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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

Ps''o"ou ioa ~fm not oxco0otDR one
ycar.
SECTION 4. II any know or have
reason to suspect that said disease ex-
lists among the cattle In his possession,
or under his care. he shall forwith give
notice TO the Governor, and for failure
DO 10 do shall be punished by . fino not
exoeedinR i've hundred dollars. or by
imprisonment not exceeding one
year.
SECTION 8. Any person disobeying
the orders OF the Governor, Sheriff or
Deputy Sheriff. made In conformity to
this act, or any persen driving or trans.
porting any neat cattle contrary TO the
regulations made and published ~
Aforesaid, shall be punished BY . hne
not exceeding Ave hundred dollars, or
BY imprisonment not exceeding one
year.
SECTIONS 8, 7 and 8 provide for the
expenses incurred In enforcing the act,
and Dakes provisions regulating the
manner In which animals can be
brought from another State. Section
8 also provides that the act shall npply
to all contagious diseases that are vfru.
lent and fatal In their character.
Aa 1t is an established principla tha,
ignorance OF q law will not excuse any
one for violation, IL may be TO ths
interest Of every owner Of catsle te
carefully examine the provisions oi
sect ions 3 and 4 and comply with their
requirements. BY the above act It vii
he sren that the Governor has almost
absolute authority in the matter, and
there is not the slightest doubt but b,
VIII act promptly, and II AdditionA
Legislation 10 needed have 1t enacted NJ
once,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

There we're six very fine games played
on Saturday, all drawn. To day or
this evening in all probability will de-
eide the American championship, with
the chances greatly in Bakers favor
In winning the match. Priest is going
to try the dangerous tactics to force a
win from Barker to draw the match. II
be should be fortunate enough to make
q win he is ready TO make another
match for the same stakes But 1t is the
opinion Of great many checker experts
that Barker will be slow in accepting
another challenge from Priest. because
he has sufficient warning to lead him
not to tackle" Priest again. So far
there has been only one good solid win,
and that was made by Priest; the two
that were won by Barker were v',ry
simple slips and costly blunder for
Priest. The score now stands Bar
ker, 2; Priest, l drawn, 3S. There
are 9 more games to play.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
Typhoid Fever.

The d, ct0rs arc kept busy In Will
mington prescribing to the wants Of
those who are stricken down with ty.
phoid fever. The number Of young
people who are suffering from this fever
is something to be alarmed at, and
should be q warning To those In good
health to see that nature Is not imposed
upon, while attending dance parties,
where the young folks are 30 apt to
leave q warm room in q heated con.
dition, and pass out into the cold with
out sufficient wraps.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
Z necsive work for Homeop.sny.

To THE EDITOR OF THE REPUBLICAN
SIR:
The managers of the National Home
opathic Hospital in the city Of Wash.
ington, d. G., send greetings to Della
ware, with thanks for prompt and be-
nevolent manner in which she respond.
ed TO this call. The fair held by them
on the 18th to the 20th OF December, In
which many of our friends were person
ally interested, closed on that day after
a W eek's entertainment that was uni.
versaly acknowledged to be the most
brilliant and best conducted OF any fair
ever held in Washington. 1t was q
grand success and by 1t Homeopathy
received an impetus and standing
In the District of Columbia which 1t
could not we'll have gained other
wise."
The articles were not. all disposed
Of, and the lady managers determined
not to sacrifice them, but will hold
another carnival. probably in February,
and try to realize on the property left
over. 1t was thought probable that
about $1,000 would be realized ION
goods already sold and about 81 900 on
those remaining. At subsequent
meeting of tho Ladies' Aid, by whom
the fair was conducted, a statement of
the receipts and expenditures was read
The Treasurer's report showed q total
receipt of S3,776, with goods left over
at an estimated value of 81 800, making
net profit of 81 ,072 after deducting ex.
penses.
After the Treas urer's report the
following extract from letter written
by G. X. Lawton, chairman of the Della
ware committee, was read, saying:
The following members of the Ex-
ecutive committee for the State of
Delaware are deserving special men.
tion as having done good and efficient
work for our cause w. Hastings,
vice president /; Mrs. DR.. Kittinger,
chairman of committee on fancy ar
ticles Mrs. W. Hastings, treasurer
Drs. L. and l.. A. Kitunger, A. E
Frantz, M. D., aud j. Harmer Rile, M.
D.. all of Wilmington M. e. Ander-
son, of Dover Del. l.. M. Whistler,
NJ. D., of Newark, Del. Also, the fol.
lowing citizens of Wilmington, who, by
giving us their aid and support, have
largely to the success CT
our enterprise in this State: G. Har-
Ian. ~. ~. j. Taylor Cause, Harlan
Cause. A. G. DUPONT and +. b. Hilles.
There are many Others too numerous to,,
including the press of our
city, whose cheering words and willing
hands have never failed us. For these
ex pressions of good will, and for work
nebly done, we thank you.
G. H. LAwToN, Chairman.
Wilmington, January 9, 1885.
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A uddon Death.

