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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

lyon RENT A dniIy farm Of lin acres
" belonging 10 the Thatcher estate. sit
uated in W ilnIagtpn aud snbuIb- ON tho
north side OF the Braudywins. from
Church street 10 the river, Also on the
same property, stone quarry for sitle OF
rent on Fourteenth street brfwecn Pine
and Church. Apply to wM. S. llII.LIsS
Attorney, $50 MaIAet q Ieet. na!.tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

1~R RENT-Ihe twO-stnTy hrIclS dwell
IL ing, No q lrw ullaCoi rent u. 10. A D
ply at this Office. n2D
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04
DU Bic SALE

DUBLIC SALE
PERSONAL PROPERTY TO CLOSE a
PARTNERSHIP.
VIM be sold at public sale. on the prom.
ises. in Brandywlne hundred. near y. y
u. X. r.. two mica from Wilmington
New Castle county. Del. on
THURSDAY. DECEMBER z. 1893.
Of 10 O'Clock a. n.. 4l
One 35-horse power engine and boiler,
heavy circular saw IN II complete. extra
hG-inch circular saw, cross-cut saws. can't
hooks axe1. etc; lot Of mill tools
counter shaft with pulleys. betting. etc.
3 saw tables complete / excellent 2a-iuch
pluucr with counter. band saw with saws.
| heavy timber cart. medium timber
cart, dearborn. ! set double harness
set single harness. pair of team horses
large mil building with shop, dry house.
wagon house, stable for horses. feed
house, one lumber house, small house.
and lot OF articles nos enumerated.
Terms at sale.
JAMES NJ CARVER.
CHARLES l.. SIMMONS.
Thomas Dnyett. Auetioneer. d2-ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

L'OR RiNT-'fho large store. so. I'll;
IL MISC large dwelling OF No. III wesi
10 Philip Il. ilUnkett, No. auj West Front
Hrcct. uGa!.1f
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

INOR REN1'-Chenp, twu.-tpry brick
~ hnus', No. IL liw.n Place. Apply to
ii. r.. Vernon. this Office. n2l-tf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

II vision store situated in the western
part of city; intending to quit business |
will sell my entire stock and fixtures. For
particulars. address j. L. s.. Republican
on ,e. dl-3t'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

LNOh RENr--Ntcely furnished ropms
IL with heat unl IS table ho ri next
door. Apply ut -! West Ith 81. H4,l4I'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

LNoR REN Twa.storv frame house
II Ne. ~ DUPONT .tTuCt Italian tenant,
preferred; VIII rent low, Apply TT this
office. usg=Gt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

4GAMANTHA At THE WORLDS
- FAIR Josiah Aliens Wifc's new
book. just out. Ideal book for Christ
mas present. 6n1 pages. over InO illustru-
lions. Ia cloth, $3.50; baIf-Bus>ia sam.
For sale by VIM. 4. Tull. agent, So Monroe
street Wilmington. Del. Orders by mail
also promptly iillrd. n.g-eUdlm.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04

INOR RENT-llooms, northwest corner
II 18th and Walnut streets. Suitable
for light houSrlSnc dug. dl-stf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-12-04
TARas FOR SALE

Il by
E. X. GREEN. REAL ESTATE AGENT.
BENNETT SQUARE. PA.
I0s acres near turnpike 6 miles from Will
mlngton, Del. sold to close ala estate.
4incres At Fairville, Chester county.
a. acres near Kenneth square, PA. -...
% acres near Fairyille Mills, ia.
90 acres near fnirville Mills, Pa
qs acres y mites south ct Kenneth 81.
~ acres NJ at Roseiale. Chcs' or county.
% acres nc ~ l'nirville Sta ion Chester 20.
80 acres near Locust Grove, Chester co.
~ acres near AVondalc. Chester county.
a3 acres near hvoniale. Chester county.
~ acres near Avoniale. Chester county.
Many of these farms are desirable hmd
pricrs right. too. For particulars address
as above. nl3-gt cod
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1893-03-27

