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Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

STEELE.-on the 18th inst, Ada May
daughter of Alfred and Martha steele
aged q years.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited to attend her
funeral, FROM her fathers residence,
Marshalton, Del, on Wednesday morn
ing. SciN ices ut the house at II O'Clock.
To proceed to st. james Cemetery, New
port, Del.
BLACK RN,-On the Goth instant,
Celeste L., wife of John IL. Blackburn,
aged - years.
Relatives and friends arc respectfully
invited TO attend her funeral from the
residence OF her father James Padley,
near McDonough, st. Georges Hundred,
on Wednesday, the I'D inst, at O'Clock
y. m. The $40 Il. IN. train from Whining
ton will be met at Mt. Pleasant. Inter
ment ut ~. Georges Cemetery.
RUpOLPlI.-On sunday morning. the
Goth Instant, William l.. Rudolph.
tlRelativcs and friends arercspr ctfuily
invited to attend the funelalscrvices ut
his late residence, No. GU Orange street.
ut O'Clock p. M, ON Tuesday, october
p. lntcrmcnt private,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Yesterday afternoon, just before the
Sabbath tchool OF the Second Baptist
Church wss dismissed, the Rev. DIR. Cock
GU behalf of the teachers and oiilcers pre-.
seuted Superintendent Alfred GawtirJp
with q handsome commentary on tine
Bible. In making the presentation nd.
dress the pastor referred TO the faithful
and efficient services OF Mr. Gawthrop,
aud expressed his pleasure in being able
TO present him with tools for the prosecu-
tion OF his work. Mr.. Gawthrop made a
feeling reply expressing his ttanks. Pro-
lessor Heath concluded the exercises by
reading poem which he had composed
for the occasion.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21


Tho funeral Of james r. MeGonigsl,
late Councilman from the Fourth ward,
was largely attended from ST. Mays
Church this forenoon. The church Was
filled to overfiowing.
| other city officials assembled at the City
Hall, where they were furnished with
badges and black gloves. CouncIlmen
johnson, Ayars, yahdegrift and Sawdon
were not present, but ia place of them
ex-Councilmen Abcle, Blake McMena.
min, Norton, Quinn, McYey, Mcbride
and Hession, who served with the de-
ceased during his first term In Council,
were present.
Mayor Harrington, Judge Ball, City
Solicitor Turner aud members OF all the
departments OF the city attended. Twelve
carriages conveyed the city officials from
the City Hall 10 the residence of the de.
ceased, and from thence to st. Marys
Church, where the impressive ceremonies
OF High Mass were performed by Father
Kelley, assisted ty Fathers Finn, Reb.
man and other Fathers. judge Ball,
Mayor Harrington, City Solicitor Turner,
President Farra and Messrs. Chambers,
Shea, Roberts and Mckinney acted as
pail bearers.
The remains were encascd in a black
cloth-eovered casket. upon the lid of
which was a silver plate, containing date
OF birth aud death Of the deceased.
Undertaken Thomas |. Russell furnish
ed tie caaket and had direction OF the
funeral.
Councilman Dill n had charge of the
Council arrangements.
The members OF Council furnished a
very handsome floral scroll and cross,
aud other friends pillow. At11.30 the
funeral procession left the church for in
torment in the new Cathedral Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
Broke Jail,

Eighteen prisoners made their escape
from New Castle jail last Saturday
night, from what is known as the bum
cell. They made their exit by going
down the sewer. then under the floor 10
the northeast wall, under which they
dug hole and emerged In tie school
yard adjoining. Some OF these men had
but two days to servo. and the highest
only about twenty. They were commit
ted for non payment OF fines for drunk
enness or being drunk and disorderly,
and no effort will be made to recapture
them, as It Is Only a question of very
short time before they will again be before
the Municipal Court and sent back.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Great complaint ia made by citizens OF
Brandywlne hundred, OF the number of
persons from this city who engage In
hunting rabbits and other game on gun
day, as well as playing bail and stealing
apples. They especially invoke the at
tention OF the authorities and ask that
they endeavor to enforce the law against
such conduct. On Sunday week as
many as Menty-six persons were In the
orchard on the farm of Jacob Derrick.
son az one Time, and some OF them were
very impudent and ill-behav,d. Tue
Grange a. 1alleyville has passed resolu
tions In regard 10 the kabitual violation
of the law by Sunday providers, and
II is TO be hoped Sat = reform may b,
elected.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
The Champion Croq ue,I,t.

