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treuneVett. Or tho tnlldlo GLASS; Rha snAt 1aulps
'atsn Tho RsS Se9sfM T. H. worra argued that tho most
% III %oxaminnaon @ II candidates. for the inlnhsry.
s was not TO- deIeEate ~ ansy y Z, az h
point 4 time for hearing tho exercises.
Prof, blackuan sa!d 10 sueh thorough exam!.
aessu acommittss. Thoro .ese sixteen pape1s pre.
sentcd. md 4 they wore read Il would take
long tlme. Final acton tlpon tho report was
welt, tho yAcation recommended being gEantsd
Kankakes oI,YFsa WIZ declared d!;so!xed:
&C. SaG ia
William n. Bcott we're granted vacation licenses,
NJ. WI t. TT Fo1bes ssss W. rseomoied sS @ q sac
loBrd Of Education Tor a!d to carry on hls
On 6chalf OF the Committee on Mlnlstsria. Rs
work performed. Tho roll OF chufches was then
II sSaas %ef
past your. q.
THE FOLLOWING STANDING COMMITTEES
VII Hinistss.ai s;ss.s eorGhe sey, j. NJ worral the
nov. ]: i: Walker, The lsev: Rotsytne, .9e
hoy, ". u, bartholomew, a. hcklnuon. ]. D.
saGDatn gehools--The 3. Q. ogssL tho Isey, ..
GisrFk, !hs KeS: !, J. Lamont, Es wells, W. II.
Eis E1su,inalon q otuand!aAte.-Tha nsy: r. ".
f. j. dseSoiy,' q. 81 asosar, Il. l. i. seoi:y, Ii. d
''Stt V..itatioa ot Theological sotntnary-The Rev.
p. q. 1nhnaons thu How. Arthur swa1ey, tha !tey'
I; Moiiastou, tho Aey' E. @ oxso'' u Il. Aeo' j.
Her,: h. 1,sy S: was Fst,e1.oa
W S1S aes; II wsI1et @ s0e asoV' W. f. "ooa' a. !"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Remembering Mr.. WestSroOk

As the readers of the KErI BLICAN
well know W. +. WeStbrOok, the gentle
manly and efficient manager OF the
Western Union Telegraph Company in
this city resigned his position
to take effect Angus; first, af-
ter which hr will devote ali his tine
to experimenting his large telephone
exchange which already mum bers Ia
connections ana which he expects to
largely increase. Between T. and one
O'Clock to day while Mr.. Wcstbrook
was seated quietly at his desk, Mr..
Isaac W. HaIiam stepped up and laid
neatly addressed letter before
him. MIR. W estbrook thinking it re-
lated to som business, picked it up
and opened il, when to his astoush-
ment beautiful gold zen and pencil
rolled out. IAta he commenced read
ing the .ett-r and when he
found that thD utu and pencil We're II
token of the great respect and esteem in
which he was held by the employees of
the office and "uen the IeLter spoke
"t the regrets 1I1 employees had in
parLng with him, after 50 many years.
eyes became strangely bedimmed and
picking cp the souvenir Of friendship he
struck bee ilne Tor the st.eet and tow
ards his home. No doubt he will make
Il handsome little speech acknowledge
ing the kini.u"S> OF the donors OF the
present and refer to the friendship thai
has always existed uevween himself and
the employees Of the office when he
comes back.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Avery Han dsOIne Car.

The Delaware Car Company, Bowers,
Dure & Co., proprietors and operators,
are turning ont an eXquisitely hand.
some Directors Car for the Norfolk and
Western Railroad Company, which for
beauty of design and finish has not been
excelled by any car built in this city.
The exterior is finished IN Tuscan-red
with gold stripes and letters. Iron
gates open to the platform which can
be enlarged by movable floor thrown
over the steps. 1t is supplied with
every modern improvement includ.
ing the great Westinghouse air-brake,
Janney's coupler and six-wheelel
trucks. The interior is finished in raw
oak, East lake design, and is divided
into four compartments, comprising
cooking, and dining rooms, parlof and
bed rooms. The tioo- is covered with
beautiful Wilton carpets. The windows
are of embossed plate glass supplied
with gold satin curtains. A beautiful
mirror 22ls by 36 inches, amongst other
costly furniture, ornaments the par.
lor. The state rooms are abundantly
supplied with washstands, beds and
mirrors. The hunks are operated by
new and improved machinery and when
not used they are raisedin to the ceiling.
The kitchen is supplied with a patent
heater from which bronzed steam pipes
carry the heat to all parts of the car.
The lights are of very handsome,
unique kind and an electric bell CON
meets with all the apartments. The
car will in two or three days be sent to
its destination.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
OEA tn y.

