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Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Burke and IleIlum.


t;all telephone M7 for the best Goa
Burke & Kelium, King and Railroad.
Branch Office, Seventh and Jefferson
streets.
Snli They Como
to 502 King street for good meals and
Ice cream at all hours. Can any good
thing come out of temperance house ?
Come and see.
Bargains! BArEainsIi
For the next thirty days In cigars and
tobacco, to make room for new stock,
at l05 East Second street.
Painting.
II. Danner, $40 Market street, is still
alive and ready TO do all kinds Of paint
ing and graining. Jo5bin2 specially.
Frompti ResfaBIei safe
Canada Pine Syrup for coughs and
colds, can be deponded on every time.
20 cents bottle.
We have purchased this year nu-
merous cats Of steamboats, and steam
cars, tesidss good quantity Of well.
selected wood type suitable for poster
work, such HI is nsed for pic.nics and
Sunday school excursions, and will
guarantees good work, and prices in
keeping with such 81 ths REPUBLICAN,
Office.
New styles Of type will be constantly
added TO the REPUBLICAN job rooms.
We invite call when wanting job
work, and we flatter ourselves that we
can please both in work and price.
Walter Joseph, practical house and
sign painter, grainer and glazier. Esti-
mates furnished. All work guaranteed.
122 Market steet.
For elegant tooth brushes, hair
brushes and toilet articles generally, go
to Hartman's drug store, Fifth and
Poplar streets.
Cuticura Soap, Outicura Resolvent
and Cuticura Salve for sale by j. Il.
Hartman, druggist, Fifth and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

The Wilmington club again met with
q crushing defeat yesterday ut the
hands of the Boston team, which was
brought about by the numerous errors
of the visitors.
To now hear of their winning game
would be almost rs surprising as 1t once
was to hear of their defeat. From ap-
pearances of the various scores the club
is almost complete wreck of its for-
mer self.
The score follows
Boston 00211 x-7
Wilmington 5000 100 0-1
SUMMARY.
Base-hits-IIoston, .; Wilmington,
=. Errors-Boston, s Wilmington, 23.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
The following games were played
yesterday:
AT Baltimore-Baltimore, 8 Metro.
politan, 8.
AT Philadelphia-Athletic, 1s; Brook
lyn, 3
At Philadelphia-Buffalo, 2; Phila-
delphia, 0.
At Newark = Domestic, 10; Iron
sides, 2.
At New York-New York, 9 Cleve-
land. Z.
Bostou-Boston, B Detroit, 8.
At ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, I; Allie
gheny, 5.
At Trenton-Trenton, IL York, 0.
At MISUNDERSTANDING, o., 10 st.
Louis, u, IL.
AT Observation-Disclosures, z; In
dianapolis, 9.
At Providence-Provide 8: Chi
cago, 3.
AT Washing'oD--National, 10 Balti
more u. 4.
At Louisviile--Lou!sville, s; Col
umbus, 8.
At Kansas City-Cincinnati u, 6 !;
Kansas City, 0.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
GOOD Dinners-splend did lee Cream

People who want good transient
board and the best of Brupa's Salem
County ice cream, should patronize the
Temperance Eating House of Mr.. e.
Shoemaker, 503 King street. The house
was formerly the parsonage Of Trinity
p. e. church. 1t is large, airy, light
and omfortable. People who so to
Mr.. Shoemaker's place are surprised at
the splendid dinners he furnishes for
only 25 cents. Bruna's ice cream cannot
be excelled. No Intoxicating liquors are
kept. and every effort is made TO make
1t a respectable resort for respectable
people. Market people, visitors from
Philadelphia, persons whose families
are away from home for a short time,
clerks, merchants and business men
will find just the accom- modations at
Shoemaker that they need.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
issm i%st and Most Rels.h,a

