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Broke Dow n

On Sunday afternoon, al Charles
Sharpless and a boy were delivering
milk on Church street between Taylor
and Eighth streets, from the Tatnall and
Sharpless dairy In the Ninth ward, the
front axle broke close to the wheel, let
ting the wagon down to the ground. AS
the horse is very spirited, MIR. sharpless
had all he could do to restrain him irom
kicking until be could get out ana hoio
him. Another wagon had to be procured
in the neighborhood, to finish serving
the route.
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Tne Temperance Alliance.
Another meeting was bsld Ia.

Josy afternoon OF the suh. co,n ~ ~
appointed by the New Castle Exscnt;v y,
committee of the State TEN nsra "
AnIapce. The object Of the comm lite,
is 70 form Legislative ticket for M.
coming campaign, and among the otb.,
business translated was the aiontion M
the following: p''on VI
Resolved, That IL be the duty of the
suD commuters of two to see or conr.s
win the representative tempera nca
men IN their respective Hundreds and
with them, In due form, appoint tan
residents OF their respective HundraJs
70 call and hold q mass meeting af,ar
que publicity has been given of tha
same and then at said mass m.etino
nave those assembled select a renresar
.ativc Tor their Hundred to the newt
otate Legislature. This committee os
.wo ls .hen to report the selection made
70 tne county Executive Committee for
domination. These selections to he az
saI as possible non. partisan, and this
saia COMMITTEES of two to report thar
action a within ten days from date To
Henry W: Morrow, No. sO8 Market
street., wilmington, and II possible fur.
sa,aaa sn nlh Win The name OF the party
N.owA"k are the names and ad-
uresses OF the sub-committees as an.
pointed for the several Hundreds
Chiistiana - Vincent G. Flvpn
newport James NJ. Brackin. vii,
mington. WIZ
Brandywine-The Rev. w. b. Greuu
wilmington w George w. Todd, VII.
Wilmington "A. Gawthrop. sr
wilmington w. L. s. Murray vii.
miugt0n. WIZ
New Castle-The Rev.N M. Browne
New Castle; Thomas Frazer, New
MillCreek-Chandler L.mborn. Ash.
and Abram Gland ler. Stanton.
White Clay Creek. Thomas A. Mul.
On, Newark the Rev. William Green.
Jhristiana. 'oen'
Pencader-The Rev. r. j, Cochran
3ridge. '1i'
Red Lion-Julius Dodd, Red Lion
": +. Silver, Red Lion.
81 Georges A. G. Cox, Middletown..
:. V. Aspril. Odessa.
Appoquinimink-G. Townrend, Odes. =
George NJ. d. Hart, Townsend.
Black bird-Collin Ferguson, Black.
ira Thomas Deakyne, Sr., Black. d
Henry w Morrow was instructed IN
oufy the signers of the temperanceI !,
'm pact that the alliance this fall :,
ouId place no other ticket In the f,eld =.
'yond that OF members of the Lepis. -
lture. y
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criminal Carelessuess.

1. .. - saturday evening, as the resi-
r va Poplar street, between Tenth
,aevehth, were sitting on their
Steps, they heard the report OF a
ai ,Ga. sounded as though it had
discharged from a house toward
| nue n street. The shot passed over
uesas ,s and demolished the tran som
S.i ~ Ii was a narrow escape,
|, Daa 'l'e load passed a few feet low.
y probable some one would have
,na ah'en' 1t is not known who dis
SOU 'he gun, or where it was fired
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DERSONAL.

Weak and undeveloped parts of the human
body enlarged, de veloped and strengthened,
etc is an interesting advertisement long ran
in our paper. In reply to inquiries we vii
say that there is no evidence OF humous
are yery highly endorsed. Interested per
sons may get sealed circulars. giving AZ
particulars, by addressing Erie Medical 20
p. o. BOX 6i3, Buffalo, New York-Ioied
Evening Rea- aio-eod-"t
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NO Casca,

Judge Cummins having returned
from Chicago, was promptly on hand
at 0 o'clock this morning, to attend to
the business of the Municipal Court,
but the people had behaved themselves
50 we'll yesterday, that there was not a
single case for trial.
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Trade With the We., In.,..

