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Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Grand Opening.

Mrs. l.. b. Broadway, dealer in milli'
merry, lace, caps and zephyr goods, cor.
Third anu King street, will on Thurs
day next remove TO her new store, No.
329 East Fourth street. She cordially
invi es her friends and patrons, also the
ladies of Wilmington who may be III
trrcsted in the latest novelties in mill.
merry, laces, rhi.dren's knit goods, no
Jious, Ne, TO be PRESENT on the opening
",ght AT her new store, I2a East Fourth
street. l. was MIS-. Bradway's inten.
non to have the opening take place this
wee k, bur was disal pointed in not re
ceiring the reflector. Arrangements
have been made however to have the
opening take place next Thursday.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
L.t(be Girl Ipiured.

Sometime yesterday d little girl abou,
three years Old, fell from second story
window to the pavement below, cutting
her head severely and injuring bo,h
her arms, but II is not thought that she
is injured internally. She was looking
through the Stats OF the shutters, which
were bowed, when they suddenly flew
open precipitating her to the ground.
The mother being frightened, ran to her
daughters assistance. and carried her
into the house. She was the daughter
of G. W. Schu.z, OF 800 Lombard
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
The Fire Last Night.

An alarm of fire was struck from sig
nal box Ii, at Third street bridge, ,abou,
lll5 last night, the fire being discov-
cred III two houses or II street, below
Buttonwood, occupied by Samuel Will
son and James Sorden. The fire was
first discovered ii the house If the for
mec, lie being inside asleep al
the time, and was awakened 10y his
neighnors with considerable difficulty,
as he is heavy sleeper, although al
most -utiocated with smoke i, had not
awakened him. The FIRE soon C.minun
lea ed to Sorden's house, aud AT one
Ii me it was feared that the whole COW
won be BURNED to The ground. The
iiremen soon arrived and pattl,d with
the flames tur over two hours, saving
the remaining houses from utter rnin,
although the contents we're completely
delug,d with water. In the absence Of
the Chief Engineer and Assistants, the
hremen were left 10 do as they pleased.
A policemen was present, but refused
TO take command, after he was request
ed to do 80 by "A citizen. Part of the
goods were taken out, but the loss will
fall heavily ON the inmates Of the differ
ent houses. IL is not known how the
fire originated, but is supposed to have
been caused by a detective tlue. Two
of the houses were completely gu,ted
and will have To be replaced by new
ones. The others were damaged slight
ly. The whole loss will probably reach
$500 or 5000 The burnt houses be-
longed to James bradford.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
CautiOn.

The people of McDowelville are very
much incensed about the frequen,
visits to that place of lady living on
East Sixth street, who is unmarried,
but evidently prefers the company OF
married men to single ones. IT her
visits do no, become less frequent, she
will receive a warm reception some
night, as a bucket OF tar and a bag OF
feathers are in waiting for her. Mayor
Almond should instruct his policemen
to keep a sharp lookout for the parties.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
,Comp,niut sr Car dplay ere.

Several ladies and gentlemen who 60
back and forward on the WORKING
train to Edge Moor complain very
much of a number of boys who play
cards in the cars and use the most as
gusting and profane language In the
presence of women and children. a
gentleman says that it is no unusual
thing to see three and four decks OF
cards in use at one time, and for the
sake of decency apd morals he hopes
that the attention of the road officials
will be attracted to it and that the vile,
disgusting practice will be broken up
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Ftremsus Parade mt kea" ~;

