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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-18

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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-18

60 TO the REPUBLICAN Office to get
Our lob work done
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The yrrsiIcg Of the People

is that you can get wel-iited and COM
iorlabIe appliances at Ladies Depart
mout Of rol'a Drug Store, A lady
attendant.
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Dot you bill heads and cards at tn, RE
PCBLiOA2 OL.cc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-18

fhoN,ands OF people feel lhrIil Of Joy
)eleScr they see the words 'Dr. Simms
he Pullnonic Balsam," for it is the best
fhg medicine ever known, and 1t recalls to
fATy the blessing 1t has proved to Lung
|rtcrs. 1T is a positive remedy for Lung
feams. and is to-day the leading Lung
le4y Wilmington, Del where 1t Is pre-.
Pei. The propriefors' nama, ID J. SimhS
FoN and the name "fthe.r remedy, whit
.mDnic Bilsam," should be written IN let
/, O gold, for few IN deal incn devote
Er time and have done 50 much for their
'S beings snif 'rihk with Lung diseases
n Throat affections. A trial will convince
most skeptical, causing them to r e ON.
Fhd to all their friends the wonderful. viz
+ # this great Lung medicine. The do
Ehl increases as /, uecOlnes known, and
Der" is best known tn, sales nrc the Iarg
and constantly on the increase such is
staining of this great remedy. aui TINS
proprictors will maintain 80 that tn.
eat Lung medicine for al may have the
ahicnce of Lung sufferers everywhere.
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lie II Still IlRnginx.

I. D. Holt, 213 West Second street
EnlI hanging wall paper and window
|adeS cheaper than any other man in
\ city, Wall paper and window
|lh"s from the cheapest to the finest
|ayy. Window shades low as 81
bis a piece, with fixtures. a very
\ guilt Dado shade and fixtures toI
|tlrh.
Eomns papcrcd cheap, at the shortest
|ir, by experienced men. ! hang
rent pnper for 123 cents piece.
|tmaIes given with pleasure. Practi.
men always ready to hang paper
u shades in the city or country.
|In1y work done at city prices.
|IrS hung on self-acting rollers a
'cIalty. To be convinced Of his
rapuess and promptness you should
'r him a trial. Fl. ID. HOLT, practical
pr hanger and window shade maker
Wesr Second St., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-18

SENATE hill rr'a'ing t. l. te I'm urance
Cu.npanir, trN,mpting Companies
doing business on the assessment plan
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10 all parties on,rusting him with their busiue.

no is also prepared to furnish. On short notice
COMPLETE ABSTRCT5 or tile Of Dallas
City and County property.
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Citu Ordinance

IN COMPLIANCE WITH a RESOLUTION
l. adopted at regular meeting of INC civ
Council, held on the 10th day OF January lssS
the following sections OF chapter S5, article Of
me CT y ordinances are hereby published to.,vii
Section = 1t shall be and Is ne ohy made Tho
duty OF al owners of property along anv side.
Walk 70 keep the same, together with the curbinp
and guttering, in good repair and free of obstruc
BY ordinance Any one failing ,o oomnlv viii,
this section, after three days notice from civ
engineer, shall be deemed guilty Ola misde.
meanor, and upon conviction shall Ia fined in
any sum not less than s2b nor more than slCO and
each day ehall co sttute a separate oiYense'
Section Elf the occupant OF any bniidlny
shail allow any trash. dirt OF flth to remain II,
the gutter or on the sidewalk in front of his
premises for longer time than six hours, be
shal be deemed guilty of misdemeenor and
upon conviction In the Mayors Count shall be
nned IN any sum not less than s. nofmorc than
s22.-:--,--GM W. sWINK. City Secretary
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ionsl tack, and viii require an expenditure Of

