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Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
A Shrewd Robbery.

Yesterday morning the bell at the
residence OF William II. Churchman,
No. 613 Delaware avenue, was rung,
and upon the door being opened by a
domestic, she found q we'll dressed man
who inquired II Mr.. Churchman wai
In, and upon being told that he was
not. inquired for MRS. Churchmsn, and
WAS informed tha9 they were both at
church.
He said that he wished to see Mr.
|Churchman on important business, and
would walt until he came, and wa,
shown into the parlor, while the girl
continued with her work. Shortly
afterwards the girl entered the dining
room, and found him standing by :ht
sideboard, when he made an excuse
that he had an engagement with II. l..
Tatnall to take dinner, but would call
again. When Mr.. Churchman came
home he was informed Of the man q
actions. and having his suspicious
aroused made search and found that
the house had been robbed Of An open
faced gold watch, $40 bill and lot OF
silver spoons. There is no clue TO the
daring thief, but It is TO be hoped that
this will be the means Of putting house.
keepers and others on their guard.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Fell Among Thieves.

A gentleman named Smith, residing
in Chester County. Pa, visited our city
last Saturday with about $50 in his
purse, and meeting some old acquaint
ances, took social nip with them. A
repetition of "nlps" led TO inebriation,
and as a consequence this morning Mr..
8. found that his money, with the ex.
ception of a. which he had secreted in
his clothes, Lad entirely disappeared.
AS he could rot recall the various acte
which had trantpirtd in the last thirty
six hours, he had Io Glue by which any
portion OF his funds could be recovered
Persons whiting our city should be
careful to avoid Old acq uaintapces who
wish to show their friendship by taking
nip, az in nine cases out of ten they
wish to provide way TO fitch money
from their purses
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

A COIOred Man Abused.

Last evening, about ) o'clock, an old
colored man was vending his way out
Fourth street, and when near Van
Buren, couple OF rough men, under
the IniiueA ce OF liquor, came up behind
him and tried t. trip bin The colorsd
man did nothing as could be seen, and
tie two rCugbs com rG eIced beating hin
up as far as NanRureh street, wher.
they threw him down in all omen lot
and kicked and beat him in bruta!
manner. Being near Councilman Muir.
ray s residence, that gentleman ran cut
ami caught one of the men, holding him
ior some time, while the other continued
TO abuse the man. BY tits time police
caicer No. Is was seen approaching
when some body called out, "Cleese il,
the cops are coming" The man held
by Councilman Murray tucceeded in
breaking away, but before he left he
kicked the man again. The policeman
who came up says he did not know al
outrage was being committed, or he
would have hurried himself littl,
more. Several persons aseisted th,
colored man to his feet. Ho says he die
nothing except to turn around and lool
at the men as no passed them.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Personal.

Miss Maggie Wilson Is visiting
friends at Inglsside, Maryland.
WIN. M, Poinsett and family art
visiting relatives In this city.
Max Licthenstein Is making o tour In
New York.
Mark NJ. Cleaver has gone to Noun
Vernon Place, in Pencader Hundred
for few days recreation.
Mrs. Bayard, coompanied by hel
daughters, has gone TO Boston for thu
benefit of her health.
Hon. Thomas V. Cooper, OF Delawar,
County, visited Brandywine Sunni
camp yesterday.
Miss Heneretta Bead. of philadelphia
Is visiting her brotber Mr.. Henry Beas
and other relatives, in this city.
Mis- Mamie E. Miller, of thie city
resurned last evening from visiting
Miss Rosa Began, OF Rising Sun.
Nicholas y. Appleton, who formerl!
dealt in chickens in the Third stree
market, has returned from long visi
To friends In Kent County, Md.
Mr. William M. Poinsett ant
children of Philadelphia, son of th
ate Asa Poinaett of the U. S. Navy
have been visiting relatives in thi
city.
danes II. Beggs and Willard Pyl
! nave returned from their visit {
Europe. They were met at the depo
Fiht evening at seven o'clock by Johl
r. A!lmoud, Thomas M. Ogle, ID
SAortlidee, M others, who oongratu
iated them on their sase return.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Killed with Rtnan ess .

