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Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
FOURTH EDITION
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Ample stable room for horses at Bran
DIVINE Springs Saturday, July 10.
Professor julie Rsybold's orchestra
has been engaged for July 10 at Bran
|dywine Springs.
To- morrow promises to be fair and
slightly cooler. Saturday fair. and
somewhat warmer.
A bunch OF keys found near the skat.
ing rink, and left at the REPUBLICAN
office, can be obtained by the owner
payi ing for this notice.
A teachers meeting OF the Union N
E. Sunday school will be held this even
| ing, which all the teachers are urged to
attend.
Peter w. Clark sdvertises to sell al
pubic sale on Wednesday, the 14sh
inst. the new store and dwelling at the
corner of Third and Lombard streets.
A. d. Warner and family. the
Misses Lichtenstein and other Will
mingtonians, left yesterday for Lake
Hopatchong, Schooley's mountain,
Morris County, New jersey.
A two-story addition Ia being built to
the office Of the Charles Warner & Co
In order to afford additional room and
greater privacy In the transaction OF
business.
The Christian Church at Newark,
Del, will hold protracted meeting in
q tent In that town, beginning Wednes-
day evening, July 14th. Preaching
by Rev. j. 8. Parsons, of Bushville,
Ind. All are welcome.
Eek .Postm aster Swiggett has &C
90
Co., of Rochester, N. Y, and opened
an offioe at No 6Oi shipley street, with
telepho one connection No. so.
A colored man named Brown, who
carries the hod for Ljndermsn Bros.
will confer a favor by returning the
key for the stables on w est Fifth street
TO the REPUBLICAN Office.
The condition Of Samuel Copper, OF
New Castle, who has been sick some
time, is not in any way improved. In
deed it Ia said that he Is growing
weaker and there is reason to apprehend
that he cannot live much longer.
Orangemen and their friends are in
vited to attend meeting in the Mo
Clary Building, sos Market street, on
Sunday, the 11th inst, at 9.45 q. m, To
attend divine services at the M. p.
Church, Seventh and Walnut streets.
Geo. Kingworth, who carried on the
hating business on Market street few
years ago, has returned to our city and
| taken rooms over TIE comm ission store
iof Harper Bros, No. 10 East Fourth
street, where hate Of kinds will be made
at the very lowest prices.
Representatives from nearly every
j morocco establishment in this city at.
tended the meeting OF tho National
siorocoo Manufacturers Association at
Reverve Beach, Massachusetts, to day,
in order to determine on the best
course TO promote the interests OF all
engaged in the business.
Rev.DrJ. w T. Boothe. will preach
a sermon on Sunday evening next at
Della ware Avenue Baptist Church on
the subject OF capital and labor. A
practical sermon on the subject Is ex-
pected, as the Rev. gentleman was, be-
fore his preaching days, foreman of q
large iron moulding establishment.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
RUSSELL'S
/" BEE HIVE
306 Market Street.

Hot weather has come al last
but too late to suit ms. We have
too many summer goods ON
hand, and to dispose of them
quick we have made prices that
will prove to all inquiring ones
that we mean to convert a. II
summer goods into cash and not
carry any over for another sea-
son.
Swiss Embroideries half-price.
Some kind of Lace one-third
price. A big stock of Oriental
Laces in White, Cream or Ecru
in different W ,dths. Also So or
45 in flouncings. Ruchings, Col.
lars, Chimesetts with ties, so
fashionable now.
Parasols, Gloves, Mitts, India
Linens, Batiste, figured Swiss
at half-price.
Beautiful French Printed Or
CANDIES, Crinkles, Ssteens. We
find quite a stock of ends of
Silks in different lengths, suit.
able for childrcn's dresses. Goods
worth from so cents to ST.. We
wish to close out cheap.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
G.. W0RRELL.
CARPETlNGS.

We think we own the best
wire mattress known; have
them made for our special
sales in two weights, tor
greater durability; price,
$3.50 and So 90, full size.
Mosquito canopies, tarle-
tans, nettings, etc., in all
colors. We have a lot OF
pink SKI and 100 in netting
at halt price. The edges
only off color by exposure to
sun in one of the windows.
Floor linens very cheap;
mattings very cheap. A
good time also to buy towels
and quilts. Never knew
them as cheap.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
A Daft Peddler.

