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Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Crusl,etIto Death.

TAMAQUA, Oct. ANDREW Whiting
OF this place was killed MahoDoy Plane
this morning IT is the custom for
the workmen engaged at the loot of the
the Pane aud residing al Frackvile the
h. ad OF the Plane to ride down the Plane
on empty cars. When wittig and a
companion reached the head of the
Plane this morning there were no empty
cars ready togo down 80 they both got
on the "barneyn and rode to the foot.
At the foot the 'baruey" runs into a
subway to allow tho cars 10 pass over 1t.
just before II reached this point Witttgs
companion jumped but Wittlg failed
to do 10 and was literally crushed to a
He was shout q yesrs Of age and only
rerently married.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
A REMoN AL.

The attention Of the public Is called
to my new place OF business now luca.
ted NJ No, ll6 Market street to he known
as the Philadelphia Restaurant, Lav
ing been put to II considerable eXponsC
mp to this time in fitting mp this place,
with keeping the necessities of
the times for the benefit of my patrons,
| claim u liberal share of their custom.
You find everything here new, and to
he kept in the best OF order. The new
way in serving my 10 cent dinners will
surpnss anything OF tho kind ever Mt
tempted in Wilmington before. With
mn experienced cook everything will be
served In good order. and kept stcaming
hot ON my new stenming tables which /
have hnd just put in. I will also have
oblising and quick walters to serve YOU
Mt my tables. call pnrticiar Mt.
tcntion to my new bill Of fire, and, l
think Won viii be surprised
~ its contents and prices. Thank.
ing Non for pnst GtVors, hope the con
tluuInce of the same.
remain the public servant
, :. GORDON,
No. llG Market st.
boarding and lodging by day or week
9-2i-tuSs-lm
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

The international Congress OF the
Three Americas met and organized
yesterday at Washington, and in wei
coming the delegates, Secretary
Blaine said: "The delegates whom
am addressing can do much to estab.
hsh permanent relations of confidence.
respect and friendship between the
nations which they represent. They
can show 10 the world an honorable
and peaceful Conference OF seventeen
independent American Powers, in
which all shall meet together on terms
ol absolute equality; Conference in
which there can be no attempt to
coerce q single delegate againet his own
conception OF the interests Of his nation;
u onterence which will permit nc
eecret understanding on any subject,
but will frankly publish 10 the world
all lis conclusions; Conference which
Will tolerate no spirit OF conquest, buI
will aim 10 cultivate an American
sympathy as broad as both continents;
Conference " which will form no sci.
fish alliance against the older naiious
ilom which We are proud to cain
Inheritance Conference, IN fine
which will seek nothing, propose moth
ing, endure nothing that IS pot IN tn,
general sense OF ull tie delegates
timely and wise aud peaceful" {"
A congitss ol this nature was fiis
proposed over hail century ago, but
u remained lol Mr. Blaine TO carry til,
project INTO elcct. It cannot ii
doubled Tat il will prove a M.liu.
benefit 10 each state represented, anl
Go much ,6waIu forming common
bond o! friendship between them. III,
prtscntaiyes ui The Central anc
South American States will learn an,
understand mofe abJnt This cOuntrl
Tan they have ever known before
una the congress cannot la,l 10 prov
Advantageous TO all concerned.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
METALLIC
ROOF PAINT

has been for years past subject
cd to the seVcrest practical tests
with the most satisfactory re-
suits. It is manufactured from
the well known princes" iron
ores, which have been long
used in the production of a SUI
pcrior grade of pig iron.
Analysis of this paint shows
it contains the largest amount
OF iron, therefore the color is
strong, and WILL NOT
FADE, and an element oil
great durability is assured.
1t contains no sulphur nor
acids, therefore it will not rust
nor corrodc iron or other
metals.
1t has wonderful body, and
IS ground very fine, therefore it
gives a smooth. even coat, coy
cring a larger amount of sur
face than any other metallic
paint and another clement OF
durability is added.
This paint works smoothly
under the brush. 1t does not
settle nor harden at the bottom
of the can when using.
BE careful to avoid so-called
roof paints made by ready
mixed paint manufacturers.
many OF which are made from
Barytes and other cheap and
worthless materials.
We refer to some Of our best
citizens, to prove the quality OF
our Non-OXide Roof Paint.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
N. M9galy & Son,
FURNITURE
AND
CARPETS.
s. .. Cor 9Th and Tatnall sts,
AND
SIG TatnaII Street,