A kitten belonging to w. W. Wilson,
dealer in produce at the corner of Fourth
and King streex, had kitten that
strayed away about two weeks ago. On
Tuesday last it returned Lnme very
gaunt and hungry looking. Mrs. VA
son Immediately gave it n reasonable
amount of food. On W Wednesday morn
ing, however, Miss Emily Webb il
passing along the street noticed the
kitten, when she stopped and supplied
it with such an amount OF meat thai
overloaded it, and on Thursday morn
ing 1t was found dead, thus fully exem
plying the old ada2e, "killed by kind
meas "
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Fire This Morning {.

An alarm Of fre WAS sounded about
O'Clock this morning from box No. ID,
Fifth and French street, caused by fire
in the cigar store CT William A. Strain,
ut Seventh and Walnut streets. MIS-.
Fenton, who resides on the opposite
corner, where her husband keeps
-four and feed store, was about to retire
shortly before O'Clock, whom happen
ing to look out Of the second story front
window she discovered the fire in the
cigar store.
Her husband hurried over to the store
and awoke o man, who with his family
occupies the dwelling part of the house.
and he bursted in the store door and
succeeded in extiDguishing the flames
with several buckets OF water. In the
meantime the alarm was sounded and
the entire. depMtment responded
but their services were not needed
The origin Of the fire is unknown, bu'
1t is supp sed Ito have been caused by
N ice rubbing at some matches thai
were on a . shelf, On the east side OF the
store, where the fire was discovered
The stock on hand was large, and
considerable Of 1t was damaged by the
| fire and water. Mr.. Strain estimates
his loss at from $500 to s40O. which Ii
fully covered by insurance. He ex
Ipects to be able to have the damage re
paired, and resume business within 8
week. 1t Ia only about month since
he WAS induced to take cut policy o
insurance, and 10 has proved very
fortunate investment.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
A CnRnaAr aGCriuA.

Two young clored men got into IN
empty box car on q freight train al
E1geheld Junction, Tennessee, yes.
terday afternoon, for the purpose OF
stealing ride. The brakemen elected
the intruders, and chased them into a
cornheld, where one Of the pur
suers was shot dead by one OF the ne.
groes.
At Shawnee, Ohio, between one and
two o'clock yesterday morning, an a:
TEN pit WAS made To assassinate the fam
lily of Hugh Kinney by throwing a
bonib into the house. The windows were
shattered, the walls wrecked, and large
holes were torn in the floor. Kinney
and his wife were severly wounded by
the explosion. There was bad feeel-
ing against Kinney among the miners,
who considered him An "informer.,
Michael Keenan, yesterday Afternoon
fell into drunken sleep in a cart In
the yard Of . saloon In New York.
William Feeney entered the yard and
hegan TO annoy keenan,. The latter
violently pushed his tormentor back
wards, and Feeney, falling upon the
stones had the base Of his skull crushed
In. keenan, gave himself up.
Addison Coleman, q notorious
oolorei descersdo, was shot dead in
Washington yesterday afternoon by
the accidental discharge Of the revolver
of policeman, from whom he was
struggling TO get away.
Fritz Fieri and Julins Wolff, sailors
on the bark Mozart, from Hamburg, of
New York, fought on the vesssl ON Sat
urday night and stabbed each other
with knives Fieri was killed and
Wolff mortslly wounded.
Thomas Hartigan, city bill-poster OF
Aurora, Illinois, on Friday evening
shot and killed his wife and then com
mitted suicide. " Jealousy and whisky
caused the tragedy"
AT Greenwich. Connecticut, on Fri.
day afternoon, Jasper Umberfield, aged
II years, shot and killed his cousin,
Jonathan Carpenter, aged 20. After
looking at his victims body TIMBER
field committed suicide by shooting
himself in the heal. The boys had
been " frolicking" by throwing water
on each other.
Edward Cook, aged IA years, died in
Erie. Penna., on Saturday night, from
the effect, it ia alleged, of having been
struck in the spine by a woman nar.ed
Schell, Il short time ago.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
service at Asbury PGFk

