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Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
A ShOcklnE Crime.

A special to Tuesdays Philadelphia
Times, from Georgetown, says:
intelligence has reached here OF one
Of the most shocking crimes in the
hfs6Grv of the county. william ii.
Donovan and James Warren, farIne ers,
who live five or six miles trnm town,
are brothers.in law, and their wives
upon the death Of their mother jointly
inherited tract oflan1. a sQuab5le
arose over the division Of the land and
the parties have bean engaged in litiga
tion ever since. On Sunday Warren
went over upon the portion of the land
laid off ard allotted to his wife. Dono'
van ordered him off, and unOn reaching
the public road he attacked Warren
with pitchfork and at the same time
set fierce bull dog on him The d"g
bit the flesh from Warren's legs nno
body, mutilating him horribly. HI
face is marked with the sharp prong
of the pitchfOrk, and th- flesh il .iuSr
clinging in shreds to his limbs. He il
lying in n very critical condition and
fears are entertained for his recovery
Donovan was appointed Recorder OF
Deeds for Sussex county in 1873, and
served one term of i've years. A war
rant has been issued fOr mis- arrest
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
Parade on emOrtal Day.

The Tcrond order for the Memorial
parade, "hich takes place gu Friday,
has hcra issued by Chief Marshal
George w. King, as follows: "The
Grand Army posts, the military and
other societies and organizations taking
part ~ the Memorial parade to take
plar" on Friday afternoon, May 80, will
march TO Fourth and French streets
and report at onc" to N" chief marshal,
when they will be assigned a position
in liue. The line will form at p. N.
and move at 80 sharp. All officers OF
of the G.. A. II. are directed to wear
their Silr arms, The officers Of Other
organizations will equip themselves
and their resp-rtiva commands in ac
cordauce with the rules AMI + guiatiOns
of their orders All organization!
and societies are respectfully invited to
parade with the &. A. K. on that day
ProprietOrs OF manufacturing establish
mems are requested TO close their place
of business during the hours Of parade
All citizens and especially those alon,
the route of parade are also requested
10 display tie laf;ot'al crlors.'
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
TdiAD EDITION,
Dots.


Post No. SO, G. A. R., oi p, nnsgrove
N. j., contemplate visiting SDyth
Pos u, his city, on June 23
A special meeting Of prayer was held
ali day yesterday in Grace chapel, BY
the W. .. T. u, OF this city.
A new telephone has been placed IN
the store of Boughman q Go. The num-
be .25.
Two ,ls, ling hou .es are being erected
at wan y.fo nth and Tatnall streets
by How rd Cornell and William G.
Clarnhn
The annual reception of St. Marks
CommaDdery, Knights Templar, will
be head in Institute Hall tomorrow
evening.
A public rehearsal will be given In
the lecture room of the Opera House
to.morrow evening by the Philharmon-
ic orchestra.
A portion of the north bank Of Bran.
dywine race, just above Market street,
caved in yesterday morning. The dam
age was Immediately repaired.
The city was filled with music yes
terday and last evening, and crowds Of
people thronged the streets until late
hour.
After some difficulty the U s. survey
ors have succeeded in locating a new
ice harbor at Morris Listons, near Bonn
bay Hook, Delaware bay.
Letters of administration were grant
ed yesterday by Register Biggs Il
Henry F.. Appleton on the estate o!
John NJ. Appleton, late OF Appoquin
mink Hundred.
A delegation from Lenape Tribe, No
6, /. o. r. NJ, of this city, paid visit
to Wawasett Tribe, No. l72, of Lin
wood, Pa, last evening, and spent al
enjoyable time.
Garrett's snuff mills at Yorklyn, on
the B. & p. Railroad ARE being enlarged
and otherwise improved. A new rail
road siding is also being put in to con
meet with the mills.
The Wilmington cricket team viii
play the Chester club, at Chester, OF
Friday afternoon next. A return gam.
will be played in this city in the neal
future.
The decision in the case of Wilson VS.
the B. g. p. Railroad Company, which
was to have been rendered by Chancel
lor Salisbury to day, will doubtless b'
postponed on account of the attorneys
having business in the Superior Court
On July IS Lore & Emmons, trustees
will sell at public sale lot of rea
estate in Pencader Hundred, consisting
of a house and lot in St. George's, ant
, tract Of land on the road from St
Georges to Odessa.
The Jackson & Sharp Company hav'
shipped the handsome car Adelint
Patti, recently repaired, to Baltimore
Five passenger coaches for the Cap'
Fear and Yadkin Valley Railroad, O.
North Carolina, have also been ship
ped,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
Guslden Dea.h.

