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Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
ls Was slao Deg.

TIE Now York Sun has Its cat. AND
the Philadelphia Record its COW, eact
Of which has become almost histori
cal, and Wilmington with the enter
prise which charscterizes 1t In every.
thing else, has q newspaper man who
has dorg. He onoe had eleven, but
alas for the degeneration Of journa lism.
which, combined with their daily in
creasing appetites, made his salary in
sum cient TO feed them, and be Vas
Obliged TO give up all but ono. The
parting was affecting, and the journal.
st Joined his tears with their whines as
he babe each last farewell, but con-
soled himself with the reflection that
they were getting good homes, in places
that abounded with milk and beet.
A single purp WAS retained, and
thereby hangs q tale," which Is too
good TO keep. One night last week, the
scribe, who resides short distance out
Of town, came in the city, and after
attending to some business returned
home. He had worn his best three
dollar Derby, q gift from his wife last
|Christmas, and after reaching bis home,
feeling very weary he seated himself in
chair in his comfortable dining room
and placed the hat on the floor along.
side. Every thing was quiet and peace
full, and yielding to the soothing iuhu.
ence OF the hour he fell asleep, aud "a he
slept he dreamed. In the vision W Mich
came over him he Was in bin Office,
proudly scanning An editorial which he
ha'i written and published the proceed.
ing day on Tho Evils Of Prize Fight.
Ing and Boxing Matches"
In this article he had knocked Sulli.
van ont Withnnf n1nuAa nd =
riously considering the propriety of
sending marked copy to his quarters
In Philadelphia, when suddenly the
office door opened and the cham pion
stood before him. He had a copy of
the paper In hts left hand, and pointing
to the article inquired OF the journalist
II he had written IL, at the same time
irawing back his ponderous right IA he
awaited an answer. Matters were des.
perate, and the scribe turned towards
the city editors desk but that individu-
al had just thought Of an important
item, and not 70 lose any time In going
for 1t, was climbing out the window.
The blow WAS about to descend, the
fist was coming with the velocity OF a
cannon ball, when the journalist jump
ed TO escape the crash, and almost Tell |
out Of the chair, and waking himself |
up. He rubbed his eyes, looked around
and seen bis faithful dorg sitting in
front OF him with something in his |
paws which he was biting and shaking.
An examination allowed that it was q
piece of the new hat which he had torn
INTO shreds and scattered around the
room. Exercising the wisdom of q Solo
mon he did not kill the purp, neither
did ne caress him, but 1t Is we'll to draw
a curtain over what did occur, and /,
will be sufficient TO say that the dog
has not entered That particular room
since, and whenever lie sees u hat com
mences TO howl, while the Journals t
has q sad look In his eye, as he inquihs
Of different matters II 1t is probable the
price of hats will decline. during the
coming week.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Aln uselnontB.

This evening Mr.. Joseph Fl. Keane
will commence an engagement Of one
week at the Opera House, during which
he will give six evenings performance
and Two matinees. Tonight and to.
morrow night he will present the very
conical comedy entitled Mrs. Par
tinston," in which the old lady will
delight the audience with her many
absurd conclusions, while Ike
(Mrs. Keane) will excel Peck's Bad
Boy In mischievousness. The price of
admission is only 10 ard 20 cents, as
Mr.. Keane prefers playing to full houses
at those rates to empty benches at high
prices. There will not DO any reserved
seats, and all who wish choice places
win have to go early.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