George w. johnson, sergeant-at-arms
OF the Common Council, of Philadelphia,
aud champion croquet player OF the
United States, came down TO Whining
ton last Saturday 10 spend the day with
the members oil the Wilmington croquet
club, to play few games and chow them
few fine points IN the game Mr.. John
son came down In the OIL q. IN. train
and was taken out to the grounds at
Seventh aud franklin streets, where he
Played two games in the forenoon.
After dining with Mr.. 3. X. Veasey, he
played six more games In the afternoon,
completely laying out the Wilmington
players IN one, two, three order.
The players who Mr.. Johnson swooped
into his game bag were u. X. Veasey, ].
ID. Chalfant, DIR. l.. w. Finn, DIR. ]. NJ.
Finn, S. Hersey, J. b. Hickman and J.
Is. Bell. Notwithstanding the fact that
the Wilmington players all fell easy vic
tins to the champion, Mr.. johnson said
they were regular sluRgers on long hits
Mr.. johnson never depends upon long
hits for success, putting the next player
behind an orch where he can hit nothing
even IL the balls were not more than u
yard distant in bis forte. In iha games
on Saturday Mr.. Chslfaut made the best
stand against Mr.. johnson, he coming
within seven points of getting around.
Mr.. Neasey secured ak arches in his
game.
Mr.. johnson was pleased with the
grounds, though they can te improved,
and he thinks the members of tho VIII
mngtou Club will make expert players
by practice. The points learned from
MIR. johnson will be practiced by the
members, and by his next visit he will
not Robble up the club so easily.
Quite large number of spectators
assembled and witnessed the games.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Last Saturday evening while the people
on Market street were awaiting the
wheeimen's parade, groans were heard
coming from the vicinity Of the entrgpcc
Of Institute Hall. An Investigation
showed that The groans csme from a
young woman leaning against % iron
railing at the entrance to 4 basement
room, apparently very sick. DIR. VIII
lard Springer promptly responded to n
call to attend to the suffering lady and
found that abe had attempted TO commit
suicide by taking carbolic acid. An un-
labeled bottle containing the liquid was
found lying near the railing. The police
were Immediately notified and the suffer.
ing woman was removed to the police
station In the patrol wagon and placed In
Matron Whites room. Dire. Shol tlidge
and Wales soon after arrived and assisted
DIR. Springer In his efforts 10 save the
woman's life. by administering oil and
mustard.
After midnight she rested easier, and
yesterday morning she was removed to
the almshouse hospital. Nobody seems
to know anything about tho woman,
whore she came from, nor where she was
going. Ste apparently appeared to be
about 23 years OF age, was neatly dressed,
medium height. g0od-looking and would
weigh probably 40 pounds.
IL her pocket were found two baggage
checks, one OF the New York Central and
Hudson River Railroad and the other on
the Peoples line OF steamers from New
York to Albany. Chief OF Police Swig
gett 10 using every effort to discover the
name and residence of the woman.
A telephone despatch from the aims
house at noon 10 DAY states that the lady
is still improving, but she steadily refuses
to tell her name or give any Information
In regard TO herself.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

