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Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
THIRD EDITION.
LOCAL AFTERMATH.


cleaning In the LOe aI Field-A Va
Fiety Of Interesung Items.
For the latest news buy the "star'
to-morrow morning.
Anew switch aud siding are being
laid on the railroad near the gas house
A 10y named Harris fell from fen CT
near Union Junction yesterday and
broke his arm.
Postles' Rifles met last night, sdop
ted by laws aud received several new
members.
The City Railway Company has
bought four new street cars for the
Fourth street line.
Frederick Wurster is building a
brewery near Wooddals station. He
will have beer garden close by.
The City Council met in special sss,
sion this afternoon at Tsenty ssecnd
and Carter sues,s.
| James Soho. iE4r, of this city, vas
slightly injured yesterday bY being
ls1uee2si bstwsen two cars az Etkton.
The Star" is the only Sunday pa
per that is published in Wilmington
and the cheapest Sunday paper IN the
lefty.
| Patrick Monaghan, shoe dealer, has
moved trom NJ 800 Madison street ,c
the corner OF Fourth and Madison
/! streets.
i Bsilif Smith, o! N4v Castle county
court has moved iulo the hOuse near the
Court House, lately c,capiei by D.'ld
L4moa.
The team that va. moving tbs house.
hold goods OF Sersesut Wasssa rAa
lsway. a walnut table aui 10! Of
chairs ere mashed.
| Last nighiJAm4s O;leu fell into the
Excavation, msie By the City R'iirJs1
CsurSuy, at Front sni Market streets,
and slightly injured himself.
woman named Kelley, WAo under
he impression that she was attending
an suctiou sslr, walked into a house
Rhere was di,play-i the yellow tAE,
lthres'ens an act "a sgstaSt tae city tOt
damages.
! Nothing tries the patience Of a man
more than to listen to y hacking cough,
which be knows could easily be cnrei
BY investing 81 cepts il bottle oi Dr..
| Balls Cough Syrup.
Daring the wet weather manure
IfoEs across the pavement, in from, o.
ths stable, in th- rear OF The dwelling
At the north ives. corner Of Ninth AID
Church streets, and creates ! very dis
agreeable oioy.
Mr.. MoDouald, the msa mentioned in
YES iay's issu. as having been struck
On the head with pit:L fork, il in =
Icri'ics. cpuii!i)n. Al The time OF tue
Ifracss MtOonsli ar1 Tobias were quar-.
r-Npg, ard Tobias IS supposed TO Lave
lcne the deei 10 set ds!sas~.
A mssqnsrads par,y was tAksn to ths
home Of Mr. Harry BegCs. Eleventh
and J1f-rsou streets, last evening.
Fas party m-! al th- b0m4 OF Mas Al
les Green. daughter CT John Green,
Washington stree! aud Delaware Ave
nue..
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Antarrhnl Poison.

Wei he Meyers wopCertui Catarrh
Care ts 0sT dispensed ny all ornsErsA, an.
Is delivered carriage peldiby o. b. Dewey
q TO-. No. 70 Dey St, New Iofs. Ihe re-
marksbie cures which have everywhere re
.ul ed from the use OF this preparation have
developed the startling tact that no merely
local Il ieataient, Ike snutis, soucbss, and 10
halstiOns can possiDiy reach or destro' ca
ysErha virus The antidOtal elements dis
severe d by Dr. Wei lie meyer aro abSorhed
vhroue hsut be mucous memhran0us systom
o two minutes tine, thue forming an iLoeu
lslve and con Institutional cure, the effects a.
which are similar TO. and ~ unAhtDg a.
vaccination. A "TFeaiiSe.> with fuli
statements hs the cured, Ia ms,led frea
Wei Ue hi syer's Catarga Cure Is rth ten
times its cost. Rev Ghas J. Jones, New
Brlg ht0n, L. l." zone pacEGge cured me
Rev. q. II. Taylor, lIO Noblsst., Brooklyn,
n, Y" III restored me- TO the ministry.
Rev. Geo. A. keis. CobOleskill n. "''The
remedy lisa marvel, Rev A. p. froO'e,
Cairo, N. Y =" 1T bas been Of great value
TO lac Rev Glney Pisce. MaRScna, y. ~
kev. Geo. h. Pratt, ~. S'euhens EeCtory
Philsda. etc A real cure OF OsISr.h ior SEQ
llIa 2tav
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
The Lew Court.

