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Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
Acting L,ke . Yssrant

JGeorge Jones was arraigned before
Sudge Ball this morning charged by Chief
twiggctt with vagrancy. The Chief tes-
lied that be came to the station house
several nights 10 succession for lodgings,
sDd did not seem to have any home.
The accused stated that he lives in New
Castle, where he has a family, and works
at Tasker's mill. He came to this city
several days ago AMI got drunk, but
promised to go home If he was released.
As his statement about living in New
Castle was coroborated by Officer Broom
all he was discharged.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

About O'Clock this morning, as oiiiotr
Broomall was patro.ling his beat, he hear
some one calling for help, and upon pro
ceeding in the direction from which the
tound came, found German named
Christopher Baker, who had fmbided toe
much beer, and In trying to navigate t6
his boarding house had fell into DITCH
near the gas works. He was wringinl
wet and shivering with the cold, so thu
officer took him TO police station, wher'
he was furnished with dry clothes. Thil
morning Judge Ball imposed fine OF q
and costs for drunkenness
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Lovers OF fine oil paintingsAsve an OPP
portunity now to secure some choice gems
at the sale OF higb-clAss American and
European oil paintings, which is In pro-
gress at w. A. Hukill's auction store,
No. 718 Market street. Each OF these
pictures are direct from the studios OF
artists o. ackno wledged merit, and as the
sale is positive, there is an excellent OPP
portunity to obtain bargains. There was
a good attendance of buyers last evening,
and the sale will be continued until Sat-
urday evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
The nslnuara Railroad

Railroad Company held at Dover, Del,
yesterday afternoon, the following diree'
Gray, e +. Warner, Christian Febigcr,
J. N. DuBarry, Joseph r. Whitaker
James J. Ro's, Thomas Curry, j. Iurpin
Moore and Cornelius J Hall. The snnu Al
report shows an increase ia net earnings
of t5i,726 over 1887, and surplus 81
Sl43,904. During the fruit season 6,Eo
carloads Of peaches and l 500 carloads oil
berries passed over the road.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

One of our wide awake citizens having
aearned that certain parties had sprung
the .'fire racket game" on its people and
made success with 1t in another city,
was about to perpetrate it here on our
people again, presented pc iton 10 Sity
Conncil, signed by 87S citizens, asking
protection, and the consequence was last
night our worthy City Solicitor, Il. q.
Turner, was instructed to prepare Law
against 1t.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
Yenng Pnrnh.m.. psatn

The Chester Times last night said;
Nothing new ia reference to the dea' 0, y,
the man named George W. Pordham. OF
Delaware City, who was killed al wv
Howell street station, was elici'ed AZ ,nS
inquest yes'eTdey. He was a new hsna
and the accident happened while he Wa w,
cutting the train. A letter was found III
hts pocket in which q young lady ~.
cepted his proposal Of marriage TIE Oo''
was sent to his home to-day.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

The First Presbyterian Church was
crowded Last night. Six stood up for
prayer, aud after the benedlction there
was an inquiry meeting to which many
remained Rev. W. l.. McEwan will
preside tonight The subject is: THE
Church and the Children" Parents,
children, young men, young women and
Sabbath school teachers are urged TO at
tend. Tomorrow evening preaching by
Rev. A. N. Kelgwin.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

George Simpson, an old rounder, VA
charged before Judge Ball this morning
with drunkenness, and an officer testified
that be found him at Front and Tatnal
streets about 2 o'clock this morning, 81
drunk that he could not walk, and pretty
nearly frozen. He had to DO taken t.
police station in . push-cart. The prls
oner alleged that he had not been arrest
ed for fully year, bat as Il was shown
that he had only been discharged last
Sunday, after serving term Of go day
for drunkenness, he was fined $40 and
costs, which will insure him another o.
days.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

w. Y. Warner will have great sale Of
fine Western horses at his bazaar on
Maryland avenue, ON Tuesday nsxt. The
inducements to purchasers were never
greater The attendance should be large,
as great bargains may be secured.
The sale of Jester q M Daniel will
take place on Wednesday, the 10th inst
They claim TO have the best lot ever sold
in this city.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
Bishop Uolsma1 to Lecture.

ssThe religious and social bearings of
organizations of the nature of church
club" will be the subject of lecture by
Bishop Coleman In the Bosrd OF Trade
rooms on the evening OF January l6, at
8 O'Clock. There will be selections OF
music rendered by double quArtelte be-
fore aud after the lecture Tickets for the
lecture may be procured from Francis g,
DUPONT The lecture will be delivered
under the auspices OF the Church Clul
of the Dioceee of Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

combination show will give one OF men
unsurpassed entertainments at the oFi.
House this evening. They have niA1 I
quite a name for themselves 10 'Mu ~,
doom q Picnic," and the play they WIZ
present here fully equals 1t. For roilicA'
ing fun go see them. o-.
Floy Crowell will appear at .he ope''
House next Mon day evening.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
A MInister OAIled.

