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Among the latest CON

Among the latest corners
are snow-white, beautifully
fine Irish Linen Sheets, Pill.
low Cases and Bolster
Cases, with hemstitched EN-.
broldery. Work fine as the
linen. Some of the hem
lstitching halt an inch wide
and a marvel of web-lIke
delicacy:
Sheets. 90 to $3.50 pair, unlaund.
Pillow Cases. 81 60 to S97o pair
Bolster Cases, 81 so 10 &. so each,
Near Women's Waiting Room.
We are on guard for
every Flannel newness that's
worth having. In five min
utes you can run your eyes
over all likely kinds by pas
sing before our 240 feet of
Flannel counter. MyrIs DIS
of styles, but you get the
DRIFT Of each sort by a glance.
The simplest of weaves.
AS strong as any and moth
ing OF strength or wearing
worth lost in the finish. No
tricks in the making. Wool
crowded thick, warp driven
close. That's Flannel; hon.
est, plaiu Flannel. A stuff
that takes on graoes as the
school girl takes on roses.
French Printed Flannel Is
like French Sateen-the
standard OF loneliness for
Its kind. There's a knack
about it that other color.
workers don't get.
More than two hundred
ct les and tint touches now
on the counters; In all the
new dvRA.
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MRS. LAURA OSacOD HAAhI
SELECT sCHooI

qn,s s,hool. which hsa srlG "A ID /
,as nSrjtv since IL WA es.ag ,,s n ,hs N
Ia Tall SESSION Septsmbsaa i,g .tfssl.
aast 3 lrner OF Ninth Gpa j It IA slsHG
potb ssxes are admitted a ~ md hll
A.. p ,osm sS IA ali the common D, ~ 10 j
TnSiisb brauohss, 10 6ooa,n w y MAJ
AreIent aud modern LSab1''
desired. ,,H As 10 The lah sss.l
ste teachers nave Deen ,icTiIng ltu3eais.i
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

TIE REPUBLICAN, party Was never
better OFSAuIssd ell over The United
States than 1t IL oil present, and never
had beIter hopss Of success. The free
arAds policy OF President Cleveland hAi
alarmed the people OF the mGuufAotur-
Ing 8 ,aSes OF the N nth and the lndlcA.
tlon' are thai the vote 81 the aounlns
election eill be larger than II has beer
for many years, and shat the m sior!sy
for Harrison and Morton and proto )
sion 80 American industries will be o.
such decisive character - 10 bury
free sIAde and It's supporters for many
years 20 coma In PennsylvAuiA the
Republican mSjorily will aggregate
from 80. 900 70 100. 900 and there lie .
doubi buI that sAunch, loyal old Key.
stone OF the o lion will reslrs SEINE Of
her Democratic Representatives aud
MI the!r places with good Rspu olloana
Ihe chances for the Rspa OIloAns In
New York are batter than they have
beeR for years, and there Is now every
indication that Harrison and Morton
viii carry the 5IAte By . sWesninE ma
Jorily. Toe rupture in the New Yorl
DemoorAsy cannot be healed and til,
fact thar Colonel Q nay has offered re-
ward Of t26. 600 Tor fraudulent voter
viii have Ihs tffsoI OF dsprlylng Mr.
cleveland Of even the plurality O.
ll4I voseH In New York city, who
elected him In 1884 There SAnnot b,
any dOuai in reference 70 Indiana, a
she domination Of General II Arrlson 90
CURED that 5iAis 10 the Republican
and his Wise and temperate spesoh6l
nave nsen adding every day 10 the m =
loriiy With which II will be carried
Wlsh 'ae 1872 slsoIoral voteB certain FOL
bne Republicans. and the certainty o
carrying Nav Y ,rk an Indiana, tn
election Of Harrison and Morton is q
assured fact
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-10-12

No SAME man would Tor . moment
entertain The idea that he would bs1ter
bis condition, anAnclAlly. By purohAs
lug building LOS I've miles from the
oily limits.
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FOR CONGRESS,
CaARLEs Il. TREAT of Georgetown.


