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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

A PART Of the Canadian press seem
to think that II would be the easiest
matter in the world for that country to
step over the line and give the United
States a sound thrashing. The fact
that this country has determined to
assert its rights in Behring Sea, and in
pursuance of that determination seized
British sealer, has caused our Cana
dian cousins to become very indignant
and all kinds OF retributions is threat
ened. Last February an act was
passed by Congress, which declared
that the prohibition in regard to the
killing OF seals:
was Intended to include aud apply
to and 10 hereby declared to include and
apply to all waters in Behring Sea, In
Alaska, embraced Within the boundary
lines mentioned and described In the
treaty with Russia"
1t is, however. not only the Cana
dian press that denounces the admins.
tration for selling vessel found poach-
ing on property belonging to the
United States, but also many of the
Democratic journals of this country.
During Mr.. Cleveland's administration
any nation was safe In insulting or in
1uring this country, but now that we
have an administration that intends 10
assert and maintain our rights, II is
something 80 new, that they fail to un-
derstand it..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
REFRIGBRATORS

During the winter months
when your mind was far from
kcirigators we were placing our
orders for the summer. We fig
urcd on how m any W c
would sell. Had them made
up an d delivered. Our
sales have gone beyond our
expectations, and we find
that we will have to call on
the manufacturers again 70 r
another supply. The reason
Is because onrprices and goods
are both right to suit you. Our
Relrigerators are constructed
on the common sense plan with
no useless parts attached to
make it appear what it isn't.
Every Refrigerator guaranteed
10 be perfectly dry and up to
the standard in al! qualities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

1T is hoped that the matter OF the
dishorored cheek OF the Street and
FEWER Department will be settled Ut
the special meeting Of Council this
evening. The commissioners need
their appropriation, and as it is made
mandatory OH Council 10 pay it, we
cannot see by what right it ia with
held. II is not for Council or the
Union Bank 10 pass upon the validity
at the law authorizing the commission
iA'eposit their money where they
ase. This money belongs to the
commission, and we still contend that
1t was the duty OF the bunk 10 pay a
part or all OF il, On demsud, Then, II
there was any doubt Ds 70 the right Of
the commission 70 DEPOSIT the mrney
In some ether ih6,itution, ting oilciais
of the bank should hayc lppiic,! to the
court. Tie City Couue.l Is tie erea.
ture OF the Legs allure, and 10 il owes
It's existence, therefore il has 10 riglit
u quest IN the legality Of any at il
may p SIS or OF Tie means by which
HE act WAS Pas.tl
II now seems lhRt the BAN. sees it,
Prior and Is tryint to get Goanail to
assume the responsibility aud also p4y
whatever expense there may be iol
their inista e. It waa very evident
last evening that the aliic als Who sent
the notification 10 The bank not tC
honor the cheek did not sh thcil
action discussed in ogen Council ent
thus made public Therefore the en-
tire matter WIS, without debate, re
ferred to the Law and Finance Com
mittees, who will meet this Afternoon
with closed doors 10 prepare Il report
which will be presented to Caunci
this evening The way the matte
now stands it looks as though Tie bail,
and also those gentlemen who were il
such haste 10 instruct tho hank not L
honor the check, have bitten oil
much larger piece than they can chew
and are exceedingly anxions to get ri
of 1t in the easiest an6 quickest manner
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

THE INCREASE of cotton mills In the
South Is wonderful In 1850 there were
16l mills, having Co, sj4 spin1les, but
now there are 800 mills with . 035, 26S
spindles. Many OF the old mills have
increased their capacity, aud u number
OF new mills are being constructed.
The only drawback to this industry is
the fact that the production is greater
than the demand. This, however,
can be remedled by the next Congress
giving some encouragement 10 Atneri.
can capitalists to establish lines d
steamers 10 South America and otlci
places, and thus make markets foi
these goods. Had ii not been for pro
lection these mills would never have
been established, neither would 1t be
possible to keep them In operation
now had the tariff been removed
Since the fact was established last No.
vember that the Republicans were
again TO have control of the govern
ment there has been vast increase in
the industries, not only oil the South
but of the entire country.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
RALTIMoRE 4 OHIO RAItrou,

