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Telegram-herald., 1886-06-05

GEORGE ". CHlLOS FOR PRESIDENT
81 many degrees tue nest prominent
name likely 10 stand any show for d
nomination 81 the mex. presidential cou-
ysntiou Is brought out 10y the Baltimore
DUTY Netrs aud endorsed by the Phila-
IL plia Telegraph 1. IS that Of GEORGE
". CmLDs, ot the Philadelphia Ledger
The Neirs remai Ks. aud Justly. that N
tue choice % the next executive, pe-s)aal
and Individual character aud merit OF the
candidates Wall enter more largely than
ever before; viii tower above everything
else. and Il there Is d principle or plat
form involved 10 Will be based rather
upon the labor Issue than any other. II
contest where character is thus exalted
Mr. CHILDs would indeed make q formid-
able candidate, no matter which party
n0minates b m We shall look forward
with much interest 20 the outcome Of
bringing forward Ir. CHLDs name, and
Of shat the Leading thinkers will say OF it.
Ths Syracuse y. \. StaHdtrd, allUd.
ing 20 the death OF JoHN KELLY, say s.:
Already Tammany Hall has a success
s0r for JoHN KELLY in the person Of
CHARLES t. LOEw. When Mr. KELLY
fell sick, ambitious members were uot
SLOW 20 agitate the question Of selecting
new chief For a time the society
driitel, but Mr. Low was finally
chosen. NJ Low himself was once a
dsserter from TAMMANY, and his hope is
that the downfall OF the one-man power
iu the society viii tempt many old-timsrs
10 renew their allegiance" This in
Drmation would be more important were
10 uot for the fact that Mr.. LoEw d.ed
.,..-,,. ,,.-.. .I- f,Fr-, A. Errr q l5I
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
A Remarkable Year.

This is bad year for persons who
attach importance to the superstitiors
prejudice against Friday, says the
Baltimore Herald" 1t is well known
that sailors can not be persuaded 10
commence long or hazardous voyage
on this day, but this year the whole
calendar has conspired to upset the
superstitious theorist. A nervous in
quirer has pointed out that 1886 came
in on Friday, and will GO out on Fri
day, and have fifty three Fridays.
Two months in the year come in on
Friday, and two others go out on Fri
day. There are five months in the
wear that have five Fridays. The
phases of the moon change five times
on Friday, and the sun was eclipset
on March 8, which fell on Friday
The longest day in the year and the
shortest both fell on Friday. This
is a tolerably large aggregate of for
tuitous condolences, and will enabl'
superstitious persons to explain ava.
calamities, strikes, murders, wars AM
political frauds, quite as satisfactory.
as the perihelion passage OF Saturn o
the appearance of new comet.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

WASHINGTON, March 3l.-I have
received from an officer of the navy on
duty ut the Torpedo Station, Newport,
az account OF q wonder torpedo boat
built by Yarrow Il Co T, England, for
Austria. The contract speed was %
knots loaded, equal to 25.36i statute
miles. The length of the boat Is 49,
feet; dranght forward, 2 feet 3 inches
aft, o feet 8 inches. The bow Is espe
cially strong aud stiffeued for rammins.
The displacement ON trial drauaht %
tons. The torpedos (Whitehead's) are
to he discharged through two bow guns
built into the hull forward. The en-
gines are three-cylin compound con-
densiug type. The coal-bunker capa'
city is 80 tons, suffj Gent for run Of
$500 miles.
The boat on her trial trip, not beinE
forced for speed, made 1886 statut'
miles per hour, the weight car ried re
presenting the fully equipped condition
| Of the boat, 10 8 tons. Messrs. Yarrou
have offered to hulld q fitst-class ter
pedo boat for the United States, guaran
teeing speed of 1851 statute miles, 70
9l7 600 or for 918,0 1887, 500, tn
boat equipped with Whitehead firing
| tubes and apparatus. 1t is doubtful
| American builders until they attai
practical experience can compete wit
these boats.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
Tho Compost Heap.

