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LONDON, January 6, P. M.-The ap-
proaches to both houses of Parliament are
crowded. A great many members are pres
ent in the House of Commons, including
several of the traversers now on trial in
Dublin.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
THIRD EDITION,
A villain Fifty Pun,shed -,

Clown Welch, of Syracuse, and
James Acelston, have been on trial
during the past week at Syracuse, n.
Y, for assalting, with intent to rob and
ravish, Kate Marsden, young emi-
grant girl, whom they met on a train
between Utica and Syracuse. BY lying
to her, they induced her to believe
that she would have to remain in
Syracuse over Sunday and iunocently
believing the men to be connected
with the Central Railroad, Miss
Marsden accompanied the rutfians.
After failing in their brutal intentions
Welch snatched the young woman's
Detroit ticket from her. Welch's friends
Sent prostitute from Syracuse to en.
deavor to tempt Miss Marsden with
money not to appear in court. She
was Indignantly refused. Efforts were
made to spirit the young woman away,
aud the District Attorney was to bring
her to Syracuse and keep her under his
protection. On the trial Welch was de
Tended and aided by all the gamblers,
thieves, and rutfianS in the city, and
counsel took remarkable course to
sa HIM, making every possible effort
to obtain delay hy tiifusteriug, and
descending 10 the atteLrp. to blacken a
fHi"ndless girls character At the
opening otthe court or Friday morning
Judge Ricatl splteuccd Welch 10
Auburn Prison, az hard, labor ior 20
ytals A2e)s.on, who pleaded guilty
was >ent.nred tor three years.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
III crary Entertainment,

The %. rlor Entertainment" held hy
M"ssrs j H. Crth5 and j. X Wood.
ward al til" Wilmington Academy on
saturday evening was a grand success.
lhe room was comfortably crowded,
aud the tht, rtai.lntnt was tine most
chaste ana entertaining tnat these gen
tclnen could give. Their part of the
was intersperSed with very
fine Instrumental music by Miss Laura
Bigger also Misses Stroud, Lutman and
Master Josie File. Mr.. G. b. Rhodes
gave some fine vocal muslc, as did also
Miss May j. Taggari. These gentle
men propose hoLdiug these entertain.
nenl" every month, and they should
be well at iendel as these gentlemen
are bo'h young elocutionists and up To
heir calling. They appear IT Auburn
School House, lork!yn, Del, on Fr.-
day next.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Two Birthday SURPRISES In Ono

Oa Thursday last Mrs. Victor ID. Luy
der, of ChesterviIle, 7 =, came to this
city TO do some shopping, returning
home III the evening. On her arrival
lheIe She was taken completely by sur
prise by her many friends and rela-
tivts, who had taken possession of the
house, during her absence, and without
her knowledge, III order TO give her IA
complete surprise on her birth day.
There was Il large number of friends
present from tins city. The Chestervillr
Cornet Band was present and disCOurs-
ed some excellent music. Forty.Jwo
persons partuok of the buuntituI re
past HAT had been prepared. After
the first surprise was over, the whole
company was surprised 10y the entrance
01 large party OF young people who
came to surprise Mrs. Luyder's son,
whose birthday happened to fall on
the same day. As "A matter Of course
theT were the heroes OF the hour, they
taking fnIl possession of the house, for
the baianJe of the evening.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

SpRlNGEE.-ln this city on the 2Sth inst,
William I. spriaSer IL the 3sth Year OF his
age.
The relati es and friends of the family are
RS. ectfuly invited 10 attend his tun=ral
from his late residence ga West Fifth
sIrect.on Tuesday next, Nov lst, Servic, S IT
~ o'clo X. Jntermit at Wilmington and
BTand!W ne cemetery.
SCOTT.-ln Brooklyn, New York on the 10Th
OF October, Betsy G. Sc tt, widow of the
late JOserh Scott, deceased.
pONA llOE.-On Sunday afternoon. October
80, Mary Donahoe, dauy hter of John y. and
Mary }. Donahoe, aged Years and Is
days.
The relatives and friends are resnectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the re l.
tel ce Of her parents No. lt0 West Seventh
,treet On Wednesday afternoon. at 8 o'clock
lnterlnent at New Cathedral ceme terry.
GAN BLE.-cn the 10Th inst Lizzie, wife of
Sumuei A. Gamble
The relatives and friends of the family are
respec fully invited to attend the frnera
from the residence of her hus oaad, Vandeyer
avenue, on l'u sday afternoon at 5 O'Clock, to
proceed to RivervieX cemetery
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Credit to whom Creailis Due,

