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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-28
TAKE NOTICE!

That the Famous New York Clothing House will
be closed TODAY, January Goth, the rush being
so great that we compelled to close for business
one day in order to get time to move goods from the
top floor. CEhese goods have not yet been shOWn.)
All DESTROYS OF getting sound Clothing half for
nothing will have chance again THURSDAY.
January 9th, and SATURDAY, January goth,
and continue next week until everything is sold
out.
FAMOUS NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE,
m3Ao OONGR91ss snREEr.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1881-01-28

= o'lsf to close out the balance Of my
-. ~ '.och to make room for spring stock.
49, li-5ked down every article spper-
49, 10 The s,.ilinerT Department as low
,1ce6 55 ssn possibly be sold for. specialin-
R550T.- = u Hosiery, Gloves, Corseis,
Esrlor : e.Fets. These goods are of su-
C-b-., t4-,lfY. ladies' and Gents silk
sib 80 faras0ls, SIX and Lace Ties. etc,
Essr s'5Sant assortment OF Ladies' Neck
j4r25t, Fl G. HoUsTOS,
al Congress- street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
FOURTH EDITION,
Local Incidents,


Nestles Condensed Milk, an auxiliary
to Nestles Milk Food. Sold wholesale
and retail by N. d. Danfort Druggist,
cor. Second and Market streets. A
special room (heated) for applying
trusses.
The hremen's Con nvention held their
Anal meeting last evening. The Presi-
dent reported all claims against them
settled, and the delegates expressed
themselves ~ veil pleased with the FIRE
ordinance rs 1t passed Council last week.
The ladies Of St. Johns Episcopal
church have just placed a handsome
Brussels carpe. upon the floor of the
church, and a large heater in the base
meLt, Mt a cos; Of several hundred dol
lars
Fresh vaccine Points just received.
Camphor ice with cold cream only 15c,
per box and Tropical Fruit Laxative.
For sale At the drug store Of Beaton
Smith, cor. Seventh and Pine streets.
Mr. George Whitaker, Jr., of this
city, has just had a severe operation
performed at the University Of Penn
sylvania, by DIR. Agnew, assisted by
DR.. Shortlidge, Of this city
The Vice.President of the National
Dredging Company, has returned To
this city from Norfolk, Va, where he
ha, been for some time looking after
the interests of his company.
Some one picked up a fine duck, off a
market womans stand on King street
this morning, and got away with it in
tn crowd.
On next Tuesday and "Wednesday the
|lnitarianS of this city, will holt a CON
ference At their church. at which time
the new pastor will hr installed.
Mayor Almond, DR.. l.. p. Bush and
+. l., James were uuavoidably detain.
ed At home, and sent their regrets to tie
Registrar
Mrs.. j. Frank Ball, was elected last
E ening, sup 'rinterdeut Of the Infant
school of Cn'ral Presbyterian chnr2h.
The Bro'herhood Of tie Union will at.
tend rel siouS services a. Madeey
Chapel 10 morrow morning.
The prh;ic arr anxiously waiting for
the fuli details ot the torl h e muruer
IN II happened in n Young mans mlnu.
The missionary society Of ION NJ. f.,
Church, will hold their second annual
anniversary this evening.
when is the post mortam OF cd MI
Godfrey to take place.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
The Y. 1. N. A \ Third ANN,

The third annual ball of the Y 4
A., took place last eveningin Wsb1
Dancing Academy, Masoni5 nal
and was attended by a large Al
Seventy couple wee on the proms1
led off oy Master of Ceremonies il
+. Kelly, aud Miss Maggie Cd
followed by Daniel keegaa and
Mary keegan; II. A. GaIlashgI
Miss Mary sullivan; VIM. Nc Cal
and Miss Garry Daley. Prof Ri.
Orchestra furnished the music Id
occasion, and played "ScotcL
Jean" tor the grand march. An
promenade was over, sets were ID
and dancing was kept up until .
brur this morning, III going HON.
Pleased with the r |, n. As
annual ball. Among the stral
present were Charles McNaty
Chas. Englssh, from the Haym
A ssociation, Ct Chester, and VIM
son, john Brown spd Edward
gan. from ths Fleet WOOL A.seuhly
the same place. No disturbsu
any kind happ TIC! TO mar the pla
OF those present. Refreshments
served in abundance d lring the
missions. Handsome programmed
presented to the ladies and were
admired. The number Of dances
same were twenty seven, incl
several new features, which wereer
into with a vim by all present.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
wlimiugton's Dancing Peop'