AsBURY PARK, \. j., Aug, Is 1t is
estimated that fully IS Geo persons came
10 Asbury Park and Ocean Grove yes-
Ierday. S1veu thousands persons At
tended the morning service. Today IL
the Ocean Grove auditorium, under ibt
auspices of the Womuu's EJTeiGu
Missionary Society. Rev. Dr John Y,
Newman preached from The ford
gave the word great was the compau :
of those that published it," He dis
coursed or woman's labor ia religious
work. At the. afternoon II setinR Mrs
Rev. DIR. Stokes presided. Rev. DIR. IL
Jacks IN and wife, mis ssionaries, wh,
have just returned from India, deliver
ed addresses upon missionary work il
that country. Rev. DIR. j. X. Morri
preached this evening TO an audience o
ak thousanGs persOLa.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
The New Jersey Goyernorship.

Judge Joel Parker will probably be
the Democratic nominee for governor of
New Jersey at the election next year il
he can bs prevailed upon to accept.
The recent hght between the ditferen,
wings OF the party, in which most OF
the prominent men have taken one side
or other, has made them unavailable
Parker, being on the bench, las KEEP
out OF it, and he formerly had @ very
strong hold upon the masses, which, /
Is believed, he has not lost in his judi
cial career. He will doubtless be avers
to surrendering his present comfortable
position to be q candidate for an offic
which he has twice filled, but his per
sonal wishes may be overcome by prom
ises and tilttery, az they have beel
before.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Tor Sale-,On Account
of falling health tho

VI iaiiinS nealIn, The entire
stock and fixtures of the watch
and jewelry store of ID. p. Smvth
No 31l Market street. The
business has been established fo-
the past rs years, and is a splen.
did opening for one or two Young
men. In the meantime, the large
and well selected stock, cons ist.
ing Of diamonds, gold and silver
watches, jewelry, gold chains and
silverware will be cold at cost
and all who wish bargains should
call at once. Ladies' solid Amer
can gold watches $40 to 1922 :
ladies stem winding Waltham
watches $25 and upwards; gents
solid silver American watches
IS, $40 and $l2, and other goods
in proportion. Repairing done
until business is disposed of.
aull.tf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
TH|R D EDITION.
PoraOnal.

Miss Emma Sharpe is visiting Allan
tic City.
The Rev. r. B. Cook, d. D., is on ,
visit to Virginia.
Miss Lizzie vausant of East Nintl
str. ct is visiting friends at Glasgow.
Mrs. William H. Long went b,
Philadelphia yesterday to spend weel
with relatives.
The Rev. John Miller, Of Doy lestown
Pa, preached at the Second Baptis
Church yesterday morning.
Letter carriers George B. Lewis ant
j. b. Roberts started to-day for thei
fortnight's vacation.
Walter Hayes, ESQ, who has beer
spending several days in Chester county
Pa, returned home on Saturday.
Miss Annie Alfrey Of West street
and Miss Carrie Purnall of Rodney
street are spending their vacation q
Asbury Park.
Secretary Of State Bayard Is at hi
summer mansion, Delamore Place
where he will probably stay for severa
days.
Samuel d. Forbes went to Philsdel
phia ON Saturday, where he will star
in o few days on protracted visit t6
Massach usetts.
Frank w. Reeve, of the NJ iddletowr
New Era, spent Saturday night and
yesterday in this city visiting friends
and relatives.
The son of James A. Anderson, the
musician, is lying seriously i'll at his
fathers residence on French street
above Eighth, with typhoid fever.
Haywood Conant, II. Il. Wilson and
joseph V. Richardson, ESQ, started on
saturday for New York, with the in :
q tour Of the lakes OF northern New
York.
George Bockius, clerk for I. T. Quig-
ley, morocco manufacturer, acc )m-
panied by his family, left for Cape May
last Saturday, where they will spend
two weeks
e.. G Jefferis, drauRhtsman for Jack.
son & Sharp, is now sojourning in the
mountaius Of Pennsy lvania, for the
benefit OF his health. We hope the
recreat ion wi DO him good and he
will soon return TO his Old position
fully recuperated.
Francis II. Hoffecker, Esq.
and mother, Miss Hoffecker and
Mrs. DR.. II. c. Snitcher went to Ocean
Grove Saturday, where the ladies will
remain couple OF weeks. From Ocean
Grove Mr.. Hoffecker will 60 to New
York and will spend te day at Coney
Island with his brother, j. Ii. Hoffscker,
Jr., Esq.
The Cape May Wave Gays: John
Dou Gherty, the Wilmington chief oi
rolice, and pride OF the b lue Hen.
Chickens, will spend two days with c.
#, Williams, the distinguished disci.
pie Of Briliat Savarin at Cape May
Doughertv is one of the 'sweet singers
of Israel, and does the sword Of
Bunker Hill with the sweetness of
Emma Abbott
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Deaf Ii q,

