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Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
"TIRED AND ACHING srUsCLE ES.

countless nerves for rest and re
- lief" Like mama 10 the children "a
Israel is theiCUTIcURA PLASTER q,
KAN the tired. overworked, aching muscle
FyN Do not deny yourself the comfort az
forded by this new, original an,
AIZTQspeedy sntidote to pain and nfam
4X(N2Smation. Al druggists, 25c; five TO
sl6 Mailed free POTTER DIUG AND CnESD
nL Co.. Boston.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
THREAT BARGAINS A I
lA Snrfh ia iaHalru atora No

u Smyth's jewelry store, No.
81 Market street. Gents solo
gold American watches, $35
stem winders, $40, $45 and $50.
Ladies' $40 stem winders, $25,
$26 and 2S all other goods in
proportion. au25tf.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
DEGISTER's ORDER

isi%p i-'' 'sIh . vi ltr1
Nkw CAsTLk COUNTY, DBL,
August ~. 1855
Upon the application or ANN E.
PEI EkSnN, administf fatrix of ANDRES
j. PETERSON, late cf Wilmington Hd
In said county, deceased, II Is ordered ard di.
rsct-d by the Register that the Adminlslra;r !
Aforesaid give notice OF granting OF Let .ers
OF Administration upon the estate OF the de.
ceased, vita the date OF granting thereof by
causing advertisements to be posted within
forty DAYS from the date OF such Letters In 81 .
o1 the most public places OF the county or New
castle, requiring all persons having demands
against the estate to present the same, 81
aDiae by an Act OF Assembly in such cas-,
made and provided and also cause the SANE
70 De inserted within the same period in the
D!,iL DAiLf REPUBLICAN, anewspaper published In
wilmington, and TO be continued therein
theree weeks (twice a week..
Given under the hand and Seal OF
l.. 3. Office OF the Register aforesaid, nj
J." Wilmington, In New Castle County
aIoiesald, ihe day and year above written,
IGNATIUS G. GRUBB, Register
NoTICR-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, daily attested TO the eAdministra,rix on
or before August 9ith, A. d., 1885,, or abide
the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. ANN 4. PETERRON.
Administrators.
address, Wilmington, Del,
honecker Hoilecker Atty's. au2G-wS
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
JUST.

TO be just to all men should
be the highest aim of every busi
ness man. Deceit and trickery
is net legitim ate busine ss, and
sool er or later will be found out.
Then the damage done is great
er by far than the gain ever has
been After the first ofSeptem.
Der we will establish the strictly
one,price system, and an SIS
suit of clothes will be SIS to hon.
est hard working mechanics, and
It will be SIS to the man OF mil
ions. But that SIS will be just
10 per cent. above the cost Of
production Bear that in mind
But OF course this will all come
later. We are rushing off oul
Iold stock now at q reduction o
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26

Fem & Co.'S thermometer registered
yesterday 800 at 8 p. m, 76o At 6 .. In.
and 7Oo at 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
EDITION,
OOta.

