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Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
JEREMIAH aARRIGAN.
Tho En-" Drawing Near-His prop.
erty to be Disposed Orat Pablic

The End Drawing Near-His prop.
erty to be Disposed Orat Pablic
Sale.
Two weeks from today is fixed as
the time for the execution of Jeremiah
Harrigan, and he still seems calm and
collected, and apparently unconcerned.
His counsel Messrs. Lore and Bird have
done everything in their power foc the
condemned man, and have been untir-
ing in their efforts to induce the Cover
nor to grant reprieve, but the invari-
able answer has been, that If they could
produce any new evidence, that would
have been likely to have altered the
verdict OF the jury, If 1t had been offer
ed at the time of the trial he would gi We
1t due consideration, otherwise he did
not feel justified in interfering with the
proceedings OF the Court. Ex-Sheritf
Richardson has also interested himself
greatly in Jerry's behalf, aud obtained
from the Governor promise that he
would consider the matter, If the iury
would recommend respite, but this,
those that were present at the meeting
Anew days since, re used to do.
1t now seems as though the last raw
of hope has fled, still some of The mem.
bers of the jury, including the foreman,
have addressed letters to the executive
asking tor an extension of time, but
whether they will have any effect or not,
remains to be seen.
The catholic church of which he is
member have not been idle, and
though the priests have also iuterceded
in his behalf, it ..is not thought that
either the petitions, or letters, will have
any effect N staying the day OF execu-
ton.
On next Thursday, Harrigan's real
estate consisting of eighteen acres of
improved land At llockessiu, together
with all his personal property, w,l. be
disposed of at public sale, as it is his
Intention to convert all his effects into
money, and have it invested for tho
benefit of his children, to whom he ap-
pears to be greatly attached. H young-
est daughter, spends nearly the whole
time with him in the cell, and cries
when she Is removed.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

HARRISON. ON Thurs ay, March ., 1882
warren "A. Harrison, aged years.
We loved him, yes no tongue can tell
How much we loved HIM and how well
God loved him too, and he thought best
10 take our warren home TO rest.
God needed one more angel child
amidst hi. shining band
And 80 he bent his living smile,
AMI clasped our darliug's hand.
BALDWIN ON The Sth instant, BENJAMIN
baldwin, in his 75th ysar
The relatives anu friends of the family are
respectfully invited 10 .ttend the funeral
from his late residence, No. Wilson street
On Friday, the 10th Inst, at = o'clock, y. H.
Services at tue house at y'clOtk. Inter III ent
at the Vld Baptist church, Tenth and King
streets
SUTTON On Thursday, the 9th inst, infan,
son of William and tley Ida Sutton, a. I'd
IL months ana days.
he relatives and friends of the family are
invited TO tend tho funeral from the rest
dence Of his parents. New Castle avenue, or
Saturday, March 18th, at 5 oclocs, p. III. Tt
proceed TO New Castle.
STROUD. -On the Sixth.day morning. the
10th inst, Elizabeth Stroud, in the sch
year OF her age.
The relatives and friend of the family are
respectfully iuyi t. attend the funera
rom her late residence No. Gil Orange st.
on Second.dsy, the 18th inst. To leave the
house at S'closk, p. III,
RiDiNGS-On Frioay. the 10th inst, Hattie
Oalklns hidlr Is, youngest daughter OF
Thomas and Eliza Rulings.
RELATIVES and friends are invited to attend
the funeral from the residence Of her parents
NO. oOl ! ne street, on Sunday afternoon, at
Sp. III. lnterment at Riverview cemetery.
God forbid her longer stay,
God recalls the precious loan;
He has taken her away
From orr hosoms to bis own,
Truly what he wills Is best,
Therefore in his will we rest,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
A CONTESTED WILL.
The Will OF Mrs. CleadsM TO be
Contested In philadelphia