and nearly every one dances nova
have additional facilities Tor 'ilo q y
osthe graceful art. lh' p'NpIe !" W
larger cities have had no better caa
of tuition III this line than nave
under the charge OF Ilo'' wy
winch makes him rank A' on9 ",
leaders of dancing in the coli'lli,
strength oflaad srship is no" 'uu' N
bltd, Prof. Webster having JVAn
lance with the leading ds"c'n:
or of Philadelphia, Prot ',ai@ ,ha
Carpenter, for the teaching oI w ~.
ming,on classes and th' 'c9H"'
have the advan'ag of tie tnlsNvl
m .sters'of The art. This arrsh esu'' n't
been made as the C,assr' OF i.VS
ster of Wilmington, aud ii'' IA
tor Of Philadelphia occur AZ u"
times. All the very latest a"p,U, p.;,
are taught in New York ana ri. a,
phia will be taught thorough! :" !"
ster's academy; those wlshlhs,w
quickly will find it to their s ann
to join the different classes ~ V''
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
FIFTH DDlq1lI
Death or Mr.. -.

Tb.. Id .e'sey see,.
October last at Brooklvyn' ~ me lOtl
the widow of the late ,Jo...,Y ~ ~.
foi merly a vell.knovp SSoePa Sooa \
this city. She was horn IL aooSSksell(
Mass. Her maiden name ~ W.. Sa9tp, y
and her father was Sheriff Of ~ MAJ Ssa'l
county. Nantu
She first married . Mr.. g
who " was q merchant in R,0'3 nsa
came to Delaware And w hs
farm in Christiana Hundred vuusl u"aI
mington. where he lived unit, Iea' H.
leaving property which nmons,. no
about twenty thousand dolla,uu llau'
his death, she married ,Jossnh 4
who was u well-kIown boot ~
OF this city and who died a faE ,ue'0
after she married him. ''"
Mrs. Scott through adyers.
stances lost all her wealth .m vi.
which was near $4,000 inrs...9 @,.9
houses on Harrison street In mi.
This was owing to the Sudden s Il
the price Of property. She ,,sa
heavily by Jay Cookies f.jln,a 0
only dependence in her last dav, !
pension she obtained from the ~
ment f$s a month, on accoun, uvI ~
last husbands services in the w w
1912, She was an educated ladv }
esteemed By all who knew her, u
hairg, trusti, (, christian woman
member of the Presbyterian china
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
The Pleurs.PneumUnis
From tho Phila. North American.

4
| The Governor of Illinois apppd
have been rather premature wit
sweeping d ct IN regard to the
question. 1t may 10 quite trus|
some isolated cases of pleuro-pnetd
exist in SON 9, II no: all, of the pr(
ted States, just as there may be
! s!Unal cases of smallpox among Y
habitants of different sections 4
country without the slightest jas
ton for the semblance Of . scare.
ware being but a small State,
been competent for INSPECTORS TO
an exhaustive search, and they
"a clean bill of health; in this STA
far as heard from 1t appears ina
disease is no where prevalent ID al
delnic foru,, and doubtless the q
tabooed States will be able 70 MAJ
somewhat similar showing. IL Is
regretted that Tasty measures are ~
ted in any such matters since III u
flies fast, especially in these 'ele s,H
phic days, and long before the I'm ~
deuce Of the proclamation can Dc
monstrated, foreign governments, =,
no means unwilling To hamper Az Az
can commerce, may take action gre
to our detriment. The great hosN n
had shout as baseless an lnltia'lN'
this pleuropneumouia proclams'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
ibk.ATHS.


