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Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
FIFTH EDITION
OUE NEiGMBoR CI,.

AovinE-Rsai FAtats-s,,..
special Cores ronctrce Of the B1ra'',fis 'fisl
NEw CASTLE, April p a' ,M
Bsquire Richardson moved -, +, "
day into the office on Dslavs'a W. S''l
recently vacated by DR.. stewsr 'is|
The real estate of the late , p
dever was offered at publ. i. l., "
Saturday, but as the biddin1 aas
up to anything near liza rssI va Saul
was all withdrawn with thu ., ,sue
Of a lot near Murryvills, wh;sS'll 'p'll
purchased by Mr.. Tobin. "
Rev. NJ. A. Richards prss,,.,
introductory sermon yesterdaS 4.
ing in the N. E. Church from :, @sp y
hath. 3D., 4th, and 18th verse, 'Du y. y \
gan by giving an explanatiop II ~ n
and the succeeding parallels in + ~ nd, y
piieations to life and 10 Churob , ~ y
pei teachings, then took for bis M r'!s ~ =
pal subject Truth, Its teachinps s r,,aS ,ass
duotiveness, upon which he di.cnn!p'l ' ,'p9
for nearly an hour in an att,,",N
and very foroibls manner, i" ~''iD Y
evening he preached to " y y
church from the l7th of Luke II ,'u y
subject, gratitude for one ofsats,v"s1 ~
the sermon (though rather short, ~ y
highly appreciated by the p5ia. "
and all seemed highly delighted y, n
the new preacher. !" lie Is a n,s,,'u Wy
clear and attractive speaker, and si, si'
his commanding appearance and m N
oratorisal powers, we predic. for h;n ~
highly successful term in N,y Cssl,
II. L. church. '~1
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
THIRD EDITION.
"BRIGHr EYES" wILs LEUTUB 4


! m, Tibb,es aHd "EriEh' frn..
at tue Central Prssf sf.,yser,n,
church tomorrow,
A meeting viii ,bs held on Tuesday
evening. hprll. 18th, at CepsIs.l Presby.
terian Church, in furtherSnce.. Of the
movement to place !hs Indians Of this
country under the rule and protection
Of the laws Of the United States. This
meeting will be addressed by T. H.
Tibbles, Rsq., a lawyer Of Omaha,
(Nsb.) and by "Bright Eyes," an edu.
Gated Indian girl, who will give a his.
tory Of the wrongs recently inf 1icted
upon the Poncas. her tribe. A collec
tion will bs made a. the close. The
movement hes received the follow ing
endorsement:
We beg leave to call the attention Of
the citizens Of Wilmington to tho above
meeting. The statements to be made
have been endorsed by very high au-
thority, but without desiring to sane
tion in advance all the views that may
be presented we have reason to think
that they will az least be worthy Of
serious consideration, both IS
presenting the Indian side Of
the question in dispute between them
and the whites and as suggesting So
luton OF the Indian problem. Lewis
P. Bush, W. G. Gibbons, W. N. Can.
by, W. C. SpruanCs, J. C. Patterson,
Anthony aiggins, George W. Bush,
Alfred Lee, J. II. Caldwell, II. s. Nc.
Comb, J. II. Nixon, K. B. Cook, C. W.
Howlapd and others.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Yesterdays Fire Record.

