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or for California.

The Worcester excursion car, Jt'N
Marble, lately repaired by the Ja,A'
Il Sharp Company, for the use t y!
Johns Commandery and Their l'f.
in an excursion to San Francisco
attached to the 8 o'clock tram
morning for Philadelphia, at ".
place they will join the special u,
for the golden city. The party III III
bered about twenty or thirty o,
mington's most prominent G,uD]
among whom were slpt. n, H. bsl'
wife and soh j. W. Scott and WIZ
Parke Postles and wife ; JESSE NJ Y
liss and wife David WoolmaD'
others. The car was filed wllpaa|
quantity of eatables and other ft.1
ments usually taken upon a lrlp~1
kind. The regular cooks, portcE,S,J
accompanied the excursionsts. a.
crowd assembled at the sta''''
see them off.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
TIE q. A. X. Heard From,

The following resolutions having ttl
adopted at II recent meeting Of Genya
Dan. Woodall Post, No. II, &, A. R d
Wyoming, have been forwarded todl
city for publication, by COMMAND
Charles NJ. Carey through his aljutar;
w. H. Biddle.
WHEREAS, Charles II. Hurd, a Vi
dier of the First Delaware Regimen
met a sudden and untimrly death ava
from his home where there Were nod
to shed a tear over his remains exceed
his fellow soldiers and patriots, and
WHEREAS, Many of the soldiers
this Post have fought by his side 4
some of the most severely contest
battles of the late rebellion; threin|
be it.
Resolved. That we, members Of GA
eral Dan. Woodall Post, No. II, DeparI
ment of Delaware, G. A. r., return A
sincere thanks to +. w. Reeve, JOll
Mccartney and all the noble and gtns|
ous-hearted patriots who aided in iH
nishing means to provide decs
burial place where our brave colnrS'
ashes may repose in peace M|
Gabriel's trumpet shall sound the gdi
assembly call, and where his com'A
can year by year pay well deserve
honor and a fitting tribute %
memory by strewiDg his marrow \
with the choicest flowers CT sprng
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
POstDOneaI.

AT this mornings session of Munich
pal Court, City Solicitor Turner asked
that the case of Michael Haughton,
charged with maintaining nuisance,
be postponed for one week, to allow
him to obtain witnesses. He also made
application to have the case of Harlan
Cause, who was charged with similar
otfense, postponed two weeks for the
same reason, and the request in each
case was granted, that of Mr.. Cause be-
ing fixed for Monday three weeks.
In regard to the case of Peter j. Ford,
charged with violatinga city ordinance,
the City Solicitor said that Mr.. Ford s
attorney was not in town, and as he
had since complied with the ordinance,
he was willing to settle the case if Mr..
Ford would pay the costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Personal.

Mr.. +. =. Hopton is spenins 4
days with friends at Bristol, Pa
Officer Joseph Osborne, who las 4
sutferin. recently from a severe alta
of spasmodic cholera, but is now 4
valescing, with the advice of his pAl1
clan will start to-day with his wife 4
Lancaster G unity Pa, on viSlttoF1
tives there, and to fully recnperate' 4
many friends hope his desires ma!
fully realized.
John Mccartney, First ASSET
Engineer of the Wilmington Fire y
partment, returned home last NY
from Il trip to Atlantic City. lie "
absent several days and says the y
son thus far is not a prolific one ~
many of the small hotels have M f
closed. Rents are much cheaper Ia4
ever before, in consequence OF lbeap
ness of business and the lack OF ylsI'"'
Mr.. Mccartney assisted in cXillSa'S
ing a slight fire at the Stockton hoy
yesterday morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Another swimuaing Match.

f0r the REPUBLICAN.
For some time past friends Of Nc
Laughlin and Wilson have been trying
to arrange match between these two
good swimmers, and have done 30 at
last. The match will take place to-
morrow Saturday evening ten minutes
past seven o'clock sharp. They will
swim the distance from the Delaware
Western Railroad bridge to Market
street bridge. 1t has been a question as
to who was the best swimmer for
some time past but it seems that all are
afraid to try Wilson, because he has
won several matches. The friends OF
Mclaughlin say that he will not be the
last man under the bridge. 1t is re-
ported that Wilson's friends say that
this will be the last match he will Ell er
in this city. Mclaughlin has said that
if he met either Wilson or Pierson, h
wonld make them feel very badly when
he got through with them. AS they are
considered the best swimmers in the
city, no doubt each will do all they cal
to win. SWIMMER.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Visiting f'lrelnen.

