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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Ma. EprToR:-Plaase allow me space
lin your valuable paper to say q few
words In regard to the Rockford Base
Ball Club. Az the season OF 1894 is
drawing to a close, think it is only
Justice to give the management and
lpiayere OF the club great credit for the
lgood clean exhibitions OF ball playing
they have given to the hundreds OF
Wilmington people during the season
Lust ending. When we consider that
the players are men who have to work
lizard days in the week and are only
liable to play ball on Saturdays, end
lalso consider the record that each In
idividual player has made for himself
during the season, / think Wilmington
has reason to be proud OF the Rock
ford Base Ball Club.
During the season they have played
l28 games. winning 10. losing Q and
ldrawed, which is a very creditHble
showing donsiderinR the strong clubs
they have played against. I don't
think 1t would be- justice to give any
lone player greater credit than another,
las every. player has filled the differ.
lent positions to perfection.
just few words about the umpire
land am done. every spectator has
become as familiar with the face oil
Mr.. Gallagher as with any of the
players, and as the Rockfords are GO
September 22nd, with some, strong
Iclub, think every lover Of baseball In
1.-THE city OF Wilmington ought to turn
lout. and show MIR. Gallagher that they
appreciate good bail-playing, when 1t
lis umpired by man that has the fair
fame the renowned Mr.. Gallagher has
for his impartial decisions. l have not
during the season heard any objec.
Itions to the umpire. on the contrary Ii
has been the unanimous verdict OF thu
visiting clubs, with one exception
that they got square deal.
During the season Mr.. Gallagher
has met with more domestic trouble
than usually falls to the lot OF one
man. but not with standing all this, hi
has stuck to his post as umpire. when
The physically was hardly able to stand
on the diamond. he did not receive any
salary, in fact would not take any. 81
hear. What he has done he did from
pure love of the game. Again l say LEI
us all turn out ON the 22nd, and show
him TINT We appreciate the best and
most impartial umpire in Wilmington
In conclusion l think | voice the sen
timents of the spectators of the game
for the season of 1894 when / say hope
the Rockfords will secure the Union
street grounds for tie season of 1895.
Yours Respectfully
| SPECTATOR.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

PHILADELPHIA sept Ia-Florr week; win.
ter superAne So 1922 ~; do extras, So 25,12. 40;
No, 2 winter family. 81 4OG9 %; Pennsylvania
roller straight, Se.60G2 65; western winter
clear, g. 4O126O Wheat quiet. steady with
56s4c. bid and 57t4c asked for September
Corn dull, nominal, with 63}4c bid and 6il4c
asked for September Oats quiet, steady with
8634c. bid and &c, asked for September Beet
quiet, Pork steady Lard quiet, Butter firm
New York dairy, Il G22e.; docrcamery is a24c,
western dairy. l8lR1l7e.; do creamery, l5Q
2i1ac. Elgins, aiItc., imitation do. i5nlst
Cheese quiet; large, sgl0IAc.; small, slkl101sc
part skins, 449slRc. full skins 818tbc. Egg,
firm; New York and Pennsylvania, IsI601bo
western, 16Glsc. cases, .1jq3.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The Marshuilton Choral Union had
very enjoyable time on Tuesday even
ing, the 18th inst, on the straw rid,
which they took. under the guidanc,
of their friend, Mr.. Leslie Derrickson
to tho house oil Mr.. Irwin Ball, about
mile beyond Stanton. where they wer
royalty entertained by MIR. and Mrs
Fall.
After the singing OF several pieces oil
music selected by their popular ant
clio lent leader and teacher, Rev. Ed
win Gardner, they were invited into
the diniEK.room and did full ju stlce
to the many refreshments set be fore
them.
After indulging In several amuse
ng games. and the sin cling of severa
othsr selections retire to their seyera
homes after thanking MIR. and Mrs
Ball for an evening which wa,
thoroughly enjoyed by all and WE
hope that our good friends Mr.. Lesli,
Derrickson and MIR. John NcElwet
will accept our thanks also, for THU
and one other very enjoyable evening
which we spent ut tho house of GU
friend and member Mr. JAS. Brown, al
,bey gave the help OF horses. wagon
and straw.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Quito an unusual commotion wal
Ioccasioned during the nomination
election on Saturday last at Marshall
ton, Del, by colored man and his
wife going into the room where the
Democratic election was being held
Mr.. Graves was the candidate for the
Legislature, receiving the nomination
and as the vote was SO slIm 1t was
Thought by those around the Republi
can polls that the colored people had
been seen for u consideration to cast
A rush was made over to the Demo
cratic polls to SEQ II the colored eoupl,
mad voted. when one OF the foremos
lRepublicans ran Into hitching pos
Constructing the view Of his compan
Ions. who tried to see this unusua
sight at nomination election In Della
ware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
! iir Sugar IIOuuty.