The eO~mi!tee appointed TO examine
and audit the error list OF Christisus
Hd., for 1879 and 1850, reported error
amounting TO sl4l S27, and recommen-
dyd allowance Of rates on the sams.
TIE resolution passed hv the last
tarm of court Oh April II, 1880, and 81
lowing to police OH ers bu. 6fty cent?
and actual cost Of transportation o
themselves and prisoners to and frou
Nsw Css 'le, was ratified ami unanimous
iy adopted; the resolution, passed al
last term of court, preventing mag
lstrGtes from making a separate cSse
cut Of every count Of an indictment
WAS also ratified and adopted.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
CLAINED BI DrAlH
statistics Relstivs 10 thu Deaths
Occurring this Wo,k.

statistics Relative 10 thu Death,
Occurring this ~o+k.
The Death Registrar reports a
deaths for this week. Ous Of III. death,
occurred 10 Mill Creek Hundred, AMI
consequently there were bat q ds.tb,
in this city. For tue corespOpiiRI
week OF last year there we're l9 death,
0, those wbo died this week q var
born in the L nited States, 6 in liels.i
aud ] in GermSny. q we're white n
7 we're black. l5 were males anal
were females. Th-re was desth /
the Almshouse, AMI the corouer hh.
cases. 8 persons we're brought hes IA
in,ermeut, and 2 were sent away IA
the same purpose.
Deaths sy wards: First, 2; Ssoa
| 3; third, 2; fourth, /, 18th, s; SIKH, &
seventh, 3; eighth, |; ninth, ., l.lA,
Causes Of death Asoitss, !; l,p!r
10, !; bronchitis, /; consump,m, l.
convulsions, 2; cirrhosis Of lts, |,
carcinoma OF stomach, !; congeiimd n
lungs, /; diphtheris, /; dropsy, 0, ma.
rssmus, 2, natural cause, l. npFGrts
/; old age, |; pneumonia, :; parslpt
,of bowels, !; paralysis o! husrt, |
rheumatism, !; scro!uls, ! scarlet Il
yer, !.
Ages Of the dad I1der year,
from to 5 years, 2; from 10 10 ysar'
/ Z; from 10 to 20 years, 2; from 20 to 3
years, 3; from 80 to 40 years, 3; from
40 TO 80 years, l.; from 50 te 60 years
.; from 60 TO 20 years, 4 trow " to )
years, /; from SO TO 30 years ;.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
SECOND EDITION.
NEWS SUI MAAkY.
II, ms cf News Corrected from our
MOrniog exchanges.

