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On for R Southern Trtp.

MT. J. T. Eagny. the Grand avenue druggist. and his wife left last evening for an extended trip in the south. They Will visit Philadelphia. Baltimore, Washington and various of the large southern cities. They will be absent about a month. Mir. Eagny will. dur ing the trip, attend the sessions of the National Pharmaceutical convention in Asheville, N. c.
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California Wines.

We offer large stock of these wines, which are nearly four years old. They are PURE, CLEAR, good wines. We believe they are much better than any California Wines offered for sale here.
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Negotiations Are 0H

New York, Aug. 27.-Russelll Sage says that so far as he is concerned the negotiations between himself and the Distillers and Cattle Feeders Co. for $5.O00,O00 are of because of their in- ability to agree upon terms. The sig natures of some of the officials of the trust were demanded upon the paper but these could not be obtained.
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,s FOR RENT, NICELY furnished front room, hrst floor
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Republican Caucus.

The republican voters of Wallingford will meet in town hall on Monday even- ing, September 8, at 8 o'clock, to elect 8 town committee, to appoint delegates to the several conventions for the nom- ination of state officers, congressman, sheriff and senator's. and for the trans- action of any other proper business.
 Per order Town Committed.
 Wallingford, August 27, 1894.
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~ FOR RENT,
 SECOND floor, modern inproyements to a o family Of adults. Inquire
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RAGING ATHARTFoRD.
Five Thousand People at the Opening at
 Charter Oak Park.

Five Thousand People at the Opening at
 Charter Oak Park.
 Hartford, Aug. T.-There were over 5000 people at Charter Oak park to-day to witness the opening days races, which were under the direction of the National Association of Trotting Horse Breeders. The weather was fine and the tracks condition was excellent for trotting.
 SUMMARY. s:35 Class, Trotting-Three-year -olds-stake
 ssa5, Divided. William B. Smiths ch c Marston C.. by Piedmont, dam Maiden by Election A. 5. Gales 0nata. ........... dist \. E. Darling's b Hilda aS.............. ? 2 2 Estill & Anglin's br f Mattie E......... 3dis Time, 2:22 2::26I9, 2:30k. 2:30 Class, Trotting-Stallions- &ll5,
 Divided. s. Waltons b Leo Wilkes. I2 1s 2 A. B. Darlings Prince Lava land. by Lavalard, dam Young Time, s,isji, ssi1, s:ssi, :.so1. sso. s:3o Class, -Four-y yearold- Stake
 Ssy0, Divided s. Walton's oh m Perrettc. ........... dist J, dsn, w; kNnS1'ss N.1tsn,s Arena, by Aloantara, Oam MOrLenSe. ........... l l l T. Greenwood's Miss Mullin ...... dist T, c. Anglin's b Autbelia. ........... 22 2 Wilcox z Cashen's br | Gobelin. COCO. dist Time, 2:lsS, s:lsk, 2:l7k. 2:50 Class, Trotting-Two-year-old Stake $3o5. William Linders' br Carter. 9 J. A. Goldsmith's br c Whale Bone, by Sable Wilkes, dam Eve by Le Grande.. Time, 2:27 2:29k.
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si.00 DOT Gallon, 25c DOT bottle.

JUST A WORD MoRE-A word to the
 wise, etc.
 A trust is being formed in California for the purpose of controlling the sale of all wines made in California. It may at this time be complete. Is 1t likely to REDUCE the PRICE of wines made in that State If not, "Liebotschaner" we control here, sl .OO per dozen. -. California Claret, qts per dog s2.5O.
 J0MMs0M & BROTHER, < ,.
 State and Court Streets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

