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Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

On Saturday afternoon the Board OF
Managers of The Society for the Proven.
tion OF Cruelty TO Children met and de.
cided to leave the matter OF choosing r
epeoial agent to u Committee which
will act In unison with . like commit
tee fiom the Society for the Prevention
of Cruelty TO Animals. A joint meet
ing of the committees will be held the
latter part Of this week. A large mum.
ber OF applications for the position OF
spec ial agent has been made.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

JAHM&fy.
", p. J. DoansiIy, eis Wet ptn sl
10. q La Mouay, Br sndyvine Nd.
as, T. X. Lalley, t2t " est Font v.
rs, Sale, No. 1a2S Lovsrinx avenue.
81. jas. Il. Collins, n nsar MI idistown, Dsl.
%, Proud q Merricp, OhrisuanA nd.
90, aoodisy b Baldwin. Bootlr Oornsr.
!. assid h %. real sm,... city.
4, VIM. IA. Mitchell, Admiaistrstar, city.
., James Mo damon. Bran iy wine ad.
J. j. Moore N. q. Id.
v. Roberts h Hannum, Chsstsr, Pa.
9, J.W. Harris, Psne ,dor HID.
10, Hxr y smith, W q. % I'd.
IL y. StswRrt, Psncador HID.
"a, W. Y. Warner, Wilminxton.
In, Emma and Julius Uisrk, X L. Hi.
10, Adam DAyett, Penoader Hid.
10, A. H. 1ysop, horses, Ooestsr.
20, David K air, CnrissianA ID.
10, B Frank Duncan. N. u. Hid,
81, John N. Lee, Brandy vine Hd.
a, VI. Y. Warner, Wilmington.
II, A. Brown, W. q. u HID.
%. msFartn & Jordan. N " Ulstie HI.
%. A, Baxter, New O,stie HID.
2s, william Lyman, W y q. Hd.
II, Daniel Draper, W y u hd.
~, T1onas Macy, he'd Lion HID.
March.
10. Il. HiII, Obrisisua HI.
/, 5amael Oaritsie, W. 90. Hd.
g. 3tooE and farming utensils, ,BtAnd'y Hd
q, y. II. and J. q. Dishl, N. y. HID.
., ID. Il. Ferris, Ponoadef HID.
., Harry Mahaffy, Brandywine HID
.. X, y. Fisher. Mil Oi eek hd.
II, Thomas Wilson, Chd stlapR HID.
10, ao-den OonoWay, brandy vino Hd.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Colonel Henry DUPONT, President of
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company, went to Philadelphia this
morning, TO meet committee charged
with the consideration Of the construction
OF a branch road from Lenape to West
Chester, Pa IL is hoped that the deter.
mination was favorably considered, as the
time is certainly near at hand when this
branch will be required to accommodate
the travel and trade between this city and
that ancient borough.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

The Board Of Health, through Regis
trar W. II. Lee, on Saturday employed
four man, who were aworn In by Mayor
Rhosds, as special off cei 8 for the pur
at Nos $50 East Seventh and sos But
ton God streets. The watch will be
CONTIGUOUS, each man being on duty
eight hours. The men employed are
Edward Bodle, Charles Cannon, Jacob
Baker and William @. Retting.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
uhancs for BArgaIna.

Having sold my plAcs In the country
At Greenosnk, will offer At private
sale O good GOV that can't be bsat and
will cell at . bsrgAio; n good buttel
COW; 7.yeM old horse; q sJV pig,
Chester County white, 4 mon this old; q
large cylinder stove, used about one
year; hose, rakse, forks, boa hives, aud
. lot OF choioo Plymouth Rock chick
ems and good Shepsrd dog. Inquire
At residence, Greenbanh, Del. or RE
PUBLICAN ofiios W, ecorr VERNON
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

cap, with Rough on Dirt" do as nice
washing and ironing as can Oe done In
any laundry. Boiling not necessary ;
unlike any other Rough on Dirt" can
bs ussd in both washing and s.arohing;
you need have no fear In uBin2 this ar
licle; free from vile alksli, It does not
rot, yellow nor injnre the finess fabric ;
clears, bleaohss, Whitsns. F." Rough on
Dirt" is the only article that can be ad-
ded to starch (hot CT oold) TO give \
good body and beautiful gloss. Ask for
Trough on Dirt" 10 and 400. packag.
es. All 6rss-olass Drug2istp.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