Frederick DAM, who has conu
a barber shop at No. 6OO "eM "a
street for several years, dleu Suu II,
last night cf heart disease ne q z
ed to be enjoying his usual hfa'n a.,
terday, and was in his shop Ia. u.
ing, when he started out aver ita p''
whichs had slipped out Of o.. .D' n.
He chased the pup a Shol. .I us
when the little fellow tull''u
neighboring alley and ih'o ,'r
followed by Mr.. Daiz, "ho' "t0
tering rhe house, sat dow, ,yt.r Cn
apparently exhausted; " !, T,n T',n 4
what allied him, he repLlru IL
and almost instantly expired, ,mm
A physician was hastily 'uaD san,
but his pulse had ceased IisSp,'y to Dp1'
his arrival, as Le had tVlusnrs ,isaas "a,
stricken down with heart 0'iea'v, y ao,
ceased was about 45 years o. " a "s, e,
has resided onFront street 'O'
of years.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
FOURTH EDITION,
RMAR Rail.

The Wilmington club took the Tren
ton team into camp yesterday Afternoon
and gave then crushing defeat. Dar
Casey pitched for the Wilmington, ant
he proved too much for Trenton 8 heav,
hitters. Tho score was
Wilmington. O02 III
Trenton. ..........O 8 OOOO-
Base hits-Wilmington, 10; Trenton,
II. Errors Wilmington, B; Trenton, 8
The following games were played
yesterday:
At Allentown
| Allentown. ...... 0011O42
Virginia. .........2 1O1Ol o.
Base hits, Allentown, 10; Virginia, 8
errors, Allentown. 3, Virginia, 6.
At Reading:
Ironsides. :. .....,. o 2 8 A OIL Ok
Active. o 0 l 90 20 51-l(
Base hits, Ironsides, 10; Active, 10; or
rors, Ironsides, S; Active, IL.
At Newark
Domestic. ........5 o 300 8 0 0 l.
Harrisburg. ..O3O 8 40 3Ox-11
At Philadslphia-Athletic,S Toledo
2. Philadelphia, 4 Providence, 8:
At Cleveland - Detroit, 4 Cleve.
land, l.
At Washington-Louisville, 4; Wash
ington, /.
At New York-New York, l; Boston
p. Metropolitan, q st. Louis, Z.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn, 6; Indiana
poiis, Z. Twelve innings.
AT st. Louis-St. Louis, u, 8; Key.
stone, u, 4.
At Chicago-Chicago, u, 8; Boston,
u, s. The game was called at the end
of the ninth inning and will DO played
off today. The weather was very cold
there.
At Buffalo-Buftalo, 6 ; Chicago, IA.
NOTES.
Secretary Young has decided that in
the case of foul tip becoming imbed~
ded in the mask, the batter should be
given out.
Fog Horn Bradley will be appointed
an American Association umpire as
soon as a vacancy occurs.
Altogether, the Philadelphia club
has four catchers 1t is without a
suitable man to 60 behind the bat to-
day. All four are more or less crippled.
AL Reach teleRraphed 10 Boston asking
for the use Of Cunning, of the Boston
reserves, but President Soden refused to
lend his services.
BOSTON, May 27.-The Harvard.
Brown base bali game, played at Provi-
dence May %, will be protested by
Harvard on the ground that Clarke.
Browns catcher, was not a regular
mem ber of u e University.
The Wilmington Reds and the Brady
Senate, of New Castle, will play on
Friday afternoon, On the new grounds
the latter.
The recent game between two picked
mines from the employees ofshaw's aud
Knowles mills, at New Castle, resulted
in victory for the latter by score Of
% to IA.
The standing of the clubs in the East.
ern League is as follows:
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
DtsuAt r0Ns FIOOds I'm RDafH,

