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Daily Republican., 1888-08-31
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TIains lsaVs nslaWare Avenue Depot
EAST fsIlUED.

EAST BuUND.
FOR Phi,adslphiA and OhsstoP, e1B, %
10, IS 3o,9 20, 10 30 and hll II .. m; 90 8 on
3 %, IS 20, D rs, 0 20, I 30, - As and So p. "A
On SundkyB,T 30, I %, 3 0b, 10 80 and tll IL
III 90, 8 COS ss,aS 20, s 20, Ao,as ~ and y
p. m. "
FOR Singerly, accommodation, daily II Se
q. IN.
FOR Baltimore, accommodation, daily e1
oopt Sunday o 40 q. N.
For Chicago and PlttsburE, express, dali,
Cincinnati and st. Louis express, dsily
II IS . m.
baltimore accommodate daily 7aS p N
Plttsburg, chicago and st. Louis express
sinserly acsommodat iOn, daily 90 p m.
FOB LANDbN RBR0, 10 A. Il .Spndh
enly, hoo a. n. daily eIospt sunday, 81
90, 3 60 D. N. daily.
Trains leave Market Street station;
Ter RhlladsiphiA 1886 p. m. daily, hoi
Baltimore " r. NJ, daily. For LAnasa
berb $50 and ll.0a a. NJ. daily, except sun
days s.I0a. n on Sunday Only AZ and s.s'
Pitts6ats. ohiSAEO and ST LOuis SIprOs
trains for MilpinysOn-LsavS FailAAs
psia, daily, - %, 100, Ill % n, H., y 9
noon, ., s.cO, q 20, AkOo, $40. tls, 10 70
daily, Szoopt Sunday, LsV, $50 q, =
AG.2A, and ! 80 D. N.
SUNDAYS only, sic m.
/ Express trAin6a
RArBs TO wRsrHRS POINTS zowER TIA
VIA ANY OTHER LINE.
~, n. CLEMENTS, q, C.SuUL&
Genn manager. ESR'l FsaA AREA
Talenhnua No. ltS.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

WSLmIR9rOR q NORTHERN n. 4,
Time table in effect, July 9Th 1888. 1TSiE1
leave Wilmington (French EtreeG as i0hoNb'
For Reading, BirdsboIo, JOANNA spring
field, WaynesbprF junction, Manor Pottsvillei
TRmaqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Nerhers.
vile and all points on the PhilgdclphiR and
Reading X, R., 7.B0 3. m. and 2.40 y. m.
For Springfield, Waynesburg Junction,
Coatesyille, Emhreevlle, Leuape, Chaddb
Ford and Dupont's and intermediate points,
T. 90 q. M, and 5. 90 y. m.
For CoaIesN lille and intermediate points ~
Z. 90 a. M, 40 and 500 p. M.
For West Chester, 100 4. M, 40 and b,W
Daily except Saturday and Sunday,
For Rev Bridge aud intermediate pointai
8. Is p. m, and on Saturday only 1t $40 Ane
II. lbp. m.
ON sunday for Reading and Intermediate
points, At .0s 3. M, and for springfield and
intermediate points At 500 D. m.
A. q. AcOAusLAHD, B0WNESs BkI09A,
Ruper1ptepdeuts GeA RasA, Ag'k
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

Whom baby was SICK, we Gsvo Scr oAstOria,
When she was Child she cried for CAStoriA
When she became Miss she chung " Oastoria
When she had children she gave thsn CAS-
toriA.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

~JHApNEcp ItR causes, and new Ans
hEAtNEG guceeAsfulDURE 81 yoni
Town home by one who WAS deaf twenty
eight years. Treated BY most OF the no
ted.spec laliBts without benefit Cured hin
IsIf n three months, and Einoo then hun
dreds Of oshorh Kull particulars e0nt on Ap
0lIeAli0p. I'll fAQX, nc. q Wsst GSl
q, NOW xegk otags Oeos-sasSAsaASDs
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31
Academy Of The Visitation,

en- DELAWARE AVENUE, VIII resume
it, scholastic exercises on the md MON
DAY Of september. For toFmS, apPly % Shu
Lady Superb ress. 1RIzF
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31
WOrkingnGl and
Ladies Read!
TWELFTH WARD
BUILDINGLOTS
Forty-fve Dollars and Up
wards.

