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Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
ST. .,...sry Punishment.

7. 10 stated that two valuable horses
weie taken from the stables OF DIR. Wm.
Hitch OF Laurel, Sussex county, on Wed
nssday night, by colored mar, who
badly abused Them. For This olcu.e the
man was arrested, when the magistrate
turned him over to tho doctor for pun
ishment. The doctor forth ith had him
tied, and proceeded TO wear ctrriagc
~hip out upon his back. This is rather
n summary madc OF proceeding. but even
II costs wcro thus saved Tho example
cannot 10 commended s worthy oil iiai-
\ .tlou.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
sons ofst. George.

Windsor Lodge OF this city will pay a
fraternal Wait 10 John Bright Lodge,
vii leave the p, W. 4 Is. depot at 6.40
O'Clock. All memhers are requested to
meet at the depot At $50 O'Clock. The
members OF Nc'son Lodge, Chester, will
also visit Darby. They will join their
Wilmington brothers at the Chester
depot. There will <be no meeting OF
Windsor Lodge to morrow night.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Milan and Fancy
BRAID HATS
From 25 Gents Up.

l have just received a lot OF
Fancy Braids, worth SIPS, at
oS cents. Also fancy Tuscan
Bonnets, 3 latest shapes.
/ worth SIPS, only IS cents. t
Especially large and at
tractive collection of Lcghorns,,
black and white. /,
French Chip Flats. in COM
bination colors andplain black
with low crowns and wide
rims.
We are receiving new goods
! every day. The best display
1 of Trimmed Millinery in the
city. l have the prettiest lot
! Of Fancy Plaid Silks, Scarfs
and Ribbons at 20 cents per
lyard. Extra quality Of Black
Ribbon at 20 to 2S cents pen
yard. An endless variety
of Flowers, Blossoms, punched
and wreathes, as low as Ioc,,
2oc, 25c, 35c, up to S3.
/ My prices are lower than
ever. Ladies', it will be to
Hyour interest to call and ex-
anime my goods.
Hat, Bonnet and Toque
frames. latest shapes, only I5c.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
High Recommendation

OF DR.. Simms' White PulmoDic BAlsam.
SAID q lady, 1t cured cases In my family
which were marvellous cures. Shs Gays
1t Ia the best lung mcdioiue over made.
said a gentleman, 1t saved my VITO from
dying from consumption t.n yesrr ago.
so we can give them right along for
coughs, colds, sore throat, aud the cough
III the grippe 1t ~ splendid. Soc. and u.
Sold by druggists. Depot Fourth and
kipg.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

l}aso hall.
The following games were played yes
terday:
PLAYERS LEAGUE.
AT leveland-Cleveland, 4; Chicago.5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
At Chicago-Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, 3.
At Cleyelxnd-Clevelsnd, IL; Cincin-
natl, IL.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Rochester--Rochest 9; Brook
!yu, I.
At Tolcdo-Toledo, 8; Columbus, 8.
At Louisville -Louisyille, @; St.
Louis, 8.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Al Elston- Easton, IL; Lancaster, 7.
At Lebanon-Lebanon, y; Yotk, o..
At Altoona Altoona, 15; Harrisburg,
n.
III Chicago the Players' League is
known as tbs "pirates."
Tucker, Donovan and Long are the
noisy Boston League coachers.
General Dixwell has presented each OF
the Boston Players with n neat bat bag.
The Philadelphia Players Club best
pitchers seem TO bo tho "kids," Hustled
aud Kneii.
President spalding has sent the Chi
cago Brotherhood officials season ticke 4
for his League gruunds.
The Philadelphia Boston and Phlla-
delphia- New York games were stopped
yesterday by rain 10 the second inning.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
This Is Interesting.

II will lie Of great interest to the pub
lie to know that to.morIow closes tue
great advertised sale OF footwear OF the
stock OF WAlls and Pcstles at Ham :
burgers fhoe house. There are genuine
bargains to be had, aud another days
brisk trade can be anticipated. Ham
burgers shoe house. 203 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Professor W ellis

Eyesiaht-testing rooms for spectacles,
3O5 Msrset street. Wilmington, Del, +,
where eyes are all carefully tsstel by the
most improved scien tiic method over all
otheis, enables US to detect at once all
detects OF vision.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
New Haven wins.


