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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1888-08-21
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2I4 King Street.
l have received large line OF fishinG
tackle which / am selling at
the lowest prices.

JOinied ash rods, 10 Cts.
Jotnted ash rods, 40 Cts.
2 lOinted bamboo rods, plain, 81
ats.
B lOinted bamboo rods, plain,
ITS.
4 loInEed bamboo rods, plain, 70
Cts.
3JOinted bamboo rods, reel, land
and guides, 81.
AJOinted bamboo rods, reel, land
and guides, SI.20,
Also finer rods, split bamboo rodl
reels from Csc TO $500. Come u
the oldest established house IN Delaware
ga KING STREET. Send for price LIS
OF base ball and sporting goods.
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DJNJPLEs, blaok-heads, red, rough
IL NlchApped and oily skin preyentedb
(JITIguRA SOAP,
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A UDrToR's sALE-BY vIRTUKoF
IA A WARRANT Of the Mayor and the
city Of Wilmington, 30 me directed, vii be
exposed 10 public sale, on
WFDNTFDAY, AUGUST q, iSs8,



Al the Auditors ONCE, Ne. eh East eixthSt, &,
I'm the city Of Wilmin gton, New Castle comfy
and State OF Delaware, all that certain ld or
piece Of land situate in the city OF Nilnang-
ton aforesaid, having a Unrestricted iriek
dwelling thereon crccte y bounded and de-
scribed "A follows, TO wit;
beginning on the northeasterly side OF bella
ware avenue between West and Washimton
stree Is At tn distance Of la2 feet nor the
'northwesteTly gable Of William W. Tortert :
DIV cling house at line of land OF
Vincent q, Gilpin. deceased, thence Win
the an d Gilpin's line nOFtL easterly Al right
angles With Delaware avenue 100 rect
more or less to the southerly side Oi
Eleventh street, thence with the said side Of
Eleventh street westerly "A feet moge or less -
a stake Al the distance "A fest (meAsured a.
right angles TO the hrst describe incl thenee
s0uthwesterly and parallel TO the nIst df;
scrlbed line % feet more or less 10 the SAIL
side of Delaware avenue aud thence thereby
southeaaterly a feet to the place OF beginning
seized and taken into execution IS tile prop
erty Of Max imillian l.. LichtenGtein, and u
JOHN N. NEWELL, City Aud,otr.
n. B.-Tne above named property Il 80 h
sold to satisfy lien thereon Tor payinE side
walk, &c.
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A UDIT0R'S sALE.-BY VIRTUE
IN ola warrant Ofthe Mayor OF the City Of
Wilmington, to me directed, viii he eN-
posed TO pnblic sale on
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PEERLESS DYEs s s5s y 'n Sn5 @Es3
Or. fHEEL f Ss;!: s:E::s ;;s: ::

Or, fHEEL ~ $g':: Nh ;ss:;
sred Physician suryvpn Of toh easos PhiiAdas lead
ng Specialist las Cert 7ratas Diplomas move, IN q
,rlynte Diseases. Important cases recent or Old 10
:hcr organs, nbatthnts lcers Throat Taostfons
Nervous Debility, youthful impFudenre mciasl
,hSly strlcture abuse Of 30 called "rurfy yeEeAbh
hcdiene premature decline, successfully rrAiod ana
hpidlJ CURED after al others fail. RELIEF Al oDcs,
Every Que should read DR. Thtal's boob at IN villa
We medical eaNIs anu exposure Of enormous a.
isruasd 10 boots pamphlets, rireaars distributed BY
nuHeums where seas0 described terrible a. h,r
Sh' These writings are condemned by the dlisf 40.
borteH In modral science and are full Of haFefsnsd liza
MY runiaE those unfit rtunhtea Who read hem. 81
HNFEeTAung The nondua o. the prF sufferers thpy di
18e th ~ all hope AID make then victims q dnn.
ferOua 9elanchOlin, hpwnrs, the tree preSerip-
sons, -eyernuda, vent~r4 OF patent medicines "A
heha ldlEiiaals vho Wit their one remedy ur,t4n1
cur - Imaginable DISEASES she true feiaaer trache1
nat The emey must change with various stagcs on IN
.l~rase. hIurs 70 s. to H. "Wednesday aud ssturdAv
Tenlngs n 10 SunihyA 10 J.. W ritz o. call
BE 1T KNOWN that Thcel, ST., on, :
| hs oGy genuine European aDeeiahat in The city o
oil dephia He made his studies f6r yokfs undey ~
rla,rgnowned PToie'sors JHhr A Muller, as hlI ere
lohhiA aleA y Tie t'rrnAu Court and CpuntaFnEnsl
L y tbe AmeFicAn Legation, provs Read It'll y
slga tor Joufael ani savs yourself from fsinE int
4 hAi~1 u hHetaRdsH- -I-t years cf ushapC'1osss
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NEWPORT.
WiIniOgIOn'' T8V StblIb,