A compost heap should be pernia
nent feature in connection with every
well-managed garden. Now is con
venient time to start one in an out of
the-way corner, where it may be
screened from view by a clump Of
bushes or an evergreen hedge. Swamp
muck is the best material for the basis
of a compost heap, but sods of rich
soil from a roadside or pasture may be
made to serve the purpose admirably.
All refuse or offal from the house and
garden that will decay and readily de-
compose should find its way at once
ON the compost heap, together with
all the stable manure, and be nicely
mixed with the absorbing material
That in the spring will be found to be
one of the best Investments to draw
from for daily use
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
Mr.. Davis In DE mand.

The Hon. Jefferson Davis has &C
cepted an invitation to attend, if prac-
ticable, the unwilling of the statue OF
the late Senator b. II. Hill, at Al
lanta, Ga. Mr.. Davis states that he
cannot make an address on the occa-
sion, as his strength will not permit,
though he admits both love and ad-
miration for Georgia's great son, who,
rising with pressure, shone brightest
when weaker natures were over
whelmed with despair" AS Mr.. Davis
lis to delivor an address at Mont
gomery, Ala, on the Goth of April, in
aid of the Confederate soldiers monu
ment fund, it is expected the unwilling
exercises at Atlanta will take place
April 2Sth. The Atlanta Constitution
says vast crowd of Georgians will
welcome Mr.. Davis, limited only b!
the capacity of the trains that rul
into the city.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
Washington Letter.

from our Regular correspondent.
WASHINGTON, March 81, 1885,
There 70 very general agreement that
the Secretary Of the Treasury will never
resume the onerous duties Of his Office.
The strain has been too great for him,
and he cannot return 10 It without i'm :
periling his life. Mr.. Manning's i'll.
ness has raised another CRY of malaria
which has been traced again to the uD
healthy condition OF the Potomac fats
There seems 10 be fatality about the
Treasury Department which no cne can
explain other wise than that the build.
ing 10 situated in an unhealthful local
ity or that the drainage system is defec
tive. For the past year Secretary Man
ming has spent the greater part Of his
time there day and night. Every Sec
rotary who has presided over the De-
partment for the last twenty years, has
been. at acme time during his ocou-
pancy, FIJI Icted by that mysterious dis
ease called malaria. aud physicians
report greater percentage Of Illness
among the employees of that Depart
ment than any other. Some of those
who have been employed at the depart
ment for many years repudiate thi
statement, however, and one gentle
man, who has spent twenty-eight year.
In the treasury service, says he has mo-
been i'll day since he has been there
When Gen. Dix Was Secretary Of thu
Treasury. he complained TO friends tina
I he believed the building was no
healthy, and that since he had beer
there he had never been In good health
Not exactly ill., he explained, 'but
tired and dull all the time The lead
ing ply sicisns OF the country took thit
statement up, and explained that thu
Secretary was suffering from 'mal aria,
and this disease has been the fashion
able thing in Washington ever since
It's origin was traced TO the Potomac
flats.
There are now upwards of 1900 per
sons employed In the Treasury Guild
ing, and investigation shows that al
least one thousand visitors are in tn,
Department during the day on business
In order to provide pure air il is pro
pused 10 place fans at tue four interior
corners of the sub.basement and fore
the fresh air up into the rooms by
means of Hues or pipes.
Whether the Treasury will get thu
coveted appropriation for this improve
ment remains To be seen, but 1t 10 quit
sure that the Potomac flats will not ee
the $500. 600 asked for. This great en-
terprise, upon which nearly million
dollars have already been expended,
TO stop SUNNI srily and Congressman VIII
leave their good habits at home whe
they come to Washington will have tn
Potomac fats for some time yet, as
. convenient scape goat for the ills Q
flesh consequent upon their dissipa
tons. Il.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
NOTICES.