Tue Wilmington Club was defeated by
the New Haven team yesterday without
sny ex, riion whatsver. Tho game was
tors having everything their OWE way.
Wilmington was retired Ia one, two,
three order up TO thtIeIghth inning. The
only Lits on the Part OF the home team
were made by Williams and Gailigan in
tho sixth inning. Lawson, who went 10
tho box against the visit0rs, pitched very
poorly up to the Afth inning aud thsn
retired, Cox succeeding him. The follow.
ing 10 tho score BY innings:
Wilmington ......0 O00O0 l.
New Haven. ......2 O33 o Ox-l1
BATTERIES, Lawton, Cox and Wiliiams;
Doran and Hoilord. Time OF game,
hour and 30 minutes. Umpire, John j.
Kelley.
THE wAYSIDE CLUB.
The Wsyside Base Ball Club hiss or
ganixsd for the season, and their mana
ger has signed the following Players
J ohm Hsrkins, c.; l.. Campbeli, p.; g.
Carroll, se.; NJ. I. Carney, lb.; u. drubb
2b.; /; J. Sheridan. 3b; }. Fiemipg, H.; j,
Croxler, CT; J. Reedy. RI; W. Dorsey
bat carrier; W. H0ian, water carrier; q
| Smith, mascot. AL challenges will b
received by 2. Darlington, manager, III
| West Fifth street.
rnE BurcHERs' GAME.
Tho north sid, aud south sido butcher
OF ths Secoud street market crossed bat
at the Front and Union streets base bal
grounds yesterday aft. .rnoon. aud playe'
quite an interesting game. Tho score b,
inulngs:
North Side. ......4 0 0 j U o O-l
South side. ........3 U 10 OOO2-
Batteries, Quigley AMI Rssves; War
rex aud n lior. Two base hits, Quigle
"A, Il Gibbons. Sacrifice hits. 1hompson
Miller, Carton, Smith, Woolsoy. Bas
on balls, fT Gu gley $, Miller 4. Umpire
Frank Marshall.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

The remains OF Susan Hewlns. colored,
no resideds Ia the eastern Iait VI the
city, were Inferred yesterday IN St.
Peters Cemetery. Size was 7o years OF
age, and It was remarked 40 rather q
novel coincidence tn It she belonged to =
society that turned out rs mem bers.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
EXPENSES.

A resolution offered by Mr.. Chambers,
providing for night driver Of the police
patrol wagon. was referred to the Police
Committee.
John Boughman was unanimously
elected city auditors clerk for the ensu-
ing year.
Messrs. Magee, Coley and McKenney
we're appointed committee to audit the
accounts OF the Street and Sewer Depart
ment.
Mr.. Sawdon offered . resolution to
provide for the erection of o stable for
the police patrol horses on the city lot at
the roar oi the hall. which was postponed
for ono week.
Mr.. Sawdon reported that the Police
Committee had awarded tho contract for
police clothing to George w. Quinn, at
$3.50 per suit.
Bills were passed as follows:
Martin J. Mcaley, Si63. .93; Bridget
Joyce, $l1.75; Megary 81 son, $6o.s5; Z.
Wyatt, t5.63; Adams g. Bro. $l.2S
Francis I. Sawdon, SIS; William Dol
lard, $50; G. 81 w. Pyle Company, "; IL.
q. Tucker, "a; r. H. Griffith. %; Fell q
Joseph. 5000; Owen J. Hession. $3.50;
same, $l.50.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Dastroyea BY Fire.

The celebrated 5 Is. 3. B. cigar, manu-
iactured by II. +. Bourbon s. Bro, No.
2l9 West Second street. Sold at all the
leading hotels aud cigar stores. Try one.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Nationalist Meeting.

The Irish Nationalist will hold An im-
portsnt meeting in their rooms. Filth
and Market streets, Sunday afternoon,
May 4th. at 3 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Lecture this Evening.

Mics Bertha Peirce of Still Pond, Md.
will lecture al the paper cap entertain
meut, this evening, in 81. Paul's A. U.
NJ. r. Church, South Wilmington.
Those who doubt that . good thing may
come out of Maryland are invited to at
tend.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
lSros oas
Tno cncapest hnt house In the city
tlnn ford Isros'. AOA Market street.

T'no Cncapest hut house In tho city
ltlnn ford ltrOs'. AOS Market street.
Jiy susi's coal; Won will iikelt.
American Laundry, COZ zWestFront,s.
Try Bush's coal, you win surely iisss.
CuppinR and leechlng. It's q. Sscondst.
fine isk. Rings at Hani's, 10 E. 4th strest.
Frank Hoop smith. druggist, sth aud King.
II you want cheap picture frames go to 2
X. Baugti, 2e5 West Second street. have the
largest stock In Delaware. Come and see ior
yourselves.
At IS. 2i0 Mark let street. has the. largest and
cheapest stoc OF hats, white shirts, under.
wear, neck wear aud hosiery In the city. Call
and aeshiin.
One OF the ch oiccst books OF the season 10
ten by herself and sou. FOR sale by JOHN 2.
BnyANT,. TIA freach street. AGENTS
WANTED,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
TIL. lrisIn Market.