The Liberty Fire Company Oh "
ing, Pa, will visit WilminstGh W. y.
10th Of August and will be 'het~
Of the Weccacoe Steam Fire ivy
Company, who will give them ~, !"
reception. A tiremsn's parade n. ~
posed, and it is to be hoped thal ,n
tire fire department will co oprl ,ts,
turn out in full force, and sho" lTt
Pile Of Wilmington one of the o'n ss
firemen's parades, such as were ~"
years gone by.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Eff TIL EDITION
Dots.

tramps. "
The new Office of William Lee g. &,
will b. occupied next week. WI
A semi-annual dividend of \, ,
share has been declared by the WEHr
mington Coal Gas Company. W"
Two young men of this city hired j.,
team u Atlantic City, yeslsnh1
and were locked up for fast driviu, d
September 9th is the day fixed +.
the annual excursion Of st. Johns IN" W.
mandery, colored Knights Telnplar, w.
Atlantic City.
Stansbury Murray, of No. 0 Freps
street, is taking quite an interest i
CANNES, he having two fine specilO en-.
on hand at the present time.
Cantaloupes are selling for thin,
cents per basket. The steamer S I
Mccall brought large consignment
this city yesterday.
Services will be held in the old ,Da,,
IHk HOuSCt NHk SoiCCt, dDONc ltD'b
this evening. Elder WIN. l.. Smet
will preside. y
Fruit shipments on the Delaware rail.
road are beginning to be quite heayr
and in conseq uence the trains are CON-.
siderably delayed.
Jane Irons charged Henrietta MAJ
thews with disorderly conduct and a,
hearing before Squire Vandegrift 81.
was required to furnish 500 bail for hs|
future good behavior.
The services preparatory to the cys
bration of the Lords Supper" NJ
Olivet Presbyterian Church, on Snular|
morning, will be held at the cLQrd
this evening.
The remains of the late Captain JS
Ma Arriga, commander of the steaas
San Jacinto, were embalned by ulls |
taken j. A. Wilson and placed o.
board the steamer, which sailed irs
this port yes ter'lay.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
The Trade Dollar Scare.

The action of severa of Dovers
neutrality-suspicious., as mentioned in
yesterdays paper, in endeavoring to
flood the towns with the trade dollar,
has caused quite stir among the
business men Of all the towns in the
State. Middletown merchants as well
as the banks, have shut down on them,
and the feeling, VIII rh had about sub
sided in Wilmington, has been started
afresh throughout the towns and vii.
lagos.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Deyegat es to the Supreme Coa'1

The Supreme Council OF the o n'
Friends of America will colI't.
Trenton, N. j., on Tuesday l'eH w,
the following persons from ". VI.
councils in this city have bee" r Vi,
delegates to the Convention n mi
II. Combs, Jacob Hates, r wS
Hyatt, Francis W. Hyatt, ,, n,"
Davis, Henry Il. Davis, "'l ia1
Davis, M. A. Meyers, Ange'~
Beatty and George r. Conner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Immigrants Coming

At a meeting Of the Immigration Com
mittee at Dover, Yesterday, it was re-
ported that % families had arrived since
former meeting, fifteen Of whom had
settled in Sussex and thirteen in Kent
Counties. Applicants for immigrants
are still coming in and more arrivals are
expected soon.
The date of the meeting has been
changed from the last Wednesday to
the last Thursday in each month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Newport q. A. X. Festival.

The military festival for the benefit OF
Striker Grand Army Post opened
at Killgore Hall last evening. The at.
tendance was better than might have
been expected, the unfavorable weather
considered. Professor Clark's quartet
club was present and rendered some of
their best pieces of music.
This evening, (Friday) Col. James
M. McCarter, of Wilmington, will de.
liver a military address. Smyth and
DUPONT Posts, OF this city, are expected
to attend on Saturday evening, and it
il hoped other Posts will also attend. A
good program has been prepared for each
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Oct Cured.

