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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22
Notice Of Final Proof.
Q. 8 LAND OFFICE AT OLYMPIA, W. t

o. 8. LAND OFYIcK AT OLYMPIA, W. T..
August 4, 1888.
"a Notice Is hereby given that THOMAS
HOsKIN5 has hled notice Of intention to
mske Anal proof before the Register and Re
ceiver, ct their office in Olympia, W. T., on
Thursday, the 24th day Of September, A d.
1885, on Homestead application No. 1891, for
the NV 4 Of section 90. township % north.
range east.
He names IS witnesseI: David II. Jones
Thomas Mason, jobs Morris and Jas. smith
all Of Cedar River, W. T.
JOHN F. CONVEY,
aul3sel7 Register of the Land Ofaoa
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MATIER on THE ESTATE or

Is TIE NATTER OF THE EsfATK or
Cnarses II. Tootn. deceased.
Aooee . nerehy given By TIE underrignad
snniassst atr1x o. the estats q Charles ii
Ieosn. aeceased. 70 thu creditors Of Asd al par
soes nAxinx CLAIMS aRnlnst thu tad deceassa.
. sfrseot them. With the sece<sAry vouchers.
- .aia oae yeAr After the hrst publicsssoa 81
US ootice. % the said Afmiufaf rNsrfx- ~ a.
e. g q Burke. H&lieF 1 Rasin, In the Kenay
osoe1. On kf0at ssrses. D. shs city q saztf :.
coeAly % Mt aud IsfSitary 0f WaahlnRs0n-
" Toe sene sill b fsrsssr barred.
DA.sd srly n 1sss.
Aamsnlssrzfxir Of the 1910 a. &C., n
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE


- = =
1ispensAry No. ees
kearny street., Sec
Eraociscs. Estaa
nshed In 1884, for
the treatment Of
Sexual and seminal
Dis-Sses, such o.
GoNoKRHaA, GLxzr.
erHIcrUn. sFPRu-
Ln In al lie forms
sxaErNAL WxAKxEzs
and orENoY
Loss q manhood
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22
THE STEAMER
CITY OF QUINCY
FOR ThE UPPER skAcIT.

str1r Clieie @. W. Cove, Master
r EAvES YESLER'S WHARF ON
IL Wednesday and Saturday, returning
Thursday and Monday, calling at Stan
wood, utsalady, Moss Landing, Skagit
City. Mount Vernon, Starting and all In
termsdiate points above. For freight or
passage apply on board or 70 GEORGES
FOSTER on the wharf apl
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1885-08-22

NERVOUS Debility, Impotency, Seminal
Losses, sexual Decay, Mental and PHYSICAL
weakness, Failing Memory, Weak Esee
stunted Development lmpe liments 10 Mar
risee. ETC., rom excuses or youthful follies
or sns cause. speedily. safely and privatei.
cured.
Young, rniddle-aged and old men. and ali
who deed medical 81 III and experience. con.
suit the old European Physician ct once. Hit
opinion costs nothing and may save future
misery and shame, When inccnvenient to
visit the city fer treatmes medicines can BE-
sent everywhere by xpress free from obser
vaiion. II i self.evideut tAat . physician
who gives his whole attentisu TO a class Of Siis
eases attains gresi skill. and PIN sicians
throughout the country, knowing this. FIRE.
quently recommend difacult cases 10 the old
est Specialist. by whom every known good
remedy is used. The Doctors ace and expert.
ence makes his opinion Of supreme impor.
tanoe.
Send for the sanitsriss Guide 10 Health
sent free. Also, Self Analyst.
DR.. LieOig's voxDsRFUL GERMAN IxvIeoEA.
TOR perm aneDtly prevents all unnatural Losses
from the system, tones the nerves, Strength.
ems the muscles, chschs the waste, invigorztet
the whole system, and restores the afflicted u
health and happiness.
TIE reason % many cannot get cured OF
Seminal weaknesses, lssB Of Manhood. etc, Is
owing 70 . complication called Prostate. thes
with Hyperaetbesia. winch requi es pscuIiAl
treatment DR.. Liebig's 1nyieorator Is ths
only positive cure for prostssorrhea, with pc
eulisr special treatment, used al the LIeble
Disponsary-
Price Of Invisoraior. q. Case Of SIX bot.
ties, so. sent 20 any address, covered q.
curely FROM observation. To prsye the voe.
derful power Of the Invigorstor Q s2 bottle
will Be given or sent fres.
Powerful Electric Belts free 10 patients.
Consultation free and private, Gall or ad.
dress LEBaG DHsPENsARY.
SOC 0eAry street, san Francisco, Gal
Private entrance, tos Nason street, four
blocks up sstary from Kearay. MAN Estrapee
thfengh Dispenszry Drug Store. mhIsdwSu
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R0THBARTR & sons
80 Pearl ST.. New York,
HOP DEALERS.