Dp. DEHARDTs
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made. Tusniy-6ve yearS eyperlenoe.
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street. phiIa. by mail or Of Office, 81.
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A Most Abrasive Summer Outius b,
tho Perusyivanis Raiireaa--A TouI
Among the Lahes and IsIanas Of ths
North,
The party composing the Pennsyl
syivania Railroads fret tour to tho
North has Just returned home. do.
lighted not only with the general at
Effectiveness OF the trip. but the ad
mirable manner in which 1t was con
Quoted. Tho second party 10 now
forming. and will go out under like
conditions on August 2lst. reaching
home on return trip september Sd
The party will leave Philadelphia In
special Pullman parlor cars. over the
picturesque route OF the Pennsylvania
TO Watkins Glen. thence to Niagars
Falls, the Thousand Islands. the Rap
Sable Chasm. Lakes Champlain and
George. Saratoga. and lastly.a delight
full trip down the romantic Hudson.
Ample Time 10 allowed at each point
for sightseeing. and all the travelling
10 done by daylight. II would he 0
difficult matter TO plan trip OF great
err diversity OF interest and attraction,
and for those whose summer vacation
ls limited there is no outing compare
ble to II. The round-trip rate, inciud.
Ing oil necessary expense. from New
York, Philadelphia, Newark. Trenton,
Baltimor and Washing ton, is 900. 90.
Tickets will also be sold from other
stations ut proportionate rates. Tour.
list agent and chaperon will conduct
the party.
For tickets. descriptive itineraries
and reservation OF seats on train. ad'
dress Tourist Agent. Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, Broad Street Sta
ton. Philadelphia.
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= REPUBLICAN PRIMARY

NOTICE - REPUBLICAN PRIMARY
In Election.
On saturd, ", August 18TH. between the
hours OF and p. M, there will be chUs-
en- IN each ward In the city OF Whining
ton delegates TO the Republican State
Convention, TO be held 1T Dover oil Tues
day August u. also members OF the First
District Committee to serve the ensuing
term IN the following pieces:
First wafd-NoItheast corner Fourth
and Imnall.s deles ates and members
oil committee.
Second ward FELTON, House and A and
Buttonwooi, de gates aud members
OF committer.
Third ward No. a05 Jefferson. dec
gates and 5members of committee.
Fourth warc-Sotthcast corner Fourth
ana walnut, delegates tand members
OF committee.
Fifth ward-Northeast corner Eighth
and Jefferson aud northeast cor. Seventh
and Adams. delegates ani Z member 5
Sixth ward-Sinth and King and Twclf.
tn near French, delegates and niem-
bels OF committee.
Seventh ward-l.og House, Mulonc's
aud Tenth aud Orange. ) delegates and .
members Of committee
Eighth waId-NortheLst corner Eighth
and hirkwoo1 and South est irner
Elcvsnth and Lombard. delegates ami Q
members OF committee,
Ninth wHrd-No. 2!a5 Market street.
southwest corner Iwcnty-niuth and West
and Eleventh aud Brandy wine. 3 dcie-
gates and members oil committee.
Tenth ward-Northeast corner Fourth
and Van Buren,. . delegates and ) mem
bers OF committee.
Eleventh ward-Nortneast cor. Mary
land avenue and jacks IN street, l dele =
gate and . memb re OF committee.
Twelfth wara-Northeast corner Front
and Union. : delegates and members OF
committee.
The election VIII be held by the inspect
nj mr. I'd
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State Convention
sOF THE
REPUBLICAN PARTY.

