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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
crrcnc At THE ORIENTAL HOTEL.

The Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach, IS IN the iui,
,ido of prosperity Just all It's ddume guests a'i
hundreds OF new there Among tp' Ia'o' ar ar
is ,,o senator German and his family, MI ana Mr'.
c1'r,o carroll Mrs Beknap and Miss Belknap. Mr.. ana
Mrs John F. Prae2cr, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas u f'S'''
Controller Myers and Colonel John Il. Fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

bus 5. louisville O. pltchers-widner ana Ehret. Um'
plre-Holland.
Al Lowe-LoweIl Z Worcester 3.
At New -Haven-New-H Haven D, Hartford l. l..
Al Auhurn-Auburn 10, Seneca Falls o. sisV~h m
nings.
At Rochester hester g. Toledo D.
Al HamOn-TOronto -, Hamilton o.
At Buialo-Buifalo L. London A.
AT SyracuSe-Detroit O. syracuse j.
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HE MAY BE SEEN AT HIS OLD THEATRE.

Reports that Edward Harrigan may again be seen
next season at his old theatre at Broadway AMI
Thirty ffth-st are current in the theatrical word
Mr. Harrigan his manager, Mart lianiey MIS- ioi
mans and one or two members of his old company
a, non. IN California A letter from one Of the com
nanr indicates the possibility IF Mr.. Harrgan being
able 10 make a more equitable afrangement thah
before with Hyde d Behman, who have The lease VI
Tho theatre for two years longer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

Aubne beat him out in every the stretch, tottng
steadily and showing remarkable speed. The driver Of
L. l. b was changed in the third heat but 1t was Of
no avail. and Aubine bore OF the honors. Summary
.: 30 CLASS-PURSE $780, DIVIDED.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS.

In the diagram continuous line shows Tinted T states
sicnai service station this city. The "a %
,enneratlre noted at Pcrry's Pharmacy, sun bu'''N'
Tribune Omce. July ~ a. m-falf "ed'her pi -
most OF the time yesterday. with clouanesS 'o"' =,
ing and Hight rain night. The emleI''"'o az,
het,yeen G5 and 81 degrees the average US"l' oe'S
,ossr Than ON the corresponding day last year. ana =
higher than THURSDAY 80 .,,r ia
In and near this city to-day there WIN ploosO. ~
threatening weather and rain slight thermsi SH'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27
T. MINES.
e. ONE MILE.
SIXTH RACE-SELLING.
ENTH RACE-SCUD STAKES. WELTER WEI
HANDICAP. Five EuRLONGS.
. Doubtful starter.
First race at . go p. m.
SALE OF AUSTRALIAN HORSES

In the paddock at Monmouth Park, at IL 80 p. m.
today William Easton will sell 10 the highest bidder
five Australian racehorses the property of j. X New
ton, Of California.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

The Brooklyn and Cincinnati teams played at Wash
ngtOn Park, Brooklyn. yesterday and the home play
crs being awake and thoroughly attentive to their
duties won easy victory. The 1904 spectators
present enjoyed the battle hugely in spite of the one
sided score.
Duryea's delivery was batted so freely that be was
taken out of the game in the fourth innNg and
Smith was substituted. Smiths curves were treated
with just little respect Duryea's had been Nc
Thee all but shirked HIS work 4 peculiar play
CURED in tho third inning. Both Smith and Collins
caught between the home plate and third base
ard On a wild throw by Keenan, both scored while the
onloOkers howled The score was as follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

ENTRIES FOR THE NATIONAL REGATTA
Washington July oG-The entries for the National
Regatta Of the Amateur Association Of Oarsmen OF America
to be held at Pullman H. August and 0. include the
following from New-NoTk City and vicinity;
Junior single sculls-Hariey Seaon, EXCELSIOR Boat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

