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Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
& ueDty to Animals.
For the REPUBLICAN,.

FOT Ute HETT HLTTAN.
The attention Of the Society for the
Prevention Of Cruelty to Animals is
called to persons who nightly overload
their horse, at the wharf of the steamer
FELTON,. For some time past the writer,
as well as others, has motto d one horse
in par ocular, which is compelled to draw
q heavy load from the wharf fevery night.
Not content with piling more produce
Oh the wagon than the horse can con
veniently draw, three men are allowed
to ride on the load The attention OF
the owner has been repeatedly called to
the fact but he has giveE no heed to
the warning. 1t is 10 be hoped that
a stop will be put to it, SYMPATHY.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
Searching for the Body.

The search Tor the bply of Miss Anna
Davis, who was drowned ON Sunday
last, is being vigorously pursued bat
without success. II WAS rumorcd upon
the street thai tl" girl was not druWn"i
but bad been -"Crrtel about the boat
San .JacintU, and search warrant was
issued in order to satisfy the minds ot
those who tlpught that such an Outrag"
had been committed il '..eir midst, and
eight or ten policeman in command Of
Chief Hawkins, s"trch"i the boat
from stem to stern, but failed to find
anything that would tend to sustain the
rurnor that she had been hidden away.
In the minds pf all right thinking peo.
die, under the circumstances, there is
no doubt but that the lady was
drowned.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
l,OugrcsSInenO on the Tariff,

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, July 23.-TO.
Gazette will contain letters
from four of the democratic Congress-
men from Arkansas on the tariff and
,prakelship. All are ontspoken for a
r., venue tariff. Jones and Peel are
openly for Carlisle, Rogers is uacom-
ln:tted, bl,t in favor Of Carlisle, and
Ii"rkinridge is uncommittcd, but pro-
noun ed against Randall or other pro-
lnrl inniStS
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
THIRD EDITION,
Tea Party.
For the REPURLICAN.

DEAR SIRs:-I do not propose making
q swell thing of this tea party, for l
only receive $1.00a a month out of my
pension after paying my board, only
for few ofmy friends who have al ways
SO kindly treated me- Squire Brady,
james Hickman, l.. +. Adair, X. q:
Fraim, j. Montgomery, and that gooa
young man, Andrew Stewart, who Is
dead and gone, he always treated me as
q son. When | see ladies' and children
unattended driving in the various
queer vehicles now in fashion, l can
not help thinking of the radical changes
which have taken place in this country
in regard to modesty and decorum IN
ladies.
1t will not be in accordance with the
tea parties held in that city of Sodom
and Gomorah by some people called
Washington, the capital Of Republi-
can government. At present 1t is the
the swell thing to do, and every girl in
Washington insists on having village
cart and horse which she drives on ne
public thoroughtares morning, noon and
night. Last winter and through the
spring months there was a fashionable
woman in Washington who drove
pair of ivory-tinted white ponies TO an
exquisite eqnipage; the harness was
tipped with gold and everything loud
looking; the lady dressed elaborately
and with long mousquetaire gloves
handled the white reins with the skill
OF a man. She had two dogs OF rare
breed, and they sat besidelher, one on
each side, she in the middle the groom
in livery sat back, and she drove on the
front seat with her dogs.
This lady has passed most OF her
married life in Paris, and has brought
to this country the customs of that gay
city ; she gave Sunday afternoon teas,
and baccarat was played during the at.
ternoon and evening. Everybody who
was called fashionable, sought the
charming and agreeable lady, and all
the diplomats attended her Sunday teas
and enjoyed the foreign gambling game.
am sorry to see our American girls
after European noblemen !; half of them
whose blood has coursed through
scoundrels' veins ever since the Hood
ask old Ireland what she thinks of the
noblemen, look down in the .junges Of
Asia, where hundreds of thousands OF
them toll from morning Till night ,andge'
enough to keep soul ana body together,
and the noblemen get their millions of
of their sweat and toll.
Look at the present appointment IL
place of Queen Victoria's son-in-iaw IN
Canada owns his l26, 900 acres of land
in Ireland, 5000 in England. Ask the
defendants of them that settled oil Ply
mouth rocky shore, who were driven
out of Europe for conscience by the no.
blemen, the finest, most patriotic and
mobiles men that ever settled any part
of Gods earth; wherever they went they
carried the church and school house,
that is all America should know-the
nobility of the soul Now, my friends
as the good boy has been down the bay
propose to take the bad boy down.
will see if can't make him jump ovel
into Colonel French's watermelon patel
or climb on his fence, or get up his scherrl
trees, or eat oyster pies. If he don't,
will spank him well. Martha Wash
ington, the poor Old soldiers widow
with my best respects for so kindly
looking after the widows and orphans.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
A khp(1 for Truck erN.