keiomn July 12.-Earl Granville,
fthsr~ not secretary of State, has sent a
Inis,aIh , note to Mr.. West the British
ak tbat d. washington, directing him
ken - .hat, II advantageous terms are
Rban '" Ouba for the admission OF
Icts of fp'Tuucts to America the pro
1est Ina,e NJ .ne British colonies in tn,
b u'eS De placed on the same foot
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Wilmington Conference Academy

Rev. I. K. Martindale, Rev. j. T.
Van Burkalow, Rev. w. H. Hutchip.
Rev. DIR. Caldwell and Rev. j. b.
Quigg, met at the NJ. f parsonage in
smyrna, Tuesday, to arrange for the
celebration of the Conference Academv
day, during this centenary year of the
church, the object being to raise /:
Frs First, what can b be q, secgJged TO mebe
tained to pay. the last $4,000 Of the
Academy debt.
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0mcars Inatalled.

Last Saturday evening the ofhcers
recently elected by Diamond Lodge,
X. of p, of Kiamensi, were instaiieu
by Grand Chancellor William sim
mons, Supreme Representative .. y.
Wiley, and the other officers OF tne
Grand Lodge.
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Comn,.,nt ADout Ash Carts.

The residents of Monroe street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, complain that
the ash carts have not visited that vici-
nifty for about two months, and in con,
sequence the people are overstocked
with ashes and do not know what to do
with them. They are anxious to know
what has become of the carts.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-14

A CARD.-Ir ALL " IlO AXE SUI
n fering from tbs errors and indiscre
tions OF youth, nervous weakness, early ue-
cav. loss Of manhood, etc. L will send recipe
that will cure you, FREE OF CHARGE
This great remedy was discovered by mis-
sioLary in South America. Send a seli-aG
dressed envelope to the REV. JOSEPH Il
MARI cod dNw-ty
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Excurs,ou 10 rennsg ROY We.

Tomorrow morning the Susie Mccall
will leave Fourth street wharf at .
O'Clock sharp for Pennsgrove, and all
who wish to enjoy a pleasant day, are
invited to join with the Sunday school
of the Redeemer. Tickets can be had
on tile wharf for twenty-five cents.
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Another Sale.

James Sa awdon, Jr., is 80 well satlshea !,
with the result of his sale OF cows a,
the Practical Farmer, on Ihursuny
last, that he has determined to III MAKE
another sale at the same place on lhurs'
| day the 3lst inst.
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The Teachers Association

The annual meeting of the State
Teachers Association will be held at
Rehoboth. The intention was to have
it open August 18th, but the time has
been changed TO the 25th, as better
rates and accommodations can be had
at that time than earlier in the sea
son.
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o.,.nmca CIerh Confesse. Theft

WASHINGTON, D. G., July 11.-Her.
man Bruggeman, clerk in the Third
Assistant Post master Generals once,
who was detected stealing postage
stamps. was arrested to-day by Post.
office inspectors. Sheets Of stamps OF
the value of 500 we're found at his
home. He confessed that he had been
stealing since December last. and placed
the amount he had received from the
sale of stolen stamps at $1,000. He De,
clared that no one else was Implicated
In his wrong doing. The stamps were
sold to a newsd ealer in one Of the hotels
| but no evidence has been discovered OF
criminal knowledge on the dealer'spart
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-14
Dr. simu,s, pain searcher,

In hot water, Immediately relieves
cramps, pains, cholic, neuralgia, head
ache, cholera, and choleratic diseases
Weld quickly to its curative powers. 1t
is the very perfection of pain medicines
10 cents. Sold at dealers depot, Fourth
and King streets. Sold by wholesale
dealers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-14