MUORE-ln this city, on August l0th, 1855
Willard }. Moore, son of James ; An
Ella Moore, aged 10 weeks.
fABER-On the 18th inst, Mrs. Faber, wife
OF Morris Fa ber.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in.
viied To attend the funeral from the res ID noe
OF her husband, No. 1880 Pine street, on Tues
day afternoon. At 2 o'clock. Interment at
MOntetore cemetery.
PICK El.S-on the 16 h inst Amanda, wife
of James y. Ptckels.
Funeral from the house OF her father, s. \.
Southard 1921 market street, on Tuesday,
tho 18TH inst, NJ p. IN. lnterment at VII.
inington and Brandywine cemetery.
81 kD-Un saturday. Angus. Is, James r..
Bird In the Goth year Of ais age,
Male friends arc invita- to attend the
mneral from his late residence, Tuesday at
IL O'CLOCK a. IA without turtle. notice. H.
'erment private
WIFI E--On the 18th inst =, Del orah a., wi 70
OF James Whits.
Rel' tives and friends Of the family are re-
spectfully invited to attend tho fIneial ser
vices on tuesday. the 18th inst, at 2 O'Clock
p. IL. Inter nent private.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Chickens Stolen.

A chicken thief visited the hennerv
OF John A. Harris, near the Practical
Farmer, Brandywine Hundred, last
Friday evening, and stole several fne
Plymouth Rock chickens. Mr.. III.
thinks the man is white, and should he
visit his premises again on q similar
expedition, an end will be put to his
career-at least, he will never stea an.
other chicken. The villain had, there.
fore, better give the place a wide berth
hereafter,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
fun,Or Removed.

A large tumor was recently removed
fron, tne back of Edgar Lhe, rrs:GiGg
on A street, South wiIlningtot, b. II.
q. W. Mann, who was assisted oy Mr..
Ie-e to tis tue arteries. Seven years
.,n1 a su!sll pimp.e aijpsarrat On the
,,t, of NJ. L. and ot l4ie IL increased
'"r"s1, pa~t, II, s;g-s. 1t 1as iouId 10 con.
I'M I'm nic3d aud water. MI Lee = aoirE
81 and Is greatly p!eased 10 Lave
|sca rsIfevrd u tle at.nt9irG cxcfes-
n.,cs ia euch ar expeditions niai rsF.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
A IsaFtlc uIar Thief

Somtime during Saturday night, one
OF the windows OF the saloon at Second
and French streets. was broken. ..and a II
the bottles OF liquor except the cham
Pagns stolen. Last night the other
window shared the same fate, and from
tne fact tha. tho depredalions were
rimiIar, 1t IS thought they wire CON.
mitted by IT, same parties.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Not AsIatic Cholera.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug, 16-Coroner
Beale, of Camden, yesterday inveeti
lated the case Of Margaret Kealey, who
arrived here from county Glaze, Ire.
land q few weeks ago. and who died
very suddenly At Kirkwood, shor,
distsaos from Camden, last Tuesday
exening. She was reported ~ dying
of Asiatic cholera, but after thor
ouoh Investigation by coroner's jury
and by Coroner Beals himself, they de
clare that the young woman died from
oholea- moYbss, caused by eating to-
frsely Of green apples.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
bIO.'e Fail

