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Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
GOuld's Tin Box.

I NEW lORK, May 2l-A year ago
when stocks ncrr declining rapidly il
/ Wall street and the report was circula
ted far and near that Mr. Jay Gould
was selling all his securities, the king
oI tn street invited half Il dozen person,
10 u show of securities which amounted
TO more than forty millDns The effect
then was 0 turn The tide Of all street
pri es and grand rally followed
Lately the sarue story has been
circulated with reference 10 Could :
possessions aud This afternoon be TOOK
occasion to deny Illr reports. Western
u mon was the ospccial stock mentioned
and rnmor had IL that Could had
sold 2OO, 900 shares in London AZ prices
rs low AS 50, Mr.. Could said to-day /:
/" | have not any stock for sale | have
received an offer for some Western
Union AT ~, but declined it," He
added that he considered Western
non the cheapest stock on the entire
list and that the Company was doing
the best bushes, it had ever known.
''rhe brars,' he said, "have had every
thing their own way for a long time and
doubtless have made great deal Of
money, but we are growing babies as
fast AS ever we did" he added, and
the population is nearer fifty five mil.
lions than tifty-onr think that be
fore the end Of the year many persons
will find that these stocks are very
cheap and will buy them in Il manner
that will make the bears drop more in
two weeks than they have made in "A
year Gould was in rare good humor
and his intimate associates say that so
far from retiring from the street he is
in a position to make things very i've
ly down there.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Deaths from Violence,

Joseph Hoffman was shot deaf b,
Stephen Hinckey, in their room in st
Louis, at one O'Clock Monday morn
ing. Both were drunk at the time.
G. NJ. Burgess, who killed II. NJ. Don
ley in November last, was himself sho
dead by w. Il Curtis in quarrel, q
Henrietta, Texas, on Sunday. Two
other men We're wounded by a stray
shot, but, 1T is believed mot dangerously
Burgess is said to have triel to draw IA
revolver before Curtis fired. Curtis !,
in Jail. He is one Of the principal cat.
tie owners in Texas.
Gerion and Pierce Lanier and vii.
liam Curley were killed during quar-
rel on Sunday evening at Armite, Louisi.
ana.
S. Lewis, white, shot and killed
james Newsom, colored, yesterday, al
Jerusalem, Virginia. Newsom made a
demand for II small amount of money
due him, when he was shot.
Deputy L. $. Collector w. S. Grave.
ly shot and killed DR.. q. G. Hall, at
Lynchhurg, Virginia, several days ago
1t is said the shoe ing was done in self
defense, as the Doctor endeavored in
every way to provoke quarrel and
was the first to fire.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Throwing stones.

For some time Messrs. Pyle, inoroccc
manufactures at Sixth and Monroe
streets, have been very much annoyed
and suffered serious loss by the win.
dows in their building being broken By
boys. The mischief was generally done
between Saturday night and Monday
morning, and in one instance there was
torty-six lights of glass broken, some OF
which had two or three holes through
them. Mr. Joseph Pyle succeeded in
Obtaining the names of three Of the
party and had warrants Issued for their
arrest.
The poiie were unable to get but one,
George Wingate, about Is years old, and
he had hearing before the Mayor last
evening. Several witnesses testified
that they had seen this hoy in company
with others, throwing stones and bet
ting who could break the greatest nun.
ber of lights The Mayor said that he
had been in the habit Of being leui-nt
with such small boys, but he's found
that it did NOS do any good, and he in-
tended hereafter to impose II fine, and
if it was not paid TO lock them up. He
then fined him 81 and costs, ard the
little fellow was taken back to cell
crying as if his heart would break.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
HOthern's Dinner Party.

Sothern gave a dinner party one
evening to about dozen men One OF
he guests, whom we will call Thompson
was late. They had just SAT down &c
their soup, when loud ring announces
he arrival of the late Mr.. Thompson.
Sotheru hastily exclaimed
;" Let us all get under the table.
Fancy Thompson surprise when be
bnhodS "A long table devoid of guests. "
5" hern's love Of practical joking
was well known, so the company were
not astonishel at the proposition, and in
"A couple of seconds every man was con-
c-a'ed from view beneath the table.
Sothern made a half dive then resumed
his place at the head of the table.
Thompson entered, stared, and ex-
claimed, Halo where are all the
fellows? ,"
Sothern shook his head in lugub-
rons fashion, and in melancholy tones
replied, :" can't explain it, my dear
fellow, but the moment they heard
your namr they all got under he table. f"
The expression on the faces OF the
hoaxei guests as they slowly emerged,
one by one, from their concealment can
be better imagined than described
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Card Playing ~ Home.