On the one hand there's
$500 in cash; on the other,
there's a cure for your Ca
tarrh. One of these two things
has got to come to you-that's
promised and agreed by the
proprietors of DR.. Sage's Ca
tarrh Remedy.
But, do you think they'd
make any such promise if they
weren't sure that you'd be
cured That has come to
thousands, through this RENE
dy, when everything else has
failed. BY it's mild, soothing,
cleansing and healing proper
ties, the worst chronic cases of
Catarrh in the Head have been
perfectly and permanently
cured.
That's the reason they're
willing to take such a risk.
This is what they say, clearly
and plainly: If we can't cure
your Catarrh, no matter how
bad your case or of how long
standing, we'll pay you $500
in cash." If they have faith
enough to say that, isn't it safe
for you to have a little faith,
too?
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
Nntlopnf Iurnfest,

Milwaukee. WIS. July 2l,-The
,ru,ns,s u,,b. cnun,ry have ,.keu the
c,,v hy s,oru nr.,.ra,ory To the opeu.
,n,, -, ~. ,y.,,, ux,h national Turn
,.s, o,,,. y,,,h Amar,oan Turn.r
Rand Tn.v ara coming IN ON every
,,.,, and ,h. mir ,.var,.ra,as with the
s,,.,ns -, nus,c ior zach arriving 80
c..,y "a .scor,.d IN us h.ndouart.rs by
=, ,.,..,,,, comm,,,.. of s,o,.rs and a
n,rd i,..dou.r,a,s have been 90.
,,,nhsh.d for all ,bs Turner's N, the wes,
81. r,,, ,I.u whlls racsn,,on head.
,o.,,.,s .,. n, Ex,,si,ion building.
n,., IT,, ,,o,sa,d .c,,vs Turner's and
.,v.,.I ,h,,s.,d ,,n .act,ys memb,rs
,,..J s,,L., thu adyanoa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
LATEST TELECRAMS.
Chic state Politics Attracting
National Attention.
The National Turnf,St In Progress at
milwaukee.
lRl.LAND'S BANAT TllE FAIR,

Curtrunti, O., July II The forth
c.ming state democratic convention, aud
winch N To sslect IA standard bearer to
enter the field against Gov. Mckinley,
I-pnises tn take on more uf u national
tuan stat. character. The convention
r. To be held during the week of the
opening uf the special session OF cou-
gtcsr, and within couple of days after
President Cleyeland's nesssge on exlst.
Ius conditions IL gwen to the country,
aud Il IL proposed to make the state con.
,autluu tho ocCas,oL TOR Il national rsti.
nrstlon and indorsement Of whatever
pu-tion he may assume, Rapresenta
tive democrats from mauy pars VI
the country have been invited,
aud nave promised 10 attend,
nnl the arrangements in progress
fDr the event arc M extensive as though
national convention was in the itnme
dlste future. A press committees oom.
posed ot representatives VI the various
papers aud press associations has been
irrmed with James ". Faulksr as chair
lnan and Frank r.. Gessuer as secretary ,
aud advices received IN response ~ n
circular Indicate that all the leading
papers oi the country will send repre-
s.ntatly.s to the convention. All the
loa,hng hotels are uyerwhe eel with Nj
vance requests Tor the asslgnment OF
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
IrrInnd'n DAY.

Chicago, July 2l.-Wilhin few days
circulars will 10 sent out by commit.
t,- representing sll the local Irish organ
llat,ons to IRISH socisties and prominent
lrlshmon throughout the country ask
'ns their co operation IN making Ire
lands day al the World's fair and which
occurs early in September the creates,
drmonstrstlon OF the race that has ever
taken place on this continent. The pro-
mpiets Of the demonstration expect that
minimum OF b hundred thousand
lt,"hmsn will pass through the gates on
lfrIauds day. There will be mass meet
'nss at which home rule will be lsuded.
hni Il the condition OF parliamentary
business permits II is expected that some
o' the home rule members will DO present
lrirgrams have already beon received
't'm representative lr,shmsn OF New
lotH, Bostop, Philadelphls aud other
cities plc'lRlng supper, in making the
event memorable one.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
TrieRraphir Arryittes