O'DENNEIL -On the 10th inst. James o.
Dennell, in the 32nd year of his age
The friends and lalves. and also the Mo.
rocco tinishers and Fire Companies are re
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral from
his late residence, No. U33 Chrstiana street,
Oh Friday afternoon, at O'clock. To pro.
coed to the Wilmingloo and !IrandyWine
Cemetery. Services ut the house.
NJ MURpHI. ON Thursday. the 18th instant
Mrs. Annie NJ. Murphy, in the G5th year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence o: her parents. li23 Harris n s.roet, uH
Sunday afternoon. Services at the house at
3oclock. To proceed to Mt, Salem Cemetery
Cecil county papers please copy.
SHEPI EARD-On the 26th inst. La Louisa
ShGpheard, youngest daughter Of Samuel
and Louisa J. Shepheard, aged 3years.
Dearest Ida thou has left us,
Here thy loss We deep y feel:
But It's God VINO has beieft W.,
He can all our sOrrOws heal,
"ivue w meet her slsters,"
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Person al.

Prof j. Jackson PirrcI is stopping a
the sea View Hon>r, Atlantic Cary.
Col French, OF ptnnS.rore. has ra'-
ented :u improved u,arIng instrument
FIR deaf persons.
The Misses Gara> he, formerly of
this city, but NOW Of Cuba, are now
visiting Wilmington.
ID, \, Nallandiguaun, associate edI-
tor of the Ev.ry Evening, LETT last even
ing for Newark, where he Will spend
his two weeks VACATION,
Albert johnson, the young m"n lir-
ing at Bancroft, : Banks, who recently
aCcidcntly shot himself i'll the head, re-
talu> ronSci BUSINESS and i> >uIue What
better.
Joseph Rowe son Of Bernhard Rowe of
TINS rlty has returned home from clean
New York, " here he Was engaged il! the
rlothing business atrer being away al
most hvn years. He looks well and i'll
tends to remain in Wilmington.
DR.. Samuel Murphy of the Eu.by
Academy returned home yesterday from
Ocean Grove, wnrrr he mad been for
tew DAYS, and he is now making pre-
parariOassfor the fall opening Of his
school. fle LOOKS rugged, hearty aud
sun burnt.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Catarrhal Po1ANn.

Wei De Meyers, wonderful Catarrh
Cure Is now dispensed BY all druggists, and
Is delivered Carriage psid) by ID. b. Dew.
ey 4 Co., No. 46, Dey street, New York.
The remarkable cures which have everywhere
resulted from the use Of this preparation have
developed the startling fact that no merely
local treatment, like snuffs, douches, and n
halations can possibly reach or destroy e.
tarrhal virus. The sntidotal, elements dis,
covered by Dr. Wei De Meyer are ABSORBED
throughout the mucous membranOus system
In two minutes time, thus forming an inoes.
lative and constitutional cure, ths eiieets o.
which are similar to, and rs unfailing -, VAC
cination. A .1Treatise,1 with full state
ments BY the cured, is mailed free. Wei Do
Meyers Catarrh Cure Is worth ten 0nes
It's cost. Rev. Chas. J. Jones, New Brighton,
L. l." One package cured me. Rev. .. H.
Taylor, l40 Noble street, Brooklyn, New York.
at restored me to the ministry. Rev. Geo.
A, Reis, Cobbleskill, N. Y" :1The remedy
ia a marvel. Rev. A. p. Freese, Cairo, N. !"
at has been Of great value to me. Rev. o.
ney Place, Nassena, N. Y, Rev Geo. +.
Pratt, st. Stephens Rectory, Philadelphia,
stc. A real cure for Cstarrh tor sl.oo.
llD2t
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
THE MYSTERY CNSOLVED,
The MnN Drowned at King s!rNl
Wharf Found. but Vnkn0VI-
The .Iurv'k verdict.