State senAtor-Lewis Thompson.
Representatives - Charles N Curtis
Wilmington; Edward Challenger, New
Castle, John Pilling White Clay Greek
L. Frank Ellison, Pencader; Daniel B
Stewart, Red Lion; Daniel W. Corbit, St
Georges
Levy Court Commissioners-John J
GallAgheS, Wilmington; James 4. Ne
gilligan, BrandYwine; Benjamin F. shep
gard, Christians; John W. Coffman, New
CASTLE; George W. Groves, Pencader.
6heriff-WllliAm Simmons.
Coroner-l3eorge ". jackson.
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Philadelphia. Wilmington 4 Bal

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For Newark (OeHtreJ and intormediata nta
BAltimere and lntermsdiAts stations. 10 ia
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DOSITIvEP PUBLIC ssLE OFeBUILD
4 ing Lots and one dwelling house, on
SATURDAY, OUToBEB 10, 1883,

ct O'CLOCK, p. N,
On the premises.
Nos !, 3, . and 4, on north side OF Gilpin
avenue, betWten Adams AID jackson Bts.
each 3kxtSo r.
30. ., on west side Of Adams st., north OF
Gllpin ave aiBS 2bKlo7 II.
no 8, on east gide Of Jaokfon st north OF
0ilpiA ave, size 2bx' 90 f.
These lots are Bplsndidty situated for
building purposes, are eurbed and pAyed,
dwelling will bS sold 1t about bp. m ard
tE No. 1909 VAnBuFen st f, has rooms bath.
gas, stSirWAys, as In good order; situated
opposite the new park and 10 defFapio
hUmh Rents we'll AlWhyB,
TOImB made Known BIZ
VIVA. J. RISHER, Agent,
ob,69,ll,12 s02 n Aykst street.
W. A. Huklll, Auct.
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Daniel LnnnnLr-

NOTICE. ~ BBIDoEr LALLY,
IN the owner and occupant Of the nous
situated 81 No 2lt East Front 81 In tho Snd
ward Of the cry OF WilmInGton, county
OF New Castle and STATE Of DolG'
ware, IN compliance with the require
monm Of the aeta OF the General As
semply In s7eh case made and provided. dc
hereby give notice that l shall apply n
writing 70 the court OF General Seia0ns q
the Peace and jail Delivery Of the state 81
Delaware, In and for New Castle County, on
monday, the l9th day OF nov, A, d., 1ss8
being the next term Of said court, for q II,
eones ior sAi4 house as an inn or tavern, foF
the sale therein Of intoxicating LIQUORS ID
less quehunos than enc quart, 70 be drunk
on the premises, and The following rOspootH.
bic citiRenl Of said ward reoa uamend nc
RAid application. viz;
Louis d Maltrita Geo " Quinn
" Hammond p Piunkgtt
Leeley smith ChAIles Is, Sparks
n nIaay John moSoy
~ U 9rom robert Kenyon
ID Thompson J0hn Fernsn
Ilonnis Oenner Phillip h shea
sohaId booth John Bush
John Flonksts Moses Smith
EdwArd Gam WIN u BRADY
John " Butler jacob AntWOlIeF
John J Hayes ChAs d DouRh0Tty
olo'SsA BRID3Er LALLY.
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BALFEMOEE = vAaIO RAILkOAH
suHEDUAn II STyH0F, April 81, lssl
TTAial lssvs pelswArs Avsnus DsDsr

suHMDUAA II BgyGOT, April g. lSsS
Trains Issvs psibwaFS Avsuus DsDsr
EAST BuURD.
For PhiiadslphfA and ohostsr, 0IG, Tn
81, IS 800 o., 10 90 and sll "a O. m; %, 3 90
u, " -, 3 -, 0 20, 7 90, - 20 end Is D. n
On bundsyu,T 90, 7 81, . %, 10 90 and sIi IL
nj 90, . Oo's sa,sb 80, a. . i0,as % ana o
WEST BOUHD,
Ter Singsrly, accommodation, dAiiy II u
Eor Baltimore, accommodated. dany sz.
. Tor 0hi0SEo and Pi.ssDurE. express. dlil,
Cincinnati and ST. LOuis express, dAiiS
baltimore accommodation, daily supm
RittsourE, OhicaEe and 81. L'oalS express,
singsriy accommodation, dAIIy 90 m.
1Ok LANDEzBEE0, 9 10 A. y .bandAN
eng. moo .. N. daisy axeapt sunday, y
Trains iSGvs masfss sarsss stassoa.
BaiEimoTS WP. H., onliy. IuS Icndss
Dafn e,s0 and ll.oo A. d. daily, 0xeept sun.
DAY; S,loa- n. on Sunday onlN aSS and k.Ss
PitIs6urS. chicago ana ~ LOuiI szprss,
Trains III NIipiaStoa-Lsavs PhuassI
phia, daily, " %, lA.So, Hll % a. n, il O
ncon, ! y G90, Aso, sASas HSa. ais, 10 10
1sily, sxospt sunday. asa, 1.ss a. n.
Ak.1e, and tEop. N.
Sundays Only, ais . m.
Express tfAinsN
RArns 10 WnsTHRN rogHTs LOWE VIAL
VIA ANY OTHMn LINE,
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WANAM AKER's.