Last Saturday evening about o.
clock, while young man named
Michael O'Tool, % years of age, who
resided with his father at Curlett and
Spruce streets, was sitting at the sup
per table he was seised with violent
spasm. His friends raised him from
the table and placed him on sofa,
while q messenger was dieI ,tched
for DR.. Ball at Sixth and Pine tSreets.
The doctor came immediately, out all
his efforts to relieve the young man
were unavailing, and he died few
minutes after his arrival. The funeral
will take place to morrow morning at
St Mary's church, and the interment
will be at the new Cathedral cemetery.
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Death of Mrs. Vents.

Mrs. Margaret Wentz, wife Of Chas.
r. Wentz, a conductor ON the p, w. 4
b. Railroad, died last Saturday .sght
after q serious illness with pleuro-
pneumonia, combined with heart
disease. DIR. Grimshaw was the attend.
ing ply ysician, but DIR. Wales Of this
city, and DR.. Pancoast Of Philadelphia,
were called upon last week as consult
ing physicians. The deceased had con-
Quoted the millinery business at No.606
KING street for some time, and WAS
we'll known In this city. The funeral
services will take place tomorrow
morning at the house at IL o'clock, and
the remains will be Inferred privately
at the Wilmington and Brandywine
Cemetery in the afternoon.
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~
HILL.
1885,.
|7l5liIl5.

BY people are now pur-
g muslins. We wish
Find buyers Of these
| that our stock is large,
cling the best brands
eed on American spin
It prices which you will
|ell to compare with
hg to be found in this
neighboring city
) note the brand and
| and compare with
Ee are now offering.
I've all the leading and
Bic makes, such as
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c~" fheos '.Ao' sun eot4 D w
Ageass scr DunAap's Aass.
8umf0rd BrosheFs, AastePs
An oft.taken sip-gossip.
Time will tell-s lady's age.
Universal mAss-Chrfstmas.
Sweet strains-mskinx hsney.
Arc elopements verdant slopes?
Try Bush's coal you will like II.
Try Bush's coal you will like IT,,
Tho land Of nod the auction room
To make cakes shoft-eat them.
A cheeky business-the barber's.
II looks 10 US as II Nelson WAS on top.
Date your leaf-turning at New Year.
Nice tin 100. goods at the g9,. store.
A legislator 10 pow-WowerfuI man.
Sweetness and light-a lovers first kiss.
Best and cheapest dolls at tho 99c. store.
Birds and Cages 1t Parker's, East 2nd ct.
Mn'ard r. Davis, jewelers. T.. and street.
Ofty Laundry, Sixth and Shipley strssts
II the day is dun, what color lie the night
Our liberty -bell-the belle Of the kitchen
strong cough candy at Fergut on's, IL z. 2nt
Read the advertisement Of Vsry,s express
Wringers sold:snd repaired, 1t 8l8 Shiplsy
zine IL X. Rings, At Hart, 10 y. Fourth s
For restaurant coffee go to 400 King stree,
Brazilian Balm, coughs ana colds, 10 OF
Brazilian Tonic Bittsrs only 90 oents.
Tany at Ferguson,s, IL East Second stree
The most popular trade at present--cabire o.
making.
Los prices make steady:sales for Mullin
b26 West Front street.
Vary's freight line 10 conceded TO be chea D
or than Bush or Warmers
.xaca cnN.> ..o o.. snn X.z.-
get pound Of Nicaragua.
Where other remedies signaIIy fall, PAIN
VICTOR comes to the rescue.
House and sign painting, Buckmaster ans
Woodmansey. 62tW. Front street.
L. +. Adair, 4l3 King street, has the cham
pion lamp extiDguisher. Stop and nee 1t.
Take your babies 70 hollands, B0f Mark(
street. and have their pictures taken bv tn
instantenecus process.
line salt oysters rs, 30 and 20 cents Do
quart at Psnnelrs stall 120 King street, an,
also homemade mince meat.
Elegant plush and morocco albums. =
Prices % and u each, in small weekly pay
ments. Leave orders ut kKPUBLIoAN office
or call on John q. Bryant, Pennsylvani
House, King and Front streets.
PoRr.
I've Q verselet on Ieatlet,
A dainty little creed,
What will you give me for 1t,
To NIL l0ng.fe need?
xDIToR.
I've damlet on my tong uelet,
A good one. tried and true,
Which always give to poets,
And I'll DO as Kind 10 you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Women . Christian Temperance Union
will be held in Grace Chapel, Tuesday,
Sannary 13. 1888, at $3.50 +. IN. All
Interested are invited to attend.
A gospel prayer will be held in the
free reading room, corner OF Taylor and
Kirkwood streets, on Tuesday evening,
January 18th, at f.30p IN.
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DSBY q HILL.
|uTg Embroideries,