a t trsek. and viii require an expenditure Of
new plan of clearing snow from railroad
tracks Is that OF George A. Gusthsr, OF New
Otrechl New York: whO proposes TO lay in The
snow number OF explosive cartridges con-
neeted about six inches apart by wire. the same
70 be pressed in with pole or with The sliting
bar belonging to the locomotive TO the proper
oepth, anu then exploded by mesns o. an cleo
Ilc battery. LARGE quantities Of SHOW will Thus
be removed, leaving the snow remaining i'm a
hroEen'up and loosened condition. making 1t a
comparatively NcSy matter for the pillow 10 re-
move Cart. ses of suitable character, con.
nected by WHY and electric apparatus. coult hs
carried on trsins. and their use. in ca es of ne
Dor.
c. b. Kinuan. assistant general passenger
agent OF The Gould southwestern system, re-
turned from Old Mexico, He has been in con.
ference with the passenger officials of theMex.
lean Nauonalroad, the result of which will BE-
put one change OF cars between ST Louis and
monterey, and other points along that line until
tne wy OF Mexico Is reached. The change of
cars at San Antonio will be done away with, and
athrough car viii be run from here to Laredo
Inc hotel aud sleeper from Laredo toNiontercy
VIII De extended on to Sal.illo in Few DAYS
anu as iast ~ the line is construc ed the ar
Management will be extended Mr. Kinnan is on
thusiasiic over the cl.mateof Mexico He brought
win MN three stalks of sugar-cane each over
eightfeet IN length. They were cut from a plant
made twsnty;Mo years ago. and the cutting
ana grinding has taken place every year. The
planters have fogr corn CrIps par wear IN The
country around Monterey, aud right In the hotel
court OF Monterey guests help themselves to ba.
nanas OIL the trees, While in MONTERREY Mr.
kinnan attended the performance of an onara
company; which has three month";. engage.
m men III That city. Referring to the Mexican
Nauona!s PROFESS he said il was getting along
very wen. but labor was scarce This. however
would not Interfere with the road being pushed
70 me City OF Mexico ~ good rate. The trains
ale nov run AZ so nigh speed as in this coun-
try twenty three miles per hcur bein, Tho aver
age with smile Mr.. Kinnan referred 10 the
iSot mat along the road he witnessed a farmer
piowiny with the old-lime wooden pillow. The
hot springs one mile outside az NontTrcv viii
become formidable rival of the hot springs OF
hfRansas, as regards curative qualities. and, In
, NC opinion OF the gentleman, there is nothing
lnat can prevent Monterey from becoming the
most popular winter resort IN the world lie
conclsded, Why, wore linen suit In Monte
ree2ingn ~ N WV
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vn>s:1s'yaSyvs, U...,s,,,.ua,u,..-y..s..,-rr .. !
capiial stock, Ss56oC5 ., A YI,..sso c,tyi
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CURE YOURSELF

~ bohannan' 'vesetshie Curative, is warranted IA ne.
wsny cure ali forms of spegnltforrhsa or sr,rI.s,
mtas"r,s, ucncrai Debility, impctenry, etc. and Ys,,,
, MS,i rsssr" and brings back The aioaiifaI alro,
oo w9o nave DESTROYED thy sexual excuses or ey ma
ne.s lhHvn!woto sewn weeks time Thls remsir ~ ~,
mas 9sfn used by Dr. Bohann In his private Ssse
oyer miy ysaf! was never known 10 ia in aipIns q ~
The WORsrk AsLS Ii gives yitav nnd ,mr vu,i'g .t
VIZ %snIrrll elect 70 those nddle-aged mcn WHO n.
,,c , q, pOyona tler yeafe u. inyigorang proper.
~ n. =, once Young men suffering from he soh6.
ueus, % ,hai iteaiilly ds.foiyc habit Of sif-Agl
nEiNaNtNI core. The pGfent raiTs Stonsts any
ii y, W s,,hnh once o. sel9 dleetyon The parts a.
ms,q seminal yeslcles al lrat,d duets imiartlny m
s VIZ s pna s9rs ihon to their natnra state e ~,
s,sdlsnts ais simple productions Of nainrc-batks r
" ~. W., NV arc sntclic for the abo diseases
W iilce fiye Dollars, sent with nit dlrcctIons ~, .
Wy anuless Tor sale only at Dr. O. A. Bohannans NH
,c' az North tih stree" bcyecn Wnshng,on avenue az,
"ieen stree, y, LOUIS, -.o. Estnbyhel III jSr ''
w BIS "rrcsils, on Special blssasesi which civ,,
e,e ~ ap pu 'r ias,s causes. symptoms Means -
I'VE TO any addres, upon rcoept OF one st.a,n
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/. the south, The total amount of stock and bonds