Martin Etohelberger, Of York, Pa, has
left $siuoO to Yale.
TIE crops IN Celar county, Seb., have
been totally destroyed 10y terrific hall
storm.
Henry Ault, OF Afford, lad shot aud
killed lteutz MiIey who had broken INTO
the room OF Ault's mother.
The triple scre~ cruiser Columbia, be
ing built by the Cramps at phllade
phla, IN ready for her trial trip.
Secretary and Misc Herbert left Wash.
ington on the Dolphin Tor New York.
Newport and ether northern navai sta.
tions
George Null, a prominent grocer ~
Lawrence, Kansas, accidentally shot
himsr!: while shooting fruss. lie Will
recover
Governor Markham. OF California. ~
ia San Franclsco consulting political
successor.
Sheriff II. J. Spradley shot and IN.
stantly killed Joel Goodwin, ot logans.
port, La, at that place. Both men were
noted "klllers"
The United States war ship Alliance
has been ordered IN haste from Calino,
Peru, 10 Corrinto, Nicaragua, where u
revolution ~ 10 progress.
Delegates from thes,rical employee
unions all over the couatry are holding n
con ference IN New York to organize n
national alliance OF the orders.
Horace Rsnnie. IA real estate dealer u
Springfield. Mo. Was found dead in n ho-
tel room ut Wichita, Kss. Heart disease
10 supposed to have been the cause.
Miss Louise Bryan, OF Newark, N. j.,
aged 10, died Of hydrophoD,a, caused by
Q dog bite April 2G. ln her last agony
she scratched her atiianoed on the head.
Congressman Bourks Cochran, OF New
York. 10 being talked Of IN Washington
~ chairman of the house coinage com
nittse 10 succeed Congressman Bland,
Of Missouri.
The republican state central commit
tee oi Indianna has decided TO begin pro
ceedngs 10 test the constitutlonalIty OF
OF the present legislative spportionmenl
OF the state.
| Chairman Fuller, OF the democratic
state central COMMITTEES Of Iowa, says
omphAticSlly that Governor Boies will
be rsnominated as the democrats can
not do anything elss.
Mrs. Charles Baker, OF 81, Paul, MINI.
was burned 10 death by agasohos sI'
plosion. During her agony, 10 an effor'
10 put out the flames, some one threw
boiling water On her.
Herbert ID. Gale, q young lawyer o.
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, arrested for viola
ton OF the prohibitory law, was ARRESTED
by the federal authorities for selling II
auor without government license.
The field trials Of harvesting machines
this week are not likely 70 be very OF
citing since oil but one hrm have abso
iutely refused 10 take part 10 them
One OF the reasons given for this sppa
rent md ference 10 that Mr.. Thatcher
awards would he worth nothing, 20 thu
,hsre 10 no reason for going 10 the OK
| IN nat than
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
"The Noble Art Of Self Defence,
AaI Iaflh kI A. AulAoEIIi.

Self defense - instructive Persons
Who lind themselves afflicted with heart
d,ssass rs manifested by its many symp-
toms, palpitation. short breath Irregular
pulse, pain IN side or shoulder smoth-r'
ing, faint,ng or dropsy, etc, naturally
desire q deisnss, against what may ter
inmate fatally. For this express purpose
no remedy bas ever approached DIR,
Miles' New Heart Cure, sold 10y DR.,
Thoa. II. Burgess a Son on . gusraniee,
Me. q. y. Herkins, ~ NorthwoOd. Is ,
Gays Dr. Mllss' New Heart Cure saved
her life. She suffered from palpitatIon
and her heart would frequently bsss a.
high - i25 . minute. Was not expected
10 live. Was . mere skeleton. no relief
from physieisaA New Heart Curs eured
hss.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
.Ci,y rr.a-.rer w.-,,,Jn,.