FOR the hepuDllcan.
Beneath the above quoted head lines
there appeared in the Every ETening OF
Tuesday, and alluded to by the REPUB
LICAN of Wednesday, an article which
was evidently intended to forestall pub
lie opinion in a III .Jter that il soon to
be brought to the arbitrament OF court
and jnry. An important position as
sumed by the writer is based on tS.
lacy, that of Ellen Robelin being the
adopted daughter of + liza Ann Cleaden
deceased.
This tardy chronicler has been with
holding his usefulness by ooscuring his
candle He might have made himself
interesting long ago by enlightening
the people with the information that all
the real estate Of the late Eliza Ann
Gle lden has, since her death, been led
by very rickety tenure; that the hold
ers thereof are squirmibg under writs of
ejectnent and TIM all are cited to be-
and appear at the proper court and an.
suer by what authority they retain
possession.
He might also have informed his
constituents that one Of the accidents
houses had been sold by the sheriff, on
the 3lst day of January last, as the
property of e len Robelin, and not for
any debt owed by the late Eliza Ann
Ceaden AID tllat this pro ;e'!ure W as a
recognition of the adoption" with a
vengeance.
Before the questions of this estate
shall rest there will be, in this vicinity,
more All one shame faced abettor of
the "adoptcd daughters" doings, who
will wish that he could bur. his share
Of the odium beneath Lethe's uarA
waters.
Truly and with emphasis tie "adopt-
ed daughter" might have exclaimed
before initiating her past and continu.
ell proceiure-''Lordl save me from
such friends and advisers.' w.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
FOUND DE AD.
Elijah Counties Suddenly
From . stroke ~ Appoplexy|
ResullOC Strong Drink.

shortly after ten O'Clock this
ing a dead man was found atthsl
yard of Welde q Son, On East
street. One of Mr.. Weli!e'S VI
was engaged in putting wagd
II shed kept for that purpose, '
found the dead body OF a mil|
upon his face on the hOUr. He
diately informed Mr.. Welde Of
who went at ouce for UndertaEI
mer. MIR. Palmer went after
Weldin and after viewing the
was removed to the UndertaEs
placed on ice. DR.. Ogle wassun
and a certificate Of death ns
without holding an inquest,
having died from a stroke otse
fhe deceased was named
Countiss and wis well known
city He IS alb ,ut 80 years o.
has bren ad.iic,el to strong dnl'
long time; did not live anyWhe
would crawl in any convenient
hight to sleep. II is supposed
crept in this shed and IN asaa
was attacked with the fatal SIN
had been at the aimshouSe "
time and did work about the
Depar IN int. On last January
paid of and took his dspartui
which time he has bsen trlnnpg
Only yesterday he called CD
to beg ten cents for a drink, WI
gentleman told him that be wo
die if he did not quit drlakll
kind advice was not heedtd ap
died as stated. Mr.. CIni!ls
number of relatives in this
will be panied to hear OF his
death, buJ they had prevl9u
all in their p,wer for his rSW
but all in vain. They Will
Jake care of the remains AND y
q proper burial.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
Birthday sSurprise,

Last evening large number of per
sons assem- bleu at No. 2ll South Jack
son street, and proceeded to .he resi-
dence of James 4. Crozier, No. 81
Chestnut street, and took that gentle
man completely by surprise. The occa
son was his 41th birthday and he lit.
tie expected anything of the kind. The
evening was well spent, however, in
the playing of numerous games inter.
mingled with some excellent music on
the violin by Mr.. Crozier. Refresh
men's were served in abundance and a
good time was had by all present until
a late hour when they all departed Tor
their respective homes, well pleased
with the evening thus spent. Mr.. c.
wilever remember the pleasant time
spent on his Attn birthday.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
FIFTH EDlP|
CONFERENCE rHIy no.-
Senator Baysrd Aecss.s
Himself to tho whi.kyI'.
J. l.. Houston defeus. ~,

H1n|
Conference met this mo-,
O'Clock. After the opsnin ulnla(
Babcock, Of the National = hs|
Union, addressed the Comm ,slap|
the subject of Temperance i Ia
In the course of his rsmarL. .'s
red to Senator Bayard az bs,,a
employed by the whisksv m.l
local option He made .Ia
that the Senator sold himssSIss
to kill the bill and thu saa.
know" 'esQl
This remark brought Roe !
clazer to his feet dem andinc \
cocks authority and nvis, "
would be sorry that such ,s
man should sell himself for AMI,
pose.
DR.. Babcock replied and ,,,,.
Lewis Schade, ATTORNEY for ' ~
men, openly boasts of the fan, l
employed Mr.. Bayatd 70 xiii \
option law, when it was pendi..
Legislature, by writing psrss|
ter" ''''
Rev. Mr., Houston who ,,v,.
excited woen anything ia said
Mr. Bay ard, ex oitetil y said;
THAT don't prove it and !
very much the assertion. | mi,
charges by temperance men
cause more harm than good, !,
ceedingly improper to cbaros
sold himself"
DR.. Babeock said "lf apv an.
Bayard's position let him read
ter, his utterances. think n
insincere. | do not think no
what he said, NO | accuse him \
employ ed.
Mr.. Houston reiterated thu,
highly improper to accuse Ssna,
ard If selling himself"
DR.. Babcock-"I did not "a,
MIR. Colclazer-"Yes you did
Mr.. Houston continued 10 drh,
Bayard, when Mr. Babc-ck d,wI
saying that Mr.. Bayard sold A
After some more high souudiD,
lt praise for Mr.. Bayari f,s
Houston and Mr.. ColcIaalr Rev
.lnigg said
CIRCUMSTANCES are much ao.i,
Bayard. There was 40 issue 4,
egality Of the propo ed law. I'd
10 write a letter on
ocal option or was paid for dolpl
Ie volunteered he allied hius
he liquor interest; ii ne was d,
know his motives.
This brought Rev. j. 4. Mosb
lis feet who Indignantly said.
me has the right on tho tlJor to q
'ur honored Senator sold hinsl
$ II lawyer and could bs maid,
10 doubt expressed himself homes,
DR.. Babcock explained that h
}ayard hai the credit of deisa,
al option in Delaware.
Mr.. ColClazer-"Thst'sa ms,s
nee"
DR.. B.bcock-"But people cd
believe it,
Mr. Houston defended SanaO,
I'D again and said there was al
| iestion Of coDstitutionality ind
dany people think that tue Leg.
ave US Il better Jaw than the n
nee Alliance asked: ('houtsoi'
t did more good in " iImingtou
Deal option law, because Win
you'd have defeated chat"
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

