baker, of West Chester Re-
corder Of Deeds, Richard II. Plank, Up
per wchlan !; Director of the Poor,
Joel B. Pusey, New Garden County
Surveyor, Joseph A. johnson. Con.
siderable interest had been manifested
in the primaries, and four ballots were
necessary for the nomination of Mr..
Baker, who is at present Deputy Sher-
If and one Of the few survivors of the
famous Buckilil regiment. As the
Recordership is, since the revision of
the fees of county officers, one of the
most lucrative positions under the con
troll Of the party, the contest was 30 well
sustained among the four leading can.
didatesthat seven ballots were required
before any one received Il majority of
til" votes cast by the ljl delegates
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

The Senate subcommittee on labor
and education resumed its iabors in
New York on Monday, only Senators
Blair and Cali being present. Senators
George and Pugh have gone to New
Ehgland TO take testimony there on the
same subject DR.. Norvn Green took
the stand and continued his testimony.
He was asked to give some information
regarding what is known as watering
stock, hut replied that he would not
like to testify on that matter, as anv-
thing he could say on the subject would
De little more than a matter OF opinion.
To my mind" said he, "strikes
that have been organized to obtain
higher wages have proved failure.
Not one in twenty strikes that | ever
Knew OF have ever been successful.
The men most likely to get promotion
or advancement or an increase of wages
are those that have stood by their em
ployers. Men who were generally |
faithful to their employers were certain |
Of advancement. He did not question
the right OF these persons to hold meet
~ 8 or 10 effect organizations, but in
ms experience all ,hese organizations
had been failures. These organizations
'reated a feeling of distrust between
capital and labor, and are calculated
% uO the laboring man more harm than
good"
Mr.. Green did not recognize the right
# any organization to dictate terms To
'mployers and whenever they presumed
N such dictation it was sure to react
Ind 10 them harm. If men We're en-
MT ts., a.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05
savage Dog Fight.

Inc Philadelphia Times says: BOun-
Ger, a white bulldog, weighing twenty
eighty pounds and belonging to Kelly,
of Camden, and Dan, of the same breed
and also white, weighing twent y-seven
pounds, belonging to Bob Meghan, of
Newark, were pitted against each other
in Gloucester last night in the presence
OF large number of admirers of sport
OF this kind. The stakes were $3.50 a
side and large outside bets were made
by Newark and Camden men on their
respective entries, so that a good deal of
money changed hands. Johnny Toohey,
OF Newark, handled Buuncer and Meg.
han attended to his own dog. They lost
no time in clinching, and in less than Il
second were rolling together over the
lloor, each trying desperately to get a
hold on the Others throat Failing in
this they separated, but only to come to-
eether again even mere fercely, and
this happened time after time, until
both dogs were putting with exhaustion
and literally covered with blood Just
at this .luncture the owner of the shed
demanded S25 rent, threatening to call
The police if that sum were no.
paid, and money was quickly raised
and passed over, to prevent any inter
ruption of the brutal sport.
For an hour the battle went on with |
no advantage to either, although Boun-
ger seemed to be somewhat weak and a
title discouraged. Then Dan, seeing
lis advantage made the most savage
lttack thus far, got solid throat grip,
md for fifteen or twenty minutes or SO
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05
A Bucks County Cow,

7 The DovIastowu Tntallirann.r Loo ~,
follnwiny tn ,1 sav of :, "ow nwned ] hos hu Ias tn,
Cirtn, e, SaIaiu 'n D." D,',,, W." ~a y! ""'
"Her yieid NJ hrttor frn,n INA MI, ""' ,s, 100
IN All IS, ;e2 2 uaa % poaiI pn pp,nd ,o', Ia %
Thnra ',aro ,'' On o., 'J, ""J '-"na io"u.' .h so.
anI g. - nr,, w ~ p' n;iI u ",, ~ n .io a.'.se h,
,;, 70 Sha SDa'm a,;,, =" iH ;H,,; s"' uuLiHs ,ne
to ra,va an.;n about 10 - Iast nr th;, s
month Ia 'Imlv sh. ,n,In ,''1v Io,,nd W a",, ~,
sn' ,,"..a o"'y eno i'iano pou'l's Vi
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05
eW House,