Earned runs-New.York o. Washington T. First base
IN errors-Ncw-York /, Washington 2. Lett bases
New-Ycrk o. Washington 4. Home iun-Wilmot. Two
pass hits-COnnor Reefe. Hoy Wise Stolen ba;S ,7
0HsOurke Carney .. Sac1iio, hits-ConnOr, Ward Will
pot, FeIson. Base bals-OG Keefe q. oil Person I.
Struck out-By Keefe 3 by Person l. Passed ba-Daly
/. Wild ptches-ForsOn l. Keefe l. Umpire-Quinn.
of II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

NELSON'S TROTTERS TAKE BOTH PURSES.
Boston, July 26C H. Nelson's trotters had the eau
at Beacon Park to-day and they did beautiful work
In the first place Black Ambe easily out-troted the
field and in three straight heats. Summary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-07-27

Earnel Trns-Bfooayn = Clncinnau !. FIrst 0asr on
crTOrs-B OOklyn 6. Cincinnati l. Left on bascsBrookYh
Cincinnati 4. First base allsBrooyn A. Ci4cln.
g. Struck out-Brooklyn 6. Cincinnati o. Home
~ --Corkhill. Collins. Holiiday Twobase hit -0Bnen
o Eay. Stolen bases-COlns .. FOuH 3. Burns. Reilly
Carpenter. Umpire-Kerns. Time of game-2 10
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

Yes, Lizzie, like to do fancy work,
but haven't felt like trying tnst patti m
or anything else-ior week. These
awful 'draRging-down' pains are Just
killing meP' ~ know how you feel, and
| can tell you where to looE for relic
DIR. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription is a
certain cure Tor all those peculiar weak
nesses ami distressing ailments. Wig
it even cured me of prolapsus, and many
OF my lady friends have been cured OF
various grave malaiies peculiar to our
sex By this wonderful medic ne" 1t il
the only medicine sold by druggists, IN.
der \ positive guarantee from the manu-
lecturers, that 1t will give satisfaction in
/ every case, or money refunded. Read
guarantee on bottle-wrapper.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
ON TUESDAY,
THE 18th PAY OF JANUARY, 1859,

AtZ O'Clock, p. IA
The following described real estate, viz:
All the following described tract land
with he houses hi IdmEs and improve
menis thereon erected, sitsated In New Cas-
! lie bundled, county sud STATE aforesaid,
ouihed as follows; beginning at
| the rasierl side II the p1hu' road leading
| ifoW WILMINGTON to New tastle at corner
for THIS ami land OF Or Horace Burr, thence
| win hiH land south tiNty.siN degrees east,
FL lAt ard tSgunt y-t igNt hTndredtlis perehts 10
a stake. thence with said Burr's land south
| sist -four and hall de- rets cas- thirty -utns
and siNiy-cight hundredths perches to staRe
the zee along line Of Richard Jackson aud
north forty mine drRrse. east "a and ~
hhndreltl5 pc rhts 10 a stoLc thence nor
FORTY nine and quarter degrees, west nine
anu tNtnl$-slN lnhli tiihs ferrhes to cor
uer OF laad Of Ohm 1aylu thence with said
hiy-pne percies e. stake At tho aforesaid
enst-tlv s'de al said public road, thence along
tn .anc sputhcrly eighteen and halfdegrces
west vtntsen ana seyen.g-tun hundreu this
! per he 10 the hrgirBluE. COulnintug seven
acres ana thirty percnes of land, Iaore or less,
htlnF thc same tract conveyed In fee TO tie
said Edward n MOrliy BIS deed Of h y
Townsend and wife, dated Novemberls, 1874
and recorded in Deed Record II Volume i6'
! yag" -, etc. Also four small lots as follows;
No !, beginning alta maple tree on east rly
3lIe q sald public ROAD Il corn"r 70 land OF
teen degrees and forty tive minutes west
eighty four feet 10 stak thence by a line OF
hoiltN's land suulh 6eVenty-Out de- rges
= t@tuN.hve minutes east. three hundred and
eiehiY-twU feet tw inches 10 a stake thence
Il Nv, nv Inims az eIr9s anu my minutes,
No.. i,i ~ n.il Glnell one lttl ana
~ '''t'i. 80 o., 'hs u'Rinhlhk containing one
~ ~" ~ 5"cii'h pr,ienes oil lAnl, more or
rr'i q - =. h'F tHll'nE ~ lake corner
b',,t IL" W. i , ~ hsh sail Mofity, eight
,i,,ti r y X ioitS ~ - ~ Instant from snhi
WI w no th i9liy nine degrees
49, NV n.he ~ 70 a SIAN" ~ u lay
~ a., , , w shlu anu south hfN-touf
-, ~, ~ ~ ~, 9l -nNe mih"tts west slgn-
T. - ~, = " Ai,s, 20 a sAth' III snds OF sal!
. t,y ,na,u uli - ,tIly .'hr deyrees and
,,W'n. nv nuts att lol even itet t.
M, iilnt WV u uWehnlhs 'oh Hnlng thret
munuIeu hi'a nlS-t"" 81 are itet of land,
n n an or 80; ~; .. hrsihnins al marl'
gu t"V Is ,ts 7nT Hl salI pu'ilr rosa, b los
t"rp &c herin.asl,fit along sad rad i9rp
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
MONDAY, JANUARY 81, 1889.
The Philadelphia Press has publis!