READING, July Mrs Esther Cum
mings, widow, complained at police
station to- day that her son was armed
with sword, and she was afraid he
would do her bodily injury. The son is
known as "Tom Collins" He is a ped
dler by profession and is daft OIL the
subject OF dress. He has different suit
for every day in the month, with hats,
boots, canes and gloves 10 match. All
his outfits are ofexpensiye materials, made
by the best tailors.
The young man peddles assiduously
throughout the Winter and then devotes
the hot months to daily dress parades.
His latest freak is in the direction of fancy
costumes, of which he has four-one a
bright red, two navy blue and the fourth
a combinations of the colors. They are
made in Continental style, with knee
breeches and buckles. To complete his
appearance he buckles on a sword, aud
then poses before the promensders on
Penn Square. Tom says the police can
not prevent him from carrying sword
as it is not Concealed deadly weapon. -
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
FIFTH EDITION
The Jersey Ice C,aa.

m, Jersey Ice Cream po,.o.,-.
me coroner's Inquest ,r awning,
New Germantown. Ne Vo' was he'd
nay nay, , over The body Of Ds ,sey' = Yet
.ra In law of L P. Po,,a Well
ana Adams streets, this c,, ro'tef, SiI
victims OF the Potterse ny one Of d
case. Twen,y.one sltn WHINE poisonil
amined and some imno, tsseS were Z
a9 sN, ahout,he sickness a &c $, w
, rome, eating ice cream on ' 'I,O Of The
festival held on the pron mn Suse II Al
formed Church of Pot,er.u ur Of The 4
A. Apgsr, of New Germss,lIe, Drs.
OF OF NOT North th Branch, and Byrs@ rOT Tbt. Beg
- tt.i reapack, testified that w vaSHrntq
tneir opinion died from a a,.s welsh
IL 10 thought that the a,so,,
into the cream before II wa n'c was pj
some who tasted 1t before bn, ' ao. 1
IL was frozen were also taken S' mo. Got aftS
Rev. William Scbmi,z tsa,, slck' y
there was no opportunltv T ~ ~, ID
po,son In the cans while ihs oI pace
being frozen, but that if m ns Gream W,
cone before that. The intestin a'e o., oes
Al a Kidneys of the dead man NAM, ,o.. NV
with o bottle of water copts;n', .oeelh'
OF the poisoned cream, have lug sou
TO Professor Austin Of Rpttoe,' oe IN sel
Ior analysis. One Of the suspec, eS' ~
sons, 1t Ii reported, has len t psV oe. pc
nifty Tor parts unknown. 'Oli u
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
An Excited Grain Market.

The Baltimore Sun says: The market
for Western wheat was excited yester.
day on the baltimore Corn and Flour
Exchange, and the trading In August
ana September deliveries reached about
IA million bushels. August opened at
~, went up to 80, dropped back to
So and closed st SO cents. The heavi.
est dealing was il September wi eat,
which opened at $50, went up to 90L
sold down to S64, and closed at 81 At
times the excitement ran pretty high,
and the break in the prices was ae
marked as the advance. A moderate
operator was reported in trouble, and
could not respond to the call for more
margin. His dealings did not exceed
1000 to 90, 900 bushels, and steps were
taken for a settlement. Advices from
Chicago and the other grain markets
reported excited dealing and several
suspensions of operators.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

Quite large force of men are busy al
the Opera House making the improve
men u and alterations mentioned In the
REPUBLICAN some time ago. The rear
part Of the stage has been lowered about
twenty inches, and hereafter, instead OF
having a pitch toward the footliRhts,
will be level. The old private boxes
have been torn out and will be replaced
with dressing rooms, while alongside of
them on what ID now the upper part Of
the dress CT. Gle, the private boxes will
be located, two on escn side of the
house, and all of them will be on the
lower floor.
The floor of the auditorium will be
raised, aud the parquet extended 10 the
b row OF seats In the circle The foot
lights will be sunk below the level of
the stage, and the orchestra be separa
ted from the audience by brass gail.
The entire parquet will be furnished
with new and Improved chairs, which
will be two inches wider than those
now in use. The private boxes and
other parts II the aud itor uin win be
decorated with hammered brass, and
when the work is completed the house
will be one of the finest on the Eastern
Circuit.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
ACargo of Mormon Converts.

