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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06
lA.is Blaine .

At this writing there still seems TO
be lingering doubt about the election
of James q. Blaine az President. The
vote in New York aud some of the
other doubtful States is 80 close that
probably nothing but the officially
counted vote will decide. The returns,
however, indicate that Blaine has car
ried New York and Indiana by small
pluralities aud that New Jersey and
Connecticut have fallen to Cleveland y
share. The Philadelphia Press in a
tabulated statement has Blaine's plu-
raliiy figured down to such a small
point as 81 in total vote of considera-
bly, over II million votes
Turning to Indiana we find the same
uncertainty existing with leani ng
in favor of Blaine which the latest de-
sPatches warrant US in believing tta,
Blaine has carried the State by proba-
| bly, one thousand. Both sides are
| claiming Virginia, the Democrats by
eight or nine thousand. and the Repub-
licans by four or five thousand. TIL,
break OF Virginia from the solid South
would be- something quite unexpected
We sincerely hope that the report i,
true that the Father OF Presidents i.
smiling benigDantly upon the Republi'
can party. West Virginia gives promis,
OF joining the Republican column o.
ates for Blaine. A change of an
other hundred votes will safely lani
the STATE Oh the Republican side. We
believe that Blaine is elected and hop.
we will be- able to make positive an
| nouncement of that fact before the RE
| PUBLICAN goes to press.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
y writ Of Levari faoias, TO me directed
will TO exposed to public sale at the Couri
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the CITY Of Win inKtoa
New Castle County. Delsvarc,ou
TUESDAY, NOVEMBER IL, lss4,
at two O'Clock. p. tn,
tho following desert bed resi estate, viz
brick dwelling thereon, situate In the city Of
whining Ton, pounded and described as fol
lows, that is to say beginning At the south
erly side Of Second street, between West and
Washington streets at tho distance Of 10 feet
from the westerly side Of West street and ri
the ceRtre of the eastoriy parry wall, thence
southeriy par ,llel to W est street and throue
the centre OF said wall 761SS foot 20 the north
erly side Of a az feet wide alley, thence wes.
tsriy b taid alloy side and parallel 10 Soc
ond street Is feet, thence northeriy parallel
to West street 75k feet to the aloresaid
s0uthorly side OF Second 8 rect, and thence
easterly IS feet TO the place OF beginning, be
the contents thereof what they may. with the
los etc.
Ssized and taken in execution a. the prop.
erty Of Henry +. Pickles and 5ailie H., his
wife, and {. ts., and TO be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
sherit's Once, Wilmington, October Is,
1854 oc24-esd-ts
G HERlFF'S SALE-By VIRTUE Uf A
10 writ of L.evsri faeias, 70 me directed,
Will be exposed ~ public sale. Al the Couri
House. on n Arket street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In the city OF Wilmington
New CASTLE County, Del, on
WEDNESDAY,, THE 9th DAY or NOvEM
Ben, 1854,
at2 O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real setAte, viz:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of land
with the franc dwelling thereon erected
| situate in the city OF Wilmington. bounded
| and described AS follows to wit beginning
at the intersection Of the northerly side o.
Sixth street with the eAsterly side OF Scott
| street, thence northerly by the said side Of
scott street rs feet to q corner, thence east
| erly parallel with Sixth street IS feet to an
other corner, thence southerly parallel with
Scott street, and through the mldkle Of the
party division sail Of this AMI the adioinine
| house, on the east 10 feet to the aforesaid side
Of Sixth street, and thence thereby westerly
10 feet TO the place Of beginning be the con
tents thereof what they may.
| Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty of Daniel b. Anderson, Jr., and I. t.s
JAMES MARTIN. sheriff.
Sherit's office, Wilmington, October II
~ oc20
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How Derecrass 9uanea Victories

How DoN0crass GAINED Victories.
If anybody wants to see how the
Democrats carried the County of New
Castle at the late election, let them stu
dy the vote of st. Georges Hundred cast
last Tuesday, a nd compare it with tt
vote cast in 1880. Then the Hun. lr, ;,
polIed 924 votes OH Tuesday, It pr.,,ef
1913 votes, falling off Of. 1865 ip fou,
years, when it she. lid increase Its vo, e
In 1880 the Democrats polled 471 votes
on Tuesday they polled t02 votes, AN in
crease OF 81. The Republicans in 1873,
poiied 4o3 votes ; on Tuesday the,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

