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Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

1t is significant fact that most Of the
women who have achieved fame in art.
literature, or AFFAIRS" have enioyed
vigorous health. This shows that tbe
mind ia never capable Of the severe and
continued application necessary to crea-
tive work, unless the body Is at its beat
The woman who aspires 10 fill an exalted
place among her associates, must be free
from nervous debility and female weak
nesses- DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip-
tion Will Danish these, and Il Ia war
ranfed TO restore ttose functional har-
monies which are Indispensable to health.
As a specific for all those chronic weak
nesses and ailments peculiar to women, II
10 unequaled.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

The second annual meeting of the Pen
insula Horticultural Society will com
mepce In Dover, DEL, tomorrow, Wed.
nesday, and will continue during the fol-
lowing Thursday and Friday. The 30
cletv have assurances of the attendance
of Professor Galloway, chief OF the divis-
Ion Plant Pathology Of Washington, d.
c.; Erwin y. Smith, Of Washington, ID.
O., who has been Investigating the peach
yellows In Delaware for the last eighteen
months; Henry Van Deman, pomolo-
gist, Professors Beckwith and Penny OF
Delaware Collage, and Major Fl. e AL.
word and N. H. Bishop OF the Maryland
Experiment Station. Wednesday will be
devoted to the reception of reports Of
committees and officers. j. p. X. Polk,
ESQ, will render a report on the exhibit
tion held in Wilmington last September,
and DIR. Maxwell will lead Q discussion
on pears. On Thursday the report OF
the committee on peaches will be rem
dered, and Mr.. J. G. Brown, . recognized
authority on apple culture, will make a
report. A paper will also be read on the
"Method of Keeping Apples" by George
Balderson, Colora, Nd. Mayor Henry
p. Alvord, director of the Maryland Ex-
perimentai Station, will deliver an ad-
dress on Commercial Fertilizers. A.
NJ. Brown, will report on crates, imple-
ments and fertilizers. w. +. Mckee on
small fruits. and r. s. johnson on nom-
enclature. s, s.. ..
The election Of officers will take place
ON Friday, and the peach yellows will be
thoroughly discussed. It is expected that
this will be the most interesting and
beneficial meeting of horticultu ists ever
held on the peninsula, and in interests
will be excelled only by the selection Of q
United States Senator for Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

AZ the First Presbyterian Church,
Tenth and Market streets, where public
services are being held every evening this
week, DR.. Marks, last evening, preAcf.
Cd q sermon on ssCopsecratIon'' and
made II 90 strong II does not seem posi-
ble his hearers will ever forget II.
Unless your occupation d unchristiap.
DO not think II necsesary 10 change II In
making an entire conservation OF your
coll, your talents, substance, time, life,
and prosperity 10 Christ. Do not make
the medimyal mistake Of thinking all
consecrated peraons must be separated
| from the world and given 10 religion only.
Manifestiy all Christians are not called to
preach exclusively else how would the
people be fed and clothed
He made emphatic the 6avior's words
At - years of age; "wist yet not that !
must be about my fathers business, F"
which he thought not only His whole life
on earth but even His life alter resurTec-
tion made most executive point Of liv-
ing for one business only and making Q
success Of n.
But he considered the Savior too holy
70 be familiarly compared.
He tnok up Paul as most remarkable
example Of consecration which run all
through hts yoluminous writings. The
strongest features OF st. Paul's consecra-
ton were set forth in the plainess and
moet forcIbIe speech.
Yet raul did not put distance between
himself and other men. He is near u:
and on the same platform.
DR.. Marks evidently does not encour.
age .piously dIstspt people in their pro.
He does not like PbarIses and hypo-
critics. A man Of plain manners and
speech, he is a living power OF sincerity,
honesty and christian devotion.
| This doubtless In rart accounts fol
why he has led his present flock for nearly
. score Of years aud wears brighter and
better all the time.
He Ia one OF the most valuable, beloved
and best known men In Wilmington
He set grand example last evening oi
'1n honor preferring one another, when
as might be expected from his well,
known modesty, he considered that the
assembled pastors, elders aud congrega-
tioDs Of all the Presbyterian churches In
Wilmington could make an exceedingly
profitable use of time and gave them
double portion az bis own restriction.
he had bis reward, for be preached
more and better In the twenty minutei
about that he took than some men do In
an hour.
Eloquent and telling short sermons
were preached by. Revs. McEwan and
Hickman Remarks and prayers wer,
made by several of the brethren, amonS
whom Mr.. W. X. Crosby emphasized /
conservation by faith as to prospeetiv,
prosperity.
The large audience appeared to b
deeply interested.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