Dots.
For good coAl 60 - Bush's, Frsnsb
str~es wharf.
Families can procure prime ice cold
watermelons 1t No. 209 West Eighth
street. Delivered promptly.
Hunters Invisible Face Powder
Hunts Court Toilet Paper. and many
others at Harttnan's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
Philip Ambold and VIM. B. Eldridgt
each had . dog killed yesterday on the
branch Of the p, W. & b. Railroad In
the Ninth Ward.
A bull belonging TO q man named
Simon dropped dead on Monday ss u
was being driven along the Concord
pike, in consequence Of the heat.
d. p. Smyth No. 81 Market street.
having determ ined to retire from the
jewelry business, is now selling every
thing In that line at reduced rates.
The weekly meetings Of the preacher
Of the M. E church In this city, whict
were dispensed with during the warn
weather, will be resumed on Monday
September 7th.
Four dollars have been received q
this office for the benefit of an sfii icted
family in South Wilmington. Othel
contributions will be promptly for
warded.
A letter from Fitzpatrick, one O.
Riel's otunsel, says that an order fol-
the hearing Of Riel's case before tn,
Manitoba Court Of Appeals, next term
has just been issued.
The M. Z. parsonage at Port Re-
public. Atlantic County, was struck BY
lightn ing on Sunday night. Very lit
tie damage was done 10 the prem ises,
but the occupants were slightly dazed
for short time.
The lightning struck the cigar and
tobacco shop OF j. II. Murray, 107 East
front street, yesterday afternoon,
breaking the windows in the front part
OF the house and frightening his wife
quite badly.
The first section Of Gouley' excursion
TO Tolchester arrived home at p. m.,
and the last one at 10 p. IN. Those who
went on the excursion speak in the
highest terms of praise of II, no accident
whatever occurring TO mar the pleasure
thereof. 1t left Wilmington with nine
hundred and thirty persons on board
the different sections, takiag on from
stations along the r, ne to Havre de
Grace five hundred and ten, making In
all over fourteen hundred persons.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26

Sold by all druggif Price: CurIcuRA, 50 cts.
EEsoLVENT, $l.0O; p. rs cts. Prepared by til
POTTER DRUG AND { .lEMIcAL Co., Boston, Mass
REAlITIBsr rthe Complexion and SKI
0.@O byL-sng the CUTIcuRA SOAP.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26

Mr. John Thiel, Wilkesbarre Pa, writes
Il have suffered from Salt Rheum for over eigh
rears at times so bad that could not attend 4
ny business for weeks at time. Three boxes o
JUTIcURA and four bottles REsoLvEsT have en-
irely cured me Of this dreadful disease"
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
state OF the Thermpmseer

AZ tse REPUBLICAN ONCE In the shade
Z O'Clock 10 o'clock II o'cloci
6Oo $50 40
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26

great mans foolish sayings pass TO.
wise ONES.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Loophole for Pauper immsxrauts.

LOOphOle for Pauper lmm z rants
WASHINGTON, ID. c., August 25.-
The Com missioners Of Immigration n
New York have referred q case ~ ths
Treasury Department W Which raises al
interesting peint In regard to the i'm
migration OF paupers. A party of abou,
sixty Arab gypsies recently arrived q,
New York on the steamship Chateau
Leoyille.
An examination showed that they
we're paupers likely 10 become public
charge, within the meaning of the Pau
per immigrant act aud they were put
back on the steam ship to be returned to
the country wi ence they came. The
commissioners have since been inform
td that about fifty gypsies, believed te
TO De the same party, have recently
crossed the Canadian border line intt
Vermont. and are now making theii
way South.
lG is supposed they were landed a.
Ha'lfax, or weIe ira nsterrtd at sea Il
another vessel bound to that port Th,
Facts were reported to the Treasury De.
partment and instructions requested
| The oftcer to whom the case was re-
ferred-Mr. Lyman, Chief of the Navi
CATION Divisior-says that nothing
can be done in the premises.
The Pauper Immigrant act, he ex.
plains, prrnibits the landing of ali
pacper immigrants who may be brou2 2ht
to this country in ship or vessel, but
Is Silent on the subject of such as may
enter the country by land. The subje ct
will be reported TO Congress at its next
meeting; with q view OF securing legis-
lation TO meet such cases as the one in
question.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Misses anu aht,,,en,.

MIsbes and thIlCI ems
clippers and walking shoee, at VIM. II,
Babcock's, 2o6 Market street, Whining
ton, Dal.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
Tho WAAfh aH

The Woesber
To morrow promises to IN o, with
rising temperature. The ma condi.
tions are likely to prevai, - .'.iday.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
EczEmA A
And Every Species Of Itch
ing 4 Burning Diseases
Cured by Cutlcura.