The body of the man drowned atkg
street wharf, on Wednesday eytln
was recovered about $50 O'Clock, A
night, 10y Charles L. Sparks w
cogrse was that Of n laborlng maI b.
tween FIVE and six feet in height an,
was attired il. mixed cloth palh&
flannel shirt. Upon the feet wstr-aTF
shoes. and around the neck w&i hand
kerchr"t. A few small article, IHtd
which would lead TO the man, leaa'
iication, were found in his pockeN N
visible marks of violence were dpoNa
corpse. /
The coroner took charge of the OE
and had it removed to Palmer $ aAl@
taking establishment.
An inquest was held this norma
George H. bowman, the bar-'tldd y
the pennSy lvania House, Charles
Sparks, the man who found the cCils|
Ofhcer John NJ. Richardson aud "
Howard Ogle were examined, O&
facts which would lead 10 the dtllI
cation of die drowned man; or thal Nv
play had been perpe,rated were nS
tanned.
Dr. Ogle stated thai the corpse III
good condition. There Is, ho"e'H
hruise above the rlgh eye, tha'
caused before death, and the tW
some what hloolshU;. The doctor @s
not say that the m#n came 10 HIS G''
from drowning. lie was certain Ay'
ever, that tn"le are no 5Xttrll"' D"A'
OF violence.
Daniel Murphy, til" man who 'o" az
panied the drowned stranger "
wharf, WAS allowed To make Il '"s
Mtut. II did not lliirr troh t'l' "%
which he told at police court yo''e'''
morning. ,,,ow Il
The Jury agreed upon the ioIlo"'
verdict, after which Mufpn! wa"
leased: "ReSoI veu, That TINS Jui?5s,t },.,tt
Ter careful examination mo ssaspil in' m
of the case, agrees that the 1't9',1' ;a ,nl
came to his death by drow''l1s A., !" ,71nl ,
Christiana. on the night OF ''l, , viii VII
The body ofthe unh"o"l1'; ,1;i" l',"'
be Inferred in the PotierS fl'A''
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
LOCALTlmE TABLE.
coRRuCrRD APRIL 8, 1881.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON FOX
Philadelphia, 2:20, $50, 100, $40 900, Gl0,
e:6s, 1880 ll:bS .. m; 1915, sl2:43, 2:Oa,,
$50, 400, b.b2 GA, 6:lO, 9:6s, 1000 p. m.
Sundays, 2:2O, $40, g. N; 800, t.62, o:lA,
100 VbS 1000 y. N.
New York, go, $50, 100, s65, 1853 q. m;
sl2:43, 2.O3, o:44, $50 p. n. Sundays,
l:6s, 40 o. m., e44 p. IN.
Baltimore, 1881, 2:l2, 7:ks, Gss Q. M; 1855,
Tl;O4, 4:46 o:6o p. m. Sundays, l2tl,
2:l2, 1:sS .. n.
Washington, l2:bl, Ale, 7:bs, SIS q. m.; 1855
si;O4, $50 p. n. Sundays, l2:6l, 2:l2
1855 o m.
Baltimore and Intermediate Stations, l26l,
S:3s a. M, 1885, 4:46p. IN. The 445 p. IN.
train stops at way stations only between
Perryville and Baltimore. Sundays,
l2:5l O. N.
perryville and intermediate Stations, ABB p
New Castle. 600, s:as a. m; LOS, 800, go p
m. No Sunday trains.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, 835
a. m; LOS: go p. m. No Sunday trains.
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, s:ab q. IN;
LOS p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 700 a.
m.; 500, 500 p. IN. Sunday trains, S.45.
Delaware Western Railroad 7:l5, 1880 a. M;
b:35 p. IN. Sundays, 1890 a. m. zoo p. n.
ARRIV f AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l2:43 2:O4, 7:52, s:33. $50 .. m
1900 M; l2:l5, l245, sl:O2, $50. 40, 4:3o
A:4l. $40. G:l5. $40, 500. $40, l0:45, 11.l6
?. III. Sundays l2;43, 2:0+, AZ 1862, 10, 10,
q. m: s:2D lo.45 ll:l5 p. IN.
New York. 2:o4, 2:22 1852, s:a3 a. m.: l2:45
'l:O2, 4:4l $40 p. m; Sundays, 2:o4 ~
':52 a. IN.
Baltimore, l:b3, 2:l4. $50, u;35 a. m.; si2:H
200, 5.lo,63s, 9:b0p. m: Sundays, l:b3. 2H,
3. n; $40, 6:3S, $50 IN.
Washington. 1853 PA, 1885 a. H.; .l2:4l,
200, 5.4e, ,6:3sp. n. Sundays, 1853, 2lta a. m:
5.+6, e:5s i. ni
Perryville only, a:0b n. m.
New Castle. s4S 1855 n. m; 1907, $40, COS
J.. m. No Sunday trains
Delaware Railroad, s:4s a. IN; l2:eT, COS p.
IL. No Sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 500
u. n.' lE3b, t:55 p In. sunday trains. 6.45
Delaware Western Railroad 500 a. M; 2:lb
p. N. Sundays, $40 n. m. $40 p. N.
TRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
philadelphia, Broad street depot, T:05, 7:3o
s:l5. 1880. ll:0o, HAS a m.; 1880, SEQ 3:So
$50, 30, 5l5, b:45, $40, 500 94t. ll:30]t. H.;
sundays, 7:ot, $50 Il. NJ; 600, 9:A5, ll:3o
p. nj.
Philadelphia, Market street station only, l:ls
an; 'l2:25 y m.; Sundays, l:lsa. IN.
Figures marked thus ~ denote the limited
express trains.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
A Terrible Fall,