The Fire Companies that .o I'% 'o%'clak|
city Yesterday morning at o'St ;,r aDou,|
for Heading arrived in that ri.y ;:0s fr,p|
10 30 and received by d.lega,i99ttoo 10 thed h
Reading companies aud escorted I Ii ,be ID
hotels. After having :efresheus sorm NJ, ID
ner man, they proceeded u obont ant tss
line. The parade moved IiV 1;Vs viii
o'clock with 1000 tiremen In IL IaHt the psI
their apparatuses, which MAJ, miles lies ID
rade about two and nail
length. eo 400 or 1904
people. Hon. S. f. Ancoha a,,;ch copI
chief marshal of the parade, Washing
tained nine divisions. Ihe h,ond divis
ton of this city, wa in the sscTI ~ and th,
ion. the Phoenix in the th,Iti tbs msuu]
Weccace in the sixth. All atc '.r' wen
factories, public schools ss,e e'u,' tns wed
closed. 1t was rumored ina, !, ~ 'To for tb|
cacp would take the premlulD
handsomest steamer
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Y. p. u Il l.. Society.

A meeting of the above Society was
held last evening, in the lecture room
OF Union NJ L. Church. A large mum.
Der was present and an excellent pro-
gramme rendered. The society is now
starting with determination to sue
ceed, and will have a good programme
selected for each meeting night Miss
Sallie Findlev was elected Secretary
Miss Annie Richardson, organist. The
COMMITTEE on entertainment, with
tho, 81 who take part will meet on We'd
n"sday evening at Mrs Maggie Harris,
No 4l2 East Sixth st. for rehearsal. The
choir, that was formed last night, are
also requested to be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Public Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY
OF WILMINGTON, DEL, :
SA. l-.- u NNl

September Il. 1881.
WHEREAS, The City Council having
by resolution duly adopted at a special
nesting held on the evening of Septem-
Der Goth, requested proclamation be
made by the Mayor that all citizens, on
the day which may hereafter be ap-
pointed by the Federal authorities for
the solelnnization of the funeral of
James A. Garfield, the late President OF
the United States, shonlu repair to their
several places of public worship.
Now Therefore l, John p. Almond,
Mayor, do hereby pubhcly recommend
that observance of the said funeral be
maintained in the city, on the day
which shall be hereafter appointed by
those having authority, and our citi-
zens shall repair to their several places
of public worship to manifest in prayer
and supplication thtir sense Of the uni
versal sorrow which is CAUSED by the
death of the late chief magistrate of the
American people, and huiubly to in.
woke the mercy aud favor of Almighty
Gcd towards our country and its gov
ernment. JOHN p. ALLMoND,
Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
II VIII Build yOH Up.

One of the most popular medicines
now, hetor. the American public, il
Hop Ritters. luu see it every where.
People take it with good effect. Ii
builds them up, 1t is not as pleasant
to the taste as some other Bitters as II
is not whiskey drink. 1t is more like
the old fashioned bone set tea that has
done a world ofgood If you don't feel
lust all night try Hop Btters.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
II yOu n. e Sick. Read

the Kidney Wort advertisement in
another column, and it WILL explain to
you the rational method OF getting well.
Kidney-W ort will save you more doc
tor bills than any other medicine
known. Acting with specific energy
on the kidneys and liver, it cures the
worst diseases caused by their derange-
ment. Use it at once. In dry and
liquid form. Either is equally efficient
the liquid is the easiest, but the dry is
the most economical.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
brow SIeu.

1t is reported that Winfield Hill, who
enlisted in the L. S. Marine service,
about two months ago, was recently
Washed Of, the deck of MaL-ot-war,
during a gale and drowned. Hlll ar
on. time worked in the REPUBLICAN
office, and was we'll known il thene,gL-
borhood ot Chatham, Pa, whe e his
parents resided He WAS a single mar,
and about IS years o! age.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
SECOND EDITION.
DRAMATIC NEWS.