8nA8B hkV0IHtu0 HLM00Hs
WAsHroroN, Jsl. 8. lin the United
bfate. Senate yesterday the resolution re-
ported from the Committee on Foreign
heistions In. reference 10 the Panama
Canal was taken up, and Mr.. Gray rose
70 make some remarks, but was inter
rupted BY . motion made by Mr.. nd
munds and seconded BY Mr. Hoar that,
IN the consideration Of that subject, the
doors be closed.
The galleries were accordingly cleared,
the doors closed and the Senate (at 12.st
p. m. proceeded to the discussion OF tie
subject in secret session.
The secret session continued Till 8. 40,
when the doors were reopsned. II was
then found that the discussion had beer
carried on by Senators Edpunds, sher'
man, Morgan, Gray and Jones, Of Arkan
sac, and that tho joint resolution wa
adoPted-yeas 40, nays szhssfny beer
Resolved by the Senate and House o.
Representatives Of the United States Of
America, in Congress assembled, that thi
Government Of the United States will
look with serious concern and disapproya
upon any connection Of any European
Government with the construction ol
1ontfoi " any sup eauAl hcIcno VIC lsth
mus Of Darisn, or across Central America,
and must regard any such connection OF
control as Injurious to the just rights and
interests Of the United States, and as q
menace to their welfare
Section 2. That the President be and
he is hereby requested TO communicate
this expression OF the views Of the Gov
ernment of the United States to the Gov
ernments Of the countries of Europe.
At caucus OF the Democratic mem
bers Of the House, held last night for the
purpose Of considering means to put an
end to the deadlock, resolution was
adopted declaring against debating mo-
tions for the purpose of preventing sus-
pensions Of the rules, and that the pend
ing resolution for an amendment Of the
rules be recommltted.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

+ As predicted By the RrruBL1okn :
week or ten days ago II is nov almost ab-
selutely certain that the policy Of the
Democratic party Of DelaHArs 4 TO be
one OF obstruction.
This, Of course, IL for he purpose OF
preventing the Republicans from gaining
the credit which would naturally attach
to them for passing many measures oi
reform Legislation. Tha leaders Of the
Democratic party feel thst sfter refusing
themselves TO reap the reform fruit which
was ripo and ready 10 b. kafhered they
cannot Afford 10 let the Republicans
come In and bag the whole crop.
II Ia reported without positive coutfa-
diction that meeting Of leading Demo-
crats was held In the latter part OF last
week, In this city, and the situation was
carefully considered. A series or resolu-
tions were adopted ct tho meeting, 90 Il
= said, aud forwarded TO the Democratic
Senators, advising them TO 70 slow IN all
matters OF constitutional reform, Just as
Governor Biggs recommended In his mes
sage.
AtttDtion is called TO the fact that
there are certain omissions IN the act OF
April 2, 1887, providing for the taking Of
q vote on calling q Consfiintional Con-
vention, which will serve d q loophole Of
escape and will prevent jdtgt rntefings Of
the two Houses. The laokof majority
for calling . convention IL 10 be taken
advantage of as pretext for doing 9TH :
ing At the present session, aud the pur-
pose Of Democrats appears TO be 10 ho,d a
special election In May next upon calling
q convention, and n the result Is favora-
Bile the next Legislature, two Years hence.
can put itlInto effect
This appears TO be about the outline OF
Democratic action, but viii the party
dare carry II through The Republicans
would want no better electionccring card
for the next campaign.
The latter are anxious to call ! c0nvcn-
ton now on the basis OF this vote cast last
November year ago. II the Democratic
Senate interposes and will nM permit this
TO be done, upon the Democrats than will
rest the responsibility Of posfponement.
The people are tired of these pslItical
manipulations and schemipRe. They want
| Constitutional Convention called, and
they want II called now. They say that
with one house Republican and the other
Democratic now Is good time TO provide
for constitutional reform, and they say
farther that II this is not done now and
the matter postponed In the vague hope
that two years hence both houses will be
Democratic, they may wxke up to the
unpleasant fact that both houses will be
Republican, and the Republicans will call
Constitutional Convention and formu-
late constitution upon their own terms.
Let Democratic schemi1g 70 on. Whom
the gods would destroy they frat make
mad.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
YoI klyu rtsns