We represent all the
leading makes and retail
them at a small advance on
the manufacturers cost
compare our cash prices
with those asked by credit
houses, and see if you can
afford to pay the difference.
Everyone knows a Rox-
bury carpet or a 10-wire
Smith. or a Stinson,-Our
price for these goods is 85c
per yard, 95c made, laid and
lined. We have o TIL c r
makes at the same price.
If you want a cheaper car
pet we give YOU the grade
that you can scarcely tell
from Roxbury for s 5 c
made, laid and lined. An
other good lined from 80 to
zoe and Toe on the floor,
We do not advertise gilt.
tering generalities b u t
give makes and prices. Can
show you almost every new
pattern made. AS far as
possible kindly bring sizes
OF rooms with you.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Much has been written and nd
speeches delivered, upon what I: haol
as the Race Problem. But 10 oil Y
has bsen written or spoken, tho 4
problem has not teen stated, d
quickest way to settle dissgreeiIle d
ject, Is so face II squsrely, aud bollIl
move 1t, or apply such spec iy rtmeilaI
VIII conslgn It 10 another AMI more 4
pitious time. The Race Problem Il "
Shall tho negro hold office! lhu auil
to this solves the problem. W4e,aGI
white man Is a Republican or DemNH
a northern, southern, eastern VI wai
citizen, there Is born IN him a prelali
"A dislike to negro rulers Nol.ITl
enacted which will remove this p u
this determination against the negk
Office holder.
Generations hencs may not hav'
prejudice, and the negro may be pe
tod to come more to tho front, II
be a work of Providence; but In I'll
and generation the white people q
iesIre nor propose to have Dagro j.
sheriifA justices of the peace or rul
any kin5. When ths cotorei lnsn ~
stands this, and forces hlmseli to b
.sisned to these facts, the race pro
will he solved.
II NAV be broad etatemen', b
make II, believe, without lear Of he
contradiction, that there is li'l '
mau (qualided yoter) In TIE u
States who Is In favor of the uestO }
ing office. Some men FIR partisan
poses may not acknowledge il.
A Republican since 1860, col'tsnt
true, give you the solution OF TIE
problem, and sland with the great
publican party ready to trea' The D
politically equal before TN law,
personally prcjudiced against his lei
ruler over us. Il. NJ. STOi- ENugI
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Last Thursday Mrs. Samuel 'rda
aiding near Fowling Crcrk, C,RI
County, Nd, was so badly burned
she died in short time aflera .rlI
deceased had been an ingall if Y
time, and as she wished To get up
Thursday morning was as,isteiioat1
and wrapped Ia bed clothes in front 4
large Ere In an open Ere place. easa
left alone for a few minutes, aud u
her attendant returned was Guvcload
flames. They were extingui,hel asa
as possible, but che was 60 ballJ lulal
that she died in a few minutes.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

James Fitzpatrick Of this city, who
was employed as boss of construction
gang engaged in laying new ralli Dad 10
connect Confluence, Pa, with the Raln.
more aud Ohio railroad, was Instantly
killed on Saturday morning The de-
ceased, with abent 200 others, WAS Or q
train that WAS being pushed ahead OF an
engine, when the first car jumped the
track and the others were pied up on it
A colored man named James Willismi
was also killed, and three others serIOusl,
lnju: ed.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

The regular moathly meeting of the
board of managers oil the Homroc athic
Hospital was held OH Saturday alter
noon, at which 1t was reported that
twenty patients have leen admitted
during the month, and that there are
iift6en patients in the institution at pres
ent. The eye and ear department will
shortly be established IN the pavilion, tie
Instruments for which have been donated
BY Mr.. D. P. snyth, The eleeto-thermo
nAths are increasing IN popularity. Thurs
day, October 81, will be observed as do
nation day. and it is hoped the oontribu-
tlons will be liberal.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

JACKSON, Tenn, Oct, 2i.-wnllam
Nation, THE oldest moonshlner in South
western Kentucky" for whom officers
had been searching for % years, arrived
here on Saturday morning, in custody of
United States Deputy Marshals. He was
captured on the Tennessee river, while
selling fish. In 1879 posse went from
Maytield, Kentucky, to capture Nation.
He turned the tables, routing the officers
and captured their guns.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