/ take special pains to
pc best value in these
that it is possible for
leash, long experience
fcess to the largest and
(s,t stocks imported for
can furnish.
podestly claim to be
parters Tor these goods
city, and we make the
(ent without lear of
(dlctlon, that better val
mot be found in this
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

Retailing speciality. New milk,
SKINNED milk, butter milk cream, but
ter and cottage cheese always fresh.
SKINNED milk, 2 cents a quart. Fourth
and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
our BOY is Per fectly Well.

X, II. Kline, 93l Arch street, Phila., Pa
Our boy was afflicted with EPILEPSY, or Fall.
ing Sickness, and is now perfectly we'll and
goes to school. Refer to me at any time In
regard to the virtue Of our Great Nerve Re-
storer. Mrs. W. A. Pendergrast, Fitchburg,
Mass.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

Five thousand pair American and
foreign hose. Ladies', gents and chill
dren's, less than half price. Don't miss
them. Russell's.
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Assignment.

The Baltimore Day Publishing Com.
pany, with which w. T. Oroasdale Was
employed for some time, has = ede an
assignmentto j. Parker Veas,y. for
the benefit of creditors. The T., itiea
are said to be $4,000, l. udi, n
mortgage of SIT 900 and ARE rs of rent
upward Of $500, upon wiz latter
claim the effects were seized, but snb-
sequently surrendered to the trustee
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
Rugby Evening School.

This evening business on the second
floor of the Masonic Temple, win re-
open at O'Clock. Glasses in book
keeping, mathematics anu penmanship
will be formed. Persons who desire TO
obtain thorough owledge of book
keeping. and commercial branches,
will DO well to call at Rugby this even.
ing. The evening school will be open
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday
evenings. For terms and further in
formation, apply to DIR. James W,
Murphy, Rugby Academy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
We Exert Ourselves

To accommo odate you. Our drugs are SO
lected prices low. We try to satisfy. Pre-
scriptions speciality. Beaton Smith, 7th
and Pine streets.
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vii, Close q, Q r. m.

Mullih 4 Son will close their store In
evenings at q p. m, except Saturday
evenings, until further notice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
Fine Salt Oysters.

Just received 10 barrels, and for sale
wholesale and retail, at Shoemaker's,
502 King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

Tomorrow promises to be decidedly
cooler, and from partly cloudy to clear.
A cold wave is advancing, which will
greatly reduce the temperature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

The wonder Of the Ago.