PENNO' k,-On the Srd inst, William L.
son Of George aud Rebeoea Feunoek, .g,t
II years.
kelatil es and friends of the family are re
specttully invited to attend hi5 funeral from
the residence Of his parents, No. ! Buena
vista street, Ninth ward. on sunday morn
lug, to peet ut the house At 1890. IaterlHen,
at Riverviow cemetery.
AART.-On the I'd inst, Mrs. Sarah Hart,
wife ofJsseph Hart, aged e2 years
Relatives and friends OF the family are re.
spectfuilv invited n attend the funeral from
her late residence. = W. corner Eighth and
Bennett streets, on Sunday afternoon at z
O'Clock. 1ntsIment 1t kiverview cemetery.
CURR1NDER.- In White Clay Creek
Hundred on the I'd Inst, Frederick Cur.
FINDER, aged 70 yeAFs.
Funeral fr,n the residence Of hla aunt,
Mrs. Henry Peters, ca sunday at 10 O'Clock,
u. m. 1nterRent At White Clay Greek
church cemetery
LATlAER.--On ThuTpday the 3rd instant,
John Latimer At Riddles Banks, In the
eeth year OF his age.
The rslstives and friends s-e respectfully
Invited to attend the funeral fto4i, his late
residence, Riddles Bar Ks, on Sunday after.
noon next, 1t z 30 o'c.Ock. 10 proceed to Mt.
Salon cemetery.
WILLIAMSON the Sd met, rheop, ilus
ron OF Mrs. Ann Williams ia he 4ath year
Of his age.
Relatives and friends Are respectfully in.
v1tee to atte'd the funeral from the resi-
den'e OF his mother. Jesiup's Lane, Ninth
ward, tomorrow, tSurda,) aftern Jon at z
O'Clock, 10 proceed to Mt. Pleasant en etery.
BUSH On the 0h inst, Kate r.. vile OF
William Z. Bsh, aged ~ years.
Relatives and friends of the family are 70.
spertfully invited to attend the fuNeral trptu
ihe res demo Of her husband, No. SO West
Eighth street, Gu Tuesday morning, 1t II
o'clock. Serv'ces ht the house. Interrnent
at Wilmington and Brandywiue cemststy.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Mt. salem Items.

Protractc terv css will commence at
Mt. Salem NJ. Z. Chnrth tomorrow
Su4day) evening and will continue
for al indefuite r 'riod according to the
indications for good.
The Anniversary of the Woman's s
Foreign Missionary Society Of Mt. Sa-
lem NJ. Il. Church that WAS 10 be held
to- morrow afternoon has been post
poned until the following sunday a, the
same hour.
The Mt. Salem cemetery is in n good
and is becoming one of the
most teau'itni spots that will soon be
the surhurbs of Wilmington
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Interesting AerV'eo'

An Interesting service WI. ;,v ~
next Monday evening IN lrlh'Ss !,
pel, when all the Episcopal nd "I
schools will meet vogethef, IA
sc,ne of the church hymns anu . " "
and hear addresses by the nv. nn' Sn
hop Lee and other erss a b
Rev. John Bolton will make cd
board address, and it Is ehpeo , os # B
the new Arch Deacon hlfA'M Missit
among tne Esquimaux, will SI DC ~
The nuLlic are invited to atseh"'
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
A Very Narrow Escape.

Yesterday afternoon the big team Of
the Rockland paper mills was crossing
the railroad from Bush 4 Sous whar
When the express train came along ant
the driver rut the whip to the horses
and succeeded in getting far enough
across to prevent the train from do ri
any more damage than throwing to,
hind wheels of the wagon off the track
Had the driver ost his presence q
mind an accident similar TO that at
C'aymont might have occurred.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Thieves n Nevport,

A party Of thieves visited Newport
on Thursday night.-An entrance was
effected into the residence Of DR.. Paul
Lukens, and a suit of clothes were car
riei off; lot of towels disappeared
from the yard Of Mr.. Bayne, and lot
of victuals were taken from the cellar
Of Mr. Nebeker into which an entrance
was stealthily effected. A table was
improvised at the shedding Of the Epis.
copal church where a hasty meal was
taken, Judging from various frag-
ments found at that place on Friday
morning. Three tramps we're seen in
the vicinity Oh Thursday evening, and
it is supposed that they committed the
|depredations
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Debate this Evening.

