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Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
wanamaIke r with Harrison.

1NDIANAPoLIs, Jan. 23.-John Wanna
maker, the Philadelphia magnate, ar
rived here at L., 80 this afternoon. A
committee from the local WanamakeI
CLUB, which was uniformed by him, was
at the depot 10 eefort their patron up 10
the city, but they missed him In tho
crowd. Mr. Wan amaser alighted unac-
companied and quietly passed through
the crowd at the gates without then being
recognized.
The first person 10 discover his identity
was a reporter, 10 whom be talked freely
ms he walked, cay ng that he came here
TO get the news; that this was the city OF
Information just noS. Wien asked
whether he WAS Rbing abroad, he said 1t
was uncertain. lie could tell more about
that when he returned from General Har-
rison's.
Mr.. Wanamsber arrived at General
IIarrison's shortly before l O'Clock. He
was cordially welcomed by General and
Mrs. Harrison and IN few moments they
sat down TO luncheon. After dinner they
retired to the back pArlor aud enjoyed q
long conference, which was occasionally
interrupted by callers who requested to
see the Presidentrelect Tor a moment.
The conference was one OF the longest
held by the I'd neral since his election,
lasting fully three hours. No third party
wss present, and at It's conclusion Mr..
Wanamaker spent little time in the
library chatting With Mrs. Harrison. He
then took a clrriage and drove to the
railroad station. Hero he YVES corraled
by the correspondents, to whom he stated
he could not tall on political matters.
In reply to question as to whether he
had been rendered. place in the Cabinet
he replied that General Harrison could
answer that queation with better propri-
ETY. than he could. He would not state
whether he was going abroad or not,
making an equiv ocal answer as though
he might or might not sail He was Ia o
very pleasant frame OF mind, and said he
was greatly plea ed with both General
and Mrs. Harrison.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
THURSDAY, JANUARY "a, 1889.


II the naturalization bill which is
now before the Judiciary Committee
OF Congress should be reported favor
ably, as no doubt II will, il should not
only become a law but should be
strictly enforced. 1t provides that an
alien must reside in this country five
years before he can become citizen
that at the expiration Of that time he
must appear in court and prove his
residence, good moral character and
fitness for citizenship. If he appears
in q United States court the represen-
tative of the United States must be
present at his examination, and II he
appears before State the Attorney
General or representative of the Slate
must BIO present. If this bill becomes
law 1t will rest with the courts to
decide what constitutes good citizen,
and we presume that the majority OF
Judges will rule that man who gets
drunk, or abuses his family, or man
who does not support himself or his
family, does not belong to that class
The naturalization laws are too lax as
they exist at present, and the conse-
quence Is the politicians are very apt,
especially on the eve Of an election, tC
have many undesirable persons clothed
with the rights of citizenship.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
Undesc rvediy Laughed At.

The unthinking are prone to make
game OF nervousness Yet this Is very
real and serious affection, the harassing
Symphonic of which are rendered all the
more poignant by ridicule. I he stomach Is
usually responsible Tor these symptoms
It's weakness aud disorder find reflex in
the brain, which is the headquarters OF
the nervous system. As nerve tonic
and tranquili4e Ter we believe that not one
can be pointed out so effective AS Hostel
ter's Stomach Bitters. III renewing
vigorous digsation, it strikes the key note
OF recovery OF strength aud gu .etGde by
the nerves. Headaches, trcmora in quiet
tieep, abnormal sensitivcness to unex-
pected noises all these moiiiy and ulti.
mately disappear es the system ga Al
strength from the great tone. Dyspep
STA, biiousuess, rheumatism, consti pai iOr
and kidney complaints are subdutd BY
the Bitters.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

The fact that two suits will be
brought against the city at the coming
session of the Superior Court, to re.
cover damages for a defective street
and defective sidewalk, should be
sufficient to cause the Street and Sewer
Commission to see that in the future
the city is protected against suits OF
this nature by having the streets put
in good order, and compelling prop.
erty owners to keep their sidewalks
repaired and in a condition that per.
sons can pass over them without dan.
ger Of breaking their limbs. We dc
not believe there are many cities in
this country that have worse side
walks than Wilmington, and although
but little can be done at present tC
remedy the evil, the matter should mo-
be lost sight of in the spring. Pas
experience has taught us how all suits
brought against the city are likely tC
terminate, but it does not seem Jus,
that the many tax payers should b.
obliged to pay for the oarelessness o
negligence of the few.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Judge Balls heroic method of deal
ing with chronic drunks by imposing
a fine of $40 and costs, which con-
signs them to Jail Tor sixty days, is
having an excellent effect in Kidding
our streets of these nuisGnces The
probability 10 that when a man gets a
dose of this medicine two or three
times in succession, he will come to
the conclusion that Wilmington is not
q healthy place to locate in and shake
the dust Of our city from his feet. The
dose, however, would be made still
more effective IL there were any way
by which these huns could be made to
work during the time of their contine.
ment, 30 that they would be self
sustaining. AS it Is they spend the
time In idleness, and come out even
more untitled for work than when they
were committed. Such state of af-
fairs should not be permitted to exist,
and 1t Is hoped that the Legislature
will not only take some action in this
matter, but also provide some means
by which all the prisoners will be fur
nished with employment.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
we wonder n every woven. .in thi