To &c OF The 'aGonli ight concert DOWN
The bay, Gndcr The auspices Of The
NGtRlr Mems Raputlicau Cub, Thurs
lay evening", Avg. 20. Music by the
metropolitan Kand Of PhilaielpLia
Steamer Brandy vine will leave Fourth
street wharf a. s O'Clock,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Dots.

All h-ands of malt at lowest prices q
Fem & Co.'S, druggists.
James Crippen, OF the firm of Ochel-
tree and Crippen's visiting Rehoboth.
Order your coal from Pussy WALTON
foot Of Fourth street
Frank Campbell, of Coatsville, Pa.
has u colt with Ave legs.
Choice family coal under cover q
Mills. Fourth and Railroad.
Fine toilet articles you will find IL
large variety at 302 King street, and q
reasonable prices. Taylor & Fullerton
Geo. II, Ash has taken out letters O
administration on the estate of Harry
G. Vandenbraak, late Of this city.
A collection of minerals from the iroI
and copper mines at French Creeh
Falls has been placed in Baynard'l
window, where they can be seen.
Smoke Marshall's cubeb cigarettes fol
cold in the head and bad breath. Ge
them at Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar.
This morning ns George w. Bush &
Sons team loaded with a long pole
was turning, 1t struck an ash barrel
and threw boy off. No further inju
ry was done.
A. w. Randolph, having sold hit
painting business at Newport to Ell
ward K. johnson, of this city, has pur
chased the cigar store of Hibberd ID.
Entriken, at the northeast corner o.
Front aud King streets.
The pio-nio of the Fleetwood Assem-
bly,, al the Scheutzen Park, on Satur
day LAST, passed Of very pleasantly, al
enjoying themselves highly, and tn,
receipts, at the same time, exceeding
the expend ditures by q consider abl'
sum.
j. Il. Satterthwaite, of Stanton, will
have a lot of sheep for sale next week
TO which he desires TO call the atten tiol
| Of tarmerG. In the meantime he will
pass few days In visiting friends ii
New Jersey IN company with hi
family.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
pRnPosALs FOX SLATE BLACK

L. BDakDS
lhe fuilding Committee tf the Lew hieh
schu0l VIII receive proposa tor furnishing
black 100 rd & for tpcivs school ronms In ,ho
Doildinp CORNER Off tghth and Adams streets.
The material TO be best Lehixh black
Stare. well finished on surface e,te. and Ia
oe SET REGULAR frames and iaster ed to the
wall ith chalk mou dtnpH eomllete. Rids
must state prise Tor square fkt. measure to
outside OF moulding. Dimen sions can be
oota med OF h. Il. Rice, architect. corner
sixth AID Market stree's. Proposals will be
rec wed until August 81. 1885. and should be
ADDRESSED TO Thomas A. Keab,es, chairman.
or all bids anti a.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
FOR SALE.
CITY BANK STOCKS.
ELLIOTT, JOHNSON
q co
N"r''h