This evening F. E. Stewart, NJ. D. Phi.
g. demonistrator OF mareria inedlca and
pharmacy III Jefferson medical college Of
Philadelphia. and In the Woman's Mel
ical College Of Pennsylvania will deiser a
Eeries OF six lectures at the rooms Of the
Your 6 Mems Christian Association, No.
10U7 Market rect. His subject Will he
physiology and HYGIENE" aud as the
doctor is an eloquent speaker, fully con.
versant with his subject, there is 20
doubt but these lectures will he highly
inlerestln ard Instructive.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

For the REPUBLICAN.
The Morning News" has found dan.
ger In cream puiis, and located the store
on Fourth street where they arc said TO be-
procured at. As there are but two or
three bakeries on Fourth street, and mine
being well known, with TO say that the
chrome yellow is never used In max
ing cream puts--they cannot be
made with 1t, aud do not use
1t IN any department Of my bakery, in
fact never had In my house or on nv
premises. That settles the yellow
chrome cream pulls Ms far as ] am con.
cerned. CHARLES YETTER, No. ii FAST
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

The members of the Bayari Legion
are requested to attend their meeting TO.
night, at their headquarters, No. $40
Market street. Tomorrow night the
Legion will give an entertain nent in
tn ir room. The Dark Secret Glec Club"
Will entertain the mCmbers by singing,
and Mr. George Melvin OF Philadelpnia
will make sn address.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Job II. Jackson gave Lis annual enter
talnment laSt Saturday evening to about
forty OF the ioremen employed by the
Jackson x Sharp Company. A grand
supper was served, after which Mr..
jackson gave graphic description OF
his recent visit to Europe. lie exhibited
a number of photographs, including
views Of the Paris Exposition, tho Eihel
tower and other objects of interest. In
describing the latter be said that the
height OF 1t was forty feet greater than
that OF the Washington monument placed
on top OF the dome Of BIT. Peters Church
al Rome.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Wilmington Division, No. l, Uniform
Rank, X. Of F., will give reception in
Weheter's dancing academy, Eden Hall,
on Wednesday evening next. Grand
march at $50 O'Clock. The Grand Lodge
meets in annual session on Wednesday,
and the reception is given in honor of tho
visiting delegates. They will also have
a street parade in the evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

During the past week there were -
births, 4 marriages and 20 deaths re-
ported to Registrar Les as having &C.
Cured IN th.s city: Causes of death
Consumption, Z, commissions, .; Bright's
disease, eatarrh, Group, heart disease,
hemorrbage, lnanitiou, marasmu s, iaraly-
sis, pneumonia, scarlet fever and typhoid
fever, | each. ages Of deceasel-u nler
year, 3; from l to 2, 8; : to ., /; IL to
IS, Il 10 10 20, /; 90 to 30, 3; 80 to 40, .;
~ to 80 3, 50 to Go, 1; 60 to 10, /; 10 to
~, l,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

The ] G. Stewards two f'lns' 20 -
edy Company, will committee a n ~
nights engagement at rrrioTs w
House, this evening. The r.e,e y
full OF nonsense, with lots 10 IiuKu
and numerous specal'ics a.V d
PRODUCED to keep along tue eSrl'll4 ~,
The eolos, medleys and DAT ces arc W.
Witnessing.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Oh Saturday last gentleman saw a
horse on the Philadelphia pike beyond
the shellpot, coming towards this city,
which he apprehended and took to the
Bellevue Hotel with board and had him
put up He intends to advertise for the
owner of the horse which be believes to
have been stolen.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

The Rev. J. d. G. Hanna will deliver a
lecture at EpYerth NJ. L. Church on
Wenntsaay evening, the proceeds Of
which VIII be usGd toward paying the
debt inquired In making the improve.
pents 70 the church. His subject will
W: "Woman, her rights and influ-
ence."
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

gentleman whose sight was go wea
be coulu not see to recognize an ohjec
but few feet from him. after using one
bottle Of DR. Simms' Eye Cure, could tell
an object across the street. We know OF
several cases OF this kind during the
week. 1t is the great sight preserver. 70
and so cents. 4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