-
PHILADELPHIA, Friday Oct. II 1855.
The quick sep of the re-
cent brilliant opening keeps
up in Miss@s' and Children'e
Goats, listers, and Dresses
Many of the best things of
that time are gone, but more
are here Tables as full,
styles as good. New things
crOwding in every day.
Plaids, Stripes, Novelties,
and all the plain colors, ele-
gantIy braided or !. trimmed
with Astrakhan fur, or the
like.
Vienna Coats
French Goats
land original ideas and best
work from our own very
successful Order Department
for Children's wear.
Baby's things to suit man
ina. Plainest to finest. o.
If nothing ready made can
be good enough, the res oui
new Special Order Depart
lment. See how soft or fluff
or dainty the thing shall be
lnoYel designs, best work
perfect finish
Take the measure of wha
we've done for Baby b,
| Plush Caps. More Than I
Ihatndred styles and cohoys
What of Lace? or Knitted
Tor the rest of the cap crowd
Isecond floor, Chestnut street front. TAX
Elevator.
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FOR PRECEDENT,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
OF Indiana.


HmRT DUPoNT Of ChristianA.
JosKPH r. WHITAKER OF East Dover.
JoaHUA II. MARVEL Of Laurel.
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L'Suss APpmsasionS.


NOTICE., z. JAMES BELT.
4 Licensed druggist do hereby give notice
that shall apply IN writing 10 the Judges Of
the Court Of General Bea. ions o the Peace an Il
jan Delivery Of the State o DelaWare, In and
Ior New Castle County, on MONDAY, the 10Th
nrtt Gay OF the November term fsAld court.
for license 70 aifpeuse intoxicating liquors
Ior medlclnAl purposes, in quantity not great
eT than one quart, at the northwest rner or
sixth and MARKET streets, KnoWa az COL Market
htreet, In the Fiflh ward Of the city on VIII.
mington, Delaware, nd The follow M respect-
able citizens residing in said ward Feeonu tnena
the said application, Wis
Alen speakmAn Daniel James Jr.
paniei janice howAr OKle NJ, ID.
yho, ~. Mafuh l., West NJ. ID
<. Bringburat, Jr. VIM, U Fierce N. n.
henJ Mlelde, Fac, Jos. =, PYLE III, ID,
Henry baird VIM nj Corae NJ n
Geo. 3. Grub John y, opies
Mark N. Cleavar VIM H. Burr NJ II
N. HnRhea N, d. VIM III Movria
1enrhe Aum0n l.. III bravo n. ID,
q raul Lukens ND. u W Maui IA. ID.
q. Frahk hpeok N. d.. Geo. Armstrong
octio-H u. JAMES BELT,
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DUBLIC sALE-WILL BE SOLD AT
IL 2ubl iesale, At the res dence OF the sub
gcriber on tine KenneLt Pike, ChristiAna HUI :
dred, adj dining the LowerBrRndywtne PresOY-
terian church, on
MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1888,
al one O'Clock, p. M,
COED family Horse, quiet and all right; z
mllcn cows; / fAt pig, a lot Ofchlckens esEla
corn shelter, Telegraph hay cutter, cul- IL.
tlVAtOr, carriage and harness, Ter
mantOWn wagon, one-hOrse farm wagon, plusno
gear. bIoAdaLe, post spade, crow Ost ~
bushels Of wheat acres Of corn by the snoeh
hay by the ton, good Erindst1ne, forks,
rAkes, etc., good ohurn, stove, pa IoI
bedsteAds and a variety OF other articles.
THhMS.-All sums Of f2b and under cAshi Al
ever that amount a credit Of % days on puf-
chaser giving a bAnkRble mole with - angroF-
ed endorEer. WIN. Nj. PAIN n
W, j. LAnK, Auet. OF otd-At"
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Dates OF other california KxeuR.
s1Onn; January and 10, Fe5Fuary I, II
and rs, and March and Ii,
Dates OF Mexis0 D xeuraIsuR, II,
uAry IL, February IL; and M arch IL,
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RAYM oNU'8
VACATION
EXCURSIONS
All Travelling ENpauaaa VnoHnNad
A WINTER
IN
CALIFORNIA.

