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Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
A DELAYED LATER.

We received this Tuesday, morning
q letter from Thomas G. Appleby. dated
at Port Penn. Del August 8, 1885, 1nst
six days ago, giving short description
of tho cyclone which passed over that
place on Monday, the Sd inst destroy
ing two tenant HOUSES, occupied by col.
oIed people, the barn OF Zenas Long
land, in which two horses were killed,
and fine apple and peach orchard. He
also mentions that Mrs. Appleby was
seriously indisposed, bsing confined to
her room. Why the letter should have
been six days in finding its way to this
office is mystery that we have not
been able solve, as such delays do not
often occur in tie transmission
| of mail matter in this section of coun
Itry.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
CaaA DiaafaEasi.

Last Saturday evening William B.
Barton, an attorney, who came to this
city from Washington about two years
ago, and commenced the practice of
law, was arrested on o warrant, charg.
ing him with very serious offense,
which it was alleged was committed
at his Office, No. 92l Market street, on
the afternoon of Thursday, July %
AS the alleged offense was not bailable,
he was confined at police station until
| last evening, when he had a heaEiAg
before Squire O'Neill in the Mayo $
private office at the City Hall. which
was not concluded until midnight.
Deputy Attorney-General Biggs wat
present on behalf of the State, and the
accused was represented by the Hon
Charles B. Lore. At the close Of the
testimony the Squire concluded to dis
m iss the case,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
MOfners.fn.Y.aW

The Supreme Court of Pennsylvania,
recognizing the alleged antipathy aud
incompatibility Of interests of mothers
iu-law and Ins-in-law, has decided
that the latter cannot insure the life OF
the former "a man has no insurable
interest in the life OF his mother-in.
law" With cynical candor the Penn
sylvania bench declares that "the mere
fact that he married her daughter gives
him no such pecuniary interest in the
preservation of her life as to permit
him to effect valid insurance thereon
for his benefit" The intimation IL
that the percentage of mothers IN law
figuring in mortality m lists would bs in
creased by recognizing the validity Of
this class of insurance policies.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Base BaII.

The following games were play ed
yesterday :
Philadelphia-Brooklyn, 10; Athlet
ic, 8. i.
Buffalo-Buffalo, 8 (; Philadelphia, .
New York-New York, u Chica
go. 0.
NewarK-Newark, 9; Bridgeport. /
ACKNOWLEDGMENT i; Nationals 5
Jersey City Trenton, Z Metropoli
tan, 3.
Macon, Ga.-Macon, 8 ; Birming
ham. o.
NOTES.
The Bridgeport club has been admit
ted into the Eastern League.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
eiand SardOns q Rcgue.

Lieutenant Michael Mullen
onday released from the coun-
Clneinnati, on a pardon from
Cleveland. Mullen had charge
Pmm.ol Street Police District
s'!ential election last Novem-
Pc wat convicted of having
Il ,he station house over 100
eh .lh night before election.
Detained until after 6 O'Clock
elee'ion day, when all were re-
PC Charge was ente, ed against
eI. Mullen was convicted In
u States Court for violation OF
n e.t1iion laws and sentence
~ dnp.ia1ntnen:, which be
ssFy The pardon gave al
us IL the action of the Presi
genera good reputation o
le'l VAC fact tha: the appli ca
agne4 by many first clasI
.Is' Mullen probably misap
lA llties and various othe
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
To Ladies' ana DR. essmn z ers.

Madame Clark's perfect system OF
dress cutting and fitting taught by Mrs.
Bond, at No. 82l West Fourth street.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Terms mode
rate. Call and see. This system was
awarded a silver medal at the State
Fair in Wisconsin, gold medal at the
Chicago Exposition in 1879, and also a
gold media al the Fair in Toronto Cana
do.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

lean recommend Ely & Cream Balm to
all persons suffering from Rose Cold and
Hay Fever. have been a great sufferer
and have used it, Ihave recommended
it for Catarrh, and in all cases where
they have used the Balm freely they
have been cured.-T. Kenney, Dry
Goods Merchant, Ithaca, n. Y.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Funeral EXPENSES.

weare informed by Nelson Craig,
father.in.law of of the late Thomas j.
Burke, that he bore the entire expenses
of bringing the body from New York to
this city, AID interring it in Riverview
cemetery. The report of aid being re-
ceived from outside parties is entirely
nnfounde,., ,and its circulation is gross
injustice to the family.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
A Aprea,c,,on from Rome.

