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Daily Republican., 1886-10-27


Ths concert 70 b. given as the Second
Baptist Church tomorrow night will
undoubtedly be the best one that can
be given By Wilmington talent, % the
following program will show:
PARrI.
10, Clap Your Hands, Ali We
People, Psalm XVII. Dudley Buck
Old Trinity Choir.
2-The Buglor. ............C Giro Pinsutl
Mr.. Edw. II. Zimmerman
|3-Reading. ...................S Selected
Mrs. b. II. Ward.
Trio, Praise Ye. from AttilA. (by 70
Quest),
Miss Eva Crouch, Messrs. Braun
II stein aud Benson.
|5-Maanetic Waltz. .Arditi
Miss Kate Currinder.
|o-heaoing.. :....:..:.' .Seiectoo
Mrs.. q. II. Ward.
PART II.
1.-THE Capture Of Bacchus,
Dudley Buck
Mr.. Edw. M. Zimmerman.
I8-Serenade, Ali Twinkling Star,
Old Trinity Choir.
Departing. Willard
Miss Kste Currinder.
10-Reading. Selected
Mrs. II. H Ward.
11-Oue Morning. Obi 30 EARLY .Gatty
Mr.. Eiw. M. Zimmerman.
|12-Annie Laurie,
Old Trinity Choir.
Price OF admission, only 25c.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Seriously Ill,

DIR. W. Fl. Hamilton. of Oiessa, Ia
now at the residence OF K. Tatnall War
ner, this city, seriously III with In fam
nation Of the eyes. the pain of which
is so great that he has to Dc kept undeI
she influence OF morphia continually
His daughter is nursing him, and 1t /.
hoped that there will soon be o change
for the better. During the rebellion
DR.. Hamilton WAS surgeon of the Fifth
Delaware Regiment, and is we'll
known ply sician.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
The silver.tongued Orator,


E0o"1nV E'IN@4lI
Permit me through the Inedium OF
your paper to say word In behalf OF
the Temperance cause by way of urg.
ing the people of Wilmington and vi
ciDity to attend the ectnres this week
delivered by George W. Ba.n, tie
"silver-topgued orator Of Kentuck, u
as he is called, and the name he Justly
deserves by bis lifs-por,raying words
and refined el0qnence, will carry hi
hearers through Sacramento Valley
where, in imagination, they can aim os
see the beautiful flowers and inhal,
their sweet fragrance and land them y
last with his prac,ica', moral, religious
and temperance truths at the "GoideI
Gate" r.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

Last evening Squire O'Neill heard
the case of John Garvey, who w.s
charged with committing an assault
and battery on John Clifford, ex-assist.
ant dog catcher. The evidence showed
that Clifford had accepted the place OF
|one of the morocco strikers, and had
been. assaulted on that account. The
Squire sentenced Garvey to pay the
costs OF the CASE, amounting to $2.H.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Second Crop Apples.

A tree on the Fisher farm, occupied
by Mr.. Dushper, adjoining the Lowtr
Brandy wine Presby terisn Church,
Christiana Hundred, produced seccno
crop Of apples thie season, The hrst
crop fell off in July, when the tree put
forth blossoms In q short time after
ward and the apples are now as large
as wainuts. We have been favored
with specimens of the same, and can
say that they taste very niveiy.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Had No Isusiness Hera

Yesterday Philadelphia expressnsn
named Amos G. Cooper, came to this
city to see the fiaht1, and for the pur
pose of seeing everything in maeDifi.
cent manner filed himself with FROM
street whiskey. The consequence was
tnat he get involved in a row ia a ea.
loon and was badly heat. He left for
home last evfDiDg with bah impres.
son OF hosr tally in W ilmington, or.
pt cially along "the COAST
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
FIFTH EDITION
Trustees Of m. n.