IBALrIMsoR1Es "a OHIO RAltroAp
| - schedule IN effect NM, a. ="
TRAINS LEAVE DEL. AWE. IN r',.'
EAST BuuSn VT,
Express trains. ....
NEW nohE. week days,'2 H. COS .7o, 49,.
AN. az vi - ~. - Us, ~ ain M ''@'log
sll0s, 80 ~, Is W, 20 al o. m. 90 'u' o. N,
PHiLADELrniA, week days 9f9.-5.,.
~ ~ . 80 900. 80 b, lO.' i,.'
sl2 os. %. s2Ss 500, 40, .5uS ~ "a,
y 80 70, ! % % 8 %. 'soa :. III. w. W
PhtiApkLPhiA, Sundays, sel7,t7Nia5, .,
eos 10 ~ n. m, .l2 Os, i %, .!a. IA W.
'5os, 6aA 6lO, sG4li, is ~ IN ,a ~
ShEsrkR. week days,s2 10, 'io5, 5ste.,
7bA Is 30, . 90, SIC I'll lpir6 'sS'l
i0o, seSs. 200, 40, s5os. VS. ia ~
70S, sSa. % 80 y. nj. ." w
10 s r. a. H. ,su "a X e 80
sos, Q %. clio. u, s65, ~ BE- i,,e ''E
ATLANTIC CRY. n j., week daI. =,
s.D q. m, l.0l, ti2.ts on sHtuiiae opi,
800 300 Dos p. III. sunday II. /, o. n. Il. T.
-. WEST BOUND.
b,,AALTihoRE AND WAsniNaf1s ,tso go.
~, ~ u. m, 245, 'IlG. $40. Al
snnasaa o aoa. M, s2Oep. III. daily, e1ccn.
fiitSGurg, IS 90 a. M, $40 and ga,
daily. ~ NJ U0Il
Cincinnati and st. Loul, pin
and % 70 y. IN; both daily. '" H. H.
sisoEaLs AcooMMopATioS. 100 nm
and ii ~ u. IN. daily. NE
LANDENBERo ACCOMMODATION wo,.
days, o. 90 II a. Am, 2 45 aud 10 lin Wv" Nv,
days, % n M, 2.45 and 10 u. M ''''' ''"
TRAINS LEAVE MARX Kr sTRtlr srirtoy
For Philadelphia ANA wnv tt',,,,',
week DAYS: 8 80. o 80. s 30. lis Il. m 81.
s5o.5 % D. NJ Sundays. 0 8, u. N. i!ig!G
For Baltimore, week dayssss,go ..s
II IS a. m; ", . so y. IN. suni.ys IN
a.. m; 2 50 and Is 30 p. m. ~"
For Landcnberg and way stations rac.
days, q 80, y -, Ii % Il. NJ; e5j 5,, nv ma
sundays D % u. M; . 81, b 30 IA m. - "'
Cincinnati ana st. Lcnis. I'll IL il. M
daily except Sunday. '
Chicnko . 10 u. m, daily. except sun.
day. % 30 p. m, daily.
Hlttsburg, IS 30 m, daily, EXCEPT SIM
Gay; 6.50 y. m. daily,
LhAvr PHiLADHLPmIA FOR WILMINGTON
Daily, - 10, tsl5, 1000 eli lpN.m, Nh
noon, Il ~ tD.gO0,t4 IS, 430. % % aI,jA
$40, 1910. II 80 y. IN.
Daily, except Sunday. innni y a,
M q Is. IS 80 and 20 u. IN. sunday QUIZ.
80 n. IN.
Telephone No. 100. -.
Sa-Kates 70 western points lower thaa
via any other line.
CO. sCULL, J.T, opEGI.
zen fass. Agt- Gcnl AAna.aG
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

Moved down in price -
SO, $l2, SIS Suits. Better
than you expect.
Saxony and Cheviot Suits
$3.50. They are worth all
of $40.
Great variety and value
in Trousers, 81 SO to $500.
Ali Wool. ... -...
The C III DIGEST, newest
reaves in Wide Wales.
Goats and Vests.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