NOTICE-I, JOHN L. GkAHAN, THE
IN owner of the house situated at No.
303 SIMPLIFY street, in the First ward OF the
city OF Wilmington, County OF New Castle
and State OF Delaware, in compliance with
the requirements Of the acts ofthe & eneraI
Assembly, In such case made and provided
do hereby give notice that shsll apply in
writing to me court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail delivery OF the Safe OF
delaware, in and for New Castle County on
Monday, tho 10th day OF May, A d.. 1880,
oeing the next term OF said court, for IL
oeuse tor said house ss an inn or tavern, for
the lie therein Of intoxicating LIQUORS, in
less quantities than one quart, TO be drunk
on the premises, and the following respecJa-
Bile citizens of the said ward recOmmeiu the
aid application, viz:
Preston Ayars, Lewis A, Bickta,
John W Farri, l. w Palmer
august Biermsnn, A. Bickta.
Joseph BicktL, John Bafler.
Henry Grebe, a. Christy.
Thomas Gibson, George Fenck.
Leonard Hartmann, ]. II, Ayars,.
Jscoo Snieber, Bernard Kline.
W. H. Faulkner, NJ. Dew ne.
N. A. Pagan, Albert Neumayer.
E. J. McManus, VIM. Baxter.
CHARLES Oorrlgan, Patrick MONAGHAN.
John Green,
m3c-3s JOHN L. GRAHAM.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
Rough Experience In Kansas

A well known citizen of Staunton,
who lately forsoOk Virginia to better
his condition in Kansas, has had a
rather rough time of it amid the biz
yards of the "Great West" Although
housed with his family in a "dugout"
usually warm hatitation--the colo
was SO intense that the wife and little
ones had to remain in bed for forty
eight hours, he meanwhile acting as
cook and house servant in general.
When the storm subsidized he found
that his hands and feet were terribly
frozen. The Norfolk Landmark draw
from this incident the moral that peo-
pie who are so fortunate ms to be resi-
dents of the Sunny South had better
stay there.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

The M essrs. Cooch have procured a
new Turbine wheel to drive their mill
at Cooch's bridge, Pencader Hundred,
and made other arrangements to &C
|commodate their various customers
with -four, feed, etc. Geo. M. d. Rob-
inson, having resigned his position ii
superintendent, in order to look after
the Democratic nomination for thu
office of Sheriff, they have procured thu
assistance of q frst-class miller, for.
mer ly employed by the VIM. Lea &
Sons Co., and everything is expoctet
to work even more smoothly than here
tofore.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
PUBLIC SALE.

ID EAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE y ALE-I
HI offer at private sale my farm in Poop
son township. Chester County, Pa, situated
on the road leading from Wawssset station,
on w. 4 N. X. X. TO Locust Grove, quarter
OF mile from the station, containing 30 acres
and 80 perches; two acres Of woodland. The
quality OF the land cannot be excolled in
Chester Couuty,i4 in ti,st-class order divided
into convenient tields; the fencing is good.
The Improvements are a substantial stone
house. W til frame kitchen attached, pump
In Kitchen; large barn, with stabling for 10
head OF stock, two story wagon house,
slaughter house ice house corn CRIB, work
shop and wood house. re building are sill
In good repair; good apple orchard and
other fruit. plenty OF nice tbade trees. This
is desirable pro nerty for farmer, trucker,
butcher or market man. Tho location Is one
of the finest in chester County. admitting a
| view OF the5randywine valley and surround
| ing country for 10 r16 miles. 1t needs in
spection to he FULLY appreciated Call on
JOSEPH s. CALDWELL,
On the premises, or address
Wawasset, Chester Co., Pa,
Or DIX. J. =. PYLE,
| m15-iStd-8tw Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
FOE SALE.
HNi,R SALE.


led SEEDS b SONS, Builders.
No q West seventh street, or 80 West
Ninth street. Telephone call, 30. As we
wish 10 build O number Of new houses, We
ofer some bargains 10 the following prop.
ties all 10 good repair and paying good
interest.
NO. 500 OS' West Seventh street, . rooms Wv
and bath, $500
Son .hesst corner Fourth and Jsffer.
son streets, % 700
No. sia Jackson street, rooms and
No. sis HsIiett street, rooms and
No. ri Da'V West Fourth street, 7rOoms '-'''
and bath, q, 300
N0' bath a. $4,000
NO. it BATH, 81 GEO
NO. ii bath. s2,7oO
Nh. lioa walnut street, rooms, 3, 500
No. Ia. Poplar street, Q rooms. 81 600
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

DUBLIC SALE or 4UOD rU aN
4 tnre. Wal be sold at Stidham * Sons
aact.on room, Ill East Fourth street, on
Friday stsernoon, April 2, at O'Clock, Y 600
worth of Parlor Suits, walnut Bed Room
Suits, Cottage suits Extension and other
tables, Brussels, Ingram and Rag Carpets.
Chairs, Stoves, Hoole Feather Beds. China,
Glass and q ueens Ware. These goods belong
to parties that are leaving the city, and are
all in good order and will be positively sold.
Goods viii be open for inspection on evening
before sale, and early on morning of sale.
Dali at auction ROAM and get a Catalogue.
L.. w. SrlDHAM SON,
m 80 at Auotfoneers.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