A quarterly mee,ino n, VT
Of the Poor was held ~ a. a.. the Trz.
house, President Bsldv day Ct thea
csupefintendent Guthrie p ~ ne y
following report: Nun presented
last quarter, ia; discharssS = nnia
u deaths, "a. Number 81 ~; brA
the present time-vbita m VI :. y iesuals
90; children, 10; colored men "a y, seas
" cnildren. 9. Insane ds anu ,sens
white men, ~; won en-. a .."e ~,
~; wom men 9. Total In I ho,s u
There were7 deaths drs,.,
month; 373 tramps vsre ~o oas Tie u
10 iS%d g ;s and l,157 meals wess ts,sl.
President Baldwin ,s,r,
liars, Obtained from the s,,m W
tual Fire Insurance Comnanu@
Castle County, dividend dps \, o.
supplies for the next ousr,s, opened
Bread-GeorRe j. Kienls NJ.
per pound; William O,M.. - ~
Frederick Pfrommer, 2Z. I
.. The contract was awarded D. :. ~
j. Kienle. u'u 70 Gsz
, Beef-Frederick Kienle, fOr.or,,.
~ cents per pound; hindops,,..
shins, 2; Wells Brothers fo, so,s
D; hind, eA; shins, 2 Tho c on,V
awarded 10 Wells Brothers 'H''Ae'
Mutton, George W. Besson h. .
ing or soup, fore quarters A.
Patrick Monaghan, TX cent, T,.
tract was awarded to Z, Mona.h.s
Salt meats, Hart Brothers sSo. '
~ cents; dry sides, s oepts. m ,s.s '.
VIZ per barrel The contract :,
awarded to Hart Btothers.
Phillips q Kane being the mil, \
ders FOR gasoline, their bid ",
over one month, and Super,Du,i.
Guthrie Vas authorized 20 soI,ci, ~
tional bids. ''''" ~
Daniel McOusker was aw.ms 4
contract for furnishing shoes MI
for mtn's; 81 10 for women'r =.
slippers 81 40; women's, 81 AZ
George w. Mckee was awads
contract for ice At "a. 90 Der tom
Pennock q Foreman were Avn,
the contract for clothiog at % o,ns,
undershirn 25 cents for drsvs,.f
jean psnts; vests, 81 and {2 80; oor,
jackete, S876 per dozen; oyenr
cents; half hose and white bose 10 ~
Otto q Butx were awarded ,bs-s
tract for furnishing smoking and y
Ing tobacco 1t Is cents per pound
M j. Stuart was awarded ths
tract for furnishing dry goods
bleacbed muslin, 8 cents per ysn.
hleached, same; ticking, 10; eini,1
3; cheviot, 8; canton fisnnels
and IL; calico, 8; mems hose, 20 All
white; whtta, 90; women's colOui
20 aud 81; white, 30; fine comb
coarse, SO, 40 and 80; cotton, 80
The contract for furnishing grvs
was awarded to George W. Gay M
following prices:
sugar AZ z sugar 90; pulua
81; N. o. hlolssses II; sugar htux
Rio coffee ~; Java 10; Japan Ia
Oolong l411; prunes AZ; dried W
4; black pepper 8; ginger 5; p sOspl
II. G. Soap 3; CATTLE soap
starch 3 crackers 5Il chess
beans $l.6O per bushel bon
IS cents; corn starch, AZ; buttsr,
oet meal. $3.50; lemons, Is cert
dozen; fine salt, 81 80; coarse, u.s.
gar, 8; candles, 9; brooms, 50 psrds
buckets, III 40; rice, cents per pa
egg, % cents per dozen.
The Committee on Accounts I'd
TO make . report, and at IL 30 than
took o recess for dinner.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
The Welcome Rain.

Rain commenced TO fall yesterday
afternoon, and with occasional inter.
missions has continued up to the present
time. 1t 10 the first rain worth speak
ing Of that has fallen in the last six
weeks, and WAS welcome visitor to she
farmers, whore grain has been suffering
for the want OF It. It was also badly
needed In the oity, rs the duet was be-
coming intolerAble, aud II Is hoped that
IL will have the effect Of purifying the
Brsndywiue water, which for weeks
has scarcely been fr to use.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Some Fine Sparring

fer a grand prize media between Toney
Kelly and Jimmy Ryan in a Around
contest and Hanly and Hsnuig an IN /,
b 'Id-hittjnR exhibition will be gwen q
the Atlantic Gardens, pa X ng str e.
on Friday evening. A fine 0lio bii
will be presented in conjunction witt
the above. Nc admission. EveIy Boa ,
welcome.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

GU done by the fine sparring To be seel
Fr day night, At the Ar'sntic Gardens
pa King etrl at a haodGome mela
tor the fea her 9si3At championship o
: D la9aIe will DO com Seted for. I'll
'sr stssL show in the city. No admis
sit n fee charged. Be on hand Frida.
nj. h.. Look Tor small bills.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Tho Place TO Go.