MADRID, May 27.-Ihe floods in the
soutl -Asiern provinces, about Murcia
and Alicante, are becoming alarming
Whoie towns have been cut off, and the
crops over u iarge extent of country
have h"en completely destroyed. Many
faDijia" have been rendered homeless.
Gendarmes and sailors are conveying
provisions to the destitute and making
every effort to rescue such of the ia.
habtants as are in danger. The inun
datlOn exec eds that Of 1879.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
Guardian Savings Loan.

IT, first annual meeting of tht
Guardian Savings and Loan Associa
ton w' held in the ollie, of the Sscre
tary, W',iam +. Hawkins, last even
ing During the year, $50, 1878 were
receivn' on AGO unit of shares, besides
S65l LIB received from interest, preuni
ums and fires. The loans returned dur
ing TIE year amounted to 81 800. max
ing tae total receipts S22,li691. The
number OF shares issued is 1913, but
1877 have been withdrawn, leaving 1,55t
now IN force The present value of each
share is Sl2 20 3,
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
Tho Olkyel sunday sc"''
yergar

The anniversary Of the V1''t, 1i ne
pyt.rian Sabbath school WV W., eve
SEATED b Tomorrow (Thursdaayy{} aayy{},Ijr t,'
The auditorium will he t"''t'aII,s '';aaI,su
rated, and al elaborate ",a'T"e ha rre,e
erary program Nv ~ and cho
Solos, Duets, quartol''s 'ss"eral Sr ri
viii be rendered, also sever" vel met
tions' ion ~ There will be special r''
al services, and an in'sfs'bIIsr M ssb"Isr,
raising participated in ,y ..JImissio .Ini
teachers. The prlce u cents.
fifteen cents; Children 'el' WV
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
The Teacher.

There is no teacher that can equal ex.
perience, either in good or evil. The
person who is selfish, narrow minded
and filled with uncharitableness, is The
one best qualified to point out the ten
dency of all the hascr and meaner pas
sions to the innocent. To serve witt
lofty gifts tue poor and lowly, for whom
the Goldman died, and all for love, il
truly great.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
Breksp hanks and prok ers.

The directors of the broken Penn
Bank, at Pittsburg, yesterday discover.
ed overdrafts to the total amount Of
$685., 900, "or $1,000 in excess Of the en-.
tire capital and surplus Of the bank. "
OF the overdrafts $24O,O 900 are on the nc.
count Of" D. Wilson & Co.." q firm
unknown In Pittsburg, but supposed
to represent the accounts ofa number OF
persons lately operating on the wrong
side of the oil market"
The individual schedules In the as
signment Of Frederick ID. Grant and
Jesse r. Grant were filed yesterday in
New York. The schedule of +. ID.
Grant shows liabilities amounting h
81. 3lb, ,066, and assets nominslly g..
900, ,013, but Of which the actual value
10 unknown. The schedule Of Jesse r,
Grant shows liabilities of 500, 400, and
assets of the nominal value of $751;.
$50.
The liabilities Of Strang's Bank, of
Green Bay, Wisconsin, which sus-
pended on Monday. are reported at
$340, 900, the assets at $3.50, 900. at Is
stated positively that not less than 70
per cent. will be paid on all claims" "
The concern IL State Bank.
Inge & Malone, extensive tobacco
dealers of Petersburg, Virginia, have
made deed of trust for the benefit of
their creditors. The junior member of
the firm is the oldest son of Senator
Malone.
+. A. Hawley & Co., bankers Of
Boston, who failed recently, will make
a statement to their creditors to-day.
1t is understood they will report $25, 900
Of assets against more than $500, 900
liabilities.
The Hot Springs National Bank, of
Hot Springs. Arkansas, failed Tuesday
after run caused by the reported
absence of its President, Andrew
Bruon. Its liabilities are only $40, 900.
The celebrated Li,hia water from Farm
vi S.nripu, lirpinia In ana nifty n suif
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
S,aHe Disn'isse