The strike among the rAilro Vi linen at
Omaha continued J estirhay, the Bur
lington and Missouri River lahorers
quitting worK. A Committee was ap-
pointed 10 confer with the officials OF
that road, and ask 81 10 PER day. If
this il refused, an effort will be made to
organize strikes among the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy men at Pats.
mouth, Lincoln, Denver, Peoria and
other places. The trades unions at
Omahaare contributing freely TO sup
port the strikers. Ii is proposed by the
railroad officials to ask the Presld at OF
the United States to order out the reg
ular troops from FLrt Omaha, to pre-.
vent riot in case resumption of wa,k
is attempted on the road.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

Argument was heard in the Unite,
States Distric Court Yesterday, in thu
case OF Chambers against the British
ship, William Law. L. { Bradford
Dr., and George Gray, ESQ, are tn.
counsel for the lihelant, ana Morton
Henry and W, G. Ward, Esqs., Of
Philadelphia, are the attorneys tor the
respondents The Ship was Nbeled by
the. United States Marshal, for having
refused to accept the services Of Cham.
hers, who is n pilot licensed under thu
laws OF this Stale, and proceeded from
the Breakwater 10 sea, without a pilot
Tie argument was opened by Nj. Brad.
ford at 10 80 o'clocN aud continued I'm.
ill 10 o'clock, when a recess was ta
ken. Alter the r".assem bling Of Il e
Court, NJ. Ward opened for the re.
spondents il d spoke until the adjourn.
Ment.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
House Robbed.

Between four and five o'clock last eve.
l ing, the reeidence of John Ogle, the
carpenter, on Poplar street, above
Sixth, was entered by BURGLAR or
burgulars and robbed of $55 in money,
together with all the silverware therein
contained andother articles of value.
Mrs. Ogle was absent from the city and
the house was left without an.occupant.
Mr.. Ogle returned soon after and on
discovering his loss, thought at first
his wife had put it away somewhere for
safe keeping, but this was not the case
and the thief made off with his booty,
leaving no clue behind him.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
Low Court Appoin t,n on Il,
The Levy Court made the following
appointments this morning:

The Levy Court made the following
appointments this morning;
CONSTABLES:
Brandywine Hundred, Richard
Greenfield, and David J. Wilson.
Wilmin ton, JOHN Brooks, William
b, Hickman and John +. Weir.
Chr!stiana HuMdGed, Samuel Kill.
gore
Mill Creek, Benjamin Gregg, ALBERT
williamson
White Cay Creek, Peter b. Sigarts.
Penc lder, William K Rees.
New Castle, Israel Fols and Tlom.
as &. Morrison
Red Lion, John. A. Cleayer.
st Georges j. Lynch.
APPOINTMENTS, Waiter L. Hast.
Blackbiri, Thomas Deakyne.
BRIDGE TENDERS.
.eventh Street. b, dec Blizzard,
Thlr William Barcfprd.
Market Stree --Joiln Robinson.
N-wpur ID. Hutton.
. iessa-J stph Fai banks.
Isaac Moouy.
FlemingS-peter q Warner.
Watrhman AZ Brand wine Bridge
John Pyle
JAN Commissioners - Israel Fol $
Robert Sutton aud Lewis L. El liason
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
Tho First Shad.