The following games were played yes.
terday:
elphia-A thletic, $; Baltimore. G.
Columbus-Co umbus, II; Broukiyp IL
Kansas City-Kaasus City, 9; St.
Louis, II
Observation-Disclosures, 8; Cincinnati 4.
c acknowledgement, Z; PLilAdel-
p6ia, 10
Pittsourg-Pittsburg, 12i Washing
MISUNDERSTANDING lis, Ii; New
New Haven-New Haven, 8; Low
Har'ford-Harttord, I; Worcester, Q.
lork-lork, 3; Gorhams, ].
Hanisburg-HArrisburg, .; Cuban
Giants, o.
Cape May-Capc May, 2; Hou.ton, 3.
Ioledo-Tole'!o, /; Buffalo, 3.
Detroit--Detroit, s; Rochester, 0.
Toronto Toronto, q; lI4miitun, 2.
London -l4cndon, II; Syracuse, s.
NOTES.
The League fight is getting hotter,
Mr.. Anson says he is still in for the
tag, even though he did dop three
straight this week.
Hlasactch Yestt rday made two singles,
a double, triple and q fo0r-bagaer, q
| total OF eleven bases.
! Al Myers is covering second base II
| hne styie iur tho Th'Ilioc, a. d at the sam
time Is improving his batting Gyerzge.
Foreman IS certainly the most uii.ct.v
| pitcher Of the Baltimore team, aud vii
lie m re 50 II worked away from home.
Catcher Zimmer, OF levelaud, was hi
IA he throat by foul tip yesterday, art
NAV be Compelled TO lay OH for sem
I time.
Tee Giants are slowly but surely get
tius there, When Michael Angelo Kel,t
re5urns to the Hub i. 0.ll hardly be a
the captain OF tie League leaders.
President Brush etIt, That she In
4 di1napoIls team ssili rem in In the I.earu
next season and VIII be more troulleson
than eyrr to tho Boston team. No IolL
Fostou would like to have u. yet out, hu
they Will have to wait some tilne vet. "
are lot making any money, nor are "
los HR any,"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

A DMINIsTRAToRs' SALE


So NfN"bNsf D'teWetes eh
MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1889,
At O'CLOCK. p. M,
the following described personal property be-
longing % The estate OF Alexander IronS. de-
~ good work or driving horse.
10y This horse is souaa and viii
work anywhere. Two good mich edwa.
Both are In profit. One ytariips heller, 4
horse pillow, cultivator, corn planter with
turnip seed attachment, 2 sets carriage h.r-
ness, grain fan, hay cutter, hand bone MIL.
carriage, horse rake, one-hoTte wagon, lot q
forks rakes, hors and shovele, seed rye, hay
and straw, corn in the ground, contents oil
truck patch, including lot Of rtatss and po-
tstoes; chickens by the pair, lot OF Lumbar,
stones and brick, old Iron and many other
articles. Also the entire house hold furniture,
consisting Of bedroom fuinitute, sofas, Sec
books.
.TKuMs,-AiI sums OF go and under, cash;
all over that auiouni.a credit Off day viii be
given by pureh aser giving banhabis note
with an approved endorser, interest added.
SARAH L. IRoNs,
WA. j. ARMSTRONG.
Administrators.
ap3-ts
l., W, Sttdham A Son Auct.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

Time table in ereot, june Ejd, 1870. Tina,
leave VI ilnlhston lfrench ftIeeH A. lolIoni;
FOR Reading, birdsboIo. Joanna, spring
neld, " aynesburK junction, Manor ,PgttsYlll.,
Igmaqua. Allentown, lebanon Werner.
Vile aud all points on the Philadelphia and
Heading a. H., 100 a. M, 3. 10 and a 9 pm.
FOR Springfield, Nayneebur1 JaEei9,a;.
Sostesyillls hmoieexlie, Lenaps e as,sia
a. % a. M, z. 10. 10 and 8. 10 D. N.
FOR Coatesville and intermedisH poinH "
7.oi a. m, 2. %, 30 and 8. 10 p. IN. IN in.nd
For West Chester, 100 .. NJ, 4'W' i''VaA1
Daily except Saturday and sunday.
For New Bridge aud intermediate Poles
.. IL p. m. and on Saturday only At ~ Aaa
On sunday for Beading and iutefnedlss ~
points, at 8. d. q. m. and 90 y. ~, All ~ ~
Springfield and intermediate points D."
p. IN. .,.,,, .,,,s L, uIt,fls
Buperintendent Gen Pasa' As-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
DoWN RIVER EXCURSIONS.


