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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
Heavy Advance I'm Prices or FIOPi.
aR Oranges.

The freezing of the greater portion OF
the Florida orange crop not yet gather.
ed, by the recent very cold weather in
that latitude, has caused quite an sd
van CO in the price of that fruit in mar
ket. Oranges which week ago were
selling for So per box IS was asked for
Saturday, and other qualities OF the
fruit In the same proportion. No deh-
mite Information has been received from
the orange region by the large dealers
in the fruit OF this city as to the extept t
OF the damage done by the cold weather
or the quantity of fruit ungathered at
the time the frost caught 1t, but IL was
thought by one firm that perhaps three
fourths OF the crop had been previously
gathered, but what WAS yet out was the
best of the crop. Advices have bsen
cent to growers to gather the frozen
lruit at once and ship 1t to market and
there let 1t take Its Oh hsnees Of disposal.
II Ia said that the fruit is not materially
injured by frost, except in appearance
Dealers say there is good stock OF un.
injured fruit in the market and Rreai
deal in warehouses in the South, bul
for the next few weeks 1t is expected
that frozen oranges will be very plenty
arOund town,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
Arrival Of m,ss nayara's Rema aims

The train bearing the remains OF Miss
Kate l.. Bay ard steamed into the r., W..
n B. Station last evening at 80 O'Clock,
and were met by Undertaken Mitchell,
who, with his assistants and hearse,
three carriages and q wagon, had been
waiting fully half an hour. The cass
containing the remains was literally COW
cred with flowers, and as soon as the
train came TO full stop II was taken To
the hearse, while the flowers were con
veyed To the delivery wagon.
Secretary Bayard, with his two sons,
Thomas f., Jr. and Philip F., with Pri-
vAte Secretary Bryan, were on the train,
and wers received by Drs. Kane and
Draper, George II. Bates, Esq, John w.
Causcy, Clerk of the Peace Cochran,
Judge Cummins, Register Grubb, John
z. X. Polk, Eco, and Senator Gray, al
of whom were in waiting. There wai
also large crowd at the station and at
the Old SWedes' Church, but two polic'
officers were at the gate leading to the
grounds of the latter, and allowed none
to enter except those who accompanied
the remains.
\ The case was removed from the hears
TO the church, where II was put in fren
OF, and facing the chancel, directly
opposite the memorial window recent!
preseni ed by the Secretary, In memory o
his parents. The lid was not removed
and the flowers which had been brough
from Washington were placed on 1t
among them being five wreaths of variou
sizes, one OF the largest, to which long
wide satin ribbon WAS attached, havinI
come from President Cleveland and hi
sister. There were also two crosses an
two beds, and box Of natural flower
was also sent for use to-day.
The remains were received at tn
church by the Rev. Jesse Higgins, the at
sistant rector, and were guarded durin
the night by John NJ. Enos and Lambel
| V. Nicholson.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

FROM our regular Corrtsp )pd5nt.
WAsHISGToN,J Jan is, 1861 A though
the present ses sion of Congress began
quietly, p oceedings at the Capitol be-
came more animated with each week.
In the Senate there has been an im.
mense amount of oratory on the silver
question from Democrats who felt con-
strained to differ from the President and
advocate continued coinage.
The majority in the House OF Repre-
sent Atives, coerced by the contingency
OF possible Republican restoration be
fore 1888, adopted the measure they
once rejected, and now the Hoar Presi
Dental Succession bill ia ready for tile
Presidents signature. The first divi'
sion Of the session on party lines TOOK
place over this bill, leading to little
filibustering G and several roll calls.
Some of the ablest leaders OF the Re
publican party are in the Senate, and
as the Republicans retain control o.
that body, they will protect and pro
mote the interests of the party. Still i
will be almost impossible for any mea
sure, Of distinctively party cha racter
70 become law during the life of th'
Forty Ninth Congress.
There can be no bargain, no compTo
mise, no agreement or arrangement bJ
which any bill intended merely to carry
out the pledges of campaign platform
and manufacture political capital car
escape defeat, The most inexperiencsC
new mem Der knows this as well as the
veteran mem Der and the country knows
it so thoroughly that it will not be dis
posed to tolerate waste of time in a =
tempts at the impossible
In q Senatorial Republican caucus,
the relations between the President and
the Senate were dis cussed, and the Rc.
| ton to be taken upon his nomin atioui
in cases OF suspension, and particularly
the course TO be pursued in regard Il
obtainin4 explanations for removals
ard appointments. IL was practically
decided that il the President and head
OF Departments do not produce the re
quired information, the nomination.
are To be shelved for the present. "W,
can stand it as lOug as the Presiden
lcan," said one of the Senators, and
there is dead lock, we are prepare,
for It,"
Senators have bean discussing Nepot
ism with the j JudIciAl Salary bill. On
section of the bill provides that no per
sou related within the degree of frs
oousin to a Judge of the United State
shall be appointed by such Judge tt
any position in his court, and il ais
legislates out of Office the relations nos
Iiu. Even this reform administra
ion," said Senator Eimund's, eth
picture of purity and grace, and every
thing that is lovely, has sent to the Sen
a.e FOR confirmation tine nominations c
"A father and son to the same place,
lexerciss the functions of two offices. th
one under the other II.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
THE VALUE OF AIIIGAToRs.

