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Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
The Death or Mrs, Rein.

The many friends of Mrs. K. A. Rein,
wife Of the electrician, were very much
shocked TO learn Of her sudden death in
JuniatA county, Pa,
on the 2s.h of last month, the particu-
lars of which are az follows: The lat
ter part of last April Mrs. Rein left this
city TO visit her parents at the above
place, and on June 2lst, gave birth to
twins.
Word was imme cd lately sent 10 Mr.
Rein, and he started to visit her, arriv'
ing ct that place on the 26th. She
seemed TO be getting along nicely, anc
he spent the evening by her bedside IN
cheerful conversation. About 10 o.
clock he retired to hts room, and a.
midnight was summoned by the nurse
who informed him that his wife hat
sud ienl ly been taken worse.
The physician was hastily sent for
and he pronounced the disease etfusioI
Of the brain, and gave but little hopes o
her recovery. Notwithstandlng,ev every
ching possible was done for her relief
she remained in an unconscious condi
tion until about 6 80 in the evening Q
the 2Sth, when she calmly passed away
Tho deceased was IN the 3Sth year Q
her. age, and these were her first Chi
dren. She was lady Of bright socia
| qualities, q good and faithful wife. an
| her bereaved husband has the symps
| thies of his many friends In this, ID
hour of his deep aifiction.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Mr. CrozIer,. Condition.

Ell Crozier, who has been lying very
i'll at his b boarding house, No 30i King
street, is getting better bat is still very
weak, Mr.. Crozier sill mas a latg,
number OF his books ou hand that ht
compiled ia 1878 containing > summary
of the patriot deeds of "Our Grand
Sires of 100 years ago." which lie wants
t. sell.
The price is only fifty cents each, ant
they are well worth the IL lney.
these books were sold they would affOrt
him sustepGnce in his old age wher
he stands very much in need OF help. A
few of his hooks have been left at tn,
REPUBLICAN Office, where persons de
string can get them. by the purchas,
| of these books two purposes wlll b,
subserved The purchaser will get Al
| exceedingly interesting book and viii
| have the pleasing coDsciousness of cor
tribut.ng TO Mr.. Crozier's c3mfor
| during his sickness.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
The Agriculturai Convention.

WAsHINGTuN, July S.-The conven.
tion of representatives OF agricultural
colleges and experiment stations began
here this morning in the Agricultural
Department annex. Hon. w. r
Switzler, OF Missouri, called the con.
vention to order, and Commissioners
Coleman was chosen chairman. and
Prof. Geo. Fairchild secretary.
Mr.. Colman made an address, in which
he said the general public professed q
degree Of disappointment in the ont
come of the agricultural colleges he
referred to the necessity of n great ma
tional experimental farm, to be estab
lished near the capital.
lie would also establish a world'i
exposition, where the products of a.
countries could be exhibited side by
side. A letter from Miss Cleveland Il
Mr.. Colman was read asking If TIT
| subject of silk culture in the | uitet
States would come before the couvea
| tiou.
She said 1t was right tia: this cyur
try should produce It's own SILK in suc
cessful competition with the old wor.'!
| A resolution was adopted that the con
vetion was in sympathy with Mis-
Cleveland's views, and inviting he
to take part in the deliberations.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
AClayton Man in Trouble.

Yesterday afternoon a man was seen
coming up King street to Second, in
very Timber condition. The pavement
was long enough, but not wta- enough
for him, as he was sometime over the
curb, and at other times reoouudlL z
from the side of house.
He made as if he was going into
the Kennebec Ice Company's office, but
got past and went on. as far as Second
and French, where he gave the lamp
post an affeotionate hug and and sank
helplessly down OF the pavement and
fell apparently asleep. Pedestrians
passed and re-passed, giving passing
glance at the PROSTATE mau.
On the other corner gentleman
named Devalipger stood watching.
Presently little white by came in a
stealthy manner 10 the side of ,the pros
trate man, looking around to See If he
was watched. He did not sec MIR.
Devalinger who had tentionally re-
tired behind the corner OF tho house
The boy looked again and as quick as
a dart thrust his hard into the man Il
inside pocket and rau of up French
street.. Mr.. Devalinger STATED and ran
after the boy aud taere was lively
race nearly up to Thrl when ne over
hauled the boy who gave up a s. bill
aud a 81 btu which he confessed u
have taken from the insensible man.
Mr. II. deposited the money In TIE
hauds Of saloon keeper at one Of tht
corners with instruct DDS to give 1t u
the man when he came to himse;f
Meanwhile number Of good SAnari.
tans gathered the man up and CARR {
him to Gibson's old livery stable. OF
French street below Second, where h,
slept soundly until this morning, WHEEL
he began TO realize what fool he Ia,
made OF himself, and went to the saloo,
and got his money. He stated that hi
name was Hamilton, and that he was
wheelwr light at Clayton.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
News In Brief.

