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Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
BASE BALL YESTERDAY.
A Disg gustins Game The Quick step
Defeated by q Weak Club.

The Trenton club paid its first visit
to this city yesterday and walked away
with the Quickstep club in a ten inning
game, to the tune of9 to 8.
The three hundred persons present
went away thoroughly disgusted, and
no wonder, as the game was very tire
some and expressions of disgust could
be heard on every side. The home
nine did not play with any vim what
ever, and so slow did they work that
only three innings were played tie
first hour, four runs being made on
each side. The visiting club has always
been looked upon al one, of the
weakest in the Inter State Association,
and hence the disgust manifested
against the home team in allowing
themselves to be defeated.
The cause or causes as to the defeat
may be numerous, but one thing il GER
tain Dorr did not endeavor to pitch,
and in the seventh inning he was re-
lieved by Pyle. Unless the club makes
up It's mind to play ball and not fool on
the field, the people of Wilmington will
give them the cold shoulder, and before
the season is over they will bedecidedly
the club to play ball, and those who are
in it and do not feel like playing should
be boun ed, and others who will play
substituted The score is as follows:
Quickstep 220O0l 80 O--S
Trenton 1000 200 1-9
Runs earned-Quickstep /, Trenton
2. Two-base hits-ThatCher 2. Bresna-
ham, Quinton, Harkins and Heath each
|. Three-base hits-Dwyer. Left on
bases--Quickstep9, Trenton 4. Passed
balls Cusick q, ssQuintOn I Wild
pitches-Dorr 2, Harkins 3. Struck
out--Snyder 4, Albert 2, Smiley 2, Dorr
2, Pyle Iii Cronin 2, Dwyer 2,
Bastian /, Heath |, Burk 2-S. Base
on balls--Quickstep 3, Trenton 2. Call
ed baIls-Dorr 70, Pyle "a, Harkins 132.
Strikes called off, Dorr 81, Pyle 10,
Harkins So. Umpire, James McGurk.
Time of game-Two hours and twenty
minutes.
Games played elsewhere
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3; Buffalo, 9.
AT uuisville-Columbu l3 Eclipse
At New York-Metrorolitan, AL
legheny, 3.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 8; Staten
Island, 8.
AtChicago-Chicago, At 10 New York, 2.
At Cleveland Cleveland, IL ;Boston,l
AT St. Louis-Cincinnati, q; st.
Louis, 3;
AT Pottsville exhibition game)-
Active, 16; Anthracite, 6.
At Princeton princeton College, II
Merritt, of Camden, 8,
At Thurlow-Houston, 6 Hartville,
Of Philadelphia,
| PAT West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Q;
Werntz, 3.
At Philadelphia-Athletic, l3; Bal
timore g.
At Detroit-Detroit, l2; Phila1el-
phia, 8.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

the twenty-eighth OF March, s., and on
the eighth of April Sl3. 80 and the sewing
machine valued at $40, leaving bal
ance of 46 cents due. There was another
months rent due on the seventh of
March, but he did not distrain for it,
and rs far as he knew, it was still un-
paid.
On cross-examination he said that he
knew there was Sl2 due on the machine
when it WIS delivered to him, but that
would not stop him from bringing il, as
he had no confidence in these sewing
machine leases. He saw Mrs. Kellcy's
lease, and she told him that she would
pay the balance of the money to the Com
rany, He was under the impression
that he hal told Mrs Kelley that she
could have the machine back If she
would pay the $40 by the first of August,
and supposed that she could have had
IT in a year if she had paid the money,
az he knew Mrs. Murray did not want II.
This witness did not conclude his
testimony until after o'clock, when
Court adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
vital Statistics,

1t is shown by the report OF Health
Boards, and other authorized bodies,
thai Diseases of The kidney, and bladder
are largely on thr increase; ; a sad fact,
due perhaps 10 the foolish habit OF
drinking lager beer and other liquors,
without knowing what they are made
of Is there a rcmeiT? Decidedly
yes. First, stop drinhing. Second,
tsr hunt'- k"'r'Gy-a poIaltt and un-
ia,iInA specific Ion k'dnrN, bladder,
liver ana nrinaGy Complaints. Hunts
Remedy, the great kidney and liver
ln"',oirr, is endorsed Ivy eminent phy-
STREAMS.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
:I:9tft:;S{SERAZEI|||i|i!I :tt u:
. Sun sets 7.05.
Sun rises 4. ~.