Secretary Carlisle has deci,ed that
he Will not pay any bounty on sugar
although earned before tho tariff bill
went into effect on tho 4gth OF August
This deeision will widen the breach
among the democrats OF Luuisian,
and Will confirm their expressed de
Termination to leave the party. Tn,
Every Evening should make note o
tAis detection from tho pemocratl,
ranks III order that It's readers mn,
understand the magnitude OF the dis
Indignation going on. ''straws shoy
which way tho wind blows.p
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

LINCOLN, Ills, Sept. l3-The dead bod
les of Isaac I, Wolcott and wife wer,
found at their home near Chestnut, this
county. The couple lived unhappily to
gether, and the wife had filed bill for
divorce. At the time of leaving HON,
she went to her mother with her three
children. 1nfidelity, cruelty and profan.
ity were charged Wolcott was very
wealthy and high spirited, and it Is sup.
posed that smarting under the disgrace
and trouble he murdered his wife and
then committed suicide.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
The Reason of
Low PriCes---
We Must Sell.

The wonderful thing to
buyers-our selling Mems
Suits and Overcoats a t SIS.
It's just an index to prices
throughout the house dur
ing our imperative sale. The
requirement for immediate
disposal of stock through
death Of one of the firm
forbids hating over the
cost.
Same Conditions in Men,
IAll-Wool Overcoats.
Fall Oyercoats made to
sell Tor $40 are SIS.
Fall Oyercoats made to
sell for Sl2 are Sc.
Fall Oyercoats made to
sell for $40 are $40.
Mems Atwood Suits, SIC
sorts, for S..
Mems Atwood Suits, 81 :
sorts, for 1913.
Same great abatement in
prices in other garments
You'll purchase S. Trousers
for 81. You'll get Boys
Sl2 Suits for Sc.
Dress Suits diversified
Black Worsted row PIP.
Dress Suits lower-S2C
Black Worsted now $l5.
1t isn't a question of rea
values. It's quick salt
governs what we ask.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Chester, sept IA bloody ARRAY
between the Hnwarth brothers took
place this afternoon in Lawyer ]. New.
ton Shanafeit2s Office, In which Donnie
lIowarth, a prominent manufacturer
md owner OF the Chester AIanufactur
Ing Company g mill. was seriously cut
In the head by ehai"iu tho hands OF
his brother Robert Howarth. Ir. Ihe
aittuy has created considerable 5ensa
tioa OF account OF tho standing Of The
parties.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

New YoRR, Sept GOOD cattle active ant
loo, higher other grades duh and l0c lower
prime native steers, S.. 6bG5e15 per loo lbs. fall
To good Shg $50, ordinary to medium, S420a
l75lR; common and inferior. s34014,ln Euro
pean cables quote American steers. l0s3fl lIsc
per ID, dressed weight; refrigerator beef, 81
@9c, per Id. Calves active lie, per H. higher
Yeals poor 10 prime, s57s7 25 per 100 lbs; graa
srrs and buttermilk calves, $2G2 %. western
calves. s3lt426. Sheep firm; lambs lie. per ID
higher; poor to prime SHEEP, s213.50; common
to prime lambs, s5.5015. Hogs stronger, in
ferior to choice, S0l6,50.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