Imo WOm00f O1 tn0 Age.
Photographic made ~ quick ~ wink
By the instantaneous process-no more
long sitting. ~ fine cabipet photo
graphs for $500 1t Holland 'sl.photo-
graph rooms, 307 Market street.
Bear n niaa
The place TO get your ladies misses and
children's rubber boots Is at Babcock's
206 Market street; also misses and chil.
dren's arctics. Prices lowest in town.
Honest GoOAs.
II you want whole leather shoe, ask
for Barnett, Gallagher & Co.'S firm name
stamped on the sole. None other
genuine. Sold BY principal dealers.
BaFgaan0 Bargains
For the next thirty days In cigars and
tobacco, TO mako room for now stock,
Ut l06 East Second street.
Coal and Fl0ur.
Fell T. Joseph, 7l3 West Front street.
Best coal, best condition. Lea's -four
retail and wholesale.
salt River Oysters
A. Jones' ,6l8 West Eighth street. De.
lfvered to any part Of the city.
A Car LoaA Of Cabbage
on commission. WEIGH, Sharp & Co.
204 East Fourth street.
Jannsy, 3O1 and 1903 King street.
under the cash sy stem, offers potatoes,
apples, onions, oranges, lemons, butter,
roll and print, 1t prices TO suit the
times. Brooms and bags so low as will
astonisb you. Does not allow TO be
undersold In his line OF goods.
Christmas times call to mind the fact
that good goods are always tho cheap
est, and the fact that good goods at low
prices can be bought from j. o. Nc.
Corinick, Seventh and Jefferson streets,
makes us advise all to give him q trial.
Persons wishing prescriptions com.
FOUNDED should take them to Hartman q
drug store, corner Fifth and Poplar.
Night bell at Poplar street door.
Indian Oil, Sagwa and Indian Worm
Killer for sale by Taylor & Fullerton.
302 King street.
Headquarters for repairing of gum
boots and coats at r. Hoffecker's, lO2
w. Second street. Work guaranteed.
Thos. 8. Hanlon, Fire Insurance,
Market and Ninth Sts., Law Building
Bush's, French street. wharf, Ia the
place to buy good coal.
For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
street wharf
All kinds of wood by the load or cord
ct Mills', Fourth and Railroad.
Burke & Kellum has cold weather coal.
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Coal ana Fuour

Two cars prime timothy at Fell and
Front street, -' "0eS
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Personals.

Mr.. VIM. X. Crosby and wife lef,
to day Tor Boston. We wish them a
bon voyage.
The members Of the Rev. I. N. Keig
wins family are under the doctor't
care. The Reverepd gentleman himself
keeps In fair health.
Mr.. Charles f. Griffith 10 confined tc
his house with an attack Of typhoid
fever. He Is under tho care Of Dr.
Kitchener.
Mr.. Lynch, residing at No. 8O5 Madi
son street, Is confined to his bed. lie
sprained himself some months ago, aud
has never been In good health since.
Mr.. Donald NJ. Ross, OF Wilkesbarre,
Pa, paid Wilmington u flying visit on
Sunday. He retIrned home to-day
He reports business fair In the coal re
gions.
Mr.. George, son of Isaac Pyle, tbs
inventor of the electric locomotive head
light, who has been here for the lasl
month, left on Saturday for Ohio
his adopted home. He says that the
company which has formed to manu-
facture his new light are turning then
out as fast rs possible, and that they ar,
being put on all of the locomotives IN
the West.
One Of the papers said on Saturday
that Mr.. Benjamin Shaw, who Is suf
fering with typhoid fever was wei
enough to 60 out of the house on Satur
day. Such Is not the fact, AZ he is con
fined tc his bed, and is Is likely to b,
for some weeks yet, although he II
doing as we'll as can be expected, as hi,
attack was very severe.
DR.. Snitcher Is as ardent as ever II
his epdeavors 10 have the Hon. Charles
b. Lore step into the vacant seat In thu
Senate, II Bayard is called into Presi
dent elect Cleveland's cabinet. ii,
paid visit to Elkton last week and
gave the editor Of the Cecil Democrat
The benefit of little talk OH the mat
ter. No better selection than MIR. Lore
| could be made. SO say We all of us.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12
state Of the Tn%rna ON ceeP
at the REPUBLICAN, office in the shades.
Z o'clock 10 O'Clock l2o'clock.
$50 800 65o

fonn 3 Co.'S thermoInete; registered
&c 'Ste:day, "A degree. S, 81 n 81 Nt
=. n. ard 40 at lOy n
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pSBY HILL.
lANKETS.

sPe claltles, which we
easnre in calling at
TO- as the value is SO
aole. Nothing p'eases
FER than to be able to
pr Customers 81 worth
E;s tents Is, We come very
Offering an extra
hrSe size Il-4Blank,.t
Po' and a much better
$500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

::..soe vary's express advertisement In
another column.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-12

Burke & Kellum's Coal Is the best
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" Patience nj Haverly's Theatre