We have this week a few
special offerings in Climber
Suites. The prices are made TO
close out a few patterns and are
rare bargains. We have a very
massive Oak Suite, handsomely
moulded, finished with bird.cye
panels. The bureau is IA inches
long and has a French Bevel
Mirror 26x34 inches. We have
them with white or Tennessee
marble to suit your fancy. The
price was $50, now $50 for 8
pieces.
We have two other patterns
in ash, with 24x3o mirrors,
pTicss were $50 and s45, re-
duced to $40 and $50 In
Antique Oak we have a very
heavy and as fine a suit as you
want to see, complete in 8
pieces for 500. We have also
in stock a large number Of Oak
Suites for $40. s33, $50 and s25.
Our customers know what these
four suites are, as we are selling
them rapidly in large numbers.
Our newest was put on sale
to- day-an elegant suite consist
ing Of Bedstead, Bureau. Wash
stand, Towel Rack, 2 Chairs and
Rocker-all for $40, either in
antique or cherry. This suite is
nicely finished and one that you
may buy with safety. As we
have a limited number Of them
we put the price within the
reach Of all.
The above prices are all spec.
ial and made to close the suites
quick. see and buy now.
a few days since we told you
of Extension Tables, in Walnut,
Oak and Ash, at so cents per
foot, making a 6 foot table cost
$500. You pay thit much for
common pine table. The
tables, as might be eXpecte d,
are selling very fast and we have
more left You'll never get this
chance again TO get a good table
for SO little money.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

THE noted rarvis case is ended at
last, ana We have no doubt The Court
nR well as the public are glad of it.
The finding OF the Jury is nothing
more than compromise verdict, and
as far as the plaintiff is concerned, is
worse than If they had disagreed. The
only benefit TO the plainlifIthat we can
see in this verdict OF 81 600 aud O
cents costs, is the fact that now the
railroad company will have TO pay the
expenses oil the two trials, which no
doubt amounts TO considerable. Mrs.
Parvis will have but little of the thou
sand dollars left after she settles with
her attorneys and pays other expenses,
not included in the court charges. 1t
would perhaps have been better bad
tins suit never been brought, as it is
more than probable Mrs. ParYis would
have received more from the company
than she has through jury.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
The Sinte Enlr.

correspondence OF the Rel ublican.
FAIRvIEw PARK, Dover, Del, Oct. 2,
Tho Slate Fair is in full blast to-day,
and visitors thfong every part OF the
grounds, the cool, bracing air and right
sunshine adding immensely to the enjoy
ment OF every one. The morning. houi
was spent by your reporter in inspecting
the live stock department. Most of The
animals are quarieTed under one roof 10
II square building conveniently arranged.
Noticeable among the animals on exhibl
tion were the fne Holstein- Fresisns oil
4. @. Packard OF Dover. The bull Ne
bIla's Prince stands at the head Of the
herd, aud worthy patriarch he is Of
noble lineage. Heverin Cotter of Little
Creek has the Shorthorns, good represen-
tatives of this lest OF all beef breeds.
Sydney Logan exhibits one OF the best
herds OF Ayrshires ever seen iu Delaware.
Nineteen head stand in a row, and are a
pleasing sight. The famous herd OF
Guernseys oil ]. d. Blunt, shown at the
Wilmington Fair, hold q prominent
place.
H. 6. Packard, OF Dover, also shows
several fine Guernseys and pair OF twin
Jersey calves, which have been awarded a
special premium. /. d. Blunt exhibits
a dozen Ayrshires, among them mag.
niiicent bull, the Grandest looking AMI
NAL among them all. A couple Of Hol-
stems shown by Frederick Frielell, oil
Viola, are Of excellent breeding and
score high number of points by the
standard.
The display of swine Is larger than las,
year and though perhaps lot quite equal
10 that Of the Wilmington fair, contain,
superior auimals, proving that the Kent
aud Sussex county people are not 4
whit behind their brethren Of upper Della
ware and lower Pennsylvania.
There are not mauy sheep on exhibl
tiun, but those shown are of the moieri
improved breeds, the Downs predominant
ing.
The machinery occupies large oper
space west Of tue grand stand. r. NJ
Coolelgo and Thomas Cox, of Dover
presided over the large collection o
harvesting machinery, made by til,
Deering Company OF Chicago.
Stevenson & Slaughter and Geo. w
Baker, also OF Dover both display grea
variety of farming implements from thei
warehouses in town.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Do You antCIOthins? G?

