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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

A man BY the nsrne Of Steward has,
within . few days, been calling on
our citizens ostensibly for the purpose
Of soliciting aid for Mrs. Lewis Z. List,
who Is really in want of tho necessa-
ries OF life, and il 1t the present time
confined to her bed seriously indis.
posed. He WAS successful in many in
stances, having secured in the neighbor-
hood OF twelve dollars. The man IL .
fraud, having appropriated the money
to his own own uses, and his rascality
was not discovered until he called on
one of our well. known grocers. This
gentlemen had some doubts about the
truthf lness OF the statements Of Stew
ard when he offered to fill basket with
the necessaries of life, but which was
refused, he (Stuart) saying that Mrs.
list desired money. The grocer refus.
ed to give him money, and finally hlled
basket with groceries, etc., and had
it conveyed to Mrs. List. Those who
desire to aid Mrs. L. can find her at
Front and Shipley, and We know that
any contribution sent her will be
thankfully received.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

'ahta Az meeting Of the Bethel A. M. K.
'i"I,ath i"h, School Association, held last
IIso,.,, IIsa', the following officers were
SSuuperintendent-Michael T. Sterling.
Ssap SsSapellntendress-Margare Sterling.
AA'ui,etary-s. Aaa,t V. B. Oarthy.
T,an Tsslst ~ secretary-sadie Armstrong.
Iii,e''suter-Catharine l.. Brown.
I.I.orarian-Joshua Mercer.
,I 9ns Assistant--John w. H. jackson.
M MIa' Assistant--Walter Harris.
Orna Os,cal D,rector-David A jackson.
''sah'st-1. Chandler Wright.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

|for an appetizer, nothing is better
ian cabbage or the tops Of turnips ;
I for a stubborn cough or cold, don't t
fget, the beet thing Isl bottle of DR..
bI's Cough Syrup.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

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WORKER tnss nIe teo Psssol n,s msa
nooo nIe IN EnslAoo, Io IN AmC1.os
naS spcnt " IN so@e sssgsts0n wuotc
tnose was none q tno nsxu, oIy wWA
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iron WORKER has 70 90. ! nsve not socn
nlm, put II ne wiu p.eeens llmsen "
oe !ookeo ~, tncn i oAsS nsA ano.nel
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

A Superior Assortment Of Tfusses,
all made of excellent materials, and
sold at very ieaaonable -s+es NJ 'r'ias'
DoDortmcuto - u~i+'a fi-t. t,JIS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

Janney, so1 and SOS King. strest, d
l.s;.tauartors for oranges 40 lemons.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

-
WILMINoT0M, Del., Decembsr leth,
1855. IL was taken with sudden cold
and had such . bad cough and h0arse'
nAas thAs ! could nasoiy speek ! soos
one o. t1sssy-nye@ @ oces oossse o. U@s n1
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work psenptly attended 70. No. 2s King
sRss@
Gees see wsss
A sergeant Soos OF monroe sssoos
Museum st i06 Market street; you
can see genuine colored woman VINO
IL turning wnIu s'so m'os1s %As. AGSs
: sna 20 'ucu s" ~
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=. A. ~ n1S Masi"n q FriL',t,r,s wiraov
Plush case, cellulod mirror, brush,
comb, tooth ana naai ofusnes, W. mug
suoes.
Genuine imported cigars 10 eents, or
8 for % cents, ae the Great Io0acco
Mart, Seventh and Orange streets. Fresh
imp0rtations every week. CHAPLAIN.
JAnney, sos King street, has 1000
bushels bsst potatoes at his store at %
csuts,
Gentleman and l.dies should 20 to-
,,.ht ~ ths aims m uSsnm snd "a ths
Ing s. '.,., ~ 'e cs,ds d.
"'s spn,,,,-.. ~
Al o. ". DMss "eols'nos i0s ss'' ~
N. b. DaniossnA
Go TO tho dime museum, 106 Market
street.
Jsnuey. 3ol and 500 King strest, had.
ouartsrs for butter: low FOR cab,
n. u..hs. ao,, f,c,r W 7 NANNY
Az E,arch stvsst
~ .-
10 gc! the Des! ni1nos - n0o. ." +"
W. j. Morrow. AZ French ssreee.
For bost Minnesota i3ouY no 10 W. j.
49, A11 R-~v,rh -tp.uH
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