Daniel sullivan, aged about forty
years, a Slate router in the employ Of
l. S. Speer, while at work upon the res
idence of George W. StCnp, on Eroolnc
street, near Della ware Avenue, yrster-
day afternoon, lei to the ground, d is
tance of about thirty feet, and
injured himself on te severely. The
accident was caused by the falling oi d
scailoll, upon wnira he was standing
He was picked up and was taken 10
the Aims House. This morning his
arms We're paralyzed and he complain
ed OF pain in his back, between the
shoulder blades He came from PhiIa
delphia, and has Only been working III
this city tor the las Two or three days
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
The Rugby Catalogue.

Tie Rugby Academy, br. Samuel
Murphy prl1cipal, have issued their
fall catalogue "hlrb for neatness OF
work man ship and ucsign cannot be
eXctlIed. The ta.I 'rm opens on Mon
day, Sept 'mhrr The Itn, an,i Will enu
December md. Dr. Murphy still re-
mains at the head Of his tXct!I-Rt school
where he has done so uuch good for Il
lOi < series OF year, sJlli making more
rapd progress and I'M rO,enent each
year Rev. T.. H-bcr Murphy will
have charge of Ancient Languages and
Ancient Branches. Prot Edgar H..
Clark will have charge OF Malhn4tics,
book keeping, tree hand and nathe-
matlcal drawing Profess or j. jackson
Pierce will give instructions in plain
and ornamental penman>hip Pr"tesSor
Ford will teach eiocutiun and uratory F.;
Mr. L. \. Eckel, will reach the En-.
glish branches and Professor LuubignaC
will give Instructions in Fr. nch lau-
guage and Literature. The catalogue
will give al particulars of the scn""l
and can be Obtained free on application
to DR.. Murphy.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Third EDITION.
s,,t or Clofhes stolen,

Three colorod men entered the yard
at Mr.. Smiley s. Kings residence, on
Sixth street above Adams, yesterday
morning, and stole suit of clothes
which were being aired. A servant
girl, who was in an upper story of the
house, saw the men going along the
street with the suit in their possession.
She Immediately related the facts Of the
case to Mr.. Carl Jefferis and Mr.. Archie
Reed, who were driving past in a car
riage. The two gentlemen pursued the
thieves to Eleventh and Orange streets,
where they escaped by running through
an alley. The clothes were found sub
seqrently, in yard on Ninth street,
between Monroe and Adams streets,
where they were thrown by the fleeing
thieves The police are on the track OF
one of the colored men.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Sale of Sprpgue prOperty,

AUGUSTA, ME-, July 27.-The sale of
tht Sprague Manufacturing Company 5
property in Augusta, Me, took place at
noon today, as advertised The cotton
mill, the dam, the sawmills, the board
ing houses, &c, were sold to Samuel
Haines, of Greenville, N, H., agent for
Wright, Bliss x Fabyan, of Boston. for
$3.50, 900. There were no other bidders.
Gen. George Lewis Cook, representing
Trustee Chattee, guaranteed a clear title
to the property. The sale is bona tide,
and it is the intention of the Boston
parties TO utilize the water privilege by
erecting new cotton mills, The sale of
separate parcels of real estate is post
pouled until August Ii
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
This MORNINGS Police Court.

