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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-05

1t was fortunate thing for those on board
the steamer Oregon, which was sunk off Fire
Island some time ago, and the Labrador, which
was on fire in New York bay last week,
that both vessels were so near shore when the
casualty occurred that the passengers and
crew could be landed without loss of life.
Otherwise, there is reason to fear, all would
have been lost. In spite OF the embarrassing
given by the British authorities TO the officers
Or the Oregon, all the world knows they were
wholly unequal to their position when the
crisis came. 20 say nothing of the criminal
negligence which suffered the bulk-head doors
to be left open during the voyage. thus rem
dering useless all the precautions that had
been taken in the construction of the ship;
while In the case OF the Labrador it looks very
much as though her appliances for subduing
the fire would have been wholly inadequate
had IL broken out in mid-ocean, where outside
help could not have been rendered. What
seems to be lacking In ocean travel, and what
IL very greatly needed, is security for passen-
gers when steamers cannot be run ashore.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-05

The omission from the dispatch announs-
ing the successful passage OF balloon from
Cherbourg to London the other day of any
mention of the direction force OF the wind at
the time leaves the value of the steering appa-
ratus employed matter of some uncertainty.
The fact, however, that the trip was actually
made between the intended terminal points is
an encouraging one in the solution Of serial
navigation, and leads to the hope that at some
day not very far distant existing obstacles to its
accomplishment may be overcome. Certainly
that desideratum does not appear to be as i'm
possible now, in the light of recent inventions
and discoveries, the telegraph and half
dozen other every day affairs OF modern times
would have been regarded had they been pro-
Dectsd aud talked about less than a century
MO-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-05

The Fiery, untaIned tone OF Gov. Ireland's
procl2mations gives color To suspicion that
the Hon. Mr.. Ochiltree is officiating as his pri-
waite secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-05
WANTED--ROOMS.

"TANTED-FOR MIDDLE-AGED LADY, BY
w September or October. two three connecting
uhfurnished or partly furnished rooms. first second
floor, wi hout board: references exchanged Address
stating terms, Box l42. star Office au5-3t+
VTANTED-IN CENTRAL LOCATION, BY
w five young business men, rooms and board. Pri-
yate fam lily preferred. Address, stating terms \. O.
r.. Star Office. -'--s 80 au4-2t+
VIIANTED-IN A NEW HOUSE, TWO UNFUR-
w nished south front rooms, with use of warm
water bath centrally located; references. Address
Box A. Star Office au4-3ts
TAINTED - PERMANENTLY, FURNISHED
w Room in House fronting south. between 18th
and 10Th. and St., by single gentleman; price $40
per month Address. describing room, Il q. T.. star
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MANIFESTATIONS.

VTANFED-BY COMPETENT COLORED
w girl. Situation either cook or ehambermaid
References furnished. Apply at 1928 2O,h ST. NV.
IxIANTED-BY A RFSPECTA BILE YOUNG
w man Germany situation, with are of horses, in
private family: eight years experience Address
GERMAN. Star office. - e-.- au5-2t*
MISREPRESENTATION AS OUTSIDE SALES
w man by q gentleman thoroughly acquainted
with Washngtons grocery, liquor. cigar and tobacco
trade. Best Of reference. Address SALESMAN. star
office. Ats = 5ttSi'-i- : ss71t a 50 - aM3-Sts
UyANTED-BY A SWEDISH LADY A HOME
W in IN American family where she can make her.
self generally useful Address American Star Of
flee aug 3t*
UYANTED-KNOWN THAT ONLY RELTA BILE
w and competent servants I'm all capacities white
and colored-with city references COOMBS & BUR
CESS Emp. Bureau. 026 + ST. NV. au2lw*
"ANTED-KNOWN THAT YOU CAN GET
w reliable servants for any capacity white col
Ored, also gardener farmers and dairy and maids
for city or country. NAT. LABOR Blu REAU, OIL
5th st. NV. . = 1870 Sc jy3l-6t*
NyANTED-KNOWN TO ALI, THAT ! FUR
w Sh dom petent servants and help of all deecrip-
ton to private families, hotels. stores and offices
This and other cities. F. NJ BURNHAM $50 6:S2
st. NV. "' jy31-1w*
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FOR RENTLSTORES.