The hrst ana second parties nf the SEASON
VII Leave PhiIadelphIn Thuraday v,
HOVemDer b, and IhuFsdRY, Ne.
eoHnber Q, In special Pullman Palsss OAR
for PAsnaeDHs Les Angeles and ether
points I'm Southern California
Inc route vial DO via Baltimore Wash fpR
ton, Pilts urg, Chicago, KAnAaB City, la
vegas Hot Springs, santa W, AIbud 1Sva1o
hnTftoW snd San heFnadino. All frhVel
beyond Chicago in q special eFafrI
of maXnifleonG vestibuied Pullman
palace ears, with Pullm an palace
dining seRr 1meladsa.
livery tlcKet sntiuss the b lisf 70 yisit
Los Angeles, The RAYMOND, at east PAsa-
dana. Riverside, ran DieGo, Long Beacon.
santa Barbara, San RFsneinoO, MONTEREY
santa OruH, San Rafael and RaR1 Soda
spnnhs-ali the leading resorts in tiAliloT.
mia A Choice Of Five Different
Routes Returning soVsntssn RSoSnFn-
inK PARTIES under BPsoiAI MaoOFS ne
turn TieEota also good on ali trains uu-
81 July, 1880. lndspondont Tickets, Gov.
efing ever expense beth wars. and GiyipR
entire freedom to the passenger while IN
california, and also In making the Journey
homeNArd. Hotel oouposs EuppliSd for IsnR
or thoft R0jouTns At The Raymond. East
FasAden1; Hotel Del Monte, Monterey; Fal.
acc Hotel, San FrAneisoo; hotol nsI OorobA a
90, San Diego; Hotel Rafael, San HHfAol;
kapN Soda SprtnRsi SAnts JruI; The Ar.
llnston, Santa BalDAra; Long Beach Hotel;
Ano other famous Pacific coast resorts.
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laB rhsther BOOK relating 70 UaIhornia or
nexico tourH Is desired. -
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01

horse belonging to P. L. Budinger, Of IL
IT, ~kE

horse belonging to P. L. Budinger, Of IL
East Fourth street.
Mamie Abbott was tried before a jury
in Judge Taney's Court yesterday on a
charge of disturbing the peace and was
found guilty. The jury took pains to
recommend her to the mercy of the
court. She will be sentenced to-day.
William schole and John Thompson
got into fight yesterday afternoon in
the latter's saloon. There was some dis
pute about paying for drink. Schole
was badly cut about the face. Officer
Fitch brought them both to the station.
Several firms who sell furniture on the
instalment plan have been on the lookout
of late for negro man who had worked
them successfully. His scheme was to
get goods delivered for small deposit
and then move away before the remand
er Of what was due could be collected.
Thursday ey ening Detective Mccarthy
arrested j. j. Bromzley, who is said to
be the man, at colored ball and sociable
at Opera Hall in the Opera House
building, and yesterday he was placed
on the books as ''suspected."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
Criminal Notes.

The charge of disturbing the peace
against w. w. Wilson came up in Justice
Austin's court yesterday and was dis
missed.
Justice King has put the work of OBJ
tanning juries for his Court on the
Sheriff's office, as he is dissatisfied with
the sort of empaneling which the Con-
stables do.
Yesterday morning when one of the
employees of the Metropolitan Stables
who had been out on spree the pight
before, woke up he found that his
false teeth had disappeared.
The Patterson Rogers feud came W
again in Justice Kings Court yesterday
and was continued until 10 O'Clock thi
morning, by reason of the absence of the
remaining witness to the affair, the milk
man.
The Walter S. Moore malicious mis-
chief case came up again in Justic
Kings court yesterday and wes con
tinued to September Goth. This make
the fourth time this case has been con
tinued.
A warrant was sworn out in Justlc
Austin's court yesterday for the arrest
George Gridley on the charge of cruelt
to animals. 1t is charged that he beat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
Eastern Echoes.

At Jacksonville the yellow fever cpl
demic is in full sway in every part of the
city. There were twenty-three new cases
and four deaths during Friday.
A telegram from Fairchild, Wis, says
w. @. Fosters mammoth sawmill was
destroyed by fire Friday morning. Loss,
$4,000; insured for $4,000.
On Tuesday two revenue officers went
to Sand Beach, Mich, and arrested
Captain Harry Durant of the schooner
Emma, and brought him to Port Huron
to answer the charge Of smuggling opium.
Great excitement exists among all
classes at Howard, OAK, brought
about by the finding of gold dust, thickly
mixed with sand thrown from an exca-
walton which some workmen were dig
ging for we'll purposes. Old miners were
soon on the spot, and pronounced the
find very promising. From quality OBJ
tanned an essay was made, valuing the
quality at $18 per ounce.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
Baseball.