HOUSES AT Sc HOP ExcB.xo,
IL London. 8. K. and FIR nkfort.or.snA.
Maine. Germany. Co0agnments n ~
received either in New York or i1.1sps
a large connection among n1 ewes I. =.
United Kingdom permits us % 49,
best prices. Ss>sa
New York. trsssN
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THAT HACKING ouUGH can be %
Qutckly cured hy lshilsAs Cure. We
EnEFAatss a. said BY A. h Ss<wars.
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DIR. c. |. MILLER, SIR
f0S Cherry street. Seattle, W.T..
P.O. box "A.
Special. Private and Chronic
Skin Diseases Cured.

seminal weakness and all ner.
vous disorders eau sed bv excuses.
positively cured, ON the install.
msnt plan.
send for printed questions.
DIR. @. l.. MILhER,S remarka-
bic success In She curing of all
Chronic Diseases IL well known.
His success IL due TO his IS years
experience and observations in
his practice.
gA. No more patients taken on
sour HOys, Farm,s until the 18th
day of March. when six new cot.
tages VIII be flushed. However,
Z can accommodate one more pa
tienl tmaiel with n nicely furnish
ed room and all home comforts, AZ
my residence, los Cherry strees.
free of charge.
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IN DIRECT ROUTE TO
whascon, Thrcegh By day
O'clock - n % Tue dkTs saa FrsSsyn
touching - Et-slasy, Lsconsos and So ~
lsh Leave Whstcssm fr FerndAe On
Safnrdex. Nefmrning. leaves " M com
% Wednee1ss AID sandaTx - .. n.
for frsl9et - psz1ege npply On board
or % 6kuk EtSfkE r. en Ne leT wharf.
CURTIS Rit0wSFInLRI
&R8 Aaz9ar
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A ballet ,rasela . mile Ia shrs ana
twS-lsnsA ssconAs.
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INVENTORS SIND MODEL OR
ekstck q your tayention. when I VII
mAks careful prniimtnary examination
vice clrculMrA use.. BkRK o. caARaR. All
Business before U. 4. Patent Once At
.eAded % Tor NoDEzRATK RHEs. Informa-
lna and r0fnrences sent o. application.
no cnANsH UNLESS PATENT 10 sEcUHRn.
-. J. h IITFkK.L
sselnefna D. c. direcsly opposite o
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THE
DR.. LIEBIG
PRIVATE DISPENSARY,
400 6eary street. San Fran.
cisco, Cal.

Conducted by qualified Ply
sictans and 5urgeons-regular
graduated.
~The OLDEST sPEcIALIsTs
IA the United States, Whose
LIFELONG KxPEsIEScE, per.
feet method aud pure medi.
cine, insure sPBSDx and PER-.
NANENr suRxs Of all Private,
Chronic ana Nervous Diseases
Affections Of the BLOOD, SKIN,
krDNcxs, BLADDER, ERUPrfoNs
ULCERS, OLD SORES SWELLING
OF TIE GLANDS. SoRE MOUTH,
l.rnn nn.nn
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MARY y. ToBEN,
sstsss q cAAfles Il.
iyH
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A dministratrix's Notice 20
Creditors.

