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Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Death from q Mosquito HLte.

NEW YORK, Sept 12.-Charles ~
guard, of 60 Willow Avenue, llolossp'
died on Sunday of blood poisoning, lEo
weeks ago, while at supper, some insech
q mosquito it is thought, bit hin on 100
nose. Tho next day the SPOT itShef ana
he rubbed It with his hand. He was !
comrositGr aud his hands were bitck
from the lead Of type. Next day hs
face began TO swell. DIR. Ste4tmah
lanced the wound a-d relieved lha
sufferer somewhat. Tho swelling dl.aP
peared almost entirely until last Friday,
when II rcappeared and grew worse an
finally caused death.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
She FeIt Ind

A refined aud modest-iooking Miss,
loaded down with bundles, emerged
from the Broad street STALLION, Phi!adel.
ph!a, and wearily took seat In the cor
ner OF Market street car, ou Wednes-
day. The car had hardly started when
the other riders were startled by a voice
rom the corner, occupied by the quiet
looking Miss. "l just feel like hi" "it
said. Amid her confusion tho young
lady succeeded in clearing up matters
and receiving herself OF a terrible sus-
pielon by tearing the wrapper from one
oil the bundles and displaying parrot In
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Returned Home.

The Hon. George II. Bates, who left
this country several months ago as one OF
tue commissioners to the Samoan confer
ence at Berlin. arrived In this city iast
evening. lie came home on the City of
New York and reached New York early
Yesterday morning. hesays that he had
avery pleasant trip, and with his wife
ana son visited many points OF interest
In the Old World. On the return the
steamer e'caped the great storm exper-
fenced In this section, but evidence of Its
favaees was seen as they neayed the
coast; The entire party are in excellent
heath and greatly enjoyed the trip.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

WANTED "A WHITE GIRL FOR
w gene al hoaaewnk at iai shiplsy st
slj--tt
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
A Sudden Death.

An unknown eolored man came to this
city this morning on the Wilmington &
Northern railrcai, and Immediately after
bis arrival went over to the p. w & n.
station. He held his hands on bis
stomach and stated to several per,ons
that he was suffering with cramp. He
finally wandered over to the stable at
John Turner's coal yard, on Water
street, between French and King streets.
aud when, q shost time afterwards, soma
one went to look alter him It was found
that he was dead. Deputy Corner Barn.
hill was bottled and bad the body re.
moved TO the morgue, whore an Inquest
will be held.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
FIFTH Edition
Doy TI,l.,,a--

Yesterday Afternoon aboa. .qo
3 small boy by the name ,,SV ~ r,o,'Ssl0tt
huouer, was coming along T ia " .Lia
between Washington and wes, s,'u s,reet
as ne got to the corner Of Tb,rl asa ~, lu't
streels. q gang OF big bows inr1awe r1u wea
nun, knocked him down ami ichPd iluhmPed y
Alter they got through doing 'tssa ~ PA n
went through his pockets an / ,ooI n,s' aH
.ulng that they cou'd finl yfS Tha, eVsi1-
toos Dis slate and books. and ~ II ,,s eS,l
not been for a newsboy, WHO W., " u M
papers In that vicinity, Lo WON'T ~ 5Iafls
been abused worse than wi,o, i,'h h'n
Not long afterwards, MS The sama ma Nv w wa
playing on Fourth street, thc ,o so, IVY va
came down Fourth street and Iu,I s,ls
seeing them approaching, ran ' ,e,s sss e9y
mouse, and soon Afterwards c. ,u'o w
again. when tho gang made ie I aa
against him. They saw bis mothe, ",saa nay
ing, aud they got away as f,st s, con %a.
could. The boy says he knrws soms os
me gang, and II they tonch bin aS.'s 1uIe
WI! have warrants ls.ucd ior I5sI,!s Ias
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
AsIusEtirNrsI
"ouiity without Crime" at the opera
House.