William Press was given a very pleas.
ant reception last Saturday evening, on
bis return home with lis young bride
from bis wedding tour. The young folks
enjoyed themselves very highly, and
wished the happy couple great prosperity
and usefulness.
William Clark Is hayInea well dug In
order to supply his tenants with water,
and they are greatly elated over this con-
siderate act on his part.
Jacob Hanna has put ont his farm on
the thirds, and Is preparing 10 take life
rather easier.
The station agert 10 recovering from @
bilious attack, and his face Is assuming a
more pleasant and cheerful appearance.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Thas Uausanhsrous Ola woman

Described in the nursery ballad, who
''llved upon nothing but victuals aud
drink" and yet "would never be quiet, /"
was undoubtedly troubled with chronic
indigestion. Her victuals, like those OF
many other elderly persons whose diges-
tive powers have become impaired, didn't
agree with her. This was before the era
OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, or some
one OF her numerous friends and relatives
wonld undoubtedly have persuaded her
TO try the great specific for dyspepsia, con-
stipa ion and biliousness. This would
have been measure OF self-protection on
their part, for she would soon have been
cured and ceased TO disturb them with
her clamor. The most obstinate caees OF
indigestion, with it's attendant heartburn,
fiatulence, constant uneasiness Of the
stomach aud OF the nervee, are complete
ly overcome by this sovereign remedy.
Chi Is and lever and bilious remittent,
rheumatism and kidney troubles are also
relieved BY II.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Oalsdoalan ulub,

A large number OF scotch-American
citizens met last night At the office OF DR..
Z. E. stewart, No. 1908 Delaware avenue,
for the purpose Of organiziuY Caledon-
ian Club. There was q thorough discus
sion OF the matter and the meeting ad-
journed until called aeain by the chair
man. Fiom the interest unaffected there
can be no doubt Of successful organiza-
ton OF Caledonian Club that will stand
In this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
P J. Walsh { Co.
500 MARKET ST.,

Dots.
10 cabinet photos at Cummings' gal
Ter for IS. 3O2 Market street.
Geo. W. Bush, Jr., Is visiting saranac
Lake, N. Y.
Heald & Co. offer the desirable dwell
ing, No. SSl Market street, for rent.
James McElwee has returned from a
trip to West Minister, Conn.
Miss Alice Bradford, who passed several
months with her brother at San Antonio,
Texas, has returned TO this city.
An old folks concert will be given on
the 14th OF February for the benefit of
the Brandywine Il. e Church.
David @. Montgomery of Dover, and
Miss Debby Muncy Of Little Greek, will
be married on Tuesday, the 22nd inst
Arthur G. Keigwin and wife nee
Latham, returned on Saturday from their
wedding tour.
Allen R. Williams, formerly with d.
Ross, is now engaged with /. Hambur-
ger & Sons, No. 200 Market street.
If you want good butter call at Rich
mond's, N. W. Cor. Eighth and TatnalI
streets.
John Wilson, the carter, lost quite q
valuable horse on Sunday from what DR..
Scott styled lung fever.
DR.. George w. Mann, Jr., will apply to
the Legislature for divorce from his
wife, Lizzie 8. Mann.
For all kinds of wild game 90 to Bar
low d Wier, OF the Eighth street market
house.
Taylor & Fullerton's rheumatic mixture
cures rheumatism in all Its forms. Tay-
lor 81 Fullerton, 362 King street.
Buy where you buy the lowest. Go to
Smeltz u Co., for all kinds of country
produce. 10 e. 4th st.
Time is money, but health Is happiness.
II You have bad cold or cough use DR..
Bulls Cough Syrup. II will cure you
every time. Price IS cts.
The healthy action Of the liver can be |
established and maintained by the judi- |
cious use Of Laxador, the great liver reQu-
lator and blood purifier.
Rev. Charles A. Grice will lecture be- |
fore the Chatauqua Circle of Brandy. |
wine M. Z. Church tomorrow (Wednes- |
day) evening.
The ruins Of Mr.. e. Moore's shipyard |
are being removed and the railway Is be-
Ing prepared preparatory to the resump-
tion of business.
Ex-Sheriff Lambson sold the stock and
fixtures In the grocery store Of H. p.
Nichols, Seventh and King streets. on
Monday, to W e. Frank for u, 800.
The Geo. w. Bush q Sons Lamber
Company received cargo Of yellow pine
day.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