Persons who have been suffering for
a Iorg time should call on DR.. Darmon,
NO 800 Market street. BY neglecting
10 do 50 life may bs shortened Good
health is a great boon, and those who
wish TO enjoy it must apply the proper
remedies to remove distractions and
prepare for the bellthful action of the
various functions of the body.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Fruif khiOlllents'

The fruit shipments over lh i.,.t
ware Railroad yesterday collI , r,,
ffty-six carloads, the prinrlla''o NJ
which was peaches, and co''''s
follows: phi,
Jersey City, q Boston, ,,a,Op
phia, 20 Chester, 2; WINNIE"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
A Hard Character,

Thi, morning John Galreath was
charged before Judge Cuninins with
being drunk and disorderly. Officer
Nickrrs ar ested him, and testified that
he is bad character, and was arrested
some time ago for attempting to steal
Mr.. Churchman' horse and carriage
1t was also shown that he had been ar
rested for other o,ienSes, and the Judge
imposed fine of s. and costs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Sent 10 the AlIILNhOUAe,

The tramp who was arrested in the
freight yard Of the p. w. 4 Il. Rail
road Company on Wednesday night by
officers Moore and Tibbet and who
was too sick yesterday morning to have
hearing was sent to the Almshouse in
the afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
MARRlED.

MACKLEM-BRADLE On Thursday, the
ID inst, by the Rev. W. L. >. Murray ,Mr.
Matthew Macklem to Miss Anna Belle
Bradley, both of this city.
GARkErT-CAVEND ER-At kimblevil'e,
Pa. on the "A ult., by the Rev. Mr.. Workman,
assisted by the Rev DIR. Hastings, Mr..
Clinton Care tt to Miss Sallie Lavender.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Danger OusIy Injured.

Martin Clarity, who works at the
Edgemoor Iron Conpany's Works, met
with a serious accident yesterday, by
being struck with piece of falling
iron work, which broke his right leg in
two places and his left ley in one place.
The injured man was brought to his
residence in this city, No. 800 f. Fifth
street, and DR.. Draper summoned, who
dressed the wounds. The man was af.
forwards removed to the Pennsylvania
University Hospital, Philadelphia.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Illness or Cant. ii Il Il dell.

Captain George II. Huddell, manager
of the Wilmington Steamboat Com
pany, is now lying at the residence of
his sister a. Beverly n. j., seriously i'll
and grave fears are entertained Of his
recovery,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

A lady from this city, who went on
the Norma excursion to Atlantic City
yesterday, was taken 50 violently i'll
at that place that she was unable to re.
turn, and had 10 he left in charge Of a
physician.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Great Inducements

ut Carton stalls, Second street market.
Fine Butter 20 and - cents, a full cream
churn for 3, cheap at l2ia good rGurn
for Do, worth Zoe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

To close out the balance "e have
marked them at Is cents per yard. All
new goods &. WoKKELL,
Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

wagons and d"arhurus will take place
at the Wilmington Bazaar, Tenth and
Orange streets, tomorrow morning ~
II o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
IOIiN WANAMAkER.

Something this morning
that every one of you wants
and every one will get, and,
if gotten here and now, twill
be at a large saving. Our
buyer has returned and the
goods are arriving-Wri ting
Paper and Envelopes--about
three tons. Quantity tells,
you know. Sayadozen sheets
OF Note each to how many !?
About 10000 people.
If we can induce that mum
Der to use their leisure in
writing up their long neglect
ed correspondence. W h a t
great moral persuaders we'd
be
You must know that we
keep the tip-top finest, such
as Tiffany, Of New York, and
others sell exclusively, and
also the ordinary grade that
stationers sell and don't keep
the other.
This lot is between the
two. 1t is graded thus: The
highest Of p" perfect; the
Ms or medium, and the
lower grade. The MS "
are the same as "P' in the
pulp and finish, but specks OF
dust have settled on it, that
the inspector can see, and
you could, too, with a good
glass They show more on
some tints than others.
Now the makers propose
changing the style Of one OF
the favorite brands and, to
clear out the warehouse and
start fresh, accepted a very
low offer.
These are the surprising
prices;
| Square Commercial cents per qnire.
| Royal Note. cents per quire
| tclavg NOte. 10 cents per qure
| Commercul Note, 10 cents per quire.
The variety of tints is less
in Octave Note.
The most of this paper i:
of the "P" grade and Of the
tavorite brand referred to. A
minor portion has the speck:
we have described.
Now about Envelopes
We have to have these made
in part, but very low down
/ You have been paying IS
10 and y cents. We sllal
Iput these right in at ONT
price, ten cents per pack, bu
only with the Paper. w
can't sell the Envelopes sep
crate, except at the regula'
price. We don't think we've
ever done quite so we'll 70
you in Paper. Well scne
i your orders as we get them
.. The girls can make a bette
pick now than when schoo
opens.
The paper is here. Tn.
Envelopes should come to
day.
MaiH ~. northwest Of centre.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