Sun rises 4.4S. Sun sets 7.O5.
Christfeld Il Best
q. $. Humphrey Il Bro, one-price hatters.
Millard +. Davis, the Jeweler, e. 2nd st.
Hammocks, Rustic Stands and Bask cts, 99c
Cupping and leeching by Parker, lo3 f.
Second street.
For cut flowers and funeral designs, go u
S43 Market street.
Call and gc. estimates for printing at the
REPUBLICAN Oftice.
Fine IS X. Plain Gold Rings, at E. 4.
Hanrs, l5 f. 4th street.
Doctors blanks a specially at the RRPUB
LIUAN Office. Prices away down.
Beetsteak and mushrooms, at Reynolds
Malta House. Water and King streets
Ieefstcak and tried tomatoes, at Reynolds
Malta House, Water and King streets.
OYSTER patties, only place in the city, at
REYNOLDS Malta House, Water and King.
For good. and pure butter, 70 to II. II
Moore, stalls IL ana ~ SECOND street mar
kct
to to Reynolds Restaurant, where you
will mud Cape May Clans, etc. Water and
King.
Try the Jim Baker Rough and Ready
pp''s''"
street.
Books bought, sold and exchanged. Ais,
Seaside Library and Stationery. No. W
9th street.
lfit were not for the church bellies, n good
many yon ~ men would not be drawn TO sun
day meeting.
Man iS an animal that can not be long lGf'
In safety without occupation ; the growth o
III F,l lI,.,p r1u n
DR.. Dlrmon while atsant from his office
800 Market street, W'!ml tIa'"u. Del. can be
found at his office 1894 Canlae Street, pnllh
A German father, who publishes she mar
riaKe Of a daughter, gleetullv says she
was the last of the half dozen. The Lord b,
praised.
Books arc the true Jewelers.. They give &c
all who faithfully use them the society, tiis
spiritual presence, of the greatest and best
Of our race.
Furniture and bedding at great sacrifice
to close business at ". W. WoOdward's, 9TH
and Tatnall streets. Don't fail to 20 If you
want bargains
Lucy II. Hooper confesses that she has sue
cumbed to tho frank bOnhomie' of the prince
of Wales despite his peccadilloes. The prince
has not yet been heard from.
Call and examine the Alaska Rcfrigera.
tOfF ANA Ice tiesiS; also wafer SOOicre anu
Stands at Sch,en's Heater. Range and Stove
House. 2V9 to 2l3 Shipley street.
Ross, ll8 Market street has received few
| cases of cheap straw hats alta baIgtln. II
will pay you to cal and examine them. lsC
his white shirts and sSulnmer underwear.
For all tie fancies, and all the beauties OF
Cold, Rosewood. Ebony and Walnut picture
frames that make the cye glitter, and the
nina yenrn for go to DOB West Second street
WANTED-.JohnG. Bryant wishes every fam.
lily to know that he is now selling Family
Bibles for $ll on installments Of small weekly y
payments. Address John 9. Bryant, this
Office.
The Alaska is II dry air Refrigerator, and
will keep fresh meats perfectly for three
week IN hottest weather, Cali and examine
II at Schnns Heater Range and Stove
House. 20S to 2l3 Shipley street.
Harvest Home rsnye is the best cook stovc
I'm the market. We warrant 1t every time.
You may be disappointed you buy another
dove Int the Harvest Homo always gives
ntlrc satisfaction. 1t has the Duplex CRATE,
tho best CRATE ever made. VI. +. Pickels. 7 h
u East ith street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
The Presld dency.