General A. A. Chapman informs ui
thnt he slaughtered on his farm in
Whits Gay Ofsek Hundrat ,on Wedpes
day last, 7 mouths-o'd Chester Counts
White pug, which weighed S55, being
within 10 pounds OF pound and n hail
.or each day thst 1t had lived This Ia
something better than the farmer OF
Brandywins Hundred noticed few
days ago. and Gsaoral Chapman ID
rather e!ated over IL
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
rns Devil Fish Desorlbed BY Hugo

Is not . more ten acious monster than
mAlaria, whether IL takes the form of
chills al d fever, billions remitteut, ague
cake or dumb ssue. Like the octopus
Of the story 1t clasps the yicin N In It's
tentscn az, and folds him closer and
closer In horrible embrace. Attacked
with Hostetter's Stomach Bltters, how.
ever, 1t grAduslly relaxes its trem en-
dous grip, finally Abandons 1t, and the
quondam sufferer, liberated at last, re.
Ioices In the sense OF new bora freedom,
ems en- 1ersd by tie restoration Of com
plets health. Dyspepsis, too, and con E
stipation, those old and reno. .seless
enemies of the human family, give
ground, and are finally driven from the
field By this Napoleon OF remedies, the
greate't, the pur ct In the family phar-
mRcoi GA. RheumatiIm succumbs TO
1t, 80 do kidney troubles. The nerves,
when overstrAiued, regain quietude and
vigor By Its aid, and the ability to rest
TRANQUILITY and est with zest are In.
creased bS it. Resort to it In time and
avoid unnecessary suffering.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
n oArd.

To all who sre suffering fEoua the er.
rora and iadiporeNons OF youth, nervous
weakness, eRElg decay, loss OF manhood,
30, will send reoipe thAs will cure
remedy was discovered By = missionary
In 5ontA Amesioa. BsuG solf.AdhreSy.
eli envelope to tho RAv. JOSEPH 4,
INXAA 5tHdnn ID. New Ycak City.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

The wife Of General A. A, Chapman,
who WAS thrown from the trottlng va.
gon on ThursdAy last and severely In
jured, IL improving gradually under
the charge Of DR.. Peters, although she
cannot walk yet, and some weeks must
elapse before she oau use her arm,
which fortun ately was the only bono
broken. The horse prooseded safely
home after the accident and stopped
under the shed.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Those Interested in decorating and
making their home, beautiful shonld
call and inspect tho exhibition OF em.
bsoidsred household Erdolss Mt the
Singer Mfg. Go " ofico, No. $40 Market
street. This Is certainly the nnsst thing
of the kird ever seen in Wilningtcn,
The exhibition ia ffos u all, snd ths
ladies should not miss tho opportunity
OF seeing TO whnt use that most ureful
household article, tho New High Arm
Singer machine, oan execute. No. 6i0
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

coppar and corrugated iron roohDg.
Patent uon-fFsezlBR aud non bursttnR
Ralvanissd iron and tin sDoutlag. TIN
and metal roofs repaired ct short notice.
All kinds Of sheet natal work made
aud repaired. Leave your orders Mt
No. EAst Fourth street Plckels Stove
and Hea.er DC. Telephone call No.
e2S. Snow shovsls 20 sAd 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Millinery Palace, sit Market street
Being a little dark, Mrs. Jacobs has had
electric lights put in. Ladies' can nov
purchase at night, being able to match
the most delicate shade by this light
Call and see how 1t improves this already
handsome store. Mrs, jacobs, GIT Mar,
ket street and 23O KInV street.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
Women, Dsla,s arc DAnxsrousl

Madame Esvere's Female Pil,a for
women never fall to always give speedy
aud certain relief SAtiaiscsion gusrnn-
teed or money rsturned. Sent by mail,
securely sealed, in plain wrapper, for
one dollar; ihree boxes for two dollars.
Particulars In letter for four cents IN
postage stAmpa. Address Mrs. K.
REVERE, Boz 2S3, Jersey City, N. j
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

