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rUBXJAHEDKYKKY HAY < except Sumlay
mr «MM». W. TU1W ANON*.
•OKMKK THIRD AND AINU STREET*
'0WTKKKD AT THE POST OFFICE A t
Jr Wilmington, Dal., asaaoond class mall
The circulation of the Re
fCBUCAN is steadily climbing
opto seven thousand daily.
Our press rooms are open to
everybody.
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 188S.
The Ulelitdtr.
Our city in startled again with a
crime that not only shed the blood of
another, but took bis life as well. It
in murder, but iu what degree the law*,
the court and a jury will have to deter
mine. A crime such as was enacted
Saturday in broad open daylight aud
in the presence of a number of people!
must necessarily become public talk
aud every man is his own lawyer as to
the amount of guilt that attaches to it
We would not prejudge the case nor
would we say anything which would
militate against those on trial for their
lives, nor reflect upon the motives
him whose lips can never speak again.
The life of George Taylor has been
taken by Lewis C. List. He was shot
down by a pistol iu the hands of a man
who unlawfully carried the murderous
weapon, and as the case presents itself
for the purpose of shooting somebody,
no matu r whom,but whoever should at
tempt to remove certain property from
the house in which the murderer lived.
George Taylor happened to be the vic
tim, but it might as readily have been
someone else. The cause which led to
the commission of the horrible deed, is
one that arises in every day life and is
continually giving trouble—the sublet
ting of houses or rather the joint renting
of houses. It is very easy for a couple
of families to join together and rent a
house iu order to economize iu the mat
ter of family expenditures. If the par
ties are good natured and agreeable
they may get along very pleasantly, hut
as a general rule inure quarrels and
litigation arise from the joint occupa
tion and from the renting of houses than
from any other cause, li
to go into a house togetli
gether, each agreeing to pay their share
of the rent ami each t<> have the oceu
If
one
it
will
t
Its
aud
oat
are
for
us
a
ble
all
aud
he
as
Mr.
pea
is very easy
to live to
paucy of certain rooms aud other privi
/«ge h, but it is not so easy afterwards to
dissolve that copartnership in case of
a quarrel which makes it ini|»osBible to
live longer together. There is u right
way out of the difficulty, but there are
few comparatively who seem to under
stand it, and by not understandingitand
following the proper course, trouble eu*
i. lii the case of List and Dean,
both had been living together before,
but wishing to change they both agreed
to remove and live in another place.
Dean rented the premises from Mr.
Poole the owner, because lie got the
•more favorable recoin metiduti*
is. Each
were to pay half the rent, tin*
being fifteen dolli
had been living t<
premises only a eouple of
wheii a quarrel »•
in List striking iJean s wife ;
vh.de
•
mnth.
They
.gether in their
*-!*ks «*r s*
ed,
vhicli resulted I
I knock- 1 - v, i
a *|tiiet inof-!
ing her down.
tensive young man, not very stomt n*!
i !
hearty, not able to cope with la
knowing that he wj
iwrt defeiul his wife from the assault
•k redress for tin- assault. J'h*
accidental!v to the **i
a violent man,did <
,;
|
ter c
Father Taylor, the grandfather of Mrs. i
.Dean, and as
Mr Taylor's family grew indig
•over the treatment their
*up}*..fe*d : * *'
a 1
, I
f . < H
liece Ini
-eeived.
i's
The
another place for the niece
husband and child w
nflnnir 1
rand mol her iimm-diaiHy g
i t L her, r:i
her** Tliev '
11*1
g Mlhject t ■,
ruffit
live in peac*
tlie brutal assaults <d a
. Thu!' 1
difficult
accompli*",
latter
e have already said
hut
to get, the goods 1 »*• i•
I lean's away. Here i-
• an Maine List <«»r making bim.seif
the matter of rent, hut h*-i«*
wiiere he again became
the iaw by arming himself with a pi- j U I
tol and threatening
•me who would ifitcrlere t«i
'
here n.di
ly
a violator *d
shoot the
good* away.
Here
here l»ea
and iii* frie
t*take iii t ry- j ll
i t Id nit fully I v
that 11
jug to get the
*atiafying List. The latter kne*
he and his goods w. uld b** r*-|i<
forth
hole ol t Id* rent
tak«* hi*
blame List
cut «»f rent in *n< h a,
.• iiii
nslating on! Tl
this setti"!
ns would s
Me loss that Id*
.against all possi
itide liable
taking his g<
Hut all tin* did not nistifv the arming ]
ot* List and tin shooting ot i li.m.an
being in con*ci|Ucn<o of trouble- arising!
out of it.