At 10 O'Clock a. m.
The following describrd real estate. viz:
All that certain tract or parcel OF land.
situate in Mill Creek hundred, In tho
county and state aforesaid. toge' her with
the dwelling thereon erected, more par
lttculariy bounded and described as fol-
lows, to wit:
| Beginning at n stone in the Hockessin
roau corner for lands sold to David
Wilson; thence by line of said land which
was part No. u III the real estate OF Isaac
Dixon. deceased, south 8Gsi degrees west
lJ2 perehes and g2-lpO of perch to II 81 AXE
| in corner OF lhomus Persons land;
thence with the line OF that land north s
degrees west l57 perches and 8.i0 OF y
perch TO stake corner of William
| Pterson's land; thence with the line Of
said land north ~ degrees rs minutes east
tIO pcrche- and f2-lO0 perchcs to stake Il
corner for other land sold to David Will
son, part of the real estate of Isaac
lDiNon deceased; thence by the line di-
Ivldlng that land from this south $ degrees
east - percbes TO Il stake; thence north
liS degrees east 10 percheB ana d-lu Of a
perch to stake; thence souti. 3 degrecs
!, cast Is and 5-l00 perehos to IA stake; thence
south G2 degrees west IS perehes 10 Il
stake in the middle of tho piefspu road
thence along the middle OF sad road
south So degrees east Il 2-l0 purchcs TO
a stake in IL line of Thomas jackson g
Hand; thence by thar laud south o q de-
lmiddle OF the fiockessn road aforesaid:
land thence along the same, being a limo
lEf the aforesaid land sold To David ill
Con south 3ilS degrees west "a $40 perches
TO the place of beginning, containing
within said bounds "a acres and IL perch
4 es of land more or less excepting there
'iout certain tract containing 10 acres
land square perChes exclusive of the
lands occupied by the railroad aud
tho Two public roads ard more par
i iEuiariy bounded and de sflihed In IA cor
tain Writ OF seirc facias being No. Ill to
the May term. 1871. being thc same tract
tOf land which Levi II. Miller aud wife by
'ficed dated March 10, Sai, ami recorded IN
: Deed Record H., vol. 10. page 3iSdid grant
and convey unto the said Elizabeth Z,
i Chamberlain in fee simple
I Seized and taken In execution as the
property OF Elizabeth u. Chamberlain
land Isaac i Chamberlain. mortgagprs,
and Herbert II. Ward. terro tenant and
to be sold by
PIERCE GOULD. She rlT.
Shrnn's ONCE, W liminston. Del. Aug.
81, la9L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

NEW York, Sept. 1s.-The steame
Ozams, which arrived yesterday from
Haytain ports, brings news of an attemp
to assassinate President Hyppolite's mar
ried daughter, who resides with him u
Portau Prince. The attempt proved
failure. Hyppolite at once ordered tn,
arrest of ten men, whom he believed to b,
the instigators of the plot. These mel
were arrested and shot within twenty
four hours. More trouble is anticipated
owing to the condition of the president
health and his expected demise
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
rnEl5rn DAY OF sEprEMns II, 1871.


The following described real estnte, viz:
Ali that certain lot, piece on parcel OF
ltahd, Win tine tratuC building thureon
erected, situate Ia tho city of Whining.
Lon, atoresatd, bounded and described IL
follows, In WAT:
| Beginning at u point on tic east erly
side OF / rChch street at Il c5rsIpr former
Ily OF Thomas saYurI's lot; Ihczteo 10y
said let south n degrees Gus IN. feet nH /
Two inches TO tile SIDE oi IL i!a-icel ~ lie
IAllcy; tnencr along said side oil said alley
north 81 degrees east Is feet ) iactes 10 i
n axe, u co lier Of u lot formerly OF An.
drew liHyard; thence By sial Andrew
tbayurd lot north = drgrcrs wgst Ia. feet
| ; inches TO tho aforesaid sid OF French
street; AID thence thereby s0u5n s! i! .
srees west . feet inches 10 tae piasa OF
beginning, be the conteats thereof what
Il hey n4lS.
Seized aad taken in execution rs thu
property II JatHes II. 10 rs ana ztIott,s.l
Jones, his wife nhn I. Is. and TO DO sold
Iby F1-IRCI col Ia. S-nsyjF.
s.eilifs ONCE. Wilmington. bei., AL
gust II, 1854. MI
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

ANDERSON, Ind, Sept. 1s.-At Alexan
dria natural gas explosion caused prob
able loss of life and much damags t
property. -Four people were buried in III,
debris of the express and telegraph build
ing, and were not rescued until thre
hours had elapsed, They were Samue
Movers, wife and one child and his sister
in-law. All will likely recover excep
Meyers. A four days old babe was takel
from he debris unscratched
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

New York. week days, .aoa. ~ II. IS 49, 10 SO
a. IN. 'l2 ~. = 80, . ". Z a. ~ p. ~. a,
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Telephone. No. 1913.
Hates TO Western points lowor than via an
c. G. seuII,. General Passenger Agent
| ID. CAMPBELL General Manager
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
FALL IN.