Rev. W. c. Alexander, pastor OF ne
Forrest Presbyterian Church at Middle
town, Del, has received call TO mo
Matawan Presbyterian Church OF New
Jersey. Mr. Alexander has end eaIea
himself to his congregation by many ytsns
OF faithful ministrations, and 1t Il grrauy
feared by his friends that he will accept
the call.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

The Mlllbourn Dramatic Club will give
an entertainment at Marshallton, on Sat
urday evening, and every young man and
lady are expected to put their best loot
foremost. There shoald be good q ten
dAuce on the occasion by the young men
and their sweathearts.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

smyth Post, No. 1, @. A. X. will cele.
brate their ninth anniversary on Monday
evening at their headquarters, Third and
King streets, with an open camp fire. An
interesting program has been arranged,
and there will be historical address by
one OF the members. All old soldiers
and sailors are invited to be present.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
ECZEMA CAN BIZ CURED.
The most aRoDizlng, hutaiIAtinE, Itching,
seaiy, and burning ECz mas are cor oil
Dy tho CuIicurs A emedits, whom phy-
sioiAns ana all other remedies TAIt.

] have been afflicted since last March with a
SKI disease the doctors called Eczema. Nv
face was c1yHrct Nth scabs AVID sores aud
the itching and burning were almost unbpar-
a1lr. seeing Auuf Cnllcura Remedies sD hi sh.
ly recommended, concluded to give them a
tflal, using the Cuticura and tuiiturA Soap
externally, and ResolyenI Internally for four
Eunths. call my cured, in gratitude Tor
when make THIS public statement.
Mrs. CLARA A, FREDERICK.
broad Brook, Conn,
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

JoNFs-SPRINGER- At the residence OF the
u ile's father, stephen Springer Of Mill
Gre k Hundred, by the Rev. Thomas l..
Randolph Jones and Ida Springer.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Mary +. Adele pives notice that sn'
will spply to this session Of the LeIn
ture praying for divorce from her hu'
band, George Adele, Jr.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
AK for Youths Smoking Tobacco
Jos. Wallace. GOT Pine street.

Fer photographs 60 to Holland. He
makes the finest photographs In the city,
al the very lowest prices. Gallery, S07
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Go TO John Fl. Turner, dealer In extra
Lehisb coal, also Are.bfick, hre-olsy,
ETC., Water street between King and
French slreeta.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

81. U. Bourbon 8 Bro, cigar manu-
fscturers, No. 2i9 West Second street,
have o splendid lot Of me6 rsohsutn sets,
suitable for holiday gifts.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Two well established, good paying meat
markets, on account OF entering into the
Wholesale business. Apply TO Powder
maker Brcs., No. 507 King street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

And two doses Of Hooper's Anodyne each
day will surely keep your baby well this
summer. Best remedy for teethipg and
collie ever invented.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
YIAitura

to our city wanting iirst-class photo
graphs, call on Cummings, 3O2 Market
street. His cabinets are $500 per
dozen.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

at3 O'Clock, p. M.
The following resl ost Ite situate ia OhIis-
tiana hundred, ssw q sstia county, to W.:
NJ. J. All that ,rtain lot OF ploos OF land
being part OF tho farm Of tho late smts
Br Jwn, situated At the intersection oil the
DUPONT or Centre roa d aud q new rost lead
log from Wilmington to PhitiD's mill con
tanning Ia acres, 8 roods and IL perche', bs
the same moe or less.
No. 2. ALI that certain part Of tins farm Of
tho late James Brown, ad oinlnS tract No.
], eOn'ainlug 81 ores, 3 rOods = psIches,
be the same more or losS, with gocd on
house, frame barn and all Necessary out
| buildings.
! No. q, All that certain part OF the farm OF
/ tn late James Brown. situate on the west
| side Of DuPonta or Centre road. De weEn
| Mill Greek hundred and the baltimore and
| PhilAdelphi4 hair ,sd, ADJOINING No. z, and
containing acres, 2 roo1a and ap rrhss, Dg
tho same more or less with good two story
frame house and out bat dlngB
AttendRn 70 will e given and terms MAJ
known on day o sale by tho und riEnet
JOHN BkIWN. HENRY IA BIO WN
ISAAC ERWIN, JAN BbONR
THOMAS Bh WIN, SsMUEIia BROWN
d1e- m W an W
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
nUBLIC SALE Will