JUN n UUWEV,
EaGiseer of toe Land OfSsos
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Notice Of Final ProsE

Tvs sheriff Of King n county. W.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
A GOnA U.A~

| A man went to the tsouthern police
station on Friday morning, says the
baltimore Sun, and requested that awar
rant be issued for the arrest Of his wife,
who had scratched his face and pun
meled him in lively style, a. shown by
scars and bruises. Justice Talbot had
not returned from brea kfast and the
warrant could not be issued ut tha,
time. The man said he would come
back later in the day aud lay his case
before the justice. He said to Lieut..
Farnan a. he was leaving that he would
have given his wife q beating If he had
not been afraid of the whipping-post
A few days ago burly German
complained about his wife thrash Ing
him, and wanted to know IL she could
be dashed at the post He was very
much diRgusted when the law was ex-
plsined TO him as applying only to
husbands. Several days later three
injured husbands declared at the station
house that they would never vote again
for the author of the wife beating law
unless he would promise to introduce an
amendment providing punishment for
husband beatsrs. Capt. Delanty says
that before the present law was passed
there were one or two cases of wife
beating tried at the southern station
every day. In the most Of the cases
the WON would refuse to prosecu to
after having laid the charges. "The
law has done more good than people
are awa are" said the Captain.
Henry Sauers, who lives on Parkin
street, near Pratt, was arrested on the
charge Of beating his wife yesterday
evening. The wife sent out for police
officer Hussey, but Sauer resisted ar.
rest. He snatched the officers club
from him and struck him across the
head with it Hussey fred his pistol
TO summon assistance, and with the aid
Of policeman Storey took Sauer to the
sou th western station.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
Personal.

W. X. Crosby, OF Crosby a. Hin. ac
companied by his wife, is spending the
hot weather al Ocean Grove, N. j.
Mr. d. NJ. Rop is in our city, from
Wilkesbarre, Pa.
Donald NJ. Ross, of Wilkesbarre, Pa.
is visiting Relatives in this city. Ac
cording TO his report Wilkesbarre mus
be quite a comfortable place for o sum
ner residence, the mercury not having
registered over IS degrees this summer
Max Lichtenstein, OF the firm C
Pyle and Lichtenstein, went TO Re
hoboth yesterday.
Charles Small, formerly OF New Cas-
tie, died a. rowanda, Penna. "a few day
ago.
William 6. Guyer, wife and child
of New Castle, have. gone or visi
TO Florida.
/. 7. ,taigley, wife and daughter lefI
this city yesterday for a trip to Niagari
and surrounding country, Il be abseB
two weeks.
Mr. Stanebury Wiley Is now able L
well for tbs spell of sickness through
which he has Just passed.
Mr.. j. Frank Ball our affiable cit,
auditor. Is ont of the city to-day.
Mr.. John SLrAdley, the sign artist, il
making tour of the State, and is busy
decorating the signs of Our down Stat
meI chants.
Miss Ada G. Councell left this cit.
yesterday TO visit friends near Balti
more, Nd.
superintendent j. w. Aydon OF tn
FIRE alarm telegraph and wife and tw
children, started today for Barnar..'s,
watering place in the Chesapeake Bay
James Mulvy of Philadelphia, le
loose nine high flying pigeons q
Moore's ship yard yesterday afternoon
in order 10 test their time Of fight t
| the above named city.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
A Pilots Plucky Wife,

New YORK, July 17.-Mrs. Harr,
Van Wicklen Is the wife of Captain
Harry Van Wicklen, a pilot on tn,
Hamilton Ferry, and lives in neat lit
tie cottage in Ozone Park, town of ia
maica, L. !. Very often her HUSBAND
does not reach home until late, anC
netimes not at all, as his bue nesi
necessitates almost constant work.
Mrs. Van Wicklen il q woman o.
nerve, an expert in the use Of firearms
and her husbands breech- loading shot
gun always occupies prominent posi-
tion in her room. Late last night, al
she and her daughter were prepa ring Il
retire, they were startled by hearing
footsteps around the house. They lis
tened and heard some one walk up OF
the front stoop and try the door. Thet
Mrs. Van Wicklen threw open the win
dow and called down: Who's there?'
" It's me, open the door. i want 4
come in" was the response.
Il guess not | don't know you and
I'll not open the door"
You won't! Then I'll burst 1t In, >
angrily, retorted the man, and he pro-
ceeded to do 80. Reaching around and
grabbing the gun, Mrs. Van WickleE
icEoltc ~ Out Vi tue WluuOW III tU6 IN al
and called " If you kick that dool
again I'll blow you into eternity"
He did not reply, but kept on kicking
and the brave little woman pressed hel
finger first on the right and then on tn,
left trigger ofthe gun, but there wa
nothing but snap, as there were M
cartridges in the weapon, and the maj
on the stoop laughed in ridicule and
kept kicking the door and demanding
|admittance.
Nellie. give me two cartridges
quick, out of that bureau" called Mrs
Van Wicklen to her daughter, and be
demand was quickly complied with an,
the cartridges placed in the gun. One
more the gun was showed through tn
window. She pressed the trigger, a re
port followed by scream which arouse,
the neighbors, and the man fled toward
Woodhaven. Mrs. Van Wicklen lie no
sure whether she hit him or not. Sh
thinks she knows who the man was
and he will probably be arrested.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
as.,u Cn.rxed WIN Theft.