The nrst consignment OF coal fro m the
Wyoming region, consisting of ninety
cars, arrived at Reading on Sunday. II
was mostly furnace coal and was trans
ferred TO the furnaces which are in the
most urgent need Of II. So far thefirGs In
seven furnaces have been banked In the
Schuylkill valley. The joint committee
OF the Miners Amalgamated Association
and KnightsIof Labor met In Pottsvllle
on Saturday and discussed the question
as to whether or not the miners In the
eyeHt OF satisfactory scale of wages
being offered them shall resume work re-
gardless OF the settlement ofthe railroad
are alleged grievances. II is said that a
definite conclusion was reached, but it
was not made public A general meeting
OF the Miners Amalgamated Association
will be held In Tamaqua to-day, at which
1t is expected the question will be dis
cussed.
PoTTsvILLB, January 22 A report has
been current here TO day that several col.
lleries will resume work 10 morrow.
What collleries they are is not definitely
stat nor the authority upon which the
statement is based. 1t Is a well known
fact, however, that efforts have been
steadily in progress to get certain collier
les into operation and this fact, together
with the uuquestionable discomfort of a
considerable element of the miners with
the existinP situation and out look, tends
TO give a degree OF credibility to the
rumor.
PRESIDENT coRBIN's STATEMENT.
President Austin Corb!n, of the Phila
delphia and Reading Railroad Company
har -.1 ttt, NlN0
with the strikes" as an "answer to tn,
various communications from peopl,
along the line OF orr road - are deeply
interested In the operation Doth th'
Railroad and Coal and Iron CO panies
After recitiDg the facts from the com
pauy's stand point relative to the strike
at Port Richmond and subsequent trou
BILE a. other points on the railroad Presi
dent Corbin states: "Over 2500 men vol
UNFAIRLY left our service. The same mum
Der of new and competent men presented
themselves for service with the com
pany.
They were employed, and will be re
tanned so long as they perform tn ir dutie
faithfully" He says further: mo maj
shall be ostracised on this road becsus
he belongs to labor organization and n
man will be ostracised because he doe
not, The trouble on the railroad is endet
and will never be opened up again" MI
; Corbin then reviews the action of tn
miners in the compAny'a employ, ant
says: There Is no alternative for thi
company that can see except to insis
upon the right to manage Its own proper
ty and the right to emp oy labor in tn
, mining of Its coal so that 1t will have a
least an equal chance with It's neiRhbor
; in every competitive market TO which an
thracite coal goes" In the last twelv,
; years, according to the statement, tn
company has sustained an actual loss G
Sl2 270 .0c0 In mining its coal.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
DIR. silna.s' wAlae pulnlonls salsaa,.

AEs ui111us0 WHISo UIHIunE1 bsIt0su8
the great leading lung remedy oil
Wilmington, Del. No one ever reAcl %
consumption who uses 10 In time; II
will slways prevent and moAt frequent
ly cures consumption. It stands nnex
oelled for curing coughs, hoersspsss,
Group, sors throAt, SO, 500. and 81. 90.
Depot Fourth and King. S)ld by
dealers,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Electric light in Millinery Palace, 6l7
Market street.
Handsome millinery by electric light,
at Millinery Palace, 6l7 Market street.
For good coal 80 to Bush's, Fronch
street wharf.
Bargains In millinery goods nt MIS-.
JGcobB', 617 Market and 30 Kink Ses.
Call and SEQ COR Are feathers aud
fancy, go E!nG Gnn GIT MNrkot streets
DID yon SEQ the window nt 617 Mar
ket strest. TIA hsndsomest in town.
Diekoy & Uo.,
Telephone Call, 456.
Cough oahiy ~ FegsGso0 q, II %. 81
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

The Husss eye tonic, eye strengtbeuer
aud promoter Of clear. healthy, strong
eight Weak, infAmsd and sore ey 90
are quickly cured. Loag sishtedness,
or sh0Et or near sighted ntss 10 wonder
fully relieved by restoring the Lost
action OF the nerve, by removing oil
raraIytio or oonasstive :eadenoiss
Bad eyes are made good, weak eycs are
made strong and clssassd ayes are m ad Q
we'll by using this famous eye medi.
ciae. 2bc. and 800. bottles supplied.
Main depot Fourth and King streets,
Wilmington, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

0WlnS to a recent stroke Of paralysis
MIS-. Jane = Lea, the widow OF Willism
Lsa, Is lyisE In very preoArious con.
dltion 81 her resIds0os, No. 1901 Market
street. Her recovery is considered ex-
tremely ooubtful.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

The seventh annual masquerade ball
OF the Eonpareil Association will take
place in German Hall on Friday even,
inS, February 10. THIS will probably
be she largest ball get given by this as
soc!atiou. Tickets, 90 cents; ladies a.
tending unmarked, 15 cents.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Those OF our lady readers who would
like to know how child bearing mOy bs
made painless aud safe oAn get the in.
formation In . sealed envelope by bend
Ing four ceuis in postage stamps to
Mrs. e. REVERE, Box 2S3, Jersey
City, M.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

SnnoR'8 vITALI2ER Is what you
need for Constipation, LoGs OF Appe-
lite, Dizziness and all uyInptoms Of
Dy6Depeia. Ft!ce 10 ard 75 cents per
hotsie. sali by y. y, E&Dsor.A, SOY.
2-Id Apj Maskss B.U,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

WHY WILL YOU cough when Bhil0hI
Cure will give Immediate relief. Price
10 oepts, 30 cents and 81. Bold by N
3. DAniorth. cor. 3nd 81 Market 5ts.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
upsssai ms..aaa.