If SO, you should see the
great assortment Of Fine
Clothing we are offering;
much OF it our own make,
made specially for our own
customers. We think we
know the people of Viii
mington well enough to
know what they want;
also know how to fit them.
We are sure you will find
our Clothing very diff
fcrently gotten up from
most Of rcady-made Cloth !
ing. You know we have a
force Of the best tailors
for our custom work, and
through the dull or of
seasons we have them EN-
ployed making for our
stock. BY this means VIC
give them steady work and
get a very much better
make and much more sty-
lish clothing. We like to
have people examine our
stock,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

A WEEK OF ten days ago personal
Was published stating that a young
couple were spending their honeymoon
at BTandywine Springs, and it ia now
reported that they have separated
The usual divorce proceedings will he
instituted, and plenty of food furnish
ed for scandal mongers. Such cases as
this are calculated 10 confirm the
theory that marriage ia a failure, and
In many, very many, cases this is a
fact. There are too many who enter
Into the holy estate OF malIimony
without the slightest idea Of its duties
and responsibilities. They do not
realize that as their dispositions are
different each must learn to bear with
the other, and consequently quarrels
ensue which too frequently result in a
separation.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
German Emigration.

NEW YORK, Oct. 3.-An unexpected
vessel put into NeH York yesterday il
was TIC Dutch steamer Hermann, from
Bremen ior Baltimore Tie emigration
from German ports has become go heavy
that 340 Storage passengers for Ntw
York, who could not be accommodated
on the last New York bound vessel, were
crowded in among i05 Baltimore de.
stined passengers ON the Hermann. The
New York Immigrants were landed al
Castle Garden and the steamer proceeded
to her destination.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Above the Averaged
| Workmanship
AND


You are seeking such Clothing.
More than that. Prices faVcr
ami lo9oey. How do we COM
bine the two? BY manuiactur
ing our goods after a high stan
dard,whioh considers good cloth
and good work as first essen
tials. The right trimmings, the
right styles, the large men and
usual sized to be ftted--thesc
things are attended to with
utmost care. Nothing that
makes for long and pleasing
wear in the Clothing is left un.
done.
But, think what extra profits
we save by manufacturing it!
That is why our prices are SO
reasonable.
You can't understand this in
nyway SO fully as by seeing the
goods.
For instance, sI4 Suits. Same
cloth last year, SIS.
Dress Suits for $40. 50; finest
$500.
A satisfactory Fall Overcoat
$1,000.
With much more luxury
$4,000.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Disabled by "A NatersDOut