Harriet Moore, q middle aged widow,
has commenced suit in San Francisco
for breach OF promise against Moses
Hopkins, aged seventy years, claiming
$225, 600. The defendant is a brother of
the late Mark Hopkins, the railroad
magnate, from whom he inherited an
estate valued at 81, 600 900.
1t has been decided to hold the gene.
raj conte renee of 1888, NJ. E. church, in
the city of New York. Invitations
were received from both New York
and Boston.
The California race horse Jim Doug
lass was sold in kChicago Monday &c
Charles johnson, Of Colorado, for 81 ,0Ot
cash.
The President has accepted the res
ignatiou of p. 2 S. Pinchback as sur
veyor of customs al New Orleans.
The Assistant Secretary of the Treas
ury has declined to extend for seven
months transportation bond for whis-
key.
T. d. Keller, of Albany, New York
has been appointed disbursing clerk
of the treasury for the sixth auditor
Office.
The Japanese Government announces
the resumption OF specie payments I,
take place January i, 1886.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
TH|R D EDITION,
a Aaurricano.

A hurricane occurred near Smyrna
on Tuesday last which did considera
ble damage The Times saysit seems
to have organized ABOUT Parsons NIL
half way on the road between Smyrna
and Kent. 1t passed over the farms
occupied by James K. Stewart, Eugene
Grow, Joseph Goldsborough, John D.
Jones', Mrs. @. II. Peterson, and Theo
dore Carrow, tearing up trees, prostra'
ting fences, scattering shocks OF wheat,
and doing other damage, but luckily
killing none of the Inhabitants. The
greatest amount OF damge was done on
the farm of g. W. Cummins, occupied
by Mr.. Carrow.
The Hrs. thing encountered was an
apple tree In the garden some tes
inches in diameter, which was snapped
off at the ground, lifted above the TOP
of the house, and landed in the peach
orchard on the opposite side OF the road
The back part OF the house, shed
under which the men q few minutes
before had been eating dinner, was torn
to pieces and scattered in different
places q hundred yards distant the
wash tubs were lifted up In the air
over the tree tops and carried two OF
three hundred yards away, and some
of the milk pans were still missing al
the close Of the day. The children 4
shoes and stockings in front Of an oper
fireplace in the secondly story wer,
sucked up through the chimney aHt
carried through the air more than
quarter Of mile.
1t continuedlaoroe the road lengtl
wise through Col. Geo.. W.. Cumminf
peach orchard for space In width o
from four TO six peach tree rows, dc
stroying several hundred trees. Theme
it crossed TO the farm of W. P. Gun
minis, passing over one corner OF hi
peach orchard, lifting out bodily by th
roots large peach trees that it woul
require six or eight horses to remove.
In its course it crossed over b
wheat field utterly scattering the shoci
in width of about 100 yards throug
the field. Crossing the creek 1t passe
through the peach orchard and whe
field of Mrs. Rebecca Williams al
suddenly terminated its course when
the vicinity Of the phosphate factory.
Birds that we're caught were render'
perfectly helpless and several were foul
dead in its course.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Dots.