d, 10 the Sheriff OF New Castle County, Greet
Whereas, Mary y. sailows, by her petition
10y 70 The Judges OF our Superior Court.
reai. hitl IN The Office OF the Protbopatury
:, q the said court, and for the county
~ New SArtie,, for The cause Of complaint
t snft h.letei has made Application 10 our
ulbto!FlHk Tie marriage existing between /, IL.
pettitloner aud her husband, Calvin SalIows'
" E, Therefore, command you that You sum
enr AVN ~ s4llo" so that he be and appear
Term thereof to be held at WIlminuton. an
nonuay, the sixteenth day of September, 10
answer the allegations of the said petitioner
mail UNI 10 ne Ac. OF Assembly IN such case
Mhal the said court shall there and Then son
sileI concerning him on this behalf as 10 The
sluft shaIl seem meet and consistent with the
pa1 " Of the said Ac, of Assembly. And
hahe you then there this writ,
n W illness The Honorable Joseph T. Comerva
i,7d,t AZ wilmington, this 9th day of May, A.
~; etshtsel hundred and eighty-nins.
Issued July II, 1879.
,r. GEO. A. MAXWELL, PROV,
me above is u true copy of the original wit
now In my hands, ALyAN AT, NJ "ii'
=J,l.,, ,,ro Sheriff.
'"'' ~ ioo'' 1yiS-ltaY-lm
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

Nv NIVVN ] NJ.
=, Tho following personal property
Beds and Bedste9ds, Tables, Chairs,
Lounges, Buronns, Carpets. Stands, dish
es, Scales and Weights, show Gases, Tea
Cadys, Ice Chest, Tubs and Buckets,
Cupboard. Also lot of things too
tedious to mention. WIN. TALLEY,
nuS3tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

All that certain lot or ri &c OF land with
nrPe-stury brick dwelling erected thereon,
situate IN tue city OF " ilmington, New Cattle
county, bel, bounded and described as IVl-
lows, 10 wit! Btginuing at Is point on tie
nprtaerlt SIDE OF SlNth street. between spruce
and tlufCh streets, Ht the distance of lil feet
g Inches tasitfly ircm the tasterly side OF
spruce street, thence uurthcrly parallel with
spruce street. AMI passing thrungh the mid
die OF tie division VAN between this and the
ahioinlHg house On The East % feet 10 corner,
fs+i titi.t,fs Ia n rnr1rr >" s,itb,r,
parallel with Spruce street 30 Ieet To said
nnrtherly side Of sixth street, AID thence
thereby easterly q feet tpehaB 10 the place Of
beginning, he the contents thereof what they
may. Book 2. vol. 10, p1 gp i53, 6c.
Seized and taken In execution Us the prnner
.y oil John p. AieCaIiam and /. T., and to he
sold by
kLyAE ALLEN, sheriff,
sherif's 0Glce, Miiminxton, July aith,
lass. ~ IA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
L. W. stidham q Son Auct.


In the city Of Wilmington, Del.
The following described personal property
bel. n cling 10 tue estate OF Millsani y. hui
lock, deceased, to witt
boxing machine and bits, polishirg ma
chine, circular saw, / rim nuudcr, 4 drill
and bis, planning machine, tointing ma
ne boring and mOrtbinE machine, /
! band raw aud saws, l bplE cutter and nx-
lures, spoke lennon machine, i emery
wheel, new patent coal wagon, l three
spring wagon, dsnrbornA, milk wagons, farm
wagons, wheel barrowa lot second hand
wagt II, lot milk wagon bodies, lot pannel
bodies, lot running gears. lot horseshoes an d
shoe irons, tools IN wheelwright aud black
smith shops lot lumber, lot iron, safes,
deske, l wardrobe, lounge, and lot Of mis-
cellnneous tools. fixtures aud property IN
aud about the wheelw wright and blacksmith
shop.
Attendance will be given and terms OF sale
made known by II. s, BULLOCK,
EAeeutor estate William y. Bullock, de-
ceased. au2-sAth IA
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

w en- baby was SICK, we gave her Caftorla.
When she was cAll1, sAe cried for Gastofla,
When she became Miss, Fhe elung to CAst1rla,
When she bad Ch!idten, she gave them Cas-
toria.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
C,c sed at l P. NJ. toner
row.