Over four hundred sold in
the past year. Fine location,
pure air and good water.
Cars leave every halt hour
within a square Of these lots
for Water and Market
streets and Delaware ave
nue.. Fare 5 cents.
Look at the improve
ments: City water and
lamps; one-eighth tax rate;
streets being graded; new
school. house; street car line
going to be extended.
For dead-eure safe invest
ment, where you can see
your money every day, this
cannot be equaled. Had q
great many people taken
this advice when we gave it
several years ago, they
would have saved hundreds
OF dollars. Take heed now
and buy.
Building lots on easy
terms In all sections of the
city. Building loans, stock,
or orders on any saving
bank taken as cash.
For Information how tc
secure a home apply to
PETER j. FORD.
Second and Webb Sts,, or
ITHOS. M. OGLE.
COZ I-2 Market st.
| au17-Sm
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III--YtLP PURNlSHRD FOR
VI r,SIaursa.s and prlvhs,S, isml.
. 49,. lSS,s' ,,-e5I, i7O'tf
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

Gall for Toe cream sous water D
B atom Smiths drug store. Seventh anf
Pine atr0etst
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31
DIR. THEETA
39 N. Fourth St.
Below Green,
PHILADELPHIA.

IS years practical experience
Guarantees to cure more qulohei
safer aud permanent than an,
advertising physician all SPe
einlDiacRAeH, Blood Poison
skin IliHenaeA, PimpIea
Blotches, Obstinate yleeFa
distractions, Inflammation
Of Kidney, Bladder and oths
organs. Nervous Debility,
EnFlV Decay, w eailne aa. "a
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

rTn-A YOUNG LADY TO
Y, M sIoilrsts family, with pleas
,s,slsTi Terms moderate, Ad'
i thh oti''' 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

Etl-pOAKDEhs, SOuuH'
|, s,p,r ofi,h Shd KING streets
|,,sgI ma good EooommodAt lonn.
"-' AIS etA
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31
FRIENDS SCHOOL

GONFEREHCE AOABE MX, DUVER
~ LeL-BoArding and DAY School f1P hosh
se1es. eoholara prep4ret for badness, taAala-
ing, the professions and COLLEGE. VOCAL and
detrimental Music Drawing and PAl1ffIIT.
All boarders are directly undOR the 0ANFE1
OF the Prinoip pal and PT0oepUoss. TWm1.
$500 per year. RAu Term segInS Sept aed.
for Catalogue, address W. L. 900DaR8s
Al'lst LloVoE. Hal
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31
STATE uE DELAwAREl

NoTIOE-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN Monday, April ., To regulate, seal and
stamp all weights and measures used in New
Castle County this year. All work lett 81
Kyle's, Ninth and King streeiG. or at my
residence, 1875 Poplar street, Wilmington,
Del, VIII receive prompt attention
Regulator OF Weights and Measures.
AlO-8m-eod
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

NYOTIUE Is BkKkBY OWEN. THAT
IN Aa application will be made 70 the
honorADla tgnAtiua U. 0Tubo, Aleoeiate
Juitios Of the Superior court OF The StAte OF
DelaWaTs, TeBidiBR in new CASTLE County,
on Saturday, the sth day Of september, A :.
u, 1883, 81 10 O'Clock In the morning ~
Chambers In whining too, IN the StAte and
Uounty aforosAid, fer the Incorporation OF
The Delaware Hedge COMPANY" the char
sossF and obi cots Of which are 10 mbnufso-
turo hedge lanees and 10 cany on tho busi-
hedge fenSas In ALI the VATi .us branches
thereof aud TO that end to have, posseu aud
enjoy ala the rights, dement's and privileges
OF IAN ACT CONCERNING PrvAts Corpora
tlona," passed 81 Dover, March lttb, A. D.,
1859. HENkY u. OONkAn,
Aa7-l0t Atty for IroorpofGtorp.
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

OIIUH- ELECTRIC PLATING WITH
IN silver. nickel, brass and copper. Al
50 metal polishing and broDsinZ Partiou'
lar attention 10 REPEATING kniyes, FORKS
bpOons and other table wsrs.
IA X. OUULkY, Hear III Walnut ST.,
iy33.ima Whining ton, Dol
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

Fyp-sIIUArIOE AS TEAOH-
|tbJtlhdy holding state oertin'
nm nltI,hsr," this otiioy.
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Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

NTOTlOR -TA1PAYEKS TAKE no
6ilI 81 sohool razsa I0r lSsa.