| Apropos of leader in The Sun o
yesterday, emphatically and authOri
tatively denying that Mr.. Tilden COL
templates being candidate for tht
Democratic nomination for the Presi
dency. 4 former staff officer Of his when
Governor, and since intimate with him
said II is very true that Mr. TildeI
| ~ not and cannot be n candidate for the
Presidency, because he is physically
disabled. was at his house q few
weeks ago. He shutiied into the room
dragging one leg after the other pain,
fully and slowly, and supporting his
ralsicd arm with his one good hand.
He WAS always whlsperer, you know
but on this OCCASION ~ had TO put his
moN.h clos" a,ains' my ear to make his
weak voice heard, and even then could
NOT catch all hr said | WAS compelled,
in the same way, almost to shout in his
ear to maze him comprehend what
had TO say. Oh Nj. Tilden is not
physically rlpahl" now OF political
lea lsrShip, a,il he himself thoroughly y
recognizes it.
"Why does Mr.. Tilden not make
plain and rneqrivocal announcements
that he will take no part in national
politics." wa. asked OF his friend by I.
listener at the above conversation.
" Because" was the answer, he thinks
that his dcciina'iou in 1880 was suil-
rient, and he insists that his friends
should accept that rs final and sincere.
And his immediate friends really do.
one or two leaders keep up the illusion
,f al ~ fvlIf nd
factions with. It's a ghost story. Be
Sides he added in further explanation
Of Mr. Tiden'S silence, "Mr. Tilden in
all politica! affair, is procrastinator
on principle. He openly avows it as
prrt Of his political philosophy. |
heard him defend it once while
Governor. Adj djutant-G"neral Town
send had spoken Of the annoyances
arising from his delay in acting on
various National Guard matters, when
Mr.. T;llen forcibly expressed his views
on .he impolicy Of deciding at once on
any political or Govcrnln 'ntal matter.
You may blundrrocca-ionallY, he said,
in putting off such matters till the last
moment, hut in nincty-nine cases out of
every hundred yea Will make by delay
His 'Ill see you later, was not, as
many thought, his way OF escaping i'm
porJunily il was part Of his system ;
and delay almost always brought him
Information which influenced his deter
minatiou.
Ex-senator McDosald's Presidential
boom is given rude pun tnre by the
Wick k,burg Herald, l. tells his friends
thar the claims pu, forth in his behalf
are absurdly ly eXtravagant. The fact that
he was defeated for Gyvcruor Of hiSown
State and for r,,-clecInn 10 the United
States Senate is pointed to AZ proof
that his alleged popularity III Indiana
has been ovcreStinatrd. The Herald is
not booming any other Presidential can
dihare at the expense of Mr.. Mcdonald.
1t only wants to save the Democracy
from going off halt-cocked. Its success,
however, is prublcmatical. There is
about rs much method pursued by that
party in nominating d candidate Tor
the Presidency ~ there il in the course
taken by flock OF sheep
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
To the public.

We are now prepared to sell at the
lowest cash prices, IL better and larger
assortment of gentlemen's, ladies and
chidren's boots and shoes than ever he
fore also complete line of low shoes
and slippers. Cal ard see for yourself
that we mean what wa say. At the
Boston one price boot and shoe house,
3O4 Market street. Don't forget the
number, 3O4 Market street. Henry
Pike, proprietor Repairing neatly
done
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
Millinery Goods

Received by express to-day and opened
for inspection. The large,, consignment
of fine millinery gooi>. New shapes
and styles in straw, chips, Lcghorn>
etc; without doubt the largest amt
cheapest stock Of goods ever received 10y
any millinery house III this city. Ladies'
are cordially invited TO examine our
good. and satisfy themselves thai we do
not exaggcrate. Mrs. II. S. Kirby.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
The Rights Of Travellers.