On Monday evening " Patience, "
Gilbert and Sullivan's esthetic opera,
will be- reviveu In grand style at Hav.
eriy's Theatre. II will have handso me
scenery, beautiful costumes, and every
detail complete There will be q large
chorus OF fresh trained voices. and fl ne
orchestra of solo Nc
C,uil's Opera Comique Company will
interpret the work and IL goes without
Say ing that 1t will be admirably sung
and acted. j. Ii. Ryley will be Bun.
thorDe Digby Bell, Grosvenor G..
w. DUNCAN, Colonel Calverley George
Roseman, Major Murgatroyd George
X. Appleby. the Duke Mary Beebe,
Patience Irene Perry, Lady Angela /;
Emma Ellsner, Lady Saphir and that
pronounced favorite, Laura Joyce Bell,
the massive Lady Jane. This is by far
The strongest and best cast Patience"
has ever had in this city.
As every body knows, the opera IL q
keen satire ON the school of estheticisIn
in troduced by Oscar Wilde, and Bun.
thorne is intended AZ a somewhat ex-
aggerated portrait Of the sunfiower.
esthete himself. The libretto sparkles
with Gilbert's brightest wit, and the
halpy hits In 1t are simply Legion. ln
addition, IL has an idylnc aspect pecr-
liarly agreeable Sullivan never com.
posed more tuneful or artistic music
than j. 70 be found il the score of this
delightful comic opera. and almost all
the airs are not only catchy, but firm
favorites with every body, There In
nothing more beautiful than "Ptithee,
Pretty Maiden, VIII You Marry Me?"
or more quaint than the famous +" Mag.
"tf ani this Ct urD," while the Colonel's
great s"eE and When l Go Out Of
i'oors aie rollicking in the highest
'fsc"e The revival OF PatienS6 "
ro' uIG prove both all artistic and fGan-
:, tal SUCCESS
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The Followers OF Hsh q em.nu.

Inc rtkular annual meeting OF the
Homeopathic Medical Society OF Della
ware and Peninsula was held on Satur-
day In the rooms Of the Young Men 3
Republican Club. The attendance was
unusually large, prominent physicians
being present from all parts Of the State
and Peninsula. The morning session
was opened at II o'clock, l.. KittiDger,
NJ. d., presiding, and DIR. j. Harmer
Rile ~ Secretary. After roll call the
minutes Of the previous meeting were
read and approved. The report OF
Board of Censors was:.read and approx
ed, and several new members were cleo
ted. The society agreed to eralow a
bed In the new Homeopathic Hospital
OF Philadelphia for the use of the indig-
ent sick of Delaware and the Peninsula.
After the regular order of business the
society adjourned.
The afternoon session was called TO
order at 3o'clock, l.. A. Kittinger ofWil.
mington and w. r. Kennedy of Middle
town were elected delegates to the
American Institute of Homeopathy,
which meets June, 1885, at St. Louis,
and l.. w. Finn Of w Wilmington and T.
II. Cooper Of Chestertown, Md, were
named as alternRtes. The followin q
officers were elected.
President, j. w. Crumbaugh, MD;
vice president, j. p. LukeIB, M. d.;
general secretary, l.. A. Kittinger, M.
d corresponding secretary, L. w.
Finn, NJ. d.; treasurer, j. II. Rile M.
d.; Censors, l. Lukins, M. d.; A Neg
endank. M. d., L. Kittenger, M. d.
The different bureaus made elaborate
reports, the papers read being unusually
fine and of q high order. They were
thoroughly and ably discussed. The
newly elected president annoupced the
members of the different bureaus for
the ensuing year as follows: :.
Materia Medica, C. III. Lawton, M.
D.. l. Lukens, NJ. d., Peter Cooper, NJ,
ID. Clinical Medicine, L. w. Finn.
NJ. D., l.. Kittenger, M. D., T. II,
Cooper, NJ. d. ; Surgery, j. G. Dawson.
M. D., w. r. Kennedy, M. D., j. p.
Lukens, NJ. ID. Paedology, l.. A.
Kittenger, M. D., j. II. Rile, M. D., A.
e. FraDtz, NJ. d. Obs stetrics, j. M,
Curtis, M. D., q. II. Lawton, M. D..
G. o. Swinney. NJ. ID. Gynicology, T.
M. Whistler, M. D., S. adwick, M
D., j. p. Luksns, M. ID.
The following committee was ap-
uointed to make arrangements for hold.
mo ,,a next annual meeting j. P.
i.uksns NJ. H.. Peter Cooper, M. D., L.
w. Flinu, M. u,
Adjourned 10 meet the second Thurs.
day in January. 1896,
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NSUTTA,
DWIGHT.
ANCHOR.
C|T Of THE LOOM
ride Of THE WEST,
| Etc.,, ETC..

call special attention
/ 10 4 sheetings, which
|e selling twenty per
ender Philadelphia pri-
|We mean just what