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Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
Keep Yourself Warm,

With this sudden change you will
need warmer underwear. We have
large and well selected stock of eyerv
description, which we are Offering at
the lowest possible figures. Our can
ton fl snnel drawers aud shirts are our
own make, and not to be eqnaled for
the money. Give us a call, 307 Market
street. w. H. SINCOCK.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
II ROlDlDery.

The house of William Carpenter
above Centreville, Christiana Hun.
dred, was entered by robbers last Thurs.
day evening, who carried off u quan
tity OF silverware and few other arti-
cles.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

(hhklffYS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
WIT Of l.eyari Facias( M ech. LIEN to III.
|s,e1 Will be exposed to Public Sale at The
(rl y, House. on Market st., between Tentt
I k'e'cnth streets, In the city Of Whining
we" castle County, Delaware, on
"tDNESDAY, OCTOBER "A, 1853,
\! O'Clock, y. m.. the following described
real estate, viz:
Iot Of land bonded and described AZ fol.
g. WIZ beginning at q point on the
EIrslly side OF Water street between King
N H. i,eAch streets, corner for land of lie.
N" ' fatton, thence easter>y along said
['w 'trr 'treet rs feet to the outside Of
1 ,''S'f'y wall Of the adjoining bri ok
NV, ofmcrly beions ny to Villa Ia
|-tuPSoh, deceased, thence along said wall
IsIe,E 10 feet 70 the middle distance
EMt"etn Front and Water streets, then ncn
k.aG middle distance line westerly 70
n". ,a'l Lct.tia V. fattOn's line, and
NJ, 4,' l..|fehy sontherly parallel to King
\, ,'t' y, the place ofbeginniny be the con.
Ia ,nEfe"f what they may, with q two
\! w'chh"use thereon erected
w." amt token In execution as the prop
.s, " psA"'S N Maguire(owner or reputed
N''j and to be sod by
kpsn JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.,
i, nAs'vr w, : OFFICE, Wilmington, Del. Oc.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
Very Handsome.

Those scarlet Cellulod' dressing combs
at Hartmar's drug store, Fifth and Poplar,
are beauties. Puff boxes, hair and tooth
brushes in . great variety.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

just received q large lot of Cigars,
which must be sold in the next thirty
days regardless of cost, at Second and
Washington streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
A, Chambers.

ractical tinroofer, and all kinds Of job
work promptly attended to- No 2l5 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

Col. T. Elwooi Sinyley, of the Ga
zette, is contine l to the house by sick.
ness.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
A Val uabIe Remedy

tor all throat affections is the truly re-
nowned Domestic Cough Syrup. Sew
enth and Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

N1ff,,ih-l, 4 -, JOHN DAVIS, OWNER
Csda, '"e mouse 81 uated at the y. W. cor.
d Of ,nd nnd Brown streets, in tho Eleventh h
NCas,,,,ae ,,e city Of Wilmington, County Of
kv,h, tud aud State OF Delaware, In eOmpll.
asaii ,1i we requirements Of the Acts Of the
tvlQsd nHs''e.nbly, ~ In such CASE made and
tly in ul ao hereby VI . notice that i shall
Moi ,IS,',ihs to the Court OF General SEES
NJ N 'Ie ", faacs and jail Delivery OF the
My M hpt,iIhware, In and for New Castle
All, ,ca. Monday the 18th day Of Novem.
h, for ~" being the next term # said
ltn, taa license for said house as an inn or
Nor, in in ,, ,'le sale therein of intoxicating
trunk, k," ~ ress Quantities than one quart, to
p&,aha" . .me promises, and the following
snhend ,rlllzens, residents of said ward
agel McEEan EEne ., said application, viz:
NC Bras arm, Hugh johnson,
aaarty' Sa suel J. Colt,
Its A b,o David II, Fisher,
.l,n ,'oomal, Henry Zleber,
hes j. S,u Andrew Hitler.
Mont K Wi,im,yan, Charles Y. Tazwell.
EAas ul,,..er' l,hr' Henry Hitler.
\ Smith Ao"son, George A. Chadwick,
\ Keown' Alfred 8. nonney,
tNh K l,.r James Il Stokes,
w PlumIInnney, Henry Leyering,
sft kus,nn'' James duncan,
srlCo,t,", Patrick . Smith,
E. S"hm, l7~3 J HIN DAVIS.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
Como an d Look

at our ladies' kid button CATERS forSl p
at Babcock's, 206 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
Lad

lasting kid foxed button CATERS, at 81. %
only, have few at Babcock's, 2O6 Mar.
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