The New York Herald's Rome cor
respondent reports that at the next
Papal Consisrory, to be held in Decem-
ber, tho Most Rev. John j. Williams,
the Archbishop of Boston, will be made
a Cardinal. This same correspondent
has 80 frequently failed to materialize
as a true prophet that his prophecies
tail 10 excite much interest.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Sud dden Death.

VIM. P. Cahoon Sr., died suddenly,
at his residence near Dover or Sunday
morn ing, aged n years. He was local
preacher, and on Saturday evening
prea ched at the camp meeting near
PeSrson's 9 corner, after which he retired
in his usual health, although suffering
slightly from rheumatism, to which he
had long been subject, and his sudden
decease was a great blow to his family
and friends. Mr.. G. was an active par
ticipant in all reform NOV ements, and
he will be greatly missed in the COM
munity.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Death Of Moro PaiIiips.

Moro Phillips, who accumuIated
larqe-fortuue in the manufacture OF
fertilizers, died at the Monmou III House,
Spring Lake, N. j., where he had gone
to pass the summer, on Sunday last,
from complication of disorders, being
over 70 years of age. He resided at No,
1919 Walnut street, and leaves several
children al we'll as large circle ol
friends to mourn his decease.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
|aiaI casualties.

ror .oads of people return
[ple.rio came abreast near
suhurb Of Chicago, late on
h,, A race ensued, and the
lashed into d run. Sudden
n man In one of the wagons
ba,ehed the lines from the
wagon was overturned and
his thrown out. The driver
falling under one of the
le a baby was knocked ouI
el- arms and mangeled tC
bra d hers were badly injur'
kior Station, near Pittsburg
nisht, and express train OF
aypo Railroad struck Olive
hd and Price Dillon, brake
had Just dlighted from al
b,ion train and were cross int
Mitchell was killed and
tally injured.
p.s, Texas, OH Friday night
ned Rlnkin, hsing In feebl
i his two daugh ters, age
y 10 and II years. to thu
raw some liquor from a bar
Holding the candle near tn
be barrel caused an explo
bg one OF the girls and fatal
le other, who died Saturday
with ltB contents, was burr
gT0urd
he hrlng VI a salute, at Par
p Saturday night. a prem
sehsTge Of a cannon kille
ones aud dangerously injure
PIX, Chief Of the Fire Depar
ho.her man was slightly Il
Play o. on 5u unday evenin
fs, Maria Struble. aged
: taxing a bottle containil
Iron shelf in the pantr
blfs: and a large piece
ek her IN the neck, severi
p Vein She died in a fl
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Personal.

Michael Newell will start TO. orrov
10 make tour through Ireland, Eng
land and France.
Governor Stookley returned to his
home last evening from his trip to the
Grant obsequies.
George Jacobs, Max Ephrim and
Julius Cobe started yesterday for q
weeks sport at Cape May. Mr.. Jacobs
is a crack shot, Mr.. Ephrim is an ex-
pert fisherman, and Cobe intends to
learn both arts thoroughly before he re-
turns home
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
his Nhuning.
may OvER nARAE Ell
psIDGE BURNED
THE FIRE.
fYE THOUSAND,

fra was sounded shortly
,hlo morning from box
80 wharf, to which the
msu, responded. IT was
! tire was at the Whining
Srdry, on Market street,
pgtoD' ..a .ha
. was of frame, and the
ktssIued sach a head way
'nossible to save it, and
KY bremen were directed
Buuling property. About
,es after the alarm was
front Of the building fell
and the entire structure
,rsck. The building was
d feet long, 40 feet wide in
feet on the l..
led by George w: Bush,
Ipelle and Joseph l.. Car
nd was valued at $500.
'loss, but is said to have
,.nrsd. d. W. Lysle &
d occupants, are said to
oaa, a. 600 in machinery
busistiug of castings and
be place, ,
GDg was formerly occupied
eill as o cannery, and has
kcaplsd by Lysle & Com
|teg months. The ire Is
haze originated from some
4 were run about o O'Clock
|ppht we're sInouldering fol
|as persons living in the
SIlti something burning al
| and before retiring care
bed their own nous 9 10 Boz
Iapy fire in them. The fire
kneed serious difficulty II
4. aud some time elapsed
F.lral before they got II
hld was rendered by the pc
srgeant Whalen, who, wit
ke d .he iirenen, saved tn
|urni,uro and q number {
!es whiGl they carried to
)ty
Sir engine broke down o
below King while proceed
and was badly wrecked til
Fou. sprlEg and front valve
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