There's plenty Of sinners about In the world
we know that, dear friends, but too well :
AND some or our peighb0rs, we're sorry u
Ar. helping the number to swell.
az ol ue--Ah We do not pretend to be
Just exact y but then wo IL us, say
ihst we'd MOI DO guilty Of half the mean
Cur neishbors .ro working all day.
SO We think. while these neiRhbors are cay.
The things we are thinking Of them,
anu Wnlle we are censuring, they In their
Our fsilIngs end follles condemn.
But, ah ! 1t would te 30 much better. nv
friends, ~
II all would examine within
Iheir own hearts, and see II eecreted saf (,
They will not find some cherished DC. sin +,
fef, the words full tf sinners, and y.t in
most hearts
There is much that is loyal and kind,
nd nonly Wen look with the right sort of
=, More Of good than Of evil we'll npd.
We all have our faul and our queer, cranky
There . no perfec. being on ear h,
hvvi an .Inere sre rany VIC NEE every day
VINO are creatures Of " nuine worth
But then you must look 'ne,th the ,urf %.
my friends
To discover the good and he true,
Neal virtue 10 mOdep', and does not pride
ltselft 10 he worlds public view.
es' cen 'mongst the sinners we meet every
There are some, tho not spotiess from faint
Who are, In he sight OF he angels above.
Deserving The title of5,in
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Preparing for War

LONDON, March N.-The popular en-.
thusiasm in favor Of war with Russia
IL growing, and the Queens message
calling out the reserves and militia for
permanent service has been received
with an reclamation that Ii tspe cially
markell at the various military stations.
Every active efforts are being ex.
erted to get the barracks ready for the
reserves and to have arms and
iccoutrements at hand with which TO
equip them Immense stores of arms
At the Tower Of London are ready a.
tnismom 'nt 10 b issued and can be dis.
Jributed nj the shortest notice. Tue
feeling Is strong among the reserves.
and many of them had already Joined
the Guards before the orders sum.
,moniug them 10 service had been
..eu,d.
Military authorities state THAI ? force
OF 2O,00O men could BE- dispatched
from England within . fortnight, aud
II is expected that this mum Der viii he
called ont with 5000 picked and ELI
Gent militia. A contract was concluded
o day with Tyne merchant to carry
IL, 600 tons Of coal to Cronstadt during
the season, with the option of delivery
1t Copenhagen or Aarhus in the event
Of war with Russia. The Government
has given contracts for 100, 900 uniforms
The greatest activity prevails in the
ordinance department in Fastening the
armament OF vessels ordered for imme-
date service. All the avail able quar-
ters at Chelsea have been mi de ready
for instant occupation.
In the event Of war 20, 900 militia will
be assigned to garrison Ireland and
that number of regulars will bs reesls-
cd for service in Afghanistan. All the
available cruisers and iron. clads are
being placed In condition for sen scr.
vice. IL is known that the destipa
lions OF the ships are the Baltic Sea, and
the Black Sea entrance to the latter,
however, being conditional on the con.
sent OF Turkey TO the passage of the shi ps
through the Bosphorus.
Several Of the swiftest ocean steamers
have been chartered for transport ser
vice, including theAmerica and Arizona.
Orders have been sent to the Mediter
ranean stations TO have all the maya
zines overhauled, to see that the am
munition on hand IN up to the normal
standard in quality and quantity, aud
to prepare gunboats aud torpedo vessels
at the stations TO he put into COM
mission for sea service.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

The new German weekly paper called
the " Delaware Stats Zsitung," made
its appearance last Saturday, and Is a
creditabie eight column to a page sheet.
1t has mum Der of adver isements, and
no doubt will be literally patronized by
the German residents OF this city and
vicinity. The leading editorial Ia an
address to the Germans of Delaware, In
which 1t pledges its influence against
Capitalization, corruption and monopo-
lies of all kinds. The Stats Zeitung
has field to itself, and the we'll known
characters of those connected with the
enterprise, is an assurance of its rue.
cess.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Frank Leslie's Popular MONTH,

Fer April will certainly please many
different classes Of readers. The lovers
of the water will turn at once 10 TIE
opening article, Yach's and Yacht
Ing in Americs," ty w. =. Stevens,
with its illustration of famous yachts
Then we have n naval officers story
entitled Behind the Dahlgren How'll
ger In Coreo," with ten illustrations,
especially interesting and timely Just
now. M. r. Vallette's article on
" Tombs and Catacombs," with its Gu.
rious pictures, is exceedingly entertai. =
ing, and all who remember and ad-
mtred Billy Burton will read with great
interest Lisle Testers article entitled
William r. Burton, the comedian.
This has three portraits of Burton In
famous characters, and view of the
Olympic Theatre The miscellany is.
Is usual, we'll up to the mark and the
frontispiece in oolors, Carmen" a
thing OF beanty. Published by Mrs.
Frank Leslie. 50, 50, and 81 Park place,
Now York.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Clean Up tho Yards and Cellar.