Lewis Pyle WAS again before the
Municipal Court this morning charged
with larceny. The evidence showed
that last Thursday night shed Ut the
residence Of Joshua Morris, No. Goa
Poplar street, WAS entered and . tool
chest broken open.
Two saws, . rule, . pair Of working
pants and number Of other articles
were taken, and yesterday morning
Pyle was found on Front street, BY Of.
ficer O'Neill, try ing to sell the pants.
rule and saws At o junk shop.
He was taken in custody, and this
morning when the articles were fully
identified by Mr.. Morris, gave the usual
OF xplanation, that they were given to
him by another man whom he did
not know. He was committed In defaul II
of 500 bail for court.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
Coming Excurs,on.

Next Tuesday evening the B,,A.I
Boat Club of this city viii .iye = uu'I ny
light excursion on the steamer R,snS |
wine, the proceeds Of which will s1 hs ui
toward building a new boat hopss
Thursday night, the 23i Inst \
young men ofthe Second Bapti,tobIn1.
Will give a moonlight excursion n" \
steamer Brandy wine, leaving Fon,
street wharf at 5 O'Clock Tbev viii rI
accompanied by the Fins; Rsoim. a
Band, and an instrumental and ro' w
concert will also be given BY cboi,
ten voices, under the direction Of I'll ri,
ence Shank. w
Thursday, August 9Th, Asburv N
church will have an excursion h \,
chester Beach, that will no dOub,
one OF the most pleasant events Of /
season. The tickets, which are Oply
each, are limited to 800, aud those 4
wish to 20 should secure them vi,hJ
delay.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
edition.
Dots.

Patent medicines at lowest prices a'
Fem & Co.'S.
Grand lunch tonight at the Atlantic
Garden, 224 King street.
Hugh Duffy is lying quite sick at tht
Giipin House In New Castle.
Oaskey hall, in the town of Newark
will soon be completed.
Trials Of speed will take place on the
Homewood track, near Newark, on the
drst Of August.
Oranor & Co., 621 Market street, will
have some specially cheap things fol
this evening.
The Mt Pleasant Sabbath school
will give their annual excursion Penns
grove, N, j., on August 9th, 1885.
The firm Of Ruth & Bro. has been
dissolved, and j. Frank Ruth will con.
tinue the business.
The Schooner Samuel H. Sharp ID
being repaired by the jackson & Sharp
Company.
A dead sheep lay In one ofthe P.W. &.
Is. cars At the West Yard this morn
ing. 1t had doubtless died while be-
ing shipped on here from the South.
1It is proposed TO run line Of hacks
every Sunday afternoon, from the cor.
ner Of Fifth and Market streets TO Riv-
erview cemetery, at low rate.
We hope the rumor that the VIM. H..
Clyde Co. Of Philadelphia intends to
have new steamship constructed in
this city may prove to be we'll founded.
Major B. T. BiRes has the honor Of
having shipped from Millington, Nd,
on Wednesday last the first car load of
peaches grown In that section the pres
ent season.
Them. E. preachers are requ ested 70
meet In their usual place on next Mon
DAY morning at 10 O'Clock q. m. Sub
Ject for discussion Ministerial Eth
quette."
j. Fl. Murray, 1O7 East Front street,
has q clerk selling canes, pipes, cigars
and tobacco for him by the name Of
Kate Jane Midcrabharper TrAncies.
1t is OF vital importance that the rup-
ture should be carefully fitted with q
good truss. Such are supplied by z.
James Belt, Sixth and Market streets.
Department for ladies. Lady attendant.
The Red Men Of Newark will attend
the NJ. f. church in that town to.mor-
row morning to hear sermon by Rev.
Mr.. Kayne. 1t is stated that Joseph
Pyle, Esq of this city, will also be
prese Mt and make an address.
The barge Anna 10 loading with
heavy bridge tim ber at the wharf Of
Geo. w. Bush & Sons, to be used in
the caissons Of the B. Il p.
Railroad bridge over the Schuylkill
river.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
F|F 7 H ED|7I@1
Excuvs,.

