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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
MELVILLE IN COURT.

iron OTHER. LOCAL." SEE FIRST PAGI
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
Public 1o$ahfus.

General fiiz. Lee, Colonel w. s. Gilman,
Charlts 4. Stuart, Speaker Of the House OF
Delegates. and Marshall Mccormick, sena-
tor frem Clarke county, will speak To Man
ehestr Democrats tonight OF 1880 o'clock.
General fitz. Lee, Colonel w. :. Gil.
man, and Major Benjamin II. Nash will
address the people at Smlther's store,
Henrleo county, SATURDAY, night.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
sudden Death Last Night.

Mr.. Lygon Corbn, OF Philadelphia.
died suddenly last night. at the residence
Of Mrs. Walden. on west Grace street,
Richmond. Deceased was about seventy.
five wears OF age. and was visiting friends
in this city. His relatives in Philadelphia
were st once notified Ly telegraph OF his
death.
frOR OTHER. LOCAL" SEE FIRST PAeE.l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
RAILROAD LINES.

ca M &S sas:..;sss : ss,:-..,s:;s;;.
IUFSAPEAkE AND ONO RAIL
" WAY.-SClEDuLEi IN TT E|' vi V"H"
IL, 1884: p,ctn,oSp
COO NJ For Nevport's News, Ola Point Com
e'-' 1'' " fort aud Norfolk. Daily except sun
day. Osly-ihre hours and twenty
ave minutes Richmond g norfolk.
o.aSL N. For all stations aud Lexington, KY,
Louisville. and Cincinnati. Mali eH-
cent Sunday. Quickest line q Lex
ington. Va. making close connec-
fions ria stanton.
a3aP NJ Charlottesville acrommodaiiontm lN'
ed daily, except sunday. stops Al
a.,spM Por Newport News. Ola Point. and
Norfolk. ENprc except SUNDAY.
e:25 p. NJ. For Loulsylle and ClnS,nnli,; con
west. and southwest. Vast express
daily. Doe not STOP FOR local busi-
ness Pullman sleep ng-csrs Ron
mond D. Cincinnati and Washington
and Charlotte vile to Louisville.
ARRIVE RICHMOND.
s.,oA.N. From Charlottesville except sunday.
lI.3s A. 81 From Norfolk, Old Point. and New
PORTS News, except Sundiy.
1913 p. NJ. From Louisville. Ciaeinnlti' asd all
local points except Sunday.
ou5P VI. From Norfolk except sunday. FROM
Old POintssd Newport's New daily.
al5P. NJ. FROM Louisville and Cincinnati
Fast express, daily.
sunday Excur-on 10 Newport's News and Qua
Point will leave Richmond a. NJ, aud arrive IN
Richmond o.l5 I. VI. returning.
Depot Seventeenth and Broad steets.
TIcket-Offets 1000 Main street and thesa-
pe~Ae anu Univ NA'''"' II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent.
c. ". SMITH. G-ne'al Manager. oe IL
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
TRUSTEES SALE
orr
JAMES. RIVER PLANTATIONS
ABOUT 900 ACRES,
NEAR NEW CANTON, BUCKINGHAM '0V'
Tl,NA.