It is not difti* nit to
George Taylor, a
vliy
uncle "f Mrs. I lean,
ot i* ilnpiil.M'S.
a young man
* hoiild e*pouse the « a
i:»
niece. \\ e cun imagine with w lr.it m
,1 igUAtiou he left liia work in Pie
foundry an hour or >■ before the
hell rang, m g" to the a**i>t.u
"
niece,
removing from tl,e h*
luul Hhainefoi .
of Hie
1.
t i
bi* list, -in* had a
to lie
al*o, and that tlie ruffian
rink
•r was adding iu.milt fi
injury by r»*
taining them The majority of young
actuated by the generous feeling
that moved Mr Taylor would have acted
a* he did
i, had
II" was a Hitigi"
ma
never kept house,
knew i>ot of tin*
rented a
ever
echni' alitieH in 1;
that governed lat.dlords ;
ly felt that a
who would strike d<
little woman with t child i
vx -uld not hesitate to commit other act*
He
cowardly
a defeuHeic*.* I
her arms
of injustice, and hence in going to her
defense lie weut to his death. The rest
of the bloody drama is laid before our
readers iu the local reports of the Rk
itklii'AN. We will not prejudice the
case by saying that the I ists are guilty
of premeditated murder. There was
had feeling ou both sides, but only
young List was armed with a pisto^
ami appeared to be prepared for any
emergency. The fight In the street iu
which Taylor proved himself to be the
better man, the appearance of the elder
List with the club, the Hlght of Taylor,
the firing of the pistol by young List
and the pursuit of Taylor, followed by
List retreating aud Taylor pursuing
aud then the tatal shot from the door
way of a neighboring house, the arrest
aud incarceration of lN)th the Lists an.1
the deat h of Taylor wind up the bloody
chapter. The pocket pistol did the
work and is another argument why the
law prohibiting the carrying of con
cealed deadly weapons should he rigid
ly eu forced.
Reporters' Privileges.
At last our neighbor, the Every
Evening, has its long wished for oppor.
tunity to teach the police force a lesson.
If only
one of its reporters without it warrant,
it would teach the force a lesson worth
knowing. Now that the glove thrown
down has l>eeu taken up, t ic public
will be somewhat anxious
of the force would arrest
t
kmiw
what our neighbor is going todoaboirt it*
Its reporter wat* arrested by the force,
aud put for a short time in limbo, with'
oat a warrant, just as any other offender
would have been treated. We have no
prejudice against Mr. Crute,the report* 1 '
arrested, bur at)the same time if reports
are correct he was guilty of an action
for which we would not defend any re
porter. Mr. Unite
version of the affair, hut as related lo
us by officer Turner, the officer who
made the arrest, the case is about as
follows: Mr. Taylor, who had been but
a short time before shot, had been
brought to the City Hall in an insensi'
ble and dying condition . Doctors were
engaged in an examination, and wer e
probing tor the hall. It was a time o
all others when they wished to he let'
alone. Any pressure around them
would have resulted iu an annoyance
aud made more or less confusion
Under these circumstances Chief of
Police Hawkins placed special officer
Turner at the gateway that led to the
n*om where the doctor* and dying man
were, with instructions not to permit
anybody to enter without orders.
Officer Turner took his place aud say*
he noticed Mr. Crute standing on a step
as if awaiting an opiHirtunity to enter
Mr. Gray and Mr. Rales, attorneys, ap
pea red aud were admitted by Chief
Hawkins, and Mr. Crute, taking ad
vantage of this circ umstance en
tered without permission.
Turner, noticing this, said
come that garni
that effect, when <*ute stepped down
lay have another
i
I Mticer
1 y*»u can't
r words t*
and the officer ad vised him to go awn
and rail
i*t urbane**.
Mr. Ui
take the a
are informed, did
vice kindly,and instead *>f going awa
expressed a determination lu sta
orti-er intimated that lie
light tind
himself arrested. when Mr
• hired In in I" make LJ i • ■ arrest.
I ne utlii'er t lien i h**
ert bis
t
ight it was ab
authority, as tin*
time
I
i. ue thought, was eviileutly
make a disturbance, and
1 - v, i ,u " B
i to
Diking him bv the shoulder )»t»die<l him
i ! insi*l** ;
i ilist »*i Mr M
•iai to lock hi
time afterwards r
, til'
< p'b.tce*tati*
up.
1 l»v Chief Hawk ins thrungh tlie
,; iiiterp.>8in..!i of Mr. Bates. TLi
| believe, is about the liain facts of the
with tin* facts
of tin* Satur
i
: * *'
a 1 read;, published i
I *lny evening and tin* Sunday pajH-.r,
evidently in sympathy with Mr. Cruto.
. < H *-oiirse this is
ail
t<* l>e the end *. f f h e ,
if tic Every Eveuiiig carrieu
i's j»r**\i"us!y '•xpressisi detenuinatfon ,
arrested Mr ('rutewithout
it
r:i
■,
1 "
'lu: j; I I'l
•porter* being treated in a
n f
'ain* that civilities in
KM* A s fakes (.lie
l«* of tin-
j U I #
bile in the search
'
•mi** sided.
I Reporter-
iid he gentlemen, af*
above ali men,
fable and polite—not ili*p*<*eel to tl
*d
id 'ptairei at every little
f" trgat them prnjier
• to *a ill )m i* 1, liiin*eB
vaut.-d, taken all the
fancied
if neglect
ithoiit, (hank.**, and
i*i*t - ii ["'ii making himself gener.
*. cantn
Jtreate.l with that r***j.eet due to
j ll
I v
11
to he
exped
cj»or-
• is . en*;i ally e\l45inle<l tow
Mi ('riif" ,*
:<i*
on! Tl " 1,1
'an. if lie wished
which b* and
•lnbifcil fro
titering,
have got, the eon-
of Chief Hawkins as others did uml
I"
]
h-n flier*
" ..tl lnivc been
liflieul •
• b'»* 1 \ - a
lame special
an y ing out the
I Of Polio,..