O.. ester Times.
The shai season in the Delaware
opens unusually early this season.
Ga Monday four were caught off Mar
Gus Hook by JOB Green, and yesterday
AlonzO W. Lear and John Barlow,
fishing in the same boat, succeeried in
catchipa the first off this city. The
one they brought in weighed three and
a half pounds, and was purchased by
II. Wolf. the fish dealer, at one dollar
per pound. Now that the season has
opened .he river at this point will be
full of nets and the wharves along the
creek filed with fine shad and herring.
The lover of the delicious shad will
have an opportunity to indulgein as
many planked ones as he chooses.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

ln reply to certain questions by our
representative, Il. l., Loweree, Esq,
cashier of the Cincinnati Southern
Railway, observed 81 was suffering
from severe attack of rheumatism in
my right foot it was in a terrible CON
ditiOn the pain was almost intOlerable
our family physician waited on me
without success ! sent for another
well-known NJ. D., but even the twain
could do nothing for me; could not
put my foot under me at all, aud after
nine weeks suffering began to grow
desperate, My friend whom, of course
you know. for he is known bv every
body, Mr. Stacey Hill of the Mount
Auburn Inclined Plane Railroad co.,
called to soc me; he spoke very highly
of st. Jacobs Oil, aud recommended
the remedy to me in glowing terms.
| laughed at the idea Of using a propri-
etary medicine, and yet the party re-
commencing it, (Mr. Stacey Hill, re-
member being a man OF sound judy
over. The next day, when the physi.
clans called, | dismissed them, and
said 10 myself that would let nature
take its course. That resolution lasted
Just 4 day. On the following morning
|, in tit Of desperation, sent . servant
for bottle of st. jacobs Oil. ar
Piled that wonderful remedy, and IL
penetrated me so that | thought my
foot was about to fall Oft, but it did not;
in fact it did Just the opposite The
next morning the pain had entire ~ left
my foot. the swelling was reduced and
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
Wharf Rented,

The Harris wharf at the foot of Ship.
ley street has been rented by d. H
Kent, who has sublet a potion OF 1t to
Noshell 4 Solomon, who will use it for
the phosphate and coal business. No.
shel 4 Solomon are agents for j. f. Ty.
CERT n Co, and they will commence
business in few days Another part
OF the wharf will be rented BY Asbury
Burk, who is manager for the jackson
Lame and Coal company.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
Picture Francs

Harry Yerger, 4o5 Shlple,|
who haa carried on tue buslpvs
ture frame making succsssiu'i
place for the past three years
secured another large room III
will manufacture frames ou
scale. He has been compcll
this on account of his large w
business, but he will st II koss
place for Il sale and Sample l%
his customers vii find au CIV
stock of all the latest stvleSo
ings and frames. Mr.. i'rsot
tive business man. a Thorough
ic and will never fail 70 give
ton.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
Ok :: :: !: THIRD EDITION.
CONCExr AT UNION.
IL WiFiDe Programme Rendered "A
ter, ,rge Attendance Excellent
By the Choir.


hs ne outstanding the lnclemency OF
Verus" rs, ~. tiler last nicht, large audience
at the Union NJ f. Church,
ion being the entertainment OF
we S,,uP "g Peoples Musical and Liter
vet Ety,conuected with the church.
ST Gun. ri was by far the best ever
this society ana each part on
anime was loudly applauded
m' IMAM cay, under the leadership OF Prot
Republicans nnon, acquitted themselves IN
.Dr M r,,n, rellent manner.
...,. a,ing the society To ORDER, on
va. u. "'N' the rules we're suspended ana
cole Tor - Fgramme at once taken up, lhe
defeated ! which was all Anthem by the
SleritY n. olIowed by tervent prayer ny
Adam Stengle PASTOR Oh Ine churth
defea' ne (which a chorus was sung by Inc
leaders as 'nutleC Let Every iteart ne
q eorr4s FuuH sing Inc fresiuent oi 'he
,.,.,1 .. 1en delivered Il snort ADDRESS,
'oo'e'' W he stated tue OBJECT ol 'he
TO ms error i.s also spoke OF tho>e menoer
to the Levve derlIlct N their DUTY "hl!e
whole colrm pilmen eu ''oso WHO we're al
Wiling TO tahe Part'
nave ooeh ''toslng MS remarks ne ursea upon
their tax'ale members 10 20 W "orh anu push
~ the thlhs aIohS' IN o'uei " n@ho t W.!
same success Az ehe oon' ueioii VI us
address MISS Anne " Reeve reciIeu
"Face Against the fane, III lhos1
crecltaole manner anu sue was ioouIy
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

The notice given in tns
CAN on rnesd " of the blt,n a,
armed chilu to Peter NJ
Lowe 1l9 French Street,
more iIquisiIive persons " n.
is Quite agreeable under 'u
stances. The child anu
both doing well.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
I.,LNl.