Buy your furniture Of ]. A. Cannon, All
Shpley street.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
~ D'NlEL MORRIS. T.

j ~, II NIE.II WUKNIso, TEN
~, Inc house situated at the N. L.
ErD1 y, lA'fl and Market streets, In the
N ",, "1,l Of the city OF Wilmington, Coun.
E,t'V q" "'l' e and state OF Delaware, In
N E%"'e Gft' "'th the requirements of the
Ma ,,e ''rheral Assembly, in such case
at" "a iHEi!ed, do hereby give notice
(tt,iT wv" w rriy In writing to the Court of
Ewl Ea, -, N'H' ohs Of the Peace and jail Dc.
" w. .,,' ,He Slate Of Delaware, In and for
Nav v",We county, on Monday, the 18th day
ID V,u "'p ef A ID 1888. being the next term
Inn .ut fora license tor said house, az
MAJ " tIiaHerh, for the sale therein Of intOx-
ktL H. ,'tn'is, =. IN less quantities than 0 Q
lw.r. ,e lfunk on the premises, and the
\ y,.l e'pectable citizens, residents Of
VIZ, 'oFoluMend tho SAID applica
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

Danforth keeps all of DR.. Bliss medioines
or sale, and they can't be beat.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

Tor 1.-TWO IN, PLEASANT ROOMS
'e'y ',"n hd wife, In q quiet family.
'"'S ilice. Oc,7.2tt
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17
SP ECIAL MENIaON,
PhOtOYrapl,s

reduced IN prices. Fine re-tOuched cabinet
reduced from $500 per dozen to $500 Der
uozeh. GARD photographs finely re-touched,
red uced from W. 90 per dozen 10 ii to per doz.
en-: en- L. g. Holland, photographer. gallery
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

st. Jacobs Oil an honored name,
A charm that lullS to sleep,
A cure for pain in wealth or fame,
And helps the wretch to creep.
Daily Republican., 1883-10-17

,HEKlff'S SALE,-BY VIRTUE OF A
b writ Of VenditiOni Exponas, To me direct
,wil be exposed TO Public Sale, at the J0,lrt
loasc on Market street, between Tenth and
Feyenth streets, In the city of Wilmington.
lew Castle County, Del,
ON WEDNESDAY,
THE GATH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1883,
t!o'clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain piece or parcel of land
|th two.story brick dwelling house there,
erected. situated In the city Of Whining
% aud State Of Delaware, bounded and de-.
Fnbei as follows, to wit: Beginning on the
Pu,hcrly side Of Chestnut street, at the dis
lnce Of lOl feet easterly frem the easterly
Ne Of Van Buren street, thence along said
de Of Chestnut street easterly IL feet, thence
|1therly and parallel with Van Buren,
Seet % feet to the northerly side of a three
y. wide alley running parallel with Ohcst-
ut street, extending from Van Buren street
Porter street, thence by said side OF snid
Ley westerly u feet, and thence n0rtherIy
lh1le with Van Buren street aforesaid Do
e to the place Of beg inning be the con tent
efe"i what they may, with the irUe and un.
Eerfupted use and privilege of said three
e VIDE alley In c0mU.0n forever
seized and taken In execution as the
3optrty Of George W. Russell, and to be
dby
JAMES MARTIN. Sheriff.
EAgRpPs OFFICE, Wilmington, Delaware
t'ohat o'h 1883.
@|iuths.2w
NAhElfFS SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
Nat OF l'evari Facias to me direct.
be exposed to Public Sale, at the
@Tt tiouse,on Market street, between Tenth
neyenth streets in the city Of Whining.
New Castle County, Del, on
Wednesday, OCTOBER y, 1879,
at2 2o'clock, p. m.,
The following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with a frame dwelling thereon erected
1ite IN the city Of Wilmington formerly
suaha Hundred) bounded and described |
ht'vws, to vii: Beginning at Il stake on |
AFtherly side Of Anchorage street at the |
Ahce VI 80 feet " sterly from the westerly |
tVi Ddh street ut corner Of said William |
Ap"h land, thence nOrtnerly parallel |
YAK street l+2 feet inches tC Il corner,
tnceWe-terly parallel with Anchorage street
IFt i"ches to II corner. thence tOutherly |
Eaiel With Oak street l42 feet . inches to
Aforesaid side Of Anchorage street, and
nee thereby northerly II feet inches to
pace oi beginning, be the conte n Ls there
mat they may.
fel1et and taken In execution as the pro.
o' thomas X Curlett, administrator of
sauleI harper, deceased, and Sarah J.
axe formerly Sarah J. Harper surviving
saSeF and I. T., and 10 be sold hy
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
l1s3 ocs
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r=
SENSE CUITURE.

