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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
nj CRUEL WATERS.
- Still Refuse to Give Up
Their Dead.
: sEAscH STILL GOES ON.
=. rhres Men Left stsnwood-Dr.
r.ser. Last Message 20 HE
Daughtex.

-. Adasr returned 16st night from Oak
- - 41ffasfy. who're be had been since
- sss,smfax in enfapAny with NJ. g. y.
ss,.is< aearchIag along The beach far fhe
- k.tsea. He said last 1ighf % PosT-
- .ssrscxz reporter
q = xftas6 that the bodies VIII never be
- Ths andeFe1srents where the saree
:. - as~n ers very strong ard carry any
-. ssssets OF those that do not Goat on Top
7 e sster GOT and away frvrn the vfes1ity il
- 80 sent down. The natives say that
- oar ene IN ten of the persons wf5o
= sssssa iass This current ars ever soand
- hssi.os. IN which the gum boot was
- - ! great amount Of floating drift,
- ) = r0sae tn from tie very place IN which
- nsses We searched thoroughly ell
- fsuxeeas hayA0r aud around MillaF point,
= :. - ssene fAe beach Sc Browns camp.
4 - 8 - wzy beek 70 Oak hartsor The sec.
~ - = ear say there we went arsand the
- rrs,e ts.az out Bens Oak haEEoF and the
xsasF 81
- fsssans are aiire 70 the fact % TIE reward
q - sssrcAl1g vigorously along the shores In
- 6ftscfson There are perhaps twelve
fs.sn indians who are closely
! s.~ssnx fhe shores aud mbo1t the
- ramssr OF white men. We met
s.snss zeaisn and his Sons. VINO live In that
ss-I.s "a whe hsd small boat aud we're
.s~llns sae shores Tor miles Ia the hope q
1900 Is hoaIes Yen vii remember that
- & seslsn. 500 Of the present Thomas
x.saa, 1as dfewnsd about q year ago In the
- siesssy and hls body hHs never been
- s'tkonea vigorous search was made.
! = AAsir ssss that on sanaay morning they
Ia sspast A. Oak Harpys % tue effect that
= i ~ eo4lss bad beea found, but the re-
= ss0sssi % Ae mistake.
KEIikF SEARCH PARTY.
- nsxbs MessrS g. II. HeiIbfou, c. II. Kit
-, y. gngls I'D Flank BoaFmaa took
= 80 sssasnsr les Wildly island 10 continue
nssph. ne Grss two vii stop ., coapeviiie
q sssfeh TIE shore IN ihs vlelaity OF snake
- pses, and he iva iast named VIII go over
sch between 0sa Hafa0r and Branu's
~ TAis party expects % return tomorrow
Ill kaossef bssty Il being arranged 81 Mr.
ssn . ssart Tonight
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HEsnr vILIAED.s sYnpATmr.
He sends Condolences Over Seattle
Great Lea

ne s@nds Condolences Over se4tffs,a
Great Lo&a-
Manager I A. Naaeau. a che Puve. ga,sna
sncrB fOzd, On biz return yasserga Az rassrulux
from Portland. found TIE following TELEGRAM
from Henry Willard:
NEW feKKs Dec is.-To ]. A. Sadeaa: Maks
knoHn nat fally SHARE the grief of the respla
q sssstle over he ioas % their distinguished
cttaxenAs II. FaLLAEn7
AsnsgeI aade1G said be yery mach regretted
thai be Vas not here SUNDAY - hand tsss sele-
graan % judge Etruse. Is BE- read A tie memorial
services along WITH other resolutions OF respect
fsaaa on that &C aston. being faiiy aware Of The
yeEy eoTitsl reiestoas existing between Mr. VII
iAfd knd Dr., Minor. His ahaazee was, however,
unavoidable, and as haz forwarded the dispatch
% Judge sFFuTe g. soon - be g0G back
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17
THE WATER SURVEY.
A Twenty Vile Route to Rock
Creek Found.
IN IsExHAUsTlBLE SUPPLY
The Waters OF Cedar Rsver Can BE
Reached ~ Rear and Half Niles
Additional Pipe.