"0uhty WhhVut ttthpo ~ ths VRVtu
House.
The frst production In this city OF
'Guilty Without Crime" with Mr.. bore
Davidson and Miss Ramie Austen as the
stars, took place last night, when despite
the inclemency Of the weather, there vas
good sizod audience present 10 bid
hearty welcome TO wilmipgton's favorito
stars. II 10 10 be regretted that The piece
ala not open It's season here, as was in.
"Guilty Without Crlmep st once fell
into popular favor, II having the advan.
taRe OF eng we'll acted, and the com
psny sen would have carried many bad
play.
but It is good play, fully sustaining
all the favorable prefs notices, which
have attended It's production elsewhere,
and has all the elements Of popular sue
ces.
Miss Rtm!e Austen played "s.clia" In
a manner which lett noihingto be wish
ed for, and In view Of the fact that here.
toioe we have only had opportunity to
judge of Miss Austen's ioveliness and
grace. the hit which she made last even
Ing, on account Of her emo ional powers
acne. WAS all the more d stinct, and be-
yen this there is no doubt that with the
beauty, grace and great emotional pow.
e's OF Miss Austen, the stage has found
lady who will take the place which ia
last becoming vacant by the decllre OF
Clara Morris
OF Mr.. Davidson's enacting OF Tom
Rawson, the Lofty" It is only necessary
TO say that he fully sustained his reputs-
ton as melo-dramatic actor OF the
highest order.
Mr.. Sydney Bowlett, Mr.. Arthur MGR.
Ger and NJ, Terry Herxell, who enacted
respectively the young squire, tho "wil.
Ham Mort,lnsr" and the 'Isaac Pluns.
key" and MIss Leta vlilers, who PLAYED
"Franc!s Primrose" companion TO
STELLA" came In for a good share of
praise.
All in all, "Guiity Without Crime"
was an emphatic popular success, and
will be winner on the road.
The same play will be seen tonight, to-
morrow night and tomorrow matinee.
No one should fail TO see this sterling
play.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
stanley's Dangerous Mnrch.

BRUSSELS, Sept IA cable d .spstch
from Zanzibar to the Government Of ihs
Congo btGtc says: Henry NJ. S,lnley, 90
leaving tho basin OF the Albert Nysns
endeavored TO make bis way s9uthaad
by passing to the west OF the Vlttofh
Nyanza. he failed, however, in this d.
tempt He then went northwari u
reaclird the eastern shore of the axs
EInin Pasha accompanied him. Attus
long stay on the borders of tho la
awaiting supplies from Msalala ami .
BORA. Stanley, leaving Emln PaAA
marched In tbs direction of Mombass
he Is expected 10 reach the eastern coaa
about the end Of October.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Bell Telephone Stock Increased

BOSTON, Sept. 12.-At a special me.s =.
ing of the Bell Telephone dlF'cl9s ~. ~
day, the act OF the Legislature auilo"s a''ss
ing the increase OF the company W" Ia
was accepted, and 1t was voted ina' ,a oiO. 70.
capital stock be increased from SiV,v'T
900 to Sl2, 500, 900; that the numbers ,os. \
shares be Increased from 100, OOo 70 ~ ~,
900, stockholders to be entitled y 'o~ ors
additional stock in the proportion oi hsd v
new share for every four shares 10" A''
By them,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
West Eighth Street lAvSA.
COMMUNICATED

Tn residents on West Eighth street
are about tired OF the nuisltc, oil pave.
ments covered with stones. aud above all,
with the water damned up at cros
streets, go as to 1ow on the pavements,
preventing children from attending
school at Eighth and Wollaston without
wadiug In water. II the Street and Sewer
Commission had employed enough ps
yers, instead of one OF two that have ben
at work, it would have been all o. K. u
the city is owned by the Street and Sswf
Commission the pcsple would like 10
know ". KICKER
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Delaware OnIIera

The outlook for Delaware College Is
better than II has been for many years.
President Raub. 10 letter to one Of the
trustees OF Mlddletown, speaks very
encouragingly of the future Of that insti-
tnt!oa. The number of students at the
opening OF the collegiate year Of $50 and
'9O was 50. and is expected to reach 90
before long. Considering that the num-
her last year was below 20, there ssems
to be much ground for hope that the
worst is past and in future Delaware Col
lege's motto will be "Excelsior.U
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Deeomposed body Found.

WtLLIAMsPoRT, Sept 10. The decom-
>sing re maine Of a victim OF the great
hood oil june were found 10 Lycominp
oieek THU afternoon. The body was that
OF g'rl 10 or 10 years of age, and It was
fecoghized from the clothing as one Of
sie Il wards children. Whom fot nd the
DN y was partially buried in the sand at
the Waters edge. The coroner held an
inquest aud rendered q verdict In accord.
ance with tho above facts,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Bonbaidment of Fort McHenry Friday
september I3, at 8 80 II. m.

Trains leave Market strest station at
5.35 a. m. and $50 p. IN. Tickets only
ti Tor tne round trip and good from Sep.
tember IL TO 16 inclusive. The bonn
bariinent can be seen to the best advan.
tage from Stickney's wharf, only few
squares from the B. Sc o. station at Can.
ton speeisl train will leave Canton
ait'r bombardment, returning to Market
street station. Don't fail to witness the
grandest sight since the war,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
building Lob.