AND MARRl AG ES.
The laws OF the State Of lie aware require
the physician to report births TO the record or
o. deeOs for ea;h county quarterly. that is
on or sefOre the first day of January, April.
Jnly and Octsber. And every midwife pres.
ent AZ t1e time Of. or within nve days after
the tiIth Of any thild. when no physician is
attending said case, shall, within ten days
after any such birth report to the practicinx
physician residing nearest her residence, ac
c0rdin2 10 form prepared for that purpos Sc
and furdisbea by the recorder Of deeds,
1t shall be the duty OF tho physician at
| tending, or OF the coroner, when the case
shall come under his notice, t. make out
under his hand and 10 furnish to the under.
taKer csrdhcate OF said death, according
10 the form furnished by the recorder Of
| deeds. the Undertaken to report as above
| sisted To the rec0r1er Of deels Clerxymen
and all persons or Ocisties by or before
who m any marriage or mar!ilg may be
| soiemnized Or coatrac ed to make q faithful
| return OF the same every three months by
| returning the certificate o- certificates, In
| tne form issued by the recorder OF deeds oi
| the county in which such marriage or mar
| riages may have been sOlemLized or con.
| tracted
Ii any physician, coroner or undertaken
magistrate, midwife, or register Of aeaths. OF
| lciergymaI, or clerk of any society shall ne.
elect IT refuse 10 cOniply,wlth the duties iln.
! ro'ed on uch person ny this act, tLey sha!l
| he hatd not less than i've nor mGrc than Ten
dpliArs In each and every case SO neglected
or rtiusei 70 hc recovered before any lus
tloe Of me peace 0f the county In which saId
| 3ohnqleut resides; the orc. half thereof &c
tho use of the State and the other half there
VI 70 The person who shall sue for the same
-, ne a owe ac. does not apply TO the city O
| IVllniagton "
shall u o my best efforts TO havethe aboy,
| id" enforced, EDMtND Is FRAZtR
| secretary state Hoard Of Health.
NILE LEG ON, llAL. au T.itd.afw
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
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your :, sasibf'

pasior'4 1s,si asI'ii i ( lssHsy Hstny + FL,
reen poom for arplyi'sS sSbolsi''
Mari Market stIes'''
druggists.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

w WlLmlNGTON, hEL., AUd. l6, 1885.
w To tho members OF franklin i odKe,
no. 7. A. q. q. r. A fIil attendance ts re.
quired Tuesday, 18TH inst. The Graud Sec
retary and II, b. Grand Master viii be
bIesent. AFTER the adjournment of Lodge,
an ehca anpment Will be institl ted. ALI
mem oers OF Sister Lodges are invited frank
I'M i.oaxs, No. 7, will meet at I O'Clock, pm .
httest: CHA a FOSTER
w. X. Sect'y.
JOHN MALLISUN,
au''-t ". Ora nd.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

MANNERS TAKE NOTICE MAR
A snail Bailey IL collecting a lot Of sheepjI
mercer and LawrenceCos., Pa which will b,
a., a. the farn OF REUBEN SATrEK
III Waite at private sale next week,
sul7-2td Itwt
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
Badly H''s 'es,l,

A youns, maj man , ,.ni!! 4,sit !, g a. 4,
ms5aIne' ret u5n1es j'"'%SPsl ''S l.2s.,' Of % ~
isss s.as1 q ssSi9'' y III. 1,s: '''s' ';:'l n
p p. !: :;;:' E: E: '::::s Il j;
forded. ~
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

NOR REnT-A DESIRABLE pRIyATT
~ dwelliRK suitable for boarders. IL
rooms and all conveniences. Kent taken In
poard. Possession on or before Senpten
per pe z5tn. apply 70 SAMUEL. CULkERT.
WV ohipiey street. aul7-4t
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
r.e wessns's. !.

rising d1 %Gt,s Gsts,%sgsIs'ssI1ss' 3!,sa. are lIts5 pr1
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17
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rsna 8 q cs;' :, '9'5ns"'''' !, r s'.' '''''
so ssnd 1Oo .. lop' u.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

'husI MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS
10 suit, on godd mortgages. Apply To
HEG. a. kLiltHT, Trustee, Bayard bn;,d.
'Is' 'ihth 1ad Market streets. aul7ftt
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

ENoh SAl.E-A VI RSr-ULASS GRIOt.
VII, ~ store and fixtures Ia good locality.
mili pc sold at bargain and on easy terme.
hadres Store" this office. au176,f
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

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Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

"ANTED-A SITUATION AS OOUK
w by a middlo aged woman, either IN
eity or country COED reference. Apply at
1889 Heed street. nu.T.3t.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-17

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