The Philadelphia Press has publish
ed careful canvass of the probable
vote on the Prohibition amendment to
the constitution OF Pennsylvania, which
will be submitted to the people for
confirmation or rejection. This esti-
mate shows that the vote will be SO
close that 1t is impossible at present to
say whether or not the proposed
amendment will be adopted. If the
people OF Pennsylvania will profit by
the experience of other States, they
will be satisfied with the high license
law which they already have. and
which has accomplished more toward
checking iniemperance and its conse-
quent 'pauperism and crime than all
the prohibitory laws thai can be pass.
ed. Some people seem to think that
all that Is needed TO prevent the use or
the sale OF liquor is prohibitory law,
but the experience Of some other
States has shown that the principal
thing such laws have accomplished
has been to deprive the States in which
they were in force of the revenue,
that otherwise would be derived from
the licenses.
A judicious high license law, such
90 Pennsylvania now has, is the best
promoter Of temperance that csn bt
devised, and the people of that STATE
will be wise in letting well enough
alone. Some thirty years ago wha
was then known as The Name law wa!
tried in this State, and we venture thu
assertion that there was more liquoI
drank during the time, especially il
the lower part OF this State, than eve
before. The same was the case il
Atlanta, Ga. during the time that pro
hibition was tried there, as the return
of the United States Collector Of Inter
nal Revenue showed that there was a
increase of $4,000 a month in til
amount Of liquor brought into the city
The fact that prohibition did not PIC
hibit was too plain to be ignored b
the people, and at the next electio
they determined 10 grant licenses, VI
der restrictive provisions. We yer
much fear that if prohibition is adopte
in Pennsylvania it will he the mean
OF undOlng all the good that has bee
accomplished by tho Brooks Hig
License law.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
WanRmaker'A

beating them already In
1889. Here are s432 pair.
women's 4-button Real Kid
Gloves: handsomely en-
broidered. 60 esSis 70,
$I.25 in 0al1s.
Chestnut street, west
Every now and again we
have a word to say of Dress
Goods.
Remnants. All days are
alike to us for them. As
fast as the Remnants show
we hurry the n off to their
special counter with oil the
extravagence,and sometimes
with part Of the cost.cut out
OF the prices.
All OF you know that long
heaped counter Of ever
changing stuffs. You have
saved dollars and dollars
there.
But this Is time O. year
when we go through stocks
with sharpest eyes. Every
thing a bit lonely as to color,
or weave, or style, is pulled
out and marked for what it'll
fetch. Short pieces 60 the
same way.
We want to hustle every
struggling piece or bit out
OF the store before a new
month starts.
Two or three thousand
short orphaned, or hmblng
pieces Of Dress Goods haze
been marked a TRACTION of tie
'rsnsnant price,"
foules habit cloths
serges broad cloths
armuTes Camel's hair
cords plaids
diagonals checks
and a great variety of striped |
and figured Novelties are
among the lighter-weight
stuffs Lengths I to 7 yards. !
mohair plushos Berlin twills
beavers buucles
in Il TO 81 yard lengths are
among the heavier stuffs for
closks and listers.
Southwest of centre.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
A Great Dav,