Grand Island, Neb July u. EI CITY
Treasurer John West was arrested on n
charge Of embezzlemeut In the sum of
si2,0D, pleaded not guilty, waived exam.
lnaliun and was coniucd IN the county
inll, hls bond being placed at sj,OOo and
he having 10 Far beeu unable To secure
suret,es tor ~ earance. West whs city
treasurer slK yeare aud Sas candidate
Tor r"'~lrct,on IN the spring, and he saw
chance for r. election, still, he coniets y.
ed shortage to his bondsuen, and since
then has been allowed ireedom pending
Investigation ot his books. /. was learn.
ed he expected to leave for New Mexco.
AID his arrest followed
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
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Il IA asa'd " p.r... OuarnN knn
rns Clt> hur r- &. ..,ud To- tn. Cnua.
~, burlington y Qurc, c,rmry
The ptoursrd r"u,.a'l.. .r = tee
Gc fs,n Crutru l',D,a., ta.,.. o.
tl ,le ratn,rrs ntpt ,.,, .ls u.or n
year
The ,Soru'ntouir.r.l..u u..II, o,',d
ous uy hprda l. .. t.put'. 'r.u n.rrr
that the road ruuu. %" rr,,I' 'tnf
ne thH week
The M,p-out,, knuaa. amt l'rvs- row
has tr,t" over 2uN mijcs = ra.L g.,
the recent addition ~ -" VI -.ouu. ktu
sac aud eastern
The Midland rmieH company on
trains from London g. G,hgguN, h,r 'r.
troduced thr Am"t,chn sysrrm Il dlnprg
meals for both first and ,hird cIn-r pn-.
sruxcrs.
~ Albuquerque, general super rlnt-Ldrut
~ motive power aud machinery ~ the
AtlauuC a Pacific ra,lruad, un, ~ Ration
Thursduy, thNklug tan is with odd
friends
According 10 Engineer John Brklu.
blnr, the Mexican railroad has now some
lJO miles OF track, including th" pacuu
"a branch, laid with steel tles witch
weigh lgi pounds each, Or l2G pounds
with the two key bolts
Cnill further notice, the Ehup lore" ut
Sau MWalHl, down the road, Viii not
work Saturdays They Sre nov working
l.ss than hAi the full force. aud tive
eight hour days per week. lhlr cute
down the expense ~ the mechanical dS.
partmrnt vt that place trom ~ to ~ pct
ceut.
\ Is GRrretsnn, ~ Os"eOln, lpwn, ~
sistAnt chlet o. the order ~ railway CON
ducturs. has gone tu the Pacific c,rst 20
make an effort ~ get n satisfactory settle
ment Of the grievances which the ur,'er
has heretofore prrs-nt-d 10 III" ; rutHcru
Pacific managers, regarding the jisuIs
sal ~ u number ot conductors
Western Passenger Agent p.pe. ~ ~"
Chcsapeskr 4 ONO, has patented u com.
blnHtlun safe To- prevent tram robbers
gaining access tu treasure sai"r uu ttalua
The patent ~ on the combirh' ION II key
and combination The m"ss.l ger ~
charge ~ th. safe has the former hut not
the latter. Go the tret slsu ~ danger
he IL 10 spring the combination, when
the safe cannot be opened until ~. "nu
Of hls run.
A sleeping car conductor on the Santa
Fs related the follow ,ng incident to n
reporter 10 Pueblo: ~ hrld. IN one -
the sleepers out oi Kansas City, wnrtt'd
drink Of water after she had gone to
bed When come back. rne sand "a
her husband, stick your foot out ~ tie
berth 81 III know which II II The CON
versgtiur was audible. when she return
ed u masculine foot prOtruded irum n.Hr
ly ey-ry berth"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
IhI tINANCES
" hat are tue 'au-r- of the rrr-rnI
Drpre-sioug

fdt,f - Thrttiyau
81 Mr J.Iu jtm"-, 90 h.- I'''rr TO-
TF turle> 90 ,h' Niu Iu.', says "tuu
uj"u,r BOO 'h' u'wr Nl'N m.nl l- r.r 'H,
llu' n.Hns rh,krn y. 49, - ,.r,,-.
.,u r..'ur.t That .. u.' L.u. l., u.,u',
o." wr Legislative r.N.f- II mt-' D,
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Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22
rIEonh


An express office has been established
at Arl2ola.
Supt. Collins, Of keams Canyon IN
dian school, IL east on u short vaca.
tl0n,
Another excursion will leave f. lasu
August : and will take IN Arlz ma on lts
way to the coss,
Edward II. Cook, of Globe. has fallen
heir to 5000, by the death Of his uncle,
Geo. W. Bowers, ot San Francisco,
The young ladies' composing th.
Tempe baud have received their horns
anu drums and Tempe ls preparing 10
dance.
Chas. Hall, the owner OF the Super
s'ition mines, IL putting ia twenty
stamp mill Instead of ten stamps as st
first arranged Tor.
Judge Fleury, Of Prescott, has held
Archie Campbell under Sl.ouj bonds t.
appear before the grand jury to answer
the charge Of assault with iUtent To- com
| init murder.
X. D. George, Of Nogales, has been
appointed vice consul at Nogales, SO.
nora, by Warren +. Sutton, consul gen
sral oi the United States, The appoint
ment 10 probably Ia succeed the late
Consul Stone
Two women, three men and dog are
reported 10 have kIlied "a female lion re-
Gently 10 Bushy BASIN, iavapal county
The ladies' aud the dog treed the sn
nal and held Il there until assistance
came from the men.
Georss Webb, q brother oi Collector
Webb, has resigned his posltlon M
guard q. the Yuma prison to accept a
position at Nogales IN the custom SER
vice. Frank Eastman, Of Prescott, the
tirst white boy born IN Arizona sas ap.
pointed TO MI the vacancy.
Indians found the r-mains of man
recently between Marlcopa and PhoenII.
They were supposed to I've those of q
Young man named iieo. Corn, shu,
about the middle ~ June, started To
walk from MGncopa To Phoenix, and
has never U.en heard from sluoe.
A Mexican sirl eleven years old, Ber.
pardn Rndriqucl, living t III. Potrero
ranch. not far from Nogales, 10 missing 3
from her home. Agypsy party, recently
in Nosales, with birds 10 cages Tor ra.r,
are charged with taking her, one u
them, Nestor Torres, being particularly
accused oi the abduction.
A lot Of old guns are stored IN differ
snt parts Of Arizona bslopg'ns to the
territory. end Adiutant General
SohwsrtI is attempting W discover q
wsy 70 ga The uonsy ouI of than. II
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