SHERlFF'S SAIE-BY VIRTUE A
- wit OF Levari facias, to mo Hifected
Will be exposed to public sale, At the Conrt
House, on Market street, between Tenth a nd
Eleventh streets, in the city Of wilmington.
New Castle County, Dol, on '''
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NoyEM
Der, 1884,
at2 O'Clock, p. m,
the following described real estate, viz;
ALI those two certain lots Of land hersir
described as one lot and two two story nam,
dwellings thereon situate, In the city OF VII
mington, bounded and described as follows
to wit: BEGINNING at tho ea.terly side q
New street. between Orange and Tatnal
| streets, and Eighth end Ninth streets. nc III,
| dIstsnSe OF 14s ieet and inches from oh,
| nortterly SIDE OF Eighth street, thence east
erly parallel with Eighth tureet and by ian,
OF John W. Hawkins Al feet, more or less
thence southerly parallel to New street 3
feet ~ inches, more or lsss, I, encs weeterl,
an alley about 4 feet ~ inches wsde, dividin,
this from land Of James Mcintyre Al lee;
more or less, to the said side OF New street
inches, more or less, to beginning, with us
and privilege # said alley, See book q, vol
| ., page 448, etc.
Sci Fed and taken IN execution as the pror
erty OF Henry r. Fickeis and Sallie H. hi
| wife, and t. It's. and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN. Sheriff
Sherfff's Once, Wilmington, October 2;
't"o4' ooT -eod.ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

- Bio 81 LE-WlLL BE SOLD AT
public sale,a Stidham's auction room.
az 80 IL III Il. 4th street. On Saturday, N v.sh,
~ Az a. NJ, q six-year-oid mare, q GOOD dri.
'ef AID worker. Sold for want Of use. al
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smERIFI'SsALn.

CHEklFF'S SALE-BY VlkrUE OF A
- writ Of LeyArl Facias, to me directoo,
viii be exposed to public sale, At the Court
House, on Market street, betws On Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In tie city Of Wilmington,
New CaStle County, Del. on
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NoVEM-
Der, 1854,
ut 2 o'clock, p. M,
the following described real estate, viz
All that certain lot of land and thrce-story
brick dwelling house thereon. situate In the
city Of Wilmington, bounded and described
as follows. TO wit beginning at the wester.
iy side OF M adison street, between Seventh and
Eighth streets, ut the distance Of IS feet II
inches from the nortferly aide OF Seventh
street, thence westerly parallel To Seventh
street % feet to tie easteIty stdc Of Thornton
street. at 70 feet wide, thence BY the ZANE
northerly parallel 70 M addison street II fee'
II inches, thence easterly PARALLEL TO Sew
enth street 10 feat to the said westerly side o
Madison street, and the nee thereby southerly
Is feet II inches to the place Of beginning, b,
the same more or less. with tho use and priv
lege OF said Thornton street with others for
ever. Book n. vol. 8, page 3@5, etc.
Seized and taken In execution a. the prop
erty OF Henry r. Pickles and Sallie h., nj
vile aud rs. and to be sold by
JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Sherin's Once. win. lngton, October "a
1884. oc27 eod.ts
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CHEklFF'S sALE,-BY viRTUEOF A
- writ Of I.evau facias, 70 mo directed,
will DO exposed 10 public sale, at the Court
House, on Mar, OF sire est between Tenth and
Eleventh stree In the city Of Wilmington,
New Oastie County, uel., On
TUESDAY, THE 18th DAY OF NCvEM-
Ben, 1854,
at2 o'clock, p. M.
the following described real estate, viz:
All that certain lot or piece Of land and
brick dwelling thereon, situate In the city Of
Wilmington, bounded and described - fol
lows, to wit Begi III ming on the westerly side
OF Madisoa street. between Seventh and
Eighth streets, At the distance OF 100 feet
inches from the Dortherly side Of Seventh
street, thence westerly ana parallel to Sow
enth street through the middle OF the party
wall between this and the adjoining house "
feet TO the easteriy side Of 2bfeet wild,
street called Thornton street, thence there
With nCrtherly rs Get and IL inches, theme,
/ easterly and parallel 10 the first mentioned
line through the middle OF the division wal
between this and the adjoining house 70 fee
to the nfor cs aid aide DIM adison street, thenc
herewith southerly 10 feet and II inches T.
the plsce Of beginning, be tho conteats there
Of what they may with the use and prfvileG
Of the said Thornton street In common wit
others. etc.
Seized and taken in execu ton as the prop
eIty Of Henry I Pickles, and I. t., and 10 b
sold by JAMES MARTIN, Shori 4.
Sherift's office, ilmington, October =;
1854 OCT eod-ts
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06
Oar Disfrauehssemeat.