J. J. Peirce will sell 30 wen iocated
building lots at public sale, on tho
premises. on Saturday afternoon, septem-
Der l4th, 1889. Ten lots, Twen,y-seventh tn
and Market streets; @ lots, Twenty -Hfth
and West streets; one 20-ioot front lot,
Eighth and Monroe streets, and 33 lots
at Maryland avenue, franklin and BAN
ming strcets. All on high land, fine
yiews, and will be sold on easy terms.
Sale 10 tegin at o'clock with No. 1, at
Twenty-seventh ana Market streets, and
TO continue In regular order. See poster
and advertisements,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Tho Pomp and Circumstance OF G,ori.
Gus War;

Don't fall to invest dollar to witness
sight such as, In all probability, win
never be seen again In the present cen
tury, the bombardment OF Fort Nc
Henry. The great naval contest OF the
war OF 1917 Will be vividly illus rated.
The B. q o. railroad runs direct tn
Canton, from which the glorious sjght
can be witnessed to the best adyapts1e
Remember the fare is only 81. Tickets
good from September Is 10 IL inclusive.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Hard Study Leads to Suicide.

BEAVER, Sept. 12.-George Harfon, of
this place, lad II years Of age, commit
ted suicide by taking box OF rough on
rats yesterday morning, OF which he died
las evening, lie wrote a note telling his
family that he was tired Of life. Medical
aid was summoned, but too late. Hard
study, which produced insomnia, and as
result temporary insanity, is assigned
as the cause.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Cheering Outlook.

BALTIMORE, MD., Sept. 13.-The Manu-
fncturers' Record publishes letters from
leading tankers throughout the SO th
ss to The outlook for business, and, with
out exception, they report heayy crops,
with farmers less In debt than at any
time since the war, money abundant and
the beat prospects ever known for in
dustFial activity.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
A Tug Launched.

The steam tug Newport, built for the
p. X. r. Company, was launched AT the
yards OF the Pusey & Jones Company
,e,terday afternoon. This boat ia what
10 known as q composite vessel, her iron
hull being covered With pine planks. She
Is 81 feet long, 10 feet beam, and 6N feet
depth of hold.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Machinery Shipped.

A car load OF paper machinery W., w
shipped yesterday by the Pussy % 'Ss~ AZ
Company to Melbourne, Australia va
machinery will be taken to New ,,s.a
and shipped on steamer to It's uess,his Nh.
Another car load OF machinery We ~. R X.
ped by the company to-day 10 .o, W. Il
pa tment Of Engraving and ffiD"'i
W ashington.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Tho Ticket Was Good for a Corpse.

BLUNT, S. D., Sept. IA vexlng ques-
tion has be troubling the railroad
agent here. L. b. King OF Hebron, Neb..
purchased tnirty-day round trip ticket
to visit his brother, C.D. King, of Blunt.
While here he died. The question then
arose, could he return on the ticket? 1t
was finally decided in the affirmative and
his brother sent him back to- day on the
came ticket.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Bread and Milk,

: The bread wagon J. D. Kurtz col
lided with a milk wagon at Twenty
second and Market streets at au early
hour yesterday morning. The front
wheel Of the bread wagon and the hind
wheel OF the milk wagon were demoi.
ished. Both were taken away for re-
pairs.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
MARRIED

w tho Asbury
NJ. Il, parsonage, on Thursday even
ing, sept. 18th, by tho Rev. John ID. c..
Hanna, Mr.. William l.. Walton of Wi.
n,ington, and Miss Carrie l.. Williams
of Grccnbank, Del.
WillTCRAFT-QUI tho Asbury
NJ. E' parsonage, on Thursday evening,
september l2th, by the Rev. John ID. c.
Hanna. MIR. Harry II. Whitcnft and
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

An Interesting Visit to tho Monumental
City may be made on the occasion of the
Maryland Exposition. Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore Raiiroad
Company will sell excursion tickets Sep
tember 7th to l4th, valid Tor return until
September 2lst, at one fare (s2.O5), for
tile round trip,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
nnpplnes. and Health

Are important problems, the former de.
pendirg greatly on the latter. Every one
Is familiar with tho healthy properties OF
iruit, ard no one can afford to be sick
and miserable while the pleasant Caiifor-
Dia concentrated liquid fruit remedy,
syrup OF Figs, may be had OF our enter.
prising druggists. N. b. Danforth, Second
and Market, wholesale agent
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
That Raresr Of Colnbination..

True delicacy Of favor with true eff
cacy Of action has been attained in the
famous California liquid fruit remedy
syrup OF Figs. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered It i'm
mensely popular. 1t cleanses the system,
cures costiveness, etc. All Druggists,
Danforth. Second aud Market wholesale
agent.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
State Of Therrnometer
Tho Wenthor.