Either on street car No j. or on going
from said car TO Hartman and Fehren-
backs brewery, a pocket book contain,
ing small sum of money The finder
will be rewarded by leaving it at this
office.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

Powell Bros. have on their stalls in
Third street market lot OF fresh shad,
rock, pike, cat fish, hal,huf, cod fish,
aud az extra lot OF nice terrapin.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

Ask for Solution of Corrosive Sub.
Innate, sure death to bed bugs, reaches,
&C., for sale at Beaton SIN tins drug
store, 7th and Pine st. Gum Camphor
also for sale.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

Francis 4 Sipple, commission mer-
chants, Fourth street, in the Rerdman
building, are selling our their large
stock OF groceries cheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

Mr.. X. b. Askev, late a."
mas or at Baltimore, sa'u
ago "Having mad occasion ..nhs
Bulls Cough Syrup, ! "nu.dI
pronounce 1t the best rt'n III
ever used. A small bot''0
of a severe cold"
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
"Iaee and Aambutg ="

Having bought a ms sSl
stock OF samples, we sro ~
very fast ut about hall pa
cents 10 81 each. Il. Il. hu'
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
N eCean airy.

Diefendorf, at Fourth and Market,
says it is nece sary to have his stock OF
goods in at an eally do. and he has
mpde the lar, est and finest stock he
ever exhibited in our city and has it
ready for ylur in"pection. just crop
III tlt 500 the c.iluron y, boys, y)nlhS
and mcL's SUITS, and the prices are 90
low far the grado Of goods they s,I at
tho Wilmington Ctoihipg House, and
merchant tailoring establishment.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

Powell Bros. have on w.
the Third street marKe's
shad, rock and other n''
extra fine terrapin.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

There is complaint Of people driving
Oh the pavement on Eigutl street near
III CITY Park The Street Commits
snt.. , o.oNin keep Ills eye on these WV
laiOss o. tite city ordinances.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

=" ANTTn-2 ROOMS BY A SINGLE
w l"dy suitable for housekeeping; in.
quire at 62S East Rlnth street. miO2rk
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
IT Is NOT STRANGE

that people who indulge their appetitse in
all the delicacies Of the season a1d by eating
fast, overlooking their stomachs should feel
distressed after meals. One dose Of ApopsiA,
the great specific for dyspepsia will give per.
iect relief In few minutes In all cases ard
oftsn prevents SERIOUS sickness.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

w ANTED. "A GOOD WHITE 4lRL @
w colk. Reference req lired. Inquire
at sos W est 9th street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

" SPlNNERS AMI
w houses for rent. Pussy BROS,
milo If
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
sEW ADvERTIkEMENTs,

w ANTED-GiRLS FOX HOUsEWukK
" waiting anu chamber-wOrk: good
wages; S4S Race st.eet Philadelphia, Pa.
ml02tt
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

XXTANTED. "A WHITE GIRL Fur
w general housework at S.b est inth
street. IN C-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

WANTED "A FEW MORE GOOD
w coat makers for ii ae custom work, a.
the Bost' Une Price Clothing House, 2l8
Market street. ml02t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

wy ANTED-A BOY TO STRIP JDBRC
w CO Apply to FISHEK
marlG-2.* Front and Kiug streets,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

N1En.-A GIRL FOR UPSTAIRS
w woik and care Of children, one who
can read and write. Apply betweea II and
O'Clock at 100 JeiiersOd street. ml0-3t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

T5EnTION-ALL PARSONS DE-
"A string pure Drugs or Chemicals, or
wishing their prescriptions or private receipts
carefully compounded with pure materi ais,
should 20 10 the drug store Of
II. X. BRINGHUkST
81. Market street, Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

ATTAN1ED-A GIhI TO DO GEN ERAL
w holisew0rk at 228 French st. at
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
To Hosr q Coca "

Go to the First Presu!
mex. Sunday evening o. ,sra|
Ninth and hear o Soou
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10
List Of Unclaimed Letters

RENAL ling in the Wilmington, DEL, P.
O., Saturday, February 18th, 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

VYYANTED-CHAM MAID, WHITE
w Apply at SIS West street. marlU-3t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-10

ss,lhc outstanding the inclsmency OF
yerusrrs hoIle Ter last nicht, large audience
s~" W NV i at the Union M. f. Church,
The evening light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1881-1883, 1882-06-19

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RAY & SHOEMAKER Druggists Hannibal Mo.
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