General n y. Smith, United States
agent for u I1mprovement OF rivers and
harbors In this district, opened the fol-
lowing bids yesterday, for dredging the
Improving choptank river, Maryland,
dredging channel 40 feet wide feet
deep, low water, from Denton to Green's
boro, American Dredging Company,
Philadelphia, 80 centA per cubic yard
Atlas Dredging Company, 2S cents; ], Y.
Somers, Camden, N. j., go cents. The
time for completing the work is respec-
lively July 80th, November LIST, septem-
Der 50tb, 1859.
Improving Duck Creek between Smyrna
landing and the mouth Of the creek
American Dredging Company, Philadel.
phia, 20 cents per cubic yard, june 30th
Atlas Dredging Company, Wilmington
90 cents, March let; y. O. Somers, Cam
den, 10 cents, October 81st; J. D. Barker
Wilmington, 10 cent?, August 3lst; W
II. Van Pattsn, Washington, 80 cents,
August 30th.
For dredging Cambridge harbor, Mary
land, depth OF cutting 10 reach IL feet,
giving - feet In depth at low wster,
Given are bidders, prices and date oi
completing work; Charles =. Caller, Nor
folk, 1875 cents per cubic yard, April !;
American Dredging Co., Philadelphia, %
cents, April 4; =. O. somers, Camden, 81
cents, June 90; Atlas Dredging Co., VIII
mtngtou, 81 cents, May /.
The lowest bidders for the Duck creek
improvement are J. ID. Barker, of WI
minRton, and +. O. Somers, Of Camden,
". j., both being 10 cents. Being tie,
the department will decide between the
two.
The lowest for the Choptank improve.
ment is the Atlas Dredging Company OF
this city, 2S cents, and the lowest for
Cambridge harbor Is Charles =. Caller OF
Norfolk, 1sX cents The bids are all to
be sent on TO Washington for approval or
rejection.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
CHOICE OF ANY
STORM OVER
COAT, $40.

Children's Suits and Over
coats from 81 up. Choice Of
the best in America, IS.
The prices of Pants have had
the knife put in equally as deep.
The best SO, 81 and sS Pants
you can have, To-day Only, at
S4.o5, your choice.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

New York Blue Point Oysters
Henry Blouth's Restaurant. Very ins
Cotton seed meal now ready for de
livery. Send orders to Tatnsll Bros,
i01 Maryland avenue.
IL Hns cabinets for ss. 90, and one sx10
frame size free with each dozen, at Hol-
lands, 307 Market street.
Gardner, 7th and shipley, has the
finest oysters In the city for the holidays
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

The plate glass window ef the clothing
store Of Z. w. Woltera, e,rner of Second
and Market streets, was broken at 2
o'clock this morning by large sized col
ored man and small white man, whom
the police ofiieer saw runuing away from
the building. Luckily they d d not sue
ceed In getting any booty although the
window was full Of clothing. The cost
Of repairs VIII be - or $s.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
uommittses Arpointsd.