In Saturdays issue Of the REruBLI-
CAN mention was made of a fire bong
discovered in MI Carlislc's paint shop,
No hoH Market street, on Friday even
ing. We Inadvertently stated hat Mr.
Lawton discovered the fire and put it
out. Ia tins statement we made a mis-
take, az the fire was discovered by MIR.
Richard Mccall, an employee of Mr..
Carlisle, who bound a wet handker-
chief over his face, rushed down into
the cellar and succeeded in qurncling
the flames before any serious DANA 70
was done, and the credit is due to Mr..
Mccall for this preventing what might
have been a serious fire.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
& rnHsu Lutheran Anniversary

The congregation ot the German Lu-
therM Church on SIKH street, corner If
French, las evening held services COM
menofating the anniversary of the re.
formation. Rev. Z. lsen.clImidt, the
pastor presided al the meeting. The
iutr4iu -: the church was handsomely
decorated with flowers ani wa filled
with an aprrpclt.Ive audience. tn,
pastor preached an appropriate sermon
IN German. The twenty-tourth ami.
versalv of the Sunday School of this
cAutch was held ~ the sane time. 1t
nunhcrs over 200 srLolars, aud is wei
auppn"d with competent teachers, Pas.
tor -cnsc!mtut and j. L. !. Fu"Eel,
urLanisf, Hcrr presented with hrautl.
tul bouquets aud the Superintendent
Fred We'll, with a cory of "pa III
Leaves handsomely bouud IN red ana
gut. !he congregation and sunday
School ct this church Is III flourish
lug coudition.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
A SHOWER OF THE "QUEER" AT
LIBERTY.
James Vance Counter tier.
Sentenced for Fifeeen Years. IL
Pardon d BY PresI tent Arthur.

Perhaps the happiest man in New
Castle county, on Saturday, was James
Vance, OF Chesapeake City, who has
been incarcerated in New Castle Jail
for Ltarly three years. The cause of
his sudden happiness was the receipt
of his pardon, signed by the President,
and delivered to him (Vance) by
Narshal McMulleu. The circum-
stances Of Vance arrest are as follows:
In the Spring OF 1873 Vance, who was
living i'll Chesapeake City, secured
quantity OF counterfeit dollar bills,
TO. which he pl 10 dollars in honest
money for every 100 dollars in counter
f it's. Three OF these bills were passed
in one evening two at Summit
Bridge and ono AT kirkwood. Not
withstanding the bills were c.evsrly
executed, they were discovered to be
counterfeit and compliant was immedi-
ately made to Marshal McMullen, and
a'rant issued for his arrest.
William {. Spruance, Esq. of VIII
milstoD, was District A torney at
that time. This was Marshal McMul-
lens first case after his appointment,
and tie arrest and conviction of Vance
was one of the quickest in the Annals
OF Dalaware Justice. The indictment
Wa found by the jary at l2.l5p. H.,
copied a few NH uttS after;the Marshal
boarded the train for Baltimore at y.
M, a warrant was issued by the author.
tiles of that city III three hours there
after; the Martial returned to Elkton,
where lis deputy awaited him, with a
carriage; the two drove to Chesapeake
City, and by ! O'Clock the next morn
Vance wa. in jnll at Baltimore An
order for his removal was OBJ aimed and
he was brought directly to this city,
tried by the petit jury, found guilty, |
aid sentenced to Fifteen years imprisoL-
ment
The District Attorney in conjunction |
with some o. our prominent citizens,
inter'erred II The prisoners behalf on !
acc ount OF his declining years, and from
the fact that he Is suffering with paraly.
sis. They ha! been IN communication
with the President and ON Saturday
ceiyed Il letter from Presl
dent Arthur, containing the uncondition
al PARTON Of the prt,aner When Vance
was apprised OF his pardon, he could
scarcely realize his good fortune, and
was loud in h!> thanks to the Marshal,
and said tAa; this would be his last Of
fence.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
-a
HnliUW ben,