| Playing cards for "pa,time" or as az
"irnOcent amusement soon becomes
y passion, and when once fixed MAI
will forego home, family, business and
| pleasure, and suffer the loss of his all
for the exciting scenes of the card table.
That accomplished writer, the late Dr.
Holland, ofSpringtield, Mass, said :"
have all my days had card playing
community open to my observation,
and am yet unable to believe that that
which is the universal resort of the
starved in soul and intellect, which has
never in any way linked to itself ten
der, elevating, or beautiful associ-
ations-the tendency Ofwhlch is to un-
duly absorb the attention from more
weighty matters, can recommend itself
to the favor Of Chriet's disciples. The
presence Of culture and genius may
embllish, but cdn never dignity it"
81 have this moment, said Or. Hol-
lard, "ringing in my ears the dying in
junction of my fathers early friend,
"keep your son from cards. Over
them ! have murdered time and Heav-
en-" Fathers and mothers, keep your
SONS from cards in the "home circle"
What must good angel think Of a mo,
ther at the prayer meeting asking pray
crS for the conversion of her son whom
she allowed to remain at home playing
cards fer "pastimc?"
The late Bishop Bascom, in denounc-
ing all forms of iniquity, speaks OF the
gambler who, rather than not CRAFTY
his passion for play, would stake the
throne of eternity upon the cas-. of Il
die-who, unmoved by the tears and en-
treaties of her that bore him, the wife
of his bosom, and the children of his
own bowels, continues to indulge his
hated passion, until the infatuated rep
rebate would table his game upon the
tomb of his father, or shuttle for infamy
upon the threshold of hell"
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
The Peach prOkpect,

James Crippcn left at our office on
Tuesday several small branches, which
Of SassafraS, that were well filed with
small peaches Mr., Nriprcn expresses
the opinion that a sufficient quantity OF
fruit will remain on the trees to yield a
paying crop. The tcn-year-old trees
promise heavy yield, and he has trees
over twenty years old that are quite
heavily laden with fruit Unless there
should be a hail storm or some similar
calamity be think, that the crop VIII be
much more re-inrlnrrative than that of
last year, if the present indications are
to be relied on.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Mr.. Jones has an Atiack.

When Mr.. Jones came home the Other
evening he discovered that he hall ear.
pet was up and house-cleauing was in
progress. II gave him IA hurt, lone.
some sort Of feeling TO see the hat-rack
standing on its head, and he marched
mOurnfully into the library, and after
falling over roll oicarpet and an empty
cOal-hod, hung his hat on the chande-
lier, and pulling of his boots, sci them
carefully on his desk, while he Erope,i
about for his slippers. His intention.
was to join his family al the supper
table, but Az Mrs. Jones and the chit
dren seated themselves IN expectation
Of his coming they were Mortified to
hear dismal shrek from the library.
at ith pa, '" said Willie, with his
mouth full of burtercd toast
He's killed himself " said Johnny.
Howly Moses what als the man
now?'' echoed Bridget. as they all
rushed in pell-mell The unfortunate
head OF the house was lying on the sofa
apparently dead.
"jeptha, dearest what is it? Look
at me, darling-Sprak to your own
Maria, walled Mrs Jones, throwing
The lips of the PROSTATE man moved
=" Ma. Fla, " he murmureh, ftebly,
the-this-a-a-tac tack-will be fatal ="
" Run for the DOCTOR" shricked Mrs
Jones. ;" 'io as fast IA ynu can, " lille
tel! him your poor pa is dying. Oh,
Jeptha, can you have the heart to leave
me ~
MisfOrtunit, never come alone"
said Bridget, "ringing her hands, It's
loike man, it is,to 90 and die in house
cleanin' tonne the crathurs haven
emmy more sinse nor u him"
"Oh," shrieked Mrs. Jones, cit,
paral ysis look at his left leg !'
He was putting that useful member
through a series of gynnastic exercises
of remarkable character.
Hold me hold me I" he howled |
in voice of anguish, but when Bridget |
approached with that laudable purpose
he gave kick Of spasmodic pain that
landed her on the other side ofthe room
just AZ Mrs Jones had turned u bottle
of camphor over his head, and bridget,
shielded behind the sofa, had grasped
one hand as if it had been pilr-driver,
the doctor entered.
W hat Is the, ah--naturc Of the at
tack-ah 2" he asked, solcmnly.
Jone, tried to speak, but all he could
get through his chattcring teeth
was a repetition Vi the word attack,
attack" "
The doctor examined the pupils of
Jones eyes, and tried to look ar his
tongue, but got bitten for his p,ins.
" This looks serious, said the doctor,
his wounded thumb. Nerve,
need relaxing, think | shall bleed him .
is an old practice coming
into vogue again. | have my lancet
with me.
But at this moment Jones gave
plunge with his lett leg that unseated
he doctor, and frightened Mrs. Jones
INTO Mysteries. Then he spoke in an
,wfully clear and distinct voice:
" If you don't take that cursed-oh-
out Of the sole of my foot III
get up and murder you all !"
When the doctor and Bridget and ,
Mrs. Jones had managed by their united
to pull ont that leather headed
Jones said he would take a
'int of whisky to cauterize the wound,
md would try to live for the sake of his ,
amily, and the doctor said as he left
hat if blood.poisoning or lock-jaw ,
|idn't set in he thought he would re-
over.
But it has set house cleaning back in
hat family for another week.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
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22 South Seventh street, Philadelphia.
ml7-27tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Ball Playing on the street.