The truckers and others from New
Jersey bringing produce to tins city,
petitioned Council last week to: the
erection Of shed at Front street wharf
to protect them from the weather, The
matter was ref rrcd tC the Committee
on Public Puildings, who VII meet oi
the wharf this evening al 80 O'Clock, TO
view the siteand become fully acquaint.
ed with their wants. Ii IL probable a
favorable report will be mad" to Cuun-
Gil at its next meeting.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
A Coming Event.

For some time past rivalry has
listed among the business men lccai
Oh the north and south side of IN
street. The main cause of this anatu
is the question OF base ball, each
claiming the superiority land in oEit'
settle al dispute, challenges weTr
changed ana II game is now benz
ranged TO take place at Schuetzen IA
In order to make the game inteTe't.
and instil the players with good u
ing, keg Of beer will be place,
third base and the man reaching u
point will be allowed to tap the 4
With such a tempting offer each %
er will no doubt make IA base hi r''
time and wien given his base on q
the umpire will be escorted to II TeS'
keg. The players and time OF ~
will be announced in tomorrow smI
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
Changed HIS business

An evangelist named John :" +,
who % short time since rtll'eu %
Baltimore, which he pitche' az an,
cant lot in Chester, where hr IA
wife held service every nis ~, ,i,l ii
found that they did not lneel W." M
encouragement and assistance eNl n,
has sent the tent back, and go''' !"
huckstering business.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
DEATHS.

BRADIEI--On Sunday, tho 22nd inst =,
Francis Bradley, in the 73rd year OF his
age.
The relatives and friends are requested to
attend the funeral from his late residence.
2le Lombard street, on Thursday morning at
8 o'clock. To proceed to Newark. Services
at the NJ. f. Church in that town.
MCCARRON-ln this city, on the oath inst.
John McCarron, youngest son Of Mary and
the late Timothy McCarron.ag = years
Funeral services to be held ut st. Paul 's
Catholic church on Thursday afternoon, at
2.M o'clock. lnterment at New Cathedral
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
Death Of u Cripple.

An eight-year old son of Joseph
Hotfecker, of Dover, died last night,
after suffering for year or more from
injuries received by falling from chair.
The little fellow bore his sutferings with
true manly courage,a and while his death
is sregretted he is relieved from all future
Daiu
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
To be COMPLETED.

The Secretary of the Navy is said
to have decided on having
the monitors Puritan, Terror and
Amphitri'e completed by the contrac-
tors who built the hulls under the con-
tracts with ex-Secretary Robeson.--
1t is understood that the Sl,OOO,00O
appropriated for the engines for these
vessels and the Monadnock, on the
Pacific coast will be divided so as to
allow $4,000 for the Puritan, building
at Chester sos, 900 for the Terror, AT
Cramps, and sos, 900 for the Amphitrite
launched short time since at Harlan
Il Holingsworths'
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
Fine Lunch.

The place to get cool glass of beer
and fine lunch is al John Graham )
New Exchange Saloon, Shipley stree
above Third. The bill Of fare this week
is as follows:
Thursday-Fricd beef steak, potato
salad, bread and butter, etc.
Friday-Fried and broicd fish. fried
and broiled potatoes, with all the side
dishes.
Saturday-Clam chowder, bread and
butter, and the usual trimmings. A
square meal and glass of beer for 8
cents
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
PICKELS BULLETIN.

Good weight, good meas
ure and good articles are the
order of the day at Pickles
emporium for -four and feed,
Fifth and King streets. As a
general rule it will be found
that Pickles sells -four a little
lower than other dealers,and
as a general rule, his flour is
always found to be the best
in the market. He only wants
a fair living profit. All over
that goes to his customers.
1t is worth something too, to
have your purchases taken
right to your doors. This
Pickles always aims to do,
and nothing affords him more
pleasure than to relieve you
of the labor of trudgins home
your heavy loads OF market,
ing by taking it home for
you if left at his store. Gus
toners always have variety
at his store. He has from 90
to 70 grades of flour from
which to choose. WM. ID.
PIcKELS, Fifth and King SITS.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
'g,HE>ruANuhIRtuIEFS ANDFANS