Oub iuJuEys
A young woman was arrested in the
Park, Philadelphia, on Friday after
noon. She confessed that she intended
Schuylkill. She had a box containing
four fiatirons, which she intended to tie
around her neck.
About two O'Clock on Sunday morn.
ing the police made raid on Washing
ton Square, Philadelphia, and arrested
forty seven men. A number were ent
to the House of Correction and the re-
mainder discharged.
William G. Holden, a salesman OF
the Babcock Fire Extingnisher Com
pany, in New York, was arrested yes
terday Oh the charge of having forged
large orders for goods and collected his
| commissions from the company.
The fruit dealers of Niagara and Or
leans counties, New York, met in Lock
port on Friday, and adopted resolu-
Tin not to buy any apples after Octo'
ber 1st except those packed In barr Is
as large as the common -four barrel"
A terrific thunder storm visited Erie
County, Penna., on Saturday. Upon
a belt near ly two miles in width, hail
stones nearly as large as hens eggs
fell, smashing glass and destroying
vegetation.
III. s. Foster was placed under $1,000
bail on Saturday in Philadelphia To an
lswer the charge of assault and battery
with intent to kill Annie Wagner,
whom, it il alleged, he chased with q
knife.
A fire in West Winchester, Ontario,
on Saturday, destroyed Beach's flour
mills, Chamber rs carriage works, j.
ex ander's grocery and several dwell
Iings. The loss is estimated at $2OO, 600.
], The house Of Elbert Fletcher, in Ir-
, win county, Georg ia, was robbed of
81, 900 in money and securities a few
y evenings since, while the family were
0 a t supper.
William Clark, an engineer on the
y South Florida Railroad, was shot dead
: at Pine Castle, Florida, a few days ago,
. by woman he had refused to marry
!, after prom isiug to do 30.
n William Edwards fatally stabbed
: Joseph Burke during q quarrel ovtl
% the merits of certain pugiists at Binl
h lham, Massachusetts,, ON Saturday.
Foui persons were injured, but non,
g seriously, during a thunder storm a
lSyracuse, New York, on Saturday
morning.
The contract for fire prooing the ST.
1t Louis public building has been award
@ I'd to the Chalmers-Spence Company
Vt of Philadelphia.
August Schneider was drowned il
i the Mon ongahela river, at Pittsburg,o ,ol
l. Sunday, by the upsetting Of II skiff.
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Largo Amount of Cash Found.

PorTsrowN, July 13.-The family OF
the late Samuel Y. Reifsnyder,ot Potts
town township. who died last week,
%s have g discovered a goodly amount of
cash about the house, which tne uo'
nIaces. the total amount being $4,000,
Of which amount 81, 900 was in silver,
whole, half and quarter doliars-anu
the silver were many old coins, anc
the collection of half dollars represented
the coinage of every year from 1906 U
the present date, with the exception o
the years 1915 and 1916.
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pianos ana Organs.

Buy only WILCOX & WHITE ORGAN
r. A. north & Co., 713 Market street
w. n, MULLEN, Manager.
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Ernif hlllpmensa.

Nineteen carloads Of mixed fruit and
vegetables were shipped over the Della
ware Railroad on Saturday, consigned
as follows: Jersey City, 10 cars Phil :
adelphia, s Boston, 2; Chester, l..
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The w 9utlper.

The weather is comparatively pleas
ant with slight indications of showers
in certain localities The same condi-
tions promise TO prevail to morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-07-14

The house and store, corner of Fourth
and Scott streets, was sold to Elisabeth
Spain for s.. 800, and house adjoining
to Adam SPAIN for Sl.03O.
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Bold Theft Of Jewelry.

A show case containing $l4O worth Vi
jewelry was stolen early on Ihursday
evening from in fro + of No. 1oo Ches''
nut street Philadelphia.
They Have Won the Highest Prizes
Benson's Capcine Porous PlasteIs never
soil the skin, hands or linen. They are
prompt and certain. 25c.
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Sale OF LOTS

Thomas NJ. Ogle on Saturday. after
noon sold twenty-eight building lots in
the western part Of the city at Eighth
and Ninth and Union streets and vicinl-
ty. The result il as follows:
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screens.
Screens,
Screens.

For doors and windows. Made 70
order at short notice at Nergers' 4os
Shipley street.
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hit on nse s hundred dollars at S per
kddress n GrS, mortgage, for Ave years
w. + REPUBLIcAN Office.
kVoo coal trencL street wharf
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E0r sale or Rent.