NOR SALE-E9aS FOX HATCHING
r from pure bred Plymouth Rocks, light
Brahmas, white aud brown Leghorns, q for
IL eggs, or 81 10 for 20. S. sPEAkMAN,
sixth avenue and Anchorage street, West
Whining on. m29.lm
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

kTED-A YOUNG MAN AS
Ilslusn 10 sell goods from a wagon,
bison, security required; Job steady;
krQalfed az 10 character and ability.
!, 81 AIlket street. m29u
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

MEDIA WOMAN FOR GEN
-ElAL house work, Must be good
sa,h,r and irOner, Two In family.
Il required. Apply at 904 Wet
IhGt street,
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

kTEl-BOAKDERS, AT NO. sos
hhl,u erect. Pleasant 2d-story
ziv. EtOd accommodation also
h,tci ln26 ST.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

sTsD-PaNrAL0ON MAKER J
lrnsiiiIslJ. also work given out
IN Shop, Western Union Tele-
DE-, ny tOor. m2e-otA
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

u. E: ': Il 4; t:ss!:sl::
y d. ~ hs.S:.s%1;ty, . i AZ .lcslisD.
4, :; 4: :;s &c. sS$ s 4: sHss':''
P, J0HNSoH' m2o.ot
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

HIEDMAN AND WIFE OR TWO
kssl men borders in a private
R@pf Etes, at 2l2 North Adams
m29Nt
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

HG3S fOh LE-FOk BhEE ING
IL purposes, nom iseleoted stock. Hon.
dans. Plymouth Rocks and 8. c. Brown Log
horns. $3.50 for II. for size and beauty OF
plumage cannot be exoeIled.
JOHN b. THRILLER, JR.,
mI2-lmt Wilmington, lei.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

NOR SALE ONE PAIR OF GOOD
Q slxo work mare mules, warranted gen.
tle and TO work in all harness. Also one
sorfel horse, Q good worker, gontfs and
sound. Apply at ~ orange street. mo II
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

V0OR SALE OR ExChAN0E-A MUM
Il Der Of desirable houses, with all the
modern improvements. Little cash required,
payment, Balances may remain on mort
gaze for years. Also building sites in all
parts Of the city for residences; also manu-
hcturing sites, especially adapted for mo-
rocco business. VIII ~ eveI-n4wlng strea m
rom the II. d. P. Railroad. City tar one
oil hth the regular rates. This property will
be sold By the acre or In smaller lots, At
terms 10 suit purchasers. Also houses to
ront cheap. THOS. M. OGLE,
702 French street.
OR p. FORD, bth and Rodnsy SHIT
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
WAITED.

krgD-s WHITE OOOKS, AND
i soIOr,d, 1 white girls 10 20 TO the
4 AWOnan wishes work Dy tue day
! nd heu'eEstping Apply at In
Ia UtHsgS range street. msl-2:t
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

NOR SALE OORNER SALOON
n property. now licensed; nearly new
and In good order. WIN excEanB for small
d Yelling or building lots. L. II. GREGG,
IFS Market street. m3l.7t
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

ENJR SALE-ONE PAIR OF GOOD
II size work mules, guaranteed sound and
gentle, and work 10 all harness. Can be
Orange street. mlltf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

ENOE SALE-A kAkM OF % AURES
IL ten miles from Wilmington, in
NIL Creek Hundred 9ooi fruit
OF all kinds Must be cold TO close an es-
tate. Apply to EVhNS PENNING ron
No. East Eighth street, Will, Del. mt26tt
DIOR SALE-A FINE RESIDENCE, IN
Il very desirable location, containing Is
rooms, with every convenience; sewer con-
nections and thorough drainage; near street
cars, Price and terms reasonable. L. ii.
GREGG, 71} Market street. m3l.7t
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
.ox BEET.