William Passmore is erecting a snug
little house on his farm in North Chris.
liana Hundred, which he and his wife
will occupy. Tho old mansion is to be
given up to the young folks, who enter
nFon their career with bright prospects
Tor pleasure and profit, the farm being
one of the largest ana most productive
III that sec ion Of our country, and the
buildings for convenience and com fort
are rarely surpassed, Mr.. Passmore
has been very successful in his manage
lnent, having rented this farm some
thirty.cight or forty years ago, when it
was quite impoverished, and since that
time has improved the soil, erected a
fine mansion house, a very substantial
""rn; spring house, mill, ETC., and
accumulated quite handsome fortune,
which he can cojoy as he sees his sons
preparing to preserve what h" has thus
far perfected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

on the occasion of the visit of tho
Liberty fire company, Of Reading, to
thls city on he 10Th of Septemb ber. ac.
i've preparations are being made for a
warm reception,an and freinen's parade
VIII be one Of the main features, in
which the Weccacoe, Delaware and
PhGnixCompanies will take part. The
visitors will be the guests cf the Wecca-
coe, and James A. Bourke, chief mar
Shal of the parade, announces the fol-
lowing as the route Form on
Fourth street, with the right resting on
Walnut; ont Fourth to French, to
Third, to King, to Fourth, to Lombard,
to Fifth, to French, to Eighth, to King,
to Fifteenth, TO Marke', TO Tenth, to
W ", ashiNg'on, to Sixth, 10 West, to
Ninth, to Market, to Second, to Orange,
% Front, to Maryland avenue, to Lin
len, TO jackson, to Fourth, to Madison,
md dismiss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05
NOT QUITE 50 GOOD.
The Quickssep Defeated-The New
Pitcher Hit II ard Good Game.

The Quickstep played another game
with the Anthracite, at Pottsville yes
terday afternoon but were defeated by 9
score offs to 1. A telegram from Potts
vile says The game was hard
one for either side to win The Anthra.
cites hit..Henry hard, but the Quicksteps
could not hit Blakely at all Some
distressing errors were made by the
Anthracite, and the remarkable fea ture
of the game was number of plays sub
sequently to redeem them" The score
follows
Anthracite, OO0O2 2OOl %
Quickstep, OOlOO 900 o.
Earned runs-Anthracite, 2. First
base on errors-Anthracite, 4 Quick
step, 4. On balls-Anthracite, /. Base
hits-Anthracite, 8; Qnickstep, 3.
TwO-base hits--knowles, Lanigan and
Holland, Struck out-Quickstep, 4.
Left on bases-Anthracite, 6 Quick
step, 4. Errors-Anthracite 8 Quick
step, 8. Passed balls--Grady, 1 ST.
Lawrence, /. Wild pltch-Henry, l.
Time-One hour and thirty minutes.
Umpire Richard Pearce.
Quite an interesting game of ball was
played at Quickstep Park yesterday
afternoon between the Crescent club,
of Reading, and the Harmony, of this
city, both coored. The game has been
postponed several times On account of
rain, but yesterday they were fortunate
in having clear day. The game was
for the championship, and the Whining
ton team was victorious by score of
II to 10.
The Quicksteps play at Reading to-
lay when Pyle will pitch.
The Athletic is again leading for the |
American Association championship, |
having won an equal number and lost
me less than St. Louis.
The Boston, Chicago, Cleveland and
Providence League Clubs have each
Won forty-nine games. Boston is ahead
n percentage, having lost one less than
,hicago, and Cleveland, and two less
han Providence.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
At Buffalo-Cleveland, 3; Buffalo, O.
AT Chicago-Chicago, 49, Detroit, l.
At BostOn-Boston, s ; New York, 9.
At Baltimore, Colum-
us, q.
At New York - Metropolitan, 3;
eclipse, 8. Darkness caused discontin-
alton.
At Pittsburg-Allegheny, I; Cincin-
att, 9.
At Harrisburg Championship game) .
arrishurg, 6; Brooklyn, ~.
At Reading (Chamionship game)-
rentOn, 9; Active, 3. ,,
At Philadelphia Athletic, II St. :
ouis, |. Press, l6 Record, II.
At Millville - Millville, s.; August
lower, .. +
t New York-Boston, s New York, ;,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05
chief HAWklnH' Pluck.

Chief Of Police Hawkins proved him
self an efficient detective In his search
for Cook, the Dover ravisher and ai
breaker. Since the prisoners escape
the Chief has kept his eyes open to hear
of the whereabouts of ,he prisoner, and
upon being informed that he had gone
10 Philadelphia, he began to lay plans
for his capture. Finding that he had an
aunt living in Minister street, he ar
ranged aplan to decoy him into that
house.
Having received word on Monday,
from some specials he had employed to
assist him in working up the case, that
the man was seen he, went to Phiiadel.
piia that evening, and accompanied by
"a couple Of Philadelphia specials he
proceeded quietly to the house and
knocked at the door, but receiving no
response they opened the trout window
and crept in. Just then dull thud
was heard and Chief Hawkins exclaim-
ed: "There, III bet he's out - but he
was only laughed at by the other Off.
GERS for entertaining such suspicious.
The Chief, sure that the prisoner had
tried to escape somehow, and was in
hiding not far away, hoisted stalwart
d.r go tha, ha npuIL rannh ',o.nd om n'' snou. na
the hack ward cate renort"r ",", "". aetha StIn
Nnrth Awar;can h.ina ,na pof',t ~ ,ha y. u., ..o
wa. atat;onad anross r. nt,"at w tno ". pay
the 'front.' of w.. % bonS. 'TT, Th. ~ ott;oans @".u
then searched ,b. bn".. an5 m o,i,ue,1 sa",5
ConL,s cousin ns,.a,, "no "." 'o"hu '.'hu
tolI than that N" p ,na, Ip 'h.v 'va,ra' @ p WIZ
no s"r w,,s a,iaa,, H." -. ,a'y VIZ @ ,ooA
/ y went the % officers hnt ' onIu "I to ''1y Hnyi
the place where Cook had had h.n1 nS sie.nina o Mn"
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:SsERE;RA4!Zlj!I,jj