Powell has ON his stalls in the Third
street market fne lot Of shad, herring,
butter fish, porgies, catfish, cells. trout,
halibut, hsddocs, etc. Open on satur-
day until 10 p. m.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Quality Wins.

Try tho Five Brothers Brand OF Plug
Chewing Tobacco, and he convinced that
nothing better can be had for the came
money. All dealers soil It..
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Fresh Eish.

r. NJ. Starr, having leased the old
established fsh MARKET at No. 3oS Madi-
son street, would bo p oased to have hts
fri,nds and the public generally give
him call. All kinds Of dsb always on
hand.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
The Murder Of o,ays.n.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Nay 1.-The
Clayton. Breckenridge Congressional In
vesslgation C0mmittes devoted smother
Gay In exaWinlng witnesses from Howard
Township. Conway County, the scene Of
Claytou's Assassination. About flfty resi-.
dents Of that place, including the elec-
ton judges and deputy shsri6s who were
indicted for stealing the ballot box,
testified that they voted for Clifton X,
Breckinridgs.
The principal wltnsss Of the day was
Charles Wohl, the Republican super
visor, who witnessed the theft Of the poll
books and box. Wohl told . straight
forward story exactly In accordance with
his Testimony before the Federal Court.
He said:
zone Of the judges, Hobbs, who Wa
also indicted charged with being . party
TO the crime, and myself were seated In
tie room where the election was held,
shorty after closing the polla. Four
masked men entered the room with
drawn rtvolvers and commanded me to
turn my back, at tho sams time taking
the poll books and box and walkiog of.
The ether two judges had gone out fol
supper. The box contained os7 votss
OF that number about 600 were Repub
licau tickets with Clayton's name fol
Cougress. ! am Republican and votet
for John NJ. Clayton.
AN EFFORT TO KILL woHL.
T recognised the voics OF the mai
who entered the room. II was Charlie
| Ward, one Of tho clerks. He WAS trie,
with the balance In the Federal Cour
and acquitted. A short time after tn
thoft OF the ballot.box, whi.e sitting in
back room In Mr.. BrAdley's ONCE, s0m
one fired through the window, the bal
striking me back OF the neck aud lodx
Ing near the base Of the byain. Sc vera
leading Democrats Of Plummerville wer
In the room with me at the time, and
few minutes before was shot one {
them asked me to change seatA with HIN
The house 10 situated about four b'ocl
from whore John NJ. Clayton was Assai
sirAted."
TuG HOOPER STORY.
The committee tolegrAphsd to Jeflei
sonville, Indiana, to-day tor Jerad Safe
tue former Los Angeles, California, cit
zen who started tho ttory that To
Hooper out OF reve 60 killed Clayto
inistaking him for his brother, Pows
Clay tor. No ons here, except . 10
Democrats. attach any Importance to Il
Hooper story.
fyou want = cheap Sunday suit ST.
In NJ. Meycrs', 400 Market street, bcfo
purchasing elsewhere. ''lt doesn't &C
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
All the Profit

Thrown of OF patent medicines. Prices
lower than tho lowest. veasey's Phsr-
macy, corner Eighth aud Monroe.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Mr.. Archie eands, agent for the
Steelton 81 Dixie Co., Is In town to-day
arranging for q grand excursion to the
booming city Of the South. Salem. Va.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
%

for l2 cabinet photographs and one 1890
crayon portrait at Cumming gallery,
602 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
q nen Baby was SICK,

q nen Baby was SICK,
We savS her Castoria.
When she was Child,
She cried for Castbria.
Whom she became Miss,
She chung to Castoria.
When she had Children.
She gave thon Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

DR.. 6imms' Blood Purifier, the great
blood cure, the Incompatible spring and
summer medicine, for all dis eases OF the
blood. The genuine sells at 81 by drug
gists. Depot, Fourth and King streets.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

II you want . black wors'cd suit for
$500 60 - M. Meyers ,4o6 Nj arkst street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Acaorslcon I,laatIng

done at the Philadelphia Ladies' Suit
Store, No. 121 Market street, Ut shortest
notice,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Harness, robes and whips at Perkins
No, 101 West Zig ghth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
t,oiuc,,lence,

90 TO NJ. Meyera', 400 Market street,
for your clothing II sou want them to dt.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
leo Cream.