A Series Of First Glass Entertain.
men's-DIplOmacy 10. Nix hi-Sam
Hague's slinstrels tO.MOrrow
Might.
This evening the lovers of the legiti.
mate drama, will have au opportunity
seldom cffeIed, of witnessing a first
class play, presented by an unequaied
company. While there has been sew
eral mereitorious performances at the
Opera House already this season, there
has not been anything thus far that
will compare with Diplomacy" or The
company that is presenting it. Parties
who have faie to secure reserves,
should be sure and 60 early as the pro-
liabilities are, tlat when the cur am
rises, standing room will be more atun-
dant than seats.
On to morrow evening, the event OF
the season in the minstrel business will
take place. Sam Hague's English
Minstrels, composed Of the most talen-
ted artists Of England, Ireland, Scot
land and Wales, will make their first
appearance in this city.
This company have sung before the
Prince of Wales, and many of the
crowned heads of Europe, and have al
ways been received with the heartiest
applause. 1t certainly is a novelty for
troop of foreigners to come to this
country, the birth place Of negro min
strelsy, to compete with our first class
performers, and this company must
possess vast deal of merit, to have had
such overfowing houses, and received
the Communications they have in Phila-
Gelphia.
On Friday, September the 3Oth, kiral.
fy Brothers, will present "Michael
Strogotf," that for over one year held
possess ion of the Imperial Card Theatre
in Vienna, and was successful in the
principal thea res of Austria, Germany,
London and New York. This magniti-
cent spectacular drama, is now being
performed at the Academy of Music
Philadelphia to crowded houses.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
SuHarlnx Women =.

There is but very small portion of the
women OF Ills itlou that do not suffer
FROM some Of the diseases for which
Kidney Wort is specific. When the
bowels have become coslive, headache
torment, Kidneys ont Of tiA. or piles dia-
tress, take a package and its wonderful
tonic and reDovating power will cure
you and give new life.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
the Regular Monthly

meeting of the W. G. Il. u, will be held
at 1902 King street, 10 morrow Satur.
day afternoon at 4 O'clock. A full at
tendance of meDb rs is desired as very
important business will be brought be-
fore the meeting. ....'"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Smysn POST Attention,

4 special meeting Of Smyth Post No.
/, &. A. r., will be held at Post He'd
quarters on SATURDAY Evening, Sept. "a
az $50 O'Clock, to take action on the
proposed memorial services, to be held
in honor of the "lalneuted President
James A. Garfield.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Finger lOtOH.

Harry Ierger, the frame maker al
4O5 ShpIev street, this mot ming, while
w. work cutting through a thin board,
mis- knife slipped aud came in contact
with the forcing of his left hand, sev.
ering It a little above the end joint but
I completely taking off The mai and some
OF the Il sh winch he threw away. He
then went down to Taylor Il Fuller,
ton 5 and got them to dress the wound.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Services NJ M. lie onc n.

On mex, s lnday morning Rev. Waugh
An Smith. pastor of Molnt Lebanon M.
Il. Ihurch, will deliver discourse
on the death Of President Garfield
All men. bers and friends of the con-
gteaatiou are invited to bs present.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
OSldN aud En de-.

The Delaware Saengerbund postpon-
ed their regular practice lesson last
night on account Of the death Of Presi-
dent Garfield.
Joseph Fullmer 5oS Market street
has his building very handsomely drap-
ed in morning.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
uOs1er

In this department We have never Of
fered as large an assortment as at the
present time in English and German
goods for ladies and children. We have
also L styles OF fancy silk-clocked cleared
seams for ladies at 25lts. pair; 80 doz.
ladies striped, good quality, 3 pair for
% cents. K. l.. Russell.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
He Feels Like a New Mnu.

Rheumatism was the disease with
which Mr.. j. NJ. Walker, OF Waterloo,
Ind, suffered for fifteen years; after
trying a great many remedies without
being relieve, he was finally cured by
St. Jacobs Oil.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
A Large Contract,

Peter Ford, the popular grocer at
Front and Madison streets has received
from w. G. Coup Il Co., proprietors Of
the Coup circus expected on Monday,
an order to furnish 800 bushels of oats,
5 tons of hay and three tons of straw,
besides a large quantity of groceries,
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
/ O'Clock Prices.