The Continent tells us that six Thousand
beby alligators are sold in Florida every year,
and the amount of ivory, number of skins.
and quantity of oil ATTAINED from .he older
members of the Saurian family ara sufficient
to entitle them to high place among the
products of the State. Tho hunters sell
young "'gators" at $25 per hundred, and
the dealer from rs cents to $l.0o each.
Live allegators two years old represent to
the captor so cents each, and to the dealer
from 81, 90 to $500, as the season of travel
is at its height or far advanced. A ten-foot
alligator is worth $40, and one fourteen feet
long $25 to the hunter, whle .ne dealer
Charges twice or three times that price. The
eggs are worth to the hunter so cents peg
dozen. and to 1.e dealer 20 cents each.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
TAX en- 90 Sail.

E. 7. HollinEsworth, the young man
who is charged with forging the names of
james L.. Devou and Harry Lape to checks
which he afterwards passed on uns suspect
ing store keepers, was taken to jail on
Monday afternoon, In default of 81 900
bail for his appearance at Court. He was
very confident when the hearing took
place in the morning before Squire Van
deRrift, OF his ability to furnish the neces.
sary amount of security, but as there
was no hope of it's forthcoming Chief
Dougherty had him taken over on the
afternoon train. His mother is confined
to her bed by nervous prostration brought
on by his acts, and she. as well as his
sisters and brother-in-law, keenly feal
the disgrace which the erring son hal
brought upon himself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
Too much Pealtry in Market.

The Philadelphia Ledger OF Monday
saws: The cold weather Of last week so
stiffened mp the poultry market that
shippers In all sections of the country
hurried their stocks to market, and the
result was that on Saturday there was
such heavy supply on hand that prices
we're Knocked off several points. Tur-
keys, which earlier in the week were
selling at IA and 10 cents, dropped to II
on Saturday, and Chi skehs from IA to l.
csnts. The stock now coming in il
pretty generally of good quality, but
the fact that it Ia nearly all frozen solid
operates against it to some extent. II
ia said that the fall Of snow has had the
tendency to give poultry much better
color than in ordinary winter weather
The stock Of all kinds of poultry In mar
ketou Saturday considerably exoeedet
the demand.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
sold hy she snerIR.

Sheriff Ford yesterday sold farm OF
14O acres and 40 perches, In Appoquin-
mink Hundred the property OF Joshua
B. Fennimore, to J. Earnest Smith Esq ,
for 81, 900.
Frank Stidham sold for Constable
Ward; goods belonging to Il. +. Smith
In tho drag store, No. 402 Market street
for $3.50, the amount necessary to pay
Judgment for rent. The sale then
atOnnt,d
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
PIeuEO. Pneumonia In Lancaster
COuuly.