Those voters of New Castle County
who were not disfranchised by our
peculiar Democratic assessment laws
decided by their votes on Tuesday that
the Legislature should ratify the pend
ing Constitutional Amendment that,
under a pretence of giving increased
representation to New Castle County
declares that one man Ia Kent County,
shall have a. much influence in polit-
ical point Of view as two men in New
Castle County.
Every Democratic vote dropped into
the ballot boxes stamped the seal OF
inferiority upon the forehead Of every
voter in Eew Castle County. The ma
jority OF those who are permitted to
vote have said in substance that the
people of this county are not deserv-
ing Of and shall not have the rights of
full citizenship when compared with
the people Of Kent County. The newly
elected Legislature stands to ratify the
amendment, which gives to 50, 900 peo-
pie Of part of New Castle County two
State Senators, while it gives TO Kent,
| with population of thirty-four thou
sand, four State Senators. Now tina,
the excitement of the campaign has
passed away and the people are in a
reflective mood we would ask in the
name Of all that is just and honest II
this is right ?
IT it Ia, what becomes Of the equal
rights and privileges ia this country
that We SO much boast about They
are taken away from US by our own
consent, yes, by our own action. Did
a foreign hand reach forth to take from
US the last of our rights as citizens We
would strike it down, but when parti.
san chains arc thrown around ouI
limbs TO make political Glaves of US, W.
tamely submit, yes,we do more. W.
hing the chains that bind us.
| Hereafter, II the CONSTITUTIONS
Amendment referred to is ratified by
the Legislature, which it no doubt viii
be, New Castle County with popu
lation Of eighty-six thousand peopl'
will have but four State Senators, Will,
Kent County with population o
thirty-four thousand has also four Sena
tors, and no matter if the population
of New Castle County increases in tn
next ten years to one hundred thousant
there can be no increase OF representa-
ton because none has been increase,
by any prOviao Of the amendment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

SELEOT SCnOUL-MRS LAURA OE
that on Monday, September sth, she will 70
open her school for both sexes, In tho Hark
ness Building, corner OF Tenth and Market
streets. with full stat OF able and expert
enced teachers. Mrs. Il. will be prepared u
insure thorough instruction in any branch Of
education thai may be desired. She referl
with priue TO her successful management Of
the primary department In past years, and
will endeavor by mild but hrm discipline
and system. TO ineulcate correct habits and
amiabie department among her pupils Terlni
from ~ to SIS per quarter. according TO olsssi
ncAtion. For further information apply t.
MIS-. HAkKNESS. No. 800 Market street
su23-N
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

M L. hlkK YOU DAN GET MORE
W kindling wood for q. 10 from Richard.
ons Mill than elsewhere. Leave orders a
very Evening ofiice, Oapelle's hardware
cn.td Avenue. Oaios tslsphsns %, o.
VS's~i osro- Oty. 'nle-0
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

A LII KINDS OF SEOOND-BAN
"A stoves, furniture and clothing, or an
soods persons wish 70 dispose Of 1t fair prIct
Gsn De bought or sold At A. J. OOnNEKr
70 Ht8 Wes' 'front.' street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

CAEkIFFS sALE-BY fIkTUEOF A
y writ Of ais. Levari Yacias. 10 me direct
ed. will DO exposed TO public sale 1t tho no.
Tel now occupied BY Alexander Maxwell, In
Middletnwn, in st. Georges Hundred, New
Castle County, Delaware. on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

SHER1FF'3 SALE-BY VIRTUE OF
~ writ Of Levari acias, to me directed
Will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House, on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, In tho city OF Wilmington,
New astle county, delaware, on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

GA EhlFF'S SALk-bY WIKI UE UF A
- writ OF Levari Factss, " me directed,
Will be exposed to public sale at the Court
House. on Market street between Tenth and
Eleventh streets In the city OF wilmington,
New Castle County, DelawAre,on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-11-06

CHERIFF's SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ Of Levan Faoias, TO me directed
will to exposed to public sale at the Couri
HOUSE, on Market street betvoen Tenth and
Eleventh streets, in the CITY Of Win ingtoa
New Castle County. DelawArc,ou
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Democratic Tactics.

