Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1884-09-15

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Zine ls x. Kings, At rant IS r, .ourtA st
Steward, coal dealer 7l3 w. Front street
sraa,iian bal,n, coughs ana coids, 10 cts
There is malaria In the air dor t breathe
1t.
A hungry tramp should have a drink a
once.
A Doctor Of music Is one who tune
pianos.
The craze OF Americans to visit Europe in.
creaaes.
a Greek slave--the college student, occa-
si0naly.
The crop Of campaign banners promises to
TO be large.
nov that the wsather has changed, chang
the SUBJECT
Two heads are better than one, particular
ly III barrel
The United States Navy had better keep
Cheap nour and feed. Kimbls. Front and
Madison streets.
Everybody who can should dathe frequently
this hol weather-
Is the Electrical Exhibition secure from
lightning bolts?
Oalifornia's wheat crop is more valuable
than ner gold yield.
Ice cold oysters oysters In every style at
the Jefferson House.
O8ll on MulllQ IN HE new IODhcOO 6LOre,
SIS West Front street.
To utilize worn-out plugs-putthem in.o
the FIR department stables.
Let The people know what you have to
otter In the way of bargains.
what the Prohibition party wants the other
parties To do is to tax, water.
The New England tobacco crop will be
larger than any previous yield.
the halter becomes q power in polite
when he makes his influence felt.
Aud now d face powder In imitation Of
tan is used by the stay at homes
Settle up your small accounts, that those
whom you owe may settle theirs.
The man who believes campaign yarns
should wear swallOw-tale clothes.
Yes, my son. M zine has been heard from
We are still hearing from Maine.
The doit who gees TO sleep over his lessons
is 8. metlmes spoken of Us a mapped scholar.
The Is. N .. telegraph has broken Us con-
neciion with the BANKERS q Merchants Com
pany.
1t /, not altogether Inappropriate that a
man living On bluff should have a four In
hand.
Positive, ice cream comparative, weddin {
care; superlative. paregoric that's the
ticket.
A mans domestic relation don't both er
him half as much as the Citations of his
domestic.
Fine salt oysters rs, so and 40 cents per
quart at feune.l's etall l20 King street aud
also clans.
street. and have their pjctures 'sbsr ~ u :
instantaneous process.
Consumptives, call on your Dru sgist and
get tree Trial Bottle DIR. KINGS NEW DIS
oovRRY. N. b. l,anforth.
GrsG-s, bricks and repairs Or stoves, heat
ers and ranges Scbo n Heater g Sl.t 30
AIS Market and Ala Shipley.
Baird N Mitchell, AIS M rket street, have
the on y ni, line of catholic Bibles and
Prayer Books In the city. Sold on install
mehts
hay,ns bought q lot lot OF bill. hesds and
cards rheal. we will give those who wish
printing the advantage In the money saved
at the RKPUBLIoAN office.
seized by the MARSHAL.
Marshal McMullen, In company with
deputies Ainscow, Pierson and Reed,
had lively chase, early Sunday morn
ing, after Two scows belonging to Morris
& Cummings, of New York, upon which
libel had been filed III the United States
Court aud writ issued by Judge
Wales. The particulars of the affair
are about as follows: The scows above
mentioned were abandoned off the Della
ware Capes on Friday lat by he tug
George Cummings, they being cast
adrift while being towed from New
York to Charleston. On Wednesday
they were picked up by the tug Cynthia
and Thursday towed to Kaighn' Is Point,
at Camden, N. j. On the following day
an agent of the owners came over from
New York "a and agreed to pay the
Cynthia 81, 200 for salvage and also to
pay an additional $500 for towing one
of the scows to Charleston.
On Friday night, however, the own
ers telegraphed from New York that
they would not stand by the agreement
of their agent, but promised to come
over themselves the next day. They
came according to promise but at the
con ference the owners OF the scows and
of the Cynthia failed to agree on the
amount of salvage due and thus the
matter rested until Saturday evening,
when the owners of the scows hailed
two New York tugs at kaighn's Point,
and took the ssows from the watchman
in charge, instructing h i'm to go ashore
or they wonld take him out TO sea. He
was thus frightened ashore ard each
tug started down the river with a scow
In tow. The trick was promptly re.
ported to tue owners OF The Cynthia,
who consulted j. Warren Coulston,
Esq, VINO advised them TO come to this
city and proceed to libel the scows. E.
g. Brad ford. Jr., Esq, was secured as
counsel, and about midnight the libel
was filed and the writ issued as above
stated
In the meantime the ting Cynthia
was sent to New Castle, in read iness
20 convey the Marshal and his posse
70 over'ake the escaped boats. AS soon
Is the writ was made out it was placed
n Marshal McMullen's hands, who, in
with his deputies, proceeded
1t once to New Castle, where they
boarded the tug in waiting and gave
'hase to the runaways. The chase was
IN exciting one and they were not over
lauled until they had got below Ship
Iohn Light. When oyerhauled the
Marshal demanded possession of the
COWS, but the captains OF the tags re-
used to surrender, whereupon orders
we're given by the Marshal to cut the
lawsers with al axe, which was done,
md the scows taken in tow by the
Cynthia and brought to this city, where
hey were tied up to the wharf of the
'usey u Jones Company. The boats
With their tackle and cargo, about 80
ons of coal, are valued at $l5, 900, and
he writ is made returnable September
6.
The First Defalaer.
The first public officer to rob the JJnited