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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
SH ERIFF'H SALES.
CHERIfF'S SALE.

IS
BY virtue OF a writ OF levari faclas, to me
directed, will! bs exposed to public sale, at
the court housc, on Market street, between
Tenth and Ell 'venth streets, In the city Of
Wilmington, DE aware, on
1U ESDAY, APRIL IS, 1882,
at2 o'clock, z. NJ,
The following described real estate, viz
All that certain LOT OF land AMI three story
brick dwelling The re0n. situated Il the city
OF Wilmington. bounded and: described as
follows. to wit Beginning on the eastery
sid OF Washington street, between Fifth NJ d
SiAth streets at distance Of eight tn zee
feet from tne n0rtherll de of Fifth street, at
q rcTner of and now owned by Levi Hayes,
late Of Henry Evans thence cas- teIly along
said Hayes lend. parallel with Fifth street
w feet to the westerly side of Wiling street.
at22 feet wide, the1ce noriherly along said
side Of Wiling street IS feet to a stake In Il
line Oflani Of tlia' Eng land thence westerly
along said Enaland's land ard Iarallel with
the first me ntioned limo az feet to tte said
side Of Washington street, thence thereby
southerly is feet to the place of beginning.
twa thousand aid sixteen square
feet OF Ian L. be the s lHe more or LEES
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty Of Mary A. Smith J LIMOS 5. Smith ana
Laura J. his wife, Sarah X. Ball and Felix
Ball, her bus 1ani, and +. +. Dickey and
Sophia Dickey, t. IT, and TO be sold by
PHILIP K. CLARK, Sheriff.
sHER1rF's OFFICE. Whining ton, Delaware,
fprll 5, 1854 al, eodts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
G=SEED%

| We sell Peter Henderson
& Co.'S fresh and reliable
Garden Seeds. Those wish.
ing Seed should remember
this and give us a call, as we
are the only ones in the State
who sell Henderson's Seeds
exclusively. Now is the
time to get in your early
Seed, but buy none but Hen.
derson's, as they are consid.
cred the most reliable in the
market.
We have also just receiv,
ed SO chests of our famous
SO and Go cent Teas, which
we guarantee better than
any at the same price sold
anywhere in the city.
Also our IS ct. Breakfas,
Coffee will save you a LOAF
OF bread all the time.
CRIPPEN'S,
TEA, COFFEE Il SEED STORE,
No. East Second street, Wilmington, liz
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An. string pure Drugs or Chemicals .,
wishing their prescriptions or private reScp ~
carefully compounded with pure mater sis
, H. X. BRINAHuRST
8l7Market street, Wilmington.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
. ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.

u ESUMPTION OF TRIPS.
., On Tuesday, March 2sth. -
me susie a: McOalr' viii resume 6sr triDs.
IMSa adns : ouftn street wharf every Tuesday,
zand p. NJ, and leaving Pennsgroye on
same days at $50 and 10 a. m, and 1. u. m.
mZS-u CAPT. De my.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12
DUBLIO SALE.
BOAR DING,

pOARDING, - BOARDERS WANTED
- at Az King street pleas int rooms
and good Accommodations apr l5t.
DOARDlNG.-VAOANT ROOMS WITH
ID board. Also table board. 6U6 King ST.
,aprll.3t.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-12

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-, cALE-NO. s23 WALNUT ST.
|Eph. rsn rooms and bath, front porch, tay
naos floor srntIp s4ms F eay ana app SS
yards, l msn - Niles 1900 king st. mars1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

Shortly after 2 o'clock, when the Senate
chamber was pretty well filed with the
friends aud opponents Of the bill In "a
lation 10 the proposed change in the gov
ernment Of the city OF Wheeling, which was
made the special order for the afternoon
session, Senator Newman called out that
Mr. Good desired to talk to the Senators on
the measure that was about to be consider.
I'd, und he hoped as many as were in the
chamber would pay attention to what he
had to say.
Mr.. Good began his remarks with some
well pulled taiTy about the honesty and
integrity OF the friends Of the measure, and
then launched out into IN Argument
against the bill. He cited commissions in
the great cities, where corruption had
stolen in like moths and eaten up the
funds OF the people, and even instanced
the Gas Commission OF this city, from
whose treasury he said $4,000 had been
stolen, lie frequently called on "the eter.
nal gods" to bear witness to his statements
and subStantiate the Justice OF the cause he
pleaded. And in Patrick Henry sort Of
style said that the charge had been made
lint this was contest between capital and
tho rahble, andtliat the iriendsoi the oppo.
sition were demagogic because they raised
this cry. If this be demagogism, was the
spirit Of Mr.. Goods Interpretation, then by
jhe living gods make the most OF it.
When Mr.. Good had concluded his
speech DR.. Reeves arose to mike some re-
marks, but was cut short by President
summers, who said that, without showing
any disrespect 10 the gentleman, he, was
compelled by the Senate to call that body
to order, as the hour Of recess had expired,
and it was in the power OF that body only
to extend any further privileges and ftyors
to the gentlemen who desired TO be heard
on the question ut issue, On the motion OF
Mr.. Donehoo, the Senate took a recess until
8 o'clock, and thereupon DR.. Reeves again
arose and asked that the Senate indulge
Mr.. Cracraft while he replied to the argu,
ments Of Mr.. Good.
Mr.. Cacrait then took the floor and
eAectually refutcd the arguments advanced
by Mr. Good. He showed the condition Of
the city's finances, and that the cause Of
her present PROSTATE condition was owing
altogether to the inefficient system of heI
government. Mr.. CracNft spoke Mt length
on the achievements OF the only commits
sion the city had, and was willing that II
should be submitted us an augury Of what
the proposed commissions would be. Al
tho conclusion of Mr.. Cracaft's eloquent
remarks the Senate was called to order.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
Piles Piles! PILES /!
ASure-Cure Found at Last! No
One Need SHiFer!