HOW THE CAMPAIGN WORK Is TO BE DIVIDED
WORKING Up BLAINES ANTI-IRISH RECORD.
Representative Post, who is secretary OF the
democratic congressional committee. expresses his
satisfaction at the condition Of things In New
York, and says that all the democrats at the con-
ference there were enthusiastic and confident The
national and congressional committees will work
together. he says. each having subcommittee or
advisory board to determine what is to be done,
and to select their field OF operations The heavy
work will be done in New York. where the main
clerical force will be. The work In Washington VIII
be OF another class Special men are now at work
on the records. Their work will be directed from
the headquarters here, but the result will be first
made public In New York.
The first work to demand their attention is as
they put 1t, to burstup Blaines Irish boom. They
claim to have an anti,Irish record on him which
will render 1t impossible tor an Irishman to vote
for the republican nominee under any c1rcum-
stances. They say their researches extend from
the time when be ran his know nothing paper In
Maine and bis opposition to Madigan because he
was an lriShman, to his utter disregard OF the ap-
peals OF Irish Americans confined in England dur
ing the time he was secretary Of State This will
be the nrst stroke In the campaign from the demo-
cratic side.
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RAILROADS.
Ts'HE GREAT


L no rD,, IESNsTIyANIA ROUTE r.rsr
sTEEL Rails. NAGNIFICENT EQUIPMENT.
Is LFFECT July l5TH 1854
Trains leave MasHin ton from station corner Of 9th
for Fittstr< the west. Chicago Limited Express
OF Paiace si piIg ars nj 8 A. ! II 0&..y. a. Line,
ing aars iron Hrislurl 70 Cinrignati add Hotel
Car to 81 Louis, ca y eI.eI. .i.:ay to CEi13eo.
with sleeping car altoona u ti1-4--- Western TX
press 746 p. daily. with iaa,s cars 1. Flttsburv.
Aso ccIIe.ts ,iuiiy fol chicago. with .ic,.ln- ar
for tIsburs AM tie Vest. Will tase Sleeping Car
BhLi MORE 1~D POTOMAC EtTIROAD
For Erie CaLan,aisua. kpcnrsttI. BJ;iaa. NIAGARA,
NJ. NJ h, I'I q, TT 'e, IN a. S[
on SaiuTda5 highs nj ID uot run leyon. Remove
F9r Vii iAl,ls t. cA iiaveI a LiElira at 40
For New ItIk AID The Fast. L. $50 and Il.OD a
Iot0 and II; p. N. Limited Iaprrs. OF Pullman
Parlor Cars. Az a III. daily except Sunday
For Boston without change, 2l1 p every weekday.
on SUNDAY. 400 y.
.ey City with boats OF Becky, annex. fordlg iii
reef triIsie. {" Fuitou street yCi double feI
For IliiadelPlia, rs, 20 and IL m TO- 100 500,
Ills W. Limited L1Sress 54o a IN daily yV except :I
Fer Baltimore, 635 715, $50 o 90 IL 90 a. m, Los.
2l0. AGO. AS. 40 600 40. 10 10 and H. 10 y IN.
On : naay, 40 1LCO T. NJ. 400, 100, 40 100 and
For Poge's Greek Line, es5 and 10 T. daily
For Annapolis. 635 H. 1905 and 40 p II daily ex
ALPxAXDRiA AND FEEDERICKsBU I;C RAILWAY.
AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAIL
ROAD
For Arxntlria. eSO 20. 925. HOS and 11.a5 a. m
It1, 40, 800 $50. 800 ami 1i33 i. On Sunday
st so . %. Hos IN, s % J..
Fer RChmu Id and the utn 80 ard IL 05 daily
and 20 r. daily except Suuday.
Trains leave Ale xalTia for Washington. o. o. 10 co.
lOl0a. m: 90 U3. %, 5.lo. 100 and 10 ~ y. H.
aid l. 10 midnight Except Monday. On Sunday at
: % and IL ~ d tuJ and lU.40 and lilo
night
Tickets and Information at the office northeast corner
CT 18th street and lcnI iy@nla and al the
NoD, where orders L. lett fO- the C glI., Uf bas
gaze T. 4, sti-atof from hotels and residences.
CHA~ r.. PUG'I, j. L. WOOD
General Manage. General Ias,eIIEG.r AZ Mt.
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Statistics Not to be Furnished.