citizens. For some time past the ,l~V >
r"e,dlug IN or having TO pass through
th,s n-,ghborhnnd have been stoned aud
revlled Toy gang 81 hoodlumu, the latter
asu taking special pleasure in plucklns
thu long boards " H.. aged alens. The
presence Of the police has ,nt,midn,ed ne
rullians, and Hebrews are now enabled
b. RO their way without molestatiun,
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1893-07-22

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~" f"'g"s 10 ihe-'u'h ~ lI"utrg are
frp"itrd 10 htsl hr- condition, dUr tu
recent heavy rhlrr.
Seyrrn reeidru,r ~ Danluy h,y. r..
r"N"d "s't ~! c"uiid"n'inl' rommuui.
'"i'"rs from green goods hrmr
j. VI. A,l"u. who was burt-,i out a,
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morning ~ the Chapman hu,nhug
plnrs ar. ,t,.uphx a T. I'm,
lee Tor II $2uu school bous. nt Ot,.
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'' nus =" '"N' e"''""u"' Ia h""''hH oil
VI" o"hu' u' u" I'"mihR lhhd anu water
company "nd thh' operations Ar" to Oe
pushed forward even more rapidly than
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, 1893-11-15
DEATHS
registered of persons buried in
the public cemeteries
OHRISTIANSTED

Oct. OHRISTIANSTED
Infant, Rupert Pretto of this town. aged
81 months.
"-Tnfant. Lionel Thomas Of this town aged
8 months and Z days.
2-Invalid, Thomas Joseph Of the Sick
Institution at Richmond, aged "a years.
9-Invalid, Elizabeth Petersen of this town.
aged 81 years.
4-Invalid, Robert Best of Est. Ii. La
Grange, aged 40 years
Private No. so, JULIUS William StolgenbacA
of Olrnse Denmark; aged 81 years.
9-Labourer. Joseph Clarke of Est. St Johns,
aged % years.
11-Domestic. Charlotte Valeolbs StilIborn
male child.
II Infant, Ignatius Adams Of this town. aged
2 days.
Invalid, Thomas Benjemin Of tn. Lunl.
. TIC Asylum AT Richmond, aged SO years.
18-Infant, Evelina de Windt of this town,
aged ! month 10 days. .
Infant, Joseph Henry Of this town, aged
5 months and 7 days :.
Invalid, Henry Gibsen Of the Leper
Asylum at Richmond, age not given.
2l-Child, Cleopatra AndrIna Christian Of
this town, aged , years.
24-Miss Jane Augusta Williams of this town.
Teacher Of Two Williams School, aged
81 years.
27-Domestic, Rosa Powls stillborn male
child.
3l-Inya'id, George Franklin Of tho Leper
Asylum at Richmond, aged 20 years.
Oct. FREDERIKSFED.
4-Mason. Fredrick Williams, Of Est.
"a Refine, aged IS years.
Child, Benjamin Augustus Barnes Of St.
Georges, aged 8 years.
9-Lab,uror, Mary Brown Of st. Kits, oged
48 gears.
IA Elizabeth Hendrick$en OF his town, aged
SO years.
IS -La6oaror, Mary Fl nois Of Barbados. aged
Is ye1rs.
l7-roiter, Samuel Williams of this town.
aged 81 years.
l8-Seamsn, James Lucas Of England. aged
81 yeas.