81 sun rises J.33 Sun sstg 4 DI
Christfeld Il Best.
Roast dinners at Fullmers
Devled crabs at Fullmers.
SO't-shel crabs at Fullmer's.
lce-c0ld salt oysters at Fulllners.
Good refrigeratOrs at cost 9yc store
Stewei, pan'd and fried oysters at Fulltner'
Millard +. Davis, the Jeweler, . E. end st
Dr. Mcdonald, Surgeon Dentist, o22 King.
u. ). Humphrey h Bro. matters, ,3O2 Marke
Cupping and leeching by Parker, lo3 T.
Second street.
Oct your painting done by Osler, No. 2
| East Seventh street
| Fine Is Il Plain Gold Rings. at T.. e.
lianfS, 10 Il. 4th street.
| Even pleasant "good morning may give
sunshine to some heart.
If advice was as easy to carry out as it s tc
give. everybody might be happy.
When men travel in the path Of duty thev
soon esteem each duty II privilege.
He who knows when to be silent and when
TO speAk, must be wise as well as meek.
Not "a sign of harmony An Italian
organ grinder on street corner
When does a tree feel conteuted When
1t sappy,
Country bored--city people summering at
farm-houses.
The coins paid for beer are the bar uickels
OF society.
Oysters cleanly opened at Knowles and
Patchetts, No. 2os West Eighth street.
tfo to Mullins for the "Ambro ;iau fine
cut chewing tob eco. 52j w. Front street,
Buy 500 dollar coal of Steward GA West
frpn i'm
The man who is fond of books is USUALLY i.
man OF LOFTY thought and elevated opinions
The inventor of the Chasscpot gun is now
keeping hotel at Nice. His charges are
enough to make a guest go oii
1t is a tedious thing to be always begin.
ming life They live badly who always begin
to live.
Pity the man who censurea what he has
not the ability to perform or the courage to |
attempt.
We should do everything we can for Others,
II only to dissipate the thought of what they
)lnt to do for Us.
For man to think that he Is going TO dol
,he work of his life without obstacles, ls to
iream in the lap of folly.
lfyon wish to appear agreeable in society,
'Ou must consent to be taught many things
nat you know already.
instruction does not prevent waste of time
n mistakes; and mistakes themselves are
'ften the best teachers of ALL
Happiness consists in activity Such is the
constitution OF our nature: it is running
tream, and not stagnlnt pool.
DIR. Darmon while absent from his Office
30 Market street, Wilmington, Delaware,
an be found At his home office, 1924 Camac {
treet, Philadelphia. i
M. +. Hayden, florist has removed from {
~ Market sire ct, to No 9Wes1 Ninth street Z
ut 1pWers always on hand. Floral de- :
gns ta5telu!ly arranged ut short notice
The season Is now open. OYSTERS. Oys {
ERs, OYSTERS, All the finest brands of q
yslers can be had at AinScow's, No. 7O7
hipey street, at the usual prices. IS. 80 and (
cents per quart, delivered To all parts Of, -
70 city.
The best trei oysters in the city ut Harry y
f0tWaidS' restaurant, ST. Market street. Ii
ysters in every style. Cold meats, stenks. u
I'm and eggs, coffee and rolls, served at all
ours. ladies' dining rooms upstairs Next
DOR to Opera House. b
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Ru naWay Teams.

A horse belonging to II. l.. Tatnall h
Go. was frightened by u passing train
yesterday and ran down Shipley street,
but came to sudden stop by c0lliding
with heap of piling. The wagon was
slightly damaged.
About 4 O'Clock yesterday afternoon
horse belongin 3 to George G. Lobdell,
while standing In the coal yard of B.
Frank Townsend at Fourth and Bridge
street, started TO run away and dashed
down Bridge street at a rapid rate, when
he was stopped at Third street bridge
before doing any damage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