We wonder II every voter in this
y has examined the assessors lists
and asceFtained to certainty whether
or not his name Is on themH II there
should be anyone who has not done
90, he should attend to the matter at
once, so that he will be prepared to
act If his name Is not there when the
assessors commence their sittings next
week for the purpose of reetifying er-
rors. Republicans especially should
attend to this duty, and it is highly
important that every Republican shall
be prepared TO vote at the next cleo.
ton. With a fair vote this county
will give at least twelve hundred ma
jority for the Republicans. and the
only way to have a tull vote is fol
every Republican to see II for himself
that he is assessed and his taxes paid
as soon as the duplicates reach the
collectors This is such vital matter
that It should not be deferred, and
Republicans should recollect that il
will be much easier for them to bt
assessed now than it will be mex
year.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
ON TUESDAY,
THE 2oth DAY OF JANUARY, 1889.
at o'clock D. m.

The following described real estate, viz;
All that certain brick messuage and
lot or piece of land, 81 uate in said city
of Wilmington, and bounded and de-
5cTibed as follows, to wit:
Beginning on the toutheast side OF
Market street at G5 feet inches broad.
and IN the middle Of the b,ick wall al.
viding this iron the adjoining brick
| building, now or formerly oil Edward
Moore, thence south IS degrees, east and
passing through the middle Of said wall
| W feet inches to stake standing in the
northwest side OF an alley l2 feet wide
running parallel 10 Market street, thence
with the said side of the aforesaid alley
south 81 degrees, west 20 feet to a stake
thence with the line of land now or
formerly of Thomas ID. Webb north s.
degrees, west 80 feet s inches to the
aforesaid side OF Market street, thence with
the said side Of Market street northerly
20 feet to the place of beginning, be the
contents thereof what they may, with the
use and privilege OF an alley or passage
IL feet wide, extending from Third srreel
and running parallel to Market street by
the easterly boundry of the 10. hereby
conveyed about 123 feet, then running
the same width and parallel TO Third
street into King street, which and allie,
now laid out for the natural benefit Of
Patrick O'Ioole and Sarah, his wife
Mary Higgins, their heirs, and assignI
forever.
Seized ard taken into execution as III,
property OF Maxim ian L. Llchtenstein
and t. ts., and to be sold by
,..,- ALyAN ALLEN, Sheriff.
1850. no
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Mr.. Wanamakeris visit to President
elect Harrison has had the effect of
starting the gossips anew in reference
70 the Cabinet, and as MI Wsnamaker
has stated that his proposed trip to
Europe will be deferred for the pres
ent, the Cabinet-makers, who have
been busy ever since the election, are
sure that he will be rendered the posi-
ton OF Postmaster General. 1t is very
certain that no better man than Mr..
Wanamaker can be found for the
place, and it, above all ether Cabinet
positions, requires a man of great
business ability. That we have not
such man at present has been demon.
strated time without number during
the past four years, and we feel sure
that if Mr.. Wanamaker should be
placed at the head OF the Post Office
Department, there will be mail ser
vice such IS this country has meyer en-
joyed before.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
sund ay Preaching Notice.

1nasmuch as my present sphere Of
Christian Usefulness appears to be to
interest the masses of the people OF no
church connections, and bring them in to
fill up the empty seats in our churches,
Providence permitting, will prea
Sabbath day at both 2 O'Clock anu
M, the most of the time, II cupied
promptly, tp be given to the audience fot
scriptural recitations, remarks, prayers
and hymns. Place to be announced.
,IouN c. Hardness,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

at o o'clock last evening, N. Dushane
Coward, principal of the Wlmingt ton
College of Music, was united ia marriage
to Miss Annie NJ Eakin. The ceremony
was peri rmG ID by the Rev. II. b. Cook,
at the parsuhage of the Second Baptist
Church in the presence of few select
friends OF he contracting parties. T.
Leslie Carpe hter acted as best man, and
Mis- Edna Nyehber as bridesmaid. Mr..
and Mrs edward gave a reception after
the ceremony at No. S39 Tatnall street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

large class, among whom are the"didn't
know II was loaded" men. We have
laws to protect the community against
the latter. and II would be well for the
lives and limbs df persons If some law
could be framed for the punishment Of
the practical joker.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
THE 18th DAY OF JANUARY, $50,
The following described real s,,,,.. via.