ECZEMA, or Salt Rheum. with it's agonizih
Il itching And burning, instantly relieved by
Farm bath with CUTIcuRA Soar, and single ar
hcation Of CrrTTcUnA, the great Skin Cure Thi
speated daily, with two or three doses of CUTl
IRA hKsoLvENT, the New Blood Purifier to kcs
ne blood coo, the perspiration pure and unirrits}
ing, the bowels open, the liver and kidneys active
will speedily cure Eczema, letter, Ringworu
Psoriasis Lichen, Prpritus, Scall Head, Dandruf
md every species OF Itching, Scaly and PimVl
,umors Of the Scalp and Skin, when the Ses
)hsSicians and al remedies fail. :.
VIII Nc Donald. 242 Dearbon St, Chicago
gratefully Acknowledges cure of Eczema or Sal
RhPum. on head, neck. face. arms and legs for sew
entsen years: not able to walk except on hand
tnd knees for one year not able to help himsel
Tor eight years; tried hundreds of remedies
1octors pronounced his case hopeless; permanently
tured by CUrIcURA REsoLvRNT (bl0od purifier) In
ternAlly, and CTTICURA and CCTICURA SOAP 9TH
Brest skin cures externally.
Chas- Houghton, Esq, lawyer d State ST.
3ostont reports a case Of Eczema under his obser
7ation for ten years, which covered the patient
body and limbs. and TO which all known method
u treatment hsc been applied without benefit
which was completely cured solely by the CUTI
,uRA REMEDIES, leaving clean and healthy skir
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26

AAJ AN IED--A t,DOD won a n
w who unders'snds cooking In res;ar.
rant al NO. IL last Seconi s.ree'. Good
wages paia. ar,s o..
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26

INOh SAl.E- GOUD bUStNrS,
A. s!and. stock ant fixtures tnd good
trade, fnr very email capitol. Ftr further
particulars. address A. H., this ottica .e-3ts
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26
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Daily Republican., 1885-08-26

OSr-ON GDULEY'S EXCURSION
- tn Io,chester, August Is a silver.
pahsied Bracelet suitable reward will
be paid on returning same to tn e ftios.
au2i ~.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-26

w aNIID--a a u Cd SOY; ut ,T
w ooue wsll rec Jmmsn :ed annly a,
stall NO. IS. Se ,oni street mar ret. Il.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
Death Of X. &. Abbott.

The death of X. E. Abbott, which occurred
yesterday morning, was not surprise to his
intimate friends who had been familiar with
the condition of his health for the past two
years. The disease which brought about his
death was contracted two years ago while
hunting on the Au Sable river. He then fell
into the river and caught severe cold, which
gradually grew into disease of the lungs.
He had labored heroically and patiently,
never giving up hope of a permanent re-
covery. Death came upon him steadily and
easily. and early yesterday morning he
breathed his last. Mr.. Abbott was for a
number of years representative of the l..
S. & NJ. S. railroad in this city, and in that
position WAS capable, efficient and popular,
making firm friend of every one he came
Ia contact with. Who.e-soultd d, affable, gen.
erous "Dick" Abbott, as he was known by
many, will live long iu the memory of host
of friends and acquaintances. He leaves a
family consisting of wife and four children.
The funeral will probably be held Saturday
morning.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