II, ms cf News Corrected iro" our
MOrniog Exchanges.
over ops hundred laborsrs employed
by a contractor named Cook in grazing
the peE Phiiadelphia and Long Braneh
Railroad, Quilted work on Thursaay'
sud went to Toms river, where they
threatened Cook for failure to pay
them their wages, aggregating nearly
$4,000 tits said that only eighteen OF the
men have received any money for TWO
months.
1t is understood that nothing was
said in yesterdays Cabinet meeting
about calling an extra session OF Cor
gress. and the silence on the subject If
accep led in Washington as conclusive
evidence that the President, after hear.
ing both sides, has decided not 70 eau
an extra session, unless something
should happen which isnot foreseeh 81
present.
Il said that the Jury in the Kalloch
case confined their deliberations to the
theory of the defence that shots we're
tired by De Young as well as kailoch,
and that said theory was the ground oil
acqui'tal, the "transitory mania" the
orv being rtjecfed.
F. C. Kennedy, leading member Of
the firm OF Henry W. Mason X Co., ol
Vino Jski, Vermont, which was ruined
bya "defaloation" Of Mason, has filed
petition in bankruptcy. Kennedy
liabilities are stated at $97 45l.
The Prohibition Convention OF Rhode
Island NE: yesterday, nominated Al
bert C. Howard for Governor and Al
fred B. Chadsey for Lieutenant Gsvet
nor, and adopted the Republicsr
nominees for the remainder Of the tick
et.
John John, alias John Schmidt, who
killed Monroe Ssitzer, one Of CROWD
ofyoung men who annoyed him a.
McH sansburg, Peuna., on Tnursdsy,
surrendered himself yesterday at Pott},
vile. He says hs acted in self defence
The color works of c. A. WooIsey,
in Jersey City, we're damaged yesfe'-
day by fire. A number of men were
injured, three of them, Arthur Scott,
Timothy Qlill and Morris Gran, being
seriously burned.
The Dominion authorities have heard
nothing from Sitting Bull fos some time,
but think be will surrender it allowed
to settle peaceahly on one OF the reser-
yations in the Uuited States.
A deputy collector has been rsiding
on Illicit distilleries in Wayne county,
kentucky. Rs destroyed three stills,
one Of them in cavern one hundred
and thirty feet under ground.
The Naval Board nov in session al
the Navy Department, arranging the
details for the Jsaonette search expe-
dition, is expected to finish its lab'ts
and report to the Secretary ofthe Navy
next week.
The river of Amherstburg, Ontario,
is clear Office, and steamers are making
regular trips TO and from Detroit. A
telegram from Q1-bfc says the St,
LaEerncc is almost clear in Three Ri,
yers.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
authorized thk payment ,on the Is inst,
without rs1R'e Of The interest due April
lst Cd tbs Four Per c ents.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Laid Gneeht:

Not only is New York u2rHI-t viii
oleomsrgatiue and bogu' buffers, bal
cheese. A commute Of the LeSislstaN
has been appointed to Investigate u
see 10 what extent these bc"as articls
are mGunfsctured, The eVld7pcs u
the three first witnesses examined ya
terday was to the effect that there w
much adu!terRtion ia the mspaiAc'nH
OF cheese. A counterfeit article w
made not ouiy irom olsomsrEsTQs, Ol
also from lard and various OILS. Al
present the manufacture Of tina salI
terated article was hardly ex'su;l'
enough to effect the trade. TIE lo'
price OF the genuine article had doO'
much to retsrd the dsrt!oosusl: an'
sale Of the adulters'ei article
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
aVuRTh fnlTtCa.
ARINDHsNaErCIFIZEN.