Freedom from City Taxes.
Within 5 minutes walk Of New
port station, p, w. & B. R. r.;
Z minutes by rail from Front &
French SITS. Fare by monthly
Communication tickets on cts.
High, dry land, fine view, attractive for
building homes, good water, fresh air
lots mostly 25xi2j #. Prices $3.50 pei
lot and upwards.
TERMs-Sl0 per lot at time OF purchase
| IS per month thereafter until all Is paid
VIM. j. FISHER,
| lyle m,w,f 3m SO2 Markst street.
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GHERIFF's SALE. BY VIRTUE
- OF writ OF Levnrt FAciAs to me directed,
will be- exposed TO public sale, at the Court
House, ON Market street, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, IN the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle County, Del,
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OST-I HAVE LOST BOOK NO
- lS, l2l Of the Wilmington Savings Fund
society The Under will please return The
same 10 this ONCE. WA. 4. CALHOUN,
Aul6-ltaW .W-3t
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DIR. THEE
SIS \, FOnTlI'
Eaog dri
pglLAOElRal !.

Is rthr. prAs''
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sfrr All p'l' . ~, { u
sItsriisias IIisslPt.I
catalogues II Nh
sLin Dl.r,,,l..,,i's. ~
IIioichcH Os'' nv -
Ob-tructlei,i,i,,. ACES. =
otsA7s N.t' 4 sakIs
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GASOLINE STOVES

II you use a Gasoleue stove s, !. :
strictly necessary to have f.e IN
NAPHTHA. Thus yen avn
danger, bad o,Ioss aud E /. !. ,iia,,
We have sold Thousands OF bll.ys.
during the past i've yeAr', WV. WI
out a single accident Tei9iMS
from using our NaPhl1h' X,
deliver fee 10 al parts Oh VI
city. Cans furnished lTse'
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WOOL.

No tariff and no profit,
except to the purchaser,
Is the way J. T. Mullin
& Son are selling Cloth.
ing these days. II
needs no Argument to
tell you why, but we'll
tell you 1t is the end OF
the season,and for US to
carry one or two suits
of a kind over to an
other season we think
would he foolish. ANY
way we are going to
sell them, and II you
want you can get a
good bargain in either
a mans or boys suit,
and, while you will be
profted, you will be
helping us to turn them
into cash. We are sell.
ing lots Of good PAN
falcons on the same
terms and have plenty
of them yet to offer, but
at the rate they are
going they'll soon be
gone. Come and see.
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The Irish standard., 1888-10-13

High Honors Conferred on the Bendgers
The house Of Benziger Brothers have
just received a'Gtwofold distinction on
account of their rich as well as select
exhibition at the ''Vatican EXPOSE
ton. ".;:fi.'
For the Hrst the jury has awarded
them the Diploma d'onore" diploma
of Honor) for their exhibition of eccle-
siastical art consisting of church o1na-
ments, books, pictures, ETC., etc.
This is the highest distinction grant
ed at, the exhibition and entities the
Benzigers to use the exhibition medal.
Later on another and higher distinc-
tion followed from the Holy Father
himself, a diploma given at the Apos-
tolic Palace and exclusively executed
in gold and colors.
The latter bestows on the Benzigers
the title of ''Pontifcial Institute of
Christian Art'' with the further prlvil-
eye of carrying the Papal Coat of Arms.
The Irish standard., 1888-10-13

Buffalo has witnessed during the
week remarkable scene,-the trial of
a thirteen-year old boy on the very
serious charge of arson. The prisoner,
young Andrew Howard, was indicted
by the grand jury for setting fire to the
store of Barnes, Hengerer & Co., 8 nd
after a curious and unexampled trial
was promptly acq uitted BY the criminal
Jury. That the verdict was correct few
will doubt who followed the trial.
Buffalo IN. x J Union and Times
The Irish standard., 1888-10-13