Oity and Sehool Taxes for lSea
The undersigned, Foceivors OF taxes 1oF the
Oily Of Wilmington, Will be 81 10 h. 9th ~ /,
between Market aud King Sts., during the
month Of July, 1888, between the hours Of 3
and u In the mornipg, and ffom 70 . IL
taxoL on All tAxea paid during July, there
will bO . reduction Of cents on OVsIy eoa.
lar, and all taxes paid on or after the 1n
day Of August, shall be payable without .
deduotton. Aforesaid; And all taxes unpaid
on the LIST day Of September, shall be inoreas
Cd By tha AdditiAn offs per Oentum on the
amount thereof EDMUND P, MOODY,
kooSlVer OF Northern district, including
Ali north Of eth street.
ReoaiVeP OF Southern dintgtet, including
all south OF ath stRaaL iosou
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

LsT. TRuLRuMkDHOUSE IS
Peg moth. Alio a large stable.
fhIEhJ fyRD, at fiith and
~ ala u
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31
NEWPORT.
ViInIngtOn'' IaH Suburb,

Freedom from City Taxes.
Within s minutes walk Of New
port station, P, w. & B. r. R.;
7 minutes by rail from Front &
French SITS. Fare by monthly
Communication tickets 615 cts.
High, dry land, fine view, attractive for
building homes, good water, fresh air,
lots mostly 25x125 #, Prices SS7 so per
lot and upwards.
TERMs-$1O per lot at time of purchase,
Rs per month thereafter until all is paid.
VIM. j. FISHER,
ly19 m,w,f SIN S02 Market street..
Daily Republican., 1888-08-31

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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-12-07
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

j. W. MoTNTosH d Go, well known
stock brokers of Boston, have failed.
The switchmen's strike at the Chicago
stock yards has been settled by compro-
mise.
A FISHING vessel, with fifteen of her
srew, went down in a gale on the Massa-
chusetts coast.
TUE terrible storm on the New England
coast resulted In large loss of life and
the destruction of n vast amount of ship
ping.
TuE large fishing schooner Edward
Norton went ashore near Scituate, Mas
sachusetts and went TO pieces. Fifteen
of her cre~ of sixteen perished.
JAY EYE SEE, owned by j. |. Case, of
Racine and valusd at $4,000. was found
in his pasture Tuesday morning, almost
dead from loss of blood, caused by step
ping on some sharp Substance that ssver-
ed an artery. The recovery of the famous
trottet is uncertain. His record Is 2:10.
THE Reading company's steamer, the
Allent Wn, with crew OF nineteen men,
and laden with 1,660 tons of coal, is re
ported to have fouCdered, Sunday eve
ming, off Cohastet, Mass. Life preser-
vers and wreckage marked with tho
name of the vessel havs come ashore.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-12-07
FOREIGN.