The following committees Of the Young
Mems Republican Club have been ap.
pointed by President J. Paul Lukeus: II.
A. Brown, +. ID. Bach, J. Z. Pierce,
Thomas Holt, 8. II. Baynard, w. II. Har-
man, Paul Brown, l. B. Morrow,
Austin Harrington, +. 8. Bradley, W. L.
G. Thomas, H. II. Biliauy; Literature
program-F. L. Bach, J, Paul Brown,
DR.. Peter Cooper, Walter Butler; house
oommIttee-James Il. Crippep, r. A.
Mitchell, Charles N. Smith; finance COM
mittee-W. II. Piersop, J. Frank Wool
Icy, u. @ jackson, George Boclus, Fl. @.
Pickele
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
FOR $40 TO-DAY.

Suits that have been selling at
SI2, SI4, SIS and SIG are all
being punched and win be sold
for the ridiculously low price Of
only $1,000.
Every one of these garments
are strictly all wool and ofHam-
burgers reliable make. They.
are in Sacks, Frocks and Cuta-
ways.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Iostal.s alton OF ua,o.r,.

The following newly elected ofiicera
ocsi. ~srs insa allied d last as evening By the grand
tine Encampment, l. o. o. r., Eureka
0onclsye, Heptasophs, Eureke Castle, A.
o. X. M. o., Washington Lodge, K P.
State Councillor y. 3. Irons, assisted
BY the board of state officers, Installed
last evening the officers Of Wilmington
and Brspdywine Council, No. 8, o. U. A.
u. as follows: O, II. J. Richardson, sr ;
4 o., II. ] Richardson Jr,; r. T., a. B.
Croesgroye; y. g., L. q. Lachlaud; /. p,
.. y. Whitson; o. p. William Jones;
trustee, Joseph Mansil.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

NEWARK, Jan. 7:-Edward r. Honey
wood, who says he Is g son Of Lady
Honeywood, of Belgrave Square, London,
was sentenced to-day to two years at hard
labor for forgery. His lawyer cabled to
London for financial assistance fort
night ago and received none, although 1t
has been established by witnesses that
Honeywood Is no: altogether pretender.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
strong slant, Healthy Eyes.

DR.. simms' Eye Cure, the great leading
eye remedy, cures every time; never docs
harm, but always does good. Cures the
worst of cases without fail. Hundreds of
references. All bad cases now we'll. Csc.
Depot, Fourth and King streets, Whining
ton; Philadelphia, Smith q Kline Co.. 400
Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

An examination Of William King, the
colored freak, who Is confined for drunk.
enness In tho Jail Of Trenton, was made
Tuesday afternoon by the Mercer coun y
IN. ~ Medical Society. II was proved
that he has 4 divided heart, such as is
fund In the lower animal kingdom. The
heart beats are perceptible on both sides,
though the sound is fainter on the right
than on the left. He caused his heart,
pulse and temple to cease beating for q
period OF sixty seconds.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

A "want" advertisement for two young
ladies to canvass was inserted in the Re-
PUBLICAN Last Saturday, and by noon
yesterday thirty letters were received
from applicants for the positions. This
is only one of many instances almost
daily transpiring to show the efficiency of
the REPUBLICAN as an advertising
medium.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
MrsvEurG.

xhe ehoADsss mas house In eho eaay
1umfera 0Fon.' AoA Nayk ee sGres3,
Oupping and iesehinss los E. second o..
Try Bush's coal vsu viii hkeit.
Try Bssh's coal yoa VIII surely like ID.
Millard y. Davis, jeweler, 0 II. Second st,
Zine ls X. Rings, at Hanfs. 10 Z. Fourth.
Frank Roop Smith. druggist kth and King,
American Laundry, Goa west Frsnt street,
Braxilian Balm. Immediate cure nor numps,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
rhe ersa.e., IN N. syor1a