"lIaiIow Fen" Is the correct name
Tor what is more vUIgtrIy called "Iial.
low Eve, and 1t takes place this even
lns. The name II appned to the last
night OF October, and fun loving and
miscLlet LOVING persons take advantage
OF 1T 10 ln"nI &c II pulling up cabbage
and tlrnils, luruwl ( corn and gravel
against flont doors, removing door steps
and gates. penuing stock up in hay
mp"S III the country, running off and
hillng wagons and carr iagts here they
caunut he 1olnd without great trouble,
and IN fact induleing in all manner OF
mischief. This h0 'ever Is a peryersiou
OF he evening. II is more popularity
observed as The eve or vigil Of "All
Hallyw.,' Lr festival of "All Saints"
hirh DeIng the first OF November,
N Ilow Fen" prece des the evening
before. In EHglapd it was long custo-
may TO crack nuts, duck for apples in
a tuu Ct water and perform othe harm-
Tess iiresiae reveires. White the
same thing can he said Of Scotland, the
liailnw Zen ceremonies Of that cuup.
try partake more OF supcrstiliolls
character;taking among rustics the form
OF a charm to discover who should be
his or her partner for life.
This Is determined often by drawing
'stra"s or by writing IA number of names
on single Slips Of paper and after iost-
ling them up i'll "A hat throw them up
chimney. After they descend, the
first one picked up was the life partner.
10 the Roman CathOuC church theuamc
bas dc, ided!y more pious signitication.
10 them 1t cUmNe;uOrates All Saints
Day. The first Oi Nuvem Der Is the day
commemorative "t all the Saints and
since the year SiJ 1T he time of Gre orv
~, it has b@tu 81 &c. .ehratcd in the
catholic church. 4he second DAY Of
NuVeipD Der il IA feast or rather IA com
memorallun Of AL Souls Day by tie
Roman Citbohc church wnrn prayers
vii. be offered for tee souls Of the faith
ful dead. However, Notwithstanding
the soemniIy OF the occasion it m.ghi
DE well tor our citizens to house their
carriages, lock their gates and chain
their door steps. Sucn things have been
carried Oft before, ana they might be
carried Off again.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
No .sibieus.

Ferd Carson, the tnior, has a very
ley.
This is welcome rain to the far mers
but not to builders.
Two cows were killed on the vii.
mington and Northern Ealiroad one
evening last week.
Revival services has commenced at
Asbuiy NJ. +. Chnrch. The services
will be continued indiinitly
Mccall Post G. A. Il. of West Ches-
ter is to visit Duro,L Post, No. ., Of
this city, Saturday, November y.
A union meeting If prayer for mis-.
slons will be held III the West Pres Jy-
terian Church next Wednesday even
ing.
Riddles Road between Delaware and
GiIpin avenues, has been clo,ed ny the
Wilmington City Railroad Company,
the latter having purchased it.
The barge Wilmington sunk at Tur-
key Point, Chrsap"aka Bay, last winter
by being cut through with the ice is TO
be raised.
Some hard up inpecuninus tramp
entered H. f. rlcke!s' store Inst night
through rear WINDOW AND broke the
lock OF tle moncJ draw, but he got
nothing for has trouble.
The Estey Orga, puSrtetto Concert,
announced for next Tuursday night at
tie. Union NJ. F. Churci Las been pos :
poned until the toiiu~lng Thursday
evening. The Quartette could not
come this week
Quite large number Of OLA Fellows
in full regalia attented service at tho
Union M. Il Church yesterday fore
Noon Rev. Mr. Slopg's preached n
memorial sermon on the dea h OF Viii.
liam j. Purner a Prominent Odd Fellow
and a member Of tns church.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
LnENrAMll'N l.Inni Ann

Co'on", EDher, &, IngcnoI y
says, brIyg u suit Tor AOr. again,
fmIAd"Irhl. jnQGurcr, p.aal
damages ~ a lnrer sam. The n
ton OF this sui - rather tpnrr.
pears that Colonel Ii-e.,,jI' N,
speech TO the Jury in the c,yrj
whiskry cases III Chicago, N SpI
made an eloquent and toucainyI
sion To the evils OF strong drunk.
portion OF his speech was stolen
temperance orator and incOrnorI
his own. The lectu'e was printed
where and lugersoll was vhargeli
Philadelphia paper with having
a portion Of it, and, besides cal,in
pagan a tibet, applied Olher dls
aslc and Iibelous ep!thetS, for whi,
Colonel seeas rep ,ra,l Il.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Deeds OF tiuleHce.

LOUIS Napoleon, colOrel, was
dead by Thomas Cloud Ill a GUARD
B1ennam, Texas, on saturday.
HoOletzcl, contractor OF tho DeLy(
Rio Grando Railroad, was slo|
dangerously wounded by a atO@
Guuninson, Colorado, on sNj
Munclc Burns was slot dead by |
man while attempting TO COmmil
i"ry in st. Louis, Oh Friday nlgAi
died in "A few hours. Michael Eal
inoiicnslvc man, was mdrdcred
own house hy al unknown perst
WaIiinstord, Connecticut, on SatJ
evening. Auax covered with b
VAS .ound lying near the door.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
p. ennrcd Either Wat