Tux Rothsohild syndicate, of Paris has
taken an Austrian loan of $lO,Oeo,0o0.
GENKnAL BouLANGER, if successful in
getting divorce, will marry one of the
richest widows in France.
BFRLrN.-The statement of the Imperi-
al Rank OF Germany shows an increase in
specie of l, 1,42O,0 marks.
LONDON. A dispatch from Zanzibar
says the Italian flag has again been boist-
ed on the Italian consulate, and saluted
by direction of the sultan.
CRY OF MExICo.-P resident Diaz has
taken the oath of office as president for
his third term, amid great display of
troops aud firing of cannon.
TIE land commissioner has ordered a
large reduction OF rents, in some cases a.
high rs ~ per cent, in the vicinity of
Ghur.es.
LoSDoN,-Mr. Brsdlaugh's radical osths
bill, practically sbolishIng the obligation
of taking osths for those who do not be-
ievs in them, passed the house of lords
and having already passed the house, viii,
with the royal assent, become law.
AN imperial ukase has been issued by
the Russian government providing for
the Issue of 4 per cent. bonds to the
nominal value of $4,000 600 roubles.
The money will be used to purchase bonds
and notes OF an earlier date.
Elections were held yesterday
in the Department. of Cotes du Nord for
two members of the Chamber of DspR-
ties. Both of the Conservative csndi-
dates were elected withost opposition.
In the Department of War the Communist
candidate, Ciussret, was elected by a
majority of 1000.
ZANzIBAR.-The question regarding the
fugitive slaves harbored by tne mission
station ct Mombess has been settled by
Messrs. Msckinzie and Matthews TO the
satisfaction of the natives, who have in
vited Mr.. MSckinzie to public feast.
The arrangements secures the freedom OF
1900 slaves.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-12-07
C0NGRESSNAL.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-It was an IN
usually full senate that responded to
President Ingalls, call to order at y
O'Clock today. At that time the public
galleries were crowded. Ehe deck of the
presiding officer was decorated by very
handsome pyramid Doquet.
Exactly at II O'Clock Sen. Ingalls,
called the senate to order. and Chaplain
Butler opened the proceedings with
prayer. He returned thanks for the
beaEt'fut blessings vouchsafed the land
i'll its material interosts, and reInem-
bered Presids snt elect Harrison in his
petition.
A fe% minutes were spent in greeting
senators, and then Senator Sherman of
fered the usual resolutions, that the
retary notify the houss that the senate is
ready to proceed 10 business.
resolution was offered by Sen. Nor
rill for the appointment of a committee
10 notify the president that the senate Is
ready To receive any communication he
may have TO make. Senator sMorrill and
Salisbury com posed this committee.
Sen. Cameron offered q resolution that
the senate meet each day until further
ordered ut II O'clock, which IT solution
was RdnpteL.
AT 12:47 on motion of M. Sherman,
the senate took recess for half an hour.
At the conclusion of the recess, which
had been extended to 1870, the u-u4l
message from tho house, announcing tue
facts of its being in session and of its
having appointed a committee TO wait
upon the president was delivered. That
was followed by report from the CON
mittee to wait on the presidenS to the
effect that it mad performed that duty
and that the president would communi-
cate in writing Immediately. The presi-
dents message was then delivered, and
Mr.. McCook, secretary of the senate,pro-
ceeded to read it,
The reading of the message occupied
an hour and twenty minutes. The por
tions of 1t which discussed the question
of tariff revision, treasury surplus, fishery
troubles and the West incident we're
listened to with very close attention by
the fou:teeh republican senators and
about an equal number of democrats
The other portions of the message seem
ed to have but few, if any, listeners, and
the reading bad the effect of gradually
clearing the galleries of the numerous
spectators.
When the rea ling was finished, the
message was laio on the table ana oruer'
ed to be printed. The presiding officer
announced that the unfinished business
for tomorrow was the bill to reduce taxa
tion (the tariff bill
Sen. Frye gave notice that he would
call up for consideration tomorrow morn
ing, the bill for settlements with the
Union Pasitic railroad company, and
the bill was made a special order for to-
morrow.
The senate then adjourned, after Motif
cation by Ssn. Frye that he would call up
the Union Pacific settlement bill to-mor-
row; by Sen. Chandler, that he would ask
for action on his resolution to ipvesti-
gate the Louisiana election of last
April, and by Sen. Allison, that he would
ask the senate to proceed with the tariff
hill
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-12-07
HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 8.-Lorg before the
hour for the meeting of the second ses
sion of the 5Oth congress the galleries of
the house were filled with spectators, and
the bright dresses of the ladies formed
brilliant frams to the picture presented
on the floor below. There hand shaking
was INDUCED in and congratulations
on re election or condolences in defeat
were exchanged among the members,
jocose raillery on the part OF
the republicans and patient resignation
on the part of the democrats being
everywhere evident The republican
members who are prominently mentioned
in conrection with the speakership of
the 51st congress, came in for an extra
share of Fluctuations, it being generally
conceded on the floor that the next house
will be republican with from to ma
iority.
At precisely 10 O'Clock the fall of the
gavel settled the tumult which existed
in the hail, and silence reigned, while
DR.. Milburn, ;he chaplain, offered prayer.
The roll of members was then called,
and the hum OF conversation broke
out sfresh. During the progress of the
aall Mr.. Cleveland entered the executive
gallery and became an attentive specta.
tor. The call developed the presence of
2S6 men bsrs, there being IS absentees.
On motion of Mr.. Mills (TeIas), a reso
luton was adopted direoting the clerk
to inform the senate that quorum of
the house had appeared, and that the
house was ready ts proceed TO bssiness.
Iu accordance with the resolution the
speaker appointed Messrs. Holman (Ind.
Turner (Gs.), sud 0'Neill (Pa.) a. com
mittse to Join a similar COMMITTEES to
wait upon the president and inform him
that congress vas ready TO receive any
communication that he might desire to
transmit.
The house tken, at 1880, took a recess
for an hour.
After the recess Mr.. Holman an
nounced that the committee appointed TO
wait upon the president had performed
lis duty, and that the president would
communicate with congress forthwith.
The presidents annual message was
then resd by the clerk. The portion of
the message in which the president
treats of the tariff question was listened
10 attentiyely by the members on both
sides of the house. Now and then
smile more of triumph than of derision
would appear upon the face of an enthu-
siastic republican, but the silence was
not broken until the clerk read, 1.-The
cause for which the battle is waged is
comprised within lines clearly ana dis
tinctly defined. IL should never be
compromised. 1t is the peoples cause"
Then the democrats could no longer re-
tain their feelings and broke into a
round of applause, which was answered
by the republicans with dsrising laugh
| ter.
| The presidents reference to the Sack
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-12-07
MARkIAGE RUSSIA.
How Matches Are Brought About-Examina-
tiOn Of tie Brides D0wry