ASun Curr tor Blind, Bleeding, Itching and VI.
rcNied Files has been discovered by Dr. William,
HR indian Eemrdy,) called DE. Williams Indian
Ointment, single box has cured the. wUnt
chtunic Cass Of u ar 20 yeas standing. No one
aa iHSE i've @ ,Isos 'ef slPPyl I'M wT
and elecunFtS do more harm Than good. VIII
hams Ointment abSurbs the Iuuiors, allnys the IN
tersc ttcng, ilGFtlcuiNriy Vt night nticr getting
warm In bed. acts Ms poulucC, gives Instant and
painless rtic aud IS prepared Only for Piles ttcit'
Read what the lion. J. N. COllnberTy, Of Cleye'
hhi, ayS about Dr. Williams Indian File ONT,
meit: have used scores Of Pile Cures, and Il
GtIniSme pleasure TO say that have never found
aat!hlRg which gare el' Immediate and EPE1na'
nent relief rs Dr. Williams Indian Ointment.
SD by logan 4 Co., Bridge Corner, Wheeling,
nv " all druggists or mailed OF receipt Of price,
NM. HENRY & CO., .FTOp'n.,
dSsLow G. VCScy Street. New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
ArrERNooN sEssIoN-rnE clTY nIlI.

At Sl5 o'clock President Summers called
the Senate to order and the bill relating to
The change in the government OF the city,
mnde the special order, was taken TIP.
Clerk Rheinstrom's mellifuous voice had
hardly gotten through with the first SEN
tence, and not sufficiently walked up the
echoes, when Mr., Newman rose and moved
to reconsider the vote by which the bill was
ordered toits engrossment and third read
ing.
In support Of the motion Mr.. Newman
said thai it was wondered by some why he
took such an active interest in the affairs OF
the city OF Wheeling. ~ can answer in no
other way than to say that was practically
born in the city, and TINT Ispent my early
youth here; sptn tops and played marbles
on her pavements and took my first lessons
in a school house that was not far from
where this building stands, Her streets are
us familiar TO me Us the footpaths around
the old homestead, and the faces OF some Of
her citizens are It's familiar to my eyes as
those OF my home circle. When l speak OF
her interests ! speak OF my interests. ]
oppose this bill because think It is flo.
grantoutrNge on Democratic principles and
on the rights Of the people. The will oithe
people Is against the passage Of the bill. II
the bill was penned by the hand OF IN
angel and contained nothing but truth,
would vote against when Il was opposed
by the majority ofthc people.
The question Is shall we from the differ.
ent sections Of the State come in and die.
late in regard 10 the management Of the
lnropstiN nffnies Of tho ritv We shnnll
referthe matter tothe sovereign will Of the
people. / warn Senators to beware as tC
how they vote on this bill. It Is not much
for one who has modest ambitions, and
looks no higher than the honor conferred
by scat in this Senate to fear for tht
future. But there are some Senators OF
4 this floor before the splendor Of who's,
geRins ] bow with Difference, and who's
abilities and tine attachments arc ADMIRED
by their constituency, who may come Il
ask some favor at the hands Of these peopl
Whose rights they now propose to tax
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

Mr.. Monroe moved that the vote be re.
considered by which the House refused TO
order % US engrossnient Speaker Wilson'S
railroad bill land Speaker Wilson explained
that Il this motion prevailed he proposed
TO. so further alter and amend the b;ll
that pc thought 1t would DO acceptable TO
the House. lie offered a substitute, con.
tanning. some Of the provisions OF
the former bill. The substitute
was adopted, and tlle bill ordered to
It's ergrossment and third reading.
ny: Mcneil moved to take up the Sem
ate bill authorizing the establishment and
maintenanee Of Ia public library in Wheel.
ing, but before the motion was put the
House adjourned. 4 I.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