On Sunday afternoon the remains Of
Sanford Mastlndaie, an ex-aoldler aud
member Of the q. A. R., was buried At
kfverview cemetery. The deceased vas
4 mou1def and worked for the Betts Ne
chine Company. He had been sinlc. but
a few days aud his death was caused by
pneumonia. he was Q member during
the war Of the Twenty sec md New York
Regiment Of Infsntry. He was Q mem-
Der Ct Wing Post, GA X Of Glen Falls,
New York, and OF the !. o. u r., OF the
same place. He was buried with the
honors OF war by smyth Post. No. l, OF
this city. The music was furnished by
Smyth Post File aud Drum Corps.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Flies, rosshes, ants, bed bugs, water
bugs, moths, rats, mioe, spsrrows, jacl
rabbits, gopbers, chipmunka, CLEARED
ont By Rough on Rats" 100.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Why, tho celebrated 8 8. II d. cigar
manufactured by II ". Bourbon &
Bro, N. W. cor. Second md Orsngt
streets. Cigars by the box specially
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

OArARRH oURKD, health and sweet
breath secured, hy Shiloh's CatarIh
Remedy. Price 80 cents. Nasal Iniee.
tor free. Dauforth's 2nd and harke {.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

A new watch club will be formed in
q few days at No. Is East Fourth street,
@ilmtngtOn, Dsl.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

high, 6ue view, dry cellare, moderate
In cost, rold on instnllments. IS per
month. Call on I. TATNALL,
7l2 Market hTfset,
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Fine gold AND silver watches 0 rs.
duoed prioss, o full line Of gold Andi
fine rolled gold plated ohGins at Is n.
Fourth Of. Il. n HAnf.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

DR.. Lippiroott's spsolac Com pound
for neuralgia and ohronio rheumatism
price 40o. par bottle. For sale by
TAYLOR 81 FULLERTON.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

A WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, OF Sept /,
's7, for whloa 6 usnts Win bo paid nj
this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
Down! Down! Down!

Go the prices and
out gO,s the CLOTH
ing. II you want a
bargain in a suit or an
oyercoat you can get
it OF Mullin & Som
Sixth and Market.
They have been taking
an account of stock al
ter a general mark
down, are now, in ad-
dition, taking an extra
10 per cent discount off
Of mems and boys
overcoats; they won't
last long at such prices
Men and boys suits you
will find In almost any
style or kind.
PantaIOOns you will
find cheaper, because
they are better. While
you will find them bet.
ter made, you will find
them cut to fit, which
will be a great comfort
to the wearer.
We close at 6 p. m.
except Saturday even.
ings.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Bush's, French street wharf Ia the place
to buy your coal
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

A NASAL IEJBo TOR free with each
hottie Of shiloh's OAtArrn Rem edy
Price 80 cents. Sold by N. b. DAniorth
cor. and b Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Jlst arrived car load NO, white
da,9, D.ekey Sc 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

"BUOHU.PAIBA :" Quick, com.
plete cure, all annoying KiLeey disess
es, Oakazfh Of Bladder. 81.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Pirat District-PopIAr, siEth, Pine
and Taylor streets, 1856
Second Dlstrict-rine, Sixth, Spruce
and Taylor stTeets, $50
Third Digtrict-Spruce, Sixth, Oh1roh
and Tay lor etreets, 28i.
Fourth Distrlct-Churoh, Sixth ,
Ohrlstians river, Braudy vine oresk,
or all that part Of ths ward ly Ing east
OF Church street, al9
Fifth Distriot-PoplAr, Taylor, Lom-
bard aud Brandy wine creek, 297.
Sixth DlAtrict-I ON bard, Tayl
Kirkwood, extended to Brand wine
creek, 295.
Seventh Dlstrlot-Kitkwood, Taylor,
Church, Brandywins, Pine and Elev.
spth etreeto, $40.
Total In Eighth ward, 2,I94.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Yez earpsis-orAuor & uo.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

Go to Dickey 81 90. for Gold Medal
Einu-
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23
NINTH WARD.