Mayor Wales says he is daily in
receipt of complaints about boys and
Others playing bail on the streets. Yes
frrday woman complained that she
was struck with a ball as she was COM
ing out of the Eighth street market
house, and several others said that
their windows had been broken. He
has now instructed the officers to arrest
every one they see, whether they are
boys or men, playing or pitching bail
on the street or sidewalk. He expresses
a firm determination to enforce the
law, and impose fine on all who are
brought before him, as he says the prac.
tice has become such an intolerable
nuisance that it must be broken up.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
FOr('OllIlciI.

1t is now positively asserted that Mr.
Samuel Cam, of the firm of Cam \
Bro, groccrs al Sixth and Lombard
streets, will be the Democratic nominee
for Council in the Eighth ward. Seve'
raj names were mentioned in connec.
ton with the nomination, but it is now
stated that Mr.. Cam has been definite
ly settled upon.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
Deceased.

Hon. Robert Farke,of Parkesburg, Pa. i,
died on Sunday, in the S4tll year Of his
age. The deceased belonged to one OF
the oldest families in Chester County,
and was a man highly esteemed. In
May, 1886, he Wa, commissioned by
Governor Pollock an ASaOriate Judge
for the Conrts of Chester County, to fill
The unexpired term cauoed hy the death
of Hon. Samuel Shafer. In October,
1858, he was again elected to the posi-
ton in opposition to Hon. John Bailey,
and took his seat on Dec. &, 1853, which
position he held until succeeded by Ben
jamin j. l'aS,more, who was elected in
1868. His funeral will take place from
the residence of David Parke,a at Parkes-
burg, on Thursday, May Oath.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
FOB RENT.

S11UR Rents STORY BRICK DWELL
L ing, b0t Shiploy street, 10 rooms and
IsOnveniences. Three-story brick dwelling, S2s
|Oange street, ten rooms and cOnveniences
|Three-story brick dwelling, 3l5 East Third
street, II rooms ana convcniences TwO-5tOry
Ibrck dwelling, Christana and Heald streets,
Il rooms. Tw0.story brick store and dwelling,
|e0rner Lowering avenue and Adams street
SAML CULBERT, Real Estate Agent,
m2l-6ts 600 Shipey street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
NUl'lt'E.

$4,000 WILMINGTON CITY BONDS.
Sealed proposals will be received at the Of
flee o! the City Treasurer until Saturday
May 20, (noon) for the purchase of $SO 00t
Bonds Of the city of Wilmington, Delaware
issued by authority of an act of the General
Assembly, passed at Dover. april 8, 1858 and
under an or,linanceof the City Council passed
at the CITY Hall, April 70, 1883, entitled IAN
ordinance authorizing loan Of sixty th0us-
and dollars TO" the purchase Of water rights
in South Long race in the city OF Whining
ton" These Bonds will be issued In sums OF
fifty dollars or multiples thereof, bearing in
terest at the rate of 41a per cent. per annum,
payable on the first days Of April and Dctob-
or in each year, purchasers to pay the accrued
interest from April !, 1889 maturing as fol-
lows:
81 400 due October l, 1918.
$32. 70j due April /, 1914.
Sl9 800 due October !, 1914.
All bids must be endorsed Bids for Water
Loan" and addressed to the undersigned
committee who reserve the right to reject
any and all bids.
CHAS. W. TALLEY,
+. H. =. MILLER.
DENNIS J. MENTION,
Finance Committee.
Wilmington, May "A. 1853. mltllt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