Central Com. Wilmington. Del.
A State Convention of the Rep blican
party OF the state OF Delaware will be
b eld at Dover, Tuesday, August 2lst, A.
d., 1894. at II O'Clock u. In.. for the pur-
puse of nominating a candidate for Gov
ernor and candidate for Representative
In Congres and Members of the State
The Convention at lover will consist
OF 100 delegates apportionod among the
several districts OF the state. as follows:
40 to be cho en- from tile flrst district.
IS TO be chosen from the second distaet.
90 to be chosen from the third distxtct
q to be chosen from the fourth district.
Said delegates to be apportiCned among
the several subdivisions OF each district
And further. II is ordered that the cleo.
tion of delegai es shall be ms follows;
The Republican District Committee
shall provide for the holding OF MI cleo
tion at the usual place or places of voting
In the several subdivisions of tho respec-
tive counties by providing an inspector
aud two Judges. The election shall be
b cid OH Saturday, 18th day OF August.
A. d., 1894. between the hours Of 2 aud 0
p. m.The polls to be open continuously in
each subdivision for p Rod OF not less
tbsn two hours, providing. however.th at
In the absence OF such provision for the
conducting of an election rs are above
set forth the Republican voters of tn G
district shall assemble at the usual vot-
ing place aud shall organize by elect
ing an inspector and two Judges.
Upon closing the polls the judges snail
count the votes and make a certificate OF
election In duplicate, one OF which shall
be delivered to the delegates elected and
the other shall be mailed forthwith 10
totbe Secretary OF the State Republican
Committee, Hotel Richardson. Dover,
Delaware.
at tho election of delegates to the
State Convention, Republicans. or those
pledging themselves to vote the Republic
can ticket. only, shall be allowed TO vote.
JAMES II. WILSON, Chairman.
HUGH Q. BROWNE. Secretary a4-3t
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NYAcK, N. Y, Aug. 17.-Mary An
drews, G colored cook. who claims to hav,
been cook in the White House during
President Cleveland's former admins
tration, is in the new county Jail charged
with arson. She was employed in Mr. G.
o. Tiffany's beautiful residence here a.
head cook. Yesterday she was notified
that her services were no longer needed
She went to her room and shortly after
ward the house was discovered to be in
flames. The house was saved from de
struction by heroic efforts of the firemen
An angry crowd surrounded the prisoner
as she was being conveyed through tn,
streets to the station house, and it re
quired great efforts to save her from bod
ily injuries.
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A very large and very bright star In
the southeastern quarter of the heav.
ems has been attracting much atten.
tioh the last few nights, and persons
who have been out late have noted the
Isplendor of its reu Sight. The star ap-
pears to be douDfs to two or three
men who saw Il some time after last
mlenight. The Hight seems to pulsate.
The body is the planet Mars. which
10 nearer the earth than It has been
for some years. and will approach
closer and closer every day until au.
tumn. 1t rises now at about 10 p. m :.
but as 1t approaches 1t will be up
earlier.
A well-known local astronomer
said yesterday that Mars WAS in his
normal condition and Id not working
in a double team with any OF the other
ce lesttal bodies. Its appearance to be-
lated observers as a double light he at
tributes to defects In the vision of tine
observers owing to their having look
ed through glasses other than tele
scopes.
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Dover O. A. c.

II ushebeck, the star umpire OF the
State Wih decide all knotty questions.
i New Castle will be largely represen-
ted In tho Ancient Order of Ihbernl =
an sports at Union Park to-mo1row.
The article In last nights RJPUBLI-
CAN on the City Cornet Band caused q
good deal OF comment. both favorable
and unfavorable. am not Interested
In the band only as New Castle ma n,
and admit that take just pride in
the best band in the State. still
\ maintain that the people should sup
port such an excellent organization.
!, The band Is under considerable ex.
pense and the twenty-five mem bers
cannot beexpecte 4 to play for nothing
and foot all bills. BY all means turn
out tomorrow night and give the
band generous donation and tho mu-
sic will appear sweeter to you from
the TACT that You paid for it.
/ W. ii. Eberle. the leader and in
structor OF the City CorDet Band. yes
Iterday played at the I6cnIc OF the
now leader OF the Chrt5tiaJu Band
also. The Eagles had u zig no wd and
a gala time.
A feature Of the track races at Hare s
Corner yesterday afternoon was the
potato race. E.-.. z.
VIM. Pedriok will meet the Evening
Star boat crew at J. A. Walls-ub
O'Clock Saturday evening and put up
forfeit for boat race for Saturday
August 25th. ]. A. Walls to be final
stake holder.
A greut deal OF rivalry exists be-
tween these Two boats and twenty
milo course has been suggested over
which the two will settle superiority
es to sailing powers. Who will wIn2
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WASHINGTON, Aug 17.-Mr. Ye Sing
500, the Corean minister, received by mail
letter from friend in Chemulpo, which
gives some particulars concerning the
famine in Corea. The latter says that the
conditions of the people in the famine
stricken districts is most distressing. OF
the eight provinces in the kingdom, but
three are producing any crops, and it is in
these provinces that the recent rebellion
In Corea existed. Men and women wan
der from place to place homeless and
friendless, dying on the street. The o2in.
ion is expressed that since the war be
tween China and Japan has broken out
the condition of the people will be more
serious than before. ...5 .-4..- .=. ~
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THE NATIONAL CYCLISTS.
New Records in tho 0ns Mile and Five
Mile Rnoea.