Saturday was a great day
at our store, Overcoats were
on call all day and my, the
quantity we did sell. 1t was
the cut in price that Brought
the people, and every one
who came in the store
bought something, either a
Suit or Cverco,t, and they
saved from rs to go percent.
on every dollar. It's your
chance and 1t can't last.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

The manner In which our firemen
worked at the bur fires, which occur
red within twenty tonr hours, Ia one
OF the best arguments that can be ad.
duced In favor Of continuing the pres
emit system, and fostering Ii by every
means possible. There Is no paid sys-
tenn that could be adopted which would
be more efficient than the volunteer
system that we now have, and the
chances are that ii would not b. as
good. We do not believe that a better
or more effective fire department can
be found anywhere, or one that 10 SO
little expense to the citizens
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
ON SATURDAY.
THE 2p DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1890
OF 3 O'Clock p. tu.,


The following described real estate, viz.
Al that certain mVssusRe, tract or parcel of
Castle county and state Of Delaware, bounded
A. follows 10 Wit:
On the west b. the StAts road leading from
tho Neytast Tsrppiks towards led 1 I'm
on the south by road leading from said road
20 the Toms creek marsh ami on the east by
lands lat Of The Hon, kun-Uy Johns, decen,-
cd, and hensey Johns, Junior and on the
north by rusl leading from Anid state ROAD
10 httSrH johns clAt bank. containing tigh-
" hrr, or tpvr,ahuuts, hU the same more ar
IS, WIN a tDu e, barn ami other uut-buid-
iuFH thereon.
Seized amt taken In execution ~ the proper
tN at ] lltn .llllu4 and josephine H. Ills Wlt,
an /. l., aui 90 be sold by
AbVAN ALLEN, sheriff
shesln's OMoe, Wilmington, January II,
| lbs". il7-co1-ts
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

Troy, n. Y, Jan. 21.-Mrs. John VI,
Francis died yesterday, aged 90 years.
She accompanied her husband, the ioun.
der of the Trey Times, ON HE three
diplomatic mlssions-to Greece, to Por
tugal and to Austria, on trip around
the world in 1870, and on several Euro,
pean Journeys. For many years che va.
a contributor to leading newspapers. She
also left in manuscript complete work
dealing with persons, scenes and incident.
passing under her observation during hel
Journeying.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

WAsHINGToN, Jau 2l.-Congress has
finally decided TO push to vote the
present week the bin for the regu alton oil
trusts. There IS no ill that more di,
rectly interests the workingman than this
came bill, rs the formation Of trust.
works 10 their disadvantage all the tn e
and the author OF the original bill, look,
ing at the formation of trusts as a con
spiracy to make the people pay exorbi
tant prices for all the neeessares OF life
is going to fight them To- the b tier eud.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

1t is very important that saloon
keepers should strictly obey that part
of the law which forbids the sale OF
liquor 10 drunken men, as this is one
OF the most important features of the
law. II every saloon keeper would
refuse 10 sell men liquor Just as soon
as they show visible signs of intoxica.
ton much OF the evil OF inlemperance
would lie avoided, as men would be
prevented reaching that stage Of
drunkenness at which they become
dangerous and a nuisance to every
body with whom they come IN con
tact. The majority Of crimes are
committed by men under the influence
of liquor, and if the law accepted
drunkenness as an excuse for crime
there would be very faw criminals
punished. Therefore it is very i'm
portsnt that saloon keepers should
obey this very wise provision OF the
law, as by SO doing they may moi
only save themselves trouble but also
do much to prevent crime,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
WI be Confinuad.i