Talk about your frames, we are sell
ing at our gallery II job lot of by 10
solid black walnut frames for 50 cents,
former price $1.25. Call and see them.
Sutterley & Co., 3O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
NOTICE TO FARM MERS AND OTHERS.

have for sale very fine lot of clover seed
timothy seed, Hungarian seed ,and bird seed
A full line of garden seed selected with gre.t
care onion seeds. have the agency for the
sale Of Glone fuano, which is designed es-
pecially for corn, potatoes, vegetables of all
kinds. 1t Is claimed that a fair application
of this Guano will double your crops. JOHN
PYLE, Second and Orange SITS. m27-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

LNUR RENT-THE SECOND AN ID
C third stories Of building No 2l3 Shipley
Grset, occupied by l.. r. Adair. They are
large rooms and suitable for manufacturing or
gtOrage. Possession at any time Apply TO
]. 7. OILY MEk, Third and Orange streets.
m26tf
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

NyOTICE-3OO SHARES OF NEW STOCK
~ have Just been issuel by the Mechanics
Loan As ociation. The investment Is paying
overT per cent. per annum. Persons owning
this stock and wishing to withdraw at any
time. can do 50 and will receive at the rate Of
8 per cent on the same. Anyone dcsirous OF
securing stock can do so by calling on W. J.
MORRO W, Secretary. AT French st. apl9tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
WOOD-WlLLOW WDOI

WILLOW WOOD-WlLLOW WOOL
w for our use should he cut when the sal
is fully up in the Spring (trce coming int
leaf )and be thoroughly divestcd of bark and
be kept clean and dry; II must be all branch
or inches in diameter and free o. heart
the smaller the wood the better. For such
wood we give $9jO per cord delivered at our
Mills on the Brandywine; if delivered with
the bark on, 1t must be hauled within u few
days after 1t is cut, so the bark will not set on
1t, as it would have to be peeled here. For
such wood with bark on we give $500 per cord
delivered ut the mills ap4.d&w2m
l.. |. DUPONT DEN EMOtRS h 60.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

NOR RENT-hy THE YEAR OR SEA
L son, 2 new and desirable9 room cottages,
beautifully located on the river front, at
Pennsgrove, N. J. Inquire Of JOSEPH H.
|GREENMAN, All King street, or JAMES $,
HANNAH, Pennsgrove, N. J. ml-e0d- Inns
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

WANTED \ GIRL WANTS PLACE
w u assist with general hOusework. Ap'
|py at 3O1 East Eighth street. ma2 2ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

NOR RENT-A LARGE THIRD STORY
|U room, entrance on Shipley street, with
water closets, hy drant etc. Apply at GOOD
LEY'S paper store, No. Al Market street.
lny4-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

.VIYANTEiI-W WHITE GIRI.FOR GENE
w raj hOlscwOrk must he good cook
washer and ironer. Apply at 1881 W. Eighth
Istreet. m2l3ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

|UyANTED.-COM APPLY
w to the James n Webb Print ny and
Stationary Company, "a Market street VII
mingtOn. Delaware. mr. 3t
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

IVY WANTEIl-LADlF rs To KNOW TIL AT
w they can be supplied with good girls,
| AT No 10, Orange street. mZ2-3ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

u1UR SALE CHEAP-ABOUT 20 BAR
III rolls, at AIS King street. l. l.. ROW.
m223tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
lGROCERiES-We will sell at the follow

ROCFRi ES-We will sell at the follow
IO ing low prices
3fs mincercat Boz, 31s new DIR. apples 26c
Ans apple butter DC. 2hs good Rio coffee Is !.
3hs new prunes 25r. . cans Bakers corn 25c
3bs new c,irrants 25c. "a hs new ra8ins BIC
Golden drps molasses zoe. Honey drips, lbc
Silver drps l2c New crop N. o. Mol 20
Flour 31a. 4 and ~ per h. We will sell for
49, 25 casf "A barrel Of good fine family -four II
it does not give satisfaction we will refund the
money and send after the flour, 50 you take
no risk. We keep only standard brands Of
flour. Teas 3d. so, 80. and SOC. Our l0c. eX
ira is excellent Our 5Oc. is equal to what
some other stores sell at 70 and 50 cents. Out
assortment of goods is equal to any other
store in the city. Jellles and preserves of all
sorts. Fine early rose potatoes, SlO0 per
bushel. Call at once and be convinced.
p. J. FORD, Front and Madison SITS.
ap2 Front and MARYLAND ave.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