I S I
i- hurry an<l
'•utiiMiou of
"i ' lie List - T.iyl
lay i couple of slight
f he whole ' he
taining
mtjnlei
errors <>•
rmat mi
■ iirre.l, b'lt Iip,
i:» p
tlie
mh proiio
any otle i
1 hat appeared
Hie
."I paper with the
that day ..i
> a * 'lay Put iif>«
" l eef
rep
"f the IJEIM ll
Having had
t i me to
'In, fiietH ",
n beday
' anhe relied
t'M''uf which
Initially
orrect.
IlKl'CRTt «
ii h that tli
corn "lop out
• tnmt,
ii-ly
front h arc
can il" b*;t
the ■ rup i .' erul . matured
In . t^i i* h stki-s evidently can not
I defeat 'h* Jlarritiburg oiub at th
burg, though they can
consknially
What has hkiomk of Sunday out
in ( >bio ? Here we have an account of
a game of batte ball at Columbim yes
terday l»etwe«*u the A title! ic ami Colum
bus dubs, attended by 3,.'<00 people.
Nearer home we have accounts of
30.000 people attending the festivities
of the Canstatler Society at Scheutzen
Park, Philadelphia, on Sunday. Sonic
idea of what was done may he gleaned
from the following extract from the
Philadelphia Record :
" Within the incloHire the scene was
of the mua* animated character. Swiugs
and Hying horses were in full blast.
Bauds of music tilled the air wi<h
popular selections The onslaught
the beer and sauer kraut bars w as terri
ble. Hart* inters and waiters jumped
about with tin* greatest alacrity, hut.
were unable *o satisfy flu* wants of the
thirsty and hungry throng. Over
20.000 plates of sauerkraut were dis
posed of, while the «oiiMMiiiuati"!i of
the foaming Teutonic beverage was
simply enormous.
TllK fact that only six or eight col
ored men met at K/ion Church on Sat.
urday evening, when it was the inten
tion to select thirty delegates to attend
the colored State Convention to meet in
Dover to-day, is indicative of the little
interest, taken by our colored vi
the proceedings. T1
that the only favors they seek cau Jbe
obtain* d in the Republican party. All
they have obtained they have
through the Republican party, audit
is evident that they are not prepared t<)
make any new departure at tin presenf
time.
got
to know
Hkald .v Co's sale of lots »>n Satur.
day and the prices received, indicate
the rajdd ri*o in real estate
tion near the new Baltimore aud Phila
delphia Railroad. For a public sale
the prices were certainly very high.
that sec*
With the view of awakening a
interest in the life, legend, and poetry
of Dante, who is, to so many, little more
than a great name, tin- Century has ar
ranged for several papers, including an
the " Life of Dante,
x ir li paper*
the *• Portrait* ot
vi.ii
by Chi 's
essay
fina U. Hossetti,
" Exile," and
Dante," by Surah Kreem:
Li*
Clark*-.
r furniture of ,1. .4 .
Buy y<
417 Shipley street
'an non,
/Ud'LEY A WEAVERS ANN UAL
VJ excursion to SwiU'hback and Vi
Chunk, the Switzerland <>t Am**rii*», <o
THURSDAY. SEPT. 2'). over tbePennsyl
vanla^nd Lehigh Rf? v '
Valley Railroad.K «
with their evercliangirig -cener> "ii* the tram
glides along to Miiuch <'Quiik.ruvi oned with
marvelous and picturesque xenery, from
there to ascend Mt. IMsgah, over an inclined
plain 2,322 feet in length, with n rise of 1 foot
id 3, until a heighth of MA feet i* reach«»*|.
then over a plain I 1 , mile* t«*the ba^e of.lcf
ter son mountain, then use
plain a,072 feet to its summit 403 b et, mak'ng
iu all 1,102 feet above Lehigh river, and 1,00"
feel above tide-water, there to visit the l>
mine, th«* wonderful ice
other |'lace> <*f interest to he seen, i 11 the de
tune*- is the Delaware water gap and Glen
Okoka 2 miles away, with Im r stupend us
water talU. delightful arbors, rustic bridges
and shady glen*. No change ofcars.seats all
numbered. Train will lease the P. W.A B.*le
pot at 0 a.in,sharp,arriving at Mauch < 'hunk,
. Returning lease Mauch < .'hunk
g bo
•lioling a rule
i
<
. Who,.
ticket.*.
•r Nv itch hack. *3.
spH lilt
Halt. 01.50.