First District Market, B'Andyvine
creek, boundary line. or all that part OF
the Ninth ward lying west Of Market
street, 2S5.
Second Dlstriot-Markst SIR cot, Bran.
DIVINE creek, Church street, boundary
line, 3S7.
Third Disbist-Ohurch street, boun.
dary line, Delaware river, Thirteenth
treet, BfAndy wine creek, or all that
part o. the Ninth ward lying east Of
Church street and north Of Thirteenth,
2O5.
Fourth Dlstfics-Thirteenth street,
Delaware river, Christibna river, Brar.
dyWiDe creek 10 Thirteenth street, sea.
Total In Ninth ward, OIL.
Daily Republican., 1888-01-23

First D!striot-A Adams, Linden, Van
Buren,, Fr mt, 3t8
Btcond DistEict-VAnBuren Linden
Franklin. Front, 27l.
Third District-Adane, Front, Van
Buren, Third street, 2s7.
Fourth Disirict-VanBuren, Front
franklin, Third st,est, 2l0,
Fifth Dlstrit t-Adams, Third, Frank
lin, Sixth, 227.
Total in Tenth ward, l ,34S.
ELEVENTH WARD.
First District-Linden, Union, boun
dairy line, Maryland avenue, Beech
street extended, Washington extended
aBd West Liberty, $50.
Second Dlstrioi-MarylaDd avenue
Beech street, r., W. q d. Railroad aud
boundary line, 275.
Total In Eleventh ward, 6Sl.
TWELFTH WARD.
First Dlstrici-EFanklIn, Linden
ecOtt and Sixth stTeets, 30i
Second Dlstriot-SoOtt, Linden, city
boundary line, Greenhnl avenue and
Sixth street, 2D7.
Total in Twelfth ward, 69l,
The department has beeu guided 10
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-09-26

Almost every day we feel the unpleas-
ant sensations of Indigestion. Try ALL
COCKS Porous PLAsTERs, and be
relieved. j. F. Davenport, of Canarsie,
New York, writes
have been very much troubled with a
violent pain below my chest bone. was
told by several physicians that it was
rheumatism of the diaphragm. 1t resulted
from cold and exposure. i had very little
appetite, and digested my food with great
difficulty. l placed one ALLCocK' S
Porous PLASTER below the breast bone
and two on each side. In the course OF
twenty-four hours all pain ceased, and !
was able to eat and digest good square
meal, something had not done before in
two weeks. got better constantly, and
at the end of seven days found myself
entirely well. Since then / have used
ALLCoCK's Porous PLAsTERs for colds,
coughs, and pains in my side, and have
always found them quick and effective.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-09-26

In the forest of Esterel man and a
woman were at work recently, and not
far off a babe-an infant 6 months old
was lying in the cradle, which had
been moved to the front of their cot
tage in.order that the little cherub
might inhale the fresh air under the
watchful gaze of its fond parents. Sud
denly noise was heard and an enorm-
Gus eagle, swooping down from the
cerulean sky, seized the babe with beak
and claws, and began to soar once more
toward the sun, when the distracted
father, rushing madly into his hut,
took up a gun. Without moments
hesitation the man pointed the weapon
at the cruel bird and fired. The eagle
dropped earthward as dead as a door
nail and its slayer now achieved an
other feat which would have won him
any amount of applause at Lords. He
held out his hands and caught the child
as it fell, the little one escaping with
out so much as a scratch and returning
from its journey in mid-air as bright
as button" So Tell, of immortal re.
nown, has a rival. The only drawback
is that a skeptic has limited that if il
were carefully examined the majestic
bird might prove after all to be only a
canard.-Paris Letter to London TEL
egrGph.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1888-09-26
Cheap-Rate Excursions to sold yir.
ginia.o

Only SIS. Chicago TO Richmond and re-
turn, via Monon Route. Three Grand EX-
cursions 10 the Virginia Exposition. The
Virginia Agricultural. Mechanical and To-
bacco Exposition will be held at Richmond.
Va, October 10 November /. 1883. and the
Monon Route, being the direct line, will sell
round-trip tickets 20 land-seekers and tour
lists at the above rate. allowing fifteen days
10 stop-over and return, the extreme limit
OF ticket being thirty days from date OF
sale. This is the golden opportunity for
land-seekers 20 witness display OF South
ern agricultural, mineral. and other prod
ucts in the realm Of King Cotton" and his
prime minister, Prince Tobacco, and will
enable cXpectant settlers or investors to
Judge for themselves OF the wonderful re-
sources Of the New South before making in
vestments. Tickets will be on sale October
2, 9, and TO- affording choice of routes from
Chicago. via either Cincinnati or Louisville.
with Pullman Buffet Sleepers on night
trains and Parlor Chair Cars on day trains.
For full particulars address l.. +. Sessions,
Box 5S1, Minneapolis; +. o. Mccormick,
General Passenger Agent Monon Route.
Chicago: or call at City Ticket Office. 70
Clark street.