On Saturday In this city and seclan,
and in New England partly CLOUDY y
cloudy, slightly cooler weather will
probably prevail, with variable winds
mostly northeasterly and nortltrly, pc
ceded by rain on the coasts, lo'loaei b
clearing; aud on Sunday, Slightly cooler,
partly cloudy to fair weather. VeAses
going TO sea from this por. are liAb'e !'h
recurrence OF nortteas;erly gals todES'
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Citizens Who Violate the Fish LAVA

Citizens Who Violate the FISH La"A
PorTsTowN, Sent. l2.-Fish Wafasa
Charles Clarke, of Poitstown, as maa1
complaint before Magistrate llonse :,
North Coventry, Chester county, agAlo,,'
thirteen prominent citizons OF that ioe,. q.
ity for violating the State fish laws Y
taxing from Prices Dam nuu,of y
cat and other kinds oil isb. Th'y ieases
the dam end stocked 1t with Gtrnsa
carp, and. Gs on excuse for seiniug " ~
dam, say they did II to take out tue o. ose.
species OF fish to protect the carp lsV
will appeal the case.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
2nG. anG onn

Two-hundred and six. Remember our
number is
your S2.75 calf shce for men, white
oak bottom; beats all tho Is shoes ever
offered In Wilmington. Drop in and
lock at them at
206
Market street, above Second. Babcock's
Family Shoe House.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Ladies'

Should stop at 2C0, 2O6, 2C6, Market
street above Second, and examine the
best and cheapest pebble aud kid but.
to ever offered In the city.
Babeoek's Family Shoe House, 200.
2OG, 2O6, 2Oe, 206, Market street,
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
A Practical Experience of

IS years enables me TO repair satisfa..
torily all grades Of watches and clocks.
Clocks to be repaired called for and re-
turned to any part OF the city without
extra charge. Fri L. Barton, jeweler.
2M East Seventh street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
No Excursion on Delaware nav

The excursion to Ctpe May on the
steamer Republic next NJ, ndty, advei-
tited by Philip R. Clark, will not take
place, owing to the destruction OF the
wharf at the capes.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Wandered Awnv

A. Aker, the father of j. G. Aker of
Delaware City, wandered away last Mon.
uay and has not been seen since. As he
was quite old and slightly derangod It Is
feared that lie may have perishcd In the
storm. ANY Information In regard TO
him VIII be gladly rec ivcd by his son.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

Latest styles In picture frames and
mouldings at Yerger's art store, 4l9 Ship
ley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Doing WoII.

james N. Barton. formerly Of the Nov
city Theatre, this city, is now the pro-
prletor and manager of the Theatre
Comique, on Frederick street, Baltimore.
He has fine attractions and is doing an
excellent business.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

Prot. Bachelor of Philadelphia yes
terday lectured before the Primary Teach.
era Association of No. l school. n,
40 O'Clock In the afternoon, on "Vocal
Ing"
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
DIED.

WooD.-on tho l2th inst, Catharine f.
wlle OF Joseph q. Wood, aged IL years
Funeral on sunday afternoon al 2
o'clock, from the residence OF her hus-
bund No. 2S3 Walnut street, Interfnrnt
| ut Niverview Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
pIeeIing This Evening.

: An important meeting of the Tax Re-
form League will be held this evening
At Seventh and Market streets, and full
attendance Is requested, as business OF
Importance is to be transacted.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Malone Reported Shot,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 12- 1t is ru.
mored here at II O'Clock tonight that
General William Malone was shot in
Richmond tonight No confirmation or
denial could be obtained.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
y
Sale OF Lots,

Persons Wishing to purchase q deslra-
Bile lot should attend the sale ut 9th and
Martet streets, tomorrow afternoon, at
! o'clock. Sale positive Terms easy.
See adv.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Paper Hanging

and decorating neatly done at stort
Notlce. Estimates furnished fres of
Charge. @. II. Baldwin g. Son, 3l2 E.
fourth ct.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Fair Over,

What next Why one of Cummings
erayon portraits and l2 cabinet photos
for 5000, No. 302 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Tho Eisli Sunnlv

Powell has on his stall In the Third
street markct bass, blue fish, white fish,
hounders, Goldfish, haddock, etc. Open
until ~ 2. ID. on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

Taylor s. Fullerton's Pile Ointment.
sure cure; % cents per box. Try one.
Taylor & Fullerton.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
The Homeopathic Hospita,

Tne junior board of the Homeopathic
Hospital will meet at the hospital build
Ing at o'clock on Saturday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

East Second street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
Get Your

Picture frames made to order a
Yerger's factory, 4lo shipley street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
All the

As YoU STROLL AROUND stop and see
be live man at ll5 East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
FALL OvERCOATS.