NEW YORK, July 7-Of the us
Storage messengers who arrived on The
Guion Line steamer Nevada 10 day &6
were new cou veTts to morm0uism. The
elders who were with them said thai
700 more were booked TO come tween
now and September l. Three hundred
IF those who reached here to day weT'
Scandinavisns and Swiss The oiheTl
were English. The women outrumbeFel
the men three to one. Men were there
who ACKNOWLEDGED having id' tLelI
wives behind, aid The women oHred Y
being but grass widows" Tley VIII
start for Utah 10 morrow.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

The moonlight excurslef Of the fauls
Men of the Secaul Baptist Church
which takes place next Tues ~ even i,
ing on the steamer Brandywinf; vii,
no doubt be one of the most enjoy aplo
of the season, 1t vii be deIiehtiai Oh
the water, and AZ the boat pIows het
way over the waves by the si.Vtfy lis u.
of the moon, the e1cHrsiorists wiz y. uf
entertained with vocal and ius'rathe '.a
music OF q high order, No more piGls-
ami manner OF spending a hot eVtnies
can be conceived and all who "isA u
enjoy Themselves viii be sure to 90
along,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
THIRD EDITION.
Every one watching Mr.. Blaine.


T. q. Crawford in New York World.
One Of the peculiar things to be
noted ia the unceasing activity OF Mr..
Blaine's enemies. Now that he Is III
private life he ia still a. much Of a tar
get almost as If he were in public place,
II the weather happens to be bad i'll
Maine the condition of affairs IL credit
cd to the malign influence OF Mr.
Blaine. An anti-Blaine man never
reasons. He just hates and hates on
with an energy and abandon that
know no rest. The abuse Of Mr..
Blaine with the anti. Blaine people has
descended TO ruba dub. 1t hae got
ten beyond reason into the realm OF
mere unreasoning noise.
A veteran Democrat said to me yes.
terday: "The day Of talking scandal
about Blaine is In the past. Every
thing that can be said about him has
been said, while to-day he has q greater
individual hold upon the people than
any man in the country. There is nc
use in talking about the dead matters Of
the last cam paign. The Pan. Electric
statesmen have supplied new issues
The party that supports an Administra
ton that carries Attorney General Gar.
land and his staff of Pau. Electric asso
cistes need not ask the people TO help
rebuke Blaine's candidacy"
This talk Ia common among the bette
class Of Democrats. They say that the!
honestly advocated reform during tn
campaign and made themselves smos
Ill in their enthusiastic description G
the reforms to be brought out by
Democratic Standardization Of the af
fairs OF the Government. They 80
now no real change in the administra
ton of affairs at Washington. The.
see the corporation powers which hav
30 long controlled Washington layin
their plans to have and to hold the new
Administration.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Powderly and the Report or.

anu tho ANOPortoT.
Genera Master Workman Powderly
tells the following interesting encoun
ter he had with q reporter, at his home
In Scranton some years ago:
Quite q while ago." he said, "bsfore
the cottage in which 1 now reside at
Hyde Park WAS completed, O reporter
OF one of the New York Sailies was cent
TO Scranton to interview me on the state
OF The order OF Knights Of Labor. He
got off the Jraiu in the evening, grip.
sack In hand, and asked where lived
He WAS directed to tbe house, which Is
about mile distant from the railroad
station. AT the door he inquired for
me, ami was told by q mem Der of M
family thai l WAS not in.
"'Is Mr.. Powderly In town p"
"'Yes, he is. Do you nee that white
house? Well, you'll ipd him about
there somew here
II had been Ia the habit for some
time of going up to the new house In
the evening and experimenting things
and trying my baud 1T digging y trench
that had to be made in the grounds.
That evening had my hat of, and was
handling spade in that trench for all
1t WAS worth. l noticed BY and by q
stranger with q satchel In his hand
circling round and round the house,
and when he approached me 1 babe
him good evening. He merely said
good evening and went away again.
when, after dusk, approached the
house where we lived ~ that time
noticed the family were having lots Of
fun about something or other. 1 told
them II theyshad any OF that joke to
spare would like TO have little OF 1t.
my wife said, I'VE directed . young
man up to the new house while ago to
find you, aud pretty soon afterwArd he
came back and said You weren't there.
He hur e over the gate and said that the
only person In that neigborbood was an
old erubber with bald head digging q
ditch"
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
.us.A While at W Ork.