William McColiom, ,.%,e wn" We; Cuni
iast night upon the ebarsr .,:ss o. on Nj; MD
ting an assault "nu o",' a ',,i.charged
Fieone, an Italian, was '..t,ne.ses 1',r ts
morning s1' after o'Drt .S,"ony w'',TS''fi. fi.ili'
been heard, the r>, .'t was imp
show that the acc'''eu
%nl
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
Housekeepers Take Notlee.

No" is the time to have your carpets
cleaned and thoroughly y renovated, and
the "othS and moth eggs destroyed
II PIT away for the season, we prepare
them without extra charge. For ono
custome- alone we prepare over sOt
var, y 'arn@t yearly, who is entirely
satis.iy,s Si'h tho process. Please call
and SO" ur process. Free to all. L
FerrY, Eleventh and Jackson streets.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
w. 4. 7. L.

Tomorrow evening N n, Isi siv4 h'n' an e
Phillips, of this clty,",ii'' ,inr. in Grad
tainment of select readings G III the Os
E. Sunday school hall; ,;,1s 'oI Philips tIH 1
Of the W. G. T. U. Ml'I E;,tr. [r'' and
elocut;onist # rare "G'I.'!, among
built up quite u reputation rep,. he '!SnNs State
citizens and throh 9i'oI.1 ..sn s arrapg1
excellent program has oee'1
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
x,.,ur,ug the BO"s .ou,

The remains of Wm. W.ni, h.y were Oro
recently died in Cali'1ri'.1're tnjs week BY
ST.. s,'o Georges a" after ,srisp se5s,'Fsn Church;
the % future Mrs. Newto,, aar ST. St, GeOrs'
the the hom estsad farm ne'' y"
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
=.
pcrsOn a.

The NJ. F; r,,,s, c1u5sn .g s55"Isy, 5nI'E!y' y ~
Gss;Sss ss;1ss was s"d :s :s1ssps s& Sy si
Andrew I Mauship, OF Of fD tie intt,sa' "' ~
Ms1snGa Nam Ga."1, il "@'hs' sf hs g SS Il; 1;'
Experience" n'. a"a '''p'
during his travels
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourthand Market.

| One of the most remarka
bic bargains in BLACK Silks
we ever saw is now displayed
by US and we'll merits the at
tention of fSILK buyers. "Gui'
net" is well known as a relia-
BILE make of pure color and
fabric, and one worthy of con-
fdence. This SILK never
sold at the closest margin less
than $l.O0 per yard. In this lot
at a sacrifice by the importer
we offer them at Is cents per
yard.
WM. B. SHARP.
First Floor, silk Department.
All the balance ofour Foul
ard Silks in different styles
and figures ale reduced to 25
cents per yard from 37b and
80 cents. Great goods for
Summer wear.
VIM. B. SHARP.
First Flsor SILK Department.
Fine effects and splendid
styles in White Dress : uits
elegantly trimmed, the new
ones just opened are unusual,
ly pretty, at 81, IS, Sc, So
SO, $40, Sl2, and nothing
finer in white goods and their
wear.
VIM. B. SHARP.
White Goods Department, Basement.
Nothing nicer around a
house or more useful than the
little "Hassocks" or "Crick-
ets' made of Brussels and
Moquette Carpets, so and Is
cents each, from $l.00 and
$l.25.
VIM. B. SHARP.
Second Floor, Carpet Rooms.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
PIED s.f His EBiuries,

George oldham, &C cAssafras Neck,
who was seriously inIurtd few days
ago by being heat@r LY captain James
Mitche !, dlcd on Monday afternoon
from the fleets of his injuries.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
QUITE RIDICULOUS.