A fire IN Wilmington, N. c., esrIy
yesterday morning, deatroyed hay
and grain warehouse, owned by B. ]. II
Ahrens, and occupied by Preston, Cum
mings & Co., and the adjoining stores
of Antonio Rush and George A. Peck,
The frent of the latter was crushed in
by the fall Of wall Of Ahrens' build.
ing, and Captain William Bllerbach
was killed. Nine or ten others were
injured, one named John Farrer, seri,
ously. When Captain RlerbaSh's body
was recovered after the fire was extin.
guished, his faithful dog lay beside it,
with piece of its masters coat in his
mouth. The loss on the buildings Ia
$25, 900. A wooden tenement in Ha.
verhill, Mass, was burned yesterday,
and TIVE men, who occupied the attic,
perished. A woman was seriously in
jured. The Purcell House, In Norfolk,
Va, was damaged by fire early on Sat-
urday morning. The flames originated
from defective Hle on the second floor,
and spread rapidly to tue top Of the
bailding, causing panic among the
guests, man. CT the rooms being filed
with smoke and heat. A Congregation
al church in Eliot, N. H., was destroy
e3 yesterday by FIRE cIused by de-
feotivs chimney.
There were two incendiary fires in
New Brunswick, N. j., yesterday. One
destroyed the dwelling of Mr.. H. II.
Provost, the other damaged the New
Jersey Rubber Conpauy's factory to
the extent Of 100000. The general
merchandise store of Stanford 4 Logan
in Black Eagle, Wis, was burned yes
terday morning by burglare. The safe
when found in the ruins, was drilled
and had the door blown open.
The Harrisburg Car Company'S plan
| ing mill and ten dwellings in harris
burg, we're burned on Saturday. Loss
| $40 900. Wightman Il Co. g glass house
at Pittsburg was burned the same day.
Loss $40, 900. The Chimes" building
block and Wood & Curtis carriage
shop in Wakefield, 4. | were destroy
ed by an inoendiary fire on Saturday,
morning. A fire at Petroleum Centre,
Pa, on Saturday, destroyed block OF
frame buildings, with the Exchange
and McClintook Hotels. Stella Will
COX, aged ten years, prevented ca.as-
trophe by carrying two Kegs Of powder
from burning building.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
FOURTH EDITION
ExnminIuK n Nufaanoe,

The Board Of Health met or. Saturday
afternoon at $50 O'Clock, near Market
street and Vandsver Avenue. In the
rear Of q number Of dwellings large
pool Of water was found, created by the
DRAWINGS from stables. It gave forth
q very bad odor. The water also ran
down an unpaved alley way, which was
in bad condition. About 100 feet away
from this another nuisance was found,
caused by the raising OF the street.
This had oaussd the impure water to
run into o well. Ths Board adjourned
to meet tonight and will further con-
cider the nuisance. The special com.
mittes appointed on the Brandywine
impurities will also report as stated.
The committee went up the south side
Of the creek en- Friday, and will pur-
sue their Investigations on the other
side To- day.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
PorEO nal.

General William L. James, Tor S']
years pastgeneral agent of the sou'l1
Nail Steamship Company, was sPpoi,I] \
ed Shipping Commissioner for fSi!s%,
phia on Saturday last, vice 'ls y Y
Captain Young. General James " N
brother Of Mr.. i. +. James OF 'Ai0 "
and is we'll known to mary ., Y
citizens. His appointment wlil O.I
source Of qualification to his ip'I
friends here.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
An ola Claim.

A Philadelphia party who is ,.
ltor Of the late firm Of Hollingswo,th
Harvey is about TO press a cI,i
amounting. principal and intprps,
about $500, which the city owed
garnishee, OF a bill Of sl, 800 dus Ann
II. Harvey, exssutor. A note which h,
been given BY the city to Harvey was,
tsOhed in ex-Treasurer Killgore's hand
who however paid over the iscs Of 4
note to Harvey at maturity. For sou
reason no steps TO collect the claim a
pear to have been taken sinc4 mi
very recently. There appears 10 v,
in which psJ Jment can be esCap.d.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ut. Sinms' Vegssable Liver Pills, Su
ger Coated, without an equal, They never
easy BY acung directly on the LAver, restore
the lest energies BY promoting the healthy
action Of the Liver. In doing this Headache,
Neuralgia, Pains In the right or len side or
through the Lungs, Indigestion, Cosevenoss,
sick stomach, Weak Back, Distances, BAd
Feelings through the body Aching Limbs,
Billiousncss, LAsguor, General Weakness
and other bodily innrnities are cured. They
are the emily Pills known that will positively
operate withou! Gripping, Siokening Weak
ness, or leaving tho bowels oostiyo. They
promote healthy Liver and leeve the System
tree from the danger Of prevailing diseases
Sold BY dsalers and country store aSepen
ASK fog Dr. SimmS' Pills and take cthern
Principal depot Fourth and King NiAming
eon. Del.. PhIiadelDhia. coz Arch So
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Tho Finn AnniHernnrx.