The special culture Of the sensss is
too much neglected by us ia this
modern busy life. Probably al no
previous period ofhumsn history has
the nervous system generally, and =,
more particularly. the sense organs.
been 50 severely taxed as they are
now, but never have they been less
carefully cultivated. Tbisisin part,
II bot wholly, the cause OF the pro-
gressive degenerscy Of the faculties
81 special sense, which IS evidenced
by the increasing frequency Of The
recourse to spsotscles, ear trumpets,
and the like apparatus, designed to
aid the sense orgsus. Tue mere use
Of faculties will not develop strength
lit is more likely TO exhaust energy.
Special training 10 required, and
this essential element oi education il
wholly neglected Ia our schools, with
,be result We daily witness amely.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-05
LOOKING ron PRoOF.

1t is stated that a project is on
foot to confound skepticism by uu-
earthibg actual proof Of one Of the
miracles recorded in Holy Writ. The
scheme is nothing less than the scia-
ping Of the bed OF the Red Sea to re-
cover the chsriots and h easures that
ware engulled with Pharaoh when
the children Of Israel escaped the
Egyptians by the miricle Of the wa
ters. a company has been organ
lied and a portion OF the funds al
ready subscribed. Tue only details
The divers will have to guide them is
ths history Of the niSht Of the Is-
raeIites given ia the Bible. II is ez-
peoted that the dredgers will have
TO break through reels Of salt which
have preserEed not only the army
equipments, ohsriots and golden
treasures. but even the bodies o. the
victims themselves. Tne recovery
ol the chariots will, it is estimsted.
compensate tbe company. Bot If in
addition'sll the gold with which Pba.
raoh loaded bis tram be recovered
the company WiIl be enormously en-
riched. The Undertaking is worthy
OF Yankee energy and Yankee viii.
The success Of the enterprise would
be sad blow at Iogsrsoliism, but IL
would gladden. the hearts Of the Bar.
nuns Of the country. Think Of the
value OF aa attraction like the salled
form OF Old Pharaoh bimselll
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-05
ON TRIAL FOR AN OLD MURDHR.

ON TRIAL ron AN OLD MURDhR.
Lon Hauck is now on trial at Del
aware, Ohio, for murder committed
by him more than FIVE years ago.
The victim was Paul A. Lohman, a
drummer for Toledo liquor house.
Hauck was three card monte man,
and while travelling on a midnight
tain OF the Columbus and Toledo
Railroad, engaged in a game with
Lohman. The latter, 6uding that he
had been taken in for considerable Q
amount OF money, snatched the notes
and attempted tn pocket them
Hauck drew his revolver aud warn
ed Lohman that he would sh DOT il
he lid not hand over the money.
L)hmln still resisted aad the des-
perado merclessly shot him down.
The mortslly wounded man was tax
en- on with the train, and died at
The Exchange Hotter at Columbus the
third day after. Hauck walked
down the aisle Of The car with drawn
revolver, ordering the conductor out
Of his way and making any passen-
ger that dared to obstruct him step
lively. He made his escape, eoi ug
to Cedar Keys, where be took a steam.
er Tor Havana and thence TO Europe.
For two years be Travelled in Europe
aud thea returning via Mexico, he
made bis Way TO the Pacific coast
under the alas OF Doc Davis Three
months ago he was captured a. Los
Angeles, California, after a terrible
fight with the officers, in which he
was assisted by friends.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-05

early weakness or defect in the or
gsns 10y which the consciousness is
brought into relation with the oute,
world. 1t lie not necessary to ad-
dnce proofs of the position we take
up. or 10 argue il at length or in de-
tail. The truth of the proposition
laid down is self-evident. On the
one hsnd we wee the neglect oftrsin.
lag, and on the other the increasing
defecr OF sense power. The matter
is well worthy OF the atteu lion OF the
professional educators OF youth.
Muscular exercise wisely regulated
and apportioned to the bodily
strength is felt TO be a part OF e1u-
cation. Sense culture,by appropriate
exercises in Seeing, hearing. touch
ing, smelling, would, il commenced
sufficiently early in Lille, not merely
prevent weakness Of sight, deafness,
loss OF the sense Of feeling. aud i'm
pairment OF the sense OF smell long
before old age. but by it's reflected
anhuence on the nutrition of the
brain aud upper portion OF he spi-
nal cord would do much to reduce
the growing tendency to paralytic
diseases, which are very decidedly
on the increase
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-05
AN IMPoRTANr DEcIsIoN.