@. Barrett, Tenth and Market streets.
makes his own ice cream. Try 1t; III
good.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Harness repaired promptly at Perkins'
l0l w. Eighth street.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

Gu Cd by using sImms' Cough Syrup.
Mothers. use 10. Contains NO opium; al
ways safe The genuine sells at 25c. by
sli drugsists. Depot. 4lh and King sts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

New milk, cents per quart.
Skim milk, 2 cents per quart.
Butter milk, 4 cents per quart.
Best butter iu tho city.
Tatnsil's creamery, 4th and shiplsy sts.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

iu tho business he hss with him CHARLES
e. Sparkle. who 10 also snthusiastic In
the trade. Nj. Sparks u. ~ t1pert in
Aoral devices. IT, (destgnD,
one af }.s~ - scousrsss Inhibited
hid ys gown says ho will take
pail ~ another chrysanthemum sh0w
nsxt fall. The plants 10 training for It
do NOT make much Of . show now, but
they will be towering beautiss By that
ylmo. Is
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

IF you want = cheap Sunday suit stop
In NJ. Meycrs', 400 Market street, before
purchasing elsewhere. "lt doesn't cost
any thug to look"
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Dase hall.

She gave thoIn Castoria.
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02

AT Elston- Easton, IL; Lancaster, 7.
At Lebanon-Lebanon, y; York, ..
At Altoona ALTOONA, 15; Harrisburg,
Daily Republican., 1890-05-02
Read.
Bargains !

70 palrs OF Ladies' solid leather soft Pebble shoes, all
Value ti.50, for Csc.
GO pars of glazed Kill button Shoes ope tee strai
leather tipped, fine dress Valuo S2.25 at S39
30 pairs Of lales KID button boots all styles aud lasts
and ~, bO, for Sl25
lot Ladcs fine dress glazed kid button shocs, opel
heels Always sold at s.. 80, Ut Sl.5O.
large lot OF mixed styles, only desirable goods Ever
slos. !
20 pairs OF ladies' Oxford ties patent leather tips Vslr
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-19

nature CANDLES. The fox does, when he
enters the hen roost; the hawk, when he
swoops down upon the spring pullet; the
cat, when she jumps upon the table; the
man eater, when he enters the hunting
camp; the coon, when he sneaks into the
corn patch. There is fascination about
taking chances. Here, too, the social
cant be" has his revenge. He isn't
ashamed to be seen in the club house,
or pool room, or on the race track. Wom-
en- are natural gamblers. Eve knew tn at
it was hundred to one that the apple
would disagree with her; but she took
her chances. Excluded from the club
house at Saratoga, the women give full
rein to their penchant by putting up their
money on the races-some openly, others
through an agent. Said superb social
cant be" on the race track:
Betting is of divine origin. The crea-
tion of the world was all speculation!
Then holding up an ungloved hand, upon
one of the fingers of which glistened a
thousand dollar diamond. she exclaim-
ed: For instance, you see that ring. l
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-19
.,n. smoke, GIGS. drinks pony brandies,

sshe smokes Gigs, drinks pony brandies,
and swears-only think of I'll"
How old is she?" l inquired, for l
hadn't seen her yet.
"Forty-sunny side, you know. Twice
married-real grass widow, now.
-Ah, thanks; l never patronize the
turf
A little later l asked: who is the tall
queenly woman, dressed IN such bad
taste?"
why that's Mrs. Skidmore-Frumpy;
The Frumpys are very rich. and spend
money like water.
"A6, yes; Frumpy of the Cant Kill
kidney Cure
And the pale, thin, intense face near
herr"
-Shl not so loud. That's Melanie Fitz
Mullonie. Don'tyou remember, she failed
| last season as an actress.
But tell me, who's the wild-eyed, Wild
| haired, wild d-mannered-~-
| That Oh, nothing much. 1t failed
| as sculptress, then as an artist
@And what did the sprightly being with
big eyes, short hair, and SO many teeth
! fail as"
"A wife!"
You ask me why they don't stop the
gambling here? Because they don't want
to. 1t paws them to let it alone. Al
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-19

fair would-like-to-be. It was cruel, for
the crowd of social and political have
beens" missed her very much.
For such person, Saratoga is nothing
without mother. Early in June New
York paper contained this advertisement:
Wanted, an elderly lady With refined face,
gray hair and embonpoint if possible, as
a companion" That was some poor
lonely lady in search of mother
Published up in q neat black silk, with
pufs of gray hair under lace cap, this
mother" will make her appearance at
the Springs after few weeks rehearsal.
But she hasn't got over her frightened
look. She sits on the edge of her chair,
looks like a cat in a strange house, and
never converses. Ma, is SO difident, you
know"
There comes Miss Faith O'Frolicsome.
Faith is diaphanous creature, mentally
md physically. She is would like-to-
oe," and has her mother with her. limo
hy 0 Frolicsome-h her father now in heav-
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-19
have put up my immortal soul against