The Delaware Avenue Baptist church
was we'll fllsd yesterday. Over the
pulpit were the words: "Wcleome the
fifth anniversary" which were formed
by flowers. Other elaborate Aoral dec.
orations wers profusely displayed.
Rev. Mr.. Held.msn said that the past
Ave years had been q season Of pleas.
antness to him and expressed the wish
that the subsequent years would be
like unto the previous years. Several
new anthems, which had been prepar-
ed for the occasion, were nicely rem
dered.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
EGISTER'S ORDER
REGrSTER's OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, April 9, 1880.
Upon the application OF Amy ID. Heuder.
son, Isaac N. Foreman and VIM. X. Hender.
son, Administrators OF William Henderson,
late OF Wilmington Hundred, In said coun.
ty, deceased, II Is ordered and d rected by
the Register that the ADMIN 'stratoSS
Aforesaid give notice Of granting OF
Letters Of Administration upon the estate
Of the deeeSge0, with the date OF granting
the eof,by causing adVettisemertstO to be posted
within forty days from the date OF such Let.
ters In six ofthe most public places OF the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abdo by an Act Of Assembly In
such case mad and provided aZd also cause
the sane to be inserted within the same Pc
riod Ia the DELAWARE HErBBLIcAR, q news
paper published In WILMINGTON, and to be
continued therein three weeks leo d)
{ ~ Given under the hand and Seal Of
-. ofice OF the REGISTER aforesaid at New
I - Castle, In New Castle county store-
said, the day and year above written.
S. q. BlGGS, Register
NoTcE-All PerSOns having claims AZ linst
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Executors on OF
before April y, 1881, or abide the Act OF As.
Sembly In such case made and provided.
AMY d. HENDERSON,,
ISAAC N. FOREMAN, Executsrs.
NM. K. HENDERSON,,
Address Wilmington. Del. +ia
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
NArrMM EHCane.

A man carrying a large tin pail .
of meat attempted to board the b
train south near the P. W. l. B. de-
on Saturday evening after it h'i s'S
ed ont. He nGde such an sTkTa
iab of it that all who saw him pX.sc
he wnald fall beneath the wheels OIL
cars. Tie dropped the pail and iIoaa
tuml'sd cT himself, and copctnGoa
wait for TIE next train.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
AIv,nnf Fire.

This forenoon careless vi@itM
CampSsll's dry goods store, on SM1
greet above Second, left Lighted /
ear lying upen the window sill, way
n,took fire; tome trouble vas
with in sxtipguishiug the bla7'' slal
serious conflagration was parioSIJp
vented. A hole was burned thrGuI
the window sill, but no fprth'F d'|
age was dono.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Chicken ThiaYea,

A general raid has been made
the hen Toosts in the northcTn pOIi@
of our city within the past wst!; ortT|
On Thursday night Philip Combs u
~ ; on Thursday night jacob Nod
lost IA ); on Saturday night All. l!asO
letter carrier, Lost eight pure Hau,urd
Mr.. Cooper lost II, Patty Ca'cheI !
lost II, and Mrs. Sweeney also uourI
the loss OF . lot OF her faysrite f,wls.|
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
DHRD,

STFRLITa.--In this City, on the lIth inst,
ssbrah Sterling aged SO years.
Relatives and irieniR a'e respectfully In.
vited to attend thu 'uhsral from her lSte rosi-
dence, no 2lO Il. Fourth street On Nehre,.
day ait: rn en-, TO leave the house at . o'clock
Services at Ezion b srch.
"Dsparted n iuil triumph OF hith,"
ROBERTSON the I1th inst, after severe
illness, Lizzie B., wife of Charlie, F. Rob
erts, and daughter oftae late ohm Taggart
In her 25th year
Relatives and friends Of tho iaTtly are 70
prectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence OF her nQther, No. Zzb Parish
street, on Wednesday Afternoon. Services 81
2o'clecS. lnterlnent at Ryorylew cemetery,
Balto. and Phila. papers please copy.
JONES.-At B3verSvile near st. GesrReG.
on the llh irst, Vim. Jones, aged 81 years
and fojr months.
The re atlVes ard friends Of the fnmily are
invited 10 attend The funeral from his late
residence on Wednesday afternoon at ono
O'Clock. tnterrnent at St. Georges cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
DEGLSTEE'S ORDER.
REilSTER,S OFFlCE.