NOR RHINESTONE AND DWELLING IN An
Is acostla store fitted with shelves and counters
$3.50 per year. Apply to H. "A 6RIsW0LD Trnssse
Auacostia 49, : jy24.1m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-05

THE Till I: Is i i III i
E11FE 4 Fl Fl +; III l. I:
MISSES JERSEYS
we have marked down our entire stock of Misses
JERSEYS. :~'f
Our Misses JERSEY Of fine firm Imported Stock
inetts silk sewed standing collar all Sizes havy,
garnet, cardinal. brown, '-
REDUCED FROM s1.25 TO ee CENTS.
Our Misses JERSEY of finest Imported Stockinette,
taiormade, coat back, all Sizes navy brown, cardi-
nal and garnet. 49,
REDUCED FROM sl4s Tosl1e.
400 SHETLAND SHAWLS,
black, white. light blue and cardinal,
REDUCED FROM 81 TO 70 CENTS
II FRIssEE JACKETS
LETT ofthe lot Of 100 we advertised last week. They
IRE made m tary front, large metal buttons,
REDUCED FROM $3.50 TO s24s
30 DOZEN MORE LADIES BLACK, SPLIT;FOOT
STOCKINGS
received. Same as sold so rapidly last week. We
shall sch them at same price. -a
'-s~re 80 A.-.+ fts+S
IS CENTS
es DOZEN GAUzE JERSEY VESTS.
Just secured Same quality we have sold lately at
80 cents; will sell ut ''' - - 80 -~'e- -..'R =
So CENTS
ANOTHER LOT OF SILK UMBRELLAS
which we win sell at price sold them last
Friday, - 80 -
s-'' S219
"a cents-The Pins we are selling in our Jewelry
Department for ID cents are really regular price 25c
3EOR so CENTS
100 dozen Gents Warranted Pure Linen HAND
KERCHIEFS, pinch hem-stitched regular price, 25c
The Handkerchief sale to advertise that depart.
ment will continue this week Novelties and special
bargains coming daily
10 cents-Large Brir,, High Crown Black HATS
regular price 10 cents
Our Entire Stock Of PARASOIS consists of 20
pieces You can imagine do not want to car ~
these few over. They must be sold. You win think
90 II You examine prices
50 cents-Fine Milan, Large Brim, High Crown
Black Hats; regular price $1.49. '''A
80 cents-4-inch wide RIBBON Tor ChiIdren's
Sashes extra heavy satin and gros grain; all colors
regular price. AZ centa - re
for Is cents-Colored Percale COLLARS We
sold these goods at 12lac 15c and TIC each 50"
a1.4s-Black Pure silk GUIPURE NET In fact
We are allowing some extreme good values in Laces
and Embroideri@ worth looking at:
During the month Of August the Bon Marcher will
be receiving daily all the Newest and Most Desirable
Goods Come and sseu You will and =
~ ,
rn~<S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-05