President Powers presided 81 the regular
meeting held yesterday. Present, Commits
sioners Rathban and Rose, Marshal LEMON
and Superintendent Perry were before the
Board IN the interest Of their respective de-
partments.
Judge Holmes and Senator John Curtiss
were before the Board, relative To certain
amendments IN the Police Court bill, now
pending IN the State Legislature.
The following communications we're re-
ceived and referred To the several commit
tees From John QaiBn-Application for
position on the police force. From A. Platte
Petition for difference in increase of pay
from Aug. | to Nov ], 1884.
From Marshal Lemoine-Reporting trans
fer of Fred Jennings from position of pipe
man of No. 2 steamer TO that Of stoker of
same steamer: also reported transfer OF
Frank Brown from the position OF driver OF
No. hose cart 10 that OF pipeman in same
company; also asking that . hearing be
granted Mr.. Brown In that he claims unfair
treatment; also presented . rcquisition for
one dozen OF the Lewis fre eItinguishers.
From Supt. Perry-Monthly report, requi-
sition for supplies and report Of condition OF
street lights for the week ending Feb. T.
The following accounts we're allowed
Shriver, weatheriy & Co., $75.79; q. K
Packing Co.. $40; Eaton, Lyon 4 Co..
$3.50; NJ. Kinney, s2l; John Perry, $40
q. X. Mattress Co., $3.50.
The matter of repairs Of No. hose car
was referred to the Committee on Propert,
with a request that they procure bids fol
such work.
Other matters of interest TO the BOARD
were discussed informally.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
The Army of the Cumberland.

The preliminary committee of the local
organization Of the Army of the Cumber.
land. held meeting at The Morton yester-
day, and adjourned after making consider
able progress in their work, until Saturday.
The work of this committee, among other
things, is to fill the following committees for
the reunion day in this city next Septem-
Der: Local, Executive, Reception. Finance,
Decoration, Entertainment, Music, Press,
Transportation, New Members, On Halls,
On Hotels and Carriages. These various
necessary committees, require detail Of
about one hundred and seventy members of
the organization, which, after being ap-
proved by the local body, must be confirmed
by Lieutenant General Phil. Sheridan,
President of the Army OF the Cumberland.
Everything thus far, indicates q grand sue
cess for the reunion day.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
The TICKET BROKERS' BUSINESS


A TxIxasAn reporter had a moments
conversation with l. q. Eaton, Of the hrm
of L. u. Eaton i Co, ticket brokers, corner
Of Canal and Pearl streets, last evening
Commencing with inquiry a. to how bust
ness was, Mr.. Eaton said; I'VE are selling
quite number of tickets, and are satisfied
with the way trade has opened up"
''How do you procure your tickets, Mr..
Eaton?
.'Oh, some Of them We get East, and some
from other brokers, and a good many from
travellers. The business is legitimate, and
is countenanced by the railroads generally.
We are enabled To save the traveller a good
deal of money, and make little ourselves.
Now, IN regard 10 getting these cheap rates,
will give you ali example. Suppose man
in Detroit buys ticket TO Morley, via Grand
Rapids, the fare is about the same as TO this
city. He arrives here, sells the ticket TO
Morely, for which we give him fifty cents,
the regular fare being ninety five cents.
We sell il for seventy-fve cents, make a
quarter, and save the purchaser fifteen
cents"
1t must require some capital 10 start a
business of this kind"
"Oh, yea, considerable. We could use
$4,000 right in this corner here in getting a
stock of tickets. Now we can sell tickets to
New York for SIC, and by one line for $l4,
and the regular fare is $1975. II we are OBJ
liged TO sell man ticket beyond his desti-
nation We give him draft for rebate on
the broker in the city he is going to, and for
the balance of his ticket he gets his money
back. This has got to be quite business
| and it takes considerable study To compre-
hend it and get it down fine. The brokers
work together, and being on good terms
with the railroads we benefit them, and as l
said before, the travelr. Come in again
| when / get the thing down fine, and l will
give you some more interesting points in re-
| ference to ticket brokers.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
Young Peoples Church Social.

The Young Peoples society of the Park
Congregational Church, held their regular
monthly meeting last night. The occasion
largely attended as usual. Oysters were
served as refreshments, and the following
literary program was carried out: Vocal
duet. John KRONER and Miss Lucia Kroner;
Sketch of Cowper's life (essay), Fred Stew
THE Minuet," Miss Mabel Brown: instru-
mental selection (piano), Miss Alice Emery.
This society meets in the church the first
Thursday evening of every month.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
A Husband in the Wreck.