me south. The total amount Of stock and bonds
Is only about $500 oO0
fort receipts are on an ascending scale and 50
per cent above the figures Of last wear The
sSesi IS now SsltVO bales in excess o. last year
Ihe scale OF receipts AZ this port shows even .
greater proportional gain over the correspond.
ing receipts last year. The receipts at interior
toWhS are Three times as great as the closing
WEEK IN January 1852, aud the movement
i.un plantations indicates no signs of exhaus-
uot. The export movement while liberal has
MOI been equal TO the arrivals at the sea-board.
SUI stceks have augmented some, though still
~V@vVO Gales below those OF last year.
The trade IN cotton bagging has been In a
very unsatisfactory condition for the last ten
nohthS Prices have ruled low, and trade has
oeen disappointing TO manufacturers and lob
bers alike The trade has suffered from the
oyerplus of stocks left over from 1881 s., In con-
sequence Of shortage of l,2O0,OOO bates
IN the crop Of cotton necessary 10
cover. In the last ten or Twelve
months this defect In the statistical position OF
osgsing is said to have been rectified by a ma
terlal curtailment of production, and stocks
after providing for the big cotton crop of lSSo So
are said to be again reduced 10 moderao (hmen.
slons. while many manufacturers are still said
70 be idle or working short time A convention
OF the bagging trade is To be held in Boston at
The latter part of this month, and efforts will be
made TO put the business on more remun, r.
alive basis.
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Ghartcr Amendment.

GTATE OF TEXAS, COUNTY OF DALLAs
- Notice is hereby given that the city com
Gil OF the city OF Dallas viii apply TO the Iegisa
Vlre OF the ttate oiTexus at the present session
now III progress at Austin Texas, for the follow
ing amendment to The present charter Of sale
city. to.wit
That section lOl of the charter of the city O.
Dallas. approved August 0, 1876. be and Ia,
same Is her by amended, so as to read AZ fol
lows: Section l0l-lt shall bu the dutyOf Tho as
SCISSOR and collector between the LIST day of Jan
uaiy and the 9Th day of April of each wear Il
rake and return TO the city council full and
complete assessment of all property real and
personal, IN said city, on the LIST day ofJanuary
Ilaple 10 municipal taxation, together with the
cash value of all goods, wares and merchandise
owned or Kept on hand for sale by any mer-
chant On ile LIST day of January of that year. In.
gelher with the cash value Of ali property, rea
aud personal, belonging TO any corporation, also
q list OF all insurance companies doing business
In said city. and the name of the agent of the
same, together with amount OF premium receiys
cd 6y each, verified by affidavit OF the ag, nj M
such company: The city council shall have
power IN its discretion ut its last regular meet.
resident free.holders of the city of Dallas opaIi'
ned voters, to be cahed assistant nsfessors
whose duty II shall be when so appolnted In NJ
lend with the assessor and collector, At The
.ilAe OF making said assessment for the wear fol-
lowing tneir appointment, and having equal
powor ana authority with the assessor and col
iector together with said assessor and collector
10 make and return TO the city council n fuil
anu complete assessment of all property per.
sonal and real, as above provided: and fhex
sha,l attend and assist the assessor and collec.
tor IN receiving the lists of prop, rty and stale.
ments OF merchants aud Others ny the act re.
luired TO be delivered TO said assessor and col.
ector ana their compensation and further dm.
les and power shall be such ais the CITY counei,
may by ordinance provide. 'f'
A.. ]. W. ORowDUs, Mayor.
Attest: a. NJ. swIaK City Se-retarv
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E|SNE 81 lori q

II au living advocate ofthe vir,pes a, ~,
nay-Wott. suffered untold agony from Iva iva
1ls9roer II cured me. John d. Neyins
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FUTURES.

The cotton future marset showed q decided
advance both in this country and Europe. In
New York the figures were raised from fifteen to
seventeen points and in New Orleans. shout
twelve points, III Liverpool there was an adj.
vance ola sixteenth, This, taken in connection
with the advance IN spots, would indicate thai
cotton has reached its lowest point THIS season,
ana mat from this time forward there will be a
better feeling SpeculatiOns in future cotton
this season have been light but from the in.
creas, sales to-day 1t may be inferred that one.
ratorsalave taken hold of it aud there vii he
lively transactions IN the next four weeks,
NEW YORE
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HXlIlSl3 Ezy7el;SE

have prescribed Kidney Wort with vo,r
great success IN score or more obstinate cases
OF Kidney and LIVER Troubles: also for female
ton, Vt "o"A'
My wife has been much benea bod from, Tho
use of Kidney.wort She had Kidney amy my
cher o complaints" writes Rev. A. b. Col
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Opening Close Close
To- day. To-day. Yesterday
- . -
COTTON.