A tug ran aground last night In the
Christiana below jackson y Sharpe. 4
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

\ D,iand ~ ~. takes pictures in cloudy wealth.
v" '"'t1-J " N :7stalslnoous
H.. " '5sg VA Nstlrst ssroct,.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

In ~ year life term ne must allow
that III am only bis equal In sixty-four
years have learned double % much
about America ~ what he knew about
England, and let me ask any sensible
man why did the American nail manu-
facturers short time since meat to-
Rethef and resolve to shut up their
mills from abont the middle Of Decem.
Der until the beginning of February.
Did they for q moment consult the
working man.
never hear any Of these associations
In the interest Of manufacturing mo-
norolies, that ever call In the working
men to consult how 1t will affect their
interests. 1t 10 o question II any other
person ever did. ! heard Of boy who
was almost continually making blum
ders his parents cautioned him all TO
no purpose, 20 on ono occssi0n he was
going to . militia training, and his faith
or told him to be suro mot 10 open bis
mouth, then they would not find out he
was fool, % when ordered BY his OH.
Ger to perform some duty he stood like
q post, and the officer expressed him
self more forcibly than genteel, BY
saying, that fellow is fool" The
boy then expressed himself at once
that he was q fool, and everybody knew
It whether he opened his mouth or not.
Itthis pretended "Shut Iron Work.
er," could be educated up to the point
Of the boy, he then might find his proper
level, and think he would get back to
the point where he first started lite, In
the low dens Of vice Of London, or
among tho convicts of the wards OF .
convict prison. As q rule, man gen.
orally tells the truth when speaking
Of his " fatherland.
II 10 . question that am not able to
solve in regard to the assumed " Sheet
Iron Worker" he may tell the truth or.
he may not, that 10 for those who know
him 10 decide for themselves, others
can surmiss:w what they choose. Aword
shout wages 70 those who work In fac-
tories, machine shops, iron furnaces,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-01-10

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
The Missionary Convcn,,on
So"ssuttou
A MODERN nay or pr>rrrnnr

MODERN DAY OF PENTECoST.
DETROIT, MICH, May 24.-At the evening session
vi lhe missionary union an amendment TO the con-
S sIIulloh was adopted declaring foreign missona-
r1eS eN-orficio members of the mssionarv nnton
III David DowneS, from Telugu. India spoke OF
lne extraordinary success or that mission. Six
MISSIONARIES had haptised Q a22 converts In thrpe
hourS Rev. VI. C. Mason, from the Assam mssion
spoke on the degradation OF the Garo people and
lhe success OF missionary effort I'm eleyating that
people by the Gospel. >,'"s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24

SPECIAL T'u1ses FoR
The patrons Of our Boys and Chldren's department
tageous purchase of Boys and Childrens Clothing
that we made last week. and now offer the following
PLoMS III the way Of Bargains:
LOT B-el31
One lot Children's Blue Sailor Suits. They are very
neat and pretty. 10 fit ages to ii years the price
$169 PER SUIT.
LOT 12O67
neat Dark Gray Suit two pieces fit children to IL
years OF age, ct the low figure of
$23S SUIT
IN STOCK ONCE MORE
LOTS 12179 AND 1885,
Handsome little Plated Suits neat effects ell wool
good value at SO suit We enabled to offer them
AT $500 SUIT
Only ety-ye suits in the lot when they are gone
the same suits Will cost you great deal more money
LOT SSO4
Boys all wool Oxford Mixed Suits lust the color not
70 SHOW Irt or dust These suits tit boys II to l6 years
OF age. specially good suit goes
AT S4.75 SUIT.
offer Childs Jersey Blouse; we don't think there
are any in this lot larger than 7year size SO don't be
disappointed you ask for y year size and do not
find II.
The line of Shirt Waists, Lawn Tennis and Bcycle
Shirts offer for Boys and Childrens wear is very e1
tensive. - N' ~
Ball and Bat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
Holding n Wife Killer for Trin,.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS, May 24-Edward j. Moran
the llolyoke man who, while drunk shot his wife on
Monday, was given hearing before the Holyoke
police court this morning and was bound over I'm
saOtO 10 appear at the December term of the crmi-
haI court In this city. His wife is Improving
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
A Georgia Bn.e paurc,,,.