The demand o! the people 'VI
ier method of preparing h'ane!
has induced the prOprietoI'' wv Il
known wholesale druggists, Y
Richardson & Co, OF Bnr'ins'
to prepare i. TOR sale in liqu'a WI VI
well as in dry furm. Il saves q" ~,
labor of preparing, and as II u a ol
efficient it i, preferred by many Pc, :,
Klduey-WJrv always and e,0i!'
proves Itself a perfect remedy
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Fifth EDlP|II
AT ChNTRALCmUnc
An Interesting Memor,.
ireached by the Pas,. "
Advice to Young Me-,

Inc Central Presbyteri,,
was well filed last evsni ;ah
standing the inclemency Of ,E T. nd
oy members Of the church ard M I
school, also a large humber u ~
OF the late William Jones, wH, II
active member of the Church ~ i.
day School. 1t was nr.,.; an
nounced that the pastor. ps, r0u'
on, would preach a memor,.iD
upon the death of Mr.. ZONES
marks were addressed d,r.c,Ir
men. He cited the many ,SoG
Ties of the deceased, poin,jng u
past life as a sample for them,
me ambition of every younn W
SAID, should I've 10 live SO A.
leave an unblemished naro NC
him. IL is more to be d,s;,
great riches, and the sooner ,hn
begun the better it will le | ,"
life. Your opportunities arc N.Y. W..
you can commence Il; home bu
.nnsin'ra'e 70 your father, mo,I
the little ones. Among srr,n
kind and courteous. As an a
be honest, do your allotted "r wy
90 II IN a CONSCIENTIOUS saw .,
al you do for a good na,na
pear" says 1t Is an ''imlneli,,0
the soul" 4 young man.
good work. an, but This Io.. 4'
cessariIy bring to him mora, Y,a
! have known young men wt
been excellent worknpu, but W.. MY
had dlssipatci lives.
There have been some whom
known, whose relatives bay~
reason to cherish TIER name, ,a
has been caused by dIsslna,|
y 'lng man who persists in ii, n
not only Injuries himself, but OWN
conclusion th r"iore, practic.
honesty, purltS, Industry aud
ms lie Is a sort Of aup,.r;
to the life thai is to be- hy,J h..
and if we don't learn the .<,"n 10,
we will feel the loss OF tha, nn
in the world that is to come
The sermon WAS effectively dS
and listened TO with marked Az,
a Il no donht had its good ,ii~r.
'Ac Young men present.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Dea,h fr ,nli Natural a's

Coroner Weldin and DR.. oslo -,
gated, this morning, the c.J c'"'oJ
sudden death Of a "Omaii liam
van, living near Fifteenth az anu 81
mont streets, vi ho was sei|'. :"
chilt yesterday and died III s,;, tsT
ltes thereafter. They also ihvc,"s \
the death of a siX.weeks'o'u, I
named James Long, residing a; IN
and Heald streets. The veralc' ~
eases was natural causes
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
tOrAi E.iiii.iSt>.

A. ID. plcKel, reduced the pr
-four this morning % cents Oh t-'
rel.
DR.. Darrnon will reach our Gil
noon tomorrow, and viii stop
Market street, Tor y few days,
The name and fame OF pr.
Cough Syrup is known lhr0uEA1a
land ana every " here II Is le..7'
as TIE specific ior cOGLu' ana Co'd'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Deepening Broad Creek,

The work of cleAnlng ont Broad
Creek, Sussex County, was commenced
by the contractor, the first OF last week
and will he continued until the SO, coo
appropriated by Congress is expended.
1t Is desired 10 deepen the creeS suI1i-
clentiy to maze II navlsabie to Laurel.
1t requires eig ht mel to work the DIRE 4
ing machIne usei for deepening the
channel.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Ine M.N.G U.

Mrs. +. j. Barnes, OF New York,
address meeting, held under the
spices Of the ". {. 7. [, on Tue
afternoon, at 3 80 o'e,och, i'll TIE lee
room of Central Presbyterian eau
nd at 7 80 in chapel Ot Grace NJ
church. Mrs. Barnes Is al attFa'
speaker, and it is hoped many
avail themselves Of this opuortull'
hear her.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Su6deu Death Of q II ers.,

A horse belonging 70 d. ~ - an
the carter, of this city, was ''" md
denly i'll on Saturday night, ,is,p sllu
the following day AT noon. ~, ~. hi
laid down and all efforts to Res ii, IL
his feet we're useless. and ne sas,. pr
stated above. Prof. Scott, Ve'iin" no
geon, wa, called in but could uo = np rp
10 save the horse. He prono,ln.'II, !,
cause of death congestion o! Iidn lns It
The animal WIS valued al sloo'
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Meeting Of the Land Leaxues

The Wilmington branch of the Irish
Land Leagues, held meeting yester-
day afternoon, to further the arrange
ments for the appearance of Mr.. T. p.
O'CCnner, Member Of Parliament from
the Galway district. The League want
to secure MIR. O'Conner TO lecture on
the 10Th OF November, they having
secured the Opera House for that eve
ming. 1t Is not positive that he will
come, as he has NOT AS yet answered the
telegram sent tOhl,n. Mr., VIM. Dean,
of Newark, has also been invited to be
one OF the speakers,
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
A W&l0l..a,.a atA egata.