g. 4! Els :: ::'' ,: s.: ::
\ s.; e IS: & f. ( ! sl Is !; 4:
Co., 81 T ,'ss's seventh ,t e.i 80 o. w
I, No. , al Telephop' ' MIST
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

DUBLlO SALE-rHG UNDERSIGNED
II having sold his milk route will sell his
entiro stoeE OF cows at public sale, on the
Homestead farm, in Ghristiana hid, near
Richardson's Mills, on
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1886,
at o'clock, IN.
Consisting of fifteen homeraised cows.
some fresh ana the rest springer; II s.;sSe
one Jersey bull from registered NkEesSSSS
stock; lot OF milk cans and meas. TA.1N-
eures, one good milk wagon, side ADD CD
closed glass front, Quilt to order by Elliott,
and of the very best material; ono sot Of
gold nickel plated harness, made TO order
by We'll Y hingwalt.
N. B.-Farmers and dsirymen wanting
good cows should not mics this sale, as II
will be positive, and cur very best Judges OF
co vs. concede that these are che finest that
have been offered at any public sale this
season. Every COW TO be as repre9ented. A
credit Of 90 days will be given. Hacks will
ran from Front and UpiOn streets TO the
sale. HENRY l.. BROWN.
l.. W. Stidham Il Sjn, Aucts. m2t-
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

/ RlNl-THE HOUSE So TAT
! ID street Apply to q. woRRrL l.
Temple. "''''
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

nor SALE-A GOOD SEOOND.HAND
T. buggy, can DO bought for s45; also
Kendall, for $76. Apply at this ONCE.
m29 oea
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01
JACOBS AUCTION HOUSE,

Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, I'el
Goods taken on consignment and prompt
payments made when sold. Sales called IN
,lty and country on liberal terms Public
,ales every Wednesday and Saturday morn.
ing, and Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday ana
Saturday evenings.
p. s.-Liberal advances made on consign
ments. MH-1
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

I1UK SALE OwENlNG To THF
Il death Of Mrs. Maioney, the took Of
dry goods, notions, china, glass, eartheD,
stone, and tlnwareS In the store corner OF
Elm and Adams street, will be sold bar.
gain 70 any one wishing to engage In that
business. The store and dwelling will aiso
be sold. or the store will be rented.
m3l-4tA VIM. MALONEY
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

. ,1,7. oBEAp, 70 s2. a0oD ". VEN !
s.s, '' Sss and osl d. "e ttSSGo% nsd
s sS Fl ';'i + so Hs3:'i e
I'D. FUHD, wv lsb-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

NOR SALE CHEAF-ONE MARVIN
u hre-proof safe, nearly new; height 90
inches. width 81 depth 70. Also l set OF
Fairbank'a platform scales, 400 pounds ca
co-partnership account. Inquire at this
Ofi1ea n1etf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

HTEl-lNMEDlATELY,A WHITE
Po1Ih tOco9E, at tt2 KING street
m30.tf
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

IINOk SALE-CHEAP, ONE g-ROuMED
slroat, with modern improvements
Germs easy. Other properties for sale In
liferent parts Of the oity. Apply at No. 8
gest Seventh street or No. 90 West Ninth
nrest. Telephone oall No. 81. J. X. u.
SEEDS d SONS. SIT
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

NTED-A MILK ROUTE-AN.
ss number Of quarts and price Ad
~, bCI Ss. mlg.23t
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

NOR SAI.E-HoUSE NJ. 500 WEST
~ Seventh street. Apply at No West
1th street or 9lo West 9th street. J. x. D..
SEEDS h SONS. It'll
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

RyNr-AOUsE No elo JACKSON
M, with all modern improvement
IN 6lS JscgsOn street. mo''ot
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

ENOK SALE "A OOLLEOTlON OF
II Jersey Germantown wagons. Also a
lot Of market wagons. HAMMOND
mlc-lmt Second and French streets.
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

-vTyT-SiORE AND DHEL o., "
St IN v second street and SO2 ";
,. Nv v" X PENNINGTON, SD and
street, L. mo 6ts
.,sefl
Daily Republican., 1886-04-01

E,;,7-aoUsE AMP mp, sT r.. 1s.n S iS
fs:: y.Insn Tori for i've years, and Soa ,s
pia. AS' On' b. r. sMlTH..
y sll Market street,
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