HER1FFS S.VLE-HY VIRTUE f»F A
*llrtct
S
i
ed. will t(« e\|
<»'.*d to I*
.Market struct, hut ween Tenth
s of Wilml ig
ihu
.1 Kiev
tli
'aelle ' 'ounty, I»*• I.. >*•
ton. New
FRIDAY. SEIT'KMBEK U. lHs.i.
ig *lu.*crib»:«l
the followi
•al
A111hat certain
ikI messunm* tli**
luce or pa reel ..I iaud
erect«-*l .*ituate
mini u*l
thu
1 duscrihed
: n the souther
a* follow*, to
Jy .-ni** ot Sixth street, between Lombard uml
Pir.e streets, at the distance «»f feet fr*
the eiisto. ly side ol Lombard street, at a
it Andrew S. Clark
ail'd with Loinl
ct street, to i u opened,
loo feet to a stake at the xmtherly aide ol
Said street, thutu**- tln-rcwith easterlj pnrul'ei
wit ii Sixth *truet .1* (out to a stake, thence
> parnllcf with the first iuunti<»ii«-d
line 100 reel to thu aforesaid side >*' Sixth 1..
them*!* therewith westerly Is feet *- tlie place
>»t land
tlien**c souther.y j
fl.uG
i»c thu '*iintents there.it
* a ml with the common
•le .*ir*sut when opened
ius*. subp*i*
said
tec
id and tak
xe**ufiun as the
"t Mary Ann Trainer, surviving
d Ad:
i-tratriv nf Peter l'r;
gagor ai
and 1.1..
I
• -old
J A MRS MARTIN. Shurltt.
Shkki re's Crrn «, WilmiMgt'tn, Del., An
gust 25. 1SS3.
HER I FlS SALfr-BY VIRTUE OK A
writ of V'Midit
S
II bn < \ud t*» UuLlic sab* s
D. Bradway.in Red L
direct
(die h*»
Him
ed.
tel ol 1'ln
ilreil. N»:w Castl<- < 'mint'.
I'HURSDAY. SEP 1 EMBER 13. 1M3.
the foil.
mg ilu.-unhed re
All that certain piece
signed upon the pi"
puny a- lot* No.*,
described a.* follow?
point up
par'd of b
•1. dc
the I;
I* "t said '
i 13'.*. hounded and
.i: Beginning at a
the northwest side of Monroe »i..
i,
tec
irmii the northeast
11"* iown of 1 K-iawaP* I
'he** along tin* north-'
rthw. -twardl * I
t
id street
d r 11 n 1111 * u i
• ol Mom
-•
.-true
llWUa W
40 Ic t.
.rdly
d par i lie
with ..lid ?tre**
street, tlienee with?
southeiud ward
Wtticlly i
•i lw*
taiiilDA' ",000 Icct of laml.he the :
l**s-.
fee
a »*• f'-ut rtid
•1 «M
4 feet, thence soul liens
tit angle? with said M
•ft ' > me pi.ii-eot beginning, c
•••n a* tlie prop
be polo by
erty of Daniel
"lw *!l. and u
•lA.MJ'iS MARI IN, Sheriff.
n, Del.. A
• K. Wl
Dk!.
I1EBIFF* s \ LE- -in VIRTUE OF A
.* direeled.
• Sale, at thu <'
, bi'twcuu Tenth and
of UGiniugton.
S
• •f L-\
i
Will lie "Vposi'/J
H
Kiev
*th str.a
v
ty. !>••! . on
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
At 2 o'clock, p.
ui, the following described
uni estate. * i/.
Ail f lu
•el A h
I
it*- in Die
■r iii
boil lined
ami deseril"*'! .
to wit Begmiiing
• °rI\ -nl'* oi Eighth
•I I'S feet we-terly from
street, thence *outii
,r**e* 04 b*et to a cor-
ner. thence we-terly parallel with Eighth
street 4 * It
at a |"iint
street, at
ttie west, rly
erlv parallel with Sn
Mil*
• lnefi, im
•*rly hy line ol'suid WebbV I
nl,.resaid side of Eighth street, and then,*,*
thereby easterly 5U feet to the place "I t*egili
ning. be the contents thereof wlnit they may
"-Ixed and taken in execution as thu pro
perty ol Wllliuii A. McCullough and Ann
-e soJdloy
• 1AM KS MARTIN, Sheriff.
Shkiukk * (> i't^ic'K, Wilmiriaton,
26. IHHit.
1 - -feet tot he
K„ lii -
Ai'-'ii-t
HE1HKI S SALE—BY VIRTUE OF A
Levari Fueias t*
Will be expo-ed to I'llbli'* > *|«
Bouse "ii .Market street, between Te itli ,
Eleventli
S
• 11 rented
<
iY
the .*ms of W ilmi iik t■
Ne
( n*tle < 'ounty. Delaware
FRIDAY. SEPTEVIBEK 14, is
At 2 o'clock, p. in., the following dc->
real estate, viz:
ed
A lot of land, situate In the city ot Wil
mington,
fet and Columbia avenue, huv
In
the northeast corner nl Hi
a front
f i.o feel ii rid running
Jli along Harris
j tlie si
bark a t I lint
.-t, the ills
• wiiat It may.
i us the
1 IV A .his
I M. A., his wife
unco ni 76 feet, In:
S»dze*l and Ink"
I * r<»j * -
Wife.
erty of .1*
uml I
Mortgng
to bo sold by JAMES MARTIN, Sheriff.
Nil Kin sk'h Okkick, Wilmington, Del . Au
gust 26. 1883.
<e A. Gomel Ius
nice Sent man i
. and Maria <Hartman, t.t., and
jpUBLIO SALK
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.
Margaret J. Wey le aJmlulstratrtx of Char
Weyle, decease.!, will sell at publio auction
ON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1883.
at 2 o'clock, p. m.,
At the Court House,In the city of Wilming
ton, the follow nm described real estate: A
lot of land situate In the city of Wilmington,
the northern siilo o! Log an street, adjoin
ing the Philadelphia, Wilmington A Balti
more Railroad, with front of 30 II. and depth
oi tJH feet.
