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Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
eaters Must be Opened.

Mayor Rhoads gives notice that al
persons VITO DO 10. have the CUTTERS
opsnsd in front Of their plaza Of
business, residences or other premises >,
owned or occupied by them, viii De
proceeded against aad obliged 70 pay
= fac aud costs The Street CON-
missioner has q fores Of men at work
cleaning the cutters AZ the intersection
Of stress, aud II al property holders
zlH do the same, there viii not be any
DANGER Of cellars beirg flooded.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
very disorder, !.

Yesterday afternoon W. =, ID
has frequently grace -. 4
City Court with her al
of her periodical drua, .a,,.sd
herself by raising esin,sis =. 4
brewery. The police -
bu, a wagon had to be EE i%g
her to the hall. Tbs U ~
Arraizned be!e-e JUG 4
fined 81 and costs, llrsl
her to New Castle 81 10
sober up.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
GesffnG Better

John ?. CORY. Assistant I
q; the West Yard, Who VA
I'M ure1 by the railroad acct
foot Of Justtsou street. has =
such an extent - 20 b. o.;
Coy le is able for duty FL
better, and Melvin Is ge:uti
vel. ss can be expec,ei vi
pound fracture Of the es.
I.AAc 8. TAlley. I'M nret i
hghl with J. Wesley hnI
age yesterday, Is also r,ii
better.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
Phoenix Librae

The Pknnix Steam p
pany has just had a DO 1
ted In their meeting res
Bro. carpenters, 70 b -
~ which the P hpniI mta I
70 provide. The cas- . !
9i high. with 6 ste Ess :
doors. The nemhe:s nav
but few bcoks yet, srd W " Y.
b. thAukful TOR dos - on' .
kind ard thooghtfu 'ri7hU'
feel like encourages VIC
this good movement
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
u,niI,.s ne.ors Rataea.

ST. PEIKRsBURS, Jan 10 "A bihilis
resort has bern discovered opposite the
Annitchkoh palice. In this city. The
police made descent on the place and
arrested several persons found In the
house. Tnsy seized . number OF bombs
and other explosives. . printing press
and quantity Of tTeAsonable docu.
mentA.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
AeDsaa IBtared-

PARIS, Jan. ie.-At Vlenne odAy
m American colored Aerohs: nan 81
MAlccm wAs giving an exhibition 90 .
wire stretched across the river Rhone,
when the wire broke and be fell upon
:he deck OF . sh p below, breaking bis
lim % Acd several Of his ries- he Il
uow in . d. ing condition
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
The FlEsa HIetery.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company scored the first victory In the
New Jersey Assembly Monday night
on the question OF bridging Staten
tslaud Sound. The get Was unexpec
teddy precipitAted by the introd uction Of
9 solution by Mr.. Parker, OF Essex
County, who is credited with being a
representative Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad interest, requesting Congress
10 defeat any bill inirOdu csd having in
view the bridging Of Staten Island
Sound. An Assem- blymAn In favor :of
the bridge project moved the reference
OF the resolution to the COMMITTEES on
riparian rights, bus this Mr.. Parker
earnestly opposed. arguing that the
resolution should be unanimously
adopted, ~ similar one was at the last
session Of the ASS mbly. Bat the
motion 70 refer was adopted ~ . yotG
OF 50 TO %. A Trenton Dispatch sAys
the vote caused the utmost futprise,
and tie Pennsylvania Road cos not
know VIVA; struck 1t,
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

General John Newton, chiefof Engi-
|neerA, Unitsd States Army, originator
of the plan and director OF the work,
has prepared complete account Of tie
Operations for the removal Of the oh
struetions ~ He'll Gate, from their be-
ginning TO The explosion Of Flood Rock.
in October last, which viii APPEAR viih
full and new illustrations As the lead.
ing article in the February mum Der Of
e. The Popular Science Monthly"
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
Sale of ke0ek.