Yesterday afternoon "l .aoa i mason,
Marin n,o of ss st s Ss'i /, he o'5 n M
pumping station, he was h s,'i'a a Ton
stone 1ts S ses balhg swuus inIo p9Sit .ia.
when sdd TIo to his right ankle d penn ~
In a aaa masi,ed he was also inJafe srm M
badly WA' Dr. shcrtIide4 was ,d sa eI
moned, and after aat s , sat, IA Ken homt
tant of his Injuries h"d liD' 70
I'm a carriage.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
3 Tenders for the b. AZ q, Bridge

Colonel Fl. T. Douglas, chei eng-
neer of the Schuylkill River East Side
Railroad Company, yesterday tod thu
Committee on Navigation OF The Board
Of Port Wsrdens that the railroad con-
psny would have tenders put around
the pivot raw piers and Eastern peI
Of the new bridge In TIE SGhdylkll
River. He also said that the company
would alter the construction o! ibe new
bridge 80 that severty-fve feet Of toe
span East of the draw w9uli allow a
Roadway of eighteen feet, both Of which
he committee approved.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
A Merchants Crime.

SAVANNAH Ca, July 7.-Willian
7 Owens, superintendent of the Plan.
terra Rice Mill, of this city, for the pas
four years, has disappeared, and com
mercial circles are agitated over th,
discovery that during the past 81,
months he has secured of the banb
loans aggregating $25, 200 or $50, goo OIL
bogus warehouse receipts.
Mr.. Owen owned his own yacht anG
was member of the leading city club
His wife is a daughter of Adm ira
Buchanan, of Maryland. She SAILED
for home to-day with her children ant
servants,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Might Have Been Worse,

Yesterday afternoon Mr.. James r.
Deighton, farmer residing NEAL
Cooch's Bridge, took some relatives
from this city, who were visiting him,
out riding. On their return, ard when
but short distance from his house, the
body bolt of the carriage snapped of,
letting the front part OF the vehicle tn
the ground, while the horse, which is
but three } ears old, started off with the
shafts and front wheels.
Mr.. DeiEbton, however, has the ami =
NAL 30 well trained that 1t stepped al
his comm and, otherwise the conee-
quenoes might have been serious, A
brother In law of Mr.. leighton had his
right hand slightly injured, and the
party WAS GLAD that matters were nc
worse
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Personal.

anthony Higgins, Esq., will ,s.,
New York on Saturday, ca the s,s .es'
oircassia, for trip 10 Scotland tN any,
other points In Great Britain. Hs gu ",
poets TO return home in September q
MT, q. W. kitselman, Of The firm
Gallsher. kitselmsn & For ia on
short visit to his friends in Chest.
County. 0H''''
Charles G. Phillips, 0, the firm =
Phillips q Kane, proposes TO visit n,
rope on q business trip, al d will ssi fror,
New York on the Baltic, on the ls.1
inst. "'I
In this city. l''u
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

Yesterday was 9 scorcher and N
day Is not much better, with the al
ception that there seems to be li,I1
more air stirring. Many persons ver|
unable TO obtain any rest last riebt a,
the over-heated bed rooms seemed NOR,
like bake ovens than places for woclpu
natures sweet restorer, balmy sleep
To-day cuffs and collars wilted and
those whose business called them ou
boy ootted the sunny side of the street
Relief Is, however, promised, as 1t i
stated that cold wave is on It's wa,
from Manitoba, which has alreai,
struck Chicago and tent tie mercury
down TO 500.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
a ForgiyiDg WIG