/. Lewis Row, No. 413 King street
has on band one of the fuest assert
ments Of china, glass and quseusw ware
that can be found In the city. His
chamber sets are handsome and CHEAP
Extension Tampa. the finest than eau b,
bought, can be found Mt his store. He
has just received large invoice Of the
hnest dinner and tea sets that he hal
ever had In his store. For further par.
ticulars see ertisement In another
column.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

DU BLlC SALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
Il Public sale, at the st bles of Jester a
Mcdaniel, No. 4l9 West Front street, VIII
Ii ington Del,
ON SATURDAY,
THE BOTH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1885.
at / O'Clock p. m,
Pr & & & AS
"a head Of Iowa and Illinois Horses.
No. l. Dapple gray horse, le1S hands high
8 years old. weighs lbop pounds good worker
single or double. with lots Of bone
No. ark bay mare, 0 years old, Ibsl
hands hish. weighs l45o pounds, u bred
French Norman; cannot be beat for bone and
action.
No. Dark gray mar, years old, 1914
| chunk, well in The Norman stock.
NO. L. Dapple gray horse, o ye rs old, Is
hands high, weighs ZOO pounds, family
person; THIS is IN extra horse
| nos. 6 Il Q. Pair Of Day horses, 4 and 6
years old 10 hands high weigh 900 20 ands,
lots of bone. waI broken single or double
l and an extra good team.
| NO.. Gray mare, years old, weighs
100 pounds, lsA hands high, we'll broken
| single or dosbis. an extra good mare.
NJ. s. .Grsyhtrse o years old, lt3 hands
4 high lots Of bone and good chunk, weighs
Nos. Q Il 10. Pair Of boy horses, 6 years old,
ltA hands high, weigh 2S0 pounds. closely
matched, we'll token single or double, drive
like one horse.
no. j. Dsrkbay horse, years old, I6N
hands high, weighs hoo pounds, an extra
nice horse, will work single or double
NO. IL Brown horse, years old, 16h
hands good chunk, weighs 1tOs pounds AM
a cd knee actor.
No. 10 Dapplo gray horse, 6 years cid, Is
u hands high, weighs 1851 pounds, q vol
IN AIDE chunk, and worker In any kind 0
harness.
No. IA. A very pretty dapple gray horse
th years Old, 1874 hands high, will make
nice sentiemans triying horse, an extri
NO. 10. Buckskin borss, 5 years old, 1Gs
hands high, weighs 100 pounds, with blacl
points, COED horse br any kind of bu,i
ness
No. 10. An extra MIRO by horse. year
old, weighs 100 pounds, lt54 h1nds high, wei
broken 81 1gle or double, and an extra goo,
mover; will make an elegant ia nily horses
No II. Chestnut forrel h0r,s, ye is old
Ia hands high, weigh. 10 pounds. goo
>. No IS. GRAY horse. years old, 1877 hand
high, weighs l0b pounds; said to be- fas
pacsr, ard ON be driven or ridden by an
one.
Nos. 10 and 20 Pair ofbly horses com
ing years old, 10 hands high, weixl
270o p, ukds; no man has a better team
No. n. Chestnut sorrel pony, years old
IA hands high, lots OF b)ne. can be drive
by any one and is a good horse.
No. ~. DARK bay mare, years old
weighs 1850, q good WORKER 10 any kind- Q
harness, will make good brood mare.
No. 20 Brown horse, years old, l5s
hands high, weighs HOO pounds. good work
: er single or double.
NO. "a. Bay horse, 10 years old, Ib% hand
high, seid TO be good mover, can trUt clos
10 minutes.
y A credit of 80 days will be given.
JESTER & MCDANIEL.
L. w. stidhsm & Son, Auctioneers.
: N. B "A car load of mules at privat
sale. o26-d&w-tf
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

SET ANrED- A ThtROU IA Blu 3lNESS
w gentleman or lad with from COO
I 81 800 10 MANAGE nd contror Prof Ohris t.
ner' Celebrate French Iai!or System OF
Drets am t.arrGentCutting. Business and Of
ice est ablfs hs0 At 7t4 M4rze. street, VII
mingt)n, Del. A good chsncs to the right
pelson. Interview required for par iculhrs.
| o27-l3t Gods
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
DIED.

UnkDs
rHOMPSON.-On the I'D inst, Edith Seal
wifi, OF Henry Thompson.
Funeral from her late resid epce, No. po
West Ninth street, Fifth day. 10th mo 2sth
to nee, at 10 o'clook. Interment ut New
Garden Friends Cemetery.
BAnKs.-On the 10Th inst, Robert Banks
aged 70 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vitet TO attend his funeral from his lat,
Iresiderc GO In Brandywine HUNDRED, on FIJI.
DAY afternoon at 100 O'Clock. Services At tn,
house. inJermept at Riverview cemetery.
IGRAHAM.-On Tuesday, October 70, Lii
liam Edna, daughter of John T.. ant
Louisa Graham, sged ID months and
days.
! Relatives and friends are respectfully in
| vited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence Of her parents. NO. eoS ShiPley street
on Thursday afternoon at $50 O'Clock. In
terment at Wilmington and Brandywin'
Cemetery.
ALEXA ER.-At Delaware City, on tn
16th inst., Jose Alexander, in the 7otf
year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend the funeral services At the Delaware
City M. L. Church, on Friday. October 70
at O'Clock, p. IN. without luther notice
Intern cot at Delaware CITY cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