Some time ago bids were asked for
and received for furnishing the wood
flooring of the new extension of the
post office and custom house, at Boston.
Among the bidders was the Jackson &
Sharp Company, who offered to furnish
tho material for IS, 79s, which bid was
accepted, and the firm have been noti-
lied by the supervising architect to that
effect.
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|
Reduced in prices. Fine re-tosche
cabinets reduced from s.. 90 per doze
TO $500 per dozen. Gard photograph
hnely re-touched, reduced from 81. 8
per dozen to $l.5O per dozen. T. G
Holland. photographer, gallery 30
Market street.
Don't You Forget Ia!
We defy competition in our cigars
making special on three and five cen,
cigars, both in price and quality also
DO not follow but lead, leaving tn.
trade to be the judge. Stop at IO5 East
Second street, and he convinced.
Hammond's Pain Eradicstor,
For catarrh, rheumatism and all
diseases that require external appli.
cations. Sold by Taylor Il Fullerton,
BOZ King street.
Family Dye COIOrs
at Hartman's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar streets will find all the best
dyes made. Diamond Dyes, 10 cents !;
Star Dyes, 25 cents.
IL Your Furniture Scratched
t so, come to Phillips q Kane, No.
. East Fonrth street, for varnish,
polish or stain to brighten furniture
like new.
When Cleaning House
this fall come to Phillips g. Kane, No.
East Fourth street, for handy pack
ages OF ready mixed paints.
A full Line Or
he leading ranges, stoves and heaters,
% be found at Scho.ns heater, range
Ind stove house, 200 to 2l3 Shipley
street.
,arefully tuned, cleaned and repaired,
II orders promptly attened to. Ad.
lress James g. Smith, ll9 Market ST.
Painting.
Tilghman Danner is now ready for
vi kinds of jobbing and painting. Job
ling speciality. No. $40 Market street.
A. Chambers,
'ractical tin-roofer, and all kinds of
oh work promptly attended to. No.
10 King street.
The worst cases of Dyspepsia can be
nred by using Clarke's Vegetable
as thousands can testify
hat have been cured by its use. Try it,
One pound cans of ready mixed
aints are sold by James Bradford, Nos.
and East Third street.
Dealers in all kinds of country pro-
uce and choice butter, No. 13 Il. Fourth
rect. Smeltz x Co.
M the new shades of Daints in ona
Dund cans, ready for use, at James
radtord's paint store. s
Take your old pictures to Holland,
Y Market St. and have them copied.
Bny your furniture of j. A. Cannon, $
II Shiplry street {
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Peach ShlDu>ents.

There were one hundred and twelve
carloads of peaches shipped over the
Delaware Railroad yesterday, which
were distributed as follows: Jersey
City, 81 Boston, 16; Philadelphia, 25;
Chicago, 4; Hartford, 3: Chester, 3 ;
Buffalo, ; Wilmington, 3; New
Haven, 2; Springfield, 8 Elmira, 2;
Cincinnati. 2; Scranton, Coatesville,
Bridgeport, Conn. Columbus, o., Cleve.
land, Detroit, Pittsburg, indianapolis,
Wilkesbarre, Myerstown. Pa, 1 each.
frevions shipments 1886. Total thus
far, 1888.
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The SIIlOke e.hOuSe.

A man who lives in Albany, and
whose business is that Of clerk, said
that he had lately built a house that
cost him three thousand dollars. His
friends expressed their wonder that he
could afford so fine a adwelling. "W Ey,"
said he, "this is my smoke-house.
:" Your smoke-house ! What do you
mean?' =" why, | mean that twenty
years ago ! left off smoking, and com
puted that what | savel, with interest,
wOuld amount to three thousand dol
lars, and | concluded to put the money
saved from smoke into my house hence
| call this my smoke-h house"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

Nothing can be more offensive to con-
scientious journalism than indiscri,ni-
nate putfery But it is II pleasure to
speak candidly and correctly in praise
Of such a medicine as Hunts Reluedy
for the kidneys, bladder, liver and
urinary organs II aspeciiic and positive
cure that has been before the public for
twenty-five years, and has rescued from
suffering and the grave even the
victims of l'right's Disease. The facts
in regard to Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney ana liver medicine, are attested
by high authority.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

The HAGUE, Sept. 1.-THE Governor
OF the Dutch East indies telegraphs that
the town of Telokblong was probably
totally destroyed by the recent volcanic
ernptions. The district in which that
town is situated is entirely inaccessible,
az the roads have been Oblterated.
Nothing has been heard from Lampong,
on the southern coast of Sumatra. Some
OF the lighthouses in the Straits are
standing, but the lights are extinct.
The report of the destruction of Tjirin-
gine by the tidal wave and the drown
ing of 10000 people there is confirmed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-09-05

Oilce Of the Chief Signal Officer,
Warrington, September :; i q. IN.
For the Middle Atlantic States !:
Partly cloudy weather with light local
rains, stationary or slight rise in TEN
peIature, winds shifting to west and
northwest and II tlight fall followed by
rising barometer.