Wilcox Il White Organs, and also the
Matchless Hazelton Bros. Pianos Of
W. H. Mullen, Manager, 713 Market
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Buchu-I'aibA.

Quick, complete; cures al IL, Dis Die
Kidney, Bladder and Urihar! .
81 Druggists.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

NyOTlCf;-THE MEMBERS OF HAIR
~ nony Council, u. +. Of A., are request.
ca to meet at their room, il5 Market street,
Sunday afternoon, Mt o'clock, August s, to
attend the flnora of our late brother, Jas.
X. Suttcrley. BY order Of the W r.,
a32 RICHARD HERlfAiE
Attest: LOUIS J. DEwsNOr X. 5.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

ERE WILL BE A SPECIAL
~ meeting OF tile Delaware Fire Co., NO.
8, held Saturday evening, at 80 o'clock
Every member is requested to be present, as
business of Importance will be transacted.
au3.2t T.. +. LUMMlS, Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
. Good Thought for
a Hot Day.

Our stock of Alpaca Linen
and Marseilles Clothing will
be kept in complete assert
ment so long as the hot
weather demands. Conven-
lent Of access (they are all on
the first hoor) and complete
ness of stock will enable us
to supply your wants in Thin
Clothing with the smallest
demand upon your time and
patience.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
1000 Porcelain Dinner r. -,

at ~ cents each, l. l.. ROW.
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

Jerseys are in demand by the ladies
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

NyANrED-PAGE AND NUMBER
w ers. $40 TO SIS per week, and extra for
over time Address at once The Homer Lee
Bank Note Co., care Guys Hotel, Philadel
phia. au3-lt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03
Wanamaker & Brown,
Oak Hall, Sixth Il Mark ct sts.,
PHILADELPHIA

DOR SALE. A HANDSOME a.
T. black mare, I years old; war. ~
ranted sound, very stylish, pleasant driver,
and safe for a lady. Can be seen Mt HA-
CAMS stable, Shipley st. between Seventh
and Eighth streets. au32tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

VIvANTED-A MAN AND WIFE GAN
w get board, with secOnd-stOry front
room, In q private family. Good location
Address H., ore 800 W. Second st. au3-ltt
DOARUING DESIRABLE SECOND.
ID floor rooms, with board also, table
board, at SOC King street. au33tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-08-03

Main Il ~. northwest Of centre.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

About the first of April a young man
arrived in Seattle and registered at the
hotel as L. G. Montgomery. He wore
fine clothes and rich jewelry, seemed to
have plenty of money, and has since
connected himself with gentleman in
this city in the real estate business, and
also had taken an interest in a grocery
store in North Seattle, and was prepar-
ing 20 connect himself with several 9TH
or business ventures here.
About q week ago a large Ens looking
man with full beard sppeare1 in this
city and after being here few days
went to Olympia, and arrived here
again yesterday. Shortly after his ar
rival Chief Woolery went down to
North Seattle and arrested Montgom
cry. A reporter called on the large
man for an explanation, and in sub
stance received the following inforrna
ton
my name is Captain Aull and I am a
detective, for Wells, Fargo q Co, With
headquarters in San Francisco. This
man Montgomery, whom your Chief of
Police has just arrested, is forRer, and
his proper name il w. NJ. Roberta The
particular offence for which he is ar
rested Is a forgery on the First National
Bank of Pueblo, Colorado, by which be
obtained 5000 and skipped. He first
forged power of attorney and sold
another mans land, and before he got
possession of the purchase money, he
comm tilted five or six forReries. The
last one in this connection was on
March 18th at Pueblo, Colorado. When
| arrived here your very worthy Chief
of Police rendered me valuable assist
anoe and We soon succeeded in finding
our man. i then went to Olympia,
with requisition from the Governor
of Colorado for VIM. Roberts alias l..
G. Montgomery, which was promptly
granted by Governor Newell, and on my
return Chief Woolery arrested our man
and locked him up. We think a con-
siderable portion of the money is on
deposit in Seattle. and we have gar
uisheed all the banks here. Roberts
is lawyer and covered up his tracks
very nicely"
Captain Auli and his prisoner will
leave for Colorado via Portland tomor-
row.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