Qniphou raports that Ave missionaries
and many christians have been mas.
sacred in tho provfnces OF Bisndinh and
Phyyen, and that 8 600 christians have
sought refugs in Quinhon, which is
occupied by the French. General Bud
!bomme has started for Quinhon."
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
hoard of Educ alton.

President Baird presided at the regu-
lar meeting of the Board of Educatio n
last evening, and the proper officers
were instructed to draw on City Council
for the $4,000 appropriation for the
new high school building, and the re-
guiar monthly appropriation to the
board The com m ittee on No. 3 school
was authorized to spend SO for re-
pairs, the committee on No. 9 IS, and
the COM mittee on No. IL, $3.50.
A resolution of thanks TO S. N.
Trump, for his services as treasurer
from the time Treasurer Morrow disap-
peared until Mr.. Grohe was elected,
| was offered and unanimously adopted.
The Finance Committee was on motion
of Mr.. Trump authorized to provide the
secretary and treasurer with q place to
keep his books and papers.
The committee on No. 6 school was
authorized to employ Q new jauitor, and
the Printing Committee was authorized
to have 500 postal cards for the use of
members
The janitors OF the different schools
ljoined in communication, request
ing the board to provide them with
brushes for cleaning the windows, bu,
Il was laid on the table.
During the evening the follow ing
orders were drawn
r. f. Lambard, $40 Adams & Bro.
40 cents; monthly pay roll 1876 81 ; M is
cellaneous bills, $269.9e.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
New Rus1ness.

Mr.. VIM. II. Sherer, an ex-ofhcer of
the Old police force, has started in the
produce business at the southwest
corner of the Eighth street market
house, where he will be glad to wait
on all who may favor him with their
patronage. Give him a cali.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

New South Wales sent con tingent
of eight hundred men to the Soudan,
and the Australian Com M issary Depart.
| ment, by order of the War Office, added
st. Jacobs OIL to the equipment of each
mar.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
oafiBE ~ RObhertes

al"ay station at Wheatland,
Vas broken open on Sunday
!, man bags were stolen, to-
w Valises from the express
|,ts,'hent The pouches were
aI IN tie west, cut open, and
1a's missing. The pouches
Vi i laFse amoun. in checks and
~ " small amount in money.
'"e' mail mate, was bu rn-
',ss usS q Lieutenant Emery, in
sat' na' az present unoccupied
bv. s Gh Sunday afternoon, BY a
a'glaf - who cut the burela,
H. NJ as asa a precautionary mea
ae cutting of the wire turned
"in Ii and the officer wht
discovered the man in tn,
snilying off a lot of silye,
s ,,tt a desperate struggle th,
&c 'agen to the station h ouse
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Large stock ana Fine Assortment

of fly nets, horse covers, lap spreads
and ear nets, which will be sold at cost
to close them out. Also q large stock
of harness, trunks and bags at the low
est prices. Our harness are our own
make and will guarantee them 10 give
satisfaction H., G. PARKER, No. Is
East Third street, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Carpets.

All makes OF Tapestry Brussels car
pets are from to ~ cents yard high
er now than they were last Spring.
Such carpets as we are now retailing at
5Oe., We will pay 55c. for, and will be
retailed at 62}9 cents. Persons wishing
to buy at last Springs prices, which
were lower than ever known or
will be again. have that opportunity
now, as we will close out present stock
at greatly reduced prices. Cranor &
Co. 621 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
west Churcn ExcnrsiOu.

to Atlantic City Thursday, August
18th, leaves P, W. & b. station g 50 a.
m. Will stop at Chester in both di'
rectious. Adults, Sl.25 children, 65 c,
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Pianos and Organs.