Thomas Maioney, who occupies the
farm OF Eugene Rogers, n,ar New Cas-
tie, will cell his stock and farming i'm.
plenents AZ public sale, en- Thursday
the 2sih last 1T IL O'Clock, D. m. There
are six head Of horses, some OF them b.
ing very superior animals. and . lot OF
first-class cows, beside q great quantity
OF farm Implements.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
Verdict forIhe Defense,

The complicated case Of Lewis Snyder
versus HorAtio W. Pharo occupied II e
attantiAn OF the United States District
Court the whole OF yesterday, and to-
day at II o'clock met 70 receive the
charge ot judge Wales, which occupied
about three quarters of An hour in in
delivery. The jury then retired and
after 81 hours deliberAtlon brought IN
: verdict for the defendant.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
The Ma,er Commission.

There vas but little business traDsAc-
ted ~ the meeting Of the Water Com
mission last evening. The City Trea-
sufsr reported = balance Of ST.. g35. sc in
the Cnion National Bank to the credit
Of the city and the weekly pay roll,
amounting 10 s35S.S5 was presented aud
passed.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

Samuel A. Mcdaniel. Of the arm Of
Jes.sr * Mcdaniel, No. 4le WIS
Er,nT stres;. Wi start for the West n
. FEY Gays, in order 70 procure another
cArso o. horses ADAPTED 70 the wants OF
farmers And oGhs-s IN ths section OF
The cou.sry.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

LONDON, Jan. 10 The war fever Ia
raging in Seryia. The government II
elFrads has summoned the second ban
and las ordered smother 20 00O. 900 Of
cartridges, eighteen batteries and sevs
RAJ machine guns Traffic between
Nissa and Belgrade has been suspended
by the governmer'
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
Masque osrsll

The grand mAsque CAT ~, a
nj The Citizens Risk ~ -. n
vas led by Prof. FINE! -
was made up OF person' 70 ' i 4
nations. Dancing ffois C,rb1
This was one of hne1 49, n
held in this city. r,p 81
nounoed 10 appear OF
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

Joseph R!chA-d.on. formerly . well
known butcher, died ~ his residence,
No. ia West Fonrth street., ~ an early
hour this morning. after an illness Of
. few days, aged - years. His re-
mains viii be Inferred 10 the Whining
ten and Brzniyvtns Cemetery next
Friday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
.peefaHEoftee

All ueub -rs Of the K g. Z. sre in
vited TO accompany Cyrus Castle, No. J.
on their visit 10 Chester on Thursday
evening, 2Ist met, 20 meet ~ tbs room
n D. N. sharp, 30 Jake 40 train. Sign
ed Chester committee.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
Painfai Fs's :,

This morning J !" "A
Eleventh street, who ls,sr "
the building OF the XIII
new wharf OF the u a. IN ofIsI
fell and Injured the , sry n
his thigh very sevsitTT,s,sra
was called and adm
remedies -
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

A L Ainscow & Co. have received
50 go extra tne prime oysters direct
from tie beda Also 50 coo extra culs
usual prices, Is, % and 40 cents per
quart This immense invoice ofcy Eters
e equal 70 y two horse loAds
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
onenink the RixerH.

Yesterday thetus Meteor Wa engaged
Ia breaking up the ice IN the ChrisGisnA,
and took oct Bash ard Warmers bArSes
Tie channel In the D7!awAre il kept
,open oy the PhilAdeiphiA ice boats
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
MARKIED.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the igth
instant, 81 ST. Petsr's Pro-Cathedrai, 81
ne New. BealAmin Kelley. mr. Clautoa n
Of this city
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
EDIT1