At same time and place, I .onIsa Nchmith.
administratrix of Charles S hmtth, deceased,
will sell the following described reul estate,
situated in the city of Wilmington :
First. A lot of laud, with a brick axle lac
tory thereon erected, situated on westerly
s'de of Orange street, at 75 feet northerly
from northerly side of Fifth street, front 15 ft.
depth 40 feet.
Second. A lot, with
—or—
Macksmith shop
thereon erected, situated on the westerly side
of a 14 feet wide alley, leading into Fifth st.
near «irange street, is by 18 feet.
Third. A lot at northeast corner of Third
and DuPont streets, 113 feet'2 inches by 100 ft.
Fourth. A lot at nurthwest corner of 4th
anil DuPont streets, having a front on Du
T int street of 7s feet, and extending westerly
at that width 76 feet, bald property to be sold
subject to dower. Terms made Known at sale.
LUKE A EMMONN, Attorneys.
spo-71
JRLIG SALE—UF HORSE'S.
_ cow8, wagon#, etc*., on the urem- >y§V
iftefl of the subscriber, on the Newport or
GhnstianaTurnpike, about I mile from the
city, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1883,
P'
at 1 o'clock, i). in ,
1 two-horse farm truck, farm wagon, mill
wagon, cart, express, falling top buggy, no
g*nM|top buggy and village cart, urn* cow
and 2 snug heifers, fresh shout tin* 1st
oithe year. Horses: Harry, 8 veil r 8 old. a
good worker or driver, weigm about 110U tbs.
Zephyr, a chubby little mare, good driver,
good disposition, very pleasing to the eye.uud
a daisy saddle horse, 7 years old aud weighs
about 1,000 Bis. Lll, a strong, stylish,
day driver or worker. 10,vears old, ami will
weigh probably 1 160 B>s. These Imisfi, to
nl uni
'.vent Zejdi is a In lie shy ol
easily managed. Jumbo, u
exceedingly amiable counten
all
the best of my knowledge
with no tricks,
the c
mule, with
ance; age, we think it safe t*» say, between 1
and 100year:*: a strong, good natured lellow,
gentle reminder of the uncer
, but is
who takes
taiutj of his earthly carter, with a re*
nation truly phenomenal
that family. Also, a lot of various work aud
carriage harness. Terms: Under 126. cash :
over 025.;; months with approvedsocur.ty. in
forest added or three of! for cash. Sale posi
.1 >. RICHARDSON,
Sear Wilmington. Del.
L W. SriniiAM a So>,Auots. epH-dtdltwf
*• of
ROM IN ENT AND HIGH GROUND
Eleventh street bridge.
Payments in monthly Iiistu 1)inent- and nib
erwlse.
PUBLIC SALE
I lot*
•»F GOOD BUILDING AND HAM
FA<'TURING LOTH,
SATURDAY, SEPI'EMHEK 15,1883,
On tt»e preiuine*. Wiltomgtoii.Del . at 4 p.tn.
be sold without p<>*t|»i>n<Miieut,
lerbldding.
M'e are rapidly closing out all that remains
In first hands of ttie .lelteris' property. This
sale iiielndeH
w ittidrawal
lot*
high
tiuild
ear the V. W. .v B. R. R.
and also excellent and prominent lots
the Eleventh street bridge,
facilities an*l the increase of matiulacfurlug
interests arc greatly adding to buildings ami
i mproven
Omul bus will leave 7th and Market streets
a tWhp.ro. For t* rms of'sale, plot and par
ticulars *ee large posters.
The sab* will commence promptly ;
and proceed mainly in the order of
1IEAL1) A TO..
Seventh and Market str
Agents to effect ftie sole.
1 go* *1 ground.
Horse railroad
•t the bridge.
sd-flt
I^XEUUTOK'N sale
REAL ESTATE.
The 'Ubscribtr. n* Executor «
lun. late of thu Cit> *»t Wilmington, in the
?(tate .*f Dol.iware. tlece»se«l, will sell at pub
lie nucth'ii. at the Court House,
< 'it * of Wilmington.
THURSDAY. SKIT. BI
TlmuiuS AI
II e said
1. 1HH8,
The folluwing <lu*erihe*l r»*il estate, situate
III the said eiD :
N". 1. The three-st«*riuil brick •dwelling
lion**- and lot ot land situate at 1 h***ou'liwc.*t
»f Second and Poplar streets, known
No. 332 East Second *treut. Lit ld) u by
N
The three-storied brick dvclllr
I lot of land situate
Fourth street, known as No. 4*ik East
-idc
Fourth street.
Sale positive
W ASH1NGTGN .l()NF>
\ Eiiiiiioii-. Atn
the north*
Lot. 20 11*1 feet.
*. Term* at sale.
I
pUBLIC «ALL
FRESH COWS. SPRINGERS AND FA'l
STOCK.
—Of—
I he flubscrlher will otter at Public Sale, at
the Chadd's Ford Hotel, I>elaware County
Pa..
mi KSDA Y. SEIT'EM BEK 13. BW-L
A lot of fresh oowb, Bprlngers and
fat stock. All persons are Invited to
be there. AMOS W. HOU
L W. Stidham A Son Aacta.
w
pUBLIC SALE
40 FRESH COWS. SPRINGERS
FEEDERS AND BULI-S.