ne preliminary smvvey r1sfe ey en9ineeEs
sfnfgy and Eekessoa for the running o. s0s l1l<
tine between seattle and Rock creek 70 the
sprfax Hill reservoir "a Eezt1as u twe1ty-one
AMI ane-haf mica very e4xetHg s0pogrs pnisaA
raaps have been made covering TIE whois aAs-
tanee
The preliminary survey 70 Cedar river Shows
that 4 vii zsaalEe iusx fasr aud one-Ssf nli4es
additional ps - % e0an@ss trail large soafeT u
good wkfer with tie Rock creek line. noMsser,
a. he latter snprsT ! eapabss OF furnishing
water for city u zan.aoo Ennahifsalz y - nos
expected that he city viii he eale1 on 70 pus "a
the pfpe 70 Cedar river for some tine
The location OF me exact llae on wEleh the
pipe viii be run viii be determined - soon e
EngineeF Williams returns from ChicsEo, Nhlen
VIII Be some weeks yes
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TEAM or HORSES DKowNED.
They Were Frightened by the Cars and
InFnf ped Irta 4hn 4fnrh..r

They Were Frightened ny the Cars and
jumped Into the Harbor.
A team 81 borses owned By X. r. CaiiixAn, e
dra3man, ives drowned yesterday morning in
tue slip a. Baker & Baeon's wharf The driver
wss engaged n loading some boxes on 70 the
ersy when The horses, taking fright Al he ap-
preach Of Seattle, Lake shore q Eastern
switch engine. golng ~ the raie uf about ten
miles al hour, suddenly started aud raa north
along the tracks Just a. they had arrived OPP
posits the slip, the engine which bad not abeted
iis speed. struck the wagon, throwing she whole
outfit into the water. The horses Immediately
sank, being drawn under BY the weight OF the
wagon. The boxes Aoated and were soon after
recovered
Daring the afternoon the wagon YVES raised
from the botiom by = piledriyer which had
been brought into reQuisition for that parposa.
The horses are Sill ~ the bottom OF the slip
Sir cailigAn viii probably sue the company,
as he claims the engine was being driven faster
through the yard than the ordinances siluWs
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PER~nNAIn

Ne. \. D Iavsnsoa. q Pygs Tewnse1.l. 70 in tire
city.
MIS- t<eks sal Mis- I. 1seEs e Mozssrvy.
Cal, asv se5oasasmG a. tse Kzlnaes
Cs,s r. b H4sA. ass&Ees 81 nastixaA q tAe
u6ns Mataal tss9FAaez Na0sRgeSEF, ia the ssty,
MrF A Nezstw&sA 0g EAe BSsnisR 41ai&ag
ComsSay. ae&ses tais norulag foE Feasla. n. ~
vskss as paFemls,
NJ h Baesa. cashier eg tse ssse1 ealnsse.
lstt "a tAe eclsak tFAsa lass assas isg aneasA .
xsssg - as eSrenEs in Seesiegn CAsite#a8A
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DIED AL AIoNE.
A Carpenter Pound Dead In Els Reou
Last Night

A Carpenter Pound Dead In HIS keom
Last Night.
Fred Benss. . carpenter, was fonad deaa "a
hga room last evening. about 8 o'clock. ~ the
Columbia lodgingh use. on South Taird street.
nsar Washington He had no. been seen since
saturday eyeaing. when he retired 70 nis room.
Nothing was thought Of his absence sunday or
yesterday. until late in the day IS II hsd fre-
qaentiy been his Gu stom 70 be away from nis
room for several days a. time. Inc
discovery was made By ledger. who rooms next
60 Bentx H0sieing peculiar odor coming from
the room. be made an investigation sad found
Benss lying dead In hfs bed. Il IL nos known
yet what caused his death he was frequently
heard % complain OF severe attacks of rnsum-
atisrn and IL is quite likely that his demise re-
suited from the disease The coroner wss notl-
1ed and after viewing the beds ordered is ss-
moFaI 30 BonBey & Stewards undertaking estso-
ushmenf An inauess viii be held today.
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Blaze In An Ash Barrel.

There was some excitement ~ midnight sun
day, at the rear OF house on Ninth street. be-
tween Pine and Pike streets caused by the burn
Tag OF a wooden ash barrel The house is oceu-
pied by two families. named sullivan and Han
son. Some OF he boaFaeFs saw the blaze and
managed 20 put IL out before any damage was
Came but the hnlifing had narrow escape.
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A. B. c.
Along me Lake.