The Masonic Grand Lodge OF Canada
ha, decided that q Quaker eanno: be
made Mason.
Register Grubh has granted .etters
tesLamentsry 10 Michael Walsh: on ,he
estate of Thomas Mooney, late OF
Chester, Pa.
SGhoen's summer stoves VIII CT
wi:nont ovens use wood or gas. Schoen
Heater X Stove Co., 415 Market and 4i4
Shipley streets, Will, Del.
A colored man named Z exandel
johnson, supposed to live N this city
was drowned in Philadelphia yesterday
III ornine by failing from piet 3, south
wharves.
Walter Blackson, three year-olC
SOD of John BlacksoD, who lives abou
five tnilee north Of ElktOn, was run int.
by a reaper OF Wednesday OF hi
| tather's farrn and had both of his leg
cut SC badly as to necessitate amputs
| ton.
The First Regiment band will give
select concert, and a full string orchet
ira will furnish III usic for dancing o.
the moonlight excursion, given by tn
Rachelor Boat Club, on Tuesday ever
ling, july 2lst. Steamer Brandywin
leaves Fourth street wharf at p m
Bharl,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Personal.

Miss Florence Butler is visiting Re-
hoboth.
VIM. Candy went 10 Cape May Point
this morning.
n. B. Danforth has gone on tripl
for the benefit Of his health.
Miss Elsie May Rnnsll, of Seventh
and Adams Streets left on Tuesday for
Brooklyn, New York, to spend her va.
cation.
Prof. Ruby, of New York, is stopping
at the Clayton House, in order to sup
ply our citizens with spectacles adapted
10 their eyes.
Charles Fl. Graham has gone to Bal.
timore TO assist his brother Chauucey
g. Graham in drawing plans for fine
residences
Mrs. +. M. Webb, widow of the late
Willis Webb, banker of Ind ianapolis,i is
spending the summer With her cousin,
Mrs. NJ. w Eng land, OF this city.
Mrs. Slack, who resides in NV Castle
Hundred, near Newport, fell out of a
cherry tree few days ago and broke
one of her arms
Matte Barrett, who resides with her
parents near Red Lion station, New
Castle Hundred, fel! from a cherry tree
one day last week. and broke one Of
her legs.
Mr.. Max Lichtenstein, of the firm q
Pyle & Licbtenstein. who has been con
fined 10 the house for the past two days
is able to be about again to day.
Judge Cummias has gone down IL
Sta 9 and i'll not return until to- nol
row. Du:.ng his absence the busineli
of the Munic pa, Court is being attend
ed by Deputy Jud 20 Sharpiey.
Mrs. w. w Birdsa aud child hay,
gone TO Il nes lille, Ohio, where she in
tends 10 81 enl the summer with he
family. M. Birdsaii will remain il
this city for the present.
There is danger in delay with rup
ture, for without proper support it in
evitably grows worse, and the proba
bilities OF cure are lessened. Best sup
port furnished by u. James Belt, S!xt
and Market streets.
A blacksmith named Hinger, whil
working in the carriage shop of Jone
Guthrie & Co., on the south side, wa
struck on the cheek, on Monday last
with small piece of iron, making
painful wound, as it was SO EMBEDDED
the flesh as to require a physician |
remove il.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Livery stable removed.

Roper, N. Gibson has removed his
livery, sac and feed stab lee from III
French stree: TO the Gibson Honse
formerly the Swan Hotel stables, or
Sh ipley street near Fourth. he hal
eased The latter for four years, ant
he expects, by strict attention 10 bus
nes, II merit The patronage he has 81
long enjoyed. Mr.. Gibson intends IL
connection with his businets 70 run I
ooupe II nee! every arriving tram q
the depot. TO take passengers 10 an.
part oi--e Ivy.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
FIF 7 H ED|7|li
Almost Another NM.