saturday, when the Palais Royal closes at p. M
PRESERVE THIS LIST:
s1s5 2e-inch genuine "Gloria" Umbrellas for q 90
25c. Handkerchiefs, all STYLES, for Gle.
l9c. Gents Linen Handkerchief for for 25c
CSC. Black Silk Lace Scarfs, 2la yards long, CSC
4Sc Hand Crochet Collar and Cuffs for 42c
4Sc. Embroidered Null Fichus for 42c.
Sl2S Colored Swiss Ffouncing 81 inch, for CSC.
CSC. Coored Swiss Ffouncing IL inch for Csc
81 6S Ostrich Feather Tip Fans for $3.50. -
CSC. Lever Cuff Bottoms oil styles, for Z1c
Csc. japanese Leather Purses for Ice. -
CSC. Gse Freres Soaps for IOc
Soc Geie Freres Soaps for 25c.
S3c large bottles Florida Water for 29c.
81 As Fan Edge, inch, Morie Sash Ribbons Sl.25.
Csc Block Sash Ribbons, all colors for Soc
19c Bunches of Roses, all shades, for 1Oc.
30c Silk Lace Mitts, IA inches long, for Csc.
75c Silk Mousquea re Gloves for Soc
81 so " Paiais Royal Kid Gloves for SI.23
Csc Misses Lace Mtts. ali colors, for 15c.
Acc Black Lisie Hose. spit foot, for 44c
S9c Black Spun Silk Hose for 73c
81 % Pure Black Silk Hose for $l.6S
Csc Child's Striped and Plain Hose. all sizes Ice.
81. Lace Trimmed Cambria Corset Covers for CSC
sl.l5 Handsomely Embroidered skirts for CSC
49c Spring Wire Bustles for 3Sc
81 French Woven Corsets for SIC
2sc Stamped Linen Spfashcrs for Csc
81. 25 Imported tailor-made Jerseys for 81 90.
$1.25 Cashmere Shawls, all colors, tor S1O6
81. % Chidren's Dresses. all styles, for CSC
acc Infants Hand Knit Sacques for 25c
GENTS GENTS GENTS.
81 IS Wool Bicycle and Tourist Shirts for Sl.19
50 % English Flannel Shirts, all styles, for 81 9S
15c and Csc Scarfs all styles, for sec
81. IS 26inch genuine GLORIA Umbrellas for 81 go
1Sc Pure Linen Handkerchiefs for for 25c- %lt
Genuine "Guyut'' Suspenders for sec.
~ Above special prices for Friday, August 6th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-05
MANIEn-HELP

"ANTED-A GOOD. HONEST YOUNG NAN TO
NV 10Y sse re sore g must be well Ap
Wi us Eth s. &C. TIN sooFehs ARFky AZ
NTzSTsP,,A cQ4PErENT .w9AAa FOR
~ pas ss sss 6 = small s fssS
9th nv - 50 It's
WANTER-A YONG 1IRT. TO NURSE And
sSs A 81. e a.ss::;s s family Ass's
" ESs ss s5z RI.: SSS
ence Apply at Temple Hotel SOS 9th st NV It.
%sa zssis sss $50 sss;ss &, &
2Si 10 st. s.vr, = :. 1t
WANTED-A YOUNG MAN WITH EXpE-
nsaSi II veg ssD Prntns . per Tss
WANTEp-A GOOD HosTLER AND WOMAN
w FOR general Homework. none heed apply unfess
expsrienssd and well recommended 10 and II Cen.
ter Market - au5-3t*
WANTED-A YOUNG AND CoMPETENT
s S1rse Men Sx ss orc German FOR
dress to Box SO. Star office. an5-3t*
M ANTED-A Girl. USED TO SORTING
w linen and putting the same in pack ages none
Ss nS nesa apply Dexter Steam Ianndfs sn zee
w ANTED-A-Y YOUNG MAN TO LEARN The
~. ~ Drpg business. Address In own handwriting.
w Women-one ss ciiflds nurse and one to COOK
and do general Homework. Must be competent
women, with city references. 3012 Dumbarton ave,
0e01eetoWn. "a -fz-t'7i= f= -f< ES'sf.' u4-2ls
UTANTED-A. WHITE BARBER NONE BUT
w frstrcaass workman need apply. 228 st ne.
"ANTED-AN EXPERIENCED HAND AS
Est. NV. c. T. NCTZE, Proprietor. =,I1 au3-3ts
VyANTED-YoUNG NAN 10 LEARN THE
Nv drug business; one with some experience pre-
ferred. Address COCAINE. star office. su;3-3t*
NYANTED-A LIVE DRUG CLERK OR ONE
w that has three or four years Experience in the
business. must have excellent recommendation Ad-
dress Box l54. Star Office. au3-3ts'
YITAfTED-GOOD LADY AGENTS TO SELL,
w ideal hair csirer and fr.zer: does not srfch
$40 TO $50 week; sanp pie by mail. 5gc G.. L.
THOMPSON, Mr., 221 9Th ave, Chicago. a3-eolm
VXTANTED-MEN AND WOMEN-CALL At
w once. White and c0lOred women cooks. so to
$40. Chambermaids, nurses, scrubs and men cooks.
CUOMBS d BUR9ESS. Emp Bureau, 826 F st.
NTANTED-FRENCH MAID. FARMER AND
women cooks this city and country: boys porter and
driver. dairyman Anu wife, bar-msn. NAT. LA BOR
BUREAU, BIT eth st. NV. jy8I-8ts
UIANTED-esoOKS,- DRESSMAKERs CHAM
w befmatfs nurses, scrubbers, dishwashers, wait
efs ladies' inaidS other hep this and northern cities:
open until 3 y. N +. NJ. BURN HAM. 65O-632 4
st NV, jy3l-1w"
w Dress Cutting and Making without she Of pa
per patterns by the new tailor system taught 1920
Pennsylvania ave- NV jy24-lm
NyAETED-CANVASSERS FOR LIFE INSUR-
w ance; Liberal compensation Apply to go 412
st NV. .-,,. = ,.a,.- -, jy24-2m
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Observation-Disclosures