The Ashury N. |. Society will thi,
evening debate the question, "ShouId
Education he Compulsory. Mr.. &,
NJ, Le.tch and Hnbsrt A. Roop will
speak in the affirmative, and Asbnry
Burke and Alfred willing will sup
port the negative Tie cT -ciSes will
oe variei with music and choice read
Jugs hv Ms. Edward T. Clark, Miss
Eta NJ DALEY and Harry f. HesIer.
The public are cordially invited TO be
present.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
THIRD EDITION.
Literary Meeting

Tho Asbury M. I. Society will meet
this evening At 7.3O O'Clock in the leo
ture room Of the church, corner 3rd and
Walnut street. Select reading and es.
says by Mrs. Edward P. Clark, Miss
Eta NJ. DALEY and Mr.. II. e. Heisler.
Debate: Resolved, that education be
compulsory To be supported III the af.
hrmative by G. M. Leitch, and Hubert
A. Roop. Negative Asbury Burke and
Alfred Willing. All are welcome.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Another knleNma n,

The sales of j. r. Mullin a. Son, ner
chant tailors and clothiers, corner Silth
and Market streets, have increased tc
such an extent that they have beer
compelled to employ another salesman
| the last employed being Mr.. J. Gibney
of North East, Md, formerly in bust
ness at that place and who will make
sn acoo oplished, capable and ahabIs
clerk
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
v,,,trty.ArSa Visis'

DR.. Darmon is now making ,ity, n
is is ce ce1tainly an evidercs that o,t to d c
skilled in tho healing art; uu. Savs !,
many professed doctors - tpsv snv ma
ed this city, few II any ,,sot d
secomd visit, but they c., coliGJd' i;d orl vi
fees they can get and -, 'hsh eth S'0 osl u.
zens good bye. Not 50 10, "lsd adds u
nu mbrr Of his patients. His 4lnS' Oh T.
for Sunday are srom " d. LII
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
AIxpnsps 4 ~ Nlpn.

Some very mean thieves entered tho
yard a. POO West Seventh streets, yes
tsrday aft rnoon, and stole three pe'
pigeons The PARTIES are boys, ard il
they do not wait to be exposed, they
had better return them Immediately, o,
they will be exposed, as they are vel
kno IN, and were seen in the ac: of steal
i,lg them.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
ThsTessaers' Institn'e'

The Teacher Institute now !"
sion at Odessa, was addresseu "
day by DR.. French, his sgCJe', gI.e "a
"Our b ,ys and Girls ine ,, q a
man spoke for about one loat !
half and his remarks were nrsa'! rsa !,
prec:ated by his audience ~, Ia - ,
ci ses we're enlivened by some 1t,! ,i =,
singing by the choir, AND fTs0T % pr,
Rev. Mr.. Dean and Mrs L. D; ~ :,
In the afternoon Dr. ffeaSu -. y, "
about school discipline, ana ~" s'
teachers some excellent s"''''
school xvvernment.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
kMtG JsekeIs
rom 81 to ~ AT the Boston House.
Yer h state CRbb age.

Wclch, Sharp Il Co have just re-
ceived on commission a car load OF
York State Cabbage, which they will
sell TO to the trade reasonably AZ theil
store, 3l4 King street. or at the depot,
Fourth and Pine streets. Also a full
line of canned goods, tub aud roll butter,
hominy, cranberries, &c. Give them a
call before purchas ing elsewhere.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Opera III Ous To. night.

The drama "tne Hundred Wives
will be prese nted this evening, aut
,hould be greeted with fall hou &C.
Mach has he, n raid aud written about
the evils Of Mornnnism and the demor
alizng effects Of the sAstein, but y bet
ter understanding can be obtained by
seeing it portrayed in its caorlnitie,
,pon tie stage. There is also u vein Of
flr, running throueh the piece, thai
keeps the audience in good humor.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
An Iuteressnnw lsem.