Ss,Soa .eaS,ry,, 70 nuy fine imported and all
ssseaapis ~ brands OF domestic cirars r.
sa.thI1q uit H,leat Tobacco, snuff and tsen,s
y and Mnn,dls MhoVds Emporium, s. W. eorncr
s.shNtlu"s streets. ANYTHING the
aslralnIpg 20 SMOKER OR chewer may desire
! b., phcs 70 the business NAV Be f"nnj
.xdally sel.t,ne ne has the largest and most
= 'ast defy cs%. ea stocK in the State. At pri.
"a cl.,. S,o,npetltion. lie guarante.sa s .s
t:,here lOr ~. sn cent?, as you usually vet
J; Pleased Ia sea %, Stop in; zee him he Viii Eli
Ni'Vt money 'eo ~ you, and give you the worth
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
One Drunk

This morning William Dennis was
before Judge Sharpley charged with
drunkenness. The officer who made
the arrest testified that he found him
last night at Water and Market streets,
too drunk to take care OF himself.
The prisoner plead guilty, but begged
TO be let of, as it was the first offense.
He stated that he was travelling tin.
ker, and resides in Chester. The Judge
imposed fine of 81 and cont.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
A Troabies Gu stl,lMer.

On Wednesday afternoon officer
Lewis was called on to arrest a man
named George Butcher, who had jump
ed the fence at Scheutzen Park, and
engaged in quarrel with President
Hauber. just as the officer took hold
of the fellow, LIE aimed stinging blow
at his face, which the officer partially
succeeded in warding off. AS no team
could be procured at the time to bring
him in to tie hall, he was locked up in
an old building, bnt soon jumped out
the window, when he was re.captured
by officer Adams and brought in town.
At the hearing before Judge Sharpley
this morning he was held in $50 bail ia
answer at Court for assaultips an offi-
Ger
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

its'. ~ p,el''f Sunday excursions to
N p.. p.I. yPls.ot The steamer Samuel
r., g'ou 10 taDden, thence by tho
,HLo,gf'@! 'A!'road 20 the sea shore.
As,ncy y, r,''s4t 10 an rnd on Sunday,
't,, 'jv., u '.', as the last excursion will
a's an h. 9' mat day, The boat will
G.r,n,' r''NcA street wharf at GAS a. m.
b ia pr Ira'n leaves Atlantic City
Sam, g connecting with tn,
D.hbr oA'hdcu about q o'clock.
hVs vac season these excursions
sAie' ',Y' sIf wei patronized by the
dis ,a' a'. d whom havespoken highly
vi c,r. 't' 'Aent OF both the steamer
D. on,o,'N ,'Nefything being done for
he6r ~ ~. 0' 'fie passengers. As the
aai t@1 Vac entlre trip is only one
y don't aet excursion will
@Na. ' the largest OF the
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

A special train, consisting OF engine
No. SO and Vice President CassatJ's
private car, containing himself and
family, Messrs. Browning, Touchstone
and others, left here last night and pass
ed down the Delaware road, tho object
OF the trip being to inspect the new line
of the New York, Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad, which is being con.
structed south Of Delmar. Superiuton-
dent Mills and others Joined the party
down the road.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
4 BOLD h0BBER.
rnxE.s HOUSE BUB.
~ p.cnIy y, BROAD DAY.

