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Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Heariuxs nt tho Mayors Cos|

Mayor Almond, occupied MS S1
toned seat in the Police STATION
evening. William Donnelly' Wa'|
first prisoner brought out. no
charged with being drunk anu
orderly. One Of the witnesses ns'
that she was afrai. of her lie "nej
prisoner had threatened her 10
times. He was required to pay
of s. and costs aud 10 lurnl'n
bond to keep the peace.
James Summons, u colored boy
charged with d:sOrderly cotuut
front of the residence of MI ~
Schoen, over Third street oF'u1
tiDe of 81 aud costs was imp9'eu.
Henry Sheing, q young lau' "
fore his Honor, charged WIN ta;I uII
ly duct, around some new ou,l py
which are being CONSTRUCTED ~ y
streets and ShaIlcross av'nus
Mayor let him off by his ps''N
costs of the case. ,,.,
George and william h'n. .a.
brothers, were brought up 'oI
derly conduct. 1t appeared mv
evidence, that one OF the youDs
was drunk. and the other We,
to get him home, which enaeu ,.sd ~
and the parties were arreSss Ss.
br, u sht to the hall. William WI v1
80 cents and costs and Georso
q uuired to pay IS and c 'Sts.
James Agness for drunKeInes Go,
fined SO cents and costs. a u A. h
was found in hisposs ssion' an" uoa
held under 5 OU bail, for his appfi| pppi
a. Cour,, to answer the charge VI
ing concealed deadly weapodd; dr;u
poor unfortunate addicted "
ceived the usual penalty.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

NRWIlN-On the lst day the 2ard met
Sarah Newlin, in the ed year Of her ages .
Friends are respectfully invited to attend
her funeral from her late residence, SIS " est
7th street, to leave the house NJ 3 s'cisck, ?.
m on 4th day, the 10Th inst, I
GOTTWERTH-0n the ed inst. Mrs.
Mary A. Iuttwerth, wife Of Charles Gstt-
werth in the 38th year Of her aye.
Relatives and friends are respectfully tnvi-
ted to attend her funeral from the residence
of her husband, 100 We t 7th street, on v cd
nesday Afvern OOn, At ) o'clock. Services at
the house at 2. 80 o'clock.
kIMBLt.-- On the 23d inst, Geo. H. klmb!s,
in the 18th year .f his age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vited to a tend hi funeral from the residence
Of his mother. No. tl1 Shipley street. or We'd
nesday afternoon, at locIock. lGterment At
Wilmington and Braudywlne cemetery.
WtLKtNs; ;-nn the 4th, inst. Mrs Amanda
Wilkins, daughter Of Isaac aid Mary Ann
Foreman, aged 4sy years.
The relatives and friends of the Diseased
are res ,ectfully invited " attend the funeral
of he deceased from her late residence No
3O5 Poplar 1t: eet. services at the touae nj ]
o'clock y. n, thursday 'IctOber eth.
Wert Chester papers please cory.
PUFN ER-On the eth inst. William ].
Purner, II the asi year of his age.
Inc rel t'ves and irisnds OF he deceased
are respectfully invited to attend his funera |
from The residence OF Mrs &. Riyhy, 2iS JEFF
fersun street, on lhursday the 27tn insta7
At o lo,k, t, pr, coed 10 the Wilmington
and brandy wine cemetery.
H HoNDtkSON-t'n the oath Inst, Jennie,
daughter orc. H. and MarthL j. Heuacr-
sn, aged 3yea1sa d . months
funeral to t Ike place t. morrow (Wednos-
day Afternoon, at o'cloc., from their resi-
dence 726 tine street To proceed u vii
mlDgton AID Brandy wine cemetery. I
FLINN On End day, the 1th inst. Mary
Il wife OF Isaac W. Finn, In the SIth Year
Of her sge.
Relatives and frierds are respec.f ally IT,
vited to attend the funeral to m ,et ut Hec-
kassIn Meeting mouse. Oh 9TH day, the z7th
ms :, at = O'clock, p. m
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