Will he sold at Publio Sale, at Red Lion,
East Marlborough Township, ('beater
Pa., on
or
0?
M GN DA Y, SEl TEM B EK 24, 18k3,
40 fresh oows. aprlngerd, lot of young hulls
and feeders. Sale to commence at 1 o clock.
SILL A DAILY.
L. W. Stidham A Sow. Auct's. ill-dAw-ti
HEKP ' SHEEP' '
S
in. Stan
ton. Del.,"ii Sept ember li'tli.bjo head of sto**!-
ewes, direct from Mercer Co.. Pa., which will
b** uisposed of at prhati* sale.
-4-2lwI2td REUBEN SAITEHTHW
I *iu su11*.*rlber will have .
Al l E.
I
I
Khtahlihhkd
IH7«.
t ily hy the Nua, Ocean (irov**, J.
EKLARUKD a IMI-KOVBD
JHHtl.
Sheldon House.
Finest (summer and winter hotel
coast. Largest taocoramodation*
ami most central
Park. Passenger elevator, hot and cold sea
water, and electric baths: sleum heat and all
modern
malaria
• he
.leading
in the Grove or Adbury
Improvements. Perfact drainage. No
lultoes. 1 erras moderate.
UFEK ALL THE YEAR.
\\ KI.COM K K. SHELDON
1
-SOLE OWNER AND MANAGER.—
my 28-if
Baynard &. Dawson
HAVE AT THEIR STORK,
229 MARKET STREET, 229
A FULL AHHOKTMENT OF
WATCH Eft, VIAHUH. JEWELS T
MUERWEAK, MPECT AC LEA,
OPERA O LANA Eft, ETC.
AT W HIGH THEY ARE RELUNG AM*
LOW AS THE L4JWEHT.
Both being prominent workmen, all orders
left with them will reoelve prompt attention
W
A Y'N
SWIFT SURE OINTMENT.
< ores piles, iti liing.blind and (deeding ; bur
burs' Itefi. tet»,-r. salt rheum, ringworms, nl
chiUdnins. pimples, alt -km diseases.
Hie best ointment iu the world. The people
to he the indue. All druggist.- sell it. 60 i ts.
Wholesale by JOHNSTON. JIOLLOWAN
iY co., IMi'ludelphla, J'».
SpH fhlldRw
pEKNORAI,
Weak o4j11 undeveloped parts of the human
body enlarged, developed and strengthened,'
etc., is an Interesting advertisement long r::r.
In our paper. In reply to Inquiries we will
suv that mere Is noevidencoof humbug about
tins. On the contrary, the advertisers are
very highly endorsed. Interested persons
may got sealed circulars, giving all particu
lars hy add resiling Erie Medical Go.. F. O
Box 613. Buffalo. New York.—Toledo Evening
Hce. uMu.th 4a*160t,
AN IMPENDING CRISIS.
A crisis comes in the clothing of every man and boy
at the end of summer. The can'c-get-aways, the golden
winged habitues of Bay Harbor, Newport or the Kaater
skills, the swarthy campers of the Adirondacks all meet
alike on the level of clothing needs. A common want
It makes something else—the
makes the whole kin.
clothing trade.
A Million Dollars for the crisis in the Oak Hall stock.
The stock is biggest where needed most. In
MEN'S LIGHT OVERCOATS.
MEN'S SUITS EOR BUSINESS OR DRESS.
BOYS' SUITS, large or Small.
Every garment for this season's stock cut and trim
med in Oak Hall and made by our own workpeople.
Think of this belore you scatter your money to remote
cities.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,S. K. COR. SIXTH AND MARKET STS., l'HILA
Something Newand Good
Tlw- Oar.opy Range, entirely new in design and construction,with
improved duplex or plain grate, outside oven shelf, polished edges,
and a sure linker, is far in advance of all competitors of its class.
IT HAS NO EQUAL.
It' you don't need a stove now, you
Kvery range fully warranted,
may some time, and it will pay to look at this for future reference
-SOLI) ONLY BY
HENRY F. PICKELS,
7 AND 9 LAST FOURTH STREET
KENNEBEC ICE AND COAL CO
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. N. E. COR. SECOND AND KING STS: IDE HOUSE AND
GOAL YARD OVER THIKI* STREET BRIDGE.
t
BRANCH OFFICE AND DEPOT, Fourth aod Poplar streeta, and N0.IWW. Eighth atree
PRICE Or EASTERN ICE:
.49oeot8 per week 1 10 |>ound« dally....
...60.|20 '* ' ....
...70 "
5 pou dally...
84 cents par weak
.01.05
I
M
12
26
BO POUNDS AND OVER AT THE KATE OF 00 GTS. 100 FOUNDS.
The leant neglect or Incivility ou the part of a driver should he made known at the office at
once, and It will receive prompt attention. We koep constantly on hand a umoiub bilbo
deliver in cellars free of charge
tion ow COAL from the most pupular mines, which
where shoot wagon can be used.
JACOB PUSEY. President. E. T W ALTON. Teaaurcr MILLER STR A DLEY, Sec'y
ENTERPRISE COAL.
Lehigh and Schuylkill Coal, $5.75.