By the boulevard
Contiguous 10 the car line now building, y
Wood south shore Division Of Green Lake adj
dition. Positively no such sRbaroan property
about Seattle. Only Offering ever made on the
shores ~ the charming Green lake. This class
OF property must appreciate rapidly in value.
Plat ready Moaday, Deeember tss a. Green Lake
HeadQUafterA, room G. Kilgeu block
VA d. WOOD. O,w~a-.
a MrOn% AIN CNANsA
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south Third street Improved.

Tie work Of laying the south part OF South
Third street, from Jackson 20 King street. was
begun yesterday and viii BE corr pleted In . few
days The large amount Of trsfsc to and from
fhe eepots has been mach Inconvenience by
this narrow piece OF street. teams often getting
jAmmed in trying 60 pass one another
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wsesA e. "a EaessaFe Seat az bGslussss sAs1s&
take GO every sFsp sotte .. swap - tgs. a.
Il acts mess ressspssy sBa sascsa&ssy ca the
aaSNsyss Exte al ssaNeass Fzsxvo1fag sSzsrs
hes8xeses sEaa @z@ry fes@S - sseSisss. ssE
sac sa tsc ana q hostisS - 81 e4sssaS 6r9z
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Leaves nssr4fss& daily al a 81, Nik sAs NaSCa
fses re FAak@&y Wkfa fhFuGgA sssSE9ex &z& EsNe
is e&rS Tstaa - CAlssGp snSy q hasFS Cal
ssa N.sAHs9 > hrssEs, IL kss sGeas. Ills &aek. ~
= n &gsaaass. Gekes AsSat FesseascS @9a.@
s@s
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uNroRTuGATE.

Mr. j. 4 Cox, dealer In all kinds OF house fur
nlshinz goods ordered over duzen carloads,
expaetink brick store Go Dc ready by the time
the goods arrived bat II viii not be done for q
month or two yet ~ the Gogt theater tent, near
the Phqntx hotel il being used for saleroom.
lie hiss n magnificent lot Of furniture. large
carload Of wool and hair mattresses. ear oi
stoves and a very large stock Of crockefy. Z ass
ware. lamps. and he ands the tent insufficient
aud must close out even af . sacrifice. Now u
the time 70 get goods At your own price.
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49, suzA.ra "a eszergs,s& r1ske nsaa ChFsss-
ssAs EexsT& za4 FQH eaa Fes = u4ee ss setszsss A.
Asazas Fsasssa 3 "a =. ne ssgeess sAAasaz * a.
ca = f@e WuFak
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

TOYS Aaa CNEsSEnSx tce9 eEn@s8eas = 81 sasss9
aye nssa go SAFE al TIE Aasssg tsaeHss k.ksa
kre&f ssTvs& Aesas As Esks yaer eae4c&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-12-17

NEW TABLE CLOTHS AND sCARFS
A grand assortment Of new styles 70 select
from. Chester CleaTy.
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RI.ACK sILKa

We received 8 special holiday purchase: gran,
values. 81 to $50 per yard, warranted 20 veal
Chester etearv
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HEMsTFrcHgD DINNER SITS.
SPLENDID patterns: new. Chester CleaFy.