The two-story brick house 8'l M0nroe
street; front yard with porch an" pri-
yate alley also large back yard
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A Free Concert

will be given every Tuesday evening
at the Maennerchoir garden, No. 2O7
Orange streeC. Music by the Maenner-
choir club. The public generally are
cordially invited.
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No v0rA1cf Vat

an adjourned meeting of the Coro.
ner jury in the case of Captain Il. r
Osborne of the American bark lanes
a. Borland, who met his death at the
west street crossing by being struck nv
an engine on the p, w. g. B' RAILROAD
was held on Saturday afternoon, but no
verdict was reached, the iury decidino
70 again adjourn in order that Attornev
General Gray could be consulted in the
matter as to the proper manner to pro.
ceed. In the meantime, the iurv er
amined the city ordinance relating To
the speed at which trains are aLor,ui
s,c I,To'''' % " 90 Oh - daoa.s. -
After examination 1t was learned that
trains were not allowed to run at
greater rate of speed than ak miles an
hour through the city. The railroad
company is also required by ordinance
to keep q lookout at the various cross-
ings from q a. IN. until 9p. m. The
latter law was previously obeyed, but
some time ago the crossing tenders west
of Market street received orders to
vacate at p. m. lock up their gates and
90 home. This was the case on the
night of the accident in question, the
watchman having left the crossing
about ten minutes before the unfortu
nate man was killed. In reference to
the running of trains through the city,
various estimates have been made as te
their speed, but just how near many ol
these con niectures are correct cannot Dt
determined. Engineer Jones, as well
az the fireman of the engine that struck
Mr.. Osborne, both stated at the inques
that the train was only running abou
seven miles an hour when the acciden
occurred, while other witnesses testified
that, in their opinion, 1t was running
about IL or 10 miles an hour.
The jury visited the scene OF the ac.
cident, and have expressed determi
nation to do something to prevent M
slaughter of persons who are obliged Il
cross the railroad track.
The ordinance imposes q fine on tn.
engineer who runs an engine throug
the city at a rate exceeding six mile
an hour, and also fine OF $50 on tn
; railroad company for failure to keep
lookout at crossings between a. nj
p and 3 p. IN.
1t is stated that Captain Davis, fathe
a in.law of Captain Osborne, propose
to enter suit against both the city an
d railroad company for damages.
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And window screens made to order a.
short notice at Yerger's, 400 SIMPLE!
street.
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Fenu u Coz 'hermon eter Registered
st.sterday 80 degrees NJ 3p TO-, VI
=. o., and II AT 10p. N.
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NEWS SUMMARY.
y" CELIf TO q n L l. ID r EN- AT.
TEMPT TO KILL-NEARLY
A sUlCIDE, ErC.

A telegram from Chicago savs that
AhureW Young, President of the -.
tional Plumbers Association. has .I-
dressed card to the members of :,
Nanonal Association suggesting that
the Master Plumbers Associatio, j.,
every city In the United States re,d.r
orna snunr Seryices as the auxiliary sani ary
local Boards Of Health, by renor,,n.,
the premises found in an up.anit,ess
conaition. The tender of such servic,, ~
made owing TO the danger of a yis,ts.
tion OF cholera. -'''~'
A dispatch from St, John. Na~
brunswick, says the steamer Ennrsss
wene 70 lie Preaux yesterday mornin0
anu took on board the passenger. ,,f M.
wrecked steamer State of Maine. also
sne passengers luggage aud the vessel.
furniture, and r~turned to st. john +,
appears the State of Maine was .goiny
~ iuli speed through dense toy Wien
que 1, sIruck q rock. It. is thought ,he
VIII prove total loss, but her ma
cnihery Will probably be saved.
A special despatch from Dallas. Ter.
as says duel with pistols was rouybt
on Saturoay night between W. Fl. Bet,e
" sha man named Bowie, in room ON
.ne third floor of the National bo,s
The shots were heard and the d"o:
was forced. Both men were found is
ing on the floor dead. The pistols ~
each was found by his side Rosh
wt mere shot through the heart and head -
ane men mad been fast friends. and tho
cause OF the quarrel is not known.
Whlie workmen on the Delaware
Lackawanna and Western RailroaS
near boonton, New Jersey, were fiIlin1
~ some places along the track from =
ssvei tr@ln on Saturday IN rnipo.
onain ~, .,, broke, upseiting carload of dirt
gu .nem. John f. Kelly was. fatally
"oai "md ioar others severely injured. K
coai 20 tlaln was passing at the time. and
swaan euo meh ~ were working in the space be-
Mrs Elizabeth Stadler was arrsstsa
c;a,u G n".uraay at the instance of the So
= " rrotect children from Cruelty.
IL is alleged she kept a kind of nnrsaS.
IN III house in the rear of 66s No.,S
rehth street, Philadelphia that the in.
,an1s were not properly fea, and that
,,'' gWo OF them died within a short tim.
ias no c9arge Is denied by friends of the
he's hhetehdant' She will have a hearing
oeIore Magistrate Brown to-morrow
wv, Ien members of a family named
" liliams, whose ages ranged from six
70 seventy.fve years, were m,da
y t,o'eatly sick on Saturday, in Detroit.
Jy eatlng meat which had been cookei
me day before in a brass kettle AMI
.Ilo"ed to stand in that utensil. r.
was feared some OF them would no,
poa mne steamer State of Maine, from
ooston ior st. hn, New Brnaswick.
i.ruck ia.I, a reef at Point Lepre4 ux before
sn,si sI' on Saturday morning, and is
=
,rsw were saved. Nearly ali the haa-
gage was taken from the vassal H.,
os = IS feared most of the freight will ne
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state OF the ThermOme eter