SAvANSAH, GA, May ei-The Georgia state base
pail league comprises six clubs In the openinc
game Sl lhe season played here yesterday between
Ihe Dixies and oglethorpes, both of this city the
DlXleS Won by a score OF 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24

Girl StrAngled Tn Death and Her Sts.
ter ChOked Seuselesa.

20 lAwREScE, .nIs MASS. May e4-Ttmothy Low. aged;
so residing here, went this morning 10 the house. on
Timothy sullivan, In North Andover where he 1
found Suilivans two daughters, aged Is and 2 Hes
attempted TO commit an outrage the elder g1rf.
who resisted, when he strangled hpr 10 death Thef
other child screamed for help, whereupon Low
choked her till she became insensihe and fearH I
are entertained that she Will recover Low was
arrested and is now confined In the Lawrence po-
lice station. He is unmarried.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
Ending the Spinncrs, Strike.

FALL RIVER, MASS, May 24.-The striking spin.
ners at The Border city mills have voted 10 60 IN
MONDAY. The strikers at some OF the other mills
VIII also return. The striking spinners are holding
a meeting thls morning TO consider the situation
and decide whether TO end the strike
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
Methodist ProteStauts.
DISCUSSING MISSION BOARDS

BALTIMORE, May 24-In the convention TODAY
tne discussion on the proposition TO create boards
OF missions was resumed. vote was taken and
Ine proposition TO create two boards was rejected
oy vote OF 10 Tor 10 90 against. The remainder OF
The report was then recommltted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
j. T. MAsSrse & Co,

Successors to t. Tourney
STEAM MARBLE WORKS
1870 Pennsylvania avenue and 407 I3 northwest
Manufacturers Of Slate Marble antels artistcay
decorated. more elaborate than wood at a much less
cost Special designs made from architects drawings
There Icing demand for cheap Mantels We have
produced several esigns which think will meet
the requirements cf those building small houses An
nsl cGn Of our complete assortment of Tiles for Man
Tel Decorations and Floors Port Crates and
Brass Goods Is enough 10 satisfy public that carry
IL stock the requisites necessary 10 make
A HOME CHEERFUL AND COMPLETE
Plumber Slabs and ali kind Of Marble and Slate work
executed promptly my5-ImIp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
A Rurylar Nh0f.

NEW YORK, May 24-James r. Neal shot Clarence
mccarthy, burglar. the latter was leaving
Neals premises. on the Bowery, this morning. Nc.
Carthy Is dying at the hospital
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24