mon, and tooK for his text: "Behoid the
tabernacle of God with men, We are
privileged this morning to dedicate one
more structure where Gods sacrifice
shall be offered up day after day, and
from which graces shall go forth most
plentiful. The front temple was the
Garden OF Eden, when God came and
talked nrto Adam. Later 1t was stone
in the field. Afterwards God dwe]t in
tents. Finally a command went forth
chat there should be built q temple high
up III the mountain side, to be dedicated
with great ceremony, This is but one Of
ten thousand Of beautiful churches that
are spread on this land, in which devoted
men and women meet from day to day,
to assist at the holy sacrifice of Che Mass.
What a change III The past thirty years.
Then but one Catholic church, the Ca
thedral; now sixteen. On Sunday next
still another church will be dedicated to
bhe honor of God in this God fearing
city. Father Stanley spoke for one hour
in an earnest manner. st. James, church
is one of the prettiest in the city. It III
built Of brick, is fnelY finished, and
tastefully furnished. The altar is q
real gem, pure white with gold trim
mings. AS the morning sun shown
through through the high stained glass
windows the interior looked really en-
chanting, A large number from the
Cathedral were present. St. James
parish may we'll feel proud of their
church and pastor.
The Irish standard., 1888-10-13
4 Few Amusing Personalities.

4 Few Amusing Personalities.
IL lecturer SAID: 81 must bog you to
give me your undivided attention; in
deed it ia absolutely Impossible that
you could form a true idea OF the hide
Gus animal OF which we are about to
speak, unless you keep your eyes fixed
upon me-"
A certain preacher discourslpg upon
Bunyan and his works caused litter
among his hearers by exclaiming: sin
these days. my brethren we want more
Bunyans.'
Another clergyman pleading earnestly
with his par,shion rs for the construc
ton of a cemetery for their parish,
asked them to consider the ''deplorable
condition Of $4,000 Christian English
men living without Christian burial"
Still more curious was this clerical
slip. A gentleman said to minister:
when do you expect to see Deacon S.
again ?" ''Never," said the reverend
gentleman, s.,lemnly; ''the deacon is in
heaven. From Chambers Journal.
The Irish standard., 1888-10-13
Minneapolis Produce.
MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. l:

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct. IL.
WHEAr-No. hard was steady, closing at
1.27 cash; 128 Dec. for old.
No. / northern 1.2l4bid for cesh.
ConN-Light sales; S8@42c, according to con-
dition.
FLOUR inneapolis patents. in sacks. to local
lots, IS eO7 05; in barrels 81 05@7 Is; delivered
at New England points, 81 65@7 IS; at New York
points. 81 55@775; rye -four, pure, nominal, at
81 7512 per 100 tbs, and buckwheat $5@6 per Dbl
BRAN--H. Id at S11al2.
SHoRTe-Bulk, $12 scala
OATs-No white selling at 28c on track
The range of sample sales is from M@23c OF.
RYE-Nominal at 45@50c for Nos 2 and s.
EBARLEy-Quiet at from G0G65c for Nos and s
by sample.
extra firsts, 14@15c; dairy, fancy, 12@l5c; dairy
seconds, 11@13c; dairy, thirds, lO@1lc; packing
stock, 8@1Gc; grease. 4@5c.
Eaas-Htrictly fresh, 18c.
CHEEsE-Fancy full cream, 8@9c; fine full
cream, 7@8c; part Skins. 4@8c.
The Irish standard., 1888-10-13
LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

J Bargains in underwear. o. T. SWEET,
228 Central avenue.
Bargains in underwear. 0. r. SWEET,
:..:28 Central avenue.
Bargains in everything. Q. 4, SWEET,
228 Contra! avenue.
You can get any repairs for your
stoves at 1858 w. 7th st. Paul.
Ladies' hapdsewn button shoes tor
So at j. Il. Moran & Co.'s, $50 Henne--
pin avenue.
Ii You want irst-class coal and wood
call ON John N Norton, roosn II, Temple
Court. Telephone 3l4-2.
Gents should see the low hand turn
shoe for So per pair at ). E. Moran g
Go. s, $50 Hennepin avenue,
Fire Insurance. T. W. McGrath, Top
Floor, Temple Court. Insure to-day.
Your fire may come tomorrow.
If you need anything in the line of
job printing leave your orders with the
irish Standard Job Printing com.
pany.
Misses and children g shoes in kid
goat and grain. spring heels, in great
variety at j. e. Moran & Co.'s, $50 Hen
nepin avenue.
Ladies will find a fine line of kid but
ton shoes, with patent leather tips, at
lowest prices. Call at $50 Hennepin
avenue. J. Il. Moran Il Co.
Ladies' kid, Oxford, lace and button,
from 81 and upward, at j. e. Moran &
Co.. $50 Hennepin avenue. Also opera
slippers for 75c and upward. Call and
see them.
Order your bali programmes, we'd
ding invitations, cards, ETC., Of the
Irish Standard" Job Printing CON-
pany. Neat work and satisfactory
prices guaranteed.
We make speciality of ball and we'd
ding invitations. We have some Of the
newest designs in both. Call and see
our samples. The "Irish Standard"
Job Department, AZ Third street south.
We have the finest line of ball and
wedding invitations and ball pro-
grammes in the city. Call and see our
elegant line of samples. IRISH STAND
ARD job department., ~ Third street
south, room 81.
The Minneapolis Steam Laundry, 100
Second street south, does some Of the
finest laundry work in the city. Goods
called for and delivered promptly. Tel
ephone call, 1852. 4. E. Mercer s. Co.
proprietors.
Cards, letter heads, note heads, en-
velopes, bill heads, caucus tickets, cleo
ton tickets, blank receipts, bank
checks, lawyers briefs. and in fact
everything in the line Of job printing,
neatly executed By the ..lrish Standard
Job Printing company. No. ~ Third
street south, rooms q and q. Sc.
The Irish standard., 1888-10-13
ST. PAUL..