Clean Up tho Yards aud Cellars
The warm, spring like weather of the
past few days In a reminder that the
accumu atiuns of the winter In yards
and cellars should be- removed, and
everything made clean and sweet. In
Wow OF the fact that it Is confidently
expected that this country will he visi.
ted by the cholera this coming sum er.
too Inuoh care cannot be exercised in
doing everything possible to guard
against II. All unsound vegetables
that are in cellars should be hauled
away, the walls white washed, and
chloride OF lime or some other disenfec-
tant freely applied. Let the cellar
windows, which have been closed all
winter. be open in the day time, to allow
the impure gases to escape. In many
yards the garbage has been frozen, and
now that 1t 10 becoming thawed,
should be- removed before decom position
sets in. Honest, capable men to do
this very necessary work can be obtain
Cd lby applying to the Associated
Charities, and it should be attended 10
at once.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
Fully Recovered.

The Italian woman who was shot in
the right shoulder by her husband,
about q month ago, has fully recovered
and been discharged from the aims.
house, where she was taken shortly
after 1t occurred. The man made his
escape, and the police have never had
the slightest clue to his whereabouts
since.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
YOUNG nEui-pEAn THIS.

The yoLTAIO BELT Co., OF MarshaIl
Mich, offer 70 send their celebrated ELDU
PLIAHons on trial for thirty days, TO mon
(young or 0ld) aflicted with nervous debil.
ity, loss Of vitality and manhood, and all
Kindred troubles. Also for rheum atism,
neuralgia, parAlysis, and many other dis
easos. Complete restoration to health, vigor
and manhood guaranteed. No risk 10 In
CURED, as thirty days trial 10 allowed. Write
them at one for illustrated pamphlet, free
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
The Irs epr essIble Con nsea.

Toe washington corresp ,ndent Of tn,
Philaielphia Ledger, under date Of
March Nth, says:
The Democratic members of the
House remaining here are also OK hibit
ing signs Of Impotence with the SLOW
movements OF the President, "a well q.
dissatisfaction with his failure 10 70 coz.
pixe their recommendations for appoint.
ments 10 office. These entlemen. hay.
daily interviews with the President and
smbers the Cabinet on behalf of
their constituents, hut complain thai
they can receive no definite inform alton
- 10 their requests.
This hesitation on the part of the Ex.
ecutive Is creating decided feeling. and
the mutterings Of discomfort are becom.
ing more emphatic and outspoken.
There Is developing" said q prom.
nent democratic member of Congress-,
ar irrepressible conflict between
President Cleveland and the Democratic
members Of Congress. 1t has been ap
immem0rial custom for the Congress
sionni delegations ~ make recommends
lions Tor Federal appointments in their
respective States. This has grown TO be
great adjunct to Cong ressiOnal 20 wer,
wn,ch the mem bers value accord ingly.
When man wanted office he had
first to receive the endorsement Of the
Congressman from his Sta,e. If he
Jailed In this he had no chance Of sue
cess, But President Cleveland take,
the troat ground that Cong essmen
have assumed too much authority in the
distribution Of Federal patronage,
which under the Constitution is solely
vested In the Executive. He has ipuor
ed nearly every recommendation made
by State delegations, in fact virtually
"snubbinR" members Of Congress every
day, and Ia following his own inclina-
tions almost entirely without reference
to the advice of the statesmen. The
mem bers are very mad about this, and
when the Forty ninth Congress meets,
the President will not find things SO
pleasant an he expected. The indica.
tons are that there is at hand q fight
between the President ard his own
party that may revolutionize politics in
this country.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
ID E<}ISTEkrs ORDER.
III REGIsTRR'b OYYTCB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL,
March Nth 1a66