On Thursday evening WasNi,' ~,
Improved Order OF Red Mtu, 81 l.a ~
sun, will be visited by The Great Cal
of the Order. On Friday evening n
kuk Tribe, accompanied ~ lIy'l
Band, Will visit Mocopono.A Id9,
Chester. Manltoo Tribe Oh l!i'lng
and Lenape Tribe of this Guy VII!
New Castle ON Saturday ngNi.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

One day last week Edward Anderson,
residing Mt No. 1910 West Fourth street,
was taken violently III and DR.. Finn was
summoned. An investigation showed
that the patient had lately been eating a
number OF cream puts, purchased from
a baker doing business on Fourth stroe ct,
and as they were highly colored It Is the
opinion Of the physician that chrome
yeilo" had been used aud that his So k
ness was caused by that.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

- Universally endorsed and properly so is
Dr. simms' White Pulmonic Bilsam,
now recommended by thousands as the
real cure for throat and lung diseases
anu prevention of consumption. toe. and
VI. Fourth and King streets. Sold by
lfuupista
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Oct. 2l.-Mrs.
Louisa Smith, wife OF hack driver here
on Saturday morning rushed from her
house with bullet hole under her ear,
eNclaiming that her husband bad shot
her. He was found dead in the house
and It was at first supposed that he had
shot his wife and then killed himself
An examination however, showed that
the wound was in the back of his head
In such rlaoe as to make 1t almost i'm :
possible Tor him TO infliet it himself. II
was learned that Phillip Gebhard had
been in Mrs. Smiths company recently
aud that the men had had trouble. II il
believed Gebhard was party to the
shooting, and the police are looking fol
him.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Don't let a cold scat itself In you
lungs ahi plaut the seeds of consdmp
tion. You can prevent all THE, and Sc
cure long life, free from seated lung
troubles by using DR.. simms' White Pull
monte Balsam. the great, sure, never
failing remedy. Perfectly splendid ior
coughs, sore throat etc. Fourth aud
King streets
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Any one having two or three furnished
rooms, sultuable for housekeeping, can
hear OF good tenant ty addressing T.,
No. ga Market street.
Girls who wish to learn TO weave
should apply at Braidywile cotton mills,
Riddles banks.
James Keegan, -ot New Castle Hun
died, offers seven nv cattle for sale.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

The R Ihcrt j. Reynolds Club, Demo-
cratic organization, has been organized
with thirty two members and will meet
every Thursday evening at Seventh and
Spruce streets. The officers are: Presi.
deut. George Lewis; Vice President,
Frank Jones; secretary, James Long;
Treasurer, Laurence Long.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Lrspos. Oct, lo.-The King Of Portu.
cal, who has been III for some time, died
TO-DAY. His death occurred at II o'clock
this morning. The Duke Of bragapza,
eldest son OF the king, who succeeds to
the throne, will ASST pe the title OF Cas-
los !.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

We meas to continue this until some-
body beats the great lung curative agent.
DIR. simms' White rulmnnic Balsaul,
then we will take In our tign, MIR. l..
Whitney, contractor at Clifton, Delaware,
says he was cured after being considered
a hopeless case. For coughs, sore throat,
hoarseness, etc. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilmington; Thiladelr hla,
Smith d Kline Co.. AL Arch street
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
Good Friends, you In
crease in number
and Serve your
Neigh bOrg-0ur
Workpeople-and
your own Pockets
Royalty.