TTNliE~t jlhNDh ERtliIEFS AND FANS
1 with cur Java coffee at 2jc. are going
fast Come on an get one at 1853 Fast Sixth
street: it /, the place. We will lay our shelves
uut Un ibw pucc TINS week. Come ana see
our Hour St re. BAG. and rood butter. &c:
lard. H.. sugar cured shoulders l!c.: dried
htef -, wholesale prices; ~ Of soap, ~.
his soap ana eiasti' starch makrt your
clothes WI { I'ue lady came Y squares for
Lhi! elastic starch She said her servants
cpuid not wash W tlult it, and she und hot
lut 1t anywhere else. We have fresh cg.r at
lE2c.. always On hand tne rose potatoes from
uur farm at 4Gc. basket fine cream cheese
3 h. gIngrr snaps. 25c., Tor pc-nics. Come to
~" Eat sixth street and save money
ly2+.-tt 7. NJ. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
DemOrueIIe's determination.

terry. At lO O'Clock, a. m. on Wednesday.
June 18th, the day after the lj7th Monthly
and the Iuns SENT annual Grand Drawing
Of The louisiana State Lottery. Mr.. Jas. De
mOrue!ie (of Dcmoruclle X tuSlchs. dealers
IN building materially presented also at the
Conpanv's 9th sc Oue.nalt Of ticket No 23.l3l,
which had won the trst capital prize Of SljO,
~, and vas promptly paid in fun. He Is 80
years Of ago. and has D en- In business since
he wa y year. old He has been industrious
and has been J the ehead Of 3 different firms,
Succeeding in earning "A Comfortable income.
He. hts father and gr nlfltner were all born
ii New Orleans Andi il ne of the Oldest Creole
fIm Ile. descendants Of Du NcruHy.cne of the
pioneers ui the colony founded by BionvIlle
New Orleans riCayune. j une II.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
- EtilSTER'S ORDER.

~ REGIsTEk's OFFICE,
NEW CAsTLEt touN NTT, DEL, July, 1883.
Upon the application Of John II. Rodney,
Executor Of George H. Rodney. late of New
Castle Hd in said county. dec d.. 1T is ordered
aud directed by the Reg 1stcr that the Executor
aforesaid slve notice ot granting Of Letters
Testainentary upon the estate Of the deceased
with the date Of granting thereof, by causing
advertisements to he posted within forty days
from the date Of such Letters in six Of the
most public places of the county of New Cas-
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act ut Assembly in such case
made and provided and also cause the same
TO he inserted within the same period in the
DAILY kEprBLICAN, a newspaper published
in Wilmington and to be continued therein
three weeks, u. .. d.
Given under the hand and Seal
l.. S. of fDii1ce Of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington. in New Castle county
aforesaid. the day and year above written.
5. &. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICE.--All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must present the
same. duly attcsted. to the Executor on or
before the 9Th day Of .Iuly, A. d., 1884,
or abide the Act of Assembly in such case
made and provided.
JOHN II. RODNEY, Executor,
Address. New Castle, Del. lyJ
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

We'll, after all that big pile
Of calico is apt to turn out as
much happiness to the yard
as any. Did you ever see a
finer collection OF patterns ?
Well printed, the oily odor
on them still. No one ever
made a present of a dress
pattern with more sterling
value than these excellent
calicoes at 5 cents a yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

StHEH!FF'S SALE - BY VlHTUE or
y sUntry writ Of Fl. Fa IL me directed will
he exposed to Public Sale at the lumber yard
Of Iatndll. N the foot of Market street near
the bridge. in the city of Wilmington, New
Castle County, Delaware,
ON TUESn y,
THE 3lST DAY OF II LI. 1855.
i, At 10 o'clock, a. ln., the following describes
personal property, viz:
Consisting OF hemIoch lost, srantliug
planks and bOard-. spruce scantling. yel Uv
pine scantlinY planhS and liyorng. white plHc
plank ana toards Of all grades. moulings
siding. beaded ceiling and fencing. posts
hewed chestnut posts. hem0ck pickets. pair
gray horses. | gray mare. harness, blanhcts. !
iumhrr wagon. lumber hooks. roller, and
tools. etc
Seized and taken in execution As the prop
cr'y Of Walter ~. latnalI and Hen-y L. Tat
nall, Jr,.and to he re-sUIt by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff
SHERIFF's OFFICE, Wilmington, July 20
l-,5
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
Saturdays storm.