CHEKIfFS SALL-By virtue Of . writ Of
- Levari Fac as, TO me directed, will be
exposed to pubic sale. atthe Jefferson House.
kept ~ Benz l.. L"ngl8Ld in the eity OF
New CastIe, Ner Nastls Hundred. in New
Castle County. Delaware, en-
MONDAY, the b day If Nov. A. D., 1881,
2tst ',losk, p. m.
The following dc cribed real estate, viz:
All that certain let OF land. stuate in the
city and county rt New Castle. in the State
of Delaware, bounded and described ~ fo!
lows, to wit:
Beginning nj point on the northeast aide
Of Iela rare stre I. where the came is inter.
secte, by the nor Invest side Of sixth street.
tn, nc by the said side OF delaware street. In
a northwesterly direction twenty four feet
thence in portheas'erly direction, parallel
with Sixth str ei. one hundred and thirty
seven feet, to the sOu:hwesterly side Of Cher
~ street, thence ~ the said side of Cherry
street, in u sontbeas.er y di ,ction, twenty
four f ct, 10 the said side Of Sixth street,
atorr said, the4ce by the sail side of Sixth
street. in sou. hwe,teriy direction, one h an.
dred and thirty-eeven Get, to the place of be.
ginning be the sonten& thereof more or less
on which Il erected brick house and bacA
Building. (Book, nj, Vol. 10, p ge SO, etc.
Seized and AIKEN in execution ~ the prop
erty o; William u. 1uyer and Mary M, his
wife, and I. l.. and O be sold by
PHILIP K. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHRPIsB's OKEicH, Wilmington, Del, Oct
Abth, 1881. oct1l-eOc
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
SPECIAL NEHTION.

Don't give fort J.fve cents for butter
when you can get bette. butter and
save 40 per cent Cail at once and ex-
anime nv stock --Srnellz, Nc. IL East
Fourth street.
Go to No. l3 E. Fourth street for pure
Lancaster County butter and save FIVE
per cent. on pound BE sure TO get
At the right place, Is K Fourth 81.
Kidney Wort in dry ard liquid form
for sale by J. Il. Hartman, cor. Fifth
and Poplar streets.
An the last and most popular styles
of single and double Trusses at Belts
Pharmacy. A separate private room
for ladies. Lady attendant.
Just received 1S tons Of the best Ches.
ter County Timothy Hay at Hay Mar.
ket. rs W. Front street. No better in
the city.
Janney, No. 30l & 3n3 King street, ia
headquarters for all the best brands and
all varieties OF butter.
Trav hng hags, satchels, cabhas, Ac.
at Ster & Zimmerman III Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Fine Pen,usnshhD.

There Is on exhibition. in the show
window OF f 8. r. Butler, Market
street. above Fourth, one of the finest
works OF penmanship we have ever
seen. 1t is large card. enclosed in a
neat frame, with tho name OF p. W.
Hochkeppel. Wilmington, Delaware,
Professor Of the different languages,
and al appropriate verse taken from
the scriptures. The words are encircled
with q neat and attractive border, with
birds, branches Of trees and birds
nests In each corner. The work was
done by Mr.. A. G. Wenzelle and pre-
sented TO Mr.. Hochkeppel. 1t presents
handsome appearance and reflects
great credit on the designer and en-
graver.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
FOURTH EDITION.
THE CONTEST INIRELAND
The Crippled Land Lesxue-Par.
neil and Dillon Refased tne Rrae :
dem Of the CITY Of Dsbiia-More
Arrests.

The Crippled Land Lessue-Par.
neil and Dillon Refased tne Rrae :
dem Of the City Of Dsbiia-Aore
Arrests.
LONDON, Oct. 25 Several more ar
rests under the Coercion act were III .de
in Ireland to-day.
No Importance is attached to the rev
elations concerning the Fenians. Their
only serious object is thought to be to
raise subscriptions for the diminishing
fund in America. The Dublin Free
man q journal says that the statements
are mohstrous, absurd and wicked.
Not his fiercest enemy, it saws, would
believe that any lrisnman would stoop
to the crime Of assassinatipg Gladstone
or Forster. The Irish Times considers
the revelations insane.
At meeting Of the National Liberal
Federation, held at Liverpool, letter
from Professor Goldwin Smith was
real commencing the action OF the
Government in Ireland, and declaring
that the Land League movement Is
akin TO Fenianism, and II not checked
would Only lead to revolution.
Two arrests have been made In con.
nection with the Maloney murder near
Ennis on Saturday last. 1t is now be
lieved, though the difficulty was about
land, that it was rather family quar-
rel than an agrarian outrage.
The arrest Of Miss Hodnitt at Bally-
deho5 yesterday was merely Police
Court affair, and was not under the
Coercion act.
A priest, near Glare. Morris, yesterday
evaded police interference by holding
a Land League meeting in his chapel.
1t il thought this plan will be generally
resorted 70 tor future meetings.
The correspondent of the Press As
,ociaton in Dublin says he has inter
viewed the Chief Of Detectives, who
confirmed the report that ther" was n
plot TO assassins,e Mr.. Forster, and
added that he knew the names OF two
men told off 10 commit The crime.
The Chief denied that there was any
pot against Mr.. Gladstone or Sir VII.
liam Harcouri
ENNIS, October 25-Mr. acNahon
a farmer has be,h found murdered. lie
was an active member of the Land
l., aguU.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Concert Bt Union.