r.ofIeyis ii. Coke, NJ NO.
lt hnlil. y ~ .treet. was absent from
vst WIsauImesdsy, IsuI" and when the son
30 ',0,ned s,d about 4 o'clock In the
fe r'aiHs saand a man who had
neo 90 a As soon as he found be was
anln; H ,he fellow started for the
rNfso, co., w followed by Mr.. Coke.
III eUrr' n,sr by the church OF the 81
o. NOV, o,,' and picking up q brick,
bsa,,, - mash Coxe's head II he
.s s.I l,,n ,siarted up Tenth to Adams
H,n.Gi n..'i, allowed at a distance by
s'a W. Who hallowed stop thief.
a,., a.,,his Hickman joined In the
'i,,aYh ,as the fugitive disappeared /,
y SUM- sud 10. near a stable In the
dsiS a. n Ninth and jackson streets.
I. .R Rarkmlu y still kept on the search
" s..,iv found him secreted in An
@ l...s, a and after some little trouble
No. ss al first disposed to resist,
IN him 70 the hall. Upon search
NJ he only article found which
4 y ,,im,aate him was q handker-
a nth ihe name of Mary s. Coke
s,dOn II. ,,. 4,
| [ii% tsrrp were several stenographic
u. lsllss smell purse, a needle
n ID nptaining a likeness OF a young
y ,mvn ticket, and some other
ts,rticles. ln the diary were two
n oue OF which was from his moth
I''iae other from his sister, but the
f,,.and a., names were torn of, sc
I,Is ppp4r name could not be ascer
l-I Tbr one from his sister was
1lS,u Farcisco, August 9th, 1874
Eititshp pleads with all a sister,
I, r him 10 lead better life, assur
Ishu tha, The viii do 80 he will b
ET,ta The ,,ns Of he past.
|lihcugl nothing belonging to Mr.
|p,tsml,y. except the hankerchief
Mhuni on him when he was search
EMOficer Morrison At the hall, u mum
edsrlela. were atterward found il
|t,ctserchrtin the stable yard, wher
kni:ho q dot lie threw them.
|rsa cou... Of an old.fashionad sil
n Eyacl, atirh Mr.. Coke identifies
EAylg beoaged TO his grandfather
|biiss goi 'hain, belonging TO hi
(ia,1pf PAR Of opera glasses tina
y .ibNu tho property OF d son that die
" iHp a-o, a brelsEpin without
y TitA name engraved on the back,
edly r.aird gold ring, a bunch c
b. bsoGgag TO his son, a small gol
EI lvo ItcAet.books, one filled wit
Eapls arl The other papers. In AZ
(f@ 10 these there was a gold ring |
la spitot cuff buttons, a 25 cen
(sa sHt a gfea. number Of small al
Es nCq Of which could be identifie
EAt, COXr
lisplsoaar is a very respectful!
Eiing m.n, and gave his name a
gRpA 0ti He hal very little to "a
ashtaIng last evening, and Judg
fes7s! a'rer hearing the testimony
fsaislh min in default of $500 ba
GaYpeA9ance at Court, when b
(si&a, Judge il he could not plea
llsf'ly larceny, showing tha
anlqpaiated with the crimini
iTdshpr States.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
;,s's;|z|sRkGE|II
Sun sets c.3g.

Sun rises b.2 Sun sets q ~
Alfred Edgar best.
Read ih0 REPUBLICAN,.
Aesnts for Dunlap's Hnss.
HnwfOrd BrofharH, Ha1eors.
oiain soup a. Fulimer's.
Doyiied crabs at Fullmer's.
Soft shell crabs at ruilmor's
Never pick your ears with rim.
Fine weather for sailing on the river.
Soon be time to press autumn leaves.
Brazilian ionic bitters only 90 cents.
Fruit jars, hamniocks, trunas, gec. store.
,h's iAanniry. sixth and shipiey s.rssts.
MilIard r. Davis, jewelers. Z. End street.
GAther choice flower seeds for next season.
turtle soup aud stewod crsDs at Fullmer's.
wringers scld and repaired, 9. sls shipley.
Fine ID K. Hinss, al liant, ID Il. Fourth st
i'raAiiiaD Hain, congha and colds, 10 cts
Vary's cheapest express on earth l2s Market.
tfo TO Vests, OILS Market streot, for sport
II your wife asKs you to pare peaches do t
carefully.
Ing goods.
tio 10 Vests, sis MarRss street, for bs 90
ball voudg
The soda fountain has only few weeks
Three rings are said to be too many for Il q
third nnger.
A l'gh oyercoat ia not uncomfortable
these evenings.
Jasap sto,r and feed AiIasIe, Front and
Madison streata.
Hair in butter can certainly be called q
misplaced switch.
a new th0e may look nice, but give US an
old one for comfort.
Gall on Mullin in his new tobacco storc
525 West Front street,
Bauk defalcations in large citles aeem to be
the order Ct the day.
Uiams and crabs. also eat oysters, at Pc
neiis tsh stand 10 and l22 King street.
Take your b lbies 10 Hoiiaud'o. so7 bisrke,
street, and have their pictures taksa bY the
instantaneous Iroc6ss.
Having touyat a loD lot of bill-eeaLs and
cards cnoAp, We win give those who wish
printing the advantage In the money saved
at the kkPUBLIoAH office.
My courage strengthened as gazed;
The words came rushing from my lips,
The old. Old tale OF love was told,
she glanced down at her finger tips
And then she spoke in accents low,
While blusnes red sutfused her check,
I" 1t may be wrong for me to ask,
But how much do you get week ~
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
DeAsh OF Captain Porter.

