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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
me Wsser Comusisssen.

The regular stated m-s,ing Of the
Water Commission was held on Tues
day evening, and In the absence of
President Porter Mr.. Gibbons took the
chair. The petitions presented ut the
previous meeting were continued. The
petition Of Samuel Speakman for water
pipes on Maryland avenue to connect
with his residence was referred to the
Chief Engineer.
The weekly payroll, amounting to
e427. 80, was passed.
Mr.. Mention, Chairman of the FL
nance Committee of City Council, being
present, stated that the committee had
met several times for the purpose Of
taking action on the amount of money
asked for by the commission, and that
some of the members were in favor of
making an extraordinary appropriation,
while others wanted to cut off from the
appropriations made for the present
year. He therefore asked the commits
sion to give him their estimate of the
lowest possible amount needed until
the water rents were paid. Messrs.
Febiger and Gibbons both stated that
their estimate OF $40, 900 had been made
after the most thorough and careful OK
ANIMATION Of the needs of the depart
ment, and was below rather than above
the actual requirements.
Mr.. Febiger stated that numerous re-
pairs and improvements were absolute.
Ily necessary. A leak in the east end
wall of Cool Spring reservoir and the
dam on the Brandywine must be
REPAIRED The city IL dependent on
enc set of boilers, which should not
be, while the only thing found in really
good condition was the Worthington
pump at city mill. Mr.. Gibbon:
Thought that the Water Committee OF
Council had done nothing in the way Of
repairs or Improvements only what il
was forced 10 do. Mr.. Mention stated
, that the Finance Committee were dis
posed 10 give $4,000, and desired t,
!. know if the comm lesion could get along
! with that amount, but 1t was stated by
/ the commission that the amount ASKED
q for was the lowest that they though
proper to ask.
Mr.. Mention replied that he woult
again lay the matter before the com
I lmitlee to see what action would b
taken. The chief engineer was author
lied TO advertise for bids for furnishing
. anthracite pea coal ,Clearfield and Cum
!, berland, to the depart nent for the ell
:. suing year. The name of the mine iron
which the Cumberland coal must ais
:, be taken. There being no further BUS
= ness the commission adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
Going IN trenton.

A committee, consisting Of Joseph X
Adams, John McCaffrey, I. Elwoot
Singley, j. b. Ginder, w. e. Wood
ward and probably others of the OLE
Water Witch Fire Company will go u
Trenton, n. j., next Friday to presen
the Harmony Fire Company of tina
City with frame containing the like
nesses Of the forty-one members of tn
Water Witch that last visited Trenton
The pictures are in Adam g. Brother
window, 504 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13