A Asfes,s
An adjourned session -
Oeer and Terminef VA ~
irAs. With Chief Justice %
Associate judges woo,,sr
leg present. Il wAs eTrs-,.s -
meat would be heard 81. ~.
Of Waltar Bacon, Esq 4,
In the cAssof Char lee R1b,s.
who vas convicted a, a..
term on % indictnen, SO,
with having committed a ~
sAnls upon . white woman -.
Ella ". Gardner, last Dc, -
bird Handrrd.
By direction Of the Conn a.
ney General and the prt.n,..
had Forwarded their .,-
writing TO the judges durs,s
ton. consequently all ,ta,n
the Court 10 do this uo,,'.
render decision.
As Judge Houston dit -
the morning train soue uns
waiting on him, and tea
o'clock When the Juds. :,
present took their seats "a a
and the rrisoner wAs brUs,1,
p laced In the dock.
Levi q. Bird, Esq., eAx
tention Of the Conri 70 he &.
the November term the lar,
In the case Of Lewis r D.y,
for she mu r6er Of efiieer p
disagreement being betEs..
the fTst or second de,re,
Nearly all the regular ta,.
called at the time, and "
excused or had formed 90 =,
were sworn. de claimed a.
prisoner was 70 b again -
life, he should have a n.,
select . jury from, and a. >
not be done At the Rebr4AJ
asked that the. case BE- c,.sssI
May, when there viii u a. e,
panel.
The Chief j asticA aid Dan
the opinion that in . cap a. a
= new trial wAs ordered Il.
wss entitled 70 have . ful =
and instructed Mr.. Btrs e era,
necassary sfAdavis for prs,s.z
the Court
As Judge Houston bear, u
Robinson q Q Court vsi,a T.
/ O'Clock for him 70 oons, ma
not put In an appeArAuce kds
opened by Coroner SmiiA Nj
loo OF the Court was read y !
Justice.
He reviewed the grounds d
trial made by Mr.. BAcor AZ
suea = thing ~ . new ifiA Al,
case was unknown in EaTHt
al Eng i.h jary renders Ts:l
ismanifsstly WRONG. senis, ed
and tie pardon OF the prtss
mend d by the Conrt, vaicsJ
| granted. In this State there 4
bat nine applications foF usS
capital cAses, and all u tAas
New Castle county.
| TaR CASE OBTALlU
Levi =. Bird, Esq ole o. y
for Isaac 5. TAlley, who so6
HAaby on the ~ int, siA'rA n
ing that he would b. rrA3r Z
case called for trial on tte eni I
February term Of Corft, =
anxious 10 have II tried -,lls.
When IL was sukses al Dl1
probably TAlley would lstRn
pear ~ that time, be rep Lied u
the opinion Of his PHI sciAs !
would either be able 20 Q ne n
or vould be dad, ~ he is pesa
with nation OF tAs, ~
ros1IL WOuto SS k4..-sS1 "a
time.
4 neg trial va refasei r.
! Attorney General Biggs al
, that the sentence of TIE cshs
upon the prisoner.
The Chief Justice t34 "a
Sand up aud after hearing I'D
the Chief Justice sA,d Ia
had not seen anything IN whi
said Why sentence should ss |
upon him, and AFTER EdVsi,i
make all the prepArAiion be d
tenced bin 10 be haag q
April 10Th
The prisoner received the
moved bat did Bos remove
from the Judge while be WAS
: cling il
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
a D,.heneaa Red.FrI1eu

Last night IsaAo Hayden applied a;
police station for lodging, aud vas &C
commodated with spsce IN one OF the
corridors, where he stretched himseli
out for 8 nights rest Alongside Of
him there was an oystsrman. who had
something over . In his pocket. Just
a. he was falling asleep be ftlt hand
in his pocket, and found tha; ii be-
lonEed 10 Isaac. He demonstrated With
him and Isaac Apologized, but before
the oysterman fell asleep he again
found the hand fumbliug around HE
pockets. He warned Isaac no, 10 do 4
again, but when he woke this mornin z
he fouad the warning had not bosp
heeded, As his money Was gone, and he
made complaint 10 the ofioers, aud had
him Arraigned before Judge Cummins
AS the money was found in his pockei
he was held in $500 bail for furthel
bearing to morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
HOUSES, RUUsEs
FOR SALE.