Captain James w. Porter, formerly
Of this city, and son of Alexander Por.
ter, an ex-Mayor cf Wilmington, died
on Tuesday last at his home in New
York, at the advanced age Of 70 years.
Deceased was formerly one Of the pro.
prietors of line of stage coaches run
ming south from Philadelphia through
this city. The greater portion of his
nte, however, wac spent on the sea.
His body will be brought here for in-
terment.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Coming 10 Wilmington.

George Joseph, the young post master
ut Little Creek Landing, Del, and for
several years engaged in the grain and
mercantile business with j. 7 homas
Lowe, has purchased the -four and feed
business lately conducted by Thomas
Steward, in this city, aud will take
possession OF the same In few days.
Although a young man, he was classed
rs one of Little Creeks most enterpris-
ing business men, and his advent in
Wilmington will no doubt be hailed
with delight. He is a son Of H. ID.
Joseph, keeper Of Mahon river light.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Ala ,ne First an d Se., p,..

t4ias the f,r1, mans family rightly
gard, hi, u.s., land and highest place Ia bis
aa tl,oss;, ; !, nearest friend the next '
sas Copn"0 conn 10 whom he is drawn 'I hy
\. city, then hia interest, then his town
" " human raca 1,s nation, and finally ali
are and mora a".e, !, iike ever.widenine Init
M and tbs o, afsection should anima yI. ,as
"'''te him throus6hle tah,rori6le .S Of justice should
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Another Rad Gutter.

Complaint is made of bad gutter on
jackson street just below Ninth. il.
front of a vacant lot, which is full of
weeds and stagnant water. The smell
arising thersfrom is very offensive TO
the residents. There should be some
remedy. for this growing evil which
exists throughout the city,
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
An IOsane Woman,

Yesterday officer Morrison found a
colored woman, about 80 years of age,
wandering around the streets making
considerable noise, and he took her to
the hall. 1t was afterwards ascer.
tanned that she was insane, and she
was taken TO tho almshouse last even.
ing.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

The schOOutr Daniel Il. burton,
which recently arrived at this port
with Il load OF wood for George w.
Bush Il Son, has been sold by Captain
Dapiel r. Burton of Milton, to Brown
4 Swartz, of Salem, N. j., for $1,000.
The schooner is 75 tons burden, about
20 years old, and has been used 10 car.
ry pine wood from Milton to New York.
and bring lime in return.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Eleveuta Ward COmmlssee Elea
ton.

Charles Broomall apr DIN ed by the
County Conmi4tee last Saturday 70
hold an election for three members of
the County Committee from he 11th
ward, Las fixed upon the house of
Mr. Wood,on Bach sire, ,.near Mary
aud aYenue,as the place holding It.
This election will be held between the
hours OF aud o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

OF one hundred and three dollars was
taken up in theUnion American Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Christiana,
Del on Sunday last, by the pastor,
Rev. BENZ amin Theodore Ruley.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Crusaders Castle, No 5,Knights of the
Golden Eagle, opened an ice cream and
peach festival in Union Hall last even
Ing. The attendance was good, and
the festival will be continued to night
and tomorrow night
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
A"r sale or Re..