AUGUSTA, Me-, Aug. 12.-The open
ing Of the Republican campaign In
Maine, Ut Lake Marauacook, to-day
was grand success. The day was all
that could be desired--pleasant and
cool, without dust, and WAS one of the
best of the season. For weeks arrange
ments have been in progress for making
this, the formal opening of the cam
paign, ON the most extensive scale.
Mr.. Blaine arrived here from Bar Har.
Dor yesterday, and WAS the most con
sPicuous figure of the occasion. He
started from lis home in tho forenoon,
driving across the country with his
private team.
1t IL q distance Of some ten or q dozen
. miles, over ground that Is familiar to
the plumed knights as he has often been
over 1t In his stamping tours. He was
accompanied in his drive by Senator
Hale, Colonel A. Louden Snbwden, OF
Philadelphia, and General John A.
Swift, of Boston. General 0onnor, who
was President of the day at the main
stand, also took the same route in his
carriage.
Mr.. Blaine drove direct TO Winthrop
village, had his team put up, and then
Joined the other distinguished parties
who took part in the jubilee. These
gentlemen are
Emory Storrs, Of Illinois Genera
Charles II Grosvenor and William
Gibson, of Ohio Colonel W. q. Plum
mer, of Dakota f, Moody Boynton
of Massachusetts; Governor Robbie, Sena
tor Frye, Congressman Ding'ey, Gene
raj James A. Hall, Collector Dow ant
Postmaster Barker, of Portland, ant
Postmaster Marley, of Augusta. Al
extra train conveyed these notable
from Lewiston TO Winthrop, wher
they arrived at noon.
TEN THOUSAND PEOPLE WITH,
HEARING.
One of the largest crowds ever gath
cred in Maine on q similar occasion wa
already assembled a. the Lake. Their
were ten thousand people within hear
ing of the speakers voice. Several uni
formed organi cations frDIn aifferen
parts OF the State were present, an
seven bands filled the air with must,
previous TO the speaking aud during tn
intermissions.
There were three speakers stands
presided over respectively by x-Goy
ernor Connor, Senator Frye and Sena
tor Hale. The stand of The first men
toned was by the water side, where h
speakers were interrupted by musi
from the boats plying bnsily over III
lake, and occasional cheers by som
over-zea lous people from Bangor, VIII
persisted in spelling the name of thei
city at the top of their lungs.
Mr. Blaine made his rst appearance
at this stand, and it was there he mad
his only remarks. The stands preside
over by the two Maine Senators wer
placed some distance to the right an
left of tile main enc, at such distanc
that he speaking did not interfere wit
the attention paid to the different orr
tors. Occasional cheers from the diffe
entsectioDs showed the i hterest the pc,
pie were taking in the exercises.
The speaking did not begin till abol
2o'clock, owing to the unavoidable lat
ness of some of the special trains.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
A Dogs Hu d den Death

A valuable pup belonging to William
II. Carroll, of No. 100 East Water street
was killed by passing train on thu
P, w. & B. Railroad last night. TIL
dog slipped out of the house aud crouch
ed down on the the railroad tracks, jus
opposite, when train struck him. Tn
dog was n fine specimen Of the canin
race, and Mr.. Carroll recently refuse'
S26 for him.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
EDITION,
nase hall.

Tho Wilmington and Allentown clubs
played another exciting game yesterday
In the presence OF q small audiences.
Dan. Casey pitched for the home team
and was fairly supported by Cullen,
who, being unfamiliar with his Do
livery, found considerable difficulty In
holding Casey's puzzlipg balls, ~ he
could not properly gauge them. The
visitors put Healy, their crack pitcher,
in the box and Ksppel behind the bat.
They worked very effective, Healy
strik ing out eight men. The visitors
were unable to hit Casey, the left
handlers curves, and eleven Of them
struck out. For the home team Lynch
carried off the honors At the bat, max
ing single hit at his first time at the
bat, the second time home run, the
third time q single, the fourth time a
home run and the q fth time SINCE
which places his individual record
second In the club. Burns and Cullen
batted well, while Bay got In three
Dagger at an opportune time. Murphey
also hit hard but not always safe.
Bastian and Snyder carried off the
fielding honors, while Say made q brill
liant stop for which he was loudly
applauded. The home team saved them.
selves from defeat tE terrific hitting in
the seventh inning when they gained
the lead. For the visitors Alcott, Lang
and Dehlman carried OF the fielding
honors, Lang playing a fine game. The
Wilmington is credited with 16 single
hits with total of 26 bases, and err
rors, against B hits for bases, and err
rors for the visitors
The score Is
Wilmington t121 l 0 4 o lit
Allentown 1900 3 IL 0 O.
SUMMARY.
Earned runs-W imiDgton Z, Allen
town l. Three-b H. hii-Burps, Say
Lang. Home run Lynch ca. Left
on bases-Wilmirgton 3, Allentown o.
Double plays-Mnrphey aud Bastian,
Casey H gu 8, on Heat Is. Passed balls balls
Cullen 5, Kappei I Wild pitches
Casey /, Healy 2. fine of game two
hours and ten minutes. Umpire Wes
ley Curry.
| GAMES ELSEWHERE.
The following games were played
yesterday
AT York, Perua.-Y York, 6; Tren
ton, 16.
At Boston-Ns..onal u, 1; Boston
tU.,
At Observation-Disclosures, ; Bos-
ltou, 0.
AT New York Metropolitan, 10; Wiz
lginia, 8.
| At Brooklyn-BrooklyD, 8; Athletic
IL.
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 3
New York, 4.
AT Baltimore Baltimore, 4 ALLIE
gheny, 3.
At Detroit-Csveland, 6; Detroit,
| AT Chicago, 8 Buffalo
IN.
At Columbus--Columbus, 8; Indiana
polls, 4.
At st. Louis-St Louis, 6 Louis
vile. 3.
NOTES.
The next championship game will b
played by the Wilmington with tn
lrousides at Lancaster on Friday an,
Saturday.
The membes of the Wilmington
team have got Sase running down fine
aud 1t Is remarkable how Burns an,
Cusick slide in under the ball.
With one more victory the Whining
ton club will lave won the pennan
, without any pdStible chance OF any @
its competitors Aiming 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13