The Presbyterian Onion Services vii
be continued at Central Church this
week. The services tonight viii begin
at f.t5 O'Clock, the Rss. W, L. AeKwan
presiding and conducting the exercises.
On Tuesday night the Rev. Lafayette
Marks. d. D., will preside; on Wednesday
night the Rev. A. N. KoIgwin, d. D., and
on Friday night the Rev. George N. HEX
man. There will be no service on Thurs
day night
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
FOR sALE.

No. ii0 west nth st., srooms aud bah
"a eos West 50 A., Drooms aud bath
" tOs West 80 st., 9rooms and bath
- va East tih ST., 10 rooms and bath
~ 500 West 9th st,, rooms
" SIS 1ntnall It,, 10 looinn and hath
- "a WEST 81 st., rooms
- 2p3 West 9th st., rooms and bath.
:" 2l0 W est At, rooms aud bath
{" iolS Kim 81 +, 7 rooms and bsth
N G. Cor. Del. ave. aud West st., 10 rooms
g. ". Cor. I2th and French 81 rooms
No 500 Veal st., u rooms aud bath
I" 5lI South jackson VI, rooms and
No. isis Chestnut ST., srooms
" ISIS West sth st., rooms
:, Sis Las! lsth t., rooms and bath
~ Madison tt 10 rooms and bath
- i2i5 " aShinFton 81, ~ rooms and bath
- 1919 West 9Th st, brooins
/" ils Mesl nth ST, srooms and bath
" 6l9 NAnliuron ST., sr0oms aud hath
:, igg West IN st., srooIns aud bath
" 81 West 12th IT u rooms aud hath
a. loG hiue 81, 3 rooms and bath.
t2D Bennett 81, roomB
" SIS Poplar 81, d rooms and basement
\, w. Cor. iolh aud irkwood, srUons aud bath
No. slb West 9Th 81, rooms and bath
:. 1919 West 2nd st., rooms aud bath
90 1876 Delaware ave, 9 rooms and bath
22S Orange 81, 10 rooms
1910 West bth W., rooms
1925 Lincoln ST., rooms and bath
llE W. Front ST., rooms and bath
80 ~ Lincoln 81, ROOMS aud bath
81 w Front It II rooms and hath
q - Walnut ~, rooms and bath
% 1901 Lombard st., rooms and bath
% 2ls Marketst., IL rooms and bath
rs West 9Th ST., rooms ard bath
- us French st., i rooms ard bath
Gs Wet yth ~. II rooms and bath
loo6 Trenton Place, 7roon.s and bath
" pl5 West nh ST., rooms and bath.
For additional lists apply TO
dsi.cod-I2t
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
THE TIME TO Buy,
The time to buy those Heavy
Overcoats is now, while We
want to sell them.

You can get an elegant on
for $1,000, former price Sl6;a
For $1,000 you can get fur
beaver which we sold lots d
them at $500, in blue, BROW
or black, and many others n
proportion. We also have SOM
elegant bargains in odd pants
See our line at $3.50 in milde
Market St. window.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

The State Admission bill, as passed
by the House, should not and we do
not believe that it will be cOncurred in
by the Senate. 1t is framed tor the
especial purpose of preventing the adj
mission of single new State for some
slime to come. The conditions which
It imposes are intolerebie and should
be rejected. Ii will be much better to
take no action whatever, and let Da-
kota and Washington Territories wait
until there is another session OF Con-
gress, when new bill can be framed
which will admit them at once. These
territories would have been States long
before the Presidential election had il
not been that they are strongly Repub
lican. In preventing their admission
the Democratic party has shown thai
it will not stop at anything which viii
advance its own interests, and tina
with 1t the prosperity of the States, OF
OF the entire country, are matters o
secondary importance.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