1fyou contemplate having your house
painted or Parere.l you should employ
the undersigned, for by 80 doing you
will save money and have your work
done in the best manner. Special in
ducemeuts to cash customers. A. p.
jackson Il Bro, Painters and Paper
Hangers, 5l3 rAtnai. street.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Beau tifu, Sh ow W,na.ws.

Large crowds stop and liug"r on the
pave IIent III front of the b4autifu. sho v
windows o G A. Spencer's dry goods
store, at the SocthsAsr corner Of seventh
and Market streets The variety and
richness Of ,ie fall surp!y IN sufficient
10 attract attention and black up the
p2yelneuL
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
AGhanae for n Hame

Attention is called to the AL vertiss-
ment OF Mr.. Thomas Me- viu, who offers
for sale one OF the new houses that he
built this past summer on Bennett st.
uear Ninth. The house IL con structed
of the best materials and finished with
all modern conveuienCes: has u large
dry cellar aud is in a healthy part Of The
city, where proI~rts ~ daily increasing
III value.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
phflas Walsn n a..

will open to-day a fine line OF ladie,
cloaks, coats, dolman's, circulars, nj.
sters, and ulsteretts in which they have
40 different styles ranging in prices
from 81 90 to $50. 90 apiece. These goods
are well worth inspection, and are sup
posed to be the most complete line ever
offered in this market; they can be pur-
chased on their weekly terms a. follows;
On a bill Of $1,000 81 down and 81 a
week
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
The W q. r. U.

A young ladies branch of the W. G.
T. Z. was organized yesterday after.
noon, with a mem bershin of twenty en-.
thusiastic young women. The society
will be governed by the constitution of
the w. G. r. L. Officers were elected
and other important business transact, t,
ai
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Postal I hQDROa,

G. W. Saw;er postal route agent on
the Wiim,ngton Il Western railroad,
has been transferred 10 the Wilmington
~ Mort Asrr roate, and Thomas S Pugh
has been appointed to succeed Mr.. Slw-
yer on III" Delaware Wes ern. Mr..
Pugh ent red upon "is duties 30 day.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
You Mixtls JuSt hs Weil

have your clothing to fit you nicely
when you can get them 80 thst they
cost no more Mullin Il SoH, Sixth and
Market streets, are very particular
about fl ting, They intend every suit
sold either man or boy'sto to be card for
their house.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
losing Exercises Of Teashers In
stitu(e.

Last nights session Of the Teachers
Institute, at Odessa, was very interest
ing. The exercises consisted Of music,
readings by Prof. Ford and Miss Down.
ing and an interesting address by Mr..
T. N. Williams of Seaford. The In
stitute closed this morning with an
excellent address by DR.. French, Of
Massach usetts, which was listened t.
with close attention by all. The In
stitute was saccess in every particu
lar, and the members were much ben
Gifted by attending.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
John Il. cough.

Mr.. Cough will be in this city next
Wednesday evening. The sale Of seats
begins on Monday moraing. As a
special train will be run from New
Castle it will be necessary 10 procure
seats early to avoid the rush. The
price of admission secures sittings
without extra charge.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
s...,a, servtco at Olive' W

Rev. Dr.. L. Mark: knsdh. will Pss,, posa
Olivet Presbyterian cnuas .aasts. to- nj
Adams and Chestnut ssree''i1' i1'be
afternoon nt at three o'ci, ,cs OK, = III lI be
ing and evening serV'0e'
ted tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
nUGh lah- lllK M.

Z, p Freye will serve up at his 81
loon, No. II East Second street, one oi
the finest Sour krout lunches that Ia.
ever been served up in this ci'y. Al
lovers OF fine lunch would do well K
call.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
The Fail TrMF1A.

Crosby & H II have laid in an i'm
T"nse STOCK of fall ooiS at the lowest
prices; Customers calling cannot fail to
br p;eased at their var et' and the
pri es at which they sell their goods.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
II spkW His Leg.