FREE BURNIN(4 COAL $5.00.
SAND
WOOI >,
LIME,
Q^TStar Bone Phosphate. _§£z S\
VOSHELL & SOLOMON,
Fir«t Wharf Went of Shipley Street.
com
FURNITURE.
FURNITURE
J. & J. N. HARMAN,
No. 410 King Street.
Cain now be seen at oar wkierooms, (he 1 argent andflaeatasaorlawawiai
Furnllare lo be found In the Male. We fuarantee to salt everj-oae lr
PRICE, qitiLITY and HTYLE. You will always find ll to your la lavas
lo call aud see as before purebaslny elsewhere.
DELAWARE SKIM MARBLE AND GRANITE WORKS,
A LI, KINDS OF WORK DONK IN MAIJHLK, SAND-STONE
AND OKANITK. LOWEST IMIICKS. LAlUJEST STOCK.
DAVIDSON & BROTHER
FIFTH AND KING STREETS.
jyll-flm
u k .% run: i.d on fokt i.\u.
EPPS' COCOA
UBEAKFANT.
"By a thorough knowledge of the natura
laws which govern the operations of digea
tlori an*l nutrition, and by a eu refill appllca
tion of One properties of well selected Cocoa
Mr. Epps has provided our breakfast table*
with a delicately flavored (leverage wmet
ave us many heavy doctors' hills. It l(
hy the juih'biMH use of such articles of diet
ay he gradually built uj
ugh to resist every tendenc;
Hundreds of subtle maladies ar*
ready to attack when
there Is u weak point. We may escape marc
a fatal -hart by keeping ourselves well fort!
tied with pure blood and a properly nourish
ed frame' — Civil Service Gacetto.
Made simply with boiling water or milk
Sold In tius t rdy (y,0, and 1ft;. labelled.
JAMES EPPS fk.UO.,
may
that a constitution
until strong
U) disease,
floating ground
HOMfBOPATHIO (JHBMI8T8.
LONDON, ENGLAND,
'De-22-ly-mtti-s
$100,000!
aud CharlM, JiinI whai every
body needs.
OKKISGN
U KRAY'S
J. M
, t , ,, ,
ifZ?on" nl Ami, hllfpriM 'km
full deserlptlous, and circulars free,address
J. MORRISON MURRAY, map publisher,
Elizabeth, N. J. Manufactory. 88 Warren
street, New York Ulty.
ANTED—A few more good salesmen
and agents; 026 to 076 per month guar
anteed : some make 076 to 0160 per month. At
those rales agents cun soon innkc the |ft|00,
OOO as above, l ake down the address, and
write for an agency.
W
a 23-0t f
JAM EH ft BUG.,
NO. 1104 MABKET0TBEET,
Have a large assortment of Knives, Forks,
Ivory, Hard Rubber, Koeewood and all styles
of Pocket Knives.
to
!
J DftflirQ A Ain DUOrC
DUU I O Mil U Oil II to.
.....
Oil ClotllH,
L>, w i a
| oiail AO(18
,
Window Curtains.
STEP LADDERS,
Brooms. Tubs,
Buckets,
Veloci|)cilcs,
Express Wagons,
Toys, Dolls,
REFRIGERATORS.
i
Baby Carriages in great variety.
504 MARKET ST. 504
i A " KNT fOK «AZAAK PAT
irittWB.
1 '
4th
FRED. A. POTH,
Brewer & Malster,
H
THIKTY-FIKHT A JEFFERSON STS.,
Jfflee, 237 Green street, Philadelphia, Fa
Wilmington Depot, 408 Poplar it.
This oelehruted beverage Is sold In all first
Mass places In the city. mift-tf
M.
PJ0KME8' HOKSliK! I
ConRtantlv on haul at the atablee of
(Albion, on French street below Second
of farm and diirln. horees.
, .lot
N.
I I
ill
Our Coflees are Aiwa' - Frest.
We own our roaster and roa»taiuf t , urw
fee. We roust our coffee two ana •
a week, therefore they are always 'reth n
stale coflee on hand. We have a fun
Rio, Lagunyra, Maracaibo, Java am w
coffee always on hand, either gre> - -
roasted.
We have a good coflee we are 'itWljmt
pounds for 01,00,and an elegant .diee« ( l|
at 6 pounds for 01,00. "
We also have a fresh line
Teas.
We have tea as low as 26c. perjstuad u
the best 60c. and 00c. tea to be found ,o a
city.
We make a specialty of Pure Spires, was
we have ground expressly for our tradi.
Sugars sold at cost to customers
Handsome presents of Glassware, Via
Toilet Sets, etc*., given with tea and roflw
Also, a fUll line of New Crop T .rnipsL
t.
•>r
W>
Net <:«
t
d
h
CRIPPEN'S
TEA, tor FEE AND NEED 4T0|
Nl >. 6 EAST SECOND STREET.
n
e
Grand Union Hotel
(European Plan;
—AND—
H ENT A I'll N I ,
i
.
ImulB
ll
W1LM1NTON. DU.
This hotel Is a new building,ouUreljmi
furnished in » most elegant sty;.}. amloW
American ami German comforts. HefrtJ
merits and eatables first-class. ar faired
fio-ly HENRY HLOUTH. Propriii]
H.