Inc WORK FrORreSS1ng without Hin.
drance-The Reports that the Struc-
turc is Endangered by Springs Denied
What the Engineer Officers Say.
Lieut.. Symons, who Is perfectly conversant with
the plans details and progress Of the work on the
extension OF the Washington aqueduct being con-
stantly employed there, told STAR reporter this
morning that the reports that the work had been
SUSPENDED on account OF the discovery Of difficult
ties In the form OF springs, which threaten to sat
urate and undermine the foundations OF the reser.
voir were false Springs" he said, are always en-
acquainted with the location of the new reservoir
nave always known OF the existence OF springs
there; the spring which supplies the Capitol comes
not TO De nterfered with In the construction OF the
dams Ihere are no springs left within the walls
OF tne dam az any point to damage 1t, but all are
dlrected TO How into the reservoir. There can be
no possible manifestation OF weakness in this work;
the walls OF the dam are immensely thick and SO
way; besides, the works are well Offered, and
nothing wrong in the construction would be AL
lowed to pass without observation and immediate
WHAT MAJOR LYDECKER SAYS.
Major G. j. Lydecker, engineer Commissioner OF
the District, said to STAR reporter this afternoon
that as to the rumOrs that there would be any
modification OF plans in the execution OF the work
ated In malice; no modification would be made nor
dld tnere exist any necessity for change. At no
!iiiic oiuCo IHo commencement OF the work had
there been so few drawbacks, and everything is
moving on smoothly and entirely satisfactory. The
onlcers IN charge appreciate too keenly their re-
sponsiblities to let ANYTHING pass which might en-
danger the successful progress uf the work. AS for
the % nature Of the Criticisms attributed to Gen.
Me1gs, all have since learned his denial and as to
Gen. ~ l. Casey, he had just received a note from
him, which he read to the reporter, in which the
general denies positively having criticised the
Morks OF the water extension in an unfr1endly
Spirit The work is progressing well
COL CASEY DENIES THAT HE CRITICIZED THE WORK
UPON THE NEW DAM.
Col. Casey to-day denied having made any criti-
cisms upon the character or construction of the
dam at the new reservoir. He ADDED that he had
never visited the reservoir and had never seen any
OF tne drawings; In fact, that he knew nothing
about the work. He preserved TO attend to the du-
ues assigned him and not to interfere with the
work OF another officer, WHO'S perfectly capable Of
performing 1t in the proper manner
WHAT GEN. NEWTON SAYS.
Gen. Newton, Chief Of engineers, stated that he
knew nothing OF the reported difficulties at the new
reservoir and as both OF the Officers to whom crit-
cisms on the dam were attributed denied them he
saw no necessity Tor paying any attention to the
matter. Major Lydecker he considered thoroughly
able to attend to the duties assigned him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24

NEW YORK, May 24.-The SiameSe embassy tn,
day were the guests Of the park commission who
called on them and took them for drive In Gen.
ra park, where they Inspected the objects OF inter-
est there. They also Inspected the Croton water
works
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24

RANGE OF THE THERA0NETzR-The following
were the readings at the ONCE OF the chief Signal
omcer tO-day:-7a m, 728; II am, 841; 2p.m., IS g
Maximum, 68S; minimum, GA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
senator HOar's Emphatic Denial.
HE WON'T JUMP THR CHICAGO sTux UNTIL HI
REACHES

REACHES IT.
A STAR reporter showed to Senator Hoar TODAY a
clipping from the Philadelphia Times to the erect
that he (Mr. H0aD had abandoned his plan of
making ticket Of Harrison and Hawley, and had
declared himself about ready to come out for Ar
thur Tne Senator read the ciipping-a Washing
story that had suggested new ticket, or had
declared Tor Mr.. Arthur, are lies from beginning to
END You are authorized to state that might
employ the language OF the late Horace Greeley
and say that they are lies, pure and simple The
story IS made up. It is on utter falseho0d. ana
up to my eyes with Senate business and win NOT
jump the Chicago stile unttl reach it.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
\ Z Il Il A 7 o L o G. Y.
SUPERFLUOUS HAIR
SUPERFLUOU, HAIR
SUPERFLUOTS HAIR
SUpERFITOTS HAIR