The State Ash commissioners haye
distributed in the different waters OF the
State during the past year the enormous
sum OF 1860, Ol2 fish and fish eggs
White FISK, are tbe most numerous and
German Carp the fewest.
Henry Willard OF New YORK. City, the
leading Light Of The Northern Pacific
railroad, was OH Monday, elected an
honorary ueube of the Chamber OF
Commerce, and in the evening was tend
cree grand banquet at the Merchants
hotel by his fellow Germans.
The st. Michael's church FAR will
open on October 90, and continue one
week. The new school will be completed
in November, and will be one OF the finest
in the city. the Ruttan dry heating
system will be putt and everything will
be first class in all particulars. Father
O'Neill is 20 be congratulated on the
success OF his undertaking.
The number two wing of the Ramsey
county Democracy have put full ticket
in the field, and will work for it's Sue
cess. Gentlemen, you must bury your
differences if you hope for Democratic
success. The Republicans are jubilant,
and if you wish success to perch upon
your banners, you must pull together
in the pending contest.
St. Paul was filled with Indian chiefs
on Wednesday Of this week, on their
way TO Washington to visit the ''Great
Father" The noted party included
Sitting Bull, Gall, John Grass, Mad
Bear, Big Head, Two Bears, Thunder
Hank, Bears Rib, High Eagle, high
Bear, Gray Eagle, Fire Heart, Walking
Eagle, and Harry Chains, The bucks
are in charge Of Agent Mclaughlin and
interpreter Primeaux.
The Oak Leaf club gave very pleas
ant party at their hall on Dayton's
Bluff, Friday evening. Among those
present were the following: Misses
.h5arkey, Kelly, Quilligan, Carroll, Calf
ney, O'Leary. Clinton, Leonard, Doran.
Kenny, Snyder Broderick, Dilley.
Byrnes, Doyle and McDermott; Messrs
Parker, Faeming, Clifford, Preston,
Casey, :JoYce; Spiel. Conrov, McDer-
mott, Durkin, McCarrick, Rietz, Nc
Donough and McLain.
Sunday, October Z, will long be re-
membered by che Catholics ofSt. James
parish, for on that day Rt. Rev. Bishop
Grace dedicated the handsome new
structure to the service Of God. The
ceremonies began at 1890. Bishop
Grace was assisted by Fathers Stanley
;of the Cathedral, stariah, Of st. Francis
de Sales. Ryanda, of st. Stanislaus,
Mahoney, ofs the House Of the Good
Shepherd and the pastor, Father Con-
nv. ather Randa celebrated Mass
ia Father STANLEY preaohed the ser
ss5
The Irish standard., 1888-10-13
H0MINY WITHOUT HOG.
Memphis Ledger.

Memphis Ledger.
DEFY speaks to me Oh hominy.
An say de panty mus
Fab hominy widin hits ranks
Er else she's gwineter bus;
But still dey treats dis niger
Dess like er waller dawg-
don't see much ell hominy
Widout or piece OBJ hawg.
Dey say dat I'm ''desgruntlid''-~
N'hutever DAT AT meRns-
But dis coon wants some bakin
Erlongside Oh lis green's.
.Dey use me like uses
Ec wedge ter pitt or lawg:
Dey talks to me of nominy,
An aey gifts oil de hawgt
The Irish standard., 1888-10-13
ADJUSTMENTS.