DR.. Weber, County Inspector OF Dis
eased Cattle, visited the herd OF Joseph
ID. Ginder, near Msstersonville. Satur
day afternoon, as it was reported that
the cattle there were affected with
pleuro-pneumonia. He found that MT.
Ginder's herd comprised 40 head, and
the disease, winch was plainly Pleuro'
pneumonia, had affected the yearlinRs
only, four of which died on Thursday:
Two others were in the last stages OF
disease, and these DIR. Weber killed.
or the rem aiming thirteen all are sick
and will have 10 be killed. Mr.. Ginder
bought these yearlings only short
time ago, and DR.. Weber thinks that
they came from the same herd that
Messrs. Rush, Fry and Bender bought
from, aud which is said TO be responsi-
BILE for the introduction of the disease
into the county.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

ElaaWn Ordained,

Last evening the Rev. Lafayette
Marks ordained George Morrison, David
McHenry and Frederick BuckmasteI
rs elders OF Oliyet Presby terisn church
This church has been without q pastor
since the resignation of the Rev. Chas
P. Mallery, and arrangements will b'
made to have the Rev. Edward ID. New
berry, late OF Philadelphia, fill the pull
pit for an indefinite time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

The light at the southeast corner OF
Third and Harrison streets is either
purposely extinguished, or goes out for
want of oil to keep it burning, couple
or three hours before daylight every
morning. A few days ago the youth
who attends TO thst lamp was remon.
strated with about 1t being out 80 early
when he became very impudent, aud
to- d the complaining party that II more
light WAS wanted, the person would
have to furnish the oil herself. Lat us
have more light. X.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

1t is fatal mistake to think that in
dustry united with talent or ability in the
right direction, is sufficient to ensure
success in any given pursuit. They are
needful, but also much more. A whole
man, with deep feelings, strong prinei'
Piles, firm will, generous impulses, fully
alive to every obligation, and faithful to
every trust, will uDconsciously infuse into
his work a value to mankind that can
never follow the most urgent efforts OF q
different character.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
Goes Elsewhere,

The ooHtract for building the new
iron steamer for the Homer Ramsdell
transportation Company of Newburg
N. Y, has been given TO Neafie & Levy
OF Philadelphia, and thus our oitizens
who expected the Harlan Il HolliuRs-
worth Company wonld get the lob,
have been greatly disappointed. The
rivalry in ship building, as In other de.
partr,ents, is SO great builders must bt
satisfied with small profits or go with
out work. We hope for better luck fol
our city when the next job is given out
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
BREvITIEs.


Sun rises 7.ls. sun sets Q.
Agents for DuAhAp's Hats,
8umfOrd Brothers. HataeFs.
Try Bush's coal you viii ike It.
A Gold snap-Bre2k ing an iclcle.
Strong cough candy st Fergason's.
Best tub DEtter, bo4 Madison street.
George Y. Hodges, b07 Shipley street.
Have you read the " Home Weekly -
Try Bush's coal you will surely like It.
Birds and cagee At Parkers's. East And st
Milfard r. Davis, Jewelsr, . 4. md street.
oity Laundry, sixth and Shipley streets
Pine IS 4. Kings, st Hanrs, 10 Z. Fourth
HArting, sign painter, 2zl West Seventh Of
For fresh roasted coffee and tel, go TO
Ram bo's, to4 Madison street.
Good butter and cheese on q. y. HudsOns
stalls, s0and 81, End street Market.
tor good butter and cnocse. 20 70 u. h.
mooro stails 70 and 70. Second street market
b1use
Everything in the drug line at the New.
port drug store. khysician' pretcrip ptions
tarefully compounded.
II your gum boots poed re e1airIng tax
them TO Ho1ecker, l02 Wes. Second street
iSatisiact!oa guarant teed.
Lots Of people whe are now complaining
OF he cold 3 zap will go aTOun1 n sxt summsi
wi-hing they had ice upon their heads.
In Zuland ten head Of cattle 10 the average
price OF gin soid in marriage. Here gtrli
are often given away Tor q calf-of q nusbaL d
walker a L4inJUh. no. yOs SbIpIey strssl
| house, sign painters and grainers. Birch
staining specially. ksGmktos furnished
| for city or coantsy.
A New York s'ciety journal says that thu
ladies o. the metropolis are now much ad
dictod o playing poker. We resume ouI
esteemed contemporary means plying tn,
poker.
| io 10 W. a. Harticvo's, SOC L Third street
For Guns, Rities, Ammunition, Sportinl
| Goods. Tsxidermy ano nae Guns. Repairing
| q speciality. LocksmithinE and bell hang
ing attended TO
Gold, flower bfonse, velvet and plusl
nouldings are all the style. Frames mad
up from all kinds at rs per cent. on Of usua
pricee. Baugh, 20a West Second street. z
i.-Ohrouos Of all kinds cheap.
1t does one good 10 see the Jolly fat ma
snetze he throws back his In tssive thoul
Idere, opens his c lvernous mouth TO Its full es
Ic4ptclty, shuts both eyes. ami fairly raise
the dead with his " sh-schon . ah-sch0o at
schoo whoopNN! woosh ah schooooo wagh
hoo physchooo -
lCiirIs who Iook so awful nice
That we gaLs upon them twice
Are oft made up, from head to shlns,
Uf cotton, whale l0na. pads and pins.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