The seaside express, which leaves this
city at 8 O4 o'clock, going north, struck
a carriage this morning while passing
Red Mill crossing near Elkton, serious
ly injuringJ B. Richardson and Mrs-
David HOaglan, occupant OF the carri'
age, both of whom were taken to Elkton
for tire atment.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13

OF Confidence.

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genuine Honduras sarsaparilia) y ~
nase, and Us powers arc ennaoce9 ~
the extracts OF fehow DOCK anu ctit
lngia, the iodides OF POTASSIUM ano
iron, ano otner potens ingreuients.
s your oiood vltlateI Oy ae,l,nnge19 ',mu
= q the digestive and assimilstory iSnc.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
IF Il t0Il1|

Games Wooley AMI
| N, %ay this morning. ,'lil' u
for Sn, uha,, and family I isi 'i NJ v
I'M Mr.. GooAin,at the p " 10 ,D's'
h has in in. his possession ,ss . , TI.sss,
George G. Mari, i. u .lt d Inst
money, negotiate y, mi p.,.sps'a /
In,, .N', AT at COL Shiplsy nv s,ss.,
s nalI Kin for . sale b Taylor sis lIsas
,.s Miss Lizzie CLARK, a val
H ascheI : Of ElktOn, 3D.. ' !, 1 s;aan
:, William VIM Miller, Of stIp, Pm. :.
In town TO day. Fla IL !. =. r0it Pen,
and always has A r y asa'gs
everybody. peasant nd
The worst case n H..
cured by using au-yy'peptA
compound, as tlons.A.e' VI
mat a have been cured BY r,f Il, u. |,
oe rohus Extract, Hup,pl,s,,'s
m mad healing aud C.atkt',- ' A.,
and Poplar. ha''lnn
| Jam. James 81 Il Gsiaua.e often,
reward for his pacing lSI.s si ls.i
n away or was sto,tL ham 'l v!
'eo'' streets, on Monday liab,
| A shooting match lor a ss si' !.
take place al ScLueilgn fyJ
row, the distance ttirs 20 A. 81
military rifles VIII. Ue ussl
a new building 70: a sn,s
1eing erected by tie Dsm. .
iron company,at,heir worn.%s
street. "''A'@Q
NE !: q. Howard Sergsaa, ,.a n
on Tuesday night lvr Aim.
Trip to New YORK, t,p., a
Brighton ANA Ma4Aa.;aa Css,..
| slngiey Brothers, %. Hi, civil.
contract for iuruisL,uc est,.
etc', for the Red Lion cauD !.
~hlcA begins Oh sunday lsst
Miss 7. A. III. Lowtv. bs,u,.
room, No. . West Tenth ,;r.et
~ occupied BY Miss Mahatfy n
open a private school CD thsluSI
| The West church excur,Io,
lantic City to.murrow viii IN
affair. The steamer will raw n
street wharf at q 80 o'c.ocE.
| Lewis Iiinson, a young cOud
had his foot pauly nasari on N
While at work N tbs Jacsspsl
Companys ship yard,
The improvements d. tas Bu.a
M. L. church are p.oyre,.lp,
and 1t is thought t44, iAs
school room will sooa le ready
cupancy.
Il Mrs. S. Hersey AMI bs, Al,
Mrs. Alice T.. Ford. lei; ,ui,la
for a three week., yi.,t 10 n
Lancaster Mlddttoyn and 2
burg, Pa.
i The Rev. j. h. Til. o; BSbsI
f. church. will onrr A nnir
meeting in Dilyelir vosi.' y
Penn. ,o-,norrow Il viii lp M
until August 2jlb.
Il Miss A. McNu,,v "a, .,.,,.,
'' Ha,t al \, H. " ro,..eriss
bakers lett ys.Ir,,.ay + aiisp
Atlantic CIV vhrre Ne viii n
remai,rdsr NJ The non,h.
rhaIr,a,, t.'ar~.,l a,
80 " =, q" "o,'-. ,V'sD'D %, M MI
s s, Ss % ! r :, " uau ~. ''- 'r.
the Stree, &C. co ,aun a], ~.
save the c,ty dollars on The I'M
'" cp 'l' ',,' 1 y0,'1'' w. ~ s,'rs
OnaIios H. 'sl ,1Y eAr g,.
seneer VINO wa va -, ua 80 = a M \.
co .a G. % o,a 'H1 vo u'' ,-, \,
= h low meo ,r ,' az "4'
) nome III our '''s' r.,,,
i About 8 O'clock o. Ia,sE
, between EN- Port4r's station aid y
: Jumped the track a: tie in
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
CLOSING OUT.