The o'clock stock quotations Of the New
York and Philadelphia Stock Exchange, re.
received over the private wire Of Elliott, John
son l. Co., stock brokers at sixth An Market
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

A TTENTlON POST 2. q. A. r. THE
n Post will assemble at headquarter on
Monday next, September 10Th, at 80 O'Clock,
p. m, for the purpose Of atten ling services at
the West Presbyterian church. as mark Of
respect to our late distinguished comrade
and President, James A. Garheld. Uniform
dress, badges, to be draped in mourning for
sixty days. E. II. GREGG, Commander.
J. 5. LITzENBUkG. Adiutant. sept23 II
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
X. r.. a.. OF the Rsdeemer.

The service of song that was intcn-
ded to have been rendered on next Sun
day evening has been postponed for
one week, and memorial service will
be given instead, service commencing
at half past seven O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
RefOre Leaving

your measure for Fall sult call and
examine the mammoth stock OF cloths
and casslmeres at the Boston One Price
Clothing House. Suits SO and mp.
wards.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
M ARR AZ; ES.

lAMS-COLL1NS-On Thursday, the
22nd inst. by the Rev. H II. Davis, John
" Williams to Miss Anna Collins, both tt this
ity.
LEE-DUPONT-On Tuesday, September
Goth, at Christ Church, thristiana Hundred.
by 1t. Reverend George Peterkin, Of West
Virginia assisted by Rev. Dsdley u Smith,
CazenOw & Lee to Marguerite l.. DUPONT,
daughter Of the late lrine dul ont.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
1000

pairs of Brown Duck Overalls, at 25cts.
per pair, at the Boston One Price Cloth
ing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
4 COOl koooFts

John Nanz's Wilmington summer gar
den is the incest and coolest place for 70.
tTeshnUntA
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

A SrRAY-A HEAVY SET SORREL
"A horse strayed from the premises Of the
Jackson Lime and Marble CO., Hockessin,
bel, on the night Of the 18th inst. Any per.
son returning the horse or giving information
of his where dhouts, Will be properly reward.
ed. JACKSON LINE h MAkBLE co.
sept23 ltdAltw
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Hoop Skirts

% cents each. Wainwright, 312 Mar
ket street, has 10 dozen Of them !; they
are selling very fast.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

Professor s. +. Ford staiso ME- a class
elocution. 81 t His class in e wnpumbsrs
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

r OST--LINEN LAP BLANKET STRIP
IL cd red The Under will be suitably re.
wnrd,d /! returned to DR.. WEST.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
DEATHS.

MCCUSK ER-On the 22na inst, Susan Nc
Cusker aged 20 years.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to attend her funeral ON the residence
of ker brother. Frank McCusker, at Free
Park, DuPont's Banks. on SUNDAY afternoon,
at 81 o'clock. Interment at st. JOSEF ph's ceM-
stery.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
1000

pairs double and Irish Cashmere Pan
falcons, % per pair at the Boston One
rice Clothing House, ,2l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

TXyANrED-A GOOD WHITE GIRL
w for general housework a good cook
and i-oner. Corner Fourteenth and Scott sts.,
McDOwellvills. sept23-u
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
ALsrge Barge

The largest barge ever .s% cOptrasssSd tTrsastssd,! \
in this city, was comhlsn.h s. the Dslaws]
by Enoch Moore, Jr., 1or ."' BIDS I'd
River Navigation Company, a.Sn, Chestet
1as FSiiadspS" 1ses SS'' and Sl.1 W'l%rsstssHsr sssssr
Moore being the hlghestV estV,yithstandinB
awarded the contract no'"
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Buy and sell Government State, City Bonds

Stocks bought and sold In the New YORK,
Philadelphia and Boston markets on comIniS
sion.
Letters Of credit given, available In all
parts of the world, and drafts on England,
Ireland, France. Germany and s,wit2ei land
Issued.
We nave now ror sale 20 shares New York,
Woodlawn ana Rockaway Car Trust.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

r OSr-s2i REWARD FOR POCKET
IL book. money and papers, at
JOHN MEALEY 5, 2Vb Market street.
ecpt23-u
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