At supper given by Llrisin Circle,
No. 66, brotherhood f the Union, Of
Chester, the oJnes evening, Gcorsr W.
Jackson, of ofis city was present, II, "A
delegate Representa- I've and made a
short speech, In wh'rn ne pt,d 4 glow.
ing tribute to II deceased bro.her; and
also spoke Of the gru"wIh Of the oruer in
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
luyesttg.,inx Past viiic" hai'

DtltCtiVe Wilson u v aSIIIN-7'
II this city FRIDAY evening aA1
nrday morning investigating Tic e,
ges made agaiLsl Alexander H. "
il dismissed letter Carrlcr irOL IA'I
mingtou Post.Othc for unb"comIui
duct. Maso.. took eXcepyIoh' ~
dismissal and appealed 10 tlT u
ment AT Washington. IEc ps,
took tho statement OF Mr.. Ni'Ou
Postmaster Py.e which will be IY'
ed to Washington. A ina uC
will no doubt be Received III aIV" \
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
DR., EtDsnphs Anne KiileP.

The great American remedy for the
rapid cure Of ague or chills and fever OF
malarial fever now 30 named. Now in
use since 1855 (26 years) cures in every
case and in every climate alike !; we
have never he ard of failure. 5Octs. a
box sent by mail. Main depot 4th and
King, Phila. COZ Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
To thp LAuf es OF Wilmington

shall remain one eek longer at the
Clayton House with "a full line of STAN
p'd and commenced work. The ladies
must NOT Neglect to call Immediately,
as they seldom have such au opportun.
lty TO select aud lake Instructions in
arr needle work. Lessons given in new
work. Ms. X. Grea' ger, room So,
Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
Nc AR KIAe, ~.

WARD -RDWEkS-nn The 18th Inst. at
''hes cr r.. by Rev. ". j ax>on, Kuht
j NarI to Frances i. Bowers, both Of his
city.
PiEkSON-I.hMBOR Kennctt. on
the 2tth inst. by kev. James Frazer. Phihp
PlersOn 20 Emma X. Lamborn 10th OF New
Castle County, Del.
WILL SON-WATSDN-Dn the goth
inst, by Rev W. Bingham. Al Oxford
Mr., Thomas Williamson, of Hockessin, TO
Miss Salllla NJ. Watson, OF West Grove
Chester county.
l-rHONPSON-In Philadelphia,
on the 18th of october, by Rev. III ,mas
q. Murphy, Mr.. joseph B. Godfrey to
Miss Mlry "A. lhompscn, both oI Whining
ton.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
A 1tr lnkl,

A middle aged ,.iy while crossing
the street, at Thnd I'd king, slipped,
and fell heavily 10 he grodnd She
WAS stunned for feN minutes and
it was thought su, vas irjSred but
beyond q slilh' .Iar TO her nervous
system, she was light, and went
on her way rej ici Z.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
DOyOu Want b stylish

easy-fitting suit of clothes? if so 60 to
.. T. Mullin & Son, Sixth and Market
streets, where you can get any kind you
may want-ready made or made to
order.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

Your doctor prescriptions will be com.
pounded with accuracy from the finest
drugs at the drug store of Beaton
Smith's, cor. Seventh and Pine streets.
He keeps full line of toilet articles.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
E'Ou n d.

The lady's slra" nat ause, .as
in iu' Market nni street opposite 5oi' Ipi ilt
morning Jos. X. Adams H'q''
same at this office. -
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31
ThiPty-0rsl Visit.

DIR. Dlrmon will make his thirty. first
professional visit to our city Oh Tues
day next. Those who wish to consult
him should call at 60S NJ arket street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

Sme!tz, ne run and produce dealer
of Wilmington, at Is +. Four h street.
Cail ana EXAMINE my stock before pur-
chasing.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-31

WANTED "A LAR re BOY TO HELP
w in candy facto y; good wages and
steady employment; reference required.
Apply at S3l Market street. oct3l.tf