The celebrated Es'ey Quartette, OF
Philadelphia, will give " concert in the
Union M. f. Church, on Thursday
evening, November 3D. This quarcette
have sung to Wilmington audience
before, aud their reputation iu Phila-
delphia ranks among the best. As it is
for the benefit OF the church, u large
crowd should be present, as they will
no; only hel p the church, Uu1 will be
benefited BY tue entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Circuit Court.

Court opened this morning at ten
O'Clock, when the District ATTORNEY
finished hiB argument before the Jury.
l.. G. Vandegrift, counsel for the pris-
oner addressed the jury in a stirring ar
surent after which District Attorney
Patterson again took the floor, for the
purpose of setting the jury right upon
some points that the counsel for the de-
fence had, in his....opiniop, not stated
clearly. Before charging the jury, the
court took recess for one hour.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Fraternal visit.

A large delegation of the members Of
the Teutonic SRngerbund of Philadel-
phia, arrived in this city on the noon
train, and were met at the depot by the
members of the Delaware Singing So.
ciety and the German Artillery Band,
and escorted to S;enger Hall, where .
reception and banquet will be rendered
them this afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Dr. Niuu mr. AeHa KlllAH.

The great American rsmet,y for the
rapid .ure Of .Leuaur chilis ami fever OF
malarial teva" now Nv named. Now in
use since 1856 (26 years) cures in every
case and in every climate alike we
have never h ard OF y failure. 300 "a. q
box sen5 bv mail. Main Depot 4th and
king, rniia. 801 Arch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Church IN RDeF.

The people OF Scott NJ. 4 Church are
commencing in tune to prepare for a
KraLd supper on tue evening Of Thurs
day, the Ath OF November, which it Is
supposed VIII be Thanksgiving day but
whether sr not, the supper will come
of any how. TIE proceeds will he ap.
piled TO furnishing the Sunday School
roo:u. The feast will be accotnpanie e,i
with a musical programme.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Garaeld Hon q mens f,ud.

Since the last publication of the RE.
PUBLICAN, the folio wing subscriptions
tor the Garfield Monument Fund have
been handed in to the Duncan Bros:
Smith Cooper, M. ~, w. !. McClary,
James Il. Miller, George H. kirkman,
Isaac V. Lloyd, Warren Harper, Miss
Lizae Ripperger. George Thorn, Mrs.
Geo. Thorn, Lille " eaver, p. Chand.
Ter John }. Gallagher, ID. =. Bush,
Walter 5. Haddock, Students of vii.
mington Academy, William j. Fisher,
J. Paul Lukens, NJ. d. Total TO date
SJSS.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Pine HjLklnePy,

For this finest aud largest stock OF
millinery gods 60 {" Miss Nolle lie.
Complies, No. 4tH King street. She
has just recelved II large stock nf all the
latest styles, and In noS ready ~ re-
ceive her tri-n,is aud the puhilc in gen
era', who desire E0nd goo .S, latest
ST. leg auA lowest prlces. Give her a
cal. and examine her stock before pur-
CllAeln9 p.sewutrn.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Lecsure by Enss. I, Slubbs.

Speci" at,un;ion Is Catlel 10 the lee
TUE by Eno,h SJubbs TO MORO Thurs
day eve"ing, in the AsbuNy NJ. 4.
Cunrch, OF rns city, ~ 7 45 y. IN. His
subject is ''Our Young People, Their
Opportunities and Responsibilities"
p.ieo OF ad 44in,ion 70 cents, children
Is.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

Let it be emb azoned on every heart,
enshrined upon the tables Of the
memory, that the grand acme of smoke.
o.ogy has been obtained in all its per-
fecuon, glory and purity in Marburs's =
Seal OF North Carolina. Chapman,
Fourth and Shipley streets, wholesale
and retail agent.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
M>unPinl D1S0os0s'

1fyou are subject to.agueh ehSSwsl awe
be sure I , kesp your liver, ,,.;"n' Iv
kidneys in good, free ,s, oonJi'.t sIl 's.tttsol
30 you will be free from r = ID. ~ Wort. ]
remedy TO use is ~ "~slsrI
the best preventive Of OIL "'
eases that you can tax"
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Now o. sler DeDOl,