nor RENT-CALTGRAPHS PRICE REDUCED
l. from 50 TO 50 per month during summer. (Sold
on instaiments) 'CALIGRA.PH OFFICE" 933 r ct
jy2-Bm ....-.-- -. - :. -
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WANTED--HOUSES.

VTyANTED-TO PURCHASER 10 OR 12-ROOM
w House, with modern Improvements. bet and
II, Sd and 1lth SITS. a. ". Address OWEN BALL,
936 st. NV. Its
VTANTED-TO RENT A SMALL STORE AND
w Dwelling, suitable for grocery and provision
store. Best feferences. Address c. WILLARD, Star
Office an5-3ts
VTXANTED-HOUSE-AT HREE-STORY BRICK
w two-stOry Mansard with dining-room and
kitchen back of 10th of sts lot not
less than 22x00; cost mol over GOO cash. Address
Box 50, star ONCE - r. 2 f5-5 ttr an5-3t+
VTTANTED-A SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR
w floor: MI. Pleasant pre- red. Address elm
TON, Star Office. au4-3t
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For FRIDAY. AuGUsT OrH
The surprise prices quoted for tomorrow having
the nerit Of being GENUINE REDUCTIONS FOR
NEW AND DESIRABLE GOODS. must not be con-
founded with the quotations of those who would dis
pose Of broken lots of shop worn goods. with the
prices Of those advertisers whose heat-oppressed
brains make them sacrifice truth to fiction.
THE SURPRISINGLY Surprising
Ess E Er5 E Eas s s. T. IS.
ssss uu B 81 3 Ell ssss ZEE sssss
! Fl { e. = =
AUGUST 9Th.
Are made to induce you to shop Friday instead of
Saturday, when the Palas Royal closes at p. m.

Are made to induce you to shop Friday instead of
Saturday, when the Palas Royal closes at p. m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1886-08-05