About Il o'clo,k la., ufaer'
Hnsay n and Howard TayIo, gSsli L
twIe1 vh,sh Eighth and Ninth Ns,t st,ts,. sr,e !
In the abdomen, abou, Vou ~. with q
uleIas IIe navel The injured NAM laTa "a.
pioyed Mo e,o as s., a coaehman by u. I1l Ta' va
friends at once took him thsas uoms Of
an examination showed ibs. sae,e rn
wound is quite serious 'Ia' ,Ia slil4
Iar as coqld be ascerla,pa5 s KallsI
penetrated the eutrails c aa
afterwards removed to hi. UiE
orange street above Eleventh n0a1
In The meantime three vo1r,
men reported the matter ,,,ag q, na %
tion, and ID, asked tina. varran, puI'S n
sued. They were direc,sd 'aa' al
Deputy Judge Sharpiey. Nv " a. q
seventh street, who as sool ... a, e,' y.
9s 'neii business issued ,hs val
~ was placed In the hand. NJ NJ s.I] sa
haley, who, with ofiicsrs Nahosi9 "a osi
Grier, proceeded to the resiSss
Taylor's father, No. 5l2 'I',as's Fs.'
street, where ii was supna.sS I Il
Igone. fP''0a n
The officers were s,a,,or.a u
front and rear of the honss r,sI
: sergeant entered and took TavIa. Iu.
custody, who did not make an, 1", :.
ance or show a dispositiop ny, y
D company him. The prisou., ~ T..
e employed by Henry G. Rohin,0,
a 800 West street, and ia the Am ~
III. Fay lor, a very Respectable y
man, who for some time has b..s
lployed as a driver by Harvey N
Ter. u
Taylor denies doing the cupiDJ
alleges that it was done by ~mS
else in the crowd. He adnin NJ
had a fight with Gray, but saysl h
soon as he cried ont that he vs.rI
he threw up both his hand. 70 N /
that he did ne; have a knife 0, N
. of any kind
.s Taylor was srfaipned before |
Sharpley this morning, tu; n
wounded man was unable 10 b,n,l
r and the physician had no, been
moned, he was held in $40 h3
. a further hearing to morrow mod
AL Gray was sser az his hou,|
morning and foaud To he snfsrip}
y siderable pain, but his physical
4 not think the wound will prove
I, unless intlam nation shou d 90: HI
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
THURSDAY. JULY 30. 1855

The train to leave the r., ". \ h. station
at a. m, sharp; Olaymont, $40; Chester,
5.23 TO be in Jersey City ats q. II: for the
Hudson river passengers TO 70 on the Stock
ton Parties going to Connecticut will have
one hour aud half To visit Brooklyn Bridge
and other places Of interest before going on
the boat for Connecuc1t Seats all number
g.. 90 tickets TO Reno Point Grove Connec
ticut, and Coney Island % 90; tickets &c
Brooklyn, New York and Coney Island, 90
Excurslonists have their choice which ofthe
al owe places TO visit. dinner on the Stock
ton. SO cents. No unruly or disorderly per
son need apply for tickets, for order lie oul
motto.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
A Long Trlp.

NEW ORLEANS, La. Jay! o.
horning pigeons from B'NS ~,
were released here at - oe0'l
morning by Sergeant Hsfnal'
United States sigma. SsrvlVe.
took a Northerly direction Inc v
was favorable tor the fly home
birds have heretotore made a Y
of SEQ miles. They nave now", :,
a journey OF /, 100 miles from u
10 Brooklyn.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
COmpOsure.

They who are naturally cool, and OF 9
quiet turn Of mind, upon whom moth
ing can make too powerful an impres
sion, who are not wont to be excitet
either by great sorrow or by great JOY
have the best chance Of living long ant
happy after their manner. Preserve
therefore, under all circumstan ces, ,
com Iosure OF mimi which no happi
ness, no misfortune, can too much dis
turb. Love nothing too violently; hat
nothing too passionately fear nothin
too strongly,
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Dts,nissed al Last

Vincent Nichols. an OLD man w " \
age. who says that he Teslde' 10y y Nv s.,-
ket street, / hester, mad h9a' ,', vi
foe % Judge : sharpley TINS moIn'1s
cbarysd rH I = several days slice WI, M,a u
stolen s,me money from 4 ~, s'I a M
Front street, and this moFhlns, hlni.,n.a = II
named Charles Murphy, le'',nsS nnsS /,
saw him take tho monty and p, pussa "a
sleeve, but when the niaI ., H. /, Dsti
made a fuss about il. he p.', y N a S moi
nocke;. The man who osheo ter
pot annear. and the Judge 's'i Nv
obiige. 10 dismiss the case
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
A Beautiful Old Are