The great depot for oysters west Of
Market street il at Hsuna's Third ard
Washington streets. His oysters are
the largest and best and always fresh
from their native waters. Mr.. Harna
is determined to show the public that
good oysters and plenty Of them can be
found else where than on Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

RSALE : ROOM ED FRAME COT.
Il tage, front sreh. front. side and back
. rls, dry cellar, house in good oraer,
Gently pap,rcd and painted. Price, 5000.
$3.50 can re ain on mo tg"ge at Eve ercent.
GREGG n PIERCE,
t2t-6t Clayton House.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
An Artistic RlEu,

A. A. Chapman, the popular cigar
dealer, Al Fourth and Shlrley streets,
is having a large sign put up which
bears the Srate OF North Carolina upon
1t. Ii attracts general attention.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
For Sale.

A youag tnare coming 8 years old fair
driver, viii work in 81 4ga or dOub!.
harness, fearless ot locomotives and
would make q good csrri1go or road
horse. Apply AZ this office.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
dub &c SALE.

viii be sold at public sale at the auction
rooms Of l.. v. Stdham h Son, III +. Fourth
I Get, on SATURDAY mo ming, q Der ".
at I01a O'Clock darpls iron gray mare, six
years old, lb}a bands high, WORKS in ali kin s
Of harness, quiet to drive by women and
children, n II i's,-class s!ddie horse ; for styl"
and beautr. she CA not be surpss ed two
seated carriage, in good order; ! 1rottinu
wagon, nearly new; set o. 81 gie harness.
rubber nounted ! coon skin robe in goo /
order. The abore property was sed by 'he
late Edward W. II opes, deceased: Sale
positive Fer further part culsrs ca ] on
l.. W. SIlDnAA a. y son, ArctioLeers
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Batter.

will sell butter lower than any other
dealer In the city from one pound to
one hundred. Give me call and he
convinced. Smeltz, l3 Il Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

DO not throw away a pair Of pants
because Of tew spots bu; get Colqu-
houn's Cleansing Liquid of your drug
gist 1t does not injure the finest fabric;
for sale by all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Bargains

kennard & Co., offer line Of gentle.
mems fancy border, all linen handker.
chief at l2'., aud pain "hire At l21t
both excellent quality and worth a;ten.
ton.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
EApeMtrY kruAaNlA.

kennard & Co., have a few of those
excellent Toe. TAPESTRY Brussel carpets
left, and they are warranted to wear
and give satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
BrQsyels . CARROTS.

kennard Il Co.'S Tapestry Brussels
at &c. are worth lookingit. The st les
are good and wearing qualities not sur.
passed by any make.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
NEW ADVERA ls%Ne NeHTB.
ID EHISTEk'S ORDER.
X RRa,srRR's OHYICB,

NEW CAoTLb COukTf, oCt. ~, looA-
Upon the application Of Edith Davis, Ad:
minlstrator OF Stephen Davis late of Mill
Creek Hundred, In said county, deceased, 1t is
ordered and directed by the Register that Il 9
Administrator aforesaid give notice Of the
grantingof Letters Of ton upon the
estate Of deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be posi-
cd 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 estate to present
the same or ABIDE by III act of Assembly In
such case made and provided ; and also caufe
the same to be inserted within the saD .
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, .
newspaper published in Wilmington. and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-0-d.)
~, fivea under the hand and seal oi
}L.s.{ Once of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington. in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. q. HOGS, Register.
NorIcE-Allpersons having claims agains
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Admiuist 'Ator, n"
or before October 2t, A. d., lss2. or abide the
Ar1 n, Assembly in such case made and pro-
yided. ED TIL DAVIS. AdminlstratriN
address :-PIs asant Hll. Del oct23
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
Cauvasser wanted.

Either a lady or a gentleman is want
ell to solicit subscriptions tor very
popular Object. Address, &. A. 4.
Field, REPUELICAN Office.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

Suits made to srder from SIS upwards
at Stern & Immerlnan's, III Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

Storm h Zimmerman, Clothiers snd
Merchant CAilnrs, Ill Market straat.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
DEATHS.

A fit guaranteed at stern u Nu IA o.
mans, Ill Market street.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

NyOT.CF- TIE WILMINGTON LOAN
~ Association now offers new stock for
sale. No tack payment. Apply, day or
evening tn
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
NOTICE TO EAE PUBLIC.