The decision Of tae Supreme Court
in the case OF Gen. L. J. Wood, rem
dered a day or two ago. is impor taut
as covering whole class OF cases.
The act OF 1866 permitted officers OF
the regular army. retired for wounds
received Ia battle. to be retired upon
the fall rank Of the command held
by them at the time the wounds
were received. A. some Captains
and Majors in the army were hold
ing the volunteer rank or the vol
unteer commands OF Ma or Gener-
ale, this privilege became important,
and two yeers after, in June, 1868,
Gen. Wood, a Colonel Of regular cav
airy. was rstiredss Major General,
which was the command he held at
the time Of his wound. though his
actual volunteer rank was then that
oi BrIgadier- General. But 10 1876
CSngress, with retroactive legislation
declared that officers so retired shall
be considered es retired upon the
actual rank held by them, whether
IN the regular or vourteer service,
at the time when such wound WAS
received, aud shall be borne on the
retired list aud receive pay thefeaf-
ter accordingly. Gen. Woods paw
was thereupon. cut down to that OF
the retired pay oil Brigadier- Gen
erAl, this being his volunteer rank
when he received his wounds. He
sought to obtain the difference in the
two rates OF pay from 1875 to the
present time. But the Court Of
Cams rejected his suit, and tne Su-
preme Court sustained this decision.
The ground take, 10 that Congress
has within its own control the pay
Of retired officers. aud If at one time
1t allows officers 10 be retired on
higher pay than that OF their actual
rank 1t is not thereby debarred from
revising it, own legislation and chang
Ing 1t 10 this as IN other cases.
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THE REGISTER.
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AN ESTEPRIsISo, PRoaREssIvE AND
COMPLETE LOCAL AND GEMS
ERAL NEWSPAPER.
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READING.
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1862, at the time Of the inauguration of
the State OF West Virginia. AS a part
and parcel of the new state, closely iden.
tihed with It's enterprises aud contributing
IN modest measures 10 its advancement, he
Register shares IN the just exultation with
which our pcOple regard It's bright career.
The population of the State has increased
in greater ratio than most Ofthe old States,
her schools have multiplied aud improved
Il efficiency. her government has been well
and economically bdminis,ed, her Tesour-
ces are being developed with energy. and
her people aie growing in enlightenment
and thrift With the growth of the state
the Registtrhas grown, with it's develop
ment the Register has prOspered. And as
showing the estimation In which the paper
is held by the citizens of the State for
whose interests II has steadfaetly battled,
we can say with truth that no otbei paper
Is read by as many West Vlrginians, nor
Goes any other penetrate every part Of the
state as II does.
The Register will continue, as hereto
fore, the advocate of broad and liberal
policy in the conduct OF public affairs, the
extension and strengthening OF the Free
School System, the improvement of the
State and the development Of is resources.
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and has already gained very large cIrcns
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most complete Msp ever Issued OF the
State, Is now ready for delivery. Price
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adding 10 cents thereto, will receive a copy
OF this Map. Thus -
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one year and the Map, will be sent 10 the
getter up OF the club.
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a MORON IHAT WILL SUPERsEDE
SIEHH

Coal, one of the leading journals
Of practical ecience in Eng ID makes
known a discovery that, if as repre-
serted, will work AZ great a revolu-
ton 10 employment of power ss Kee.
ly's motor would, were it to do all
he promises. The journal in quss-
tion says: "A new motor has been
discovered which, it ls claimed, will
supersede steam. The material from
which the energy is generated is BIZ
sulphide Of carbon, which is utilized
as motor agent ia the form OF va
por, and the sdvsnt ,ge claimed for
It over steam IS that, while water
expands IN the ratio OF one cubic
inch 70 100, bI-su 'phide Of carbon
has an expansion property OF one 10
5000. When the vspor is generated
1t passes into the steam chest Of the
engine and moves the piston rods.
a pipe attached TO the engine con-
yeys the exhaust vapor directly
through condenser back to the tack
IN its original Hqu,fed form TO be
generated. The system Of genera
ton and condensation is similar to
the heat action, and with machinery
properly constructed, II il clslmed
that a single supply Of bi-sulphids
Of carbon can be used with re-en-
iorcements for al indefinite period.
The cost OF luei is triAlog, II being
claimed that from the peculiar prop
critics Of the bi-sulphids an ordinary
house ffe can develop = power suf-
hcient TO run an ocean steamer. Wa
ter boils al 2l2', and 1t takes 800
OF heat to make steam available.
While tie new agent takes the form
cf v4pof st 1902.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-05
TORN no DEArH mr. 4 Doe.