PunIIo School Picnic. - Arrange
ments have been perfected for a grand
pablo school picnic to Alki Point on
Saturday, June 10th. The object is to
purchase either piano or school library
with the profits of the excursion. Ample
means of transportation will be pro-
vided for all those desiring TO attend
what will perhaps be the largest picnic
of the season. There will be variety
of means for the amusement Of those
who participate, such as running races
for the old ladies', young men aud girls.
jumping matches, fat mems race, and a
grand May-pole dance taken part in by
all she scholars Of the new school house.
As there are about 500 scholars in at
tendance this May. pole dance will be
she browning event of tho day, and a
sight never before Witnessed ON this
coast. Refreshment stands will be
erected and their contents disposed of
at Seattle prices. Nothing will be left
undone to secure the comfort and pleas
sure. OF those attending, and all may
have the double satisfaction of con-
tributiug to good cause and at the
same time secure more than return on
the money invested. See advertisement
elsewhere.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1883-05-30

Seattle seem to Have Water Works Ga.
pablo or supply Ing 5e.o09 People.

Seattle Seem to Have water Works "a.
pablo OF supplyfns $1,000 People.
Bailey Gatzert, of Seattle, and the
Schvabachers of San Francisco, have
taken controlling interest in the
Spring Hill Water Company, CT Seattle,
and the work is now being pushed as
rapidly as men and money can de it.
The pipes are being manufactured
in San Francisco. All the mains
will be Pinch and the side pipes and
s-inrh. These pipes are being made of
cast iron. and are OF sufficient size to
supply a city of 5000 people, or in
other words. have double the capacity
of the works now In operation in Port
land, Oregon.
Mr.. 4. ID. Pierce, an experienced man.
who recently completed the hydraulic
elevator works for Capt Ainsworth, in
Portland, has been employed to super
intend the putting in of the Spring Hill
Water Company's works, and is row in
charge of the large force of men en-
as speedily as possible.
Mr.. Pierce inforned,a reporter of this
paper yesterday, that his instructions
were to have a sufficient supply of water
IN Seattle for all purposes by the 18th of
next August, and he intended to do il,
unless some unforeseen obstacle arises
TO prevent.
Two large reservoirs are now being
constructed with capacity of LOCO, 600
gallons, on lands owned by the COM
pany in Central Seattle, at an elevation
of l76 feet above Commercial street.
From this elevation the pressure will
be equal to " pounds to the square
inch, and be of force sufficient to throw
a stream of water over any building in
the business part of this city.
The water will be utilized from all the
springs between King street and the
Catholic College grounds, and also from
Lake Washington.
The engines for the pumping works
required will have a capacity to force
water through 12-inch mains to an ele-
Walton Of $50 feet into the reservoirs at
the 50 called Catholic College grounds.
in Central Seattle.
The question of capital is no longer
as they have unlimited means at hand
to more than complete the works. and
their only object now Is to get water
into the city as soon as possible.
The capital stock of the company
will be increased to 100000 about July
LIST. at which time an election of officers
will be held. John Leary, Esq, the
prime mover in this great and worthy
public enterprise, will retire from the
Presidency, and probably Mr.. Bailey
Gatzert will be chosen to that position.
For months Mr.. Leary has worked
hard to got capital interested in this
great public need, and he has at last
succeeded He is certainly deserving
of great credit for his perseverance,
and congratulations on his success.
As stated befo g, two reservoirs are
being constructed on what is known as
the Catholic College grounds. The first
will be ITO feet long, 20 feet wide and
II feet high, and the second 100 feet
long, 20 feet wide and IA feet high.