The widow of the la!s Rev d
Fillmore, for over fifty Yeas an
nent minister Of the Methods d
In Western New York, and knoI
Father" Fillmore, is s,.l. liyin,I
serene and beaulitu. old aqs 4
home in Clarence, y, Y. TlOul|
is 9S years of age, her faculties I
no wise impaired, and she rssdil
cognized and called by name a 4
man who called upon her a iev|
ago whom she hal 10: sst ioi
years. The old lady has a large
OF "reminiscences # the life Of lhs|
Sc ttlers ef Erie comfy, and ulki|
| much animation Of The trials aud
ships OF the pioneers before and \
the war OF 1872. She says she
her time is almost up, and she is
to 20 whenever the Lord calls \
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
P,tsshurg,s History

OTTOwA, Ont, July 8.--Mr. Bfaudry
Of the Privy Council Office, is about to
present to the Secretary of State the
original manuscript register Of bap.
tisms, burisls, etc, of Fort Duquesne
nov Pittsburg. dating back 20 1866.
There are already number OF records 9
In the State Department relating to this
once important French stronghold,
which was built by the Marquis Du.
quesne, governor of the colony in 1888
Among the curious entries In the
reg istrer ia that Of the baptism of Marie
Louise Hartley, daughter Of Patrick
Bartey, Irish by nation" and Fran
cis Langham, q marginal note stating
| In French that the mother vas stoleI
by Indians on the 10th of July, 1856
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09

New York, Brooklyn Bridge, Coney Island
and Connecticut, up the Hudson on the
Richard Stockton to West Point and New
bury, afiording an opportunity 70 admire the
beautiful scenery that stands out in bold re.
lief along.its banks, with its palisades and
mountain ranges on either side OF the river.
To add to Its natural attractions there are
mum srous towns, villages and hamlets. On
| tho way up the boat will stop st West Point;
| the excursionists will have one hour and
thirty minutes to visit the military schools
before the boat returns from Newourg. ar
riving At Jersey City at . 30 70 embark on
the iron steamer Cyracuse up the East river,
Iuuder Brooklyn bridge, past the b'ootlyn n
Navy Yard all the pubic buildings Of BLACK.
Iweli ward, Randall Islands, through He'll
the Narrows to Brothers, Rsinker's Islands,
Fort Schuyler, Stepton Light, City Island,
up Long Island Sound to Heno Point grove,
,n Connecticut, with its numerous bathing
houses, atording An opportunity foi the ex'
lcursionists TO battle In Long Island Sound
After two hours in the grove leave It for New
IYork and arrive at Q. 80 to take o II the Stock
ton the Hudson river passengers, along VIII
the Connecticut passengers on sail DOVE
the bay to Coney Island, to remain there
from two and half to three hours, leaving
1t for Wilmington at 1880 via Jersey City
leaving Jersey Oity at IL. sop. m. Partiel
not wishing to go to Connecticut nor up th'
Hudson will have fourteen hours and ha'
10 visit Brooklyn Bridge, Prospect Park
Brooklyn, Central Park, New York, and thu
many places Of interest in New YORK ane
/. Brooklyn, before going 70 Coney Island
which they can do any hour in the DAY, oi
their ticket. They, with the Connection
and Hudson river passengers, will leave tn
Island at the same time after having seel
3 tho Island IN all its beauty by night, alonl
with its blaze OF fireworks the monster ele
Iphant will be another attraction on the Is
land. All the above attrac ions visited ant
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
WiIIgo New Castle,

This morning Josh Emmei, VI
raigned be- re Judge Slarp.,yt1
|by officer Brickle, with drlrE(
and vagrancy. The cn;ti q
that Josh was a commcn nll2a|
Front street, and did nl;;een
any home. In answe; . .ie
Josh admitted that he bad aoI nI
fixed place OF abode b' lte pl
weeks, but made 4 l!yias NW
mint and selling it " lasAveTass'
Judge imposed a tine lNMa
which will probah y SEND Nln
Castle all for the next lev V'vS1
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
NV VNFI q NOK y IyEEs.
June 10th, ms