In the Court of Common pleas, fhlia-
delphia, on Wednesday, the jury IN the
case of Mark Spicker against the fen''-
sylvania Railroad Company gave vr'
dict in favor of the plautitf iurS5, ,oOo'--
Spicker took passage in November
1881, from Philadelphia fol WiIliAnspoft'
and presented to ihe conductor the r.
tnr slip Of IN excursion ticket from
Williamsport to Philadelphia.
The conductor declined to accept the
ticket, and elected Spicker in the open
couutry ON the Northern Central EhiI
road above Harrisburg i'll the midst OF a
drnnrhing rain. The Company cia''heh
in defense thai the ticket had been pnr
chased two years before, and that the
Company had endeavorrd I" call III snch
,irkrts hy extensive advertising. The
Judge charged the jury ihat the eJec~
zion lnder the circumstances was an
'outrage, and that the Qn">tt' OF the la
t,lity Of the Company Wa H." onIy one
far their consideration.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
The Three >ireat Remedies

The Medical Trio. DIR. Simms' White
pumonic Balsam, the leading lung
remedy of Wilmington, Del. Dr.
Simms' Pain Searcher, the perfection Of
pain medicine. DR.. Simms' Vegetable
Liver Pills, the perfection of pills, (su
gar coated.) Depot, +th and King
Sold by dealers.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
One Hundred and Twenty-Five

thousand cigal received this day; all
The new tobacco in, and coming in. We
have shippnA through AT great expense
ten boxes of Happy Thought by eX-
press, (new styie), at the Great Tobacco
Mart, seventh and Orange. Chapman.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
A, d. 4, W,

The members OF Wilmington Lodge,
No. /, A. q. [. W, vii m 49, a. their
room on Sunday morning al So'ri"rN, s
to make nrrdn -rmentI to attend thr tu-
neral OF the late Nathaniel MrIcLUjr
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
The weather.

Office Of the Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, May Isl A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic slates
Fair weather followed by local rains,
warm southerly winds lower pre- ssUrr.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
pOtatOes-PDtatOes

Special Inducements tor this week.
only one car load o: Tine Early Rose po
ratoeS to the whulr> llc trade at 30 ceutS
PER hu>hel. n. l.. Janney, 3ol & 3o3
klug street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
Becoming Very POpular-The New
savings and Loan Association.

An entirely new loan association is
now being organized ut the office of
William L. Hawkins, No. ~ Market
~rr-er, on the same general plan as the
Perpetual Savings and Loan AssO-
citation, which has lately become so
popular, but with several additional
advantages.
1t offers its members all the alvan-
tagas of Il safe and reliable savings lasti-
tuition, and allows more interest on the
amount invested than is usually offered
by such institutions.
Persons borrowing from this associ-
alton receive the whole amount Of the
loan and get the tIlii benefit OF its use.
The first paymen' will not be Cue un-
I'll June II, 1883, at which time the
books will be ready for delivery and the
first regular monthly meeting will take
place.
Shares are now rapidly hing taken.
All persons desiring to secure shares in
this association should leave their
names without delay at the office of
Mr.. Hawkins, where the subscription
list la now open.
Shares only 81 each. Only limited
number for sale. Now is the time TO
subscribe.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
A Terrible Eali and Not Hurt.