We have the best line ever
shown at the price. You can
get a very good Coat for $500
to $1,000. Call and see them
we would bo pleased to show
you.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
SEALED PROPosAIsW will m m

SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE.
IHIIRsisstsSyo oy the nnderiigned until 10 a, m
sns ,h hDe1lAware ,1 State Hospital for the Ipsanss
setu,i n i1n n pairs o, gray blankets, s4bye.r
,,i,,S,,e mien can pc seen and examined Al ths
nsiYtTh; en,a ~ siso pairs i0-i while bianket,
YPsxmmaa9 1m a9aity 80 a sample as aforeseii.
.dn.s h,us must be endorsed "Fnr BlSnkets,, ana
IN tsndSni 70 70 tr ID. u. Richardson, suser
sane. WiimicsA,Mare iiAMare Stste Hoipilal for the 10 .
""h''n' Dei' si3-3t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13
You Need Il.

just the kind Of weather
we had yesterday makes
you need a medium weight
overcoat. L. saves colds,
doctors bills and lots OF
suffering. Look out for
cold damp evenings-you
should not be without a
light top coat. We have
our whole second floor full
Of them, all sizes and prices.
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

! The frest tin'ypes In the city at Cum.
nings', ,3o2 Market street
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

WANTED-A A SALESLADY. AD-
w dressLry Goods, this ONCE. sia-3,t
Daily Republican., 1889-09-13

WANTED BoARDERs AT THE
w southwest corner Of Seventh and King
streets. Pleasant rooms an o. accomods.
tiuns. slS-5Lo
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13

A correspondent Of Good House
keeping gives the following account
of the successful treatment of . case
of Group: "Rsmsmbering q child
Of our own who Was attacked In q
similar manner We procured . pail
SLED It with hot water, and quickly
removing the little ones shoes and
stockings, placed her feet in the pail.
We lest no time In roasting three
onions then mashing them spread
them upon folded napkin pouring
over the whole a Tablespoonful Of
goose grease Qard or sweet oil will
do 50 weln. The poultics was ap-
piled a. hot as eould be borne to the
throat and upper part Of the neck
In ten minustes the quick short gasps
ceased, and at the end of half an
hour the child warmly wrapped IN
a soft blanket, was sleeping soundly
The skin was moist and the breathing
natural All symptoms of the dread
cd scourge had disappeared as if by
magic
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13
Paris Green Poisoning Bees.

An important legal question viii
probably arise soon over the right of
fruit growers to spray apple and
other fruit trees with water contain
ing Paris green while the trees are
IN blossom. Bees .esrching the
flowers for honsy take the poison IN
TO thsiI systems and are killed
Thi. Is Perhaps fortunate fact for
II bees merely collected honey with
out manufacturing 1t, this poisoned
honey might bs stored IL Their cells
and poisoned those who consumed
1t The spraying even Of the apple
need not be done while the trees are
IN blossom It Is true that the cod
ling moth usually deposits hsr Eggs
IN the blossom-end of the apple, but
unhl the fruit is As large as q walnut
the blossom end Is turn,d upward :,
after this the weight of the apple
bends the fruit over Between the
tim, Of blossonips and the fruit
bending down with its own weight
the spraying may be done without
dsngss OF injury to bees Thore IL
therefore. no ineompstibihty be-
tween the fruit growing and honey
producing industries. If the proper
precautions are observsd.-Ameri-
can Cultivator.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1889-11-13

fathers house . short distance east
Of Coburn. and on the night of the
first OF june last. during the food
the house was swept away and they
were drowned Charles Cowper, who
Was bathing In Hays' run on the
18th Of August, 1889, about 10
o'clock, and wss accidentally drown
cd Patrick McGee, who came
to his death by drunkenness by
the EXCESSIVE use of liquor and
that no marks of violence could be
found on his person; Frank Eckly
who came to his death by attempt
ing to get upon moving train of
cars on the Bald Eagle Valley Rail
road, near Milesburs, missing his
hold and the railroad employees not
being IN fault, but case OF gross
negligence on his own part: l. f
Hsislsr, who came 10 his death &C
cidsntslly, while helping to load e
boiler at the Bcllsfonte Boiler Works,
the rope having slipped, aud tho de-
ceased having been caught between
the boiler and the skid The Judge
has made i: very plain that the Cor
oner should hold an inquest, when
ever hs has cause to suspect that
the deceased was fslonously destroy
ed. but not whore death results from
disease or natural cause or BY some
accident