WANTED. GOOD WHITE GIRL
w for general housework, at 3oj Shipley
rrcrt m22-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

|NvANTEIi-A COMPETENT TIMER.
w Apply TO CihS. j. JEMlSON. Elk
|tn Nd MCLEOD st
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
NOTICE
500, 900 WANTED ny NEW CASTLE
EhJrNTy

No'l'k'
500, 900 WANTED ny NEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
In accordance with an act passed at Dover,
March rs, 1888, authorizing the Levy Court OF
New Castle Coupty to fund the tinating debt
of said County, sealed proposals or bids will
be received by William Herbert, at New
Castle. Delaware, on or before June II, 1883.
for two hundred thousand dollars in bonds to
be issued upon the credit Of New Castle Conn
ty. and to be redeemed in amounts of ten
thousand dollars in each successive year after
they are issued until the Whole amount Is
paid No proposal will he entertained for a
smaller amount than 500 or At higher rate
of interest than pei cent. The money will
be wanted July |, and the bonds will bear in
terest from that date, payable semi-annually.
WILLIAM II HERRERT,
mlS2lt County Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

A TTENTION.-ALL PERSONS DF
n string pure Drugs or Chemicals, or wish
Ing their prescriptions or private receip pts care
fully compounded with pure materials should
go to the drug store Of
H. X. BRINGHURST,
81 Market street, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

TNOk SALE-A NEW FALL-TOP BUG
d KY, at IA sacrifice; no use for 1t. Apply
NJ SIS Market street. ml93t
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

NOR RENT-A ROOM BRICK HOUS SE.
Z in good repair. Apply to u. p. SMY III,
ISll Market street. mis- ots
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

1NDR SALE CHEAP-FOK WANT OF
III use, a good horse, at Csal Yard, 824 W.
|lront street. D22.5ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

INTANTED-A SMALL STORE NEAR
w Market street, suitable for contecton-
cry, with dwelling house, at reasonable rent.
Apply at this office. m2l-3ts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

LyOR RENT-HOJSE.S IN DIFFERENT
IL parts of the city. POOLE 4 PIERCE,
n3l-6t No. 0 West Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23
HAY-FEvER
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
IL REGIsTER's OFFICE,

l. LulSl EN- y OhD
IL REGlsTER's OFFICE,
New CAsTLK Co., DEL, May :, 1888
Upon the applicat ion Of JAM KER
NAN, ADMINls1RATRIX. of THDM A.
KEENAN,. late Of Wilmington Hundred.
in said county, de- eased, it is ordered and
directed bv the Register that the Administra-
trx aforesaid, give notice Of granting of Let
tiers of Administration upon the estate Of the
deceased, with the date of granting thereof,
by causing advertisements TO he posted with
in 40 days from the date Of such Letters. in six
of the most public places of the county OF New
Castle, requiring al, persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, or
abide by an Act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided and also to cause the
same to he inserted within the same period
in the DAILY REPUBLICAN, a newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e-o-d).
~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
s.. Office of the Register aforesaid. at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle County
afore said, the day and year above written.
5. HiGS, Register.
NOtice-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same, duly attestcd to the Administrators. on
or before May, 1884. or abide the Act of As
senbly in such case made and provided.
JANE kERNAN, Administrative.
Address, Wilmington. Delaware. nj
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

Wy ANrED- LOAN or g. zoo AT PER
w cent. Tor years. on good city proper
Its. Address Loan, this Office. m22-3t'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

|DDARDINCi. - PLEASANT X 90 NJ :
I'D with board. Also, liable board At too
King street. In22-3t'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

GOOD. STOUT, WHITE
w girl, for Homework in small familyat
lp Shipley street. 2lt'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

UNOR SALE. OR RENT-DWE EI4LING
h No. 500 Washington street, with or
|1I,hout furniture. Immediate posses ession
(Apply on the premises. ml9
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

NANrfD-A SITUATION AS CLERK,
w inanr kind of IA store Apply at 426
East Seventh street. m22Hs
Daily Republican., 1883-05-23

NyANTEL-BOARDE AT sol TAT
w nall st. Pleasant rooius and good ac-
o. u mo latiOrs Also table board. inl-f