nile Races.
DENVER, Aug. 1.-THE national racing
tournament of the League of American
Wheelmen was inaugurated here yester-
day in the presence Of over 10000 people.
There was some disappointment over the
non-appearance of j. S. johnson, the Min
neapolis champion. His wheel broke in
the mile open trial in the morning, and he
did not qualify.
The records lowered yesterday are those
for the one mile novice, one mile open and
five mile national championship. Lee
Richardson, of Chicago, went against the
half mile record for backward riding, and
reduced 1t from 2.47 to ass. The mile nov
ice was paced by Caffin and Phillips, and
the result was the fastest mile ever ridden
in q novice race.
The first championship race WINS that Of
mile. Twelve men started. Sanger went
clear of the bunch in the back stretch, but
gave up in the straight. Bald. the win
ner, is from Buffalo.
The fourth event, the one mile open
created the greatest enthusiasm Of the
day. Sanger took the lead and held 1t un
til 200 feet from the tape. Here Sanger
Titus, Brown and Bald were all tapping
each other. Sanger had the pole or was
close to it, and Titus, coming very fast
cut inside of him. Sanger's wheel was
seen to wobble for an instant, and Titus
and Brown finished ahead Of him. Titus
was disqualified for foul riding and Brown
was given first place. with Sanger second
and Bald third. Titus time was 2. 10 3-5
which is the record for a scratch race
Brown, the winner, is Cleveland man.
In the two mile handicap Barnett, Of
Lincoln, Neb, who had handicap of 19t
yards, passed the leader in the second
mile and won by 200 feet.
In the five mile championship seven
men started. Titus won, and beat tn,
| worlds record for five miles in competi-
ton, making the distance in H. 10 is.
Murphy, of Brooklyn, was second, and
Ziegler, of California. third.
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Seldom. II ever. has there existst
such rivalry among lovers OF out dool
sports a. at the present time. ant
therefore the events to morrow at th,
great Hibernian field day sports pro
mise to be interesting. The entriei
close for all events on tho grounds
although there are at present over 10t
entries. In the afternoon and evening
there will not be less than 5000 persobi
present, as there are nearly 700t
tickets already sold.
The price are on exhibition In Banks
window, No. 6l5 Market street. to-day
Program: One hundred yards dash
silver pitcher; 229 yards dash, pair OF
fancy slippers; three-iegged race, tlei
and pins; sack race. fancy vases; higl
jump, gold-lined silver cup; broad
jump, silver cup; hop. step and jump
silver caster; putting the shot, silvel
cake stand; potato race. fancy table
wrestling match, handsome clock
Special prizes for the pie and Ice croan
contest and the great Irish jig contest
Sports start at Q o'clock sharp.
A funny feature about the 40. Fl
sports is that one OF the judges II
named A. o. ii. and ono of the entrlei
for the pie contest Is Sam ireland.
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M 0RTAR- Ready-mixed Tor all pur-
wi poses In any quantity JOHN NJ.
EoLoMCN offics. No. w. Third street.
Phones IDA '03. Jaw
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biliousness. bilious headache
dyspepsia, heartburn, torpid
liver. dizziness, sick head
ache, bad taste in the mouth,
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Book free; pills CSC. AT
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NEW CASTLE NEWS.
Shnt Is TranspirinR In the Pretty Town
On the Delaware. .-.'
Correspondents of the REPUBLICAN,
New CASTLE, August 18th.

New Castle seemed to be almost de
serted yesterday. In the morning
several wagon loads OF children and
carriage loads OF grown people went
Ito Mctarland's woods to the Harvest
Home, given by Emmanuel Church
They returned homo about q O'Clock
land reported having spent delight
full time.
When the Major Reybold came into
her wharf yesterday morning there
were fully two hundred person, In
whiting to 20 over to Pennsville. to
attend the annual picnic of the far
mers. Everyone seemed to thoroughly
enjoy themselves. ..-...
A base BAIL club came here yester.
day morning from Salem, N. j.. and
played the Young America club. The
home CLUB was defeated by the score
of 8 to 0. In the seventh inning the
homo club got ratified and the visit ors
scosed five runs. r..
Politics are beginning to boom
here at present. Tomorrow the Re.
lpubticans VIII have their innings and
the Democr arc getting their traps
set to nominate their delegates. II
may be almost given out that the
Democratic delegates will go follower
to vote for Ed. II. Cochran for Con.
lgress. Cochran always had lots Of
friends In New Castle, and always will.
Cochran is man who has been al.
ways well liked among the Irish ele.
ment. and that Is the element that
controls New Castle hundred.
There are whole lots OF applicants
for the local offices. while for repre-
sentative there are about six who
would like to 20 to Dover next winter
to make the laws for Delaware and
put an amended charter or rather a
new one for the electric road.
The election for delegates to the Re.
publican State Committee convention
will be held to morrow afternoon be
tween the hours OF from to Z O'Clock.
/ was Informed last evening that the
two hours VIC uld be between 5 and z,
Everything is In readiness for the
great game o; ball here tomorrow be.
tween / over and the O. A. q. The fol-
lowing Is the batting order.
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THE TROLLEY OAR MAN.