HOUSES HOUSES HoUsE'
FOR SALE.
lsoo washinx,on. ROM and bath.
lSla " SshiagtoE, rooms and bath.
1924 v Ashinstoa, rnoras and hath
1900 Washington, rooms ana bath.
20 WAshiuGson i rooH-s and bath.
r. L. or. foarth and eat, rooms tni
bah.
lss weg, roous and bath.
l4la Harrison. rooms aud bath.
ia HArr SOD. r-Ons snd bath.
sl2 Jackson, : rooms ard bath.
sZs JEcgscE. . foe EDs ard bath.
90 Jackson. tcorne,e, > rooms ~ bath.
lis Jackson, rOoDs and bath.
Iloo JLcgsJn, 9 rooms ard "a h.
IhlrteSnh and Jsrersoa, Io'ms an
bath.
al Van Buren,, 9 rooms and bath.
as Van Barren, rooms and BAH
SJ3 n Adieon, ruona and bath.
t9s II Adisou, Q rooms ard bath.
- KA1 sor. rooms AID bath.
- alison, = =. coz 81 ofrH ard bath.
oJI ~ Adtson, mons and bats.
s1e N4cis1n 10 rOons and bath
| IS Madnc7, Rooms Ard bath
90 Madison. loous &C d bath.
so ! attn al. rooms ard bath.
| 1903 Orange, :vsns and bal
1 liz C0DArd
ia sl5. ~. and W 3uyer ave. I rJons.
/ IOsI Rim Z rooms asd oath.
| IsJs Lincoln, looms acd bath.
| Corue: Cedar and Right, rooms Ani
bBts
- " Seventh street u r0oms and bath.
| 81 " SIKH street., room. aud bath
| sg5 " Teeth fOcnf and bsLE.
| eat " est StcoEd, c ro,ms.
lg1S Trenton Place, rosms AID bath
- W FOURTH, y rooms and bath
81 v es: fCurih r,oDs Rnc bath.
4 80 Wesg Fcufth ~, MS nc bath.
us Wes. FCu IN, sons AMI bah.
4 llZI e.. Fourth rooms and bath
l lll5 est Eigttn, o ms And t4fh
| ll7 Hts: Eighth Rooms AID bath.
L 81 E.2sr Tenth y rueIas std bath
/ a. Z Ihlsd. rooms md bath.
| y L rveatY- 5 roc ms and bath
| 81 East thirteenth, ro01s ard bath.
/ 73s ELS; SIKH room and bah
| -os< lat Si1 b, rl-oIs al hath.
tl4 sherman. ROM
~ Bee nett S ioous and q III.
| corner TUeith Ard Elizabeth,
I-oo Is AID bath
y corner Twelfth ard EliEIbsth,
| 70 uIs AId BATH
: Z e1raer rAyior zul Poplar. Il rOtias
bAth ant stoFs.
/ =. ". ocraer F.f'k ard French store.
heGvs % "i.sJu, between Ninth AM
| TeEih. IRONS
Upsa g.eF sn.ass from t3s
BY
PHILIP h CLARK kCO.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

Tomorrow pram.s-s 70 be elsar add
J snewkAt colder. FRIDAY, fair and
:. txhsly warmer.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20
TWO NEW STYLISH COUNTRY n