CLEVELAND, August 31.-Cleveland 2,
Kansas City l.
BALTIMORE, August 31.-Baltimore 8,
Louisville
INDIANAPOLIS, August 31.-Indianapolis
IA, Chicago 0. Battery: For Indianapolis,
Healy and DAILY; for Chicago, Tenor and
Daily.
PHILADELPHIA, August 31.-Gleason
was in the box for the Phillies, and was
batted freely. Whitney pitched effect
lively for the Washingtons. The game
was stopped at the sixth inning on &C.
count of rain. Score: Philadelphia, 0 !;
Washington, 4.
BosToN, August 31.-Boston went to
pieces in the third inning and lost the
game. Score-Boston 4, New York 10.
Batteries for Boston, Sowders and Kelly !;
for New York, Keefe and Murphy.
DETROIT, August 1.-THE Detroit
Pittsburg game was postponed on
account of rain.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01

1-16 miles-King Idle won, Belle B
second, Wheeler T third; time, :5O34
IA miles-Egmont won, Bessie June
second, Daruna third; time, 2:1014.
One and one-quarter miles-Judge
Murray won, Los Angeles second, Race
land third; time 2:12.
Three-quarters of a mile-Madstone
won, Beck second, Seymour third time
1:16I.
Three quarters of mile-King Crab
won, Tattler second, Balstone third ;
time :15.
SALT LAKE REGATTA.
SALT LAKE, Utah, August 31.-At the
regatta at Garfield Beach to-day the
greatest crowd ever seen on Salt Lake
assembled. Fully 5000 attended, and
business was generally suspended.
This afternoon the Delawares won the
double scull race in IL 81 +; Modocs sec
ond, II 80; Farraguts third, IL :53; Syl-
vans distanced.
Corbett, of the Farraguts, won the
single scull race in IL :07; Gastrich, of
the Modocs, second, in 12 :26; Fleming.
of the Sylvans, third in 80. Korf, of
the Delawares, did not row, because he
broke his boat.
The Modocs won the four-oared race in
8 :52, Farraguts second in 10 :02, Sylvans
third in 10 :03. The water was rough
and there was a stiff breeze. The crews
have consented to an extra day, and will
row again at Garfield tomorrow.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-09-01
GENERAL TOPICS.
A WaterspOut Bursts Over
Hot Springs.
TERRIBLE SCENE OF DISASTER
China Refuses to Ratify the Treaty
With the United States.
Eastern Echoes.

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD,
LITTLE Rock, Ark, August 31.-A
Gazette Hot Springs, Ark, special says
To-day is an epoch in the history of Hot
Springs. There is nothing but gutted
ruin and wreck to meet the vision every.
where, and nothing like it has ever beer
known to compare with the results o.
last nights storm, which occurred in the
night too late to be telegraphed. II
was a waterspout and the val
ley was swept with a mighty tidal
wave. The loss to psoperty.is fearful
while the sacrifice OF human life is appal
ling. Swift and terrible was the vista.
ton; without warning the people were
awakened from slumber to find them
selves threatened with destruction by
the mad waves. Strange to state few
people were conscious of the horrible
disaster till they awoke to look upon
the desolate scenes this morning and
drag the drowned from the drifts of
debris. The storm struck the town about
IL last night, from northwesterly direc-
ton: 1t was accompanied by stiff, cool
winds, though not strong enough to pro-
duce damage. Rain fell in torrents from II
to O'Clock without intermission or cessa.
ton; indeed those who were up and
witnessed the awful scene describe it as
one never before seen by them. The
vivid flashes of lightning displayed a
sight as if there were great sheets of fall
ing water. At the close of the storm,
great and ominous sounds, mingled with
the shouts of people and cries of distress.
went up from the valley, and such citizens
as we're in the vicinity Of the creek and
ravines went forth to render assistance.
The flood on Central avenue, the princi-
pal thoroughfare, seemed an angry river,
and was rushing with everything movable
on it's bosom. For over half an hour the
avenue was transformed into q torrent
fifty yards wide. Boxes and parts of
houses came down on the tide and
were left strewn on the sidewalks. Sev-
eral large hotels were flooded to the
depth of four feet with murky waters.
Many buildings were totally wrecked. Up
to this hour six persons are known to be
missing, five Of whom have been found
in wrecked building. The damage to
property is estimated at 100000.
LATER.
George w. Bean, of Lancaster, Pa,
and G. 81. Coolidge, of Cincinnati, visi-
tors, have just arrived here from the Hot
Springs and say that the desolation is be-
yond description. They say thirteen peo-
pie were drowned; nine bodies have been
recovered, and inquests have been held
on four. The lost are mostly colored
people. Owing to the despair and con-
fusion they could not learn the names Of
the drowned or the amount of damage
done. The telegraph wires are closed,
and it is impossible to get further par
ticulars.