THE receipts of cotton In this city n. d.v ,voro
all by wagon and reached only So bales. The
weather aud roads are unfavorabe for large mr..
rivals II is thought that the daily receipts n,
cotton from his time forward will he light IA
cided pulling of IN deliveries. twill he seen
thai pliees have advanced ut every importSri
point IN this country ~ well as In Liyernool
OK ept W y, Louis alone, where tho market 10
firm ana sales W. re large In this cit the mar
ket Is Ia dentng aud buyers are anxious Ia M.
cure all that is offered at the NrRAIp's ouote.
tinuS i"'No
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NERVOUS DERTLTTy

:, We Warrant Six Boxes OF Dr. n, @. VESTS
Nrvous Disease either male or female az ~
whatever nature, lsnoh as Nervous Hand.
ache, Mental Depression, Loss of Memorr
spermatorrh9a and Involuntary Emissions
caused cav " . oysrwork OF The brain, seIf-abIse
eacn 70 order. agreeing 10 refund the monov
II the treatment does not efiecte cure In y :
months. Price, 81 per box; six boxes X, AZ
aent prepaid bymsil on receirl Of price. Sna "
antees issued by y. FRED .ltESON, whole.
alo snd Recall Druggist New Orleans, La. or.
rs by mail at regular price La VT
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MEDICAL.

@DR EUGENE DE- vAux. OF FRANCE.
s ma US his sgents for the state Of Texas 70
ola. kesterstive or Vitauzer.S All afeStedwItf
Ssrsons debility, loss Of manhood ane ali Ain.
srsn diseases shouldn't once procure hi sclrculsr
slotn wieh TO learn the cause of the diseases
ne ~. - snuehed then at once 10 pros nre IRON
the never. failing remedy 'NNf'NS
cRoWDus, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS
H.. wholesale nrngsists. Iallss, Texas
~ rcUll ~ POWELL 4 Bros and PACK Tolliyer.
Illustrated Marriage Guide. go pages, co,h
ana gut binding. 50 cents same in paper GOV
:, cents Manhood, 10 cents; womanhood.
cents; pamphlet $ cents, securely sealed. b
NAH Send money or postage stamps. pr
WIFI TIER the gres, specialist sl7 St Charles
street, ST Louis, Me-.
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The oStcnsion Of tho Enterprise factory n,
Augusta, Ga doubling Its capacity, has been
completed AID the operations In the new portion
have been commenced The mill now has aboni
25,"o .pindles, and II Is proposed IN a Short
time to increase 1t to 10000 making IL the largest
factory in Augusta, and one of the largest in
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-28
FIRST STRAWBERRIES.

TIVE FIRST STRAWBERRIES OF THE
season were to-day received by B. Lach-
man from the California fruit shippers, ". J.
Wilson L Son, Of Newcastle, Cal.
The aforementioned arm have, through the
aid Of their indomitable skill and persovsring
business energies, become famous and their
name widely known - fruit packers and ship.
pers Of green fruit.
Not contented with past achievements 81.
ready acquired, they, by their enterprise ~
business men, seek to be outdone BY no one
and an equal to all. That they have proven
successful in their endesvors to attain such an
end no one can for . moment deny.
With . view to more easily and quickly serve
their patrons they have erected = very large
and handsome bailding ample and commo-
dtous enough for all purposes. In close prox-
unity and almost opposite Wells, Fargo b Co.
and the O. p. B. B. freight ONCE. Being 30
very conveniently Gtusted. and having their
building connected BY platforms to those Of
the O. p. r. B. Co., AL jolting nscessarfly
caused Otherwise will BE- dispensed with and
the fruit trucked in perfect order from their
building to the O. p. 3. B. depot where IL 10
loaded on the cars BY competsnt hands skilled
in that line, and sent for ward in condition to
undergo IT. journey. II carefully handled while
On route. in perfect safety.
fresh fruit we'll nd carefully packed" II
their motto, and they make u . part Of their
business te ~ that al fruit 10 forw Arded on
the same day IN order may have been received.
Their market eovers { very large ares. in.
Guiding the Territories.
Our merchants will do well TO give Nessrs.
W.. J. WILSON : SON . fair trial. ap12h
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-28