What a wonderful bsing Is the trolley
or course We all know his worth,
For do we not see him. each day Of our
AS we 20 up and down through the earth
Its part OF his calling to be well dressed
And polite and atten tive to all.
And IL You but give him the least little
sign, .
He's sure to respond to your call.
Ho has eyes like the lynx. but kindly aad
His grasp, it is firm and assuring.
He always looks after the aged and weak
With the young and thoughtless enduring
He is out on the streets. in sunshine and
He'll be found at his post In all seasons.
He is ready TO answer all questions you
No matter how foolish your reasons.
The man at the motor is the eyes OF tho
car.
His hand and his heart must be strong.
For II he's hot caraful. he'll crush out a
As he slidos through the hurrying
throng.
And then the conductor. we all know his
worth.
It's his duty to take up the fares.
I've always Imagined and thought to my
That bis pleasures were fewer than cares
He's expected to be naught else but polite
His duties he daros not to shirk.
For does he not draw. every day OF his life
s2for II hours OF work.
Oh yes. you are fuss'ng and tearing your
HAIR.
At having to work for nine hours.
lust think. for one little moment or two.
The tasks you require of these brothers
OF ours.
And all you good people. in cities and
Who are striving to save the heather
Chinese,
Does II ever occur to your hearts or your
What work you can do for lust such
us these
Now pray let me ask you to seriously
think
OF the burdens these men have to bear,
You are making Of them naught else but
machines, ...5.
How can you ero hope to meet them
up there"
They have hearts. they have souls, and
children and wives.
They have homes that they love full
Now let us not mako devils children of
them.
And let their souls sink into hell.
A. A. WARREN.
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EoR Mountaineering part OF a house.
(. Y. u, this office. aII-st
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FOX RENT.

Ton RENT 2.story Groom brick house
No: s. East 2ai street, Apply &c
D. VERNON. this office.
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The marriage OF Miss Sadie r. Pat.
ton. formerly of this city. and Edward
J. Coverdale of Philadelphia was cele-
brated at st. Thomas Il. c. Church on
Wednesday,, Aug. 18th, at $40 p. m.
The bride was handsomely attlred in
white molre and carried bouquet of
bride roses The groom wore the con.
ventional black suit. Il. G.. Patton,
sister OF the bride. was bridesmaid,
and L. G. Clement of this city was best
man. Mr.. und Mrs, CoYerdals will
make their homo In Philadelphia.
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ENoR RrNT-A 2.story brick house. No.
H l. irwin Place Apply to II. f.
Vernon, Republican Office.
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1881 THE cULTlvAToR 1894
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Its MARKET REPoRTs arc unusually COM
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TRENTON, Mo-, Aug. 17-Passengel
train No. II on the Rock Island roat
crashed into the dining car just before il
reached the depot, making sad havoc Of
the dining car and seriously injuring av,
employees. 1t was caused by the yard
master forgetting to set the switch, leav
ing a clear main track. Conductor W. 4
Crawford was seriously injured inter
nally;. Freeman. cook, injured on head
Ben Field, porter, injured on head; Johr
j. Anderson, cut on wrists; Perry Coul
son, cut on side and head.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1894-08-17

LYNcHBURG, Va, Aug. 1.-THE Repub
lican convention for the Sixth district
yesterday nominated ]. Hampton Hogu,
for congress. Mr.. Hogue was recently
appointed by President Cleveland as con
sui to Annoy, but the nomination was can
celed, and Hogue joined the Republican