positively be sold to the higi est bidder,
commencing this Friday evening, tau.
18th, at O'Clock, saturday, at 10 o'clock, 2
and o clock, tverlng, at the \. +. corner
Of Front AMI Market sire Is, Wilmington,
bel. The goods consist Of all kinds Of cloth
ing, watches, Jew Try cutlery boots, shoes
amt a full line of such gOni-. Tn" above
Eoofs were slightly DAMAGED by wate and
smoke on Christmas Eve hut no hing To hurt
them. Sale positive a. the store is I" be DC.
cupied 10y other parties. Come early aud
avoid the ru h. Everything bargain.
jim GEORGE w. STANTON, AUG.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Fine cough candies for cough s snu
colds oan be found ut No. 4 WEES DIV
ond street and No. bl2 King street
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Citicura Remedies are the Rreitest medi.
cinr- IN ear h. II 81 the worst case oil salt
hhcum IN HIS country. My mother had it y
Sc7fs, and IN I ct died ffGm / he!icq,
Cutlcura would have save hrr life. My arm,
brua ami mead werc covered for three ca j.
which othlng rellcy, Il or cured until use
the tuuCura Kesplvrnt.
j. ". ADAMS. NeMArk- O.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Fine photographing done at shor' IA IA
tice. Everything frst-clsss at the ola 9,s
and reliable gallery OF A. P. Beecher' '-'
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

You can get mixtures you can eat al
No. West Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

New York Blue Point Oysters .
Henry Blcuth's Restaurant. Very 6ne
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Evan Rice has severed his connection
with the Excelsior Brewing Company.
Daily Republican., 1889-01-11

Two years aud hal aga Salt Rheun broke
out on my hint n1nd. 1t appeared Ia white
blister, ate. led 10y terrible II hug, aud
sradusliy at uutll IT cnvorrd III ,n'Ir,
back If tnr hRnd The disease ucxtapp ar, Il
Oh my lett ha II. tried many rrHcdi' nut
could Ind no cure mn II | obtained the Cuti-
rurA Rem dies, which tfccied speedy and
permanent cure
JAN y p. KFhRNEY,
2si Wood AVe.uc, Detroit.
sold estry~hcre. rric., ,UTIt uhn., sc .
~ rHFIER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.,
BOSTON, Mass.
rsend for "How to Cure Skin Diseases, -
~ pages, s. iilustrAtOns ami G ties inOnials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

The political fight in Baltimore is hot and
growing hotter. Two of the subordlnates in
corrupt political work have publicly confessed
their misdeeds, and to overcome these confess
sions the police records of the men are printed
to show that they have committed other crimes
While the specific accusations of these men
might need and fail to receive confederation in
an attempt in court to punish the persons i'm
plicated by them. it is evident that they are
fully informed IN respect to all the kinds of dirty
work which have dIsgraced Baltimore polit cs.
and the citizens ought to be able to make good
use Of the hints derived from their confess
sions, in putting stop to similar operations in
the future.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
The New York papers, which have been do

The New York papers, which have been dep
recating personalities and bad blood in the
competition for the worlds fair site, in order
that there may be no obstacle to harmonious
support by everybody of the final selection, are
descending from this dignifed and patriotic
attitude and becoming spiteful. This change
of tone suggests that the big city has lost heart
and grip in the struggle. Harmonious support
of the place to be finally selected
seems to decrease in importance to
the New York eye in proportion to the increase
of probability that some other place than New
York will be chosen. Now this is all wrong,
men Of Gotham, and you know it. Note and
initiate the cheerful, hopeful, good-tempered,
considerable tactics of Washington, which ex-
poets TO receive the second votes of everybody
1t is a mistake to suppose that the capital will
rejoice at these indications of total collapse in
the New York boom. Washington is extremely
DESTROYS that the metropolis shall fight ener-
getic Chicago to a standstill. in order that both
may turn in the end spontaneously and heartily
to the support of the national capital, the only
appropriate site. Brace up, Father Knicker-
booker. in courage and temper.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