have put up my immortal soul against
that"
And you'll win, of course, suggested
one of her male companions with
peculiar smile.
Cant tell yet; no drawing till the first
of the year.
"Oh, some lottery business"
"Yes; I've married him"
Say our Mohammedan friends: Cards,
women and wine, these be your Christian
vicesl7 Saratoga would therefore be a
fine school for q Mussulman to study
these vices OF ours in their fullest devel-
ment. Said Mohammed: Accused be
games Of chance." To the Christian way
of thinking life would be robbed of half
its charm if it could be reduced to a cer-
tainty The exquisite power Of fascina-
tion about life at the Springs lies there
in that here nothing is reduced to cer-
tainty.
What grand old lady that is just
ai9hting from her carriage What dig
nifty, graciousness and generosity amin ate
her refined dowager facel"
Yes, Mother Winch is very generous
to the boys especially on short loans
with diamonds as collat.
Gracious Heaven, isn't there anything
genuine here2 Come, let's go and drink
some of the waters, Sir Cynic.'
-Or, possibly. they too, are not what
they pretend to be. These delicious
rlls, sparkling and bubbling titillatine
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-19

en-was Bowery furniture dealer.
"1im, the boys used to call him, and the
girls, too. lie made a large fortune sell
ing furniture at four times its value to
ladies" on easv terms. He didn't alv avs
get his money, but VIXEN he did-well, it
paid him. When man sells S25 sofas
for 500 each he can afford to lose a sofa
occasionally. Miss Faith is a very proper
person, and even reproyes her mother for
eating with her knife or for scratching
her ankle in the hotel parlor. She says
Mother" with charming intonation.
"How many children have you, Mrs.
fO'Frolicsomel" asked some one.
'Nota W n" cried the old lady but
she caught herself by the heels just in
The nick Of time, and added with a smile
yard wide and all Irish, 'acciptin, ay
coorse, me little Faith, here.
OF late years there has been a great ef-
fort to make cottsge life feature at tue
Springs 1t doesn't work very we'll I be
cottages are there but Have beons,
-cnnt be's" and 'would-like-to-bo's" are
poor material TO take home with you.
leading ACw York lawyer introduced his
wife 20 a friend on the steps Of q hotel.
What dfeadiully common man
.Ny denr. was the calm reply no
mau can be- common who has an income
OF hfiy thoHH nd Year
TO return 20 cotiese life. dropped n
al Mrs. bQmp.Miggina loulout count
nowadays without a hyphoHaied name.
IA vas au afeuoan reception, Nn
lump-W iNHIus WaFH t0aWfll creole.
lhatHa euFhemlam uhlgh mAuf taka to
me "a SINCE Qf d .efa h.uni
'hagals lss. sall arfelly gif. ta mt
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-19

would like to be's, and some nave
beens." Saratoga is the paradise or
~have beens." Here the ancient beau,
padded, powdered, and periw igged, and
the @old girl" painted, puttied, and plas-
tered, both feel at home. IT makes them
puff to climb the steps of the monster
hotels, but when they get their second
wind they feel quite young for an hour
or so. There goes q political has been
"a dead issue. He was Gleenback can
didate for Governor and came within
l00,000 ..votes of being elected. You
might ask me the difference between the
society has been" and the political has
been" She travels on virtue which she
once had, and he on virtue which he
never had.
Ah, here comes "would-like-to-be "
with her mother. Last year certain
well-known would like-to- be" came up
here with "cant t-be" instead of her
mother" 1t was a great mistake to
leave her mother at home possibly
the poor old lady was ailng Anyway,
the hotel folks, for some reason or other,
wanted the very room occupied by the
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-19

~ - -
S / sit sometimes
on a hotel veranda
in this beautiful
town and watch the
motley crowd pass
to and fro, l ask
myself. Wnat does
it all ms an? Each
of these m in d $
must be pursnin g
a different train of
thought. else why
these different ex-
press ons. t h e s o
ever varying attl-
tudes, these yarl-
Gus tones OF voice,
I these gaits of con-
traaIed S pc e d !?
WHY ? y e aus e
some Of them are
"can be s, some
"can't be- s." some
Chicago eagle., 1890-07-19
PLEASANT SARATOGA.
OBSERVATIONS AT THE MOST
POPULAR SUMNER RESORT.

1t Is the Paradise of "Have Beens"-The
Ancient Beau and the Faded "oid 6irf'
both Feel at Home There Why Gam
bling Is Not Suppressed at Saratoga.
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