MARCH zotn, 1850.
Upon tho application of THOMAS
M. CHANDLER, executor of ELIZABETH
late Of Christ ana Hun.
drod. in said county, deceased, II is ordered
and directed by the Register that the ex-
ecutor aforesaid give notice Of granting Of
letters testamentary upon the estate Of
the deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days nom the date OF
such letters In six Of the most public places
Of tho county Of New CASTLE, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate
to present tie same, or abide BY an Act OF
Assembly in such case made and provided
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the Same period in the DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and
TO be continued therein three weeks, 10 o d.
() Given under the hand and Seal
LIS. of Office Of the Register Aforesaid,
l~~~}at Wilmington, IN New Castle
County aforesaid, the day and year above
written. /. O. GRUB. Register.
NOTICE. -All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present tho
same, duly attested to the executor, on
or before the 18th day OF March, 1885, or
abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made
and provided. I HUMAS M. CHANDLER,
Executor.
Address, Centreville, Del. mN
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

A OAKD.-rO AL WHO Ace SUI
"A fering from the or ors and iudiscyc tio ms
OF youth, nervous weakness, early decay. loss
OF manhood, etc, will send reaiDe that
will cure you, free of charge. Ihts great
remedy was discover cd by missionary in
South a merica. Send q selfaddregsed spye
lope to the 2EV. JOSEPH L. INMAF Sta
ton u New York Citv. mn4-eod-dhW-Iy
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
The Ninth Delaware

watch club will p ositively be started by
Willard +. Davis, on Wednesday, April
8th. The fact that this is our ninth
club Is sufficient evidence that the
watches are all we represent them to be.
Also that the club system is faultless,
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
An I0tsrestInq Letter

An Interesting Letter
FROM MIR. HARRY w. OLMSTEAD,
PROOFREADEs GETHE ssTIMES.' -
The following ,eItef ia encouraging snd
worthy OF careful perusal, coming, as 1t doe
rom 30 reliable a source, unsolicited. 1t con.
tains facts OF great value:
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct ~. 1884,
DIR DAVID KENNEDY:
DKAR SIR: FOR ten years have heen n
sufferer from disease Of the kidney 3, at les
so much 60 as TO make life burden During
this time several OF the best physicians In
Indiana have treated mo with little or no
succees, until had almost despaired of re.
lief. then tried several advertised RENE.
dies, but potling produced the desired re-
suit until a friend who had been relieved In
duced me to give DIR .rAViD KENNEDY'S
FAVORl TIE Rim ELY trial. 1 did so.
After taking one bQttle began to experience
relief. took another and was charmed with
the result. In all, have taken four bOttles
and can truly say foel like new man. 1
am confident am entirely cured, as II has
been saveral months siroe l took tho last
medicine, and IT, ere Is no Indication of the
return OF the disease. have recommended
your remedy t. several suffering friends who
have also reen relieved. l write this to re-
turn my sincere thanks to you for the cure
which has been effected in my c4ee, and also
desire to say that think suffering humanity
owe you debt OF gratitude for your wonder
full scientific discovery. shall do all that
10 me lies to let all sufferers know whore
they may ind RELIEF, and thereby In some
measure remunerate you for the good you
Wishing you long life and prosperity. and
thanking you for prolonging my life, am,
yours, HARRY W. OLMSTFAD.
Proofreader indianapolis Times.
For sale by z. James belt, Sixth and Mar.
ket and N. Il. Danforth Second and Market.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