what John W. Hauktus hes Co
soy RbOut the Ii'y Council a"d
l. x ,sinIiva Banquet, ana the
A.Ii0ns Of the Levy S0HrL
F,r the Republican.
NE4sRs. RDlNRs What are our
rul.rs coming TO- Are there noue IL
IL "a that osrs for either oath or honor
rue Board Of Education and the City
Council have both disgrsced Themselves
by bowling their knee to ne1 who hap
pen 10 be elected to the Legislature,
bay might have known ty losking al
themselves that TO be elected TO ottit
| il Delaware d,d not make d man any
more religious, moral, or intelligent,
su-r they themselves have taken TIE
mouey collected 70 educate poor chill
dren, and have used It for hiring car.
riages 10 ride around tewn and paying
Tor whiskey and good dinners ths, they
might a have good time. NcE |
tsve no objection 10 people having a
good time, and as much whiskey az
they want il they pay for
it themselves, hut for members OF the
tss City Council gaddiug around, eat
irg and drinking with SET Of men
uno come near being loStsrs, think,
ia ridiculous. Perhaps they charge
Tor more than y day, for ses they had
FIVE meetings the day before within q
few squares Of esch other and cup.
pose ihS, cost the city IS for each mem
Der a, the meeting. This is nothing
short OF an outrage. do not say that
these men violated their oSIhs Of Office
by voting the money with which to
pay for those carriages and the whis.
key used, but do say they violated
tter honor and selt respect and have
fort,i ed the respect iu which City
Coun linen should be.
have nothing better TO ssy Of any
member Of the Legislature who parVook
OF the dinner ard Hhiskey, fer every
one OF them must hSve known that the
City COupc.i had no right to appropri-
ate money for such purposes, and the
one who drank no whiskey is no batter
than those who did for he encouraged
il ty his presence.
Butl have said enough upon this
sui ject and will now give little in
cideLt that occurred in the new Conrt
house where the law is interpreted aud
iusriGe and equity supposed to be sd
miuistered. Yesterday morning city
policeman by the name OF Bidwell came
into the Levy Court room and sppeai.
I'd TO the Court TO have a mans name
alter.d or the assessment from Robert
Coven, laborer, assessed, $500, as he
knew there was no suoh man living in
western district OF the Seventh Wsrd
| Now | should not object to him saying
be did Lot know such q man in that
ward, but TO say that DO such mau
lived in the ward was saying what he
did not know. But the honorable Court
struck of the name OF Robert Cowen
and entered that OF Christopher Cowsn
hut there was no motion made 10 lover
the Assessment of $500, so Christopher
! CoWen stands assessed at $500, on tue
25th Of March 1881 and the city elee-
,ion coming Of on the Hrst Tuesday in
Sept4mb Der his vote will not be very
vsluSbla to his party at that election.
The Ivy ourt had no Law warrant
irg them in striking of the name OF
Robert Cowen and they had no law al
loving them TO put the name Of Chris
topher CoWGu on the assessment,
These are facts which send you for
publication in Ihe REPUBLICAN,
JOHN W. HAWKINS.
Wilmington Del, March &c.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
FIFTH E0iEills
n. d .. In ,HARsE ar
Reorganization OF IN.

REORGANIZATION Of ,b. nj.
western by the r.. Soa"s, =
Beyond the fact or the o,0,n,,,,
OF tbs Delaware Western R.iiraad "
pauy, In this city yesterday v,,s VAa = Coa
failelt as president, and a bos,dH s dHosa y \
v.N. ,sc,ors' composed OF Perry BsIw,ta VI d
VI Victor Dupont, John W. D,,is ,Uis'u'al
W. N. Canby, there are no nav lat
oPments about railroad ms,ts,s 0s's'
a correspondent writing frnm b,
delPhia, Gays; President Rob,,aa a''
the !. rennsylvanis railroad, claim" ~ "
II Is impossible for the Chss,s, 1 ,.u 'l.l
IN order 10 connect with ,bs pa p@N,aa
koad, as the Chester Road wa T'a'Ns
by the PEiladelphis, WilmiDs,ouN Na''
Baltimore on condition thss ah
Chester rosd) should never h. ~, s
q competing line with the PhiIs3sIstl y
wilmington aud Baltimore. raa
" Is stated, hoSevsr, tbsr,ha
ty for violating this condition !. ''aI'
800, Gee, aud that this wop,S wy
stand in the way lit vas d..,a%S, %
use II for trShlc." 'a
The same correspondent adj. 4,
yond the Delaware lin. no ropt, D., ~
10 have been definitely agrrei W..
by the Baltimore and Ono n,'4 WA
ment, but gentleman in M, "
claims 10 have discovered auoJd rb,T w
that will give the Baltimore and n NIa
mansgrment terminal facilities in "" ,S'
city and a eonuection with the Rs,M
lines. 1t is andsrstosi tba, ns'a%
tions for this charter are rov NM"
and II scared will secure The B.,Iim,hs
and Obio's indrpeGdeDos of,bs nn'.
disputed Iaucllon Road" ~
Ii is stated tAst Passenger lr,ys, ~.
the Baltimore and uaiO road viii law avn
suined over tue Pennsylv4ni, rad ~
morroS, but it is possible TIA, mi, viii
BOT be doue before the Sapisv oln"
ing, in order TO give tius iOr the a,
rspgement OF schedules.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Prof Forhnt EeMnOrt.

