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Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
0UR LEGIsLarIvx sUEsrs.
staso Se'sos o" Their visa 10 Wi
ming ton -Those who C.ms


TIE Delaware train, dus in VIII
mington at S.4S o'clock, brought up tho
visiting party from the Legislature 10
this city this forenoon. Nearly Tho
su.ire party boarded tho train at Dover
being in charge Of Chief Engineer r.
B. Mclntire and President Of Council
barry Sharplsy.
The party consisted as follows Mem
ters Of the House-Speaker Williams.
Messrs. Eastburn, Townsend, Eliasop'
Woodkeeper, Swayns, McNieI, T. N.
Williams, Robinson, Cshall, stsyton,
Moore, Register, Graham, Dt. Tomlin-
son, and Pilling. Officers of the House,
D. 7. Marvel, clerk; T. A. Josephs,
serEeant-st-arms; John Beun, msssen-
ger. Members Of the Ssuate.-Speaksr
Kuse, Messrs. Cooper, Cooch, Conway.
horsey, PenBewill, MoWhorter. and
Harrington. Officers of the Senate
hiram T. Downing, clerk; j. s. satter-
held, sergeant-atarms; Harry Walls.
messenger. Invited guests-Govsrpor
Nall State Librarian Kenney, Col. W.
Z. Fountain and the Dover correspon-
dents OF the Wilmington papers.
hessrs, Belts Of the Senate and
Bradford, A. C. Williams, and Van
Barkalow. OF the House, remained in
Dover. Mr.. Matthews, of the House, is
home on account Of sickness, and Mr..
Jones is at home sowing oats.
The party was me. at the depot by
the City Council and the Board OF Edu-
cation, and at once taken in carriages
around to the public schools,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Rornhart's stage lever.

N. Angelo is probably . greatly envi-
ed man. Hs 10 in nearly all plays OF
her rsPsrtoirs-Mlls. Bsrnh ardt's stag g
lever. He receives all the glowing kis
ses, passionate embraces aud ardent
hugging which she has to bestow on
the stage. 1t may seem very delight
ful branch Of the profession, particular
Iy when 1t is remembered that In Lon
don, at charity fair, aman-suppossd
to be an American-who had already
paid her ESQ far . shake ef her hand,
offered to give her all he possessed in
the world for . petit aissr, upon which
she promptly ordered him to be "fred
out," which he instantly was. And
yet it has its drawbacks. For instance,
Mile, Bsrnbardt's shoulder may be q
very pleasant haven Of otreposefOr weSri
led stage-lover's head, but il he has
to throw that head upon It twenty diff
tsrent times, and has II turned and
wrenched by her soft, gracious hands
an equal number of times, so as to in
dicase the precise posture producing
the most telling effect, the neck sup.
porting this head ia apt to become lit
tie stiff and the process little painful.
And then Nile. Bernhsrdt though she
performs the work OF twenty men in a
day in the arduousness Of her labor, is
as playful and rolicking throughout
as kitten. It is only in the rsrest
instances the annoyances which she
has to endure provoke an outburst. One
day at the " Hermann" rehearsal, M.
Angelo stalked about as usual in low
felt hat, and so furiously did Donns
Sol grab his head into her loving em.
brace as 10 knock of his hat and send
ing inta the auditorium, at which
there was q general uproar oflsughter.
In the second act Of Hermann" the spec,
tator Will fsve noticed that Donna Sol
subj iects Hermann" to qrite an unusual
snd very trying posture. he has to
bend his head backward. She taking II
almost uuder her arm as though 1t were
little bird. To make the action more
liielike, or perhaps to enjoy little fun
who knows'-she clutched "Henani''
at this rehearsal by the b air o. his head
SO that he calculated gTosning protes
tation Of pain. But she insisted that
it was necessary, and "Hernanf had to
submit to have his head twisted under
her arms, aud his hair Cluiched violent,
" hold Of without objecting to the
painfuluess Of the performance. But
Mr.. Angelo is an excellent desth-scene
lover, Ii that expression may be allow
ed. In the magnificent deAth-scene il
"Canille" which was fully sdverteG
upon in the critical notice OF that play
her sidsleng fall is one rendered onl,
possible by the strong grip which h
he holds Of her by his extended hand
and Mile, Bernhsrdt says that only
I Hercules like arms, like those Of NJ
Angelo, could be equal to the under
taking.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
when rhe Birds Come.