FoR kESr-sY R O HoLTznAM -
lo2l Conn. 2rs slo0 30 9th ST. sr......o as
sae 18Th 81 sore -e233 Upper pt. Pa ax-40
non 81 W.. go 1905 = - n w. ~ 20
,etS IA avl 70 61S 9Th ~. n.y.. 2r.---10
100 = st NV, leo 20 s42 r -. once rs
30 18th u NV. sr..-.7e 500 ipuh g. store SIS
asio = 20 III lth Il. n W.. r.--3S
lHpt-5l6 llih IL NV 6s 523a III Al "A a 80
~. = -, ss,,,.eS 2.le II - nw- r--.--30
o.. rst nw l2r-..-..6S 14l2 Pierce Pi Or so
~ astn st. ~ TN eos Coiuubia ST. er25
sfSo 81 NV IL RS SIS timer mari ss15 IA ave 40
Upper part 4 Is 9Th n " 90 lSil l2fh Cd 30
lSSs R-t. IL 81 so stable rear s,sp NJ = sy 20
1923 18th 81. 10 - sol table rear lsgs AZ %
=. .. 81 90 s2e ~ sc. Or .---..11
s.n se W ", lof.sO 49, ~ N
ss$S - Nv. ouce-&-ooliCor sth aud sis of-rmA
FURNISHED $3.50
X nr. 10th st. 2or&4 la ae mr. ,s,th n Tor ~, ea
Mos ~ se fAoe q .323 ~ N ~ no esh IA, ako
Iowa tsrcfr. Is r....-.25o ism en- n.r X IN
& mr. 10TH ler 300 r. near 2SNe "A a. ios
y - near sth. Ar 2to n MI sth Al INA I'm
sth l. a.. ZOO Fxystls al t:,lwn ~ -
NJ ST near 18th. l2r--2O "a a. uesr p. ave - IS
Lafayette square. 1.r NO
Property placed with for rent or sale A larslly
advertised free Of cost ~ the owner
For sl of property for sale, or seud N oeira
jy22 n o. HOLfZM An lOxh n ma = a. m =
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FOR lighthouses.

EN0R RENT-A SEVEN ROOM HOUSE WITH
- modern improvements, one square from the Cspk
toll 81 Delaware ave. ne. Apply 2l4 llth 81 sw
Rent $2o. auS-3ts
LNoR RENT-HoUsE OF ELEVEN Ro ms AND
bath nve rooms ON floor: no Easements rent SO
ENOR RENT-HoCsE no SIN ST NV. SIX
Il rooms, with hail. summer kitchen water and nice
yard So per month. Inquire 1915 + St nv.
L>oR RENT-SIX-ROON BRICK HOUSE, HALL.
II water, oatn latrooe gas rent. $50: HOP L OPP
gosite Lilac Park Apply at llo6 st G F. T.
ENoR RENT-A VERY PRETTY HOUSE JUST
II CONNECTED. . rooms, furnace. crate, and cellar.
ans-s: sNoRIsTEDT & BRADIEY. ' sas F S.e'-
TSoR RENT-100s pap ST. 10 ROOM BRICK
I house: all moA tmps.: SIS per month Inquire
kS1S Hennsylvauia ave. = = snssst
LNOR RENT-I2U7 4TH ST n w NEAR NJ.
cosy tw0Story brick rooms bath ana cellar. All
sd ead pris ss vseans August ION
ENoR RENT-TWo-sTpRY PRisss BRICK SIX
II room oay-wtndow house gas. water hath room:
Apply 1t 90 K 81 jyS.4ts
l>oR RENT-NEAR THE CAPITOL. A pfsIRA-
u bic and pleasantly situated Brick Dwelling nine
rooms, Including bath, los I'd St ma lei lews
ESoR RENT-l53s EIeHTa at. NV, 2sT0RY
IL and basemen1 brick. SIX rooms splendid neichbor.
hood. Inquire Of FRANK T. BROWNING Coh,mbia
Law fsunoins, $40 oth ST. H. W. su2- I'm
ENoR RENT-lIll IsT n W. NEAT FRAME
Il Cottage. go sWORNSTEDT & BRADLEY,
LNOR RENT-NEw HOUSE 45a ST. n. W., 10
II roonai. tncladns bath, with ali modern impr,ye.
ments: good stable in wide alley rent sac in
advance: 1nqure or owner. @3S II - N ". auS So
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-01
THE ARCTIC WINTER.