NOR SALE-PRINTiNG PRESS WITH
Il complete outRts at oue.third cott-$16.
Apply at the drug store. N. 4. corner Sixth
and Lombard street.. sept23 ", ,2taw. fri sat
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
-, MOndSy'

won's run on hono.ys :sr Ns1
W. M"snSI .md Phil adelphis, will ~
thsi. hUds usual @ trips on Monday
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23
Rtsn ERA

y Il, ROBINSON h co.
BANKERS AH' tk,C 4 ERS,
y. d Ooh. FOUhl II AND MARX EI
Wilmington, del.
Daily Republican., 1881-09-23

NarSigan's CaSe Cou,,,,o
the November Ter,n' 'sul
Roses Case Postponed UNI, aa' ,'
day Next-Argument In IN. e
Case. Neal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
Important sale at Bisbee.

l.. E. Page, well known resident of Bisbee, arrived last evening from that bustling camp and stated that he had just consummated the sale of the Atlanta claim to Capt. B. C. Moore house for SG0, GOO. The Atlanta is a parallel claim with the Copper Queen, and hes just south of and adjoining that bonanza. Both from it's location and showing il has for some time been regarded as a very promising prop erty. The only development thus far on the clam is shaft at the extreme west end, which is all Tn silver carbon ate ore, but the entire length of the claim shows prominent and rich cop per crOppIngs, and the Copper Queen tunnel Is now within forty feet of the line of the Atlsnta and its face is said to be the richest portion of the Copper Queen mine. MT MoOrehouse leaves for San Francisco this week to make arrangements for the purchase of q shelter, which he proposes erecting at Hereford, on the San Pedro. Capt. Moorehouse is an old California miner, and is a pioneer of Arizona as well, uANluE COule lO lue ItIIltOIl III 1864 with Governors Goodwin and Mccormick. He lived for three years in the Santa Ritas, and also operated in Northern Arizona for a time.
 Among other items of interest re- gardiDg affairs at Bisbee, it might be appropriate here to state that the mar row gauge railroad from Hereford to the mines may now be regarded as an assured fact, and R. NJ. Price, Jr, leaves fo- Bisbee to-day to commence the work of surveying for the line, and one of the directors ot the Neptune which company is interested in the proposed railroad to a considerable extent-stated a few days since that the locomotive would be heard in the camp inside of seven months. It is also stated that the Copper King mine has been incorporated for $le,0O0, 900. From all appearances at present, it looks very much as if boom of the biggest dimensions is in store for Bis bee. - EDit1Dh
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
Proposals for Flour.

HEADQU ARTEBS DEPABFMENT OF II Arizona, Ofiirs of Chief Commissa~y uf Subsistence. WhiDpIe iiarruek-, Prescott, A. T., Mach la, loSl Sealed proposals, la trip- licate, subject 10 tge U-ual conditions, Fill be received at ,hi- of'cs Gud ot the o.acrs ot the Acting Assistant Communicates of Slneis,- cucc at the following named posts, u1til i2 o'clock noon. On Monday, Aufjl n, 1881. at which time sud piace- tlcy will be op ned in presence of the bidders, for furnishing mud de. livery Of FLOl R as follows. fost Apa'-hc, A. T., 5000 p0Iud=; Fort Bowie, A. IT,, out1 pounds; Fort Grant, A. T.. i0,000P1unds. Fort Mcdowell, A. IT,, lS0o1 pounds; Fori T., 2j,0b pound-; Camp iluachuca, A. i-r '-t,- GOO pounds; Camp Thomas, A. 'r-, tv,Ji pounds; WhiPple Earuc,s, A. v 2a-'np pounds.
 Deliver of one-half the amounts sin b. re- quired within I5 dave, und Che 11'ancc ritiiiu go days after notification of award No bids will be entertained unless -tmplrs Dr iur- ui-hcd. which should nut ue ct iri's weight than i2 pounds, so marked as tn be c.lsily itcn tifrd, and should reach this office ou or n-iOre the date for opening bids. X standard sumple of Flour of the quality tl..s 2dverfisemeu ut con templates will he furnished bidders on appii- cation, which application should be made at the earliest practicable date.
 The Government reserves the rigtt Co reject any or an pruPosal-.
 Blank propO-as and full information as Co the manner 0f hidting condition fo le ob- served by bidders, and terms Of contract and payment, will be furnished on application Co thi- office, or to the eommi-suri sa' the posts.
 Envelopes containing proposals sIGld he marked. " Proposals Cor Flour at - -. and addressed Go the undersigned or 70 tue commisssry at the post
 CUAs P. PAGAN, mhl24w Ccp.aiu Eui e. ~.. c. S- A.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
AIenhNiIIe Fortune.