Prot. S. T. FJrd, the well-known e!o-
cuiioust OF this city, on his visit 10 his
clsss in NsWport !Ast night Vas the re-
eipisu. OF a presen, Of su bstsutisl va! ue
for his servicss at the coucert given by
thu Mite Society of the H. K. church
soma time ago. The Newport folks sp
prrcis,e Mr.. Ford's ability as reader
very much. By the concert, altudea t,
tAiT,y-fve dcllars uera realized.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Az Ez'on church

Rev. Solomon P. Hood, q graduate OF
Lincoln University and whose pareufs
resided in this city soms years ago, will
preach in Rziou NJ. Z. Church to-rnor
row at 3 o'clock. Mr.. Hood, 1t will be
remembered, was the only colored man
who spoke at the kcumsnicsl Council
beld in Loudon some two years ago.
ae is said to he q very eloquent colored
divine.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
NEw AuyEK rlsGMEsrs.
DUBLlC SALE

DUBLlC SALE
Of
FIRST.CL ASS FURNITURE, CARPETS,
Sc, at Drake & Oo,'s Auction Room, No. Q
East Fourth street, on
THU K sDAY AFrERhOON, MARCH 81,
atl.3o o'clock,
Consisting Of wslnut chamber and parloH
suits. bureaus, bed-steais, stands, tables
lounges, ! tins cottage suit, marOis TOP tables
GOOD sofas, l tne pi IRO, in VoOt order. side
| boards 4 tine coaches, extension tshits, hat
rack, look inx glasses, matt esses, cane aud
Windsor chairs, book case. 100 yds Brussels
carpet, 400 yds. ingram osrpot, 100 yds. sG
carpet, parlor stoves, SgOod ranges, sewing
Aasht ueS, glass and q4eenswaie aud Otaei
articles TOO ted .Ous to meutiCn. 6o0tS oRer
Tor inspection on Wednesday evening and
| Thursday ElCrning before sale Persons nav
| ing goods 20 dispo5t o., ny leaving thel
| ram % and number will receive prompt at
| tGntion. DhAh r q w
| mar26 u. 30 AuotionfeTS.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Ch SnSe OF Mills

George NJ D. Robinson who for some
years past has had charge OF what ID
known IS McDaniel's mill in Mill creek
auudreJ, near the Mermaid, has
in 0OQpsction with Rx. Sheriff Pyle, has
taken charge Of Smslley's mill neal
Christians. Willism Robinson, father
ofG, VI. D. Robinson, lately residing
near K-unet, Square, has taken charge
OF &cpauiel's mill.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
I,Iuess ofa NH Crock Farms,

Thomas J. Moore, an old resident
fsrmar aud blacksmith Of Mill Creek
Hundred, residing near Pleasant Hill,
Is lying at his residence dangerously y
Ill and being ir ths 72l year of his
age hut little hopes are entertained Of
his recovery, 10 the early part of Jan.
nary Mr.. Moore fell, his head striking
the i,s with great force, the physician
concluding that in the fail he had
sustained fracture Of the skull
boat two weeks ago he took his room
and has rot been able to Lave it since.
Hs has lived resrly all his days IL
tn at vicinity and is much respected by
all who know him.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Grau1tnR DiVOFe es.