nv virtue Of 4 deed Of truFt 30 me; eSech,Ns 20
,he late james u. Fickcn, dated Dccsn ~ 49,
Isl nuy recorded In tie County oCass a. 1870
Ineham county, and 40 the request OF u y socn
~ the bond thereby secured, default nN,ht m \,
Snade In the payIGent OF said bond : sl'It W -
,hi1 mellon In from, of the dwelling-nou-e on
he property. at IL o'clock VI ~
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 80 le-f
Tho ,rnst property conveyed % me by The s'd acc
OF trust described therein az iomiicd tho THE
RFU.HOUSE TRACT lying upon c', - 80 80
IN buckingham county. Va, ah0dt Two n,sS l,SI
New Canton, aud containing No. 80, ~
hn,.Sdod ~ me lanes river and by the aDd, ~
Tbomss Al. Leitch. Joseph tu}ui' ana nthf r.
being the same lanes WIZ, S ~, * 80 am
s,iean Sccprsed and beiBg all the lands lai The
tste of m. Aforesaid deed or trust held ap1 pNi-
"a 70 Iy the sid ]. B. fickicn Ia thlt imme ii itf
oo,e6berh0od, aud lying together In onr body.
* a.. nronortv is situated pOu siNty mile above
picbmnnd and about tvO mile from BrcuO sta
iian ON The Richmond AMI A'lc2hany raIrbsL
I, embraces large body II oxcc'lcnt river low
aronnds A. well limbercd and water 4. and Is inn
1900 NV /. good dwelling-h0u'e aud suitable farm
E,tIdngs which are said u be IN good order. Tho
,aow of The said j. B Ficklin j. stu residing ou
the property. and VIII NJ dnuDl sho" u 20 per- ms
tntendlns 10 be bidders at The sale. who are In
,Iied 10 cNsmine the property brtOre the Day 81
.ale, Tile property viii be 7old subject 10 th-
widows dover IN IT, -., =, 49, -, ,,..
,on.es ~ executing th. trust AMI The u1iau"c Ia
~ lie bond secured, amounting 10 tte iirther
~ 80, 81 40 800 with interest thereon since April
~, 1883 for The residue OF ths purcna, 'i,i.S
.e,taii,e ef the said j. q. Ficsien may ln WntuI
d,r,ct or i'm ease 10 such written direction -
ixen th.n a credit OF one year, bearing int,-c-'
from dsy Of .a.. and secured by deed OF tIdst
upon the '@'d oPMhkRIsON ROBERTSON,
an 23-s,&WtOc l&tdtOe29 iru'u'F'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23

Trustees.
}. Thompson BROWN & Co., Aucilonears.
~ &c 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
povERTY AND sUFFERING.

"iwas dragged down with debt, poverty, and
suffering for years, caused by sick fifaily' anu
Large bills flr doctornR
Twas completely discouraged until ono year ago,
nv the advice Of my pastor, commenced usnr
Hon Bitters, and Ia one month We were all we'll
and none OF Us have seen SICK day since, and
want 10 say 10 all poor men. you can Keep your
families well wear with Hop Blitcrs for tess than
one doctor. visit will cost. know IA WORK
INGbAE.
None genuine without bunch of green Hops on
the white label. shun all the vile. posonon stun
with "BOpr or Hops" In their name.
oc 2-Th(wl. Sa&Tnim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
I,rF uvF IIWE-SCUOONFR

TINE. LINE. LIME.-SCHOONER
IL WIDE Awake now due with csrzo FRESH
EOCKI.ANp LIME. Tor sale low from c.sel. We
have In stock fresh supplies of whites Portland
Cement. X. y 4 ;. Imported Portland 'emenl
James river fhydraulcl. and hoffman Roscndale
6cmenis; Calcined Plaster. Pllsttrlng Hair,
Laths. Fire-BTick, ana Clay. NAkNtK MOpRb'
emmac. BARK Lump aud Ground Plaster. Corn
Meat &c foot seventeenth street, south side dock.
&C 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
AUCTION sALEs.:.sNss-yysss w.
S0>V~' ~ George =. vashon = soo.
D., s.t,te gents and Ascfioncef,
No. 2 Tenth street..