READING MATTER AND VALUABLE INFORMATION
WHICH CAN NO LONGER BE CIRCULATED.
The Secretary Of the Treasury recently decided
that the printing OF certain monthly statements
relating to the imports and exports Of the United
States to Immigration, &C., would have to be dis
continued under the provisions OF the sundry civil
appropriation bill prohibiting 1.-THE printing OF any
matter whatever, except that which is author
tied by law and necessary to administer the public
business" The chief Of the bureau OF statistics has
since written to Acting Secretary Coon saying that
he has received urgent demands from all parts OF
the country for the Information embraced In the
statements referred to and asking whether In view
OF that fact it would not he proper for him. under
the terms OF the law, to have 400 or 800 copies OF
such documents made in bis office by the hekto-
graph or other process OF like character for distrl
button to the leading newspapers and the principal
boards OF trade and chambers OF commerce Of the
country. The Acting Secretary has notified the
chief OF the bureau that he considers the printing
OF these documents by photograph or any other
process OF printing or reproduction to be IN viola
ton Of law. The statements, however, win be
prepared by the bureau as usual and placed In the
Office SO as to be accessible at all times to persons
who may wish to make copies OF them.
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SLfttle Mac,
TELLS or HIs REMOVAL FROM COMMAND OF THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC


TELLS or HIs REMOVAL FROM COMMAND OF THE
ARMY OF THE POTOMAC
short time ago II was my good fortune to meet
Gen. George B. Mcclellan, the one-time idol OF the
Army Of the Potomac, says a Pittsburg Dispatch
gosslper. Not having seen him for many years, the
conversation naturally turned upon che late war.
surprise. You remember assumed command jusU
before South Mountain, and fought the battle OF
Ant1etam. Shortly after that victory President
Lincoln visited me at my headquarters, and pleas
anter visitor ] never had. We talked over past
movements OF the army, and. at his suggestion: I
himself as being perfectly satisfied at what had
been done, and heartily approved OF my plans lay
Ing both bis hands on my shoulders he said, with
smile that warmed to the 1nnernost soul: general
fully approve OF what you have done. and Ike
your plans for the coming campaign. Go on. and
was relieved OF my command. I made inquiry
and found Mr.. Lincoln had tried to fulfil his ,ro-
mise, but, having little influence at headquarters
he could not do as he desired Stanton and OF hers
had taken political view OF army Officers and had
compelled my retirement. l never blamed MI
Lincoln, and always thought that his lie must
have been 40 unhappy one, surrounded as he was
by many who could not gasp the broad views he
entertained. "General,n said, .'you have MANY
"reminiscences OF the war that would be extremely
Interesting TO the public, aud more especially to
your friends who served under you; why don't you
do as Sherman did, write a book?" aOh nen said
he, laughing, ''there is time enough for that The
facts Will be made known some day. Probably
after my death the truth will be written and
then" Eyes, and then"I repled-syou ana
by the man with the scythe" AT the next station,
with kindly shake OF the hand, he stepped from
the train, and was greeted by those who stood on
the platform
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A Hungry Ghost.
THE FRESH POND sPooK BOLDLY STEALS A LOAF OF


BREAD.
The excitement created In Fresh Pond Newtown,
Long Island, and the little villages I'm the neigbor-
hood of Mount Olivet and Lutheran cemeteries by
the alleged appearance Of ghost In the vicinity
last week has not In the least abated. The women,
children, and even the abie-bodied farmers are
AFRAID TO be out after dark. Sepulchral so hos ~
are heard between the hours OF and IL D. In. About
9 o'clock Tuesday morning Mrs Healy. of Fresh
Pond, was on her way to her home from the grocery
with edibleS for the morning meal 4 LOAF OF bread
stuck prominently from beneath her arm. and while
passing the outskirts OF the cemetery She. saw A
shadow, and the loaf mysteriouSy disappeared
She did not scream, but hurried home. and lust as
She got inside the door OF her humble residence
tainted. When she regained consciousness she told
her husband what had occurred. He ran to Com
stable WayheS but the officer OF the law could not
DO anything for him. meeting OF citizens was
held at BoSchS hotel, Fresh Pond, on Monday ever
ing, and 1t was decided TO ask Sheriff Furman for
posse to search the woods The Intelligent resi-
dents OF Fresh Pond satisfied that there Is an
escaped lup4tc 10 the woods Sheriff Furman who
lives close to Fresh Pond says that the people are
needlesSly excited when court all IournS he said
81 shall certainly take posse OF fifty men out
there and hunt the thing down. am satisfied IL s
some insane person." Constable Nat Hicks, Of
NewtOwn, has heard the ''O-hoS!" repeatedly and
Is not out OF his house now after dark. He said
"Yes, I've heard It, and you can bet your life /
don't serve any more subpPnas after dark. There
Is no doubt In my mind but it's John Burke, who
escaped from his home In Brooklyn a few weeks
ago.