CHAS.J.H.BECKET
Sears
I VrOHTKHjoP
Pure Wines, Brandies, Eii
ANl) KINECl'tAK'
Pnrr Mid Rye WhUklr* a KperlL,
NO. 108 WESTSEVENTH8I
W1 LMlWGTf f N. DEL fauW
tn
l , P |
FJ3HE FAMOUS
Rock Candy & Rye Whis
— roB
THBOAT ABM Hit »UliH
For sale in qpantltjr to salt; a Cm
ot wall selected Wines, Liquors *n*l Sw
Goods st nt to any partoftke olty fresofeaii
n<l'ti*
lie
n.
JAMES A. KELLY,
IN
ft. W. Corner VMD Mid Urau«l
10
S
OYALGLl)
Ire
Mends Everything kflLW
Earth! A Hanisonixaft
in Strength among all othena
and Cement*! Abielnlfln
breakable and Inwpdj
No Healing
- Alw ayalteauy , Alwaj-rup
(1111**11 China. Lias**
Ixiatlier Belting. CrwieriJ
liard<'ueTlj»*»au(l Cloth.MiB
Mi'tula, PaU'hea « :i I.oatbrri
Rublicr Shoes. Brir-a l<r»Gj
Back*, htoin*. Furiiifir--. M
y -1 Uot.ln-r Tin-s, Ona.-ii-iiy .
kind, .Icw'dry, Hnokei^ j"t'JJ
lllllff* CigurHolders,Card B"arl j.
gSgLIdi^ Books, ami Everything ek*
Everlasting luaeparabl'*
M11S M»i)"l»elurers of Ucii.ii^
aM ■IIPD iM-ls/l'estilo Fat»ri'*s. I " •*'
■I 1X3 Piano*. Artificial !■'! 1
El DwB Htalneil Glassand S* r.s «•*
net Makers. *c..-uivD
|<arr«-l VfOc. lt«»l 11«* l ; - *"f
Tin ('over): by mall i"»t|'»:'DI
l-toth»U«buttU. extra. Mailt*lonljrby n.aiiinani
J.U.O'MEARA ACO.loo'r 1
Liv«Ax*nt»Wanted E'crywh'*n-.S • St-> I''
HJeii.-rW
t
To
AM
ladi.-o!
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at
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. Stationer.*, Hardware a*.
/. .1. KILT, 0th uml Marke*.
ok
HARD COAL
$5.75.
Free Burning Coal,$i
-T.
"1,
tbit
Fes
:
ton
HATH A FINK
?bli
liny it one* and you will alwrt
buy- it.
I0A1
Kt
FRENCH ST. WHARF*
^ITtHELLA
L FURN1SH1N(4 UNDEKTAKEJtf
NO. 4111 KING 8TBEET,
WlLMIMOTOW, DSLaWARB
Thomas I\I itch bll,
1(18 W. Seventh ut.
H. HAKT1N.
rUUiVISHlNo'UNDKKI AitK,
ANDE.MHALMKK
NO. 60? NHIPLNT MTKU1*
WNIOHTC'AU^ .tundfel 10 proup
I^INON Ul'THKIK,
OEN'I. KIJKNISHINO CNDKKTA*'
NO. 4*46 KANTuivBNTH ft"
WILM1WOTOW, DSLAWARB
TERMS—20 per oent. loss than u«o»l
DR. riIEEL M ?fflllrf
GuarantouH t« cure(al«o by lottery
Debility Youthful Imprudence, L^f ^
bond, Elfuctsof Indiscretion,Private
(acate casee in 4 to lu days,) Pimple*,TW*
Falling out of Hair, etc. I)r. 'llieel J*.
16 years Mudlual oxiiorlence, ami i.« tneow
physician in Philadelphia who ha*
specialty in Europe under the leading r
fessors. Read *• Scourge of quacks. 1116
losing of "Self-styled Professors, " "
ends' Free Prescriptions, Mu.-eurii*,
This is tLo only hook which is free »°®
exaggeration, and gives a true history o* ..
vous debility, Rkin, blood and pri-aw JJ
eases, ami shows the best methods d
those diseases, by the leading a'ithon™
the world. Price 25 cents. .
Office hours:—w a. ni. to 4 p. in . 'n' 1 ^
to p. m. Sunday, u a. m. to '2 P- IU *
yj^OOD
Cut in blocks and delivered, 01.76
ter ; cut and split, 01.86. By the I*»tt<i,'> a " .*
pine, cut and split, 01.40. Delivered t®
parts of the city when ordered hy tcieu ,
No. 2, or otherwise from ENNIS' Wood JJg
BECH,
JoskPH £. K
412 KlBgW
J.
Ll
N.
Of
'Ml.
K4fi
. 20
tins
ct.-.
r *S'll|(>,
ir ben
«all
i'-'t:
!ti
D'l
4th street wharf.
lip
Hi ill
e pur
rpHE NEW
HI,
—HUKD WHKAT—
*Kl«
HARVEST KING
H
JO;i
5
farmers ad
,1.
It is to every
vantage to sow this new va
riety. It you want to kno
why, ask
e I'Ull
"Ml
»k"n
i'l st„
"'•"ti
ATI
pth
ftrefui
■Did
Jos. Tatnall & Co.
OBAN 0 E
N. EC. COB. JTKONT ft