A little thirteen months old son %
Edward Cox, No. T. T., Second street
tell down stairs the other evening and
broke his leg. DR.. kirchner was call
ed in aud rendered the necessary meli-
cal asst <tan;e.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

HEfENCONMiND NENTS
Keep them and thou shat
Make neaey.
Thou shalt have 20 other place to
buy clothing except at Nathan Leiber.
mans, &. X corner Fifth and Market
streets, Wilmington, Del.
Thou shalt not choose for thyself any
other clothier, tbon shall not bow down
to them nor listen 70 their spseches, for
Nathan Leibernan, the peoples cloth.
ier, 10 tie most reliable dell'r, and
never m!srep!, sents any articles.
Thou shalt have no cause TO look else-
where, Tor Nathan Leiberman, the pop.
ular clothier, has the largest assort-
ment Of ready made clothing tu be
found in the State.
Fhcu shalt bring thy children and
thy children's children TO Nathan Lei
herman y clothing house aud have them
fitted in the most elegant style at great
~ relsced prices.
Honor thy father and thy mother
obey them when they tell you TO make
Nathan Leiberman's Clothing House
your dealing place, for then you shall
have good goods at the lowest prices.
vi.
Thon shalt recommend thy friends
and neighbors 10 Nathan Leiborman's
|A''A In AAoGSF, "uu ucdE ia tuluu tuat
ne keep, every thing wanted In his line
and sells a. lower prices than are de-
mandeL by other dealers for inferior
goods.
Thou shaN remember that Nathan
Iniberman, tie popular clothier leads
ths clothing trade IN this city, and al
ways Looks we'll fos good reliable
house.
Thou shalt know that nevsr In the
history OF the ointktng businass In this
city, ware snch bsrgains offered As can
uow 10 procured at Nastan L.iber.
mans, s. X. oorasr Fifth and Market
streets
Thou shalt pro 'lalm to every body
that Nathan Ls'bsrnan, the peoples
clothier, sells Mems Suits from Is. 80 to
$500, and Mems Overeoa.s from "a. 80
10 $500.
X.
Thou shalt strictly adhere to taexe
commandments, and by so doing, you
will bs constantly pleased and content.
ed with your purchases and aave yeur
money. n0v2.2m-eOd
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05

Eousekeepers wishing to have car
pets cleaned will do well to send in
their orders ut once to T. Ferry as the
season Is about to c1ose to make room
for manufacturing.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
EnsbexzIena cut.

John II. Harklns, a leading spirit in
the Sons nj Veterans in this city, Is
charged with embezz ement, and is now
being trie1 by court martial The
amount missing IN said to be about $40
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
A RFtlAA sRrne(.

Small Border Brussel Carpet four and
half yards square, been III use shor,
time will be sold cheap.
W. M. kENSARD 4 Co.
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
Fall aNGn Winter

l.. Heiss, No. East Third street, has
d very nice assortment ofgoods for Fall
and Winter overcoats which he will
make up at low prices
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
u 6atce.

The Ladies Auxilsary Corps, OK Du-
pont Post, No. ., G. 4. r., will meet on
Monday evening next. Every member
is requested to be there, as there is
business Of importance To transact
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
NEW ADVEkk GARMENTS.

NOTiCE-BISTRICT CITY OF Will.
~ M.N9TON.
All ps rsons Wing disposed Of renl estate
BY sale or Otherwise, will please notify the
underslgned of the same, that he may prop
erly transfer the same on the county assess
ment and all persons who are not already as
sessei can have their names added by call
ing at his residence No. s02 French street
any evening Saturday except ed,i between
the hours of an SPIN, until further notice
THUM AS W. .SAVlLLE,
| Assessor Northern Dist, Wilmington, Del.
now II
Daily Republican., 1881-11-05
] asa step.

Call and examine Our large stock of
cloths and cassin ereS, and we know
ycu will leave yocr measure for q suit
Ut the Boz ton House.