Five quires Wanauaker
: Linen" Note paper 2sc
Regular pri e 6oe. tile
mill fault that you'll | arjl,
suspect knocks the prices
askew.
juniper street side.
You can get a fairly good
Tennis outfit tor q trille.
Better and bet!er as you
care to pay.
More Man thirty styles Of
Rockets; can you find SIX
anya here elsa In town?
Hammocks ia heaps.
Mexican grass, or Palmer,
with pillow.
All the rigging for fishing
aS1 "a Ga ca u.
Basement, northeast of centre.
The little Kodak will take
100 pictures OF the bes,
scenes of your vacation.
Optical counter, near Juniper stree
dUur.
All sorts of Preserving
Kett,es-Agate, enameled
iron, Excelsior Cooking
Crocks-and a multitude OF
other ''putting-up'' tine
helps. =-=
Quart lin cans, 4sc q doz
Basement, northwest OF centre.
JOHN WANAMAKER,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
pUBLIC SALE OF STOCK.

NEW JERSEY AND WILMINGTON
~ Ferry Company. Time table betwet n
Wilmington and pennsgrove, taking eject
SUNDAY, Juna 20, 1850.
DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
Leave Wilmington, King street pier, 9. D.
A.tO, 9 - j. nj, n.Sn, I. Boa. IN. arrivc renns-
grove 40, as, $40 p. NJ, l2.o5, 800 u, m.
Leave PeunsgroYe q. lh, go a. M, I.25 g. ~
8 ~ p. m, arrive Wilmington go. 10. Is a.
IN, 40, S.So, COS y. IN.
SUNDAYS ONLY.
l. cave Wilmington So, 6 %, 200 n, m,
- i ., "A. NJ; arrive Pennsgroye O. no. 100
z, % p. M, 10 81, sos q. m. Leave Penn.
We 6;Wt W. .. m, 20, g. q, 100 y. IN
80 p. IN. Arrive Atlantic City 10. 10 a. IN,
leave Atlantic city g. % u. m.
PASSENGERS for " ilininEtnn may go on this
trip II the boat and take WILMINGTON 4 North.
trn train nom Pier. Pare the same as 10
king street. This boat viii not run however
Tor any but Cape May parties
A. u, MeCAUSLAND,
1e-9-codtf superintendent
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

l., W. JORDAN wILLRUS HACK
IL nom Brandywine summit Stallion u
camp grounds. Fare, 90 cents for round trip.
au5-2tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

his household furniture. consisting OF beds,
bedstrh'is and bedding. chaiis, tables, stand,
parlor and cooking stoves, tubs, buckets,
carpet by the yard, aud variety OF other
articles. CHARLES FHA NON
Terms; cash. au7-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
ELY'S
Cream Balm

For months l
suffered from a
very severe cold
|in head. Eiy's
Cream B al IN
bes worked like
magic In Its cure
after one weeks
use. l feel CRATE
iul for what 1t
has done for me.
- Samuel j.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

ltiar;hra aud dyseatery are prevented
during leethiAg b. Hogper's Anodyue.
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N. EGgaTy ( Son.
Cash or weekly and
monthly payments.

GHERIFF's sALE-BY vIRruEoF
Ma writ OF l.eFafi fHeias, To NIT directed, witt
be tApoted 10 publiC sale at the Court
Hoase. on Market street, between TrntI and
Eleventh streets, IN the city Of Wilmington,
New Castle county, Delaware,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
NOW READY
ALMOST A STOREFUL
OF
Fall and Winter Clothing
For those who like an
early chance at the
New Things.

Don't lose sight that
you're sure OF a generous
moneys worth in all sorts
of Lightweight Clothing,
This Is an unloading month.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
Philadelphia, Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