COMMISSIONERS SALE or TW vs
W ynsmsn nwELiIvGs, NgAnI;y IVY,
WITH ioGR G2o .Ino sHf,lIfTfiiie.f y ggf!
~ sTnIrtRr NFAR REDD sTHsEErr epnSi,
GcOD DfPTlI-wELLOF1o GOOD " ennrERTY
LIS in TENRICo CouSSTTfTy INIT inf1,rs hSD
AZ RI, MEcHhNIUsvILLE TuRSrri.n,e,,.sey
In pursuance Of decree enteren NV, os II.
1854 nv Henrico Circuit Conrt IN thc ~ y, na, ie
ian rs Hall IT ais will orocec1 70 se' ~ ''
auction. on the premises, on 90.
MONDAY, z7TH or OCTOBER 1881
=, A o'clock f.. NJ, tho property above. D.on,,
TERMS: one third "a cash residue IN ncso.w,l
.xments NJ SIX and twelve months fJf n,e 80,
Rna,y,rest added. aud title retainer neu, w w
enase-"' special Commiss'one''
urypIco couSTY-To WIT: IN TIE ''"'"''
COURT or SAID COUNTY.
rcertify that y. &. Minor. special conInisl'rI
A., mo cult Of Al. Hall, Sc. ~. liali ana otfr-
.,ven The bond ~ required by decree ehufe' ."
81 cause on the 9th day Of &c oh r. isst;.o
a i'erk.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
nv }. Thompson Brown q Go"
Real Estate Agents and Auctloheers'
llI3 Main street.
SALE OF MANI nE Il
STORE. No. 1912 EAST MAIN lhE"i'
FORNERIY OCCUPIED ~
MrssRs. FOX & TAlIOh.

TRUSTEES SALE OF MAlN-S dhEr'
e,nRF. No. 1912 EAST MAIN rREEl'
FORMERLY OCCUPIED %
MEssRs. FOX & TAYLOR
nv ,Irtue Of two deeds Of trust executed ey
cenrgc ~ Gretter-One 10 Y. Iuppcro "u ",
/ ~ Anderson, trustees, dated July H. io1E, ~
r. Il5 r. page 2Og. aud the Other 70 L. r. nrVn q
and D. n. DuVsTr, trustees, dated August io'
1879. u. y. 10 n. page 2OI' boIh OF re Dpich
J. he Office of the ChanccrY Court CITY " 49,
monde secure the payment of certain nolas
therein mentioned, and default .NinE oei ~
In Uayrncpt thereof, and having plrtlally
III trusts IN said deeds and not reSlizinf suhceu.
money 10 pay or and discharge in fall tne ~
notes and being requested by the bcnehclarlos az
xtid teds 10 further execute the russ ~ S'iy
deeds TO the payment OF and dl'charee IN Iu,l o
h, lance due on said notes. we. the ungersigneh
trstses viii Proceed 10 SELL OH the pre- iDi-es' on
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 20, 1884,
nj o'clock. the above STORE, No. 1912 east
Main street, and described IN said deeds as ioi-
lows: All that lot Of land, with all the Improve.
inenis thereon. on the north side or Main street
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets 'front.'
Ing 20 feet thereon. and running baca between
parallel lines igl feet TO an alley ~,
TERMS: Cash as 10 expense OF saleanu ,unlclent
10 raw or aud discharge In full TIE balance due on
said notes, aud the remainder On such terms a.
may be- announced at sale by the grant0r Or IN MS
l. f.. BROWN.
D.B. DUGGER,
Trustees;
T. UPPER.
j. W. ANDERSEN,
}. THOMPSON BROWN & Co., Auctlonear'. 90
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
REAL Estate At PRIVATE SALE.
DEAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE n
III, SALE. hx
SPECIAL. BARGAINS IN DWELLING
HOUSES.