CHICAGO, July 23.-Later advices Of
Saturdays storm indica es that lis
track was one or two miles wide, and
crossed Blue Earth, Wazca, Steel,
Dodge, Olmstead aud Wabashaw coun-
ties.
Most serious damage occurred at the
villages Of Kasata, Owa'onna and
Elgin. Three persons We're seriously
injured at Elgin, and there were nine
serious casualties near MantOrvil.e.
By The overturning of Il passenger
train near Owatonna thirty-tuur persons
sustained injuries Of II more Or less >eri-
GUS nature.
Mrs. GciSSinger and her mother We're
killed near Hltchcock, and MIS-. BowIro
lost her life near kedtirld.
1t is reported that nine persons Wrr,-
killed and fifty wounl"d near Huron,
D1knta
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
Oft for Halifax.

Eli Mendenhall, Edward Bringhurst,
Jr, with their wives and families, and
Harry Lee, of this city, left on Sunday
evening for Baltimore, and left that
city yesterday, on the steamship Cas-
plan for Halifax, Nova Scotia, where
they will remain for some time.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

OwESTON, KT.-Dr. I. +. Mun,y
SAYS 81 hav" found Browns Iron BIT
ters one OF tn" best touics, and prescribe
it frequently
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
IOlIN WANAMAkER.

A Black, Plaid Organdy
Lawn is worn either in or
out of mourning for summer
toilets. Did you ever get a
good article under IS cents
Possibly, but you never did
under l2t cents. While this
bargain lot lasts it is yours at
8 cents.
Market street entrance, main aisle, first circle
On righ'.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
JOHN WANAMAkER.

Here is a beautiful lawn in
the newest French styles,
fresh and blooming. Our
buyer knows its American
make, though you mightn't,
unless you we're told. This
is put down, too. We COM
pared it with that on the
shelves at s7I cents-not
much odds,b but less sheer and
Just as well printed. Think
of it, a dime a yard
Market street entrance, main aisle, first circle
on right,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
Rutter and Cheese.

Wholesale and retail fresh print
butter specially, at Cartons stalls,
Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
John WANAM.AKER.

Not all our stock Of ging-
hams, but a special lot OF
domestic that has touched
10 to I2p cts. but never lower
for this make, we pin down
to 7 cents. Styles innumer-
able an d GOOD frst-class
make. Perfect as any on our
shelves.
Market street entrance, main aisle, first circle
on right.
IOHN WANANlAkER,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
True Courtesy.

A bfa It full fact on this subject is re-
lated of Prince Albert. On one occa-
sion 4 humble, worthy man who had
befriended the prince in early life
called to see him, and was invited IL
come 10 the family table. He began 1c
eat with his knife, as he had been ac-
cuStomed and the young peopl" smiled.
Prince Albert looked around upon them,
as if to say stop that ~ and at once
he himself began to eat with his knife,
and did so to the end Of the meal
After dinner, one of the children asked
him why he did so. Prince A bert r -
piled cit is well enough for us o
observe the etiquette of the day; hu.
mi, far more important to avoi.i ln,lll-
ing people. wanted my old tr1pml 10
enjoy his dinner, which he could not il
he had seen you laughing at him. He
is a custOihed TO use his knife, and it
would he quite difficult for him to use
the fork instead" THIS was genuine
poiteness. The world would be hap
pier and better if there We're more III it,
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

NOR SALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED
4 ana IrGtitihl business Of Ii years stand
lul. now dpug very good business. Salts
factory rras rs given tor selling Out i'll
health the only cause This is II splendid
opportunity ior an tnterprising manto make
money. Aplly to THOMAS X. LALLl.
IVA 4tf COZ Market street
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

John 5. SprIanr", Of this city, il with
the surveying corps On the new l'altl-
more s. Philadelphia Railroad.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

Mrs II. Il. Pennington is pao.ln a
few weeks at berkeley Springs, West
Virginia
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
Geo. W. Bush Il Sons

Sell splendid article Of hard Shenan-
doah Coal at S5.1j, and Of free burning
coal at s..
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

7 DSl--A GOLD SCARF PIN IN THE
IL shape OF "A bug, with cat eye stones in
back aui diamGnd-set wings. The nnder will
he rewarded by leaving it at the Morning
News Diiire Supposed to have been lost near
express office on Market street ly4.tf
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
John WANAMAKER.