Those who w,sh I"' =. morrow
bricks brio and morta, u % Of escape the .ss,b,l
WI have abuniavu,,' y, 'le city for aaI !,
smalI D.Ip% cos, to crafty Their Hirppsi,,paity w,.ty
thres trips i,saloeI tn ptMad tsM1aadyrine vii, II
,,esa,yiingFourth ,s steet tDsipaia vbs1; 70 ;osmorro|
~. ~ 10 and $50 p. m " Shsti hsI. st.e SaI
m. % and MD. isays ga re the same wbsst ar %,T ', q
The Wilmington will
phia at Ia. IN. and +, y Si.i y. leave Phladl
!. nfandywins al wiz will leave ,bs1 bha11} d., and
e to spend a delightful den ddefsGns % who vi
not Tt return I until s.l5 in tbs 4, u, srI D'at
mo11aa ss,ec. excursion to Alan" uy VIII w. y
cify % n ~ VII. leave Az
o,'y = y az o p. m, arriving in " Ataul
., =. IS p N. 1t will aiv- - itlningd
s,onists sns seven hours al e',h ,ha .4s eIcd
tickets /. =, for the round trim ,at u,l, seash9I
sa' 81 20. Children betw weea a,t snd G9't ,so %
,zsd, ssis sss sd'assion sns should be well p,,,
lisoeraiity ~ in afiording the '"u "nnda, 'aattll
Oh ot visiting the City BY Ifp'ssali| ,bs SSa n
sucn a low fare, Ia fully 'uu sn, ga
oy the sweltering resident, 81 "tPpssscl,y Pc J
Those who prefer a lone % yas ID sns u ci1
wAter, can 60 to Cape Nav n' on ~ "a
ace steamer Republic, by 10 tasi', w.
train q on the Wilmington n H''SSns Sas
haiiroad at 0 o'clock, from = tbs sVl'as1 s0aa
Market street, and conpsc, NV v,,S ,S'I 4
steamer at Delaware river mia, wv v
iare is only rs cents, and pefsop, p.o1, N \
ample time to visit the cape ape, and ~ ]
Joy a hathe In old ocean. 'uu
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
work Al Jacka0n and sharpu

Business is better at Jackson a
ShRrp's than II has been ior some ,iuj
The hands in the shipya are busy
the three arRes ordered by tie Brand
wine Granite Company a2l which l
cording to the terms Of the contrj
must 0e completed i'll Ninety Days
the ca, shops an equal state Of &ilv
prevails, and twelve cars are ID
almost completed fo! the Boston Al
Lowell Railroad Company, vhilsod@
for eight more new cars lave b
booked during this week A hapdNd
private car isalso being built for AUS
Corbin of New YORK. The Compa1
now has about FIVE hundred men d
ployed, but In engaging wO,kuel hs
given the preference to their oil band
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18

the nth inst, Ethel, infAn,
daughter OF william II. and Anna NJ earns
aged months and II days.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi.
ted 10 attend the funeral from the residence
Of her parents, Heald street, South Whining
ton. on Sunday. the 10th inst. Services q at
the house at o'clock p. m. lnterment at
Riveiview cemetery.
LO9AN-On the 18th inst Lillian b. Logan,
aged years and . months.
Relatives and friends are resp pectfully invi
ted 70 attend the funeral services at the re
sidenco OF her parents, Ssmuel q. and Mary
u Logan, No 400 Monroe street, on M onday
afternoon next Vt o'clock. lntsrment pri
vAto.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
Tnp Fleetwood Pie'nis' ,

The fourth grand annual, ,,I P,s hs rivsI r
the Fleetwood Assembly WI; is.;atturiay tU
at ,a1 the schenizen Park on .,iSu Sa, sI1s
the most orderly pic mic o. ,D' plessan
.n5 .n1 nHv ali who wish to spend ,.s.sat. Al
day day should not fail to sa be Iraasssssl as'
the the gentlemanly manner conduct on thsl
the com "a ittee always c'h ,bs means .
p,c.n,ois p,traotinS q all al the dancersO OF Ou' ""
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
HIiaAinx Goyernment BOND.