Ou Friday Of last week, a little
boy, the sou OF Frank Mccormick. a
miner, hylDg in Shenandoah, Pa.
wandered into the yard Of a neigh
Dor, IN the corner OF which was chain
ed a large dog. Tue child's attsn-
ton was attracted by the barking Of
the animal. and he innocently' ap-
preached the dog 10 pat IT.. The
brute suddenly sprang on the little
fellow, sank bis teeth deep into his
face and dragged him into It's kennel.
Tue dog then became lurously mad.
and forthwith began 10 gnaw and
tear the child, who was too much ex-
hAusled aud frightened to give an
alarm. The terrible noise, ho Seyer.
was heard by the inmates of the
mouse, who, quickly running to the
dog house, was horriied TO 6nd their
neighbors child terribly nutllated
on the floor aud IN a dying condi-
ton. HIS face, head snd hands pre-
seuted = slckenIng sight. The boy
wac removed 10 mis- home, where he
died 10 a very short time aiterward.
Tue iuiuriated animal was quickly
put TO death. Its owners are an
able to account for lte attack on the
child, as he was never known TO be
u oss. but, on the contrary, always
exhibited gentleuess toward CD hIdrsn.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-05
NO. %.
rms cOLORS or LIkES IND RIy-
ERS.

EhS-
What il the color Of pure wster9
Almost any person who has no spec
,al knowledge OF the subject will re-
ply at once 1T has no color vet
everybody knows, either through
hearssy or by the evidence of his
owo eyes, that the ocean IL blue.
Why the ocean looks blue isa ques-
ton that few who have Crossed IL
have ever sought to solve, and h,rs
are, probably, many travellers who,
though they have seen most Of the
famous rivers and lakes in the world.
have failed To notice the remarkable
differences in co or which their wa
tsrs present. Even the ocean ia not
uniform in color in some places it's
waters are green, or even yellowisb.
Some lakes are distinctly blue
others present various shades Of
green, 40 tnat in some cases they are
hardly distinguishable from their
level, g:aes-cove led banks few
are almost black.
The cause Of the difference in the
color OF lakes aud rivers has engag ed
the attention Of many celebrated in
vestigators OF nature, such az Tyndall,
Bunsen, Arago, Sainte-Olaire Deyille,
aud others. Recently Prof. Spring OF
the Univereity OF L:ege has carefully
iuvestigat ed the question OF the color
oil water, and has reached some in
terestiDg conclusions. According TO
him, absolutely pure water, when
eeen III masses Of sufficient thick ess,
IL blue, aud all the varieties OF color
exhibited inslakes aud streams arise
from the presence in the water of
mineral salts of different degrees OF
solublIity and in varying quantities.
Water containing carbonate Of lime
in state OF almost complete solution
remains blue, but il the solution is
less complete the water will have q
tlnge OF green which will grow
stronger az the point ol pracipitat-
ion lie approached. Prof. Spring con-
cludes that If lime is added 10 blue
water, in which 30 much carbonate
OF lime ls already dissolved that the
point OF ofsaturstion is isapproachsd, the
water will become green. In proof
OF this he cites the fact that the water
near the shores Of lakes and seas,
where it comes IN contact with lime
stone, IL generally oil greener hue
than elsewhere.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1883-05-05

TO COMMAND Jar 0oULD,S rICHT.
Capt. John w. Shack.ord, Of the
American stesmship Illinois, has
been selected by Jay Gould to com
msnd his new yacht, the Atalauts,
after the application of many excel
lent aud experienced seameu had
been considered. Capt. Shackford
has been given charge of the fitting
up OF the vessel, aud. excepting an
elaborate silver service which Mr..
Gould had already ordered at Tit
lany's, he will have the selection OF
every article of furniture, of tableware
aud ship stores. He will audit and
pay all the bits aud render n state
ment weekly to the owner. The Alta
isnts will be practically finished un-
der Capt. Shackford's direction. Her
decks swarm with workmen,
the boilers have lust been put
in' snu the engines VIII go In next
week. About the middle Of this month
shs will make her trial trip. alter
which she will return and a final
coat OF vsrnish will be put on her.
On June l the Atslaota will sail for
New York, aud soon after will make
preliminary cruise to Newport and
to one or two other OF the islands oil
the Massachusetts, coast. The two
years voyage will not begin before
October. The frst winter will be
passed in the Mediterranean thence
the Atalanta will proceed to India
aod China. Nothing definite has
beon decided on regarding the itin-
erary oi the cruise, but it will in
clude every port OF historic interest
IN the world.