Last night fennell rs.'i linden, sc'
on VanBuren street ~ disordeiy
drunk, aud acted N SUD nod a warrant T.
manner that his wife ha' rs placed II,
sned for his arrest. Thu ~ vi id not find
s officer Prior's hands VIC chen HcG he took
hmm hmm S S1,l s Squire .s s' S
who was summoned aS y, . prosecute ths
that she did not want 10 ;o,aS upon bel
case, and it was dismiS''0
nayiu q the cOste,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
or,oer shields Af,ailsnt.

James Dennisou, who struck ~, GAV at
sh,eiJs in IN. bead with brick ~
S saI - saloon last SATURDAY, hs .b, q
nearing before Judge ea al ,n tGe ma
morning. DR. 0ge tlstills' 10 nm nm tho
lure of the wound Hlica aha :, w o he
cfficer's forehead, aud sci iis' " ~n ssmi,
s dn ininrV is did a2t coaslHs
it necessarily dang f2u sieo h III for hi
was ordered TO furnish S4.o ,, i1', cur,
APPEARANCE before the Mal'''p'' W.
next MOntny
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

Last evening at the regular meeting
Of the Warren Athletic Club full field
uniform was agreed upon. Hereafter
the nemb srs viii s2pesr IN AL perform
auces In . white shirt ana white knick.
erbockers, with blue stripe down the
legs. 1t Will have the letter w" IL
German text On the breast In sky blue
color. This will be very plsin but
neat unto rm, and will veconmend it
self To all admirers OF athletic sports.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

ROCKVILLE, Md, July 7.-On Non
day night, near Beans store, on the
Seventh street pike, two miles north OF
Silver Spring, George Dorsey shot ard
killed George Dover, both c3lors d.
There was negro dar ce going OF ri
the time, aud the men had been drink
ing and then quarreled, when Doi sey
stepped out of the door, levelei bis piss
tol and shot Dover Gown. DDr.ey was
arrested last night and tried before
Squire Condlct to day, who comm ittea
him to jail here.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
A Marrow Escape.

Yesterday afternoon a number of
young men went TO enjoy a sailboat
ride on the Brandywine III boat own ed
by George g. Ward, son of Constable
Ward. In the company were also David
j. Kennedy, 1888 Walnut street, and
E!ward s. Goslin, sol Shipley street,
When the party were opposite Thatch-
er's Island a skiff of wind upset the
boat, but all the party were able t.
swim except young Gosiin. Young
Kennedy managed to right the boat
but about that time help came from
another quarter and ali were taken of
Young Goslin was so far gene thaV be
could not have held out much longer.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

Clifford Forrest, son of William For
rest, the carter, who had his ttigl
broken and was otherwise injured hy
q box of axles falling on him at the P.
w. & B Railroad freight depot about
two weefs since, is getting along much
better than was to be expe Cted, consid.
ewing the serious nature of his injuries.
Toe broken bone is knitting together
nicely. and his recovery is now an as
surbd fact.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

Edward Burns, who committed mur
derous assault upon Charles Reynolds,
tho proprietor of the Malta House, last
Saturday, was arraiened beflro Judge
CummIns this smornina charged with
ASA ult and intent to kill. Cns witp"~'
testified that when Burns entered thu
restaurant ne had small knife in m,
hand with which he did the cutting
He was Identified by several as Mr.
Reynolds assailant, and at the conclu.
sion Of the hearing Yves committed 1,
default of 81 900 bail for his appearance,
at the September term of court.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

The following card from Chief of
Police Dougherty explains Itself, anu
II those who Lave bean guilty of the
contemptible tricks mentioned wish to
save themselves trouble and expense
they will heed it's warning:
We are informed that sons malicious
persons are in the habit of tamperinP
with the pubic fountains, breaking the
stops, hammeriug sticks in the waste
pipes and iii otherwAyg damaging them.
All persons are notified they will be-
arrested ssd broueh; before tta court
for interfering with the fountains
By order Of tue MAYOR,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
lt. a. q, Railroad.