~ ,s,lasrson st stIss, story brick house No. 41s
ssh and con on tanning ten roo,ns nsus' s;Hs .ia.
ssas, AM Ann,,Da bay window. '' ON ssSs s,ue
S''rhLIcASy "a; 40 =. Howard Il. Vernon.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Everybody chews Elephant Chewing
Tobacco, and gets it from Chapman, No.
3 East Third street, and Seventh and
Orange streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
The West Virginia Prospect.

Albert b. White, editor of the Daily
State Journal OF West Virginia, wrote
u letter to the National Republican
Committee upon the situation in his
State. He says:
/" Fusion is a fact, and we will surely
win IL Republicans do their full duty.
West Virginia Is very rife for mission
ary work and should be thoroughly
canvassed by speakers of national repu-
tation. The Bourbon rule for the past
twelve years has been 80 oppressive and
so outrageous that the people are in re,
volt. We have in West Virginia, a vo-
ting population of about 1900
! To overcome Hancock's plurality of
i, II, 14S in $780, will require tremendous
work, tut it can be accomplished. TIL
people are ady for it. Toe fusion of
the anti Bourboun forces means defeat
for the Democrats in October and No
vember. Our State ticket is strong and
the convention was without parallel in
State politics. in point Of enthusiasm.
The Republicans will gain one Con.
gresham and possibly two. The next
delegation from this State to Congress
will contain one Democrat and three
Republicans.
The issue in West Virginia will bt
the tariff. The people OF this State be
lieve iu 81 tariff and a stiff one, Oul
State absolutely had no use for iisera
ture. In the Western half of the S.stl
sthe Republican gains will be enorulons
, The Democratic disaffection in Woo,
| County will reach fully ten per cont Q
that party's vote Ths Gfeenback ac
cession will be large We expect thsr
!, to give Judge Maxwell, the candidat
, for Governor, 200 majority II w
have help, be prepared for good new
in October and November. Republi
icanism in West Virginia is growing
force
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
The Cattle nlseaaa.

The Chicago Breeders Gazette pub
fishes the result of an inquiry inlo the
of cattle sold by a man
named Essler last winter, from which IL
is supposed ibe p]eur, pneumonia origi-
mated. The Gazette says purchases
were made at that sale bv NJ. G. Clarke,
of Geneva ID. FL. and S. S Tripp,l of
Peoria ; Porter Yaies, of Springfield !;
Frank Carton, of Normel Bevis, of
Virginia; and Rawlings OF jackson.
vile, all in the State of Illinois. From
these the infection was c,rriei to ths
herds of Keefer, at Sterling, John Boyd
At Elmburst, and Oh. Bailey at Peoria,
also in the same State. In ali these
herds there was sickness and thirty
two animals died Of the disease or
were killed. 1.-THE ailments of those
animals which died before the fact of
the infection WAS made public were
variousiy stated as u severe cold, pneu.
monia, pleuro- pneumonia, lockjaw and
of the lungs"
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

and corks, all sizes for fruit jars. You
cannot fail to be suited ut Danforth's
drug store, Second and Market streets.
eE-A special room for trusses.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
lls cel.hs 'ns' rain searcn..

~ a1, and iaaed ia ae Prescription has no
as1iI%a a % direc,e.' ''liihle remedy when
.t,ss...sines, Der. T. sold by dealers in
'"'s' 80 cent? hpot, . Fourth and King
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
Tho w Weath or.

To-day is warm and hazy, threaten.
ing rain. The same conditions ara
likely to prevail tomorrow, with q
further rise of tempe nature.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
The ChOlcro.