FIRsT.CLASs MODERN. STYLE DWELLING
on f,,aV street bciween Mini and TENN: IL
roorns: kiichen, stable, and all modern improve
nFsIRABLE MODERN-STYLE BRICK
DWELL IN,i on Marshall stree, between Eizhth
TWO DESIRABLE DRICK DWELLINGS on
west Grlce street between FOushee aud Adams,
N IN 9 rooms each and modern improvements.
NEW BRICK DWELLING, o rooms besides
Kitchen and - ryanrs room aud modern improve
mel t., on west Grace street between Laurel aud
NFW BRICK DWELLING on west Grace
street near Henry; IL rooms and mod I'm im-
'IARGE BRICK DWELLING on Fifrh street
between Clay aud Leigh, with modern Improve
NICE BRICK DWELLING on. Fourth street;
CANDLES Hi, with rooms; Kitchen Stable anu
modern IN pruvements. 81.
KIN BRICK DWELLING. modern Style. VITA
10 rooms on Fl0yd street near Monroe Park.
NICE BRICK DWELLING on seventh street
north Of Leigh with modern mproyemeuts
SMALL BhiCk DWELLING, with modern im-
prOyemcnis, on seventh street between Grace an
NiTF FRAME DWELLING. g rooms, on Grace
street betwt- n Henry and Beiyidcre, with all ne
cessary culyort connections ~
FRAME DWELLING, with desir lble LOT.
on Grace street between Monroe and Henry; all
necessary cuTert connections.
Terms: Liberal.
Iviil take pleasure in showing the ahoye-men-
toned DIV ELLINGS 10 all In want OF slich pro-
perry. IL, sfLIuH iAl h.On,
nc c3,24,2B-3t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
ByR. %. Chain & CO.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioh''i'
Nsinortb Tenth street.

Ne north Tenth stT"'
lotion SALE OF TIM aaAIr,I Dh atx
A RABLE BUILDING Lot; FRoNHEriNHTy Rb
ffrT ON THE NORTH SAtxD SECOND
ssTTRREEEEIis. HNp RrNNiNG BACK BEd ,,d Gh OF
IiSFs PARALLEL 80 FEET;-Ae , Inv rni on the
lie owners we viii sell by public III
premises, ON 40 ,eel
-, ,.oo o.otoc, u A.. the above describe fn ~
pFRrY This sale of. rs good opporit"i1,n.S, tion
nartiss wishing to bu'lc, As The seh-r"
viii always demand good rent, ,.neo In dix,
TPrMS: one fourth cash; baahee III
twelve. and Eighteen months or ,rFrS co,
o,,a Real Est-ie Anct'0n.1r'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23

EOR NEW YORK.-The Old >srfs
u Dorinion steamship ConpsDys $500
proposed saillugs for the week following are =:
WfANokf, Usptsin HULPHaRs, FRIDAY.
October 24ih, at q O'Clock p. N.
ROAs0kE, Captain CoCCH. styNDAY. o.to.
Der 26th, At 8 oelsck A. NJ.
OLD DOMINION. CaptsIa SMITH. TuFSDAY
Oetobtr 2Sth, at z s'elsck II, n
fielsst received until 10 o'clock 2. VI. FRI
DAY, O'Clock 7. NJ. Saturday, and to O'Clock r.
Through bill. Of ladiAg dgsed. and goods for
MaIuei VITA aispsteh 70 all points north, south,
east. and west also 10 fsrei.s ports.
Passenger sceem n sdaIieas unsurpassed.
Cabin fare 70 New York uacludfng meals aud
oe1thb $40: rouHd-trfp tickets. ais. steerars
with subSistesee. 81; without Subsistence, 90.
Passengers leauas Richmond by the Ch.sa-
ports News and the Richmond and peter.,'nr.
railroad AZ 20 A. ". on MONDAYS, TijFs-
DAYS nhON hsDhls, and SATURDAYS will
make sooneetion at NORFOLK wln steamer
leaving those days. '
For freight or passage apply TO
SkORGk W. ALLEN co. Asents
&c - tomD2nv's Wharf Rockefis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23

Sorespondingiy quick time q NtArT
Through bills Of lSdlng issuo.i a. low rt,es
4. TAAIN'
tfYuertI rraIa|.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23
rIwE. CEMENT. &c.