JULY lsL 1881
ns WIN leave whining ton rs follow,
VI s1,a "a W ts1pressB 1 4nt2. ss.Ls.
n, ~. Lisa III. IL ~ Os ma nsS IA 4, nsi
rs ssr q, ds,s sss q "a ! !. y ~ -"
~; D. D. q II ga. q. nh a. 20. iSS and
Accom- m odAtion. . ~, sea ioaan mR
a.. m. IL * isA loo. bsh ia and 70 d, ~ On
i, !; ns ~ 4 I. = ~ IN 81 y 4 8
Eor Wss, css.s.1, " "a L:no,,, ,Sus
s'9a ", 80 .Sd atoP. n, ,n,..,.
ions, 81. q. . w. y md III Il ;. y, '''
aitimere and IN soInsdiets ssatious loiii.
nj, 1@ p; N; and "a Y sight,
baltimore and Nashins ten, tsA Sos 81.
for beI.spDI.T b, ;pS .. Ss ts;
&c p .. M. and Il 3 s II d n.' n'S ~ ~
~ SsrYtkrtomh aud n hob1th, s.S n. ~ ~
ssAiord i,eeegm clat,crb G2sp.m.
harnngto5, peinar. and wJ ssAaonh ~
EIprsGs for Earriin ston. . so D, n,
Express Tor Over. Harrington. All d.
o11 *: SSS. 3. sssA 2ld r'ia' 'a
Leave Phnaasiphia, Broad street. for VII.
ANARlosal ~ fkh w.
y. 70 ~ y II II 80 q. M, tI2sl 3O1 d, az
y. on, '0.z, CO. 6o7, 6sT. n2j. ~,
, Aiees@n &. saa.icp. , "a ,sas, an LIZA
SUNDAY 1HAINS
f. hieasiphla tsxpressl q. aS,, .:l7n
4. q. r., z n, y AZ ! Msnc II ijp.u,
a. \ ~ M o,1etions asa. m, Ian ia III
So, ~ ~ g and 10 - p. m. ="
~ is. AM eaPiessl. f0j.s 10. IL aaan
AZ N mod Hon. SIS MI Rll Is. 10.
For Ne.hy ,0 % .. NJ. ,.O ,,n
foTh teKpreash q IA
II On. M n, Ril q, e"A 'AA :" AAA
Il FOE 4 SssI !, ohes,,r, via LAnOtln. 'i'a, a"
for 0sps VhaIlea. Old Point eonforL ana
Fof Eeu.JasIa, Kirkwood, hiddieloNn,
Clayton, Dover. fslton, herftnstou, .ftlss-
VILE, Beaford, Laurel aud Delmkr, w 70 ksAhs
baltimore and Washington. t4a, o. w
a. M, IL e, 4ss, "a "a q. ~ t0p, m. and l!H
Night. BElrnore. q. o2 p IN. and u ~ Nlshi.
Leave Philadelphia broad street ioT MY
mington terpresiI, $50, 7.N e.ll ~ A;
NJ, sb', b.os 'Lis, so. e.d lL@n, l,D A1i
. lac Accom- mediation, as5 p.eA. NJ, r@Laa
For further Information, Rssssen9eern' ' ara l"
ferred to the ticket oroo at the ssa:loa.
Trains marked thus ~ are haiSSA oAstsh
tpon which extra fare Is enATa91' u,,n,
Gem: Il hss.asr General PASSENGER Al
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DUBLIC sALE-wILL DE SOLD AT
Public suio at 6i0 West seventh
street on
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09

HASAiItKIRS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-08-09
Il 11-cent goods; this lot to so at
Gents, d fer { S Gents
SATEENS MUST GO:

Old prices, I2Ic, zoe, 25c.,
35c. Among the Il 1z-ccnt
ones you will find some as fine
as you handled.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-26

FIENDIsH DUELIsTs. The particulars Of
very singular duel recently fought in Taos
CO., NM. are just coming TO light. An Indian
settler named Wankinshee and Juan Verges,
6 wealthy Mexican cattle m au repaired to
spot about six miles from the town Of Taos,
Just at the break of day to ''settle an old
grudge" The weapons were butcher
knives, and by the method ofGghting agreed
upon each man sas to submit his hand to
uis opponent and have one finger cut of,
the cutting 10 be done alternately and the
man who first evinced signs of pain to be
stabbed TO the heart. The Indian by toss
secured the first cut, and deliberately taking
the hand of ;he enemy with quick stroke
severed his fote6ueer The Mexican never
uttered sound. The Indian reached out
his hsni and of came his thumb. This
continued in silence until the cattleman had
lost four fingers and the IGdian four.
When the Indan reached for his foes left
hand the lattot's second becoming frighten-
ed at the fearful flow Of blood. sent bullet
through the Indians heart The affair is
one of the most barbarous and inhuman
ever heard of in any land and all parties
to it should be prosecuted. 1t is thought
the cattle man will die.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1889-10-26

LOVES DREAM QUICKLY ENDED. The
elopement Of A. R. Matchett, son Of the
wealthy paper box manufacturer, OF Pitts
burg, with Mary, daughter of E. D. Wilt,
manager of the Grand Opera House. which
occurred last July, has turned out to be a
case Of repentance at leisure. The young
lady, after three months of welded life, has
returned to her fathers home, and the hus-
band has put an advertisement In the news.
paper warning persons not to trust her, as
he will not pay ber debts. The young wife
who is petite and pretty. says she thinks it
was real mean of Dick" to put the notice
in the paper, and now she will not 60 back
to him.