Spring cloths, cassimeres
and suitings. Iprefer to close
out the balance OF spring
stock at cost, rather than to
carry it over. l have been
purchasing a large stock for
the coming fall and winter, 80
you may expect to find some
hing extra at the Central
Tailor Store, this coming
season. Prices will be made
according to the cost OF the
cloth trimmings and the
workmen employed. This
is the only correct way to
get at proper prices. An
excellent fit is the next or
should be the first considera.
ton, and that l propose te
give or no sa4l l claim FOL
this strictly Merchant Tail
oring Establishment merits
that will compare favorably
with the very best.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
Tho W eMfner.

The weather continues cool and fair
in this section Of country, and the same
conditions are likely to prevail to.
morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13

en1 &; Co.'S Thermometer Registered
yesterday, 80 degrees AZ \ 2. IN, so at
+ J. u and ~ at 10 ID. m
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
state of tn . thermometer

ut the REPUBLICAN office in the shade
o'clock 10o'clock IL o'clock
$50 75O 100
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13

A pleasant party went to Delaware
'City yesterday on the steam tug
Taurus,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
R.l,oon warfi'e

LONDON, August .r,Iis
balloons in European .',erss
1 TDsy we're sss then sa.,ll, ~
the purpose OF oo s ''fa'ss,r'.lINI
and escape from pt''a 4hsn. 4
German Austrian ..-' ID. n
warfare has l been o 'fIe' her p
not not only capliv's . ~, IL, nj n
proposed .' TO he r.. ri iavsnlos =
dropping OF eIp i'sl".. It u
enemy from ha u, Capiive hls1
t mho,e ~ of Fl tie euelHy ,,,i i,', 4
| observed, aud his .s.. l'i,i vi
| cipbered and { un L.,''a,aips n
| stood that the iorl a'y a. ioP|
be favorable cer'a ~ he elos
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13

{TyANTED--A WHITE WOMAN A
w snail family Tor general bousework
and mnst re a good washer and ironer. In
quire northwest corner Of Seventh and LON
bard. aul3-3ts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13
s,uD1arB t"" .ni,si !