Lieut.. Schwatka, the Arctic explorer,
gives some interesting facts in regard to the
character and duration of the Arctic winter
He says the generally received opinion that
the Arctic winter is long, dreary one of
perfect opaque darkness is not strictly cor.
rect. In latitude $50 90 90 N, the highest
point ever reached by man, there are 4
hours and AZ minutes of twilight on Dec. %,
the shortest day in the year in the Northern
Hemisphere. In latitude $50 81 N, the
highest point where white men have winter.
ed, there are hours and minutes in the
shortest day, and 1928 geographical miles
from that point must yet be attained before
the true Plutonic zone, or that one in which
there is no twilight whatsoever, even upon
the shortest day of the year, can be said To
have been entered by man. OF course
about the beginning and ending of this twi
Light il is very feeble and easily extinguishet
by even the slightest mists, but nevertheless
it exists, and is very appreeiable on clear
cold, days, or nights, properly speaking
The North Pole itself is only shrouded il
perfect blackness from Nov. 10 to Jan. 30
aperiod of II days. Surprising that TIL
sun has set (supposing a circumpolar sea o
body OF water unlimited to vision) ON Sep
| "a, not to rise until March Is for that par
ticular point, giving period of about 81
days of uniformly varying twilight, the Pol
has about 1873 days of continuous daylight
100 days of varying twilight, and II o
perfect inky darkness save when tn
moon has q northern declination) in the pc
Rod of typical year. During the perio,
of little over four days the sun shine
continuously on both the North and Soutl
Poles at tho same time, owing to refraction
parallax, semi-diameter, and dip of th'
| horizon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-01

II is evident, says the Chicago Tribune,
that the divorce practice in the Chicago
eourts requires stricter attention from the
judges than has been given it for some time
past. The Taylor case shows how easy,
informal and reckless the practice Of grant
ing divorces has become. One William A.
Taylor was able TO obtain divorce from his
wife, both living in Chicago, without her
knowledge. The husband seems to have
no grounds for divorce, and yet was able
TO procure one 30 expeditiously and quietly
that the FIRST intinhtion the wife had Of tho
fact was the notice of the marriage of her
husband TO another woman, she continuing
10 live with him for months after he had
procured the unknown divorce. II there
wero no other evidence Of the baseness OF
the divorce practice than the bald state.
ment Of this one case, there would be suffi.
cient warning of the necessity of reform.
In the Taylor case il seems that an appear
ance was entered for the wife by an attor.
ney named Kinney. The answer was filed
and Immediately Withdrawn, and thereaftei
the proceedings progressed smoothly ant
secretly until the decree was granted. Mr.
Kinney explains that q man called at hi
Office with written authority for him TO ap
pear as Mrs. Taylor's attorney, that he dc
clihed to act upon such document alone
not knowing that the signature was genu
inc; that the next day woman appeare,
who represented herself as Mrs. Taylor
and expressed a desire to have the matte
disposed of as quickly and quietly as posi-
bic, and that thereupon he accepted tn
fee, entered an appearance, filed an answer
then Immediately withdrew it under instruc
tons, and thus permitted the case to pro
coed without further obstacle to fraudu
lent decree.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-01
A GOOD PHYSICIAN.

A man can hardly be q good physician
without having considerable native share
of scientific ability, and be should also have
much of the artists sensibility to form
color and expressive motion. The physi
clan, besides actual accomplishments, whiel
he is likely enough to have quite outside
his vocation, is often the most agreeable
and welLinformed man Of the world in hi,
very large circle. And everything con
spires at present to compel or invite The
widening of his horizon. To be q really
good physician man must be psycholo-
gist. This does not mean that if he finds
in case of insomnia no obvious cause toi
the patients disorder he should ask the IN
fortunate man if he has anything on his
-embezzlement, for instance.
1t is well known that Lord Eldon, when
plain John Scott, eloped with the lady
whom he married, and that they we're
lovers all their lives. While it was yet very
early days with them, young Mrs. Scott fell
i'll in a strange village, and the local prac-
titioner was sent for. Having, after the
usual routine, failed to make ont what was
the matter with this beautiful lady, he
said: 81 am afraid, ma'an, there is some
thing ON your mind. You are not happy
with your husband?" This was bad prac-
tice. Mrs. Scott had much spirit and nat
ural eloquence, and there was nothing the
matter with Mr.. Scott, who was both tall
and athletic; but the muse will not sing
the dismissal of that doctor. The anecdote
only illustrates, in passing, the sense in
which the physician must not be psy-
schoolgirls. = The Spectator.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-01