Young Wife" That's the
way he goes on every time |
tell him he must have a new
suit OF clothes" But no Won
der-these people are our
i" kin beyond sea-" where
there is no Oak Hall. Cat
this point the advertising ma
chine should start and the
full head of hyperbole be let
on. We don't do that way
now. Buyers are not caught
with chaf
We want to make a plain
statement. Fine art and me.
chanic art are combined to
turn Oak Hall purchases Of
material into clothing. Nc
clothing house in the land
will offer you more clothing
or better. You don't love
us enough to pay a premium
to buy our goods, hence we
give you he best for the
least, and a million dollars
worth of i.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
The W Gather.

Fine showers took place last night In
various sections of the country. To
morrow promises to be slightly warmer
and clearing.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
Notice..

The t.o"Nlican voters Of the Eleventh
Ward ar" requested to meet at War
ner'S in"r""'" factory, at s o'clock on
this (""'n. Sday) evening, to nomi-
nate GIrdi.'ate tor Council.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28

Fem Il Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday, "a degrees at 3p. M, 70 a.
p. m., and 6S at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28

The world. renowned Knabe Pianos
only at II. T. Robelen, no Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28

DEATnH,
KINSLER-On the 9th inst, Elsie May
only daughter Of WIN. II. and Elizabeth
NJ. Kinsler, aged q months and 3 days.
The funeral will take place from the resi-
dence of her parents, No. I Garter street. OF
Thursday afternoon, ut 3 O'Clock. lntermen
in Riverview cemetery. /
As bright as the sun,
That shines at midday,
ls our little one In Heaven,
Our darling angel, Elsie May"
Gone but not forgotten.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28

Naato Of the Tn thermometer
At sss RxFJBLIOAN ONCE In tho shade,
7 CO tok 10 O'Clock IL o'oloci
Ga 67o b7O
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
The COatesviIle shooting Affair

Aho >OHASbVAbuO csOONl"A AIH
Michael Burns, Sr., of Rock Run,
Chester county, deliberately shot Edwin
Wallace, of the same place, on Satur-
day evening. They are both employees
of G. f. Pennock q Co., iron men,
They met on the streets of Coatesville
about 3 O'Clock in the evening, when a
discussion arose between them in re-
gard to certain plate made in the
mill. Both parted angry and Burns
made the remark he would see him
later. Burns straightway went home,
procured revolver and met Wallace
walking with his wife in front OF their
residence. He pulled out his pistol
and fired, the ball entering the left
grou. DR.. Houskeeper has probed for
the ball several times but 80 far has
been unable to find it. The wound is
not dangerous one. There appears to
have been no effort made to arrest
Burns.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28
The Csar's Death warming.

ST.. PETERSBURG, May 27.-The Nj
hilists have begun new campaign oi
terrorism in the province of Moscow,
having placarled that province and it,
capital with hundreds Of copies Of a
manifesto, threatening death to the
Gar. As these placards were all post
ed on the same night, and as each man
engaged in the work could have posted
but very few Of them, owing to the no
cessity of dodging the police, it is evi
dent that tho Nihilists of Moscow art
very numerous. The proclamatisn'
were well printed on good paper, and
are headed, "The Executive Commit
tee to the Emperor Alexander H.
They have neither date nor signature
but each copy bears the usual seal O.
the executive committee impressed
upon the paper after it had been print
cd.
The proclamation reminds the Czal
that he was warned in May. 1881, tina
il he would avoid the fate which ha,
befallen his father two months before
he must grant a constitutional form o
government and organize parliament
composed OF representatives of the peO
pie. During the thr, e years that hav,
followed this warning, the proclamatio,
says, the revolutionists have suspended
their agitation but now that theil
warning has been so long unheeded
they inform the Gar that he must pre-
pare to be dealt with as pitilessly ant
removed az suddenly as his father ant
predecessor.
The police tore down the placards be
fore most OF the citizens were stirring
and have made strenuous efforts to fine
the persons who printed and postet
them. Many students of both sexe
have been arrested on suspicion, and ,
thorough search has been made of th'
offices of all newspapers and printers
suspected of disloyalty. None of thu
peculiar type used in printing the pla
cards have been discovered, however
and the police believe it was melted NJ
Immediately after being used.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28