- 900 BARRELS FRESH ROCK
r-" LAND LIME,
from the celebrated Cobb Lime-kilns' now landny
nor schooner iIrgadier. for sale low from docs;
ALSO,
CTMFNTS. PLASTER. SASH, BLINDS, DOORS,
AND-ALL BUILDING MATERIALS,
nv ROBgRT wRNDENBURG.
SCG Main and l4u7 and 1909 Cary strset.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1884-10-23

~ Iff War Na1fINVIr IN" I'M n n Ar.
PULLHAN-CAU >FHNft
on Train New lor. alI Ni.rf. ria wash
10 gtUu aud lauytle.
On Train NO. J2-Ng-1ingt0n emf Augu.f.,
a-hirgton aud New tri.4l-. lf. .upnl r.
DanyiNr. Returning, fauNiiic and E.rnm0aI q
train No. SO.
Tickets Ia o. an uliul. south. s.H ur7ff ..
5outhwcst and hagssg, cli.ri,rN tflI..I.
No iay-oNcr checks gwen uu i'cai rr..fs.
~. SfAt IIIIfH
General Passenger So ..
sol HAAS. TtaTc " .11.tr
a. l.. EtyLs. titnrrfl Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-01
Die 8a6e Der Sbers3 ertia.
Sumoresfe pom Stctor Men,el.

Serr Ooftor @ottlieb Sebaltian Sems
mel mar eriter orbentli9er 2ebrer am @pms
nahum Su t. uno cine auBersew0bnli9e
@ri9einun9.
Die Nu9enbraunen in ieinem maaeren
@eli6t waren faoenoiinn unb iebr bod ge>
pOlbt, mas ieinen ipiben i3iigen einen ma
msnlos seiitrei9en Nusbruf perlieb; feline
9ippen waren auf Der re9ten Settle feit ses
i9loiien, linfs aber hing bic untere elm
wenig berab, 10 baB man bas Seblen Der
@fSdbne bemerfen fonnte. Oeim Spres
den nei9te CT ben fablen Sopf INNER et>
mas na6 linfs unb sutte nit ben S9uls
tern; babel wibIten 3eiseiinser unO Oaus
men Der Ge9ten III Der Weitentai9e unb
bra6ten cine alte, uierefise 6ornooie ans
Gasesli9t.
Sieie Dole war Der S6reden Der Sbers
Sertia, beren Srbinarius 0err Oottor
Semmel mar. Sn ben mittleren &lalien
1T bas S9lasen befanntli6 uerboten: aber
wer bate es S6lagen nennen oiirfen, menn
Der Se,r Oottor @o.tlieb Sebaitian Sems
mel einem S6iler, Der Die 9eitelte Sra9e
ni9t beantportete, nit tieilinnisem Sd9eln
bic OOienede an ben aopf itieB unb 6asu
murmelte: % web- web, bu S9afSs
topf!"
Die @te auS tSorn that ni9t pobl, unb
wenn sic ba9eren Singer ben greiien Sas
batbebGlter boben, blidte Der beorobte Ger
tiansr nit elmer sepiilen S9eu gu ibnen
empor. 0as % web, o web!"- folste
baum benz StoB 10 reselmaBia, wie Der
9onner benz Gini6lasen bes Slises; iibers
baupt pfieste Semmel bieie @orte iebsm
2luSruf uorm;uleten, ben ct sner9ii6 be-
tont wiiien wolte. Serietb bic Gonierens
iber bic gerietunsen unb es erbOben ii6
Ginwanoe 9esen einen S9iiler, ben @otts
lieb Sebaitian sinitis aniab, 10 ertOnte ses
nib io9lei9 feline eintSnise, i9riqs Stims
ME: 30 web, o web = CT muB raus!"
- bot ibm Der Director cine Yriie bite
college" - 70 sriif Semmel 81 NIT ben
8orten: 10 web, o web- i'd banfe iebr!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-01
8arum iid Der ensliide OffiSier nidt
Dor benz Stnrme fiirdtet.