, Acting Mayor O'Neill, this morning,
required En-. Jones, colored, to pay ii
fine Of 5, and costs tor drunkenness and
disorderly conduct. She went 10 Jack.
sons restaurant, No. l5, Marked street,
yesterday, and threatened to do an em-
ploye bodily harm and also to smash ii
window.
James Hannah was fined 81 and costs
for assanlting Rachel Matthews, an
aged colored woman.
"Sug + Awful was held in the sum
of $500 bail to answer at court the
charge of attempt to steal lead pipe from
the residence Of Henry McLear.
Thomas Wilson, oi Chester. y MEM
Der of the tramp fraternity, was ordered
40 leave town inside OF an hour.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
x,.,.Veacher Hee'inS'

Arrangements ar" "oonL '1'n T., ,nrn,
for the holding oi n" lhlt0 ,'n"G, '1"n
meeting Of thr STATE ir"rpe,, ~, ~ =! }
and md sG, M TLs board Al ta. Dr'S',' 'yS naS
is only to be one d'.''' p'' ''"''
'l',n3 sun.rlrtendrnt Brown will sell ..,' Io'1
trir tlcke : 10 all wa" "''I' 'I,',,u.,,fr1l
yr,.,t,v reduced rat, on the ''"li'i%r , ,,s
rreakwater Railroad and rr0',,o1 n,la~l| "a
will also le offered over '"f |" ,,Jer,l
Railroad Raj road by presentation "i r.n o'"S1 ",s
George A. pa'lnun, E,I' II vi
.nay be procured from IVY, "Wys.Ieyap d, y
Iiarns, president OF tn. .,a "s; ssnl~riuia|
male college and by state 9Tr.' Tn" o,s
"en' "'av II. uIU,,s Presented from Ausa,' i5r ..s
the % ,7,b and are good for 'Dlr's sY,'.
The tickets from WiIminS'on n,,,Ht
S. Among those who VII, ,aae ,D NJ
dresses, read papers anu ,v;,l;am lam HH /
the discussions are Dr. William VIII. To- Cs
Professor Prot rluvI William H. JetlF's'' jeff l. Il ii
same institution; Pr"ltsTI",;l ,I,;,,n. H.
lev. Professor 4. N. Wll,ia,Ih, ,i,I,ou.
Conrad and j. Alexander fu''"D'
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Death OF SncrelnrY Rurcll.

Colonel John c. Burch, Secretary OF
the United States Senate, led at his
residence in Washington yesterday OF
organic disease of the heart. Colonel
Burch went into office when the Demo
Gratis secured control of the Senate, and
soon made himself popular among The
members. He succeeded George G.
Gorham, and Mr.. Gorham was disap-
pointed in his expectations of displacing
Mr.. Burch last spring. The deceased
was Tennessean and a lifelong De-
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Trying 10 Gel Homes.

A number Of gentlemen of this city
practical mechanics, being desirous of
securing homes for themselves are me-
gotiating with practical carpenter and
builder for the erection of a house each
in the western part Of the city near he
Soldiers Monument. They are all
mechanics and SO is the gentleman with
whom they are negotiating, but, gen
tleman is needed who has some spare
cash to assist in the erection of the
houses. If there is any person who has
u little unemployed capital for few
he can find place to invest it
by consulting the want depart
ment of the RErIBLlCAN.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
.x.MOrmOn kishOp pAssaxsinated.

The body Of Philip klinsler Smith,
at one time a bishop of the Mormon
Church, has been found in prospect
hole" in Sonora, Mexico, under circum-
stances indicating murder. His death
is attributed to the Mormon panites,
who are supposed to have killed him in
revenge for his testimony, given years
ago, ,convicting John ID. Lee OF directing
the Mountain Mea low massacre. After
returning from the trial, Smiths wife
left him, by order of the Church, and
he went to live In Arizona, where two
attempts were made to kill him. 1t j.
said that he expressed his helef that
sooner or later, "the Church would
kill him.
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
FIFTH edition
FROM ATLANTIC CITv
The Atlantic City Peon,. ~
Meet . Wilmington E.cu..,a .a "
Who arc There. A.. ursioh-