FALL IN.
0aI, Two More Days For the Paslic 10
Take Advantage of tho Unparalleled
offer at the Republican Encyclopedia
Headquarters.
Only two days more to take advan.
tage OF the opportunity of the REPuB.
1cAN offer for the Encyclopedia
The public seems to have
and more that they must
come to the front now with their or
deIs or they will miss chance which
they will always regret. All day yes.
terday there was great rush at the
Britannica headquarters. and at the
noon and supper hours In particular
there was a crush OF eager people VINO
did not want to be too late. There
could be seen the merchant and his
the manufacturer aud his
factory hand, each appreciattng that
no had a good thing, and realizing
that 1t would not do to let the oppor-
tunity slip by. Quito number In
spected the great work for the first
time. Their attention ia called to II
by friends who had purchased some
of the volumes or tile entire set, their
curiosity and interest had been excit'
ed by the glowing compliments pass
ell upon it. Some wanted to inves I'll
gate this or that feature which theil
friends had com meated upon at
length, and all who wished to sattsi J
themselves as to the character and ex'
iccllence of the Britannica were per
tmitted to do so.
BONE DIFFERENT HOBBY.
One ludy was greatly Interested Ii
the Worlds Fair ana was simply as
founded when she was shown severa
dozen pages relating to worlds fairs
in general, and the one In Chicago II
particular. OF course che ut ouce pu
down her name for the set. 1t is
pleasure for the REPrBLIGAS to know
that the magnificent Encyclopedia
which 1t has brought within the react
of all. contains everything that viii
interest the public, and nothing i
wanting to make it the most com plet
and desirable publication in the worlt
of the kind. The scenes yes.erda,
were the most animated and exc.tin!
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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

.GHiM IF sAf.E-By virtue or aw4lt
~ Il LeNari tatias 10 me diIcata l.Wlf /
Re exposed TO pRJdC safe at the court
ilahse, on Market street Between Tenth
AMI Eleventh streets. In tie city OF VII
ti'dgton' New Castle county, Bciawafe.
ON SATURDAY,
TIL. l5Th DAY OF sEPTEMRL&,Ig Q,
At o'cloel p. IN,
the following Ges .G4hei zeal estate, VIZ.
All that certain lot + piece CT land, sta.
tic In the city CT " iinIugtun ittOrCsaytl
with a brtck lIna,e thereon erected,
bounded aad daazltHe as follows;
beginning Oh the GitheasE rOraei OF
Met auiicy and totGbard stree y; iacuCc
th0tthcriy along lsul.bard street a isut ;
Thence easttry pIrsl el with lwciitu
street % teeti thu &C guitiitrly aIRlIcl
with Lombard street II teei; thnuce west
ISriS parallel with " ltth street 40 trrt
It9 tho said she pt Lombard sire / ana
place Of beginning, cont aiming WITHIN
said bounds seven hundred square icet
ol land, be the same more O. les-
Seized and taken i'll execution IS taG
properly Of james u. Jones an. Loui a
by PIERCE GOULD. stcriff.
snefins ONCE, Wilmington, 3el., Au'
gust u. 1894. a3l
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
Piles. Flies. Itchiug Plies.