Is DR.. Simms' White Pulmonlc Balsam,
the great leading lung and throat remedy
OF the world. Thousands Of references.
Multltudes OF hopeless cases have been
cured. Coughs, hoarseness, sore throat,
etc. SOC. aud 81. Depot, Fourth and
King streets, Wilminston; Philadelphia,
Smith & Kline Co., 429 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

The congregation of Grace Baptis'
Church held its regular quarterly meet
ing last night in the church corner oil
Thirteenth and French streets. Julius
Reed and john Calling were elected dea.
cons; Jacob Melvin, J. Travers Jones and
John Mcclure, trustees; william s Cloud,
treasurer; John GatliDg. financial secre.
tary. Elattering reports of the condi-
ton Of the church and Sunday school
were made. The church has no debts
and Is In fourishing condition.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
$345

Win buy choice of any Pants
that sold for.S5.so, IS and 81. SO.
These prices are for TO-DAY
ONLY, as we want to make
this, our opening day, eventful.
We will be happy to show
you through our new store,
whether you buy or not.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Another Market street Improvement

No. 815 Market street, now occupied by
Hasson q Kane and used as saloon,
will be torn down after the 25.h ol
March, rebuilt and remodeled and used
for store. The property belongs to
Miss Frances e. Newlin, sister Of
United States Marshall Newlip. The new
building is to be extended back to Shipley
street, will be three stories high, and have
a pressed brick front with marble trim
mings. F. r. Carswell, the architect, 10
preparing the plans.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

GUILTY.-Anybody using q soothing
remedy for children made OF paregoric or
laudanum, 10 guilty OF doing harm. DR..
Bulls Baby Syrup Is warranted mot to
contain anything injurious and ohould
therefore be widely recommended.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
DATE OF PURCHASE.
Our Legal Guarantee.

ne guarantee tie goods
6ongH of as TO be as represent.
ca, and Aoz0er in price Man can
De boHgAt elsewhere. Should,
yoH become dissatisfied at any'
f''ze s0s shall exchange tie
goods or refund Jour money. or
Sz0s an akzosoance ON tie eay.
menf If it does not soear sans
faekoyIly.
T. HAMBURGER s. SONS.
One-Ries C2osAsers,
2os Market St. bet. Second and Third
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

to our city wanting first-class photo
graphs, call on Cummings, 302 Market
street. His cabinets are $500 per
dozen.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Owing to the incl lemenev
Of the weather on our open~
ing day |" Saturday last' ~
vii. continue our opening
the balance Of this week
Prices the same that We Of
fer,d that day.
The greatest and grandest
offer of the best made clothing
ersr known in the good city d
Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Your Choice,
Sis

OF Elegant Fur Beavers, En-
glish Meltons, Kerseys and
Waterproof Overcoats, full satin
lined, and made equal to any
$40 or S45 custom garments.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

II. y. Bouedon q Bro, cisar manu-
facturers, No 2l9 West Second street,
have q splendid lot Of meersohaum sets,
suitable for holiday gifts.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Fisn ana Tsrrap,n,

Powell has on hls stall, In the Thiri
street market, a fine lot Of black bass
smeits, cat and cod fab, lake shad, etc,
% well a. flne lot Of terrapln.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

to our city wanting flrst-class photo
graphs, call on Cummings, 302 Market
street. His cabinets are $500 per
dozen.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
$15

Will buy choice Of any Suit Or
Overcoat in the house. That
means Suits and Overcoats that
have been selling for sI8. 20,
~, IS, 80 and SIS.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08
Ask for Youths Smoking Tobacco,
Jos. Wallace. 607 Pine siFtst.

Chapman 10 expected 10 lead in every.
thing pertaining to the tobacco trade
and smokers' material, especially during
holidays. Friends and Brothers, you
shall NOT be disappointed. Look for
Advertisements In every edition. Look
1t our windows every day, ana every
other day come into the store. Respect.
fully, A. A. Chapman, Seventh ard
Orange streets, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-08

Go 70 John II. Turner, dealer In extra
Lehfgh GOAL Hlse flre.briok, fire-clay,
ssc., Water street between King and
French streets.