1t was a Saturday full OF
trade. AS lively among the
Boys as anywhere. Such a
day among Overcoats! Both
Fail and Winter.
We are proud to be the
manufacturers and sellers
of such goods; prouder sill
to be the possessors of so
generous a share of the
trade of a community where
we're SO thoroughly known.
Our reliable goods and the
dollars we save you have
won it for US. The great
outpouring OF your trade to
us shows how the wind
blows this season for our
good workpeople and steadi,
ness in their wages.
Such perfection Of style
and workmanship as we've
put into Overcoats ii. g never
been known before.
$1,000. That's enough.
1t gets you a good one.
$500. All the style
you'd ask. Silk lined.
$4,000 and $4,000 when
you want all the luxuries.
We speak for our Suits as
strongly.
Impossible to get better
than our Suits at $1,000.
Everything that's dressy
and fine at $500, $4,000
S2S 90.
Well never let it fail
Our goods shall be dollars
less in price and dollars
worth better in value.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

1t takes loud baby to wake up a
sleeping car; but 1t takes but little of
DR., Bulps Baby Syrup to quiet that
baoy, and 1t requires only 25 cents to
buy bottle of that well-known remedy,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

-, it."iN" AoN' WV. ~, 1861
Prof, We'll, Optcian, 305 Market ST.;
take great pleasure in suying to you
that am much thankful for your good
glasses you have furnished me. have
not been able 70 read fer years. could
not find any glasses to suit, and now
ci I'd my Bible again. With thanks,
Yours respectfully,
Mrs. Y. WoRRAL.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

A good, heavy, all wool overcoat cut
and made TO your measure with fine
trimmings for $3.50. Chinchillas, Ker-
seys, Beavers. Perfect fit guaranteed.
Liverpool and London, 52l Market.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Tho Patriotic Sons Of America held a
meeting last Saturday evening at the
American Mechanics Hall. which was
largely attended. District President j.
L. drlIenberg presi1ed, and addresses
were made by Mayor kenney of Reading
ard w. J. stoner OF Philadelphia. The
application for a charter for a new camp
was signed by Fl persons.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Tomorrow promises to b. from cloud,
TO clearing, followed by a slghl FIJI o
Temperature. Wednesday clesri D.. ant
.6tationary temperature.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

DR.. Bulbs Cough Syrup should be kept
in every family. A slight cough, II un.
checked, is often the foreruBner OF con-
sumption. One dose OF this wonderful
medicine has rescued many from the
grave.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
A Game of Football

The Delaware Field Club p'! Nv
game OF football last SATURDAY A,l ,,h h
on the Elkton Fair groun Is, wiz VI, n,
Elkton team, and def atcl l4yn nj
score ofg0 poipts to o. There W ,,, io f Sslg
800 spectators present, among 'A''u w.
O number of ladies.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

D. A. Powell Nos. sos and so Madison
street, has Goldfish, porgies, butter-fsh.
trout founders, black bass, etc. Oysters
by the quart or bushel. Delivered free
Of charge to all parts OF the city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Tho longer the apology The lid
young man" makes for hs musl
headache tho worse matters will apDl
Silence and Laxador are he soya.l
remedies for this peculiar kind OF ID
ache,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Or the administration puzzle, at Aliens
&c. store, 2l9 Market street. $40 given
to the person doing this in the shortest
time.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
Musical Entertainment ro-Nirht.

A Literary and musical entertainment
will be given by the Young Peoples Lit.
erary and Musical Association OF Della
ware Avenue Baptist Church this even.
ing, at which the following program will
be rendered.:
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21
Ifyou want to gel ! bargain In apples
no 10 smeltz & Co, L3 L. Alb street.

Professor Rossitd aud Persons
dancing academy VIM be. opeu TINS
evening, aud all of Il 9 scholars are In
yItcd rs new quadr HE will be given.
This academ eau be- rented for recep-
tlons or private partibs. See adv.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Haye your prescriptions i'le NJ y popI
petent druggists only, at oth 'i' 4,
sts. Reasonable prices pref''"
Fell, family druggist,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

Wyatt & Co.'S excellent red under
shirt Tor 400
Daily Republican., 1889-10-21

San Rosa Is In great demand ~
Durstein's, No. 8 r, 2nd stice"