How Matches Are Brought About-Fxamina-
tiOn Of tie Brides Dowry
No sooner does q young lady in Rdssia
become of marriageable age than she is
styled "nevyesta," which may mean a
bride, fnancee, Or marriag geable girl.
1t is with her that the svakha commences
her operations. Fhe marriage making
lady, always possessed of great powers of
conversation, elicits over a cup of after
noon tea the young Ia5y's opinions rs to
the blessings of the married state, and
should she show any Inclination to it
adroitly finds out the points and perfec
tious of her "ideaI." Should the girl be
rich the svakha's busi ess is greatly sim
plifed, for III that case ths father very
frequently gives the girl full permission
to chose whom she will. The svakha's
next step is to discover the Ideal" and
bring the young people together. 1t is,
of course, frequently difficult to bring the
young man to the young lady's house,
owing to the absence of a reasonable pre-
text for calling, but meeting is ar
ranged by the svakha, who tells the as
pirant TO wealth and beauty, or 10 wealth
or beauty alone-yery frequently the
former minus the latter-that in a Ger
tain box in the theater or standing by
such a pillar in the church he will be able
to judge of the perfection of his "fate,"
which, as the Russian proverb says, no
one escapes. Frequently the man does
not please the girl or the former thinks
it is not good enough, in which case the
whole thing is "off' and no one a cent the
worse. If the young couple are taken
with one another the svakha next consid-
ers her personal interest in the question,
and an agreement is come to with the
future happy man as to the percentage
of the dowry as commission that she is
to receive, en6 this is committed to
writing. The parties then adjourn to the
office of the man of law, and the list of
things that the bride is to bring to her
husband is all put down in legal form,
and before the marriage ceremony takes
place, usually on the preceding day, the
whole is sent TO the bridegroom's house,
where all the relations of both bride and
bridegroom assemble and ins pect every
thing so sent. Texture and material is
subjected to q critical examin alton, and,
should any discrepancies occur between
the list az the legal practitioners and the
articles actually dispatched, the match
can be Immediately broken off by the de-
frauced BRIDEGROOM.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1888-12-07
t'RI N f..

JEssE b. DoAN, formerly agent of the
Wisconsin Central railway ut Upsop, aud
who disappeared year ago with $3.50 of
the compauy's funds has been arrss- ED in
Texas.
EDWARD LINDSAY, slayer of Jack Ma
honey, OF Ashland has been committed
TO Jail on charge of murder in the first
degree.
The Grand Jury has indicted Thomas
Tgllman, the Cashier of the collapsed
Trnders' Bank, on n charge of embo M e
mcnt, in having received deposits when
he WAS aware that the bank was insol-
vent.
CHARLES W. WALDRoN, of IiiIsda'p,
Mich, the banker who decamped two
months ago taking Mrs. Bidwell. whom
he deserted in Montreal, aud $50, 600,
which he took with him 10 Europe, land
ed IL New York tuesday, and started for
hons, having made arrangements 10 set
tie all clalma.
MOUNT CAkMEL, Pa.-Two gangs CT
Russian and Italian miners, between
whom there has existed Il bitter feud for
months, met on the streets of Mount
Carmel ON Wednesday and for an hour
a bloody riot followed. Several on both
sides were stabbed, and the injuries of
Andrew Scaeriki, Anthony Sacke, and
John Garlic may prove fatal. The
authorities have arrested the rioters.