Col. Enoch Moore has contracted to
build three lighters for the Old Domin-
Ion Steamship Company, and there Is
= good prospect that there will be
plenty OF WORK ut his yard during the
winter.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

In consequence Of Of 80, ? q bsI,I|
at Deans Mills, at Nns,Ty,teis q
charged o general land y
hv the Knights of Lsut t 3, gull,
hands. numbering aoouI ,rniOg.
at 3 O'Clock on Tuesday the hi''
factory terms being mo"pg.
tnrnad to work this me
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Marr,ed In Pbiiaoos'

Mr.. Frank W. PieIson g. ~ oi \,
william H. Pierson q st ot 10 SD
was united in marriage az g. a. dIelphla VI
this morning in Ths t,.eersng]
Laura c. Heritage e. ~
performed by the Rev, Of %sG The BIZ!
few of the immediate e,cIock Il. l
parties par and at l'o for o' Ssw yt|
Couple took a train i % about bout 80 4
where they will remain "-
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
nIisa uattie mitchell .

No. 1905 Jefferson street, desires few
pupils TO take lessons on the piano. Blk
dollars per quarter.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
THE SPECIALS.

Those SIS Corkscrew Suits we mention first. Those
THAT like wire cloth and fade. Buttons hold
like anchors They're put to stay, not 70 look at and
seams that do not give out when you least expect
it, They're made for not for show clean saving
|of IS on each one-for you-not for us.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
= ~ AlDh1,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOV EMBEB, 1855,
at2 O'Clock %. NJ


The following described real estate, viz:
Al those three certain lots OF land de-
scri16d as one lot, situated In the town Of
Newark, New CASTLE County, Del, and now
particularly bounded and described as FOL
lows, TO wit:
Beginning at stone a. the southw estorl,
corner thereof watch Is also corner of land
of the ca ate II William OHM, deceased
and running from thence alonghis limo nort /
3s% degrees east 1879 feet to tho sc nth sid
OF 'ot,ingham road or street. thence by the
south side Of satd street 1873 feet to q stone 4
CO ner for lands Of John X. Hill, formerly
Pritchard's, thence with said Hills LAM
soulh 3fM degrees west la feet to ftone IL
line Of lard OF George hsmbo, formerly
Martins, thence with line OF land Of this
said Rambo north 81 deg west 1888 feel
to the place OF beginning, containing II
perc1es of land, more or less having there.
! on erected two. story brick office, machin,
| eEop, boiler ana engine room, an st N,
| foundry with applrtensDces, sand house
game pattern stop and other buildings.
Seizsd and taken In ex cltion as the prop
erty OF Lewis L. Alien, and to be sold by
Id MAS FORD, SnerlH
Sheriff g Cthc Wilmington, October 20
1880. OF eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
stoien II

stolen l Oh,sia,1
A team was stolen . rsTsrds
on Tuesday eveningc,ry 9th:
is offered for the s rsS the srl'
and wagon, ana 20.
conviction OF the "
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Removed.

W. p. Voahell has removed his Goa
Off Go from 7lB Market street to sos KIM
street. Telephone call, $40.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Personal.

foTbOho'
DR.. Powell and vie will wv y.
city tomorrow with q vitW"r
the winter in California.
r. W. Birnie, who was lllu1
falling q few wee ks ago, Is agar
give his atten ton TO his buSine"
making. ii
Hon. George Gray is makiIs ~. n
tions eripg tour through Tao INV
or the State. II
Rev. HI. A. Monroe has Gcp ,o,,
Bedford, Mass, to attend 'n' ~
bis father. Mann Is VI
friends in our city. SIZE is loohps
scarcely a day older in appealspps .,]
when the family removed ~ i III
vania over Elk years ago Ias 'i I'M
among pleasant people, q re w, III
Dslaw are is ptill rega"sd a. oS ~,
most desirable to be fonsd. B"
return home Cd Saturday
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27