Our second club Is alllng rapidly. Parties de-
siriag to get in this club viii do well % come In
soon as there are only few more places Jeff
j x. Basye wateh club, va Front street. Gold
watch or diamond, 81 week Not an install
meat plan
Harness sud saddles james wheelan l.oi
Third street
Fins suxpenaerg. ties. gents hall hose or
hansikercbiefs make present not soon forgot.
At HyAms. Paason 4 Co s. the largesi cioshlug
dealers in the world corner FFoaat and Columbia
STREETS.
Through Pullman vestihuled sieepeFs and din.
srg cars also latest improved tourists sleepern
through 70 the East via Northern Pacine rail-.
read Uftsce Tl6 second street Boston nlcck
New table linen sets napkins to match, Ches-
ter CieaFy.
To cradle MS 20 successfully conduct our bust.
ness oy ceiling only the very eest Qualities OF
wines and liquors At cioka figures. Ne aTo CON-
PEELED Is sell for cash only. Call on as ana re-
celve very best qualities Tor cash lewis 4
Asassss. 80 Front street, wsne and spirit ner-
Nsw Gloves Chester cleary.
A handsome six umbrella for lady or gentle
man. AZ Hyars, Fsasoa CO. the lsrEess
clothing dealers In the world, corner Front and
Nsw chatelalne baxs. Cieary.
Fas hrst-csass goods ia tae bat and cap line so
10 charles 9el6ssein, The hAsteT. second ssEees.
near Boston eioek
New purses chester cleaEy.
old papers = eeuts bundle.
Thompson gloTcnlsisg long wasted eorsstS
Chester EseAry
Usa r.speFs = cents a hun4le
New umhrellaS Chester C5esry.
TIE laFaess ssaek ~ rats 20 select trom Al
Charles tfoitxfSsns. the hasEef.
Bats foF holiday presents A. Hyamx Psasoa h
Co ;. the inrkest c5ssthznE ueaSFsa "a the world.
Csaraer EFaai ard Ca&umbzA
Table lipens--Ne received q neW aSs napkins
% msscA. special values also sets Chester
CgeaEy.
Charles Csa14steia i arsas fog Knox hAta
New hosssry~fn silk. uxle, wool eoTton,
rAxauyl esC. Chester Clraxy-
usa pspers - seats a haa4se.
Sew lace seaEts and esehus Chester Clear
IF A. q. JomaRoa. Ia cunaeS91nn with gen
era PRACTICE. Eivek particular &tzsntGE ~ Ell
ehroasc, nerves. sn1 sFeNiAA EksfS. taCsudl2z
4yxpepstA. liver complaint affections q shs
kisDeyS. searx AL lanES. Ard al 6aeea d.
EASES We have special facilities foE treating
ge9tt uFtnAgY Diseases. gset4A q kc&ses and al
taFrs 81 fam&Ae alsEaSez Ue&Ce rDoz1 Is
glsQzlas kl0sk corner SeSssaa2 AMI Columbia
Elegant New HsaEns Cars
" 81 rma daily. COR nsNErs&k A August =. over the
gszeEaH kAllwAs a Navigation Gem psAay, Urek0a
shoEs izue and Eniea feE5nc sA2iSaY. pstwe&a
lUTa8Aaa 1na Ire MskNe@n liver lie cuisine
Ak seTxsSx Sze EEexcssAe&
she pair 81 p4ngs. tailor uaas. At HyKux
faaSau s ca - easkHs an seg&af C&EtsfEs - pres
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ZIG CLOAK SALE
We must close out oar stock of closks. 80 we
have 20 give up the room. Chester Cleasy.
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FANS FANS
sewsssyies arrived. Chester cieary.
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Elegant NSw nsaSng Cars
Wau rmz daily. cor meEesak kaEHxS a, over the
CzexaH RAILWAY Navigation Gsmp&ay, 0reeoa
shosz Inc and En5ea R&xEnc sA2sNaY. petweaa
ACT4sMaa 1ua ire MssSeza liver Ire cuisine
Ak. ssFNsxx &ze EHexess4ssA
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A she pair 81 p4nss. tailor Naazts. o. Nykrzx
faasan s ca = ssskes an slsg&af hrsstm&s pres
esq
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Music BY First RegimeHiaI Band

Tw- sesrz reserved sa1 tekezx faF sale A.
ssSwnzz & soszzss asaS ssags
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