The two-masted schooner George C..
Finuey, with cargo OF 20, 900 bushels OF
wheat, was disabled by wAterspout on
Lake Erie, oil Port Colburne, Ontario,
on Tuesday afternoon. The schooner
lad avoided four other waterspouts, when
the Glth struck her, Carrying away her
toreinnst, half her mainmAst end nearly
all her sails and rigging, aud twisted out
her iibbo III. One OF her yards wal
driven down through the deck deep into
the gain IL her hold But for the assls-
tance Of propeller rear by she NIGH
haye sunk.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
A. S WEBSTER'S
SELECT DANCING A9ADEAY
EDEN HALL, I'd iloor.
TENTH ST. BETWEEN 0RlRiE LAO TAIN IL
GENTLEMEN,s CLASS

Commences October 3, Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, from to 10 O'Clock.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's GLASS
commences Saturday,, October5 Thurs.
dsy aiternosn from to aad Saturday
afternoon from 10 3,
Special Ladics' Glass on Monday even
ings from to 10 o'clock. This class ia
especially ladies that cannot attend
during the day. Private classes or pri.
'ate Instruction by special Arrangement
n tor terms, circulars, ETC., apply to II.
=. hooelen, 10 Market at; at my resi-.
Eden Hall. '' "
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
wANAMAKERs.
the velvet flo wers--no, they
must blush unwritten to-day.


Our Silk Department, In
the long-drawn Transept, is
an International Museum oi
silk textile art; It's more-a
great Silk Exchange. { b c
Silk Rlalto oil Philadelphia =
where bargains are m a d e
and won.
But we blush for the Silk
Department. Was it an
over-taxed imagination that
caused "kinds' instead o (
lots" or "pieces" to slip into
our description of B | a C k
Silks yesterday. But 1t did
to our modification. A Q
printed 1t was exaggeratiop.
That we don't need. T h e
truth Is good enough.
Trausept.
The Mems and Boys
Clothing exchange Is at the
north end of the store. II
interested, stop there. The
goods ii talk to you.
Market street side.
Laees. Fedora, 6.inch, at
Is cents, 34-inch at IS cts.
They are less than half price.
Normandy Valenciennes, 4.
inch 10 cents, 4 inch 1 3
cents; finch Is cents; a thhd
IF. These are the lots just
bought. anda great bargain.
Chestnut street slide, east of main aisle.
Companion to Laces, q
choice Bargain In Hamburg
Cambria Embroidery. l to
3 inches, 80 styles Z d g :
ings and insertings TO match
8 to 4S cents; and 100 pieces
9 to 10 inc hes, z styles at 2s
cents Also just in, a n d
cheap in the best sense.
Southwest of centre.
Book News for Octobel
has a plate paper portrait o.
Andrew Lang, pictures o
James Fenirnore Cooper and
Darwin, and a couple of pic.
lures from the /" III a n g &
Towns Fifty-two pages ir
all; just such pages as 6
book lover will find pleasure
and profit In. A c h o i c {
miscellany; the true inward
ness of every book of the
month-and the lair price
Book News is SC a copy
. SOC a ysar.
, Thirteenth street aide.
, American Dinner s e t
, that you'd call fairly cheaI
at S22 shall 60 at 5000
i Various decorations, ilowe
e and vine designs, hand-col
a ored. 1873 pieces.
1 Second floor, lirst gallery.
), JoBN WANAMAKER
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
Mrs. BARRY, who accompanied tho