TWO NEW STYLISH COUNTRY A
i homee tor sale. Two neat residen. NJ
ees in the Swiss and Russian order Of Arcnl .
lecture. and an acre Ct ri.h land for garden
vegetables; pure water At the door
under cover These desirable homes are
located near Yorkiyn station. Della
ware western KsilfeAd. delaware, nine
miles nom Wilmington only. tt-Ains daily.
q Aise your own oSrn, potatoes. cabbage,
tomatoes, celery and fruits. This nev prop
cry NUT be seen 10 be Appreciated, all
built and painted 10 . DUR bic manner. Con
ins 3 rooBs in each. rooms. parlor, din
Ing room. kitchen. porch. plenty ofclosets on
lat toor,4 bed ehAmbe 9 closets and balcony
porch under deep projecting roof on and
roor. bed chan bers Snd eloseis on Sd door.
II white coat plAstersd, folding doors be
tween parlor snd dining rOoms. Conditions
tls0o each. OrehAlf can remsin on .emises.
y. Il II not sold, one will be for rent
Possession In 80 days from January sth, lisa
Appip 10 I. W. fERhEE, lorklyn p. q.
las-st We sa-&t-t
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

Call and see ssm ps;ee.
the REPUBLICAN
&eAp.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

A clear conscience, 8 pair OF easy
fitting Shoes and . bottle ef Red Star
Cough Cure will make q man happy
and coptented.
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

At tie RurHLrcAE once In the shade
7 o'csock 10 O'Clock II o'clCch
80 $40 $50
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

UYAsTED-A YOUNG LADY WISHES
w pos ton II store or once. Best
Of re fefsacs given Apply 81 - ". sixth
strset- t2o-4s
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

DOOMs FURNISHED OR UNFUR.
II nished on second roor with heat and
gn AZ ocl French street. I2o-Stt
EOR SALE STALL IN PlOkEf X
Il clubs stable. Smiley street above sth.
hEALD q Co, I'll and Market. I0.St
NOR RENT A lohOOMED HOUSE
E IN splendid order from roof TO cellar /;
AL modern Improvements, 50 Jefferson 81
Inquire ct SO King street. 0lt'
EOk SALE Dk.SIkABLE RESI-
II dence, 500 W. Eighth street, rooms
bath. etc. Front AID side yards. Inquire
on premises or Of v, W. BIRDSALI..
tgo-tf-eod-m-w.s
Daily Republican., 1886-01-20

PHILIP Ii. CLARK AGO.
l9,-u
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-03

ire Of the nations treasures and antiquities.
1t contains over fifty million dollars worth
of national property, and it has all the
conditions necessary to the success of the
grand enterprise which is contemplated.
President Cleveland is represented to be
in state of anger and disgust over the out
come of the Police investigation that has
stirred up the city during the. past two
weeks. The dismissed officials will probsb-
ly appeal to Mr.. Cleveland for redress, and
in the event that he fails to take the mat
ter mp, they say they will go to Congress. 1t
is stated by authority who knows more
than he tells that those who would like to
know the whole truth about this matter,
the moving causes that have connected the
President with the trouble, together with
the destinations against certain dist ng-
uished citizens and officers will do we'll to
insist upon Congressional investigation of
the Pc ic, scandal. They will find the
subject interviewer in manner that will
surprise politicians.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-03
An End to Bone Scrapinc

Edward Shepherd, of Harrisburg,
Ill.,, says: Having received SO much
benefit from Electric Bitters, feel il
md duty to let suffering humanity know
it. Have had running sore on my
leg for eight years; my doctor told me
[ would have to have the bone scraped
or leg amputated. l used, instead
three bottles of Electric Bitters and Sc, =.
an boxes Bucklen's Arnica Salve, and
my leg is now sound and we'll"
Electric Bitters are sold at fifty
cents a bottle, and Buck lens Arnica
Salve at 25c per box by l. r. Kirk.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-03
A New Pastor at Wilmington.

Rev. Father Carey, formerly of
Easton, recently appointed to the
pastorate of the Catholic Church OF
Elkton and Newark. Del. has enter
ed upon the discharge of his
duties. Father Carey succeeds
Father Lyons, who is now sta
toned at St. Peters Church in
Wilmington, and will act as Sec.
rotary to Bishop Curtis.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-03
Contest for Carlisle's Seat.