The following described real estate, viz;
Al that certain lot of land with three
stoileh brick ucnse there on erected. No. I4Gl
llarrlsonsi street situate In ecity Of Whining
ton, t:ortsatd, bounded aud described as FOL
Begi ming at noirt on the westerly side of
Harrison street, bctwcenGi pin and shsllrross
avenues, nj the distance or tNenty-nYe feet
from the sputheIly tite OF ShAliefo-s Avenue
them" weltrrly ana parallel to ShailcrOHs ave-
nue. and Uagslng through the mIddir ur the al.
Nlt ION wall between this RnI the adjoining
hnu I on ,hu turlh ONT hundred ttrt TO a sLsk e
thence suuthrrly aud parallel to liarrisot,
street tHtHsS 1--we feet to another .tAku. thence
ca cel1 d par fll'l 10 the rr-t mentioned
iihc aud hlicfpss gNcHut ur, hundred Ieet iu
tie aul1 sud side Of llnrr s's 6 rtct, and
thtuCe thtrs hy nurthiTly twet ty i've Zee. To
lie place Of htsinui 4, hc IRE contents t.crpoI
Whist hey may. Recorded IN Deed Record IL,
Vol. Ia pare 81. tr. Also, all lltlss two lots
or pieces Of marsh lAnd, situate in Cherry i5-
lall Mnish. city of " ming ION. AfuItb.id.
bounded and hcscflbad As follows, u VII;
No. l.. BEGINNINGS az lie middle OF tue mach
road nj beorEc IAllpy's line thznce With III
"a ley's line, north fnrty-fouT degrees wrst
WIN the middle OF a ditch aiAG two and
| ttahiv one Aundfehths ptrche, 10 --crerk
thence win 'he seNcTRl our 'es thereof. about
Unity eight and twenty-pne hundred. 4 s
be rht4 to the mid lie Of ditch, heinR d
G"ur e tor land late OF David Eur,Yoo.i dc.
| ceas Il. thence with the middle OF said d'trh,
| and with said fOrwUod'a land south 10, ~.
| tire dtgr'cs, east tiHfY-iour auh si1tf-iJur
aunhrrdt 10 utrrhc5 to the middle OF said
| march road, and thence herewith, routll
| lortS'' Inland guar dcgrceH, westtwsntv.
| ii.iHt aha lpi ''Rnt one huhd'tdlhs perrhe.
| 10 ne tlace oi hts'nnln =, containing twelve
| &C e. two foods and siKteci p.Ichcs of iuen.
| low land te tic same more or less. Dccl
ioanicd aud de,cri6eA rs foilows 10 wi TO- a,
| the ncrtn by The u arsh road, on the e.kt l.,
| lancsul Joseph :. DtrTiCkson, On the sOnth M
| the Delaware liver ami on the west %, M
niere of marsh cnlle the "wrst lntN deiis ,
10 MARIN u. Loigc. by his father John Lodge
Irc aatI containing within sad bounds
about four acre. of II arsh, be the same more o
less.
seized and taken In execution as the prop
perry Of W alter tumintns and I. l. ~ and Il
br sold Nv ALNAN ALLEN, Sheriff
Sh,rih's ONCE, Wilmington, January II
lae'. isnl0 eud-ls
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Frank c, stidham was accompanied to
Chester on "Wednesday by ten or twelve
citizens o this county, who were anxious
10 see thai justice was done at the sale
of horses tIy Cooley & Baldwin, and as
consequence pretty fair prices were
obtained, ranging as they did from Sl4j
to $3.50, making the average about $3.50.
Two of the lot we're purchased by citi-
zeus OF this county,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

The officers of the First Regiment N.
g. D., received the following yesterday
MILFORD, January 70.
General Order, No. l.
%ln pursuance OF general order No. so
adjutant generals office, under date O
December "a, 1881, | hereby assume com.
mand Of the First Regiment OF Infantry
of Delaware, with headquarters at Mil
ford, DelaWafe. By order of
GEORGE W. MARSHALL,
Colonel Commanding.
II. L. PAIGE, Acting Adjutant.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

The practical joker has turned up
OF Erie, Pa, and displayed his joking
propensities by jerking a chair away
just as his companion was about TO sit
down The result was he enjoyed a
laugh, until he found that his victim
was seriously injured, and then he
turned his tune. The man suffered in
iensely from tho fall until his death,
which occurred shortly afterwards,
and the consequence OF his act preyed
TO such an extent on the mind OF the
practical joker that he is now insane.
This man is only representative of a
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
Addte., WllmInglon, psl.
p EaIsTER,s oRDNR.