Yerg"r'S picture frames fell in price
from ~ to 10 cents for SXiO wall motto
frames from 20 lu ~ cents; everything
else in proportion Il large invoice is the
cause, 4O5 Shipiey street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
NEWS SUN MARY.
EPISCOPAL CONTRIBUTIONS In
VIRGINIA - POTOMAC ARMY
REUNION.

| The S8th annual council of the Pro-
testdnt Episcopal Diocese. .of Virginia
opened in Richmond on Wednesday
Bishop Whittle, i'll his pastoral, states
tnat during the last year there were 1876
Episcopal visitatiOns, and SS2 whites
and 10 colorel persons were confirmed.
Nine churches were consecrated. The
present number of ministers is IA, Of
whom are colored. The Bishop eau
toned that Councils against innovation
in worship, and recommended the elec-
ton of an assistant Bishop.
The Society of the Army of the Poto-
mac closed its reunion in Washington
by banquet last evening. Music was
furnished by the Marine Band, and
speeches We're made by General Sher-
man, Rear Admiral Rodgers, General
John f. Miller, General George b. Nc
Clellan, General II. H. Bingham, Gen
eral K. C.Schehck, General w. w. Dud-
ley and others. The reception given to
General Mcclellan was most enthusi-
astic.
In Harrisburg, yesterday, Judge
Simonton gave judgment against the
Pullman Palace Car Company in the
sum of 81, ,461 SO. The suit grew out of
an appeal made by the Company from
the settlement of the Auditor--General
for tax on gross receipts. The Court
holus tnat the receipts from the sale of
seats and berths in Pullman cars
are receipts for transportation within
the meaning Of the act OF June I, 1879.
A Boston and Montreal express train
was yesterday thrown from the track
BY Il misplaced switch at East Gran
vile, Vermont, and the engine, mail,
baggage and two freight cars were
wrecked. Several persons were Injured,
and Mrs Lucia Spalding, who was
standing Oh the depot platform, sus-
tanned fatal injuries by being thrown
through the side Of the building"
Henry Fleming, convicted of murder,
was hanged at Peterborough, Mississippi,
on Wednesday afternoon. He attempt
ed to commit suicide at the gallOws,
and sue, eeded in wounding himself il
the throat with small pocket knife.
The High license bill, providing for
license of $50 for beer saloons, and $500
for whisky saloons, WAS ordered to "a
third reading in the Illinois House Of
Representatives yesterday.
A despatch from Troy, New York,
say the cold weather has destroyed the
beds in that section, and no
corn has been planted yet.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
For safe.

y llVe-horse power rnElnc tud boiler
that has been USED about twu yo'rs, in
tiTSL-'IaSS order, can he boa. IIl ,nuap a.
lhc REPUBLICAN office.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

The Republicans Of the Fifth ward
Will nominate candidate for Council
llul her officers nn Saturday, the 10Th
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
Public Sale Of Lots.

Head & Co. will sell iifty.two build
ing lots at public sale on saturday, the
18Th inst. they are situated on 'he
highlands, and Hre desirable localions
for pleasant homes. Persons wishing
10 p,lrcbasn should attend this sal IL,
there will he no posip"nemenf, WIN
draMa. or undertaking. Th" new
Rallroad, passingthrongh the erpor-
non of olr city will cause property 10
advance rapidly in value.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
A slight Cold.

If neglected, often attacks the lungs
Browns Bronchial Toches give sure
and almost immediate relief. Sold only
in bcEhp. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

A cranky old man named Blake,
Says st. jacobs Oil "takes the cake,
He gave it one test,
And says it's the best
Cure in the world for backache.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
Medium Weight snderu ear
The E'ifia Ward

or ,alies aud gents, %, 3I and 80
'rutSat Wainwright 's.,}l2 MarNet street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
state OF (lse 'EthcS,s,srl,tnyrc

Al the REPUBLICAN Office " flr sha e
o'clock 10 o'clock II O'Clock
go 80 75C
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

When your wite's health is bal
when your children are sickly, when
yon feel worn out, Use Browns lrol
BitterS
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

The best 80 and 80 cent tea in the
3ity at Crippen's, No. ) East 2nd street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

WoLFEsvILLE, n. C.-Dr. |. G.
Mclaughlin says: 81 used Browns
Iron Biitcrs for vertigo and now feel
like new man.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
Back SuGnbe ~.