Michael Pagan Sentenced to Be
Hanged on ihe 2ssh Of May, for
the Murder Of Burke-Greae Exs
citesnent Over she discovery Of .
Nitro 61ycerfme mn~nufAcsory.
fsPEcIAL TO TIE sxNrrEzL.l
DUBLIN, April 27.-The trial OF Michael
Pagan. for the alleged murder Of Burke.
was continued this morning. The case
for the defense having closed, Judge
O'Brien charged the jury. The jury re-
tired. and after . short deliberation re-
turned and stated that they had found .
verdict Of guilty against the prisoner. On
being asked il he had anything to say why
sentence should not be pronounced against
him, Pagan protested his innocence. He
declared that he was q Fenian, and would
die one. The Judge then sentenced him
to be hanged May %.
LONDON. April 27.-A nitro glycerine
mandatory has been discovered ct North
ampt0p, and the discovery causes great
EXCITEMENT.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-28
PACIFIC COAST AOvIcES.
ESPECIAL TO THE sKxr1HKL.I
A Orange Case.

FRxsSo, CAL, April ~. - Yesterday
morning Jas. Moran appeared at MADEIRA.
and stated that during the night before he
had had . fight with Ed. Mccormick ct
Omar's sheep camp, five miles north Of
there, and that he had been knocked sense
less, and when he came TO he found his
companion lying dead some 70 feet from
the cabin. Justice Charles repaired to the
scene and found evidences Of . fierce strug-
gle, and Mccormick lying dead, ~ stated,
but there were no marks or bruises to
indicate the cause Of his death. His
face and neck were discolored, as II from
strangulation. Moran was under The in
huence OF liquor when be went to MADEIRA.
An inquest is being held.
FOO Much Chinese IIpmisratiom.
SAN FRAxc1sco. April 27.-The Bulletin
this afternoon publishes : letter from h.
W. Severance, Hawaiian Consul at this
port, stating that at : meeting Of the Ha-
waiian Cabinet resolutions were adopted
that in view Of the influx Of male Chinese
the Minister Of Foreign Affairs Is author
lied to notify the Hongkong authorities
that the Hawaiian Government protests
against the excessive immigration Of men
alone.
Disappearance Of = Young Broker.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 27.-John Ehlrich,
. young broker, has disappeared with lia-
bilitiss estimated at about $4,000. The
late deal in Hale 4 Norcross is supposed
TO have cinched him. He Was not q MEM
Der Of either Board, but worked through
Board members. A number Of mud
hens" are losers by his operations.
A Wood Camp Attacked.
SAN Francisco, April ga GuaymAs
dispatch says the Yaqui Indians have A.
tackled . wood camp, carrying on the stock
and other property. II Il feared an insur-
rection Of the Yaquis Il likely 10 occur.
Tbs Federal troops are mostly hunting
Apaches on the frontier and the oppor-
tunity Il good.
Shot by His Partner.
L~oaDsDuaa. N. H., April 27.-Thomas
Galavin was shot and Instantly killed this
morning BY hiS partner. John walsh.
The men were In the saloon business to.
gsthef, and during . dispute about the
property The act was committed.
wreck ~ , Small Coaster.
eAN JAAxcrsco. April 27.-NAil advices
report that : small vessel. unknown, prob
ably : coaster. went TO pieces on Hayskick
rock, on the Oregon Coast. The wreokage
came ashore bus NO bodies.
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A lnhumnm WPescbs
JACKSONVILLE, Fla, April 27.-At Tenn
Pies Mills. Bradford County. Pink Blocker
whipped his nephew till he Was covered
with blood, aud then tied the boy in .
chimney, head downward. and roasted
him till the flesh dropped on. He then
took the boy down and threw sold water on
him.
Warrants fOr Pensions.
W~AsHIsGroN. April 27.-The Acting Sec-
rotary Ct the Treasury yesterday issued
warrants for the payment Of So ,525 900 on
recount Of pensions.
A Wife Murderer Hanged.
ELrzABErHrowS, N. Y, April 7.-Henry
Debosney was hanged here to-day for the
murder Of his wife.