The following described Real Estate, viz
All that tract OF land with . brick dwell
ing house and as ofti1e and stable thereon
erected, situst-d in the city OF Wilmington
county OF rev Castle and State of Della
| ware, bounded and uescribed as follows, to
| wit:
Beginning on the southern side Of Penn
sylvGnfa pvenus IN the line of the easteriy
| side OF what was formerly n cid lane, which
line divided thi, land from land formerly oi
Thomas n. Rodney at point b2% feet
eAsteriy from the easterly tiie Of Fr. nklin
street, themes by the line of the eastsIly side
OF said old lane south ~ degrees snd %
minutes west l73 feet, more or less, to rhe
eaAterIy side OF franklin street, Their CO by
SAID side Of franklin etreet southerly TO q
point Cd the line ofland OF henry Grant.
said asst mentioned poibt being o feet dis
tant from the sou.hsrly side OF Twelfth street
| as the So me was b sfors vacated, thence by
the line OF lana OF the said Henry 4rsut At
right nylts Of said franklin street "A fest to
a sake, thence by said Grants land Forth
4s d. Y ess and SIS minu ,es east 10 a point In
the souther!y 1 g Of P.nnyslvania avenue
and Themes by said side of said avenue west
cry 10 the place of beginning, be the c3n-
/ tents thereof VIII u they may.
Seized and taken in execution as the prof
erty OF James downward, aud 70 be sold by
THOMAS FORD, Sheriff.
Slerih's otiico, Wilmington, october a.
1886. o27-eod-ts
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
A GARD.

XIYAN ED-A YOUNG MAN WITH A
w knowledge OF tbs comm isson busi.
ness. must writS Il fair hand and won Id be .
good salesman. Nstate sslaIy expected. Ad.
dress Box l7e, Wilmington T. .. lt+
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

'CEERIFF'S sALE-BY VIRTUE OF
. wit of Vendittonl Exponas, TO me di.
cite /, will be expo ed TO public sale at the
)ourt House, on Market street, be.p cen
Tellh and Eleventh streets, IN tho city Of
/ Win ng :ol, rev Uastlo County, De!
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
N AKklEl

PIERSON-BERITA the 27th inst
at Philadelphia, by tho kev. Geo. F.Wis.
we'll, n r. frank W. Piofsen. OF this city
and III les Laura u. Heritage, Of Phtia.
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
CHERIFF's SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A

SHERl Ft'3 SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A
- writ Of venditiont Exl onas TO me- di.
rected viii be exposel 10 puolic sale at tho
court hnule on Markets rect between Tenth
ana leventh streets, in the city of Y II.
nington New Caste c ulty, bel,
ON FaIDaY.
The l2TH DAz OF NOVEMBER, 1885.
Az o'-lo,x, p No.,
The following described real estate, viz:
p II tn certain piece or pa Gel Of land
siuste 10 the city Of Whining on and tate
~ Delaware, bounded anu described as fol.
low to WIT,
beginniny 1T int n the southerly side
OF Ele h stree. a: the distances Of 81 feet
cas- .efIi from 5hs e4s.erly side Of Pcpl ,r
8 rect, thence eo1,herly rdllel wi n PopI r
street 70 feet cOrGer thence 9 steriy
p rale. With ELEVENTH stree feet 10 n
c)rner, h. nes nor heriy an parallel with
Tue trst describe line anu E CHAR Ltrset rs
fest to the afor.s,id sou herly side OF
Eleventh strset aGd thence thereby wester !
% feet 10 the pi -ce OF beginning, 10 the c IN,
tents thereof what they may.
c;elZ d sni taken In !cutlOn AZ the prop
erty Of Bsniarin Ills tAmauda Mills
adm. fis tTatr Of I'eaIamin Mills, dec sai
cd ana 10 b. soid by ThOMaS fOha.
sheriff
HERTZ s ttiice, Wilmington, Cc,ober 20
1855 oz7ts
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

uTANILD SIX GENrLEME
w boardor or men and wives Gao be
'ccem nod led with board, bath and gas, at
402 Eay I ltf stree1 o27-6tk
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27

L NHEKlFF'5 SALE.-BY VIRTUE Of A
IkS writ Of Venditioni EIponas, 70 me d.
rected will DO exposed to public sale ct the
co art house on Market street. between Tent
and Eleventh streets, In the city Of Whining
ton, New Uastlo county, Del, on
FRIDAY,
THE 18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1885
4,
Daily Republican., 1886-10-27
Tho following described real estate. viz:

| The 18TH DAz OF NOVEMBER, 1885
~ tn,Iy ~
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In making an attempt to reduce tariff
duties Ii this country there never has
been any party which fAYored free
trade. There never has beon measure
offered in Congress that contemplated
an approach to free trade. The orr Of
free trade is preposlerous bugaboo
that has nearly lost its potency. u
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port Government bene6ciaries. Th.
people cheerfuily pay the money needed
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begrudge what they are asked to pc,
for private emolument. There il nj
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