Dor etli6en Sabrer bate Elm Iebr braper
ensliider Sfficier ii6 auf Sefebl mad fer
ncm 9aube einSuIdifen; CT nabm 6rau
uno 6inoer NIT. 6aim aber waren iie
einise Gage auf Der Gee, ais Elm befti9er
Sturm ben llnter9ang broblte. Die a1s
semeine 9lnsit unO Geruirruns tbeilts li9
aud ber Satin bes Sfficiers nit ga,
iie ma6te ibrem sottesfir9ti9en Wanne
iosar goupirfe pesen ieiner Gube, nannte
IS @lei6gilti9feit un6 Man9el an 0iebe
fir iie unb ibre &inber. Gr antportete
jeoo9 nur nit weni9en Worten, uerlieB Die
&aiiite uno tebrte balo wieber nit 9es
Sogenem Segen in Der SanO Suriif. Wtit
iiniterem glits iebte er ieiner Satin ben
Oesen auf bic Sruit, bic anfan9s barber
eri6rat uno %Sitterte; balo inoeiien muBte
lie laden unb CAB ni6t bas ~9erin9ite i8eis
den bes Sdredens mlebr gu %erfennen. -
y0ie", iaste Der Mann, y%fannit bu laden,
wem Dir bic Spite zines Segens auf Der
8ruit itebt, bait Su bsnn gar feline 5ur6t?"
= y@ie iOu i6 bsnn Sur9t baben", mar
Die @ntwort, vba i9 ben 0esen In Der
Sauo 0eiien iebe, Der mid liebt?"-
ugfun, warlm wiait bu benn aber, oaB i'd
mid Dor benz Sturme fiirdte, ba i'd weib,
oaB CT IN Der 9anb meineS bimmliiden
Saters 1T, Der mid liebt?" = Satte Der
braue Officier ni3t re9t? Mansel on
Sertrauen unb in 6olse behem 9erna9s
~ldiiiSung zines pertraueuspolen @ebetes
finb nur gu oft Der 8uune, OG,am 0ott
ni9t i9iiet uso bilft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-01
ST iie %geitor6en?

Nein; lie bat s~elitten unb aussebalten,
Sabrelans ii9 ~absesramt uno 9lerSte baben
ibr ni9t belfen %tOnnen bann Sulett lit iie
bur6 9opfensS ittern, uon benen man III
ben 3eitun9en 10 piel Hest, eurirt worben.
Sn Der Chat pie banfbar ioaten mir fir
bas 9eilmittel isin.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1884-04-01
EHr GinwanOerer.

ginwanbsrsr unO iOlde. peI6e g~eruanote unb SreuuSs
europa srIparten, m0seu fd Al ieoer 3eit an ben rus
Rsrseidneien nm anstuit uno Ollie wen6eu. gSenn Sss
manb pou EUROPA tommi, 10 benadribtige man MIDI, NIT
pelAem S9iile nno tn welder Sditssabibeiluna man ans
lansen pire, 10 psree id benieben am betrsiisnbeu qaus
bunssplaSe IN empian9 nebnen uno ibm lberaa nit 9tatb
uno That ,ur Sette iteben. als 8erirauensmanu bes Gas
iboliiden eomites iIr 9tnuanberer babe Id has gedt, In
Saitle Saretn bic an mid burd Brieie anaewieIenen Gius
wanoesr gu smpiansen unb tilr ibr Bsiies Az lorsen. SabI,
retde !3eu9nthe pom geiltliden uno neltliben perlontu
iprsten iir msine @irtiamtsit In bieisr anstleesnbeit.
Sdthseontracte &c. pom unb nad europa per6eu beIorat
nne BITE itterite austlnit iber taibolti9e 9olonien TN
Beitsn, babrbiuets iIr aas giienbabneu in ben Der. Staas
ten trtbstlt. Wan a~brsifre:
Joseph Koelble,
lS6 East Third Street, New York City.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-14
Tho State Temperance Alliance.