SYMPTOMS Moisture: intense itching
and singing; most ut night worse by
rmors form. which often bleed and ulce
late. he5uming very sore. SwAYNE'S OIN1
MENT stops tho itching and bleeding
luea1s liberation. and in most cases II
Irtovcs tho tumor. AT druggists or III
mail. for 81 cents. DIR. Swayne n Son
Philadelphia.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 49, Matthew Dun
lap, who on the night of Sept. 9, during a
fit of jealous rage, shot Jane Finley, 4
domestic at the residence of Theophilus
b. Stork, situated at MIL street and
Cedar lane, Germantown, was captured
by Special Officer Cairns. Miss Finley
has partly recovered and Dunlap was held
in $1,000 bail for hearing on Friday
naYt
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

q HERIFFs SALE-By virtue OF writ
~ oil LeYari Facas. to me directed, will
be exposed to pubic sale, At tho Court
House, ON Market street between Tenth
and Eleventh streets in the city of w Il
niinSton. New Castle county, State of
Delaware
- ON SATURDAY,
TilEl5rH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1891,
Al . O'Clock p. m.
The following described real estate. viz /:
All that certain lot. piece or parcel of
land, with two-st0ry frame buusn here
on erected, situate In The city of Whining.
ton, aforesaid. bounded and described as
Follows, to wit:
side of II du.ieet wide street nj the dis
Itunce of 40 feet northcrly from the
lnurtherly side OF seventh street. said 40.
feet Wide street ruis from seventh to
| Ef4hthstreci,pArallelw with scott street and
Idtstunce easteriy from the etsteTly side
Iot Scott street l5O feet 10 the westerly
lSido of said ib-feet wide street; thence
lnortherly by said side Affect wide street
Ia teei ton corner; thence by two Lines
ieasterly ut light angles TO sad i0-rcct
Wide street one from the point ut Begin
ming ana the other from the last.ni
toned corner. extending caslrrly until
said line lnttrsGclS Il linr OF land tito of
! Agnes G. N0Yins, be the contents thcicof
what they may.
Seized and iakea in execution as the
property of Philip Lopez and Gutharinc
T., his Wife and I. ts,, and u he sold by
PIERCE GOULD. Sherif,
sherih's Office. W iimingtou. Delaware.
August III, 1891. AL
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

GENEsRo n. Y, Sept 1s.-Hon. B. f
Angel. one of the most widely known mel
in the state. and strong friend of Presi
dent Cleveland, died In this village, age,
50. In 1858 Mr. Angel was sent to Homo
lulu as United States consul, and on tn
accession Of Buchanan to the presidenc
he was appointed minister to Norway AM
Sweden.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Geo. and jog. MessIck. of Chester
will open the store at 1u3 Market street
on Saturday, Sept. 18th. with com
plete new line of hats and mems fur
nishings at the lowest prices. and ali
the latest styles. Look at the win
.dows. Everything new.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

The following past commanders o
Wilmington Encamplnent will leay,
for the Chapter General meeting II
Toronto, Canada, on September 60
eaac Q. Pyle. Anton Hauber. William
4. Frank. Frank A. Mitchell, ]. A
Conner and William NJ. Ward and Emf
|Gent Commander b. Frank McNay
Wilmington's delegation will stop q
the Palmer House, Toronto.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13
.-. FOR CORONER.
EMMETT SIIDuAM


Receiver of Taxes Dickey will sit in
this city for the receiving OF taxes on
September 4, q, Z. 10 and II; October l.,
q 5, 4, 5, % and 80, and on November
1, q 8, and b. Taxpayers would do
we'll to pay their taxes as early as pos
sible and not leave them oil Tor the
last moment.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

CLEVELAND to Gorman-"Do not shake
your CORY locks at me, you cannot
say did 1t. You are your own execu.
toner and the slayer of my party!
Villain, you cannot say did it."
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

LONDON, Sept. l3.-A private mass fol
the dead was celebrated at Stowe Hous,
Yesterday. The ceremony was attended
only by members of the Comte de Paris
family. A special train conveyed tn,
body of the late count to Weybridge
where the services were held. Many dis
tinguished personages attended the fu
neral
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

Col. Wainwright, the pension attor
Iuey. 500 Market street, wishes every
soldier OF sailor whose pension claim
has been rejected to call on him any
AFTERNOON. He has important infor
nation to communicate to them
Widows pensions secured In from Az
Ito 80 days.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-09-13

DIR. Simms' White pulmonic Balsam
Remarkable cures OF throat and lung
diseases are reported very often. We
can give plenty OF good home refer.
lences. Use 1T on the first symptom
OF the cough, hoarseness, etc. No. 60t
King street.