The House met at the Usual hour yester.
day forenoon, and was opened by PRAYER
BY Mr.. Grantham, the senior delegate from
Jefferson county. MIR. Bee made tile regu.
lar opening motion to dispense with The
reading Of the journal OF the previous days
session.
Leave Of absence was granted Messrs.
Watson, Maxwell, DAVIDSON and Sharp.
Judge Ferguson, from the Judiciary
Committee, reported back House bill No.
l52, "a bill providing for an inspector OF
coal mines, and regulating the same, and
for the protection and safety OF persons en-
ployed therein" with substitute which
the committee recommended to pass.
Mr.. Lurty moved, and it was ordered,
that such chairs us can now be spared from
the ball OF the House be sent TO the Hos.
pital for the Insane at Weston for the use
Of the patients, and that u committee OF
three be appointed TO ascertain how many
can be spared for that purpose.
Mr. Cox offered the following:
RcSOlred, That it is the sense OF this
House that women should he admitted to
tue West Virginia University.
The resolution was laid on the table on
Mr.. Cox's own motion.
Mr.. Hackworth presented number of
petitions asking the passage Of the bill
establishing u Municipal Court at Hunt
ington.
A petition was presented by Mr.. Brady
and another by Mr.. Evans, asking the
passage Of the bill amending tho charter Of
the town Of Martinsburg,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

Il positive ukd cfTcc,uai remedy for all Nervous
diseases In every stare Of lit.-young or old. male
or female: such as lmp9tency. Prostitution, Los Of
Strength, lnsS Of Vitality, Detective Memory I'M
paired lrHIu Power, md diseases from which al
ilnnRtuml waste OF life spving. all Of which cannot
mil 10 undermine The whole system. Every or2Rll
Is weakened, every power prstratcLl, and many
forms fdiscBsrR generated which, y mol checked
pave tho why 10 nm carly death, II Eyjnvtnntes nge
and TeinvigOuties youth RAch package contains
sufficient for two weeks treatment Write for pam
inlet which will bG sent free with full particulars
Sold by all Druggists NJ ~ cents pacsRsc, q
twelve packages for IS 70. VIII he sent ire by mai
on receipt OF money by addressing
X WEBUS BGLECTRIO MEDICINE Co.,
A cure guaranteed RRslRlo, n. y
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
MEDICAL.
DIR ]. e. SMITH.
NO. OF TWELFrR sTREEr.

Eho best evidence Of physicians success "a the tes.
Imony q his patients. TheiACreAing demands for
ny professional services prove that have dealt
aonoiably and fairly with those who have consulted
ne never use patients name without permits.
9On, though have many hundred certificates from
.hOae whom have cured after they had been pro.
lgnnced ihcutable. AthOFuugh medical education,
sitn many yealShOspitAl experience and familiarity
vim therapeutic agents, close Observance Of tenn,
pecullarlties aud strict attention 10
1yg1enlc infringement inSures success II cure a
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
HOMIE PROOF7

Kidney and Liver Diseases and Rheumatism
suffered Terribly. Nothing seemed 10 help me;
solld not got out Of bed. Dr. Smith cured mi"
ZEPT PHILLIPS,
Wheeling, ", Va.
CatarTh, polypus Of Nose, Impaired Votes. -Sut,
cred l9r years; patent medicine failed 70 help me
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
THE RAILROAD RACKET,

hhh hahh"SAb RhtkET,
At this point, the hour Of eleven O'Clock
having arrived, the Speaker announced Inc
special order, that being House bill No.
S67, u bill to establish reasonable maxi.
mum rates Of charges, to provide for the
correction OF abuses, 10 prevent unjust dis.
elimination and cxtortions in the rates al
charges by all railroad companies and cor.
portions, heretofore or hereafter, created
bythis or any other State, and on,oniZed
within or without this State. and operltinp
any railroad or railway wholly within, or
partly within and partly without this State,
for the transportation Of passengers and
freights, to protect the Just rights OF the
public, concerning tho same and TO en-.
force the same with adequate penalties.
A number Of amendments proposed by
the Committee were acted upon. and after
being amended further by. the House. they
were with one exception Incorporated in
the bill.
Mr.. Hubbard moved tho following ad.
ditiOnal amendment:
NO such company or corporation shall
issue any free pass or card travel 10 any
judge or any member of the legislature
or otherwise permit such Judge or member
to travel upon az along Its road within this
State, without paying the regular and usual
compensation for such travel"
For this Speaker Wilson, (Mr. Fulkcrson
in the chair submitted substitute In M
following wordsl
ut shall DO unlawful for any such com.
pany or corporation, by its officers, agent,
or otherwise, ogive or offer TO give. dnr
ing his term OF Office, to any member al
the Congress OF the United States d
America from this State, or to any execn
Tive, legislative, judicial or ministeFis
officer Of this State, or al any circuit
county or district therein, any pass a,
ticket to travel over It's railroad or railwa,
or any part Thereof, free Of charge. or Al !
less charge than the usual rate for othC,
persons, or TO carry or convey during HI,
term OF Office any such mem
Der Of Congress or officer over he railroad
or railway, or any part thereof, free a
charge, or ut q less charge than Inc t,s,,S
Irate Tor other passengers. ANY person
whether an officer or agent OF any suci
company ornot, called as a witness In rela
tion 70 any otiense specified in This section
4 shall be compelled to testify aotWithsland
ing he may be implicated ii the often
himself; but in case he does "a testify i
relation TO such oilense fully, no proseer
; ton Tor the same otfense shall thereafts
-fbe maintained against him, Il shstl i
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
HEgOLUTIOys OF IyOu1ny