The Atlantic City People c,..
Meet . Wilmington Excu.., .u t.
Who arc There. DC. Esion-
Special Correspondence Of thu p,.
ATLANTIC CITY, July 2s,-Tt"l'cA'.
is always a big day at Atlantic Gatt1sday
yesterday was no exception to ,HltyeM
Over 10, people were there w ~ 'ne rule
excursions from Wilminrtou0 on N 'Varou,
phia and from points in Jerssvi vinlIadv.
The ride over the West ,jer.su
road is long and dusty. The tra,vy hail.
through one of the mos, "'l, l'asss
regions in the Middle States ' ~, ,ue'aats
route is bounded by low slrubbarr s',s Whole
Is continually y burning with snariaA isaA
the t locomotive, Here and nsns thers Nm
fields OF corn which are sick,v ,neie r. az
pearance not being over foot lh al
The train lands you At ~ ~ nelght
Excursion House of the West siegal' I
Railroad, of which Samuel NJ Ssasg SSerseg
the proprietor and not smo,s sasu al"
lent one is on the island. Eno.n;e,Ace e eAce'
conversation with Nj. Nash ehsns W. ID
menced M, talking about Wilmington 'sIn onI
Wilmington people. 4Aa
wilmington people" he said Ara >,
most liberal that come to Atlant;o W.. ,H
An excursion from there is worh wy
times as much to us as they ava 'u @
most any place else. Persons tha, u aau a,ul
from Philadelphia generally coma ,uae ,uis
about a dollar or so over their fa,. u "Ns ,N
generally bring their meals with ,I' 'uu
while Wilmington people coIne ,S,- S,
good time and are bound to vet i, ,,i
they bring nleu:y of money to mr a.! 4.
II. f"@
"There is that excursion, " sD4,v,,
of one that had come from philads%s
with over 1000 persons, "wsI, f%s S,.
party will not spend over 5000 he. @
while the excursion that is here fsHH
Wilmington vii! get rid of seyrn
times that amount" This seem. tnh
the general tenor of opinion in At,,ut%
City at the hotels where our neon.
Hoard. Along the board walk i ii'I. X.
Wilmington bathing house. near ii. T.
depot is IA hotel named after Wilmhr. /
ton, at Atlantic Avenue is a cigar ,,o.
where Wilmington cigars are sold
The Philadelphia politicians us.4 \
Atlantic City the place to fix up thpi, Il
states for the good people of philaleI Il
phia and Pennsylvania, Most apy,,sy 4
on the verandas of the Stockton AMI /
United States may be seen groups 4 I
statesmen conversing together. Yrstep
day there sat WIN. r. Leeds, Governor
Hoyt, A. s. Hewitt, speaker of The
House Of Representatives o! PenDsyl.
vania, and Harry HUM, the most popYl.
lar man in Atlantic City.
The ocean has receded back from the
shore during the last ten years. Where
the Surf House now stands the batner,
USED to disport tlemsel ,es.
Big things are expected Of South A.
lantic next year.
&. II. Deakyne eX-Deputy CLERK
the Peace, is stopping at the Ad!a
House.
Atlantic City Police say WilminsM
people are very orderly
Chief Engineer Mclntlre was metz
the waves yesterday, bathing wthA
family. WALTEE
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
NEW ADVEkTIshMENTN
ID EGlSTEK'S ORDER.

L Eh1S EN- , tJhbEh.
h REGlSrERs OFFICE
new CASTLE COUNTY, July ~, 1881.
Upon the application Of Robert G. Parry,
administrator Of Charles II. Parry, late Of
Wilmington Hd in said county. deceased
it is ordered and directed by the Register
!hat the Administrator aforesaid give notice
Of granting of letters Of administration upon
the estate of the deceased, with the date OF
granting thereof. by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
of such letters in six Of the most public
places of the county Of New Castle. requiring
all persons having demands against the eS.
tate TO present the same, OF abide by an Act
Of Assembly in such case made and provided:
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period in the DAILY REPUBLlcAN a
newspaper published in Wilmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks. (c-o-dJ
-, Given under the hand and Seal
L. S. of Office Of the Register aforesaid at
'~~~ Wilmington. in New Castle county,
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
$ G. BIGGS, Register.
NoTICE.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased mus ,,reSent the
same duly attested to the administrator on
or before July II, 1882, or abide the Act Of
Assembly in sucn case made and provided.
ROBERT G. PARRY,
Administrator.
Address; w ilminXton. Del. Iy.9
Daily Republican., 1881-07-29
Prospect OF u Wheat Corner.

A special from Chicago to the New
York Times states that the wheat
market is going through an experience
that will result i'll tight squeeze
throughout August 1t is estimated
that the sales are 10, 000, ,o0o to 1900, 900
bushels in excess OF the stock and re-
ceipts, and that coterie OF moneyed
men has taken the contracts and pro-
pose holding until the end of the month
1t is intimated that Mr.. John ID. Rock
feller, of ClcE, land, Ohio, president of
the Standard Oil Company, is the lead
ing power on the long side.