FEW OAETLh SOUhT1. n p!ll w. l@oo
Upon tho application Of Norman IeatmaD,
Administrator OF John Nsloney, late Of Will
mington Hundry d, in said county, deceased,
1t Is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrator Aforesaid, give notice
Of the granting OF Letters OF Administration
aeon the estate Of the deceased, with the date
Of graptin thereof, by causing advertisements
10 BE posted within forty days from the date
Of such letters, In six ofthe most public places
Of the county OF New Castle, requiring all
persons having demands against the estate,
to present the same or abide by an Act OF AS.
senbly in such ease made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period In the DELAwAYB REPUBLICAN,,
Q newspaper published in Wilmington, and
to DO continued therein three weeks, (sod
t~~~, Given under the hand and Seal Of
(Ls Ofiics of the Kegtst,r aforesaid. at
t~~S New Castle, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year aboye written.
8. o. BliqS, Register.
NoTCE-All persons having claims aiysinst
the estate Of the deceased, must present the
same duly sttested to the AdniniStrator, On
or beisre Apsil y, 1881, or abide sho Act Of
Assembly in sush ease made and provided.
NORMAN YEATMAN, Adrninistratof.
Address Wilmington. Del t-l0
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A Cool spring.

Four bricklayers and twenty Lahore
are employed at Cool Spring Reserve
repairing tho broken east wall. Chi
Engineer McIntire said this uolpin
ave will have lot Of ofpuddliag 10 4
yet, and the work to be done viii
fully as extensive as at first f1sry4. I'd
bSss wall for the lining to rest 0! vi
be completed by Thursday night and
think the whole job can be Guhaai d
May 1st. We have difficulty nov |
occurring enough bricSlayers, N,7 bd
will heve to be Used for the liz lc,"I
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Tho ReGa yrsnta gFnrkoc

Mr.. J. r. Hsald remarked this morn.
Ing that the real estate marks. was
wonderfully improved and there was q
demand for propsrtiAs. "Our first sales
last year." said he, "wers vary dis
couraging. but thosecf the present are
encouraging TO the extreme. Byery
thing goes to indicate beyond doubt
that the Saarket will steadily improve. ."
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
E.OcR1etfeg,

AT Police Court to-day John Cannon
was fined 81 and ccs.s for being drunk
and disorderiy. Since Saturday night
four drunks have been disposed of.
The Rev. Mr.. Williams, the new p.s.
tor OF Glasgow Presbyterian Church.
preached his first sermon yesterday. He
Is member OF the Wilmington Pres.
bytery.
A collection amounting to s74 was
taken yesterday morning, by the AS
bury N. L. Church stewards.
Nineteen persons were admitted into
the First NJ. P. Church. Seventh strest
near Walnut, and three were baptized
last evening.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Port ENtea.

On Saturday 500 shad were brought
to Wilmington, and the skiG ''lda" ar
rived in tho evening with $50 more.
The "Arbutus" went out 10 the
light house thia morning.
Five steamers, thirty.one tugs, one
schooner, one sloop, six barges and
three canal boats passed tue Third
street bridge Saturday.
Five tugs, tive schooners. one sleep,
two bargss and one canal boat passed
the Third street bridge Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
EOnREeGA.

The U. 3. Senate was not in session
on Saturday. In the House, the Senate
resolution fer the appointment ofa joint
committee OF two members of the Senate
Committee en- Finances and two mem
bsrs CT the Ways and Means Committee
OF tae Housc, to report a remedy 70.
evasionS Of the stamp tax, was agreed
to. Debats was continued until ad-
journment on the 'rider" to the Army
Appropriation bill, the speaking being
all on the Republican side.
Anether DemoNxtio CaucuS va,
held on Saturday. A proposition to
take up the spoHord- -KellOgG case after
the GsnsvatAward bill was qualified
by a proviss that it shall not interfere
with any appropriation bills--ysas,lY
NAYS. IA.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
SECOND EDITION.
AmUsEmENTs TO COME,
what villa nc VivGn On the Beard
ThiR y, eek