at the REPUBLICAN Office in the shale.
o'clnrk 10 O'clock ~ o'clock.
73o $50 7So
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Done According to The kepLrt.

There appears to be disposition on
the mart of some of the residents on
Shipley street between Second and
Third streets, TO find fault with Chair
man Of Street Committee Adele, for not
repaving instead of merely repairing
the street. But the chairman is not to
blame in the matter, as he has acted
strictly in accordance with the in
structions of Council. The Kent Iron
and Hardware Company and Others
nett toned Council few we ks since to
have the street repaved, and the petit
ton was referred to the Street Com
mittee. The next meeting night, the
committee reported in favor of repair
Iing, and not repaving it. The report
was adopted, and Mr.. Adele has had
the work done according to the re
port.
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SPECIAL MENTION
Rurke and Kollum .

Call telephone 247 for the best Goa
for family use; also lime, sand, etc
Burke & Kei,um, King and Railroad
Lookout, Painting.
w. s. simmons, house and sign paint
ing, granting, glazing, etc. Brick stain
ing aspecialty. a Shop, 7l6 Shipley street.
sargainsI Bargainsii
For the next thirty days in cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
at los Ea st Second street.
t. Danuer, $40 Market street, is still
alive and ready to do all kinds of paint
ing and graining. Jobbing specially.
prOnhpti KeIiablei safo
Canada Pine Syrup for coughs and
colds, can be- depended on every time
25 cents hottie.
There are many beautiful locations
along the eastern slope of the Brandy
wins for first class residences, high and
healthy, with fine views. Go and ex
anime them.
New sty les of type will be constantly
added to the REPUBLICAN job rooms
We invite call when wanting jol
work, and we t1atter ourselves that WI
can please both in work and price.
Did YOU ever chew Star Tobacco ? l
not get it at once and prevent fever a
Chapman's, Seventh and Orange, AM
No. 3 East Third street.
Hot lunch every day at II o'cloc'
and every Tuesday and Saturda,
, nights at the Ebhitt House.
Holland takes pictures in cloudy weatl
ar as we'll as clear, by the instautaueou
lprocess. Gallery, 307 Market street.
Taylor & Fullerton's genuine insec
, powier kills insects of all descriptions
TAYLOR g. Fullerton, 302 Kin q street.
! Ice cream wholesale and retail
: Hanua's. sos Jefferson street.
Lot of spreads and fly nets at Yerger''
= 4W Shipley street.
French street wharf IS the place ft
good clean coal.
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Bush's coal is the kind you want.
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BLAINE AND LOGAN.

John o. Bryant Is selling the official and
authorized edition Of Blaine and Logan. This
book is profusely illustrated, neatly bound,
and will be the most authentic campaign
book In the field, being written by Blaine's
former partner and bis private Secretary. 1t
| Is under the supervision OF that eminent wri-
ter. ]. W. Buell.. Sold by John q. Bryant,
Pennsylvania House Orders may be left al
the REPUBLICAN office.