The following catalogue OF the nrst
appearance Of birds last year was noted
and compiled by an observing gentle
man. Ii will be Of intere,tto our read
ers: Robins, February 10; blue birds,
February 21; black birds, March a; hen
hawk, hrst circle, sailed March ,; rcd
wing black tird, April l; barn swallow,
April le: oriole; May 2s; bobolink, May
8; yellow bird, May s; pigeons, May !;
cuckoo, Nay IL; whipporwill, May ~:
meadow lark, May 23; Aock Of bull
thistle yellow birds, June II. Swal-
lows disappear August IT; white Snow
birds December J.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
nen nninn Tor GrnaItxna.

Spring in the South has already ap-
pearsd. The face OF nature is seen TO
the best advantage. The fear of pesti-
lence already comes 10 the mind Of the
prudent inhabitant OF the Gulf States,
and he is thankful for the wisdom dis.
played in the legislation which secured
over a million Of dollars for the main.
tenance Of the world known Charity
Hospital At New Orleans, La, from the
Louisiana State Lottery, whose rext
drawing occurs on April 18th, and
about which the full particulare will
be given on an application to NJ. A,
Daupbin, No. 3l9 Broadway, New York
City, N. Y, or the same person at New
Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Hsws ssNAAkY.
A Cell oetiom Of Interesting Mows
Calico from 'ho AsrnlnKnxehsn.

General Sheridan telegrapns to
Washington that the commanding on
Ger a, Fort Bliss has received report,
what he considers reliable authority,
Of the massacre Of 30 personsSnd burn
ing of - wagons by Indians at Puerto
de Chocolate, Mexico, about 60 miles
south Of the American border.
On ths 18th inst. four registered
brandy distilleries in Van Brren coun
ty, Tennessee, we're seized for violstisn
Of the revenue laws. On the same day,
two deputy msrshals, while trying to
seize dtstillsry in Macon county, we've
fred at and repulsed, one of tnsm be-
ing wounded in the arm.
An express train on the Lake Shore
and Michigan Southern Railroad ran off
the track eight miles east Of Cleveland
ast evening. Toe engineer and tire.
mSn we're killed, but the passengers
escaped injury.
A general strike Of the carpenters
maSops and bricklsyers OF Orange New
Jersey, was started on Monday, for an
advance Of ~ cents per day. Their
demand vas granted yesterday, and to-
day they will resume work.
The Tenu ssses House OF Representa-
tives yesterday, by a vote Of 4s to 27,
Lasssd on third reading the bill 10 re
fund the State debt according TO the
bondholders' proposition.
The Board Of Alderman in Boston, on
Monday declared Alderman Flynn's seat
vacant, and voted to give 1t to William
Frost, Republican:csndida:e St the last
election.
Tbs Republican City Convention in
Chicago, held yesterday, nomin sted
Alderman John NJ. Clark fer Mayor.
The election will take place next Tues
day week.
A Atwelve.ysar old boy, named Rob.
ertson, whS lived with his parents, near
Woodville, Ontario, hanged himself on
Monday. No cause was assigned fer the
deed.
Rodel Buciewitz, aged Eve years,
died on Msndayst New York, from con
vulsions brought On by too much skip.
ping with a rope.
Henry Jenkins was arrested in Jersey
City, yesterday morning, for kidnsp
ping a two.aud a.half-ysar-old child o
wealthy parents.
Hogan Huff was arrested near Salem
Indiana, yesterday for passing counter
felt silver quarters and half dollars.
Charles seitz, lager beer brewer o
New York, made an assignment yester
lday. His liabilities are said to be abeu
sl0O, 900.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
ID E4lSTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.