James A. Conner Of this city was n
fused his divorce by the legislature =
q vote OF 8 to Q, while tAe'e we're otn'
persona divorcsd who could not pfessl ~
as clear q claim for divorce as M
Conner could. This seems Ike msK'l y
Hsh for one and fowl for the Other n, y
Conner's f1ieuds srs petltioDlnS !"
Legislature for a Reconsideration
the bill that il may again be pn' upj
its passage. As the Lss'slsN.]
has entered upon the divorce pu''II \
and has already granted s7veFaA' \
Conner's case the most woray "1
perhaps should not be oVerto0kea'
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
SuuhAy PApEFs

All the N. Y. and Phil'dsIpI Y.
sunday papers containing sls Nv y,
telegraphic news from all pSts ns.n' o,'
world, can be had at A '. ,.! u.,I, !,
new store, 2nd and rstnsll 'tIee.',% 81,
the depot, on the arrival Of tbe n.. s.,.
s O'Clock q. IN. Please leaVo u'j' J
and Won can have any pager serve. s,' =
apy par, Of the city by cAr''a' .
rIsrs.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

A man names Wilkins killed his
brother in-ls~, Harris, nesr Arlington,
Texas, last Wad pssdsy. Wilkins lived
unhsppily with his wife, and be-
lisved :Lat Harris was the cause
of the disagreement. Micnsel Watts,
age 30 wears, was stabbed to death by
his brother John, aged 10, in a quarrel
at Palestine, Texas, Oh Wednesday
In
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

March, the eJd of winter and bsgin.
oing ct spriug, produces Affections o.
the thrOat sud bronchitis. Uss THH
RBJOWNRO DOMESTIC C0UGu
SYRUP: sure c1re. West Rnd Phar
macy, Seventh sad Jefferson streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
A Pps or.A FhreM ell.

Rev. Z z. Waite, the retiring pas
tor of the BrAuds wine N. K. church
paid his far-rall visit to his oongrega'
tiou last evening. BE presented I
beautiful wax cross 70 Lsns Dillon, the
church orCHnist.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
RevIeW ExAFCAaR,

The Sabbath S3hool of the Contra
ana West Presbyterian Churches will
meet together tomorrow afternoon a.
half past two O'clock, in the West Pres
byteriap Church, to engage in review
exercise All are cordially invited to
be present.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
The Picture \ sie.

SCOTS art sals Of pictnres last night,
was rather poorly attended aUd no pic.
.sres sold higher thsn $S5. The sale Of
picture, will be continued this evening
at SOC Market street. and some of the
hest pictures have been reserved for
shis gale,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Co,,,,,on sua Am sab.uP,

A carriage, which was sta s''OIIo' so
front OF Jones' ice cream sslcOp, .,,nN ="
Market street, yesterday s""D'I We"
was run into by a runaway " avn,
longing to David Lemon. ne'.. poe u, /
belonged to Mrs. Alfred DnF'''
wss completely demolished
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
VIII NOT nv ave.

Ansr lot ofiishes just arrived Tea
sets Of A pieces, stone china, for S3. 60
rbose going to housekeeping should
Give us a call and be conytncsi that
our goods are cheap, at Third ahd Tat
nall streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
IMPORTERS AUCTION SALE
AT
MASONIC TENPNT, WILMINGTON
--Cr-
Rich aHd EI'gtHI TOrktSh ami
Persian sap rs, Rugs and
mbFoLde cries

On wEDNESDAY and THURSDAY,
March - and /. c,mEeuctug NJ u C'c.OcG,
a. IN, each day. Du eXhi hilton M3kua /
ana 'ESDAY, ~ snf - be pubiiH Is
invited 10 call and examine these beautiful
gcudE, reureseutirg z Goa a, Armenian, Hto..
dos, 10. .htsG4n. persRa X k-osasseu. Jed0,
z,me, Casauere. Royal 'fe.rdleS, Nnr'sssiau
snd other Kinds. THOMAS ID. hGLE,
maTso.4' Gucricheer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
bEAT ERn.

BALDWIN-On the 18th inst. Of ccnsumT
tipu, Mrs Josephine BALDWIN, aged J,
wears
Rel tives and friends Of the family are re
sp,cttuly invited to attend the tuneraa
from the resi- iepcs t her '3'her IN Jaw. YIN
Ba'dRtn, No 6'3 East FIth at5est, IN 7 e.
day afternoon. 5 SJVIcss at the house dt l
O'Clock.
Absent, bu. not forgotten -
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
A RrOken Shsfs.