The school election at Christiana was
Que Of the most spirited held In that vii
lsge for many years, and instead of few
persons turning out and taking part In
II, there was general participation OF
the citizens, as the building Of u new
school house was involved in the proceed
ings. George w. Currinder was made
chairman of the meeting and James w.
Burrls secretary. James II. Smalley and
A q. Webber were appointed an audit
ing committee, and reported a balance
due the district of t52l.4S. William L.
Wier was. elected clerk, his opponent
being A. g. Webber Mr.. J. w. f.
Peters moved that the new school house
to be erected should not exceed s, 500,
but Mr.. Wier moved as q substitute that
the limit be t2,0v0, which was adopted,
and a mott n to build 1t on the site OF the
old one wac aso adopted. A motion to
levy tax of $3.50 to support the school
the Coming year was defeated, and or
motion of Mr.. Wier $500 was substituted
unanimously. A $4,000 school house in
Christans will be great change from
the rickeiy board structure that has done
duty for so many yeare.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, April S.-A man
who said his name was Charles Williams
and that he lived In Philadelphia, dashed
Into the telegraph office at Merton rail-
way station, two mi es west of htre,
about 2 O'Clock this morning. His APP
parel consisted of an undershirt and a
pair of slippers. The shirt was saturated
with blood that flowed from several knife
wounds in his body and limbs, auu his
face was also covered with bloot. lie
told the telegraph operator disIointed
story of having been assaulted while
asleep at the hoIse OF man named Ian
detEsky, at Parl Kennedy, and said ht
fed from the house 10 save his life.
Inquiry showed that Landetzsky came
home lat last night and iouEd his wife
aud v ,liams together. Tho injured hus-
band drove tho lstter out of the house
AZ er jabbing him with his kniiJ. The
wuman's injuries were of q trifiiug char
acer. Williams was sent to Philsdel-
phla hospital. Landeiz.ky has LEFT Port
Kennedy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09
Acts Like n Charm.
Hooper's Anodyne for infants collie and


PHILADELPHIA, April 9.-The dis
covery just before they were being plaC ed
In the fire that two sticks Of wood were
plugged with cartridges saved four per-
sons lives, besides avoiding the blowing
up OF house at Erie avenue and Turner
street, on Sunday. The dwelling lie oc-
cupied by young widOwer, Charles
Nuneveiller, his three children and a
housekeeper, Mrs. Mary Hunt, who is
about % years OF age.
On Thursday morning last Nuneveiller
saw alongside his gate two pieces oil
kindling wood and tossed them to Mrs.
Hunt, who told the eldest daughter tC
take them into the cellar.
The housekeeper had no occasion to
use the ticks until Sunday morning last,
when che intended to start a fire in the
dining room. Both pieces were too large
to be put into the stove as they were, &c
she seized hatchet and began splitting
them. Suddenly cartridge like those
used in breech loading guns dropped out,
and large hole was discovered in the
weod. The cartr dge had been inserted
in the opening and piece of corncob had
been placed at the end to hold 1t in posi-
tion. A coating OF mud had been PLACED
over the hole TO conceal II. The spill
piece OF wood, with the cartridge, wal
then laid aside by Mrs. Hunt, who
showed the murderous device tt
Nuneveiller upon hi. return home thai
evening.
The " widowor split the other piece Of
wood, and found that it, too, contained
a cartridge concealed In the same manner
as that in the other piece OF kindling. He
communicated the news to Lieutenant
Chase, who will institute an investiga-
tlOn.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

sen, s1l.35; J. II. Greenman, SOS; en-
is.5o; Robert p.G Raddocs, ,s7S = Ro.ln S I' &
Bro, 81. so; J. @. Hlrzel, 50 cents; Chas
HeInel s. Son, t425; b. H. Klund, q ;
N. Chem, 81. %; Lawrence Burns, SIPS;
News Publishing Company, so cents;
Republican Publishing Company, S2.70;
Whining ton Transfer Company, 1896 /;
Theodore Loudhsrt, sos; w. q. Mahafy,
Sl.50; j. II. johnson, 81; Chas. Warner
Company, s15S59; c. NJ. Curtis, ESQ,
$40; Andrews Manufacturing Company,
81 1896 Os; g. II. Murphey, $3.50; j. 8.
Grohe, ~; e. II. Anderson, ts.34; J. ii.
Forrest, $40; Wilmington Coal Gas Com
pany, $3.50; g. Y. Thomas 81 Co.,
$l2S. go.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

My little boy broke ont in ulcers and
sores, the result of the saliva from a
calf mouth coming In contact with a
Cut finger. The ulcers were deep and
very painful, and showed no inclination
10 heal. used quite large number
OF remedies, with no benefit, but got
Swift's Specific, and he improved with
the first few doses, ANA IN very short
time was sound and well OF tho poison,
and his general health much improved.
JOHN 4. HEARD.
Auburn, Ala, Feb. Is, 1889.
In 1883 L contracted Blood Poison of
bad type, and was treated with mer-
curry, po ash and sarsaparilla mixtures,
growing worse all the time. l took
seven small bottles of s. S. s., which
cured me entirely and no sign of the
dreadful disease has returned.
j. q. NANCE.
Hobbyville, Ind, Jan. 10, 1889.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