One OF the best things done by the
Senate during the present session is the
adoption of the amendment 10 the
tariff, placing protective duties on tin
plate. At present there is not a single
sheet oflin plate made in this country,
for the very simple reason that the in.
dustry has never been protected
against the low-prleed labor OF Europe.
The consequence is that millions of
dollars are sent from this country 10
England every year to pay for some
thing that can be made equally as
good, and possibly better at home. II
has been urged that protective duty
will increase the price of tin plate, and
II Ia probable that it will for time.
but after the business is once firmly
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

Within the past eight years there
has been an increase of 5000, 900
spindles in the cotton mills Of this
country, and thers are DOW l3,000, coo
run. Yet, Notwithstanding this in
crease and the low price at which
manufactured goods are sold, the mills
are run at an increased profit and are
paying larger dividends. This increase
can be attributed directly to the tariff,
which in great measure prevents cot
ton goods coming into competition
with cur home products. Were it not
for protection, there would not be one
third this number Of spindles running,
and the money that is now paid to tie
employees would he sent to Europe, in
stead Of being spent here at home. This
shows the wisdom OF the Republican
party and the folly of MIR. Cleveland
and his party IN advocating free trade
But thanks to the good sense oil tht
American people the threatened evi
has been aFerted, aud protection t
American industries is assured for a
least four years TO come.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

v. g. Finn will he at Centreville on
wednesday, the Both inst, at Strings
store on The jlst, aud at Newport on sat
urday, the I'd oil February, to hear ap.
peals and 70 assess persons who may have
been omitted from the lists which have
been hung up in several places in the
Hundred as required by the law.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

When baby was sick. We gave her Oassoria,
When abe was Child she cried for Oastoria
When she became Mis- she oiunx 70 osstorii
When ale had children aas gave them Gas
toria,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

established, Yankee skill and Yankee
ingenuity will devise new and cheaper
methods Of making II, which win
cause competition that will make the
price much lower than II is now.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

READING, Jan. 20.-The keystone Iron
Works which have been idle for several
weeks, will resume tomorrow, giving
employment to ninety hands. The iouu.
dries of the Reading stove Norks,
where no work has been done for some
weeksia preparing to go into fun opera
ton.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21

Liiburne Chandler, Esq, counsel for
william J. Calhoun, VINO Is sentenced 10
be hung an March I'D, for committing a
ielonlous assault on Catherine Upz' IA
circulating petition asking the Governor
to grant a reprieVe FIR Is years.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-21
ID EGISrER's ORDER.
~ KHGISTEH's OFFICE,
NEW GAATLE COUNTY. Del.

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,
December 2ist iSSs.
Upon the application Of Ellen Holland,
ldmini,tratIix OF JOHN HOLLAND,
late Of, Mll Greek. Hundred, in said
rectcd by the Register that tile Ad-
ministrttfiN Aforesaid give notice OF
TrantiaR ofIetters Of Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased, with the date OF grant
lng thereof, by causing advertisements to he
posted witlin forty days from the date OF such
letteisin six OF The most public places of The
eountyoi New Castle, requiring all persons
having deinands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act Of Assembly IN
such case made and provided. and also cause
The same TO he Inserted within the same PERI
Oh In the Daily REPUBLICAN,, a news.
paper published In Wilmington, Del,
..
- Given under tho hand ami seAl OF
L. s. onre OF the Register Aforesaid. At
- Wilmington, IN New Castle County
Aforesaid the day aud year above written,
JOHN Il. BRADFORD,
-, Register.
RoTioE, All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
aAne, duly Attested TO the AdmlniGtTA-
trIx on or before December 2tst, lsSa, or
abide the Act OF Assembly in such case made
ana provided. ELLEN HOLLAND,
Auoress' PHANTOM, del. dec27-