The main shaft at the hout m u
VIM. Les & Sons, WAS brOEs'' t,,' b
early hour this morning, osa,S snsssl
suspension Ct work for q dsy, y,,,asI.,di asi
steps saSps were taken to have 1T r'P''"'
once.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

Remember that the "star" gives you
all the important tslegrsphic news that
Is to be had in the Philadelphia pa
pers and all the local news for only
about half the pr'cs Of those papers.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Ih Eash VIII

buy goods ctssp, aud hullin 4 Son
have found it est long ago, and tbs;
Is the reason why they can offer their
goods at such low prices.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
nSRnyIFOus:

An ex 2os-d we at Second AMI Tat
nall streets has ca"e1 in making very
dangerous place for pedesuiaps. The
Street Ctmmitsiousr nas been notified
Of the dangerous place but rO notice
has been taken of it yet.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

Popular trial shows the sS'% ssr,u
every sr,iols, and "a year, a..sS s'Sii| d
use has proven the great siiio'Ps shS no q I'd
Bulls Cough Syrup. 1t has ~
rinr.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

Patrick Brady, = Pbilsdslphian, 80
years Of age, Was killed by sfreisht en-
Rine near Monmouth Junction, New
Jersey, on Thursday night,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

A large and elegant l,ns ,"n,snut,c,r y, Il
psntsloops Of our own .um %' One P
from 90 so to sS' Boston
Clothing House.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Removal.

H c. Duffy has removed ,.nm S,s %,
cigar and newspaper sIois '.ars wv, bslod
sO5 Madison street, next s'o''
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
XAlhdRhMn

The infringement OF Patent suit by
Elihu Hal Il Co., Of Connecticut, sgainst
:. D Forbes and Buckingham L Bro,
has been settled and Withdraw.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
SPEUIAL PUBIC SALE

hNPEII 4 L 7 Z 8 III -NNLL
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8! U)G WORTH UE GUOD FURNlT RI,
At the au'tion room OF l. ". Sudhan y
Sen, III Il. Four h street on FRIDAY A..
ternoon, April lst - l o clock, 5p.rlor suits,
one Of Them very lne suit 8 walnut chaM.
ber suits, East Lake 'dsooArd, Es.sy o..
Rsn, IN gcod O.deS: Lounges. marble top
tables large extension table, lot Of Bfusseis
ingram aud rag carpets, office ussk. ward.
robes. mattresses, b breeco lOa iing gun, gold
Watches, suita ole tor lady cutlery. silver.
Jlate goods, &c. The goods open ior in
spection oa evening" before sa 10 an early on
m ,rning OF sale. For llrther pLr.ieu ars call
at the auci!sR room snt gst catalogue.
l.. W. ST1DH a Al 8 SON,
marN2p, 3G.3l AucticneerS,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

s,,.,ips is tho srastsst I" =, H.rfp
is.s; it mands evrry'1'pps, pssclsr strs
the Druggist. Fifth and fS
sells IL.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

VNXoURSIONS Up TIE DELAWAR
~ +, Chestnut Grove. Committees should
visit the pest grove in the United states De-
tore going elsewhere. keach'd oy staa 'oers.
100 asres o. gro md Apply TO or less
FtASE W
m4r14tiw AndAlasl-, .ids-s ", pA.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Just Look

and You will be convinced thSt Mullir
& Son have the best assortment of good
goods you ever saw in Wilmington for
fine tailoring.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26

WCrkingmsp's psutalo"ua. II cts. to
lei, at the Boston Clcta,ns House.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-26
Take Your Boys

To Sixth and Market
Streets and have them
fitted out in one of those
Nobby Suits MULLlN
& SON are selling, you
will save money and the
boys will be delighted.
marJ n.w.s4n