In the fall Of 1888 had q valuable horse
taken with the pinke es resulting In bl cd
poison. After nine months Of doctnrlng with
all the RENE lies to be found IN horse Looks.
despaired Of a cure. His rieht hind lag
was az large IS mans body. FL d Rad n it
over forty running SORES. He was most
pftiablo looking object 1t last thought OF
Swiit's Spec tic, and com menoed to use il. i
used fifteen bottles Ia August last all
symptoms OF the disease disappeared. There
have been no Signs Of return, a1d the horse
has done mules worz on my farm ever
since. JAMES T.. FILMING, Augusta, Ga.
January ., 1885.
Swtft's Specific 10 entirely vegetable.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseas % m siiod
free.
THE SWIFT SPRoI1io Co., Drawer 8, At
anita. Ga. or 1te W. AID ST. oct. NV YORK.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

Found ut last-the great remedy for
rheumatism. 1t Is PAIN VICTOR. It
Will also cnre neuralgia, headache or
any other aches.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
H REGISTERS OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL

March "a .8$3, }
Upon the application Of ALBERT RICH
ARbsON, ,AdIninistrator Of MARY b!CH-
ARDSON, late IF Whining on Hundred, In
said county, deceased, IL is ..rdered and d.
rsct.d by the Register that the Admibi strator
aforesaid give notice Of granting OF Let ers Of
Adminisirstion upon the est te Of the de-
ceased, with the date OF grant, thereof. by
causing advertisements To be posted within
forty days fron the date OF such Letters in SIX
Of the most public places in the county OF New
Castle requiring all persons hayi demands
abide by an Act Of Assembly in snch case
made and provided end also Cause the same
70 be inserted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, newspaper published in
theree weeks (eod).
r., Given under the hand and Seal Of
L. 8. Once Of the Register Aforesaid, at
Wilmington, in New Castle County
e ' IaNHT Tff g. G fst nBoY Resistsr sn
:, EorIcn-Ali persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator, on
or befor- March q, 1885. or abide the Act OF
in such case made and provided.
ALBERT RICHARDsON,
Administrator.
Address, Wilmington, Del. ma
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

EJR SALE--A LIT OF NEW AND
T. second hand dearborns, suitable for
any kind of business, at COLES, 1905 Mar
yet street. mhl3u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

NUTICE-AI.L PERSONS ARE FOR
An bidden ~ trust any one on our account
without 3 written order
3E'hpEW VERNON 4 SONS.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

ENOK SALE-EUuS FROM PUkE BRI ID
y fowls, Light Brahmas, Lang ehans,
WyandotD, White LoghOrns, Plymouth
Ro KS. Also hot water incubator. j. A
NJ tkS, 1878 Jefferson street a2T-6t-eods
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

NOR SALE-A LOT or GOOD HAY:
T. timothy, clover and marsh hay.in large
or small quantities. L. BROWN,
Union street and marlborough road,
MO OF or No. 40 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

NOR SALE OR ZENITH REE-STORY
Il building No / Fast Fourth street. Ap-
ply 10 A. OARDlNELL ;, Fourth ard Mar.
ket streets. D25 II
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

NOR SALE-TWENTY HEADOF ~
Il Ohio and Kentucky horses, good 3H
drivers and workers, at tho sale stables Of
milf
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

ROR SALE-FOURTEEN ACRES or
y land, situated BY side OF uarrachs
road, about one and one-half miles fro a
Wilmington, with farm house OF ten rooms,
the door, and land In . high state OF cul-
tivation. Must sell at once u close an o..
tate. Apply 70 M. N. OAILD, 7o4 Market
street. mh2k,l
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
For Keller Skates

use Crossley's genuine sewing machine
oil-none better. 623 Shipley street,
near corner of Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

NOk SALE Oh Rem FIJI WEST sTH
II street, Store and dwelling, rooms
beside store room. All modern Improve
nents will be sold on reasonable terms. APP
ply TO II. SHAkPLkS5, 5i1 Jefferson street
f20-ood.u
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

MOhEY WANTED FOX PURCHASE.
X1 Money mortgages Of $3.50, q, 500 and
$500. GREGG WALckR, 7ls Market
~ Get mhX-6t
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