Velvet importations are
usually held till September I.
We opened the first half-case
on Saturday Of low-priced
goods for trimming and will
sell what we can for $l.75.
A month hence you'll pay
Is cents a yard higher for
them.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
The Trade Dollar.

WASHINGTON, July 23-Secretary
Folge: ha, addressed a letter to James
G Holock, of brooklyn, n. Y, in re-
sponSe to some views expressed by that
gent Ielnan . the effect that the Presi-
dent has ample authority to order the
redemption of the trade dollar. The
Secretary says that in his opinion such
Il proposition lacks the support Of law,
as it cereainly does of Legislative intrn.
ion, and that he would hesitate to ad
wise the President to exercise the power
suggested.
He thinks it would be much better to
await the action Of Congress. Secretary
Folger's letter is supplemented with
Senator Sherman giving history of the
trade dollar coinage. The bill taking
away the legal-tender quality Of this
coin was introduced in the House OF
Representatives, May s, 1876, and was
reported favorably by Hon s. S. Cox,
June 10.
There was no objection to its passage,
and it became law July %, 1876, with
out an opposing vote in either house.
None of the coins were in circulation at
that time, and none were put in circu-
latiOn until some months after their
legal-tender quality had been taken
away. AT no time and on no account
have they ever been received or paid
out by the United States treasury.
The Bicycle Cham pionship.
The bird and deciding race for $500,
and to settle the championship Of the
world. between the bicycle riders, j. $.
Prince, of Boston, and Fl. w. Higham
Of England, took place at Athletic
Park, Washington, yesterday after
noon, in the presence of about 5000
persons
Among those present yesterday were
the English minister, Lord Sackville
West, and his daughter. Higham took
the lead and kept it until the end Of the
second mile. Then Prince spurted and
went to the front. AS the fifth mile
was reached Higham regained first
place. When 81 miles were completed
there was a struggle for the champion.
ship which was very exciting.
The first race, five miles, was won by
Prince several weeks since. Then hig-
ham, two weeks since, beat Prince in a
race for twenty miles at Rochester, n
| Y. The final race was for zen miles.
Prince proved to be the fastest rider
and on starting on the last quarter mile
he was about three yards in front
which gap he widened during the tinisl
to about twenty-five yards, winning tn.
race and the cha" pIonship by two sec
ondS. Princes time was 33 minutes
and 362 seconds, and that Of lIighau
80 minutes and 5SI seconds.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
A First CI ass washing Machine.

Now on exhi bition al j. G. johnson &
Sons, 22j Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24
r,xEEwoNT sEnINARY,NoRRIS

J. town, Pi PdtroniAed Dy those desiring
for her sons careful moral training and
thorough prcpara'ion for business or college.
+Oth .cho"l year commences Sept. H. For cir.
ruIars, address the Principal, JOHN W,
Lbtn, Ph. u, lyA26t
7 D>r - ON SATURDAY MORNING,
IL while VOng from Thirteenth and Orange
to second nd Market, OF from there 10 oth
and urahg", Il gold breast pin Ih" hinder
vii b" surahly rewarded on leaving It at So7
Orange street yZi-ltt
WA NTHN-ASIrl'ATlnN IN A STORE
w 4 ,r"", Wc!or~cd J W!lI drive WAGON
or do aus sIhN2 - make himself generally
," a. t,drgss reference given, r.. l. D,,
thi- IN O., l!Zlltt
yyyhNft u A WHITE NOMAH- ~
w ru,k "Hl du gon""Hl huuFcwork at +O7
Market .lIc't. ly4-!t
ySOhk kliN NJ, - l. A X q Il PLEASANT
- rooms with board, AT reasonable rates,
at jD6 King street. ly4-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

AT
John Wanamaker's, S,
PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY:
At this time, when the GUS
tom is to run stocks low, we
have bought heavily OF a few
lines Of seasonable dress
goods at prices that seem
surprising and that will please
those looking for store news
this morning.
Now about lawns and cali
Goes in these lots we name.
"Are these the best quality"
Yes. Fast colors ?" Yes.
"Do you guarantee they'll
wash ?" No !; no more than
you'll guarantee a button
won't come off. You can boil
that lawn with enough chem
icals to leave it white. Well
show you some, however,
washed with brown soap and
hot water, and you can see
the difference, or rather you
can't see the difference. In
a word,all our printed goods
are Of the best sort of " fast
colors known to the trade.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Daily Republican., 1883-07-24

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