LIZ or PERSON Al vHO-
be subscribers will sell at
VI Newport, on
~. J ANU AM 7ra. 1sss,
elook o. M, sharp,
\ One large bny horse. ~
mood worker, ! s-year A3E
*Ead on q milk ro1te; . mares.
|{& good brood mare I; 1 three
coo ing two yeers old.
& sd OF MIIDH COWS, pars
lax. part WIKI calves BY their
Srt springers. . black bulls,
Ng steers, 10 hetd Of hsifern,
tken, I SOW and pigs, . fni
. Infksys and chickens.
ekEMnNrs.-ew kzona, I horsa
= or yohos, . hay FigBings for
no mowers, horse rake, hay
rain fan, plows, whsat drill,
heller, with s1f1en harrowi
milk wagon. hcekAway and
Do q I'd dsaFb9Fn harness. en-
byels. noes and spades.
ana MIX cans, Cooley
butter tub. scales and
"a kitchen furniture ; hot bed
new. 20 tons OF hay, straw
e, 1909 bushels Of corn In the
n Of turuips. - bushels Of DO.
my other articles not ehu.
positive, no postponemens,
JOSEPH n. GUILD,
GEO. u. klmPHnN.
4 Son. Auct's. d24-dkv
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-01

NyOrCE--I, HARY RYAN. OWNER
IN and occ spant % the house situated OF
No. 300 King street In the fourth ward Of
the city Of WtiMington, county OF New Oas'
tie and STATE II Delaware, In eonpliance
with tbs requirement. % tne acts Of the Den
efAl Assembly In such ease made ard pro-
vidsd, do hersby rive notice tnnt shall ap-
ply IN wiring 10 the Court Of General ees-
Sl6ns Of the Peace and jail lseiivery Of the
stats o. Delaware. IN and for New Uastie
County. on MONDAY, the 1st day Of Feoru.
arg, r.. l., 1850, being the next term OF nnid
court. for . license for said hon,e - en- ina
or tavern, for the sale tier I'm Of intoxicating
liquors IN less quantities than one quart, 70
DO drunk on ths prsmises, and ths following
respectable eisfzens Of said ward recommend
tee said application, Wis
Afbew a. Hambsight, VIM. AIIentEsr,
WIN, Il. Miller, Charles Thomas,
John Me ,affrey, John Dunn,
John ID, Kurta, Michael Kane,
Oharles U'neill, WIN. Holland,
James ~ Heal. BERNARD Bonner,
John Little james v. FINLEY,
John Moran, j. J. BAIRD.
Martin Clark. Thomas LILLY,
las. n. Mc0onigal, Lewis Sasse,
Wm. Alsentxsr, George Absle.
In. Lewis How, MartfaJ Farrell.
Charles Ysttsg. Robert Parry.
Abs hittenhoufe.
dsi 81 MARY RYAN.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-01

There are very many true and noble wo-
men in this world, who would be quite will.
ing to give up all for the sake of the man
they love, and there are many worthless
and selfish men who are willing to accept
that sacrifice.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-01
Norivl-

the snnuai meeting OF tina Farmers
Mutusl fise lnspranee ompany 81 thu
OF the Compauy, "a MInday, January nth,
1850, &c IL O'Clock, o. m, 81 which tine IN
election for ave managers. 70 ssrve three
years, will he held, and ons years interest,"
on eli deposit notes all DO layable. SIX
70 ave doilars and npwards will DO paid 10
members. The agents Of the Company ara
authorised 20 rene the dues u metsbers,
aud 70 pay thsw their interest
". A. LANorrR, VICTOR DUPONT,
Secretary. President.
dro.tA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1886-01-01

Happy is he who has learned this one
thing-to do the plain duty of the moment
quickly and cheerfully, whatever il may
be.