TURIN Aug. 27.-King Humbert aAd
Prime Minister Deprstis arrived We ster-
day at Busca, q city OF about III, 900 peo-
pie, in the province of Cuneo, Piedmont.
They visited the cholera patients at the
hospitals and left $1,000 for the relief OF
the sufferers. The italian peasants In
the cholera districts repel the doctors and
prefer to trust in charms and supersti-
tious Observance. At Busca girl was
dying in a filthy room in which two
sheep we're feeding from nasty trough.
The sheep were allowed to be there be-
cause of the superstitions belief that
their wool would absorb the disease.
A serious tumult occurred yesterday
at Lucca because the Perfect prohibited
a procession. 1t was necessary to call
out the military to quell the disturbance
and several of the rioters received
wounds.
ROME, Aug. 27.-The following bul-
letin shows the progress of the cholera
in Italy during the past twenty four
hours: Aguila, 2 fresh cases BerHamo,
8 deaths, ) fresh cases Poretta, 4 fresh
pobasso, z deaths, 10 fresh cases Pater-
no, fresh case Busca, 10 deaths, 80
fresh cases Fosidnovo, deaths, 2
fresh cases Naples, 3 fresh cases /;
Parma, 3 deaths, 4 fresh cases Porto
Msurzio, fresh case Turin, deaths,
10 fresh cases. AZ La Spezia, during
thalast thirty. six hours, there have been
II deaths.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 27 The report
OF tho ravages of cholera in the South
ern departments of France during the
last twenty four hours is as follows !:
Herault, deaths Gard, 1 death !;
Aude, l death !; Eastern Pyrenees, II
deaths.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 27.-There were
no deaths from cholera here last night.
The relief sfices will close September
1st.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 27.-There were
four deaths here from cholera to day.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
state OF ,ne Tnermoms.a-

1t the REPUBLICAN office in the sha.ie.
O'Clock 10 o'clock O'Clock.
no 500 S5o
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28
.Trinn,,.~
AIDES es,'nIimings ,'Ii ana

tad, "" Wlshinn NOt1Ona.
aon,, made s TO purchase dresses
Essa E,saa call On or made to order
sSStA sssA Street arg. Jones, 6Is West West
'"'s' Also gents furo,sh,n" mess "
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Bny only WILCOX 8 WHITE OnaAs
= q. NORTH y Co., 713 Market street
w III. MULLEN, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

One hundred and forty-thre carloads
Of peaches were shipped over the Della.
ware Railroad yesterday, which
were consigned as follows:
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Aboy VII. wau,sd,
-" this eiiss' Ssr read manuscript. Ap.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Try Busb's coal you will like 1t.
Daily Republican., 1884-08-28

Job printing At RxPusLIoAa oaios
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PICKLE FRAUDS.

Umbrella, novelette, and shawl,
He carried one and carried all,
And gave the lady his free hand
To help her down upon the sand.
The huge umbrella lent its shade
To grateful man and gracious maid
With all the world quite close at hand
They felt alone upon the sand.
Some fiimsiest web that fiction weaves
She read he idly turned the leaves;
And so it happened that their hands
Touched nov and then upon the sands.
Her shawl was fiuttered by the breeze,
And both ess 'yed the folds to seize,
And SO it happened that their hands
Met once again upon the sands.
She did not mean it should be 50,
But he forgot to let hers go;
And she forgot to claim her hand
And thus they sat upon the sand.
The hook was closed, the shawl blew wide,
And as they sat there, side by side,
Tnev both agreed to fast lock hands
And walk together DER life's sands.
Some weeks passed by, and both sglin
We're seated by the sighing main;
Alas he held anothsr's HANDS,
Another hers, upon the sands.
Nancy V. Culbertson.
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NOR RENT-A CENTRALLY LOCATED HO-
tel in this city, doing good business. Owner
wishes 10 engage in other business outside of Sacra
mento. Apply 70 this Office. mr6lws
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-08

NOR SALE-NEw Two-SToRY FRAME -
house. IL rooms, with all modern inn &,;.
proyements opposite State Capitol, on easy ~
terms northwest conner Tenth and VI streets. In
quire premises. mr6-lw'
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-03-08

HUSBANDS! Take the hint. Your wife oil
your children are liable to take colds from
drafts that will make them i'll. Always keeE
on hand Aliens Lung Balsam, the best ano
purest remedy for coughs and colds. 1t con
tsins no opium. and is harmless to the most
delicate.