On the train from Georgetown to Denver,
that Was blown from the track down a steep
embankment yesterday. was +. 8. Eldred,
of Denver, Col, whose wife Is visiting her
brother Law. Mr.. w. +. Warner, of this
city Mrs Eldred received q telegram from
her husband yesterday, dated from George
town, stating that he was quite seriously in
iured internally. Mrs. Eldred has deferred
her departure for the East. whittier she had
hoped TO 20 soon, and is anIiously awaiting g
further news from her husband.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
YESTERDAYS COURTS.

PBoBArE.-Estate OF Minnie and Jessie
Wamsley, minors. Nomination of guardian
fled and order appointing Sarah T. Vans
ley guardian of said minors. --Estate of
Franklin s. Tefft ct al, minors. Guardian s
bond and oath on sale of real estate fled
Estate of Artemus q. Graham ct al. minors.
Guardians first annual account filed.
CrRCuIr.- Martha A. Taylor v. Edward NJ.
Adams. Trespass on the case.
PoIIcR-James Mcmillan, drunk, son
tence suspended.
JUSTICE BRoUwER.-John Luyendyk v.
John Caulfeld. Assumpsit. Adjourned to
Feb. Il. at Q a. m.--James +. Augur Y.
VIM. Page. Assumpsit- Adjourned to Feb,
IL, at 2 p. m.
JusrIcr SAuNDEss.-James O. Fitch v.
Abigil Fleming. AssumpsIt. Settled ly
parties WIN. III. Kelly '. Eli Cummings.
Assumpsit. Settled by parties. Welcon q
w. Hart '. - Crozier. Assumpsit. Set
tied BY parties.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

Will A. Smith spens yesterday In Allegan.
j. II. Carpenter ia IN Muskegon on railroad
business.
IN the city yesterday.
Lieut. GOV. Buttars spent fev hours in
the city yesterday enroute home.
Mr.. J. T. Odell, a prominent merchant of
Fremont Center. IL in the city on business.
Henry Jeuett. who has been III With
catarrhal fever for seversl days, IL improving.
Charles Clarke. of the Detroit, Grand Ha-
ven 4 Milwaukee, was IN the city yester-
day.
Geo. 4. Smith. assistant postmaster in the
Capital building. Lansing. arrived IN town
last night.
] :. Lawrence. Of this city. i- in New
York. and viii it "a said, call on Cleveland.
Nhat be wants wac not stated
Hon. ]. ". Hine, of the Lowell .four-di,
one OF the spiciest aud best edited veekaes
IN the State. vas IN tevn yesterday.
". c. Dennis hss accepted position With
the NJ A. True Printing and Engraving c.,
and vii be glad to Welcome hIs Old friends.
Miss Addie Wilmarth and Miss Winnie
Northup have returned from Big Rapids.
where they attended the successful charity
CONCERT
Mra. Chauncey Carpenter pleasantly en-
terfaiued the members Of her sunday school
class At her home. ~ ChancsT street, from
to S O'Clock last evening.
Mrs. Brown. of Grand Rapids. ell be
present at the temperance meeting saturday
night. and on Monday night viii erssnfze =
branch OF the Women's Chrtstaan Isa2~r-
sn<p Lniea lrv~A -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

great deal Of character can be learned
from a persons correspondence. and IL ia
slso important to use the correct styles in
writing paper and envelopes r. b. Vine
gar. Porter Block, can fully supply the latter
requirement, having Just received an invoice
Of EXTRA fine tint writing paper at u and ~
cents a Quire, envelopes Il cents per pack.
Also inst arrived. the Mistletoe Commercial
Note paper, superior % all other white writ
ing papers; X cent? for FIVE Quire boz, OF
% cents per single QuIre.
Boz Papeteries, "a sheets ~ pareT and "a
snvelopes. At 10. * 20. *. "a. g, 40, 50 and
90 cents Vinegar, Porter Block.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

The Time Lock on the Vaults OF One
Of the Banks Fails TO Connect.