The grounds for the contest of
Speaker Carlisle's seat in the Fiftieth
Congress of the United States have
been prepared. and signed by George
IL. Thobe, the contestant. The allie
cations are numerous, and it requires
forty five pages of legal cap paper to
reCite them all.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-03

DR.. Seth Arnold; My Dear Sir
Tine Cough Killer you kindly sent
me is a most gone, and l want it
always in the house. 1 wish the
world knew its vaue.''-Rev. Jeffer.
son Haskall, Medford, Mass. For
sale by G. G Sill. Price Csc. SOC. and
$1.0O per bottle.
Dr.Seth Arnold's Sugar Coated
Bilious Pills. unequalled for costive.
ness, jaundice and liver troubles. 25c.
For sale by G.. G. Sill.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-03

THE REV. GEO. H. TAYLER, of
Burbon, Ind, says: Both myself and
wife owe our lives to SHILO'S CON-
SU MPTION CURE" Sold by DR.. l..
Il. Kirk. +
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1886-12-03

"The doctors said my wife had con-
sumption. Tried DIR Lindsey's Blood
Searcher,' and she has better health
than ever" G. H. Hubbard, Hampden,
Ohio.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-14

People spend a great deal Of money
needlessly for having their watches
cleaned" said Maiden lane Jeweler the
other day. "A gentleman living in New
Jersey called here one day last week and
said his watch had stopped unexpectedly
and then gone on again the same as usual.
He wanted it cleaned, as he feared that II
it stopped again he might lose train.
Most jewellers would have taken the
watch, cleaned it and charged him IS or "
for the work. The proper thing to do II
a watch acts in that way is to take note
OF the hour, minute and second when II
stopped. Then jeweler can see just
where the dirt that has stopped the works
lies and can remove it by fastening down
the main spring aud taking off the balance
wheel. Otherwise he should have u
clean all the works, not knowing whicf
particular part needed cleaning. toic
nv customer this, and he had only trlh'
to pay for having his watch put in order
II the watch had really needed cleaning
all over it is not likely that it would haV'
gone on again after stopping. Ne"
N0rk Sun.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-14

The hairpin statistics of New York city
are among the most interesting and Will
furnish food for thought even among the
most frivolous. II is estimated that
some 945. 600. 900 hairpins are sold annual
" in this city, and giving half Of this
amount to women outside of the city VINO
do their shopping here, leaves each mem
her of the fair sex in Gotham Just S41
hairpins year. Then when all the
habies, little school girls who wear Their
hair flowing or braided in pigtails, and
the hundreds Of young ladies who prefer
shineled locks are counted out, almost
double that amount is given each woman
with long back hair.
Where do the 172, 800, 900 hairpins &c
every year. One would expect to find
them scattered all over the town, yet how
seldom are they encountered on the side
walk, and the weekly sweeping at hom'
fails to gather but half dozen or SO
even though hundred may have beer
lost in that same house.-New 1ori
Journal
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-14

To the Editor Of the GlObe-Republic:
You will oblige me by giving space to
these few remarks concerning the report of
DIR. Reade about the diphtheria disease in
St Bernard's school, published in yester-
days issue.
Iwould have much preferred that this re-
port had not been published in the paper,
but since it has been published, | must cor
| rect one great mistake: Among the twenty
children that died of diphtheria in ST. Ber-
| nard's parish, only seven ever attended
school. The others were too young yet tC
90 to school; hence, no twenty little seats
can be empty from deaths that occurred
among school children from diphtheria.
| Respectfully,
J. ID. kRFsS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-12-14

appeared, He did not come, however, and
II is supposed that he heard in some man
per that the police were on his trail and
seized the opportunity to shake Springfield
dust from his feet.
How many people he succeeded in SWIM
ding cannot. of course, be told and the eX
act number will probably never be learned
| The scheme was remarkably shrewd one
PLAYING as it did on that particular frailty o.
human nature which prompts persons to Try
to get $50 worth of goods for $40. and TIT
| man who worked il was certainly philos
| nhpr