TANVASSEkS WILL FIND IT TO
~ their interest by calling at 3l3 Shipiey
street. my2S-4t 4. M. RICHMOND.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28

ROYS AND GIRLS, RAPID ROAD TO
- wealth, free. Address Il. F. p. co, .Slo
North Avenue, Rochester, N. Y, m2s8t
Daily Republican., 1884-05-28

"ANTED-AT ONCE, A GOOD ICE
Nv cream maker Apply at 7Os Market
o''oo'' my2S-2tt
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cth,r hLuut or ArtaIr. hIy prclrr-
cnco was ldnunds. | drew nom his
own strength OF $50 odd votes that
would stirh to him through thick and
thin. ! he pluncd knight was the SEC
oud choice %. two-thIrds OF the re-
uaiud,r oi tAc delegates. and ~ soon
as they saw the nomination OF their
candidate was mposslun and Blaine :
nomination probable, they iockod t.
hm in u body. I Ihis is why no comtl-
nation against Blaine was possible.
Had | not Dccn 50 positively lor td-
mund9 don t know but what would
have been carried away myself bS con
tHglon. and found myself throwing up
my hands Tor Blaine Blame Is the
choice Of tNo-thrd- OF the rank and
fir.u' the party. shall then bolt the
nominations by no means. have no
personal objection, TO Blaine. and |
tAink YOU Will ind there viii bc no ia
tai dlsaiicctiun. | believe Blaine Will
he elected. He viii sweep the west
and OHIO, and carry all New England.
| have been called rc.ormcr, but am
Il republican. 1t i, too early to speak
OF Now York. No one to-day can tell
no , that stlt w.u sote. don THINK
1t viii bc Impossible lur Blame to carry
il. don / believe there will hc an IN
dependent candid4tr Those who viii
not vote the republican ticket viii stay
away rom the polls A. to he bolt Ul
the Ncw York LINES. am inclined to-
think ltWould support either cleveland
or DorohclHcr, II nUmiuatcd by tine
democrats
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tainil 6 Made Profitable.
Country Gcntlcncn.

Farmers may be divided into two
saco--t"ose who raise guod crops
,',l! year, through all the changes o,
tie sUason ana those who lall. ar
parity aotcevd at best. " hen the SUM
."'r - TOO vet. or too dry. or men the
sc"sJh opens late. or Il coM summer
toho"o, or tue crops are scrou,y cut
lnto oy carry autunal irost.. insects
come al lUr IL large share ol the nluu-
&C. ~ a greater or less extent. nrlrlv
every yea. ana ON the whole the busl-
ness "a l"llilhg becomes very unccr-
lLih uuc at best
NnHt Is the reason OF the great diff
,crtncc between these two GLASSES ol
Iarn4,r>t
Ask tnc last mentioned elias, the fol-
LOVING three questions. and oil serve
40" nany win give u clear decided
.,L.rnHttlNc answer
A.c your nclds ali thoroughly tile
drained. tnlOe lVct deep. aud tHu rods
! a.palti.
:. Have YOU secured help enough
or rdtAtr. htNc YOU occupl, Il land small
,nou4 4n--tU make Il deep lncilow bed OF
4.u,., puNcrllcd soil bc.orc painting or
soNl. : .ny crop,
;. II ut you provided sufficient help
to Keep lh hocd crops IN clean. nlcIoN
tul, -, the season through. 20 that the
".,,us cannot get above ground?
" Z are aware tnlt Il ullic'llIy lies in
your say You desire it po>,ioic. with
>ctnt h,Ip to raise all you can tins
year. al,d wllh the nope tL,,t the season
.,i.i DrD,t. :i\1rJI,lp AViI trh nvpi, and
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UUN WIRE NEWS.

" hat is Going on at
Home and Abroad.
Cllapodrida OF Legislative Business,
Political and War Notes in
Both Hemispheres.
The DaI, List of riInes and Cas-.
u..Itic,, Frauds and Failures,
Zee .iiIcnCe and Poverty,
Mi.vrS and Nerriinent,
AL points In the
Game of Life.