For tho REPUBLICAN,.
There are men who are anxious t,
further the interests of the cause Q
temperance who would like to know
who they can with safety vote for mex
Saturday at the nomination, as mel
who have enough manhood about their
TO avow themselves to the temperance
people Of Delaware, az staunch ant
trustworthy advocates of this noble
cause.
If such men are known to the Ali
ance, who are in the field as candidates
for office, will the Alliance or its otfi'
GERS name one or more Of them through
the columns of the REPUBLICAN, be.
tween this and Saturday next. This
We think is due the public. We would
also suggest chat the convention OF
the Alliance at Dover on the 22d inst.
that every delegate as far az possible
in the allotted time, be called upon to
name the work and need of the locality
which he represents, for obvious rea-
sons.
LIST. To stand and ask but a word,
will strengthen some of the weak ones,
80 that they would afterwards feel
themselves publicly pledged TO do
all In their power for temperance.
I'd. The Alliance would, through
their testimony, be better prepared to
battle with this monster evil.
TEMPERANCE.
Newport, DEL, May 18th, 1884.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-14
Amusement tA.

On Saturday evening the Devil
Auction" will be presented at the Oper:
House by Gallaher, Gilmore q Gard
ner's unrivAlei company. "Tht
DEVILS Auction is Il spectacular ex
travaganza, and is placed on the stage
in a superb manner. 1t has an exceed
ingly long cast, which comprises i'm
mortals, Intervals, Mohammedans
Mongolians and Christians, with d
handsome fairy queen. The costumes
of the ballet are very fine, especially
the peacock ba'l,t, which is gate noveI
and pretty. Since the play was pre-
sented in this city last season it has
been entirely relnoieled, and several
improvements added.
HertZog's Dima Museum Company
will commence an engagement on Mon
day evening, which will continue the
entire week, and performances will bt
given every afternoon and evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-14
Bay llard's Palace store.

The handsome jewelry store and
| IN usiCal warerOoms of s. II. Baynard,
Southwest corner of Fifth aud Market
! streets, is an important establishment
in this city, and visitors to the place
are surprised at the immense stock
there displayed. Mr.. Baynard is oae
of Wilmington's most enterprising
business men, and Is fully couversaut
with the wants Of the people. This
fact is recognized by glimpse at the
immense stock displayed at this palace
store, which consists of full line of the
finest and latest novelties in jewelry
and silverware, a speciality being made
of gold and silver watches.
ln this line there are many unique
and novel designs in cases, while the
movements are of the best make and
warranted to keep excellent time
While this stock embraces the best
goods the prices are not extortionate,
but in keeping with the t mes ,al goods
being marked down at the lowest pos
sible figures. Everything that pur-
chaser could wish for, from an ordinary
collar button to handsome set of dia-
nonds, can be purchased at the above
place, and persons In need of anything
in the jewelry line should not fail TO
call and examine this stock before
making their purchases, as it will pay
you to make the inspection.
In addition to the jewelry trade this
firm are engaged in manufacturing. and
have full force of competent workmen
who understand the business thorough
", and all repair work is done in the
same building. so that all persons leav.
ing their work there can rest assured
that it will bs done in a proper manner.
In connection With tho business above
described, is a musical wareroOm, where
can be seen the best makes of pianos,
organs and other musical Instruments
A competent manager liz in charge of
this department, who is ever wiling to
explain the workings of the various in.
.,ruments there displayed. Persons
desiring a piano or or.an should take a
glimpse of the stock exhibited at Fifth
and Market before deciding on their
pur :hases. Merit demands recogni-
ton, and this place should receive the
patronage it deserves.
Daily Republican., 1884-05-14
dwelling the L0ther Monument.

For the convenience of persons desir.
ing to participate in the ceremonies in
cident to the unveiling of the Martin
Luther Monument, in Washington, d.
G., on the 2lst of May, inst, the Penn.
sylvania Railroad will sell, on May 20
and q, excursion tickets to Washing
ton from all principal points on the
main line between Pittsburg and Har.
risburg; from all principal points on
the United Railroads of New Jersey
Division, west of Newark inclusive ;
and from all principal stations on the
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Bal,i-
more Railroad, at the uniform rate OF
two cents per mile, in each direction.
The tickets will be good to return until
May 22d.