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21

Ihs bhlDEGROON DECLARED LCNAT1C.
jury de lunatico inquirendo was in session In
Baltimore Saturday afternoon to inquire into the
alleged unsoundness OF mind OF Harry McRae He
was sent some time ago to the Union Protestant
lnnrmary for treatment and went out one even.
Ing about three weeks ago and was married TO the
COOK OF the institution They both returned TO the
institution, but the woman was discharged the
next Gay oy the matron, and McRae and herself
nave since been boarding at the marble building
corner OF Lexington and Charles streets. Balti
more Mckae Is understood to have some 90, 600,
let MIN by his father, who died recently ana has
spent about 81. 100 within o year, q consider.
able portion OF this being spent SINCE he was
married, April IL last. The bell-boy ut the hos
pital got the license for MvRae and Miss Sidonia
70 get married, and she Joined him At the Balti-
more ana Potomac depot, Pennsylvania avenue.
Lhey drove out to Arlington In o carriage There
tney called on minister, TO whom the bride ex-
Piained that her proposed husband being para
vIc, which ne was and Ia the minister kindly
consented TO marry the couple while they sat IN
sne carriage at the roadside. Tho jury declared
follow.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
Indorsing the ParnelIite Manifesto. {,

IndOrsing the ParnelIite Manifesto. .
MASS MEETING = DUBLIN CONFIRMS THE IRISH
POSITION TOWARD THE RESCRIPT
SIX thousand persons assembled In Phnnix
PARK, Dublin, Sunday, to take action on the reso.
buttons adopted by the Irish Catholic members of
parliament with reference to the recent papal re-
script There were no priests present. Lord
Mayor Sexton presided, and Messrs. John Dillon.
william O'Brien and other Parnollites made
speeches. The manifesto or the Irish members was
Endorsed by reclamation ~
Mr.. Dillon denied that the rescrlpt was onlv q
moral doctrine. He said that the vatican would
treat no other country In Europe in the same way
The Irish would neither submit nor bow TO Rome.
Iney would show the world that they were able To
discern between It's spiritual and political do.
mains. FA w.
Mr.. O'Brien said That the present ordeal was
worse IMAM twenty years OF Balfourian Coercion.
Inc irish had enemies enough without raEfny
blows from nand5 from which they least deserved
thein. IL was heartbreakng tC think that such a
icscript In the name or Rome should be thrown
INTO the teeth OF the Irish people Courageous
Iespectiu- Irin protest was necessary, The
cr0Wu alspersei In an orderly manner
Inc London Posts correspondent at Rome savs
ene fSn piSnops, In their collective letter TO the
pope, thank his holiness for the rescrint and for
tne distinction between the national and the relic
Gus question. The Moniteur de Rome finds n dff
CUT 10 believe that the PaInellite ia
ihehtlc, and sayStnaJ II 1t is genuine the ParneiI
IL are only adopting the tactics OF all rebels in
attTIDutlnS 10 the pope lack OF knowledge in re-
sPeCt W tuaI which he condemns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-05-21
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(yHANoERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
~ BUSINESS PROPERTY on SEVENTH STREET.
B sRIMEES r ANP STREETS I M9kTHTEsT
CRY OF wAsHiNGToN. 3. c,
By virtue % decree of the Supreme Court of the
District Of Columbia passed the 18th day Of De-
cember, A. D.. 1885, in Equity Cause No. 1915. we
b S OF
A. d. 1855. at FIVE O'CLOCK p. NJ, the following
parcels Of land in square numbered four hundred and
nty-sx t4o6J in the city Of Washington District Of
First. The north half Of Lot numbered ten lo) i'm
proved by four-story Brick Building, known Is No.
Sl3 9TH street and one-story back building, with
Second. The south half of Lot numbered eleven q ID
improved by nve-story Brick Building known No.
515 9TH street northwest with Back Build
ing and Building in the rear.
Third. Part OF Lot numbered six t6), beginning for
the same at the northwest If said Lot thirty
3O) foot alley and running thence east about thirty
i've (35) feet eleven ul inches thence south about
forty-four t44l feet to ten 0J foot alley; thence
west about thirtyfve (35D feet eleven ID inches and
thence to the beginning, improved by Brick stable
The above property offers unusual Inducements to
persons desiring Investments In business property.
Terms OF sale. as provided by the decree, one
go year, with nterest from the day Of sale for which
notes VIII be required or all cash. at option Of pur-
chaser or purchaser Upon confirmation OF sale and
payment Of all purchase money the property will be
terms Of sale are not complied with in ten O days
the trustees will resell at cost and isk of defsulting
parcels and Of 800 in the third parcel Of ground viii
WILLIAM A. GORDON.l
Rf ssg II 5 F FsEspALL
Cor: st and Il; ave. Arc''ees'
1419 ST. NV.
my10-dkds DiNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers