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Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
AruNNK IhA RiRnAan

The Rsntz Santley Combination, to E
morrow night, will present "Penn's
Aunss' Among the Pirates" The Gin
cirnsti Enquirer says: "It is not pos
alole to meDtiOn the many good things
on the programme. The comedians
are all funny, the vooaliats are Of su-
perior talent, the ladies handsome of
form AMI feature, and the entire show
runs as smooth as clock work. The
closing burlesqus is new and original,
hlled With lovely music, charming
girls, handsome scenery. and any
amount of fun and jollity, tia cast cali
ing out the strength Of this 8as COM
pany.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
. EalSTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE

NEW CASTLE COUNTY, Jan. "a. 1891
Cpon the application Of homas Toy AND
Joseph A. Toy, Administrators OF
James Toy, late of Christiara Hun.
dred, in seid county, deceased. IT IA
ordered and directed BY the Rep1s.
ter, that the Administrators Aforesaid
giveInotice OF granting of letters of Admins
tration, upon the estate of the decaased with
the date Of granting thereof, by causing aG.
verusoments TO be posted within forty days
nom the date OF such letters, in zig of tSa
most public places Of the county of New Gag
tie, requiring all persons having demands
against tho estate, to present the sans. or
abide by an aot Of Assembly in such case
made and provided. And also cause the same
to DO inserted. within the same period, in the
DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, q newspaper pub
lished IN Wilmington, ami to be Continued
therein three weeks (s.o d.
.~") Given under the hand aud zeal OF
LIS. oHioe OF the Register aforesaid. ut
~~-~ Wl'mtpRton, in New Castle county
aforesaid, tho day and year above wr!tteu,
3. .. BlG9S, Registsr.
NoTICE. All Nersous having claims n.rai nst.
the estate OF the deceased must present ths
samo duly atte5tcd to the Administrators m
or pefOre IAN. "a, 1862, or abide the act ns
Assembly in such case made and provided ''
IHDM As IOY,
JOSEPH A. TOY I Admrs.
Addross:-Henry Clay p. o., Del. ,auas
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
D1ath OF Another of WashSnEtOn'S
Servants.

A certificate Of the death ofMTs. Sally
Hunter, aged lis years, has been re
csIyed at the Health Office in Wash
in9tou. Mr'. Hunter, it is alleged, was
born in WgstmOreland county, Va, in
1866, belonged to the Washington es.
tata, and was ous of the eervants man
untitled by General Washingt0a's
will, She and her children have lived
ia the National Capital since tho be-
giunIng OF tbs civil war. 1t ia believed
that this aged woman Is really "the
last Of the servants Of George Washing
tpu,n
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Ruying MuIea.
From the Smyrna Times.

TEuU E1IU Why I1HIVb'
Conrad, OF the Morning Nsws, has
gone into the mule business. He was
at BlaOk bird, this morning, purchasing
a drove for the newspaper bureau.
One OF the mules will be mailed to
Croasdale, Of the Bvery.Evsning, for pri-
yate use; another to the Dover Delaware
IN, where 1t will be supply long need;
while the remainder will be retained
In the News Office, in Wilmington, to
get supplements on items Of more than
usual public interest.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
A DiafngenaOus subterfuge.

MRssRs. EDIToRs: l am sorry TO say
that Rev. J. Il. Caldwsll's "More Light
for the Ignorant" presents itself to my
mind as a dlsiDgenuOus sabtsrfuge.
His original statement that "Christs
disciples did not know the Hebrew, but
did know the Creek" and taat "the
Hebrew was q dead language after the
Captivity" was for the purpose of ex.
planning tho reason why the gospel was
written Ia Greek and uot in Hebrew.
He now leaves that ground and means
something else. He does not Dsme the
Creek once; that he at first claimed,
by fnll implication, TO have been the
common language OF the Jews in the
time Of Christ, but says he only moaut
that they did rot know the original
Hebrew, in which "ail parts Of the Old
Testament were written.'
The egregious error We meant. and
did correct, was his claim that Greek
wss the common language OF the Jews,
instead OF their Hebrew tongue.
We have voluminous authorities on
the Hebrew, the Chaldsic and Syrian
languages. The Chsldaic is pronounc
ed "s dialect Of the Hebrew" and the
Syrian closely allied to it. Of course
the Hebrew language WAS much modi-
fed during the long captivity Of the
Jews at Babylon, but that fact has no
"put" in our connection. We "ignO.
rant" people still prefer to call It the
"Hebrew tongue,' as it is called in
Acts, and was spoken by the common
people of JeYusGlsm and Judsa gener-
ally at that period. We leave il to our
lesrned Mr. Caldwell to bsiog TIA sim
pie bible language and name 1t "Chal-
aco.Syriac." The error stands cor.
rectel--ths subter:uge exposed. We
have no mors time to spend on it. D.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Fatal Due,tn GernsRny,

A pistol duel at fifteen PAGES has
been fought in the peiehborhood oi
Frankfort betwesn two German noble
men Of high rank, Hsrr Won Fronklen.
berg Prosnhiltx, Knight Of the Royal
Household and Master OF Ceremonies
at Wiee baden, and frsrhesr Won Fros.
lioh, Gentleman OF ths Chamber at
Berlin, resulting in the instantaneous
death OF the Former, who received his
antsgonia,'s bali in his throat, bis own
pistol missing Gre.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
t;SpHk fDAS.

In the u. &. Senate, yesterday, a Pc
titlon wss presented sigued by Hon.
John Welsh, Bishop Simpson, Wendell
Philips. Rev. Jos. Cook and over 1000
o hers, asking Congress to observe the
treaties herstofre inside with the Indian
tribes, and In the future, do Justice to
the remnants of that people. The
House bill providing for a deficiency
in the appropriation for interest on tie
3. IS bonds Of the District of Columbia
was reported favorsbly, and placed on
the calendar. Mr.. Beck addressed the
Senate on the subjsot of free ships,
taking for his te xt the resolution into.
ducsd by Lin on Tuepday last. He
was replied 10 ct considerable length
by Mr.. Blaine, The resolution then
went over. TIE Naval Appropriation
bill was passed; also the House bill to
supply tho deficiency Ia the appropria-
ton for paymsut Of interest on the 8 65
bonds of the Distr ;ct, and the bill TO
establish an essay ofRo9 In St. Louis.
The Indian Land ssYe-slty bill was
taken up, and the Senate then ad-
journed.
In the House, the Post Route bill
was reported, ordered to be printed
and reoommitted. Mr.. spser called W
the resolution in the COT tested case Of
Ysates vs. Msrtiu, Of North Carolioa,
and, after debate, Mr.. Springer, of Hi
nois, dem pdod ths prsvious question.
The Republicans refused to vots. leav
ing toe House without quorum, aud
q motion to adjourn was agreed to.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Tha Qarman rn mrmRey.

The drug store at the corner of Front
and West streets has been purchased
by Charles 4. Rssag, graduate Of the
Philadelphia College Of Pharmacy.
For ten years he was employed in this
city by Edward MoIuall, and for twelve
years he has been in the drug bust,
ness. Mr.. Rosag thoroughly under
stands the German language. This
fact should he noticed and acted upon
by his German friends.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
New York walS,vp .Fa.os

The score OF the New York galkipg
match at IL O'Clock last night stood as
follows: Hughes, alt miles; Coz, 1872;
Albert, ss9. Vtnt, 800; Howard, 1881:
Krohne $3.50; Phillips. 3545; Curran,
$50; Campana, 3299. When Hughes re-
tired to rest. after midnight, he had
beaten Rowelps record By / mile and
1865 yards.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
S3Nimx Ram d yHArN

One Of the Wilmington dailies has
such large edition thst it requires the
aid Of an old-fashion hand press (the
kind used in FrAnk)in's time) to print
its tremendous edition with. Surely
are we Wilmingtonians not going back
" ard.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
The WeRtliCr.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Jan. 26-l
q. m.
Indications for Fridsy--For the hid
die States, northsrly 10 westerly winds,
rising barometer, stationary Or o slight
fall in temperature, and clear or lair
weather.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
AMMAN Election.

~. Mary's r. A. b. Society elected
Ihe folloWiDg om ers last nigh;
Preside ut Michael Whalen.
Vice Pseaidsnt-Robert Blott.
Hacrs tary--.Jsrn-s Campbsl
\ Trsasursr--J ames MoDonough.
Msssengsr--John D)horty.
\ Marshal--Iiohae Cannon.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
THE SNAIL P0X.
Dutics or PhS hSAAs..ns-Fao %, da-
nance 90 Strictly Enforean.


The folloging article, which q, pesr-
ed in Yesterdays Gazette, is prbiished
in the REpUBLIoASb by request 80 that The
people can see what takes place in tho
Board OF Health
although there Is no occasion for
alarm in regard to the smallpox in
this city at the pTesen: time, il would
be we'll for every citizsn to guard
against the appearance of the dis ase.
Thus far there has been but about five
osees in the city, and they are nov con-
vslscent.
The Board Of Health will endesvor
by every meAns to prevent its intro-
duction and spread in the city, and
IN ito endeavols it asks every citizen
10 assist it.
For the benefit Of physicians who
perhaps do not know what their
duties are in the matter, tho following
ordinance passed April 10, 1856, is
published
"The medical attendance in all cases
OF all contagious diseases of epidemic or
AsiStie cholera, shall report in writing
10 The Board of Health within six hours
after being called to visit such case or
cases, occurring between 9 O'Clock, a.
M, and d p. N, or within eighteen
hours If such call be made betw cen 8
o'clock p. M, and Ga. M. such re-
poF: shall state the name, sex, age,
color, nation, residence and duration CT
disease at the time of report. The
said report or reports shall be flied and
recorded by the Clsrk of the Board of
Health. II any medical attendant
snail isil to observe and comply with
the above regulations he shall forfeit
and pay fine of five dollars"
This ordinance will be strictly enfpr.
ced by the officers of the Board. The
physicians report must be strictly in
compliance with the ordinance, other
wise the Secretary of the Board will be
unable to keep strict record OF the
cases, and the officers Of the Board will
also be unable to take any effective
steps in the matter. Ifphysicisns can
net comply with such simple request
they will be made 10 do so, otherwise
suffer the penalty laid down in the ordi-
nance. 7, ELwooD SINGLEY,
President Board Of Health.
B. B. FRAzzR,
Secretary Board Of Health.
A day or two since the Secretary of the
Board learded that there was q case of
small pox out on Forty Acres, and that
DIR. J. T. Wales was.the attending ply
slolan. He at once wrote polite note
to the doctor requesting him to please
send him report Of the case. In re-
ply ne received the following:
JANUARY 26 n, 1881.
MIR. E. B. FRAzER--
Dear sir: | notified you some tvn
weeks ago about the smallpox cases
you refer to in your note received this
morning. l can now report anothss
case in the same family.
lshould like the able and learned
Board OF Health to visit the house in a
body In order to see that everything ia
being done deoently and in order.
Yours Truly, JoHE P. WALES.
The Secretary says that the two cas-
es referred to were in the Bowman fam,
lly, and that the case he wrote to DR..
Wales ab2utwas in a family named
GIeeu.'
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
wissll Senate Ball.

The Second annual reception OF the
W.tsil Senate will be given in Webster's
Dancing Academy on Friday evening.
+ eb. l1.h, the tickets for which will be
sl.0O. b. Frank Z4bley is Master OF
Ceremonies; Peter F. Matthews, Floor
Manager; and E. McDermott, Petsr Fa-
gan and Lewis speakman assistants;
The committee of arrangements consists.
Of forty four persons. With such an
organization success ia already assured.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Stnte of the Fnsrmomster

st the REPUBLICAN, Office, on Friday
morning, Jan. %:
7 O'Clock, " o'olosk, IL O'Clock,
l7o $50 2J0
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
WILMINGTON, DEL, FRIDAY, JANUARY 49, 1881

berd, OF Philadelphia, third, and II. L..
Tatnall, IT,, Of this city, and Miss Min
ME K. Hinkson, Of ,chssssr, wsra tho
fourth couple.
The Wilmington party lef: Wsst
Chester by special train, at 8 o'clock.
After visiting this city, Mr.. Chandler
and his bride will visit Boston, and
then 90 to their future hons at Topeka,
by way of Niagara Falls.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
"A GJard,

~ I'll who aFe sutoring from the errors ana
4 sfndiscretlcns OF youth, nervous weakness,
coriY decay, los Of manho0 i, etc., WIN send
YOU q rooip8 thAt viii care yon FREE OK
OHAH1E. This great remedy was discoV
ofod ~ missionary 10 South America
( Sand q solk addressed envelope to the NGv
JoaRrn r. tKEAr. Station H.. Nav York
0ftv X M gl9stt Al5-l5w
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
LAaa 0f Anlea

". Stiuham & Son:
Feb. 10, Amos W. Housa, Chs5ds' Ford. Pa
Il, +, W. Clement, ChrfSttaas Hid.
IT,, eugene Rogers, New Castle HI.
"a, M. Spence, Chrlstiana lid,
"a, John Laughead, BrandyWine HI.
/" rs, Anna Hopes, "
:" 2s, haylatt Properly, Mill Creek Id,
The first and only grain elevator on
the South Atlantic ooas; was open for
business at Port Royal, s. c., yes!sr-
day. Its capacity is 100000 bushels.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
IllA Rniu .M Goats.

KennArd n ca. will offer their entire
balanoe N "a, ~ and e6 ladieu' coats
q o2.tO snph balance OF thsir IS At
a bslantS of thsir 0at $S.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

ENOR RkNT.-A SMALL, FARM ON
the Concord Pike, 8 miles nnm ths
city. Inquire 2ls Orange street, iansst&
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
6PnUTAL MENTION.
Z ~. aemtns. WhIse Pnln,o
BAlanIn,

ZM4 NGI|IE.I7 VINO kuBRAiOIatC
% BAlsnn,
The f1tneas hug remedy, splendid for
6oze ihfoAt. prompt in hDsrssness, sure
4 h group, tertain in blood splitting !;
n viii c0f1e rBnrer TO curing consumption
than s4ir tiIer remedy, and will pos!.
lively pfet8at II II used in time. sos.
and "a 1oId by hest dealers and at
main d3r1t 40 apd King; PhAs., COZ
Arch q. I<i,o., l08 Baltimore 81.
EEemoYaI.
nj. =. Ray, iormerly OF No. 9lO East
7th ftreef, has opened the well-knOwn
New York Xobaeco House, s. K. cor. 81
and French 1irBpts, with an assortment
Of The weed that will asl0nish the gas
trio juices o1 The most tSstidious. lie
has tine pool table attached, and w1ud
be pleased to ~ his numerous triends
and Eequainsanees At the above place,
Third and French Streets.
Faeh.
Powell & Bro. hevs on tbsir STALL, in
the Third stfeet market, rock fish,
smsltE, whits fab. ciscoS, pike, steak
Goldfish, small cod, hsddock, herring,
mcocAsin, halibut and other varieties
Cf the Gnny tribe. Also choice lot Of
diamond back tsrrapin. Call early and
avoid tbs ruah.
RIous, Flour, Fl"ur.
Having the agency for VIM. q. Pom
nypaeker q Co.'s choice Patent and
Family KlcnrS, am now prepared TO
oGer the trade ~ inducemsnt .bat can
mot be had eisewhere. Call and be-
convinced. No. 2 West Tenth street.
worntces nnd FrGits.
N. u. Jappey'e,, 3O3 King street, is
the sure pino6 70 get yonr potatoes,
guaranteed cleKr Of frost. Prime stock
Of all varieties. A speoia! lot Of pota-
toes for bakers nae. Apples and frnit
Of all kinds 81 reasonable prices.
Tns Twin spriDs Hsd.
elastic, durable, cheap 81 to 81; cash
Or weekly payments. III Market st.
euttsrlsy & BawysT, 3Oz Msrks: ct,
are still taxing ! dozen fine card photo
graphs for 81. 80 or for $l.00, and l
q large ok1V I'VE VAsVVs NV oAsA" "h"ik0
for children. They guarantee entire
satiafaosion. Call and see them.
HartmAn's Worm Syrup 10 a dead
shot TO worns. Pleasant to take. Chill
dren will not refuse 70 take it. Filth
and Poplar streets.
CubAb Cigarsttss, for cstarrh ANA
cold In the head, for sale by Taylor 4
Pullsrton, Dzasgists and ApotLsca.ies,
302 King atresi.
Mr.. DavIs, the great fish merchant Of
Second street, hAS recoived q lot OF
Deep Bottom shsd. Cali early and
avoid the rush.
Something New Durham Plug,
svsnd, noble and mellow chew, knock.
M Rsbsoca higher than kite. Chap
man, solo ageus, 4'h and Shipioy SITS.
A sure cure for coughs aud colds |!
nv .Domsssic Cough Syrup," at Wes,
Ind Pharmacy, Seventh AMI Jefferson
stfseta.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

." ANTED. "A COL ORED Boy II M
w Is years old, that can read and vrits
to attend otiiee. apply to DIR. WEST.
JanAo1N 7Cs Fronch street.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

The second whist tournament Of the
Cosmos Club Cformerly the Fl. Y. M.
A. was won by J. c. Fighter and N.
\, Bsrtolstte.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Action Of the Legislature st

action OF the Legislature at
|ksrday, In passing ths ress-
f. live the Governor authority
he money Of the STATE In Tee
seys to defend violssors OF the
lsctiou laws that have been
a Constitutional the
W scei in direct sntagonism to
az: the United States. 50 far
10 Slate in the Union hab
as Delaware in opposing the
thorities. Nothing else can
f;om a party that refused to
aion d az on the State Houss
dark days Of the rebellion
/. & rtslned rebel secession COM
= u.' from Mississippi, aud that
tsatodly to Congress a c,n-
F >1|. ID 51[ sf,erwai&a pardoned Snug,
K .| y 4 + .|.1s to the rsbal army.
3 4 4 4<4. b. LoaE, ESQ, has written a
p I& IN Mr.. Robin son read before
IN. Nh |.l&tury, in which that gentle.
S 11<n WA ma no ons was willing TO
B v q ( H<to& 4 < ttho labor Of defending the
2s}s6ns o[arg~d with violating tho
FSdsrx1 S|aoliou laws, without ccmp,n'
sstlon. Lore ia right. An at.
1or1tY 11661a be vell paid for defend
Z j64 Sut. 5.aps. The bipartisan feel
frr <n4n n|f5sfsd ov Mr.. Lore is credit
tU{e " f6<E fent!amsu.
A r1.5e1 Ia diyorcs petitions inun-
dated th1 L4zislAturs yesterday, which
~ dIseuslsd ths members that without
4 disssniIn1 v0iCe they referred the
pssisIons Y 40 committee on di vorce,
without reading. This Is a sad diBap.
pnintmsnt y he lobby whose prur!ent
tastes lead them TO spjoY such savoTy
dishss of scandal.
slfs FtA3 IFlN ~ &.---------
RzprDloAra, haze you all paid your
taxea for 1885, If you have not, go
right away ID ths tax collectors Ofias,
602i Market stree!, up stairs, aud pay
them. Il vili save you from being
diafxanohiasa aud will insurs your
veic 81 thu cily election next Sspsen-
bsr and at al ths elections in 1852
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

New gravel and plastic slate roo IS
put on and repaired by L. Mitchell,
IT,, $40 West Front street
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
R,es of ueNg po.rf Risstplsnc.

Archibald Green, Second Lieutenant
Of the Seventh U. s. Calvary, died
Wednesday at his fathers residence, in
81. Louis. The GAUGE Of his dsath was
inflammation Of the brain, believed 20
bs the couse quense of an accident which
happened to him while he was at West
Point. One day, on parade, a spider
got into one Of his ears. Under the
rules he could not raise his hand, and
he stood in the ranks tor more than an
hour, while the Insect worked its way
inside. When dismissed Gibson's ear
WAS full Of blood, and it was two days
before the insect could be removed,
Corrosion Of the internal bone followed
and after suffering severely from sick-
ness while on duty with his regiment
in Dakota. he went home expecting to
resign, but as it proved, to die.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28
Fam0us Ffffy.
snellbaksr's majestic Combination

1AVhhS~A0A G-St
will perform at the Opera House to.
night. The performance is wall re-
commended and will, undoubtedly, be
very interesting, There will be three
acts on the stage at one time. The
Boston (Msss. } Traveller says:
"Col. T. &. Sneilbaksr's Majestic Con
solidation inaugurated their weeks per-
formanoe at the Howard last night, be-
fore en- audience such as is rarely seen
iu Boston. Every seat down stairs was
taken. The second tier was filed to
its utmost capacity by people, sitting
and standing, and the uppsrmost gal
lery was literally janmed. The show
was strictly first-class and richly de-
serves the enthusiastic reception accor-
ded to 1t, as the troup is the finest ever
brought together in this country. The
variety and originality of the per-
formance Ia az noticeable as its general
excellence, and is worthy Of the contin-
ued patronage it is surely to receive"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-28

Having the sgency for VIM. q. Pom
nypacker 8 Co.'s CHOICE Patent and
Family FlonFs, am now prepared to
olier the Trade ~ inducemsnt that can
mot be had elsewhere. Call and be-
convinced. No. 2 West Tenth street.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1881-07-08
LATER BULLETINS

WASHINGTON, July 5 6:45 a. M
DR.. Bliss says, this morning, that the
general character of the presidents
symptoms indicate marked improve
ment over his symptoms rs observed
last night
WASHINGTON, July SIS a. m.-The
following official bulletin is Just COM
pleted: The president has passed a
comfortable night, and his condition
this morning is decidedly more favor
able than it has been. No vomiting
since last evening at o'clock, and he
has been able to retain LIQUID nourish-
ment administered. There is less
Tympanites and no abdominal tender
ness except in the wounded region.
Pulse, 113; temperature, 100; respira-
ton, 24 ID. w. Bliss.
j. X. BARNES,
j. j. Woodward.
WASHINGTON, Executive Mansion,
l0:40 A. M.-Col. Rockwell, who spent
the greatest part of the night in the
Presidents room says the latter slept
more quietly and TRANQUILITY than at any
time since wounded, and took nourish-
ment IN shape of chicken broth, milk,
and little water and beef tea repeat
eddy, and retained it. His restlessness
abated, and the nervous contractions OF
his fingers ceased and he slept quietly
for as much as an hour and half at a
time. The improvement shown by
this mornings official bulletin is still
maintained, and physicians regard case
with feeling of encouragement.
LATER BULLETINS.
WASHINGTON, July 5, IL so, A NJ
Presidents symptoms continue to be
favorable, all reports to the contrary
are unfounded. Note to editors of
above is in response. to inquiry about
about alarming dispatches sent to Wall
street. BoYNTON.
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, July 5, 1890 p. NJ
The favorable conditions of symptoms
reported in last bulletin continues.
There has been no recurrence Of vom-
iting. Pulse Ill; temperature 1909;
respiration "a. President lies at pre-
sent in natural sleep.
ID. w. Bliss,
j. X. BARNES,
J. j. WOODWARD,
RoBT. REYBURN.