Edward Atkinson took practical way, at the
health meeting in Brooklyn, of making his
hearers appreciate his remarks about the ex-
cellence OF petroleum as a fuel by using it to
cook a dinner which was served hot to all who
would partake. ii the lecturers who talk to
the poor about food waste through bad cook
ing would only take pattern by him what a lot
of solid comfort as well as instruction they
might dispense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

The verbal critics have each other by the
ears now over the question whether we should
say. my linen is laundried" or my linen is
Numbered" when We wish to express the idea
that our clothing has been put through laun-
dry. Somebody suggests way out of the diff
fculty by saying my linen is Washed" but this
would be by no means a universal equivalent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
REGuLAR AID SPECIAL PR1crs

Since Dress Goods and Trimmings and Buttons are
to be offered at Special sale Prices for Monday Tues
day and Wednesday October 2s. % 3O it's Just as
well you should know about regular and special prices
REGULAR PRICES are the prices marked in plain
figures on all goods-Trices that are a much smaller
advance on the wholesale price than IL we id cred.
business-priees that only possible with cash
business
SPECIAL PRICES are reduced prices advertised
during special salesrprces little above the whole
sale figures that they be quoted only for certain
days-prices that Of our advertising methods
prices that could not be quoted had we the losses in
cidental TO 4 credit business.
-. THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

The republicans of Massachusetts, are taking
no precautions to caulk the roof or strengthen
the windows of the state house, although they
ali prof IS to expect a constant reign Of Halle
in tine Senate chamber next winter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

The shah has got home again. Now let those
ribald newspaper photographers go to Persia and
say to him on his native heath what they have
been saying about him in place OF safety all
this while!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
SPECIAL SALE Rrcrs
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT

DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
FOR
MONDAY. TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY,
toct 2sD toct. 29D Coct BOD
10 PER CENT DIscoUNT.-Ten per cent on
marked prices of entire stock Of French Robes These
Dress patterns have the Trimming included The
very lovely effects and the very modest prices are well
known to many Of our patrons who will be pleased 10
take advantage of this opportunity. You know we
have but one Of kind and you know the moral don't
you!
WARRANTED BLACK sILKs.-The following
special sale prices for Goods for the wear Of which
ace are responsible. A written guarantee for the
asking.
Black @. @. Silks. sl instead Of Ell 10 yard
Black @. @. Silks. 81. 25 instead of al
Black surah silk. 79c. instead OF 81.
Black Fable Silk 81 instead Of sl-le.
Black Falle silk. SLIPS instead Of al 80
~ OF course IL these Silks not good values Of
regular prices the special sale prices farce We'd
like You to compare with the credit store silks The
answer will be mute but eloquent
BLACK WOOL DRESS GooDs.-Compare the resu
lar prices Of these goods With the credit store prices
That's only far. because the special sale prices are
only temporary. We would be fair.
4o-inch Mohair Brillantine. soc. instead of 6sc
A5-inch Camel's Hair. 75c. instead Of csc.
42-inch striped Serge. 75c instead Of gsc
<5-inch Melrose Cloth 75c instead Of Csc.
THE PALAIs ROYAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

The attorney for the District fishes and
dredges unsuccessfully for an enforceable pro-
vision against sunday labor in all the hooks
and corners of the most obscure depths of the
sources of District law. Could there be a
stronger indirect argument. not merely for a
Sunday law but for a general revision OF Dis
trlct statutes, than this opinion?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

The modus vivendi and the obnoxious green
stamp will give up the ghost about the same
date. Fishermen and branch postmasters will
please take notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

The suggestion of a correspondent Of the
New York sun that cab drivers be required to
pass a civil service examination before taking
out license is not so bad. after all The cab
system of the metropolis, as it is at present, is
about as striking an example of an uncivil serv-
ice as can be found in days search anywhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