On Tuesday aI'efDTTsnr g asl
ton was caused i.,9nll'p %,G VI
ihTes so;', ,,c y,1rrs ~a1I 80 =
absence al Of , any ~ the onsi5y i
floyd = ,a man an a boy r,nt, 4
r yisiei about The sa'i iss cIisIj
could tsS1 place their s,,, s.y' iht( ~,
'' This act Of co' i'i.eli..tl li,ss1
| to do, and they ',' ",,, fot Ds'I n
s wbep finally tnroast in n
Sem tho youth S a'TI,fscush ID,
S ~ kept ii Up i1i :, en-, 81, '' 81
much to the d'ss Il
it. rbu'sd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-08-13

Joshua n.II,,, 5 E.e' ~ :, 'ss'S'
n not, a %ns,pSsii street, l =;
i 10 'ns , "a A, y'rs5 b Of s f'' : b
REPUBLICAN
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19

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Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19
A RELIABLE FERTILIZER

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Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19
4 Startling IIiscoverY.

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. Friend in Need |. n Friend Indeed.

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Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19

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Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19

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Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19
Neao Advertisements.
OrganfOrSaIe!
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Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19
NEW SILVER BELL
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Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19
Pianos & Organs,

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 raBtoi of Cons resya atiouAl church. North Cornwall, July 10, lhs3,
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19
Cs,sa. @estertI 9ews.
CANAAN, CONN. WEDNESDAY,MAR. 19, 1884.
CANAAN POST OFFICE.

NE AILS arrive and close vt the Canaan Post 4EX Office. Canaan, Aug. 6, lS62
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19

All contemplating the purchase of an Instru. ment are invited to call and test this
Connecticut western news., 1884-03-19

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MOSBkCHER & co
Murray 13-Comisionistas Apartado 2223
WUEvA-YORK.

Dedican particular atenci6n 4 Ia
compra, empaque y expedition de to-
da clase de articulos procedentes de Ia
industria fabril norte americana; en-
grandes 8 pequenas cantidades q todas
parties del mundo, con especialidad d
Ias Antillas espafolas.
CatSlogos, cotizaciones y claves te-
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Boletiq Nercantl de Puerto-Rico.

x PERIODICO CONSAGRADO
LA DEFENSA DE LOS INTERESTS NACIONALES EN- AMERICA
ORGANO DE los ESPANOLES NCONDCIONALRS EN- PTO. RICO
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RETO RNO.

EorAs:--En 50 viaje de ida recibira el vapor
sn Puerto Rico los dias i3 de csda mes la carga
' passicros que para los puertos del Mar Caribe,
srrriba expresados, Paeihco, Conduzca eleorreo
cue sale de Barcelona 81 26 de CAdiz ell 80.
En- su viaie de regreso, entregarS 81 cosTeo
aus sale de Puerto Rico sl dia 10, ls eargs y
pasaieros que conduzcs procedentes de los puer
toe del Mar earihe 81 Pseifco, pars oadiz =
Barcelona.
En- ia spoca de euarentenas, ses desde L.
de MAYO al 80 de Setiembre, So adTnite oargs
para Cadiz, Barcelona y Ssntsnder, perO pasa-
eros, solo para 81 tldmo puerto.
Para n8s intormes sus agentes.
Epbriass d EzgEsaga.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1884-11-30
I. i N E a
DE VAP0RES = C0RRE0S ESPANOLkS
entire Liverpool , Puerto-Ricc.

Los yapores de esta Empresa
destinados a dicho servicio son
los slguientes:
Ppevtorique'io, captain Ciridn
BorsnqiSen, captain Garate.
Adyogas&, captain Gondra.
Nue0o Ponce, captain Mendezons
Humacao, capitan lzagnirre.
Despachandose uno el rs de cada
mes, d Eeoes con escala en- Santana er
Para otros pormenores dirigirse s los
sehores White Forman y Go. Liver
pool, Sobrinos de Ezquiags, San Juan
Pto.-Rico, Kraemer ; Co Mayagnez
Muller, Hingelberg Forfar y Go. Ponce