The Wilcox and White organs are
sre the best. Pianos and sheet music.
W. H. Mullen, successor to f. A. North
s. Co., No. us Market street, second
floor.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
'l'EY

To please. Prescriptions a speciality
Prices low drugs selected and pure. Go6d
trusses rs cents and upward. Patent Medi-
cine low. Beaton Smith, 1th and Pine and
Taylor and Poplar streets.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
GouIey's Grand Excursion,

Tuesday, August 25th, 1885, to Tol-
chester, the popular resort of tens of
thousands from Baltimore and other
places. Tickets VIII be put on sale
Saturday mex the 18th, at Rum ford 81
Brothers, 404 Market street Porter's
book store, 4O9 Market street, G. F.
Thomas & Co., 42l Market street, and
A, B. Jones paper hanging store, 422
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
>heaI, Goods

a, ,.1e 'a 2ut summer goods of
car,r ,o.s y lhan cost, as we do moi
conr' ,htM past the season, pre-
ds Iiohoe each season will
f,,,I af'ons have no excus,
Ia T"n SI home 10 buy such good
d.a A." ,as we ara selling then
C1. FsS !, iLan Philadelphians
'''' ~ Market street.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
MURDER OF CHRISTIANS.

PARIS, Aug l0.-General de Courcy
,teleeraphs from Hue as follows. "The
leaders of the Black Flags have van
jshed. and their bands have dispersed.
There are several cases of cholera in the
Haiphong hospital. The Bishop of
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
Deceased,

|, Thomas ]. Milliken, late chief sngi-
neer CT the Delaware Iron Works, died
Tat his hGne in New Castle of consamp-
tion, Oh Sunday last, aged 46 years.
He leaves wife and s;S children to
mourn his daoease. The flneral will
take place On "Wednesday afternoon,
services being held in tae M. E. church
at 2 O'clock. AS he was member of
st John 3 Lodge, A. p. A. NJ, of the
Knights of Pythias, american P Protes..
tant Association; Workingmen's Asso
cia sion OF the Delaware Iron Company,
aud the 23d Regiment of Penna
IVclnntears, the funeral will doubtless
be an unusually large one.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
SPECIAL HEMTION
Coal an q FlOHr.

Lehfgh, Schuylkill aud Lea coal
ssom the best mines. Prompt atten
tio1. Be st preparation aud personal
care. Fell Il Joseph, 7t3 W. Front
stT3et.
Tlgkman D8nper, horse and sign
pair5es, No. 510 Market street. Job.
bing properly attended to and estimates
furnished.
Notice.
Pezeene wishing their carriages
painted ur brst class and one third less
Painter" REPUBLICAN Office.
Fresh FISH !!
Powell has on his stall, in tae Third
street market house, porJies, roek, bass,
founders, buster fish, hSddock, halibut
and nnaekerel.
spanish Put
Is the ysst cent cigar ir the oitF. Try
them. "a. r. Bourbon & Bro, y. W.
cor. Second and Orange streets, nranu.
factursrs.
Dr. 8an0ersOn's.
Herbs Of Joy, sse Great Health Promo
ter, 81 cents, Belts drug store, Si7th
and Market streets.
rSever Tss Late TO Mend
II you have not had any Diamend
Dust yet, delay no longer, as your neigh
Dor is ahead of Jou.
E<1e Cream.
Ky's's ice cream can be found at The
old stand, Second street market house
on ana after Tuesday, April 7th.
Ess For sale
day a,a,d night, Sunday included, .;
209 w est Eighth street.
| McCAuge's Restaurana.
First class dinners, also choice te,
cream at McClure's restaurant, Eight
street market.
Manila wrapping paper sold by th'
Iqui-e or reGin at the REFTBLic Al
of re.
Frames foR' cabinet pictures for 25c. 6
Lea Barney's, 10. East Seven Gh stree
i Bush's, French street whaSs, Ii tA
pace to boy good coal.
4 For gooa ooAl 60 70 Bask's, Freas'
9szset wharf
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

Ea. IN. III yesterdays paper,
|A,.''uu,s 'us - Hie OF the Shields
L purn',s.o 'asion vii! bs given for a
10 +. .se II mistake. The
kttAe se gwen solely for the
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

fela.i ya' ,Troe, =, Esq. of Chicago, i.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

Lehfgh, Schuylkill aud Lea Goa
ssom the best mines. Prompt atten
tien. Be st preparation aud persona
care. Fell Il Joseph, 7.3 W. From
stT3et.
Daily Republican., 1885-08-11
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Daily Republican., 1885-08-11

CAIRO, Aug. 1O.-Major Chermside
|telegraphs that the rebels in July az
tackled Algeden, fifty miles East OF kas.
sala. and were repuised, with the loss of
seven sheiks and 370 men. The Kas.
sala garrison is famishing. A force OF
|Abyssinian troops sent by King John
/ has relieved the Eg! !ptian garrison Of
Jarre.
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The Kinks.