The Historical Society held itf
regular monthly meeting last evening,
when the Com mittee on Finance wa,
instructed to increase the insurance or
the property Of the society from S50t
to 81, 800. The librarian reported tha'
since the last meeting he had received
the annual report of tie Bureau o
Ethnology, Archieves of New jersey
and copies OF the Germantown Tele
graph, containing historical sketches o
Germ antoWn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
sale Ofa Farm.

The farm OF the late John l.. Teaf,
about 80 acres, situated near
McC Clelland Vile, White Clay Greek
Hundred, was sold by j. Frank Biggs,
Esq., trustee, on Monday last, TO
Charles Maxwell, Of Cecil County, Nd,
for g.. .451,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
Betser rate than Never,

You have worried along with that
cough for q long time now, keeping the
folks awake nights aud annoying the
preacher on Sunday, when 25.cenl
bottle Of Canada Pine Syrup would
have cured 1t long ago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

hbinailOn OF Ingredients
liking Browns BRONCHIAL
is used to give the best posi-
with safety. They are the
ny in use for Coughs, Colds
Do Disea sos.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

The Kellogg concert troupe was greet.
ed with a very small audience last
evening, at tho Academy of Music.
The concert WAS an enjoyable one,
and the par tioipants were heartily en-
cored.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

sports may uow be said to
q the course OF education in
tols aud colleges. There is q
Fever, that they may some
|dulged In to q hurtful de-
Experienced athletes always
|the effects of severe training
D. applications of st. Jacobs
'strengthens the muscles and
limbs Arm and elastic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

y best covering for hot-air
portable heaters, and steam
sep them from freezing mp, ia
BE- cloth covering now being
u. @. Pickels & Co., No. 8
street. Gall and see IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
Terraptn ana oysters.

Powell has on his stand in the Third
street market good stock OF hne
terrapin and oysters, as well Ms bis
usual variety Of fish.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

Ny Department was on Tues.
fmed that Commander Hay.
Mt Alexanderia, Egypt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

For purifying the blood and cleansing
the liver, give your hogs Days Horse
Powder. Price % cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
Tne TalIey. Hsnesy ease.