ir excessive growth Of hair the female face seen
most eunsIicGOUsIy the upper lip chin cheek and
brow also gr3Ns excessively On the arms. and from
Ioes and birth marks. Few persons have idt of
its prevalence In nearly every museum of living Curl
osities bearded woman figures of the chief at
fractions Hundreds of atiCs III all larga cities resort
to the use o. FaseT Depllatories Tweezers Fire
rs ard aZOrs to disguise the fact that they have or
L-iZht have heard. In Washington city alone there
fifty ladies who adopts the use Of the
E2ZOr: Ills Is indeed IF the most unsightly no
tc abe aid d!sfgurng Of all complexion bleInshes
sE 10 sensitive refined lady this annoying facial De-
fCtmlty is almost unt+arabe DrViN DTCK DerIna-
toclst No y Grant Place Is Pleased to announce that
lie permanently and forever TCmov,s this obnoxious
srUwtn by the operation Of llects (the Electric
DE prQcess Any Physician Surgeon will tell you
u - this - tie only method III the world by which Su
:fqCts Hair can be eXterninated. Every separate
Iir hss TO bc oItrtcd and the Thermal action of
te Gect-1cIty completely destroys the roots Call ON
d. Ea. lyck ct once. Special terIaS for the summer
e all who beSin now. Avoid unIrnfessiOal and un-
tklfui CrratUfs, unless willing run the risk
az Irrluan M 7rs or tacl IaTayss froE puncuring
nerve Send slN lccIt STAMPS fC- Treatise Bearded
omen Otlcc ~ Graf.t lace betgseen 9th and IOih
and II streets lie Doctor VIII H. his WaslingtC
Office ali Of this week except Saturday after this we,
dly except FRIDAY and Saturday until July Hours
10 - oul.'siJs, , 10 = mSl-f IS, ,St-lp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24

CINCINNATI, May M1The relatives OF Miss Haz-
the report that she ia In chicago It has been as
certatned that Q trunk bearing the name of Miss
Hazard was received on the evening OF May 16, at
the Panhandle depot, and checked for Baltimore,
but no one has been found who saw Miss Hazard
take the train the next day when she was last seen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
An Assassinased Alderman.

CHICAGO, May A.-Alderman Michael Gaynor
who was shot by tough named James Dacey, In
saloon on the night Of May 18th, died this morn
Ing Gaynor was for four years q member OF the
city council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24
NEVER Too LATE.

is too late to do goo6-especially yourself
gcod action brings its reward You all know
that We offer few specialties below If you buy any
Of them you good to yourself and the reward fol-
lows al once in the amount of money save by max
ing the purchase from We offer
Solid Brass Bird Cage, worth g. for sl.29
An extra large Palm Basket, very hne, worth $3.50 for
el49
beautiful embossed Gilt Frame with Silk Plush in
hde, very handsome, worth fully s.. so. for sl69.
engraved worth 81, for SLID.
worth sl 80 for s9c
inrge Chromos. which are sold for S26O on the in
stsiiinent 81 an, 4 sell for .'oc
re Oil Painings which are sold for $40 on the in
ttaltnlrnt plan, sell for - 40
We sell now for 81 50 49, "
So We sell for "a 10 S5 e' ~ ~ w ~
Larze Rubber Cloth TRAVELLING p.,s .bioh sen from,
90 10 -. We offer at So. 9gc and All 20
.ttn re1ther busters. worth DC for I3c
Sut-sisss BoCQnCt Holders WorI h 15c for inc
- flne ElSilah IoOthbrushss worth 3Sc and Iac for
Large knboer Dressing Combs worth 5nr for DC
Elne e-T3te Sct:d Stecl Table Kn;yes 81 "a Tr
rattan baDS Carriages, 81 so ~ -
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carriages IL TIE city. and Nc Nee and Harin son, nfs
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and other Seloelped :, at well known Low 80
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decided bargains, useful and Ornamental ~ - - ~
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chance this week, feN~'A
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-05-24

Lord St Leonards, who was indicted the other
day for having made an indecent assault upon
servant, was convicted yesterday.
William r. Dashiell, OF Norfolk, has received,
to West Point frcm that dis'ltst In Virginia.