NHw CASTLE COUNTY, March q. 1881.
Upon the application Of James A, Zeigler,
Adminisrretor OF John Xetgler late or
Wilmington Hundred, In said county,
deceased, 1t is ordered and directed
by the Register that the Administrator aiore-
said give notice Of granting Of letters Of
Administration upon the estate of the de-
ceased, with the date Of granting thereof, by
causing advertisem 3nts to he pested within
forty days frem 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 estate to present the same. or
abide by an Act et Assembly in such case
made and provided; and also cause the same
TO be inserted within the same period In the
DAILY REPUBLICAN, q newspaper pub
lished in Wilmington and to bo continued
therein three weeks, (e0-d.
f, Given under the hand and Seal
L. 9. of Office OF the Register aforesaid at
t~-> Wilmington. in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. @. BIGGS, Register.
Nor1eR-An persons having claims against
tho estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
OF before March Il, 1882. or abide tneAct Of
Assembly in such case made and provided.
JAM IS A. ZEi'+LEk, Administrator.
Address :-Wtlmtngton. Dol 3I3
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
The w 0AshoF.

War Department, Office OF the Chief
Signal 0facer, Washington, March 49,
Z. m.
Indications for WednesdSy-For the
Middle States. cloudy or partly cloudy
weather. with occasional rain, winds
mostly from south west to northwest,
or higher temperature, gem
orally higher barometer.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

The bill to supplement the funding
bill, providiBg for the rs.invsstment Of
.he school fund bill was passed.
House bill In relation to executors,
ministrators aud trustees was passed.
The joint resolution authorizing c..
Il. B. Day to collect communication OF
this State against the general Govern
ment was taken up and adopted.
House bill providing for an additional
Justice OF the Peace aud constable to
reside in Mill Creek Hundred, Hockss.
sin, was passed.
The act to appoint fish commissioner
was passed.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Tho Eleventh ~ Nard Bill.
or tho Republican.

Iva INV ASSPuDANNA'
MEssRs. BD,ToRs your paper OF
eSterdsy, in referring to my oommuni.
cation, you speak as If there were very
few people in Browntown who favor
annexation. A few wards as to the
methods used by US aud those oppos-
ing aud, then will deal with lew
plain facts and figures. circulated
a petition exclusively among property
owners Of this place and procured a
considerable number Of names and are
still getting more. On Saturday and
Sunday last the opposition started out
with their rsmonstrances and took any
body's name that they could get,
whether property owners or renters,
aud. they procured great many OF
them, having no interest at stake at
all, as they are trancient, here to-day
and away tomorrow. l consider
Browntown in some respects in just
about the same position that it was
when started. When this school dis
trict was formed by dividing district
number twenty, We had less than if
teen scholars, We built sChool-house
with debt OF fifteen hundred dollars,
payable one hundred dollars annually
and for several years thereafter the
tax rate was two dollars and fifty cents
on every one hundred dollars; We have
red aced our indebtedness to five hun
dred dollars, with o tax rate Of one
dollar and thirty three cents; now our
school is full and a great many chill
dren that cannot 60 10 school. II we
are not annexed to the city, we will
undoubtedly have 10 build q new
school.house before two years, and II
our tax rate gets as high as 1t has
been our taxes will be higher than
they are in the city. II these people
who are opposed to annexation want to
90 along in this sleepy, old fogy sort
OF q way, I would advise them to sell
out and move into some ont Of the way
place where manufacturing establish
ments will not grow up all around
them. Franz 4. BaowE.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Emil RsaaeOas.