In the last issue Of tho Wilmingtc-
nian In an editorial headed Another
candidate for the gallOws." which l
think for cruelty and unfairness ex.
ceeds any thing ever seen In the press OF
this city. III this editor was justified
(withous prhjudice), after y careful in
vesti cation OF the facts in the case In
writing as he has done, then all the rest
Of the reporters Of the dailies of this
city knew nothing about 1t when they
made their reports To their respective
papers. That there was q terfamily
feud existing between the families
seems to be universally received fact
Talley said he had opened the road for
Hanhy to pass without going through
his Asld he told Handy he had done
so. II such was the fact, and / have
lever seen IL disputed, what was
Hanby's excuse for going through Tai.
ley's field after being forbidden 70 do
so? IL he did not intend bodily harm
to Talley, why GO armed with loaded
gun and . heavy club7 If there was
not serious trouble anticipated, why
did Hapby's father follow the sleigh
unknown 10 his son? II Handy did
not intend TO kill Talley, wny did he
snap a loaded gun at him at close
| range InAL IAiIoy WAS bofloubly y
beaten about the head by club In the
hands Of Handy has not been disputed
yet all this beating aud skull cracking
was done before Talley hrsd the fata
shot. There are not many men who
Would have waited as long as Talley
did before making an effort to defend
himself; for had he not every reason u
believe that Handy Intended 70 Kill
him then and there? II Tslley lives h'
will have to answer at the bar OF Jus
tice for his acts; would 1t BOT be NOR
humane 10 let jury OF Imported
peers pass on his recent deeds. It's
deplofable case 1T the best, yet thinl
1.-THE press, which has almost all 70 do Il
forming aud moulding public opinion
should not produce or try TO produce
prejud In this ease; wait until al
the evidence goes before Jury at tn
Criminal Court, and watch the hna
issue. The editor Of the WilmiDg:onia
seems to blame Talley for being ON hi
own premises prepared to resist In
tru1ers and trespassers. Is 1t not uni
versAlly coucsded that " self defence
the frat law of naturs?" FAIR PLAY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

Call and see samples of fancy cards at
the REPUBLICAN office, Will print
cheap.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

poureux or neuralgia can be
atly cured by the use OF Saliva
Price 25 cents,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19
Summary.
Ia OPEN-PENsiONs
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kD-ExPLOsION.

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led A Ii V e.
Treasurer ofLavrence
al New Castle. was
raesday morning and
in money, $4,000 In
in county warrants;
.te persouAl property Of
y shafer, payable 10
: ONO value 70 any
warrants are signed,
all been recorded, they
s.
Assembly last night
,us in favor OF tho pas
. @, "the act granting
on to every honoraoiy
J. and sailor engaged
F. the Assembly rt
\ Committee of tho
Ar soue eulogies hal
+. adopted appropriate
he death OF General
fArmer named Buck,
~ schenectady, New
|ny a dischs rged EN-
might, aud consum =
|ary was discovered
.. ran TO the Moha wk
{<em pied TO cross on
s the middle OF the
an air-nole and was
bm Rochester, New
Ading Democrats OF
in that city, includ
hi aud Geo. Rainas,
1.-THE organization OF a
ended TO secure har'
in the future OF the
Eelements OF the party
Il Monroe County. il
3 the 4" Iroquois Cub y
|Diliery OF the Lehigh
fp Coal Company, nj
aRain Idle because OF an
|A5sr. The recent cold
her increased the diff
by causing the water
be hoisting bucket &c
lup the shaft. A large
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damages, the fuI
The Mail charged Nj
hAying tAnipered wit
ihyo ChiaRck for th
bf another Chinama
bu, in Jnue last, va
lay in St. Louis. Th
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charged with the sam
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OF an informer.
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york.
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kOntario, a short tin
day the body was Q
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d appearances indicate
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onday, and the your
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Sunday, The spirit th'
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shs that his mind was
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1beterd ay morning, X
kvis, the pilot, ano dI
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Trust Cabin, at Mo
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illed, the otnerS pe
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carrying on q " war
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being torn up by
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

Suffering will exhibit les presence by
the cries OF the baby. DIR. Bulls Baby
Syrup will quiet 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

DR.. Bulls Baltimore Pills oan do You
no harm, and may save you from the
sick room,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-19

An eminent Presby terian divine an :
nounced 70 his congregation that he
must take n vacation on account OF
bronchitis, the elders raised bis salary
and gave him DR.. Bulls Cough Syrnp.
He was cured.
Chariton courier. (Keytesville, Chariton County, Mo.) 1878-current, 1886-04-30
u GSu nnAL DIhECrUnY
Railroad Time TaoIe.

Courts.
CIRCUIT GoCH H.-Regular terms are held the first
M0haAy IN April anu third Monday in October.
PRUBArE COURT-RcguIar terms are held the Second
Mondays Of February, May, August and November.
COUNTY COURT-Regular terms are held the frs
h"ndays in February, May rAugust and November.