MRS. BARRY, who accompanied the
delegation OF American Mechanics to
Europe, made close observation OF
the condition of working women in
the different places which she visited,
and the result was published in the
Philadelphia Prees yesterday. In
speaking Of three young girls that she
came across in London She says:
THE ro ms were lifted up with ex-
treme p'aiuuess aH1 neatnees; a small,
rough, white piue table, four chairs and
elhntz -curtained dresser, on which the
common though shining tableware was
exhibited, completed the furnishings OF
the kitchen. A good sized bedroom,
with Its iron bedstsad, cheap washstaud
covered with snow-Wh hite drapery, plain
bowl and pitcher, white-curtaintd win
dow and whitewsshei walls, upon which
hung a wood-eut Of Sir Walter scott and
n cheap print Of the Madonna-this was
the sleeping apsrtin. mt of three walls OF
fortune. Their occupation being similar,
all being Orphans they had combine ed
thsir means 10 make what is dear to
every true woman's heart-a home.
Two OF these girls were what is
known as models, and each received
ADNut " Hui Neth iOI IeI lhDlF. Inc
third gill was simply a salesw oman, and
received twelve shillings, or S3 per week.
They were Christians in inclinAtlons, hut
they seldom attended church. AS they
expressed it. they had only Sunday to
rest, and their clothes were not very
smGrt'"
In France she found women yokel
Into carts hauling market produce and
merchandise of all kinds. Sometimes
the women pulled the great numbering
cart unaided, but sometimes she was
assisted by either dog or a donkey.
This condition among women was
a so found at Brussels, but here the
law specifies how many pounds the
dog shall pull, sixteen pounds being
the limit (two and one.lourth kilos)
But the woman may pull all she can
This is the way the working women
are treated in Europe. Such sights as
these cannot be found In this country,
but there are those who would, if pos
bible, pull the women of Aneries
down to tie Same level with those Of
Europe.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

THE Board OF Trade will held the
annual meeting Tomorrow evening,
and II is hoped that some action will
be taken toward inducing the dele
gates TO the International Congress to
visit this city. There are other matters
of importance which will claim the at.
tentlon OF the members, and it is hoped
there will be an earnest and united
effort by the members to advance the
interests and prosperity Of our city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

TIE Mayors Message. May we be
pardoued Tor requesting the Mayor to in
corporate In his next message the fact
that many of our most prominent citizens
have been cur'd oi rheumatism, neural
gia and KINDRED complaints by Saliva
tion Oil, aud to recommend this valuable
p,plIgtup
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
PUBLIC SALES.
A vALyABLE FAnM AT PRIVATE

Il Il BALE.
In New Garden Township, Chester Co.,
Pa, ON Lancaster Turnpike, II miles
from Wilmington Del, and within ~
miles of two Railroad stations, Con.
taining leo acres OF land In high state of
cultivation, we'll watercd. plenty OF
timber, large stone dwelling, pleasantly
situated. Substantial stone and frame
barn with shedding attached and stab.
ling under to accomodate 20 head OF
stock. Carriage, Cart and Hog house,
Grnnnary, Corncribs etc, Tenant house.
These buildings are all In good repair
School house nearby. This farm Is easily
worked being nearly Lowell, and tho
buildings we'll located, Good home
market for products of farm. Album
dance OF fruit in variety,
Also II acres adjoining the above and
fronting on Turnpike, also 10 acres nd
Joining tho eleven, of choice land in
good condition. The two last tracts OF
land above named will be sold separate
or together to suit purchaser. Greater
portion of purchase money can remain
secured. Ifnot sold by tile Nth month
will be for rent. Address John q, WILL
SON, New Garden =. o., Chester Co, Pa,
or l.. II. GREEN, Ksnnctt square Pa.
lO-2-tuAth-l6td-stwt
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03

Mr.. Oliver GeRtry, former ice clerk
at the Kenuebee Ice Company, Second
and King streets, has accepted a position
in restaurant in Philadelphia. We
wish Mr.. g. success in his new enter
prise,
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
RALTIM MORE a Quo Rama
~ senean IA elect M"yo M'oAp /, !,
TRAINS LhAsf DEL. AVE, ht,i - M
EAST BOusn. 'LPUi
srxpre "a trims.