BALTIMoRB, Nd, July Inns,
NJ. Martin, of Washington, N'0p W v
arrived In this city on Friday, On y
way to New B.unswics, Nd fpl
to the police that since der afilva Y
has missed three $1,000 4 per ceI' w "
srnment bonds, which she thinks v \
sto len from the satcho, IN WINCH =
was Carrying them. The 90 oolu' ~, = :
numbered respectively lOj oov' VS.
and 1903, ,O52 AID are due in lNl anv w.
registered III the name OF Mfs ", "
dron, New Brunswick, y. j. Lne ca
is being Investigated by the poI'ce'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
m,.s,ux Emma smith Re'n,'a =,

ALLENrowN,J July H. Euna,S Emma ST III,
of Green Lane, who mysteriou,s,cya "a 70 ID
Appeared a, ma on Sunday last, s.sn snJ d,s1
whose body men have since sinco D1, dam, ID
ging the waters OF Kraizs.si ,. = !. urm raornip
fnrned home at 4 O'Clock this s sbs hs|
n.ao w.sa al sI1 the while on tbs bills o2 oPpp
The dam subsis:ipg on bsIll'' EN- rpfuses 4
assign aas n any cause for her freak SnD -
narent "a cannot account Tor 1t
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
THURSDAY. JULY 80. 1855

The train to leave the p, W. b b. station
at a. m, sharp; Ulaymont, SIS; Chester
5;23 TO be In Jersey City at . a. m. for the
TOD. Parties going to Connecticut will have
one hour aud a half to visit Brook iyn Bridge
and other places OF interest before going or
the boat for Connecticft. Seats ali number.
ed. Tickets up theHudson and Coney Island
g.. 90 tickets to Reno Point Grove. Connec
ticut. and Coney Island SO 90. tickets Il
Brooklyn, New ork and Coney Island, So
Excursionists have their choice viii ich of the
above places to visit. Iinner on the Stock
ton, 90 cents. NO unruly or disorderly per
sou need apply for tickets. for order IL the
motto.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
Opening Next Ghlr,day,

Next Thursday the Has. Dell DdI
ing Park on the !lobdel iaiu,l Sou
Wilmington, will be opened for
season, and as a number OF fnl cla
trotters have been entered, sODe tIc|
ing contests may bs erpactrI' fi'
races have already been arranged, D
it is expected that there VII. BE O'As
in add ition to these. A grand s'an
capable ofseating AGO persons, Aas %
erected, and every arrangement ma
for the accomm odation Of speC'Alo
There will not he any charge i0F
IN ission,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
A slight Fire.

About 6 80 o'clock last night slight
FIRE occurred in the second story Of O
frame house, No. BOG Church stree:
owned and occupied by Bridget Devlin,
caused by the mosquito netting in q
window catching fire from a lighted
candle. There was no alarm sounded,
and the flames were extiuguisbec before
much damage was done.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
Preparing for Action,

The Ohio Democratic central ,om.
mittee will meet at Columbus July 20,
TO fix the time and place for holding
the Democratic State convention Ia
nominate State ticket. There sea ms
to be no doubt that Governor uoa.. ly
will be nominated for re-eIection His
acceptance is also considered Certain.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
Mo Pays the COsss.

Carlo MaraZello and another Italian
were charged before Judge Cummins
this morning with keeping and harbor.
ing IN unreR istered dog. The charge
was preferred by special officer Foster,
but ~ 1t WAS evident that the men did
not understand the law, the case was
dismisse on their paying the costs, and
having the dog registered.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
Serenade Last Nfght.

Last evening the First Regiment
Band serenaded George N. Ellinger, .
fellow mber, who was married last
Wednesday night to Annie NJ. Cor
such. After several airs had been
played in front Of his house, No. 200
West Seventh street, he invited the
party in and treated them TO refresh.
ments.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
ca.e Dismissf . d.

About 3 o'clock TINS nsd - ~damssl, " Y,
::;::5 r. r., as rs ;ss:'s e: s:
was wasIn asleep on pile Of 'l.. land made on hs
eonpan, but as be did did csss ns' VS. Dis
Uos ~o ,sssd nv Judge Cummlp"
Daily Republican., 1885-07-18
APh1ladelphia Pave

There was a fire at Tenth and Chest
nut streets, Philadelphia this morning,
at the building in which the Western q
Telegraph Company have their instru.
ments, and communication with thai
city by wire has been seriously inter
fered with.