Enil Francois married . quadsoon
woman in Texas, where intermsrriage
hs,vs.u white and black ID penal Of
senee. He was convicted and sent TO
prisop for Eve years. The convict re-
teiv.d 10 uch sympathy. for his wife was
n.srIy white, and his love for her was
s,siucere. The case WAS carried 10 the
E,TsxSs Court Of Appeals, which now do
,eI.,.s the law under which Francois
~ ss convicted to be in confict with the
ron r,een,h Amendment and therefore
nnns,stiys. Tso years Of the impris-
onmsn,, however, have already been
s5ssYveC
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Whlte Lace Ties.

Having made an arrangement with a
New York manufacturer of ties, W. M.
Kennard L Co., 62l Market street, are
prepared to offer a line Of these goods
at less prices than usually found in
this market. They commence at l2ss c.,
$780,, 25c., 3lc., 37lc., 50c., 621c., 75c.,
81 and upw ards.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
The Levy a)OuRf

Mr. Ellison moved yesterday after
noon, that the assessment upon the
brick houses, Nos. $50 and b32 Walnut
street, be reduced $lO0, alse that the
rcll tax be reduced 800. Adopted.
Messrs. Wier, Aahsfy and Morrison:
we're appointed committee to audit
the accounts Of Thomas L. Talley, late Of
Brandywine hundred.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
John k. Gong n

The sixth and last entertainment OF
the Diamond Course, a lecture by
John b. Cough, occurs Tuesday, March
18Th. General admission and balcony
reserved seats so cents; chairs and
circle reserved seats rs cents. Sale OF
,eats begins Saturday 8 q. m, March
26. At Thomas & Co.'S. book store.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
stover .t Rod ucsd Prices.

Milton 8. Shippers, No. lii West
Eighth street, has lot Of parlor stoves
" 6ioh he is selling at reduced prices.
Among these are the Welcome Hone,
the Lily Of the Valley and others. He
also hs, q fine stock Of cook stoves,
such as the Victor Cook, the Darling,
the Vista and other ranges.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Two Tho nsnnd DOliars, wasted.

j, D. L. Harvey, of Chicago, H.,
spent over two thousand dollars on
medicine for his wife, who was suffer
ing dreadtully from rheumatism, and
without deriving any benefit Whatever;
yet two bottles Of St. Jacobs OIL accom-
plishsd what the most skillful medical
men failed to do.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Shadow Pictures.

The finest photographs made in vii
mington are to be seen at Beerwsld'a
studio, 3O7 Market street. His shadow
pictures are excellent. Gallery COM
plete in all Its appointments. The
Inducements offered at this establish
ment are fine work and satisfaction to
its patrons.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
ROyeoIleA Be0P.

Eight thousand trades unisnists in
New York have resolved not to drink
any beer manufactured by three firms
who discharged their brewers for join
ing a union. It would be still Detter
thing if these 5000 men had resolved
to drink no beer at all.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
uov., and >Onildren,s Clothing. N

We have pat our boys and children's
clothing on the first aoor, to accommo.
date onr customers. You have tried
our goods and know they are chesp In
price but superior In quality. vii.
mington Clothing House, N. W. cor. OF
Rourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

The Grand Jury a. Troy, N. Y. yes
terday, indicted the publisher Of the
Morning Telegram for libel, in intima''
ing that one Of the dogs in the protes-
sional dog fight which took place last
December, belonged to Mayor Murphy.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
LAST pEspEKATE ENDEAvoK.
rhe Infamoa ms Democratic CORY.
kandeF Ssh eme me-1atrsauoaI0n n
ahA kEAnAa