UOk BALk-A CHESTER COUNTY
- farm Of o. acrea, Of prime land in .
.tIh stata Of cultivation. and good, substsn
dAl Duildtugs. The farm 10 we'll Waterod
nth never falling springs acres Of timber,
eaenty o. fruit and shade tress. This farm Il
splsndidly located, ~ miles from Whining
on mile nom turnpihe, and miles nom
abroad station. VIII be sold low and on
sAsy terms. Gall on or address JNO.PYLE,
ninth and Warrington streets. Wilmington,
OeL de81-dandWu
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

NOR SAl.E~-rwO THOROUGH BRED
II jersey COWS, 8 and years old. One
frcsh and the other springing. DAVID
Fourth street. VIII, Del. m27-0ta
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

ENUR SALE-SEEI, POrATUES;ABOUT
= 200 bushels White Star, the best ~ tho
market, 90 cents per buehel in cellar, subject
70 market changes. Apply 70 L. y. MOORE.
Pleasant Hill, Del. mlS-l2ta-aW
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

HENJ-IN THE TOWN OF NEW.
~ n six room house and store at
isrue dry cellar, lot 100 feet deep,
Eater and convenient. Inc mouse IL
ryer been GO ,upied, store fitted up 10
(yle, This isa good chance Tor mil
and trimming ST re, no one In that
Ee population over seven hundred,
hdsrate. central location, on Main
/ ino uire ut the drug stors. Newport,
MT 3t-eOd
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30
II REtsIsTER's OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DBL.


Upon the application or HENRY W. ZEB-
LEY, executor Of LEWIS II Bi.EY. tate Of
Whining ton Hd., In salu count h'.egsed,
1t is ordered and directed by D., ~, l,te' thaL
the executor Aforesaid give notice OF
granting Of letters testaineutlrv upon the
estate Of the deceased. with tho iHte u grant
ing thereof, by causing advertise rats to be
poeted within forty days from the Jite of such
letters In six of the most pubic p'A.ss OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate TO present
the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly in
surh case made and provided /, and also cause
the same to he inserted within the same peril
cd in the Daily REPUBLICAN, o newspaper
published in Wilmington, and 10 lie continued
therein three weeks, u. o. d.
(~~) Given under the hand and Seal of
a.. 8. }0tiice OF the .kegt.ter Aforesaid. 1t
t~~} Wilmington, In New Castle County
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
IGNATlUS q GRUBB, Register.
NOTICE All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
came, duly sttested TO the executor, on or
before Mar.h IA, 1885, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
HENRY W. ZEBLEY,
Executor.
Address, Wilmington. Del. mh6
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

NTANTED-A MAN WHO UNDER
w stands trucking to occupy tenant
no, nous e. and also work on farm. Apply. on
LANk. m27 It'd ltW
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

n,NrTuE MILL GREEK MILLS
sonsrty. on Christisna turnpike, about
syom front street, as follows: l ~
,atsr mower grist and feed mill, 90
n~sr steam and water" lumber,
pa pnd vrain mill comninef. A good
s saT house and small farm OF
NJ tr1cIibg qualities The renter
Il. the personai n desired. Terms
"a hone 10 otier special inducement
.,,va nerson. Adore 9 r. q. Box o.,
AZ The premises. J s. RiOhAhD
~ mo cod I'm
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

VIVA N I Z D-HOUSEKEEPEiS TO
W. know that they can have furniture
repaired, Vanished and upholstered, and
;hAirs re-caned cheaper than anywhere else
n the city. s. r. HAMILTON h Co., No.
100 West Eighth street. dll-ts
Daily Republican., 1885-03-30

LRrNT-THREE STONY HOUSE
ID, in West street with hot 4 cold
gaa. water closet. front porch, etc.
buse $50 Popular street. Also stalls in
stable. apply to John Green. lol6
Agton street. m6-tf