The talk is now that those hostile Senators
would let Murat Halstead go to Russia if he
wanted to. They seem to have the impression
that he might be uncomfortable companion
in the Senate for some of them.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
9l9 p. AVE
w.M SINISTER SONS
DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
We confident that show as an attractive
and ellseected Stock as to Quality and Style
have had the pleasure OF displaying to the people
of Washington.
Our Prices as Low are consistent with the
quality Of the fabrics sell We feel assured it will
pay those who in search of good goods at fair
prices to pay call We name in part the following
100 pieces "a PLAIN FLANNLLS, all new and de-
sirable Shades of this season.
200 pieces of CAShMERES and HENRIETTAS.
This lot comprises all Prices, Widths and Colors.
They range in price from soc. to 81. 30 per yard
200 pieces Of IMPORTED CLOTHS for Tailor-made
Dresses, from 81 to S3 per yard; all colors.
100 pieces of FRENCH and SCOTCH WOOL
PLAIDS The effect and coloring really beautiful
The prices are all right.
Three hundred COMBINATION DRESSES. All
new designs. This seasons importation.
Our rilk Department can show some decided bar
gains.
Black. White and Colored FABLES in great profu-
sion, all at New York prices
Our stock of BLACK GOODS was never larger or
better assorted Lupin's aud Prestley's makes pre-
dominating.
We have for housekeepers decided bargains in
BLANKETS, QUILTS, COMFORTS. TABLE
LINENS. TOWELS. etc.
and both ladies aud gentlemen will find great variety
to select from.
Goods are new. The prices correct.
We have but price. and that the lowest the MAJ
ket affords.
One price only.
"THE BEST THE CHEAPEST
W. M. SINISTER SONS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
Continued belov.)
| SPECIAL SALE Rrcrs.

SPECIAL SALE PRICES.
tDREss TRIMMING DEPARTMENT.
We don't point out at special prices Just what you
want it's not because il isn't here. IL you must have
something we haven't and therefore what you cant
get elsewhere well make It to order and not charge
fancy prices.
3x-inch silk PRINCES. 4oc. instead Of SOC yard
5k-inch silk Fringes, 75c instead Of SIC.
4o-inch silk Fringes, %. 9s Instead Of slo3A
2-inch blk Gimp. soc. instead Of SOC.
pinch vsndyke Gimp. 81 90 instead of sl.oa
4-inch vandyke Gimp. o.. SO instead Of q. es.
22x-inch vsndyke, s25 instead Of s2o.6s.
linch Handkerchief, 81 so instead Of sl.6s.
3s<-inch Handkerchief. ca s instead Of s5.SS.
dozen Crochet Buttons. 23o. instead Of ESQ.
dozen Steel Buttons. gre instead Of 25c.
dozen Steel Buttons. % 90 instead Of s7.2o
SPECIAL SALE PRICES
THE
LACE DEPARTMENT.
The following are very heavy silk Escurisl Lse>>
made ND in the new vandyke and Renaissance stylss
and 20 closely resemble the more expensive Dre..
Trimmings that advise. before deciding IN inspss
ton Of both
The special prices are as follows:
4-inch vsndyke OIL. es. instead of ~. IS yard
s,S-inch vsndyke ss. es. instead Of s4.3s
l3s<-inch vsndyke $50 instead Of so.l6
l5xineh Renaissance a.. 10. instead Of cara.
s1-we ask attention to the window diaplsy of prs,,
Goods. Tnmminrs. LAces and Buttons You viii
think il must be mistske in ticietns whsn you sss
the A3-inch Hack Lace Flouncnss marked q q ysrd
THE PALAIs RoYAL.
A. LlsHKR
go Corner 18th St and RspnsylvsuSs ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28

II the worlds fair is to be disposed of at
auction the national capital will not be a bid
der even against the millionaires Of New York.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-10-28
CASH VERsus CRrprr

Thata cash business enables smaller profits than .
credit business IL conceded by all thinking people.
ana by none more than the credit merchants them
seives such senerSities "Briao tAe goods bach q
you ca" boz cheaper esssA,vs" BE sure q TIE evaI-
ss eSore voa ery" &c. &o. are the e%a.ive snswers
OF the credit merchants 20 that which hes even
biblical suthority for is IL not written "yo wan can
'e'rs taco "'as'ers" No man can do credit business
ana serve both his class Of pAtrons-thoss who pay
promptly and those who don't~ith equal justice un-
less Indeed he were to have two prices since that
can not BE- does not the prompt ray customer hsv. 90
make good the losses Of those OF the credit
who pay Such being the case can the msrchan,
who credits and who has losses afford small profits
- the merchant who has no. such los.es'
It's an srtful reply Of the credit merchant 20 viii,
-"soney re'"Tr1d." &C. He would thus blind you 10
the real issue and often succeeda