Mrs. Sally Ray, now of Leadville,
 came from the north of Ireland 10 New York City when she was fifteen, and married a book-keeper named Joseph Ordway. Her husband died a year later, and she went to Leaven-
 worth. Kansas. thence to Denver, and finally, in 1876, 10 Leadvllle. In Denver she married a miner named Frank Ray, but he died soon after. In Leadville she braved the dangers and storms of winter before there were buildings there and wrapped her baby in heavy blankets to keep 1t from freezing while she pursued her task of building a hut. When the place became settled she saw the land she had taken up turn into for tune. Sne owns buildings in Lead vile that rent for $2000 montn. Her career has been peculiarly ex- citing and eventful one. She is now 90 years old, is rugged and chipper, and is said to be wor tn a S1, 900, OOO.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
THE LEGISLATURE.
wEDNEsDAY's PROcEEDINGs
Assem- biv.

Assembly. Special to TIE C ZEN.
 PREsco-r, March 9.-The appro- priatiOn bi II was passed.
 The bill designalrg legal iol.dd-s was passed.
 An Act to repeal section 2, of an act amending chapter 9, Compiled Laws, passed.
 The bi,l relat ng to mechanics liens was indefinitely pos pOned.
 The b,ll providing for Che tra1sla- ton of Probate and Justices acts into Spanish, passed.
 The bill amending an act Co provide sinking funds passed.
 The bill ending section 1, chap ter g, Compiled Laws, passed.
 The Lill establishing the salaries of Probate Judges in certain counties passed.
 The bill abolishing the office of District Court reporter passed.
 An act amending sections 2C99 and 2151, Compiled Laws, Was passed. The bill punishing assault upon women passed.
 WOllenberg introduced bill amending the Act providing q sinSing und for the redemption of prison bonds.
 The Judiciary Committee intro duced a bill puuishing certain otienSes of railroademployes
 The bill assigning Judge French Co the Third District was approved by the Governor
Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-03-13
From Arivaca.
ARlvACA, March 9.

ARlvACA, March y. ! FDlroR CITIZEN: Rowing your desire to keep posted on mining mat ters in this section, l will give yoq what htle news we have. ] - Tine Ariveca mil S1penHtendenl Withercu. is runEiRg on Sonora orqr assayine 59J per ton, and irelgh'inli E costs S31 per ton. Ire other mlli.' arc idle. bat ihe eastern owners oi tnf Con. Ar!zona were here until yester- dav. and intend to start up n about a month. The Warsaw mil and mn ing company, il is rumored, wlI ng' run longer than today, owing 10 z lack of wGter.
 Clint TT ompson is here. He re- no-fs mining matters close to Inc lIne ss promising and many prospectooTps op and capitalists are going to the Og- mile distric. across the line.
 A heav, rain set in last evening ahG continued during the night, the wlnu blowing a gale most of time.
 A-ivaca at present is living Gn bopes. which hope Will be re'-ilzeu at an early date.
 T5e Ar;vaca Hotel, c. Roullier prP- nrieior. is a hostclry wo:thy Of even Tncson and can cordially recoIa mend if to weary travellers who desge a rood table and comfortable oeus' More anon.