June 10Th, lheS
t'pnr the application Of JOsEPHs. HEALD,
l{HS,"9!oI ,H, Of Caleb IIEALD lac of
iercaa"d, II : ordered and dire cted by
the Ergister that the Executor sf0re-
aid give motto. of granting OF letters
Icaamentary upon the estate Of the
d'ccasci, with the date OF granting thereof.
by causing adverisemcnts to be posted
within forty days from the date of such
letters in six of the most public places of the
county OF New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to presen
the same, or abide by Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the same to be inserted within the SAME period
ln the Daily REPUBLICAN,, anewspaper pub,
fshti in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e. o. d.
[~~-~) Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL. S. fofice of the Register aforesaid, a,
e. Wilmington, in New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and wear above written.
IGEATIUS G. GRuBB, Register.
NoTICR-All persons having claims agains
the estate of the deceased must present tins
saInc duly attested to the Executor, OF
or before June %, 1876, or abide the Act U
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JOSEPH ). HEALD,
Executor.
Address. Hockessin, Del, ie2s
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
pE5ISTEK'S ORDER
Il
II KFGIsTER's OFFICE,


NEH 4 -ILE Cot STY, DE
J ne 18th, 1855 \
tp.t " sppiieation of HARRY
jos -. lat" IF BrandywIde HUNDRED, in
sait countl, iecta=ei, il Is ordered ana d.
f''td hy the Register that The Executor
1tot".aid give notice Of granting Of Let ers
r.'dW"ntary upon the estate OF the de-
ceased VITA the date of granting thereof. by
causing advertisements 10 be posted within
10 ~ dtys trO the date OF such Letters In six
81 u" most public places In the county OF New
'asIc, rcVulrnH ali persons having demands
~ .4h=' the cs:ate IL present the same, or
dhlG" 10y an Act Of Assembly In such case
Ma . and provided end also cause the same
% -" "lhscr;"d within ,hs same period In the
DAILY kEfr ELICAS, new paper published In
N!.inif Etpn, and to be continued therein
there weeks f"OGJ.
hlScn under the hand AMI Seal OF
l.. 5, Office Of the Register aforesaid, al
! ---- Wilmington, In New Castle County
aiOigssIc, he day and year above written.
10 NATlGS Z. CRUDE, Register.
NoTIcE-All persons having claims again Il
: 4r "stat Of the deceased must present Ia,
SANE, duly atte-ted to the Executor, OF
tr beiore Jnur 18th, 1854, y abide the Act u
Assembly q such case made and prov ided.
HARRY a. BFKSUS,
Executor,
tdaresl, Edgemoor. Del. ipig
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
A Aahockinx Accident.

The boiler of Q threshing machine on
the farm of j. W. Downham, near
FELTON,, Kent county, Delaware, ex-
ploded yesterday morning, killing
Benz amin Anderson and severely in.
juring six others. 1t is thought some
of the Injured will die. A valuable
horse belonging to Mr.. Downham
was also badly If not fatally in
jured.
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Ro,iY Recovered,

The body of Louis savilIs, will %s, SDBI BI
ell overheard from the slsalu,F "a ,bsFou
July, near Marcus l5I, HOOK e. 'Ias ii, b /,
ssid ssiaut to be in a very bad '0na'N''
very much dtcomposed'
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
.,o,css DecIined'

The Hon. John \. Siap.ssi a RIs,, I NJ
nent t North Carolins. n. Il .aTyaii, TTyaitsd |
Jndgeship in ldaho' aao daSSOIiDsd aSl ned the
These II me'A gentlemen ,is per,e' "
Daily Republican., 1885-07-09
Tne state Fair

The Agricultural soSis,s ssSHHsI q Islsnl Ds,l
vii commence its annun aSnnnmunsrcins
position at Dover, closing OctoS1
Catalogues ts%Gst giving lIst I;to Of ,ps be
s,l sg nsppfs application at the A''''
office.