w AL Mh MhhA ~ OAN~N u2a AEc DSsNA ~
2 ThiE y. eek.
Wilmington .aeatre goers will haze
no cause 10 complain Of dearth ol
ADJUSTMENTS this week. Four most eX'
cellent things will DO presentsd-"Kerry
Cow BY Joe Murphsy on Tuesday
night. "Jane Eyre" and "East Lynne"
on Wednesday and Thursday nights
respeotivsly by Miss Charlotte Thomp
sop. and a concert on Friday night il
which Miss Emma Thursby will sing,
Of"Ksrry Gsw," the veteran "Wor'
caster Spv" says: "Ksrry Cow, as
presented by Joseph Murphy'a combi'
natlen, is one OF the brightest, prettios,
and most interesting, ii not ths bright
est. prettiest and most Interesting O
the Irish plays OF the preseut day. Th'
action ID excsllent, the dialogue a!
bright and crisp as new bank note
and the situations just varisd enough
ssp the audianoe constantly interest
ed. II is not only purely an Irish
drama, bEt it Is o pure lrish drama
Mr.. kurphy's reputation here was
made several seasons ago, bat he ssemi
to improve on more extended acquaint
ance. His support throughout las
night was good, Miss II. Lsduski Yount
making an especially good impression
by her Interpretation OF the charac:eI
of "NoAh Drew"
That Miss Thompson will give he
usual high order OF acting on boil
EVENING" Of her engagement here csn
mot be doubted. She is we'll known ii
Wilmington, the people lock upsn he
as a favoyits and on this account she
will undoubtsdIy have a large sudi
encs on each evening. Miss Thompson
will have an able support.
No word Of sommsndstIon iP needed
when speaking of Aiss Thursby, we al
know her and praise of her peer less
powers a. . vooalist is useless Suffice i
to day that she will sing in coneer
of well chosen parts,s Imported By
other talented vocalists. She is new
in New York.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
a Fall kN IrOn.

within the past TWO weeks iron has
commenced 10 decline and the fall in
price from that time TO this has been
very Considerable. In snne kinds 7t
ircu it bas been as much as So per ton
and the IAN varies with the brand.
TITS fall is likely to effect Wilmington
industries greatly aud its result is al
ready becoming apparent.
# ia reported that the rails OF the
Mccullough Iron Company both in Will
miugton and North East, Nd, have
closed. Tke old Ferry Rolling Bill Of
the Diamond State Iron Company has
also suspended work, it is said, on the
account OF the decline.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
NM En.nnl

The runoT which was circulating
around tho streets, this lnoYnipg, thai
Rev. G. II. Psgg, The late pastor OF
Scott M. Z. shnrch, was dead ,isuntrue.
The originator of The rumor said that
he had heard Rev. 4. Davis speak of II
last evening at Erw1rth N. E. church.
Such an assertion, ..aovsvsr, wse untrue,
IS Mr.. Davis dsris. having referred to
any death yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
RRarsrHR,s oRDBRs.
4 > E.trI1 E4A . UhDbn.


h, REaIsTER's OBTtOE,
,NrS CAsTIA COUNTY. April l, 1889.
Upon the application OF Marina a. bar
man and Israel A. Harman, Executors oi An
draw Hgrman, late Of Pencader Hundres, 10
,aId county, deceased, II Is orlersa md d.
-eotod by the Register that the Aaninlstra.
tors Aforesaid gIRt notice Of the granting Of
letters Tosta,nsntary upon the estate OF the
deceased, with the date Of granting thereof,
by causing advertsemenis TO be posted. within
Nrty days from the date OF such Letters, In
TX Of the most public places Of the connty o.
New Css.e. requirin all persore having de
mands aezinst the estate, 10 present the same
or abide BY an act Of Assembly In such ease
maze and provided. And also cause ht
>ame to be inserted within the same period Ia
the DNLAwARN REPUBLICAN, o newspapel
published In Wilmington, and to be con
tiDued therein three weeks. tee-dl
| 49,, Given under the hand and seal o
| }L.s. I Once Of the Register Aforesaid, o.
| t.~> New Castle, in New Castle county
aforesaid, tho day and year above written.
! y. q. BIGGS, Register.
| No11cR-An persons having claims agains
| tho estate Of the deceased must present th,
sane duly attested TO the Administrators, on o.
before April /, a. u 1881, 0, abide the Act
Assembly In such case made and provided.
| MART IA A. HARMAN, Rracutors
ISRAEL A. HARTMAN, AA'eu'''''
Address :-McDoROugh, Del. in care Of Q
p. Smith 4-lo
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
~ oiICB.-l, BENZ. d. LoNaLAND