The mortality of the City of Montreal
Ca ada, ior six months ending December
81, 1855, will surprise everybody who has
given the health subject thought. The
population of Canada is 20l,74s. in
July there were 7i8 deaths, or 4S-4S In a
thousand, "A. II per cent from zymO les;
Au, ust u 4; desth-rate, SO, 95; per cent.
from zSmo ics, 1890; septembtr, 492;
deaih-rute,s9 20; per cent. from zymotIcs,
33. 80; October, 800; death-rate, 1918;
ber, AL; death rate, 1928; per cefft from
zymotics, 1896; Dect mber, 402; death
rate, 23 81; per cent. from zymotics, "a 90.
Prevailing zymotics: Diph heria, ty phoid
fever, Group, dysentery,:: diarrhmi, cholera
inigntum. The above Is a terrible NOR
iality rate in such climate as Canada.
From such htiliction good Lord deliver
us. Z. B. FRAZER, Sec.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

VIII you heed the warningi The sig.
nal perhaps of the sure approach Of that
more terrible disease, Consumption. Ask
yourselves If you can afford for the sake oi
saving 80 cents, to run the risk and do
nothing for 1t. We know from expert
ence that Shiloh's Cure will Cure your
Cough. 1t never fails THIS explains
why more than q Million Bottles were
sold the past year. 1t relieves Group and
Whooping Cough at once. Mothers do
not be without iU. For Lame Back, Side
or Chest, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. N.
B. Danforth, Wholesale and retail agent,
Second anu Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

1no cneapest hat house In the city
Rumford Bros. 4OA Market street.
Try Bush's coal; you will like It.
American Laundry, coz West Front st.
Try Bush's coal; you Will surely like 1t.
Cupping and leeching, iea e. secondst
Milard r. Davis, ieweler, OE. Second st.
Fine Is X. Rings at Hant's, is K. 4th street.
Frank Roop Smith, druggist, 5th and King.
Gilt-edge creamery butter for sale by q. r
ludson, stalls 20 10 81, City Market.
Jos. II. Grecnman \ son, All King street.
" all papers and window shades At reduced
rlceS.
A general reduction In wall papers and win
dow shades At Jos. ii. Greenman q Son. AT
King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

A special election was held in Trinity
p. L. Church pa ish yesterday for the
purpose of deciding what shall be done
with the money received from the Penn
sylyAnia Railroad Company for the strip
of the Old Swedes' Cemetery that was
sold some weeks since. The matter was
thoroughly discussed, and 1t was unhn,-
mously decided TO plas G the "a, t0U in the
hands oil the P. Il. church trustees Of the
Diocese of Delaware ior investment as q
permanent fund for the BEN Ill OF the Old
Swedrs' Church, and the maintenance Of
public worship In the ancient cdiflce.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-04-09

Games played yesterday:
At Philadelphia ia-Philadelphia, 9; Ath-
letic, 8.
At Brooklyn-All-America, 7; Chi
cago, o.
Al Boston-Boston, 16; Harvard, 4.
At Baltimore-Blltimore, 10; New
frE, 5.
Al Jersey City Jersey City, 8; New
York,S.
At tColumbus-Clevelend. 10; Colum-
bus, 0.
At 81. Louis - Pittsburg, Z; St. Louis, 8.
At Washiugton-Washington, 25; Uni
verslty OF Pennsylvania, 2.
At CinclnI ati-CircinDati, il; Mil
waukee, 3.
81 Farrar signed with the Philadelphia
Club yesterday.
The Athletics left for Boston last night,
where they play to-day and tomorrow.
EsterdAy, formerly OF Kansas City, wac
signed by Columbus yesterday to play
shortstop.
The banquet at Delmonico's, in New
York, last night, to A. G. Spaulding and
his party of American base ball players
who have made q tour of the world was q
brilliant success.
'Kld" Gleason pitched like a veteran
against the Athletics yesterday. He had
full control OF the ball aud seemed t
have the blue legs at his mercy. 1t wa
big thing for the kid"