We will Give five cents per copy lor
!, s,rh ,f' he following copies Of the Daily
tvrr,uIcAN, VIZ: July 4 Aug,'St ],
+ ~" srrtcmhrr ., i, II, for the year i5S2.
At the kEPuNL'AN once
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

ELKToN, Ky.-Dr. Il. Il. Weathers
says: :" regard Browns Iron Bitters
as. IL medicine of unusual WORTH
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
For Thick Heads.

Heavy #omachs, bilious conditions,
"Weils' May Apple Pills. anti-biious,
cathartic. 10 and - cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

E'ivr pounds Of elegant coffee for 81 .OO
ct Crippcn's, No 3 Fast 2ul street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
Warm weather u. ess Goods.

Buutiugs, Nuns NeiingS, AIhatross,
al Wainwright ;, H2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18

Frr neuralgia, nervous and sick
headache, nervousness, biliouSness and
dyspepsia take Liebig Co'nraEv's Coca
Bnl' Tonic. Beware Of cheap, worth
less limitations,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
Eor a. Fine Dress Suit

call On Vranh GorDit, 433 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
parnsuIs. Umbrellas

at WainwrisIlt's, 3la Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-18
SPECIAL MEN1'AOE
Ferd Carson,

who has won his way to the front in the
profession of cutting mems garments, is
doing the leading merchant tailoring
business this spring. He allows nothing
to 60 out of his store that is not salts
factory. His store is 5lj Market street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-16
The Niaaraguan Canal

Rsw York, 15-e@eTgnor stevens, in thu
Herald, is reported as saying he re-
gardsd the Nicarsguan Canal as the
most feasible of all the routes proposed
that it will certainly be constructed, and
if the United States do not take control
of it, the French or English will. II the
NicsrsguAn Canal is constructed, Pan
anna would have but little to dc. The
shortening OF the distances Of transit
would bring all our western states eems
merce, and Japanese commerce to Mica
ragua. l have not much confidence in
DeLesseps' plan. The trade Of the
Pacific coast, with thst Of Asia, would
pay the NicarsguAn Company good in
terest on the Investment. lido not like q
subject from a sectional point, though of
course several southern states would be
locally benefited. There are but two
methods by means Of which we can pos.
sess ourselves Of outer oceanic transit.
The first is to pass the bill now before the
House, and secure the connection by
which We can control for cen uries ths
second is to initiate the policy Of England
in the Suez, and buy the controlling in
terest in it; the third is, possess our
selves by force of arms. favor the
pescable and inexpensive method Of
acquisition. do hope Congress will not
adjourn without Incorporating the com
pany which will secure the construction
of the work,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-16
Cable Clicks.

st. Petersburg, l4.-Fecktislof, editor
of 8 journal Issued by the ministry of ed
ucation, is appointed director OF the press
administration.
Berlin, 14-EiWin Booths fourth an-
pearsnce was as enthusiastic as the three
preceding. The engagement has been
prolonged.
Nice, IA great number Of wreaths
to be placed on Gambetta's tomb are re-
ceived from all parts of France.
Nice, 15.-Large crowds visited Gam
betta's tomb yesterday.
Paris, 15.-The Journal des De6ats
says: England has practically taken
possession Of Egypt, We may regret
this, but we have no right to protest
against exclusion from the arrangement,
since it is justified By cur own abstaining
from intervention.
The Yellow Book has been issued. The
final dispsteh by DuClerc, minister of
foreign affaira, dated January 9th, says
Eqglsnd's attitude compels France to re-
sumo her liberty. a dispatch By Lord
Granville, British minister of foreign
aft ,irs, dated December 18th, says there
is no reason why, after the disappearance
of control, France and England should
not continue to exercise 8 benefcent in
fuence in Egypt.
Limberg, 15.-The police closed Q
Jesuit church here. It is reported the
rector had received anonymous informR-
ton that socialist demonstration was
intended in the church yesterday. Ano-
Their version of the report is an attempt
with bombs was contemplated.