Tha general manager, genersl super
intendent of telegraph and superinteI-
dent Of motive powet of The Baltimore
and Philadelphi4 railroad, B. Durham,
g. Sedier and W. If. Harrison, were in
the city yesterday looking after the
tusnesp OF the road. A regular freight
schedule from Baltimore TO Pbiladel-
phia is TO go into effect on Sunday and
on that day two trains will be running
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08

The following described real estate, viz:
Allthose two certain lots, pieces or parcels
Of land situate in the city otWilmington,
bounded and described as follows, to wit:
NO. !. Beginning at the easterly side OF
Forrest street at the distance OF 81 feet 8
inches trom the southerly siGe Of Thirteenth
street at a line OF land late of Henry PiersOn
thence with his line eastsrly parallel 10
of feet wide alloy running IRON Twelfth
erly u feet TO giage IN land conveyed 10 ).
i Craostoi& &C., thence With said land wes-
terly parallel 10 Thirteenth street through
tho miadle Of the division wall between The
two hous IS feet o the said side Of Furr, st
street, and the-ce herewith uortharly i
feet TO the place Of beginning, be the con-
tents thereof what IL may. with two story
brick house thereon erected
No ? Bounded a"d - ScTibed rs Ip,i0Ws,
to vat: beginning on tho easteTly Idle Of
head ST Get At The distance OF 81 feet from
the Boutherly side of Ihiriecn;h street,
thonco easterly q feet 10 the westerly side Of
g 3-icet vide alley ruulInX toto Cate street
thence with kaid ale" sidc southcrly II feet
| to the line Of land - Robert McCaulley,
| thence w,th his lard westerly q feet TO the
| said side OF heslt street. aud thence there
VITA noGtherly IL fee. 70 the pace Of begin
piop ne the conteuts thereof what they
may With q twostory Franc hlusa thereon
erected. Book ", NOl. J., pese 5U4. Sc.
| oslged md taken ia execution q tEeproU-
| erty VI "Rt'oH NJ. Ghld and arcy "
iChlll, his VIE, :. ts,, aEd tu e sclf ~
THOMAS 10 n. Sha:if
Sher,A's Office, WiIiuingtop. ia. y 1876
4 q "A r
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
rs. D.pger OF pop "up. ;.

Last evening while wA i, ,s s1' SOD .
Charles SSs assq Fos5s OF residing :. n osy s
Fourth street, WAS enga 'irnck 10 the ~ ~
another boy he was . s' ptber hstd s ~,
eye by stone or some ne. 0s oUe. Dr.. or
stance fred from o toy Eus aud ups..
MAKING %as an examination. S lHS'Gb but li''l'
20 son oaa ~ saving the sight
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Grand Treat.

This morning a numl er Of small girls
who sing in the choir of st. Peters Pro-
Cathedral, left here on the 8 O'Clock
train to visit Fairmount Park and the
Zoo G tIden und At the charge of their
.aithful aston, Father Kelley,
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
Through Trains ON the %, and o.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad to
day began the shipment of through
freight over the Baltimore and Phila'
delphia extension, aad have schedule
two fast trains daily over the road
The Philadelphia terminus is at Gray i
Ferry, where the cars are transferred
10 the Reading Road. 1t is probable
that the road will be in full running
order by October o.
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
A Pair of DRINKS.

Joseph Kershaw was arrested yester-
day morning by Officer Shoor, whi I
lying in the street drunk. This morn
ing Judge Cummins sentenced him Il
pay fne of 81 and costs. A similar
charge was preferred against jeremiah
Steelman by Officer Kane, and he wa,
also sentenced to hand over 81 aLd
cnatJ
Daily Republican., 1886-07-08
oyercome WIN Il cat.

Miss Gertie Houseman, who resides
at No. 22S Maryland Avenue, was SC
much affected with the heat on Wednes.
day afternoon, that she tainted, Great
ing quite an excitement in the
neigh bosbnod, "a 1t was sometime be
fore she II yiyed