IL REGIsrFR's OFFICE,
NEW CAsrLE COUNTY, DBL,
January 18TH, 1869.
Upon the application OF samuel show.
ard johnson, Executor OF John Bran
nan, late of ChrlttianA Hundred, In
said County, deceased, II Is ordered aud di.
recied by the Register that the Execu.
tor Aforesaid, give notice of grant
Ina OF letter. Teiiamenlsry upon
granting thereof bY cansing adyertisements
ofAuch letters In sig Of the most public place,
OF the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands againIt the estate W
present the same. or abide by an Act sf As
tembly In such case made and provided aud
also cause the same to be Inserted within the
aame period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,, Q
newspaper published In Wilmington, DEL,
and 10 be continued therein three weeks
III Given under the hand and Seal OF
4. 3. Once OF the Register Aforesaid, al
= Wilmington. In New Castle County
AforegAid, the day And year above written.
JOHN X. BRADFORD, Register.
NoTicn.-Ail persons having claims ~ ainst
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested TO the Executor, on
or before Jan. 18th, 1850, or abide the Act OF
Assembly IN such ease made and provided.
SAMUEL STEWARD JOHNSON,
Address. Wilmington. Del. jl'-Sw-eod
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
ON MONDAY,
THE 2sTH DAY OF JANUARY ,,oo
at IL O'Clock m,
The following described real estate .,


All that certain farm or tract OF l..a
situate IN New Castle Hundred ~.
Castle County aud State of Drp.a.-'
containing about sixty acres OF sn5
bounded by land OF John and t..isb
Lewdin, the public road leaiiny ios'
Christiana Village TO Red Hon 5y lsrd u,
Joseph sharpe-shlelds' Lsue- ly
said Lewdin's land with the bpIiip,.
thereon erected, also a pie.c nf lsni
with the buildings thereon erected r.-,
tanning about three acres OF land. sit,s.
ted in faid hundred of Nov Cash
bounded by the CLrlstiana creek /,
lands Of said Lewdin's and the r,,d
leading 10 Red Lion
Seized aud aiken into execution "a te
property OF George AllsD and Sarah s
Allen, hts wife, aud /. t., and to he sd
by
ALvAN ALLEN. s.rt,t.
Sherin's once. Wilmington, January il
1851. nd
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Gus Frises, amounting to........sl, obt, 500
Eoru.-Tiokets drawing Capital Prizes ar.
no; entitled 70 terminal Priass.
FOR CLUB kstos. or any further informA
ton dodret, write leBibly TO the uni srslsn
cd, clearly Stating your resicoaos, vita
rtete, County, Stroet ami FHmDef. More
rapid return mail delivery will be assured
full address
ssnc POSTAL HOTEe. Express Mons,
OrdarI, Of New Y ORR ExoaAuSs In ordinary
letter. Ourrtncy by Express lAt our axpensal
addressed 10
n A. DAUPHIN,
New Orleans, La,
Washaah ten 10 e.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

Samuel CulBert has sold the Hannal
Mcconnell property, No. 4I4 King
street, 10 William T. Hickman. foI
s., 800. Il will he fitted up as store for
the sale OF boots and shoes, and " II add
to the yalue of property 10 The vicinity.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
ADDRESS Registered letters to
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
New Orleans, Ia.

hEM sA BEH tn3t the payment
EATSOH&L BAEkS OF New Orlsana
aud tue meets afe siynea By the Pres.
dant OF al lnatitution. HhosS ohsrtsfac
riS5ts are recognised In ths highest Courta.
noyToouF s>ssmes
0sg DOLLAR 4. tho pria' OF ,so u AZ.
pa-t i-s,ti n OF l. rick0. IASU JED
BY Us IN any Drawing. Anythin1I our
nam offered for lo21 thAn Dollar Is d swim.
die,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
Drawers:

Muslin, with 3 clusters of 3 tucks
each separtod by feather stitch
ing, hand-ruu Hamburg ruiie, IS
cents,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
Night Gowns:

Muslin, with rows of insertion Oh
yoke between tucks, Hamburg
edge on neck, yoke a. sleeves,
% cents.
Muslin, 6 rows Of insertion and
beading, edge on neck, sleeves
and yoke, t1,2j.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
DEGIsTER's ORDER,
III REGISTERS OFFICE,
NWfw GaeTfV ffpTNTN. DEL,