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~ seneuuYe IA elect Mn AZ
AhAiNs AAH nEL. AVE. ntrnn
EAST BouSn. Lf0El
sExprdss trains
NEwfotg. week days.2l,,.
a.. ,vt - y. % W, ~ ON ~ Wrag
kEw i1hk, Sundays, - ~,
q i0s. % SN % ". 20 " U. M - W 4. N
PHiLAphLrnIA, week dhvatllq....' '
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slau's v 2Ss 500. NO. .6ls, ~,
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% ~, On Ol0, 500, sSi .n5.l, ,,'' ~
sghssrEN week days. - 3D. ~, so.,.
~. - 90 %, 30 W. mira ~, wy .
1S3 1 Al 10 tSSyS sS = ~ =, 'oos '4 ID @S
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Nv " IN, 20, tl2d5 on SutIal.. y 'P
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wEsf BOUND.
,ip1n.I'h pHk AND WAsmSGruv ,io
dau,s ~ ~, siS, $40, - lu
s@nn @ ,v Az y H. IN, '2OSp m. duilY. rsolAail w
rltshu re-, SIC a, m. isino q,
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Cincinnati ana st. Louis ,u.n.-
ana - 20 =. m; both daily. a. N
sINaEKLy ACCOMMODATE. Cd.
and ii lOp. IN. daily. EA
LANpE HhEa AoGoaMopa.' v...
Gays, GM II 20 ana 40 Hud . % \, in vet
day :, 8 y II. M, as and 5 ION. M '''"'' 'a4
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FOR ililndelphla ana wuv 'f,,
VICE u uHTas n M II ~ = n "'''tt'li ~
235. 8 Sop, IA. SUNDAYS. Gsja CO., d. l," l!t,
800 y. M - ''''i u -. ",
for la ltimoro, week dnys.5.,c.o .,
IL 80 "A. MI; 10, . 80 u. m s,t ~ fV
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OF Ia uclboIN and why station. ,r..i.
yny oSf, ~. II ~ n. m. gd5. 5an "a
sundays os9 u. IN; 2!E, b,0 10. ,l '' H. H'
C,ncin hati aud 80. Louis, o.,
daily OK topt Sunday. % - d" Nr
Chlcagp . 10 u. ~, daily cSccpt ..,
uny;-y IN y. IN daily. NV
PlttsbIiK, se 10 am, daily, cxcort s,,
dnyi asp y. m, daily -
LEAvk l'nLkDGLrniA ron WHAiNaro,
bnliyt ~ 10, - u, ltO1. III lNu,u, Ili
noon; = -, J to,5 O0t lj. ESQ, - Oi.t .3,,a
Daily except sunday, 5iouul IL,
mn a. ~ ~ anu . - y. VI. suulGy 0a'r
30 n. m.
ArLA.TIc CRY, week days. O. ~ 80
n. m, '23s and 500 y. H.
SuSpA Hs, go. - ~ u. M, - 2l-tu.
Telephone No. lg3.
m Hates TO western points lover lin,
via any bthor linu.
CO. SEULL. n. OpEfL
Gen Pass. A2t. ounl MalH.et
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
HAWKINS & CO.,
T2 Market street.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE.
La Note street, rooms,
" La Motie street, 7fooms
w, to6, saieni ave. bet. 10th aud ITth sts., 10
i2Q Jcfersnn street, N rooms
W W est seventh street, o rooms
lu&o To lueu buPpnt sirrct & ron,ns
~ 70 III Maple street, rooms,
llOs West street, 3 rooms,
Two, south Fide welflb, butw,en IIeaid .nd
=, ,tlAymont streets, . ro'm ms NV ""''
"a; ,"r; hihlh and Nalrut st5., (stab,e,1
~ West Tenth street 9rpoms.
rbJacksnn street, o runin4.
rooms. " 'hk"'h' o
n; L, corner Fourth and Van Buren, streets,
lios French street, jrooms.
7Di Ruttonwoud ST,
1881 Washington st., 10 rooms
W l-Jefegspn ST. N roonp,
N2W, sixth ST., rooms
Over 1000 Building Lots In all parts
of this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-10-03
NobnlY Knows

What I suffered for years with those ter
rible racking sick headaches. Life was
only a torment to me; If you are SO
troubled | would advise you to use Sui
phur Bittors, lor they cured me.-CLARA
BELLE,