Tomorrow evening the three-mile race
takes place at the Meridian Rink, in which
quite q number of young men who are
threatened with speed will participate. TIE
race will furnish a world of merriment, and
the stating capacity of the Rink should BE-
tested. Friday and Saturday evenings, two
games of polo between the Stars, of Dayton,
and the Meridian Club, will be the attrac-
lion.
Tonight, at the Wigwsm Rink, a very
unique entertainment ION wheels" will
take place, namely "nesktie and apron
party" there being prizes offered by the
management for the largest sizes of the
above named ARTICLES of adornment" worn
on the occasion. Some of our city dudes
might obtain pointer" in necktles By at
tending this affair tonight, and the ladies
may be able to Sc what possibilities there
are in dainty apron materials.
Last night the College Avenue Rink was
filed with large and enthusiastic crowd to
witness the one mile race between George
Catterson and Ed Perkins. Mr.. Catierson
won in five minutes and five seconds. Mr..
Perkins time. FIVE minutes and eight
seconds. The rink management presented q
gold badge to the winner. Large crowds
constantly attend this place of amusement.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

@ ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS Rsper Com
w msndeTy No l, X. Z Stated conceive IN
w Masonic Temple this Tuesday evening at
7:30 O'Clock.
PHINEAs G c. HUNT, L. C.
WILLIAM n. SNYTHE. Recorder
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course adopted viii be rigidly followed. A
circular letter is being prepared which is 20
be sent to every physician, midwife or other
person who contributes 10 the crogning sue
cess of the death bed. This letter requires
such persons making out two death returns
TO the board, to make their return within
eighteen hours after the death has occurred,
or prepare to 60 before the Mayor aud pay >
fine. 1t is urged that besides the Law which
requires this. cemeteries will not receive
bodies without q burial permit which the
Office can not issue until the return is made.
snd that undertskers have complained Of
physicians whom they have had 10 hunt up
before they could proceed with funerals.
This is an annoyance OF a far resching cser-
scter, which can be removed by physicians
complying with the Law, and the board pro.
poses 10 see that they do il in the future.
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Il toneers, s. Ws&h'n 81. Stocks Of mernhsn
49, ~ Ill % ea2aeS se2xat ea0lsai ics osaas
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VXTANTED-Young medical man or druggist
W travelling salesman. Address T. a. Senti-
mel IL
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TTlHOSE going TO Hot SPRING. for the uestnen
i of syphilis, gleet scrofuls, and all cutRneous
or blood diseases, can be cured for one-third tn
cost of such trip az the old reliable stand. hav
been located here fo- tWenty-three years. and wts
the advantage OF long and successful experience
Can warrant cure In al cassS speZnas0rFhe
and impotenoy, IN all their stages. positiyel.
cured. Once hocrs, 9. m. 20 D. n, As Vtrginb
avenue, Indianapolis. Pills sent With fun dicec
tons at 81 PER cox. DR.. BEtEFrT, EuocessnF q
DR.. Ewing.
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"ANTED-A situation TO do homework in
w small family; good reference. l55 Harmon
street. 101
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VITANTED-By q boy of sixteen, place TO do
w any kind OF work. Call OF address S47 West
Michigan street. 1912
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7NO LOAE-Aoney on improved city property ir
Il Indianapolis, or improved farms. A u. sTOD
DARD 8 CO.. Talbot Block. Indianapolis. Ind.
Is
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ANNOuNORlaENT.

UIHE annual stockholders' meeting or The Citi-
i zens' Street Railway Company VIII be held al
their Office, on Louisiana street Monday, January
II, 1885. A. Z. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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New Brooms sweep clean.

The new Board Of Health is preparing
vigorous line Of policy, which may appear 9
little rough to some physicians, but it will
result in go2d aud it ia to be hoped that the
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