II tdlbl En- OnbEh
N RE9IsTKR'S OFFICE
NEW CASTLE COUNTY, DEL';sso
Upon the application OF Elizabeth NJ.
Clark and Francis n. Honeck.r,, aamlnistra-
trcrs of jam CLARK, late OF MIL Creek nun
dred in said county, deceased, u ie ordereu anu
directed by the Register that tile AhsnistratoIs
Aforesaid give noiicc OF granting OF letteta OF
administration upon the estate OF Tie de-
cea cd, with the date or granting thereof, by
causing advertisements TO he posted within
forty DAYS from the date OF such letter. In
sxof the most pnblic places OF the County OF
New Castle, Tequit'i all persons having de-
mand5 ~ ainst the estate 10 present the same.
or abide by an act Of assembly Ia such eAae
made aud rosided, and also ranre the same
10 he inserted within the same period IA thg
Daily REL uHLICAN. . newspaper published
IN Wilmington, Del, and be continued there
ia three weeks, 9. o. u.
Given under the hand and seal or
niiiee OF the register AFORESAID, Al
| l.. 3. Wilmington, IN New Castle county
| aforesaid, tie day and year above
-----writtsn. JOHN X. BRADroklp.
Register.
RoJICE-Au persons havlng claims against
The estate OF tile deceased must present the
tAire, duly attic ted to the administrators. On
or tcioro January 81, 1880, or abide the act Of
assembly In such case made and provided.
ILILABEIli M, CLARK,
FRANCIS Il. IiOFFECKER.
Administrators.
Addres, Wilmington, Del. l9-Sw.eod
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

when baby was SICK, We gSve her Osstori.,
When she wis Child she cried for CastoriA
When she became Nils abe chung 10 CAstoria
When dha bad children she gave them Gas.
toTia,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

HAPIrALISIs,DA lh mEN AND CHA
" ZlEKSs
FoR SALR-A desirable farm containing
eco acres more or lees, situated 81 miles
from Wilmington and IN miles from NsH
Osttle, on the Delaware river. Dwelling
house and out-buildingB In good order; sta
bling for 20 head Of horses and cows II NOT
sold will be for rent from 18th Of March next.
Address 7. h. A., thisiofno9, n2tu, fhu7
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24

SHERIFFS sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
- Awrit or LeyRri Facias. to me direct
ed, win be exposed 70 public sale, at
the Court fonse, on Market strict, he
between Tenth ana Eleventh streets, ia the
city OF Wilmington New Castle county Del,
ON TUESDAY,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24


ruilie, 6 tuoks, 10 cents,
Muslin 2 clusters Of tucks each,
and wide Hamburg rutile, sl,25.
Second floor, Juniper street side. -Four
elevators.
IS cents, so cents, IS cents
will buy for a day or two,
or while they last, some
Mems Soarfs which are
W orth double or more:
The % cent Scarfs were yesterday so
and 70 cents.
The 50 cent Scarfs were yesterday 81.
Made by WEIGH, Margetson Il Co,
London.
The rs cent Scarfs were yesterday
Si.25 and fl.50. Made by j. II.
Buckingham y Co., London.
These little prices. we take
It, will come OPPORTUNITY
when you want two or three
Scaris tetore the Spring ar
rivals.
Chestnut street side, west of Main Aisle.
The Curtain auction---
without the auctioneer-drew
a large company yesterday.
About half OF the no lots
went and the balance will
go to y.-probably. May
be your lot is here this morn
ing, but won't be this after
noon. See yesterdays cat
aloeue.
Second floor, north of Transept. Four
elevators
The 2,quart size of FIX.
celsior Cooking Crooks Is
the one you've been asking
and asking for. 1000 here
today. With lid, 25c.
Basement, northwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER |
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
.IIgan1sazp-s
IT <SS<<
Copmfssfensrn.

We, sne undsfsisnsd Bznks ana bAnksn
VIII pay all rriSes drawn in rho Louisia a.
stAte bottsries which may be presented o.
car oou atsra.
n; n. wALMsa.EY, Frss. Leuisanna
Aattonhl hnmM.
PlEA kE LAnAUX, Pres. State ma
s1onnl HnnR,
CAEL KOnn ,Pres. Unfon Mastsnal
RANK,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-24
JOHN WANAMAKER

DUBLIC SALE-THE SUBSCRI-
hcr quitting The farming bu iutss. viii scl
At pphlic sale. near Iron Hnl sIhtisn, r., "
4 f.. Il. H., three miles from Reward,