rae Infamo MS Democratic Gerry.
msnder ssh emo e-DatrsaueaIon 10
she House.
Speelal Correspondence Of the Republican.
Dover, March 23.---"I must charac.
terizs this measure as the most damna
BILE price Of political villany, ever
thought or dreamed of, much less pro.
posed 70 q Legislature to Oe sSted
Apon." Mr.. Bradford said this yes.er.
day when the Democratic re-distriosing
bill for the city OF Wilmington, had
been introduced by the partiHAn Cahall
of Kent, and read q first time. The
bill is q long one, covering eighteen
pages Of closely written legal cap, and
Its title reads, IAN &C, 70 amend the
charter of the City OF Wilmington"
No sooner had the Objectionable act
been read than Mr.. Piliine moved that
1t BE- printed in awo newspapers Of the
City of Wilmington, one OF each po-
liticsl party, for the space Of five days.
"This act" said he, sis accompanied
BY no petition, and We do not know
whether the people Of Wilmington
want it or not. Here are seven repre-.
sentstives from New Castle esuuty, aud
not one Of them knows who or what is
at the bottom OF this soheme. We
want information so as to be able tO
vote intelligently."
Mr.. Bradford followed, ssconding the
motion heartily, and expressing hope
that it would prevail. Then 1t was
that he said "l must characterize this
bill as the most damnabls piece Of po
liticsl villsny ever thought or dreamed
Of, much less proposed 70 Legislature
10 bs acted upon. say this calmly
and deliberately, and when the proper
time comes, shall expose this infS.
nous measure and lay low the design,
ing criminality which lies lurking
behind it. | want it to be Published
tha. this measure in all its bAsensss,
aud blacknsss and slimyness may b.
spread before the people of this State
want the people TO know what thi;
bill means. And when they under
stand IT | know that a righteous public
wrath will consign TO everlasting ig
nominy and oblivion any party whC
votes for IT,"
Then there was talk from the othel
side, among whom were Robinson anC
Cahall. Robinson was afraid i've pub
lications would be too many. Cshsl
wanted it published in the "Gazette'
and "EYery Evening" daughter
chiefly on part of Mr.. Cahall, himself
at Mr.. Cahall's own cheap wit,)
Finally the motion prevailed, hSvipi
been amended making it be publis nee
| in two papers one time,
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
v.,berI No Getting welI.I

Ny daughters say, "How much bet
ter father is getting since he used HOP
Bittsrs." He is getting we'll after his
long suffering from disease declared
incnrsble, and We are 80 glad thai ne
used your Bitters.-A lady OF Rochss'
ter, N. 7.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
List Of sales.
M arch

"a, Jas. II. Mackey, W. y. Greek HID.
" "a, Y. ". Zimmerman, Newark.
"a A. W House. Chadds Ford.
" ~, wa. S. Goodley, Del. 90. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Bogus huIGor.l

1--WE are requested BY Messrs. Mes
sick and Carton to say that they will
reply 10 the confession Of w. g. Elliott
in a day or two in regard 10 the bogus
butter.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
Fancy Dress 6osas.

Kennard & Co open to-day . line Of
American wool filing fancy dress goods
tsolid color, at Is cents. Same goods
been selling this season at 70 and 25o.
boz 4 fail to see them.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
S22A hhn Al

State OF Delaware. County Of New Castle :ss.
/, Jos. W. H. Watson, Cashier Of the
above named bank, do sClemnly swear
that the above statement is true, to the best
OF my knowledge and belief
JOS, W, II, WATTS ON, Cashier.
Affirmed md sworn " before me this
2lst day Of March, 1881.
DANIEL GREEN, Notary Publie.
C0rrect--Attest;
JAMES ORANsTON,
ISAAC u. PBllPS, Directors.
JOHN MITCHELL, ! mar2S
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

fyou want Q nice spring suit, sut
and made In the latest style, call on
Ash, 70S Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

The cheapest p,ass to buy Aour ard
get y,ur grist ground is at the Steam
Mill, 308 West Front street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

NOR SALE SILVER MOUNTED
h show cases and nne cigar pompAy.
W II. ROBINSON,
msrza8t 1l3 4. Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
NEW ADVERTIsEmENFs.

ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE NEWPORT NATIONAL BANK
at Newport, in the state Of Delaware, at tthN
close Of business March II, 1885,:
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

XTANTED.-AG GOOD STRONG BOY
w to learn the tin and sheet iron trade;
must be honest and not afraid OF work. Ad.
dress In own handwriting "rrsde,' THIS
OFFICE. mar2S.3t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

xHTANTED-A GIRI. FOR aENERAL.
w house work; geeA reference required.
Apply 200 West street. mara3Ht
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

xVYANTED IMMEDl OAR
w riage trimmers at the
NOVELTY CARRIAGE WORKS,
marl8t3t 217 n. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

NYOTlUE-rtw MORE STALLS FOR
~ rent at McCoiley Bros. stable. corner
OF Second and Poplar streets, wilmington,
Del. mAr-zlH
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

I OST.-A GOLD NECKLACE AND
locket were lost yesterday In going
from Fl tn and Adams to Eighth and Mar-
ket. A suitable reward will ne paid for their
return TO No 4 Il. Fifth street Rar2St2t
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
STATE Of thc rhermemessr

0tNSo % Nmo kMeEuVnoeSt
At the REPUBLICAN, office, on Wednesday
morning, March 90:
7 O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, II O'Clock,
800 AGO 44S
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23

The sale Of this remedy during the
las, year has been unprecedented for
exceeding any year of the twenty-eight
of lts manufacture by rs. 1t is certain
" the most reliable Of any In throat
and lang diseases, and more TO be de-
pended on by consumptives with the
appsntage treatment than any other
preparation. We can refer to many
persons In our city. Splendid In
coughs, sore throat, Group, 60. 80 cts.
and d. Main depot, 4th and King sts !;
Phils., COZ Arch street. Sold BY best
druggists and dealers.
Daily Republican., 1881-03-23
SALE Or STuUk.

sb Fresh Cows and Springers, from EENE
] ancaster County, Pa Syoung stock 8K
bulls, lot OF shoats PAM 4 months credit.
Wagon will be at Linwo0d to meet train
leaving Wilmington at 10. 80 a. m.
mar29dAwts ROBERTS h TYSON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1881-01-07
MINES AND MINING.
THURSDAY. Jan. 6-P. VI.

THURSDAY, Jan. Up. VI
Tho spccial feature Of tO-day's mining stock mar
kets was the unusual activity of Silver Cliff and the
advance in its price from $40 yesterday evening 70
41Oa4O5. Otherwise the markets were irregular
and unsettled. Chrysolite was weaker at 57s06'
with Paramount of trading. Little Chief yielded
cents to So cents. after early sales at 50 cents
Annie declined to 80 cents and Climax to 90 cents;
but south Iite rose from 80 to 10 cents. Hukin
again was weak, and declined TO 1.45 Moose
continues to show n gradual Improvement, the sales
today being at 11OG1.35. The authenticated re-
ports from this mine show it to be i'll flourlshng
condition. The company's treasury is well supplied
with cash $4,000 with which to prosecute work
upon the new find" which, by last reported ASSAYS,
shows 300 ounces ore. A large business WAS done
in Cherokee at 1G0-a decline of cents. Rising
sun also declined cents 10 1.75. Green Mountain
being firm at about 90. The COmstOck shares I'M
proved from 10 TO - cents. but at the close Con
solidated Virginia only cents higher than yes
tcTlay at 900. and California was > cents lower AT
1.25 Boston Consolidated continued active, but
was unsettled. its price dropping from % to -
cents and closing at 90 cents. The lowprlce shares
were inclined toward weakness; Caayeras selling
at 17G1S cents. Gold Placer at 3S a30 cents Rap
pahannOck M 13H - cents, Luccrnc az IL cents;
hu' Copper Knob WAS steady at 10 cents and Silver
Nugget was stronger nj 10 cents on seller 80 days
option. The markets clos ii irregular and unsettled.