The Time Lock on the Vaults OF One
Of the banks Fails to Connect.
Before nine o'clock Wednesday morning
the clerks and officers Of the Fourth Nation
al Bank were at their desks and OH hand to
commence the days business As usual. They
cards received at parties the evening before,
awaiting the hour when the time-lock in the
ponderous safe would click and announce
that its contents were accessible for an
other days discounts, protests, exchanges,
etc. But o'clock arrived and no tick. The
lock was examined, but it could not be
moved. The officers naturally became nerv-
Gus, rs all the money, notes, ETC., were de-
posted in the safe, all of which it would be
necessary to use during the day. 1t was TO
use, the safe would not open. Parker
Brothers were at once summoned and
have been eIerting their skill for the
past tbirty-six hours to get the confounded
thing open, 40 far they have apparently not
made much hesdway, though it 10 expected
that their almost continuous efforts will be
rewarded with success to-day. Last night, a
Mr.. Ayers from the house in New York who
manufacture the time-locks, arrived in the
city and pronounced the work a. far as it
had gone entirely satisfactory. There is
over $l25, 900 in currency and notes deposit
ed in the safe, and the importance Of the
banks having daily access to it is readily
apparent. They were enabled to do bust
ness yesterday by borrowing $4,000 from
another bank, which, with the deposits made
during the day were returned to the safe of
the accommodating bank for safe keeping
over night.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
a Coach on Fire.

Last evening after 10 o'clock, passenger
coach No. 81, of the Grand Rapids & Indi-
ana Railway, which was standing on side
track near the Michigan Central freight
house at the Union Depot, caught fire from
a heater. The flames were discovered and
extinguished before much damage had been
done.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
The c. r. Ice and Coal Co.

The annual statement of the Grand Rapids
Ice and Coal Company to Feb. 2, 1886, filed
with the County Clerk yesterday, shows the
following: Amount of capital stock, S50,0OO
amount actually paid in, $4,000; amount of
existing debts. none. A. II. Hentig, Presi-
dent; A. H. Hentig and Cornelius Clark,
Directors.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

The Honduras Mahogany Company.
The annual statement Of the Honduras
Mahogany Company, 20 Jan. 81, loS6, vas
Sled yesterday with the County Clerk. a.
follows. Actual amount Of capital stock
paid 10, s2lS50, total amount of eHisting
debt, SSH 53 Chas. &. Sigh, President;
Jss. a. Sigh. Secretary J. II. Mckee,
James q. Mao Bride aud J. +. Bsars.
Jr, directors.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06

Cuited states Marshal Coweus brought
Jssper Morley. of Ashland. Newaygo eoun-
~. before Commissioner Hinsdil YESTERDAY,
Tor violating the internal revenue laws n t.
retailing Of liquors. The eARminstion was
sdlourned until next Tuesday. sud Morley
vss Slowed 70 enter his ovn recozniz2ncs
- A4s <cpssxznos Al tAaf ANA
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
Buy your Cater. of A. R. Anti.del


The Northwestern Detective Association.
vith headquarters IN Grand Rapids. was
organized under TIE lars Of the State. Jan.
2. lSSS Business IL solicited from All parts
OF Michigan. All communications should
be addressed 70 the Secretary, 81 Hastings
street. Grand Rapids, Mich.
T. p. RaDcocx. J. a SruEs.
-rnnazdnnk eoarakA2
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-02-06
II Was a Success.

LINCOLN, Neb.-Mr. @. G.. Steketee: "We
have used your Neuralgia Drops with great
success. 1,526 street. GEO. MARTIN"
From the same place. Read what Rev. j.
Marsh says, Nov. 3, 1884: eve have used
about one bottle of your Neuralgia Drops,
and we think them excellent for what they
are recommended. 1916 A street.
REV. j. MARSH"
gia Drops. Take no other.