The public are hereby cautioned agains
sending any norey or orders to NUNI.S b
CO., 50 Nassau street. fyew YORK City, New
J ork, as authorize by Tho Louisiana STATE
Lottery CoinpaIy " se!l its tickets. They
are flooding ttIe ctrrtr' with bogus circulars
purpOrt,ne 10 be otlbe Louisiana State Lot.
terry Company, and lre fraudulently repre-
sentlng themselves nS agents Of Z ne Louis
lana State Lottery Company. They have no
autn0 ity to sell tie ti3Et " Of this Company
and xre not its agent for any purpose.
NJ. A. L., UPHIN,
Pres. Louisiana State Lottery 10
NEW DRLHANs Ia. JULY 1881.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26
WILMINGTON HAY AMIDST RAW
MARKET.
CORTLAND WiaG!, 10.
". 7. WARNER,
EseSA ware

WA rAaxg'om, EtesHws~,
Eole agent for the State Of Delaware, Cecj,
county, Nd., Delaware and Chester county
Pa. send lor circulars.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

XyANTED-BOARD BY MAN AND
w wife On east side Of Ma ket street.
Addre1s "B. L" kErUBLIoAN ottice, stat ng
terms. 0ct2S-gt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

WANTED SIX HUNDRED DOLLARS
W 70 one year, at per cent, good Sc
curlty. Please address at once, ). =. f. .
rCBLIcAN Once, Wilmington, Del oct26 Stt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

WANT d = A SITUATION As AS
w sstant book keeper or clerk. Refer.
sace and security If required. oct2e3tt
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

ASPLENbID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND DIS.
TRlBUT1ON, CLASS l., AT NEW OR.
LEANS, TUESDAY. NOV. & lsSl-l3stl
MONTHLY DRAWING.
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

GEO. Z. NJ RlS Sec etary.
Oct2s-'f No, col Shipley street
Daily Republican., 1881-10-26

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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-15
THE STATURE OF DIFFERENT RACES
OF MEN,

In comparing races as TO their stature,
we concern ourselves not with the tallest
or shortest men of each tribe, but, with
the ordinary or average sized men who
may be taken as fair representatives OF
their whole tribe. The difference OF
their general stature is well shown
where tall and short people come to-
gether in a district. Thus in Australia
the average English colonist of five feet
eight inches looks clear over the heads
of the five feet four inch Chinese la
borers. Still more in Sweden does the
Sweede of five feet seven inches tower
over the stunted Lapps, whose average
measure is not much over five feet.
Among the taliest OF mankind are the
Patagonians, who seemed a race of
giants 10 the Europeans who first
watched them striding along the cliffs
draped in their skin cloaks. Modern
travellers find on measuring them that
they often reach six feet seven inches,
their mean height being about five feet
eleven inches.
The shortest of mankind are the
Bushmen and related tribes of south
Africa, with an average height not far
exceeding four feet six inches. Thus
the taIlest races of mankind is less than
one-fourth higher than the shortest. In
general the stature OF the women of any
race may be taken as about one sixteenth
less than that of the men. Thus, in
England a man of five feet eight inches
and woman of five feet four inches,
look an ordinary we'll matched couple.
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1881-09-15
STRANGE PROFESSIONS.

Among the curiosities of the Indian
census are the extraordinary professions
which some Of her Majesty's subjects
declare they pursue. In Allahabad no
fewer than 974 at a former census de-
scribed themselves as t.low ackguards, y
a calling which, however, is only too
common elsewhere than in Allahabad,
but the professional painters of horses
with spots" and the hereditary clerks
who pray to their ink-horns" are surely
peculiar to India. In Russia, however,
the progress Of civilization has devel-
oped a new profess ION which it would
be difficult 10 match even in India. Its
speciality is the burning of insured
premises. The ST. Petersburg in
surance companies have just cap
tured one of the three members
of this profession who have car
ried on this lucrative vocation for several
years. They were in the habit of ar
ranging for conflagratiOns with the
owners of insured premises. On being
guaranteed twenty per cent. of the in
surance money they set fire to the
houses, which, being mostly built of
wood, burned easily enough. They
might have been earning their twenty
per cent. today but for the astuteness of
the Libau police, who set a trap for
Iueul IutO WHICH tHeJ ASAi, nuSh W LIZ
delight of the insurance companies. II
is possible enough that members of this
scandalOus profession are not unknown
in other countries besides Russia
Frauds against insurance companies are
difficult to detect even when the insured
fires his own property; but when the
work is undertaken by professional
fire-raiser, detection becomes almost i'm
possible.-Pall Mall Gazette