NJ OIlCE.-l, BENZ. d. LONGLAND
40 hereby give notios TINT shall ap
Ply 70 tue Ju1ges Of the Court Of Genera
Sessions oi the Peaos nnd Jail iielivery Of
the State OF delaware. In and for the coIaty
OF Now Cast o. On Menday. the 10th day a
h%y nezt boing the Grst day o. the NAV
}erin, A. -, 1880, for license 10 keap an inn
OF taVern, Known RI sue JefersCn House. on
me eor- oi Delaware and Wa er as. in the
G,ty Of rev 'lastle, in New Castle Hd. ,School
DISTRICT No, %, New Castle county md State
alo'esslc, Win hhe pr1'ilega 10 Leil intoxicat-
inK liquors 10 less quantities than one qunr.
~ po nrH4N on inc preniSoe, and the fsliow-
Ing respectable e!tIEsLs PscLinnend tha suis
application, to wit: 'N
a. ~ t!ray, Jacob Deakyne
=. ,hoesnan, alter Vandeyor,
"a II, BLACK, Jlinos Wilmot,
A. W. EIsihlon, Jaincs y. EIIa8oa,
tteorkc W. Wllmot, ". M. Ws'r,
,tso. L. unakynS, JOreph Yarnall,
Jshn v. Black. Dsvil Ohsss.
%''-st B. ID. LOnGLAED.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A RlI0aa shave.

On Friday afternoon wagon htsv'
loaded with household furniture a, v
passing down Market street near :, !,
teenth on its way to Chester "hal ;.
loek breke and the LCrses startsa u
full run. A lady who was crosSlDs" "
street, narrowly escaped being rnn", v,
The horses ran to Sixteenin d .,
French streets before they we're nO''
taken nm.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
A Violent Gale.

A violent gale ragged in Buffalo, N. Y,
on Saturday afternoon and hight. The
water in tbs Larbor ovsrfowed the
wbarves, and almost Submerged the
island between the river aud the Lake,
compelling the inhabitants to leave.
Part of the track OF the Lockport branch
of the New York Central Railroad was
washed out, cruising q stoppage Of trav-
el. The wiad was SO strong q: times
that several wagons Here overturned ,
and strset sar was blown from the
track.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Unable 10 Preach.

Rsv. A. A. Phelpe, editor Of the
"Bible Banner.' Of Philadelphia, who
was to have preached at the Household
Of Faith Chcreh, both morning and
evening, was unable to do SO in
the evening, owing to n telegram which
he resolved in the afternoon, summor.
in, him to New York to see his father
Who was dying. Another telegram was
received later in the afternoon, which
stated that his brother .in-law. who re-
sides in Philadelphia, was also dying,
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
An Ola A nnZRntma

Port Deposit, Nd, is abont TO organ.
izs fir company. 1t will be renem.
hered that the town some years ago
purchased the old engine of tho Water
Witch Fire Company Of this city. They
only did 20 however after being visited
by disastrous FIRE that threatened
muck Of the village.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
The Death II scOr DE-

Twenty-t"o deaths a.e reported fol
Tat weSk by Clerk of Council Frazer,
beirg four deaths more than the cores
ponding week Of last year. Born in the
United States q born in IrslaId, l
white, II ; bIsck, ; males, 0 frmales,
II died st Aims Asaas, brought
here for intermSEc, ! ; sent away,
still born, 2.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Death OF william youes.

William Jones, an old respected u
ident farmer Of Red Lion hundied,nS
81. Georges, died yesterday eyed
years. Dir. Jones was a pFoulnd
man IN Red Lion hundred. !cadli
msmbsI fthe NJ church aud has bs|
g Republican candidate for ;Le uo1
nation lOr sheriff. The funelai N
take place on Wednesday afternoon
one O'Clock. Interment ssin 81. feOfa
oemstyry.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
RRNrd 0YEhElrRtInn

A regular meeting ofthc Board of Ri.
uostion will be held this evening and
the chief matter that will be considered
will be the question Of co-eGucation.
As the question stands in the Board II
is simply to allow some Of the boys and
girls to be educated in the same room
when necessity may require.
Daily Republican., 1880-04-12
Taun OtEcers Einetnd.

Tbe following town cficers were cleo
ted at Newport on SatRrdsF:
AlderinGn.--Joseph L. Klllgors.
AssssEor.-John Chandler.
Treasurer. Alexander Irons.
Conmissieners.-C. II. Groome, John
Newbold, John yebeker, Robert Sindal
aud George W. Davis.