were presented by Mr.. Bee, TO tho effect
that the judiciary Committee consider the
expediency Of so amending the law that
county surveyors may be authorized to take
testimony in regard to the establishment OF
lines, corners and other land marks.
That the Committee on Education in.
QuirG into the expediency OF amending the
general school law OF llle State so rs to bro.
vide for the removal for cause Of certain
school officers, and to provide for filling
vacancies in the office Of County Superin.
tendents and members Of the Board Of Elk.
amfneS; what legislation is necessary to
provide uniform course Of study in the
free schools Of the State, and what cbdnces
should be made in the text book Inv:
what legislation is necessary 10 secure uni.
iormity in the method of conducting teach.
ers' examinations and grading teachers
certificates; what legislation is necessary to
provide for carrying out the provisions Of
section Go Of the school law, by publishing
the decisions, announcements, reports, etc.
Of the State Superintendent OF Free Schools,
from time to time, as they may be made:
what legislation Is necessary to more def.
nitely prescribe The duties oil County Super.
intendents, and encourage them to meGtin
convention for mutual improvement: what
legislation is necessary to define more
clearly excuses for teachers non.atten.
dance at county institutes, and as to
whether it is expedient TO reduce the
school month from twenty-five days to
twenty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

r.I..h p, WneeunBtWs Va
cred for yean; patent medicine failed 70 help me,
DE- Smith completely cured me.
CHARLES CHADWICK,
Of speidel & Co., Wheeling. w. Va,
Dyspepsia and liberated stomach --IFiFeatmCn
or Year, failed 70 give me relief. Dr.. Smith cured
ne" THOMAS HOLT, Insurance Agent
Hta-"H1d them Toy fourteen year. d., Smith
lred MOI LOUIS s, HISHINGTON.
scFoipll, Running Sores on Head-''ay so NV was
afflicted for fourteen years Nothing testled %
lelp him, Dr. Smith cured him
MRS. CATHERINE CAPS,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
~. MoETKIT

said that ho had been q school boy. Ind
been teacher and now had children Old
enough to 50 to school, and with all this
experience he was prepared to say that the
man or womal. who could NOT teach n
school without whipping children was not
fit to teach This thing Of permitting the
infliction Of corporal punishment WAS n
relic Of barbarian and ought to he abolish.
ed. 1t was contrary to the spirit Of our
civilization. That same progressive civil.
Sation which bad driven the whipping past
ont Of existence because Of It's barbarous
practice, demanded the abolition Of az
whipping post in our public schools. an
an abstract question 1t might Be that whip.
ping was . more efeesaal bas 10 The com.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

CORPORAL PUNISHMENT IN THE SCHOOLS.
After two or three other matters, among
which was tho presentation, by Judge Fer
guson, Of u remonstrance against the pro.
posed amendment Of the charter Of the
town OF BaFbouFsyille, in Cabell county,
signed by numerous residents OF that VII.
lage, and the introduction by Mr.. Kepner
Of u new bill, House bill No, 400, regulat,
ing the hiring Of convicts-the order OF
unfinished busiaess was called, and House
bill No. &7, Mr.. Evans bill to prevent
State, was taken up for consideration Of the
amendment proposed by Judge Morrow
limiting the operation Of thebiil 10 females
Mr.. Evans stated that il this amendment
were voted down he intended to offer a
substitute making m amendment to the
Code, and incorporating tho Provisions Of
the bill in 1t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

Then0eswerc: Messrs. Wilson tspeaker),
Bibb, Bell, Evans, Ferguson, Gn,nlllam,
Hall lot BaTboarl, Hobbs, Hubbard, KEEP.
ner, Mcneil, Motfett, Prince, Riley, Sea.
bright, Sinclair, Tippett, Wells (ot Tyler,
and Wilson (ot Barbour).
Absent on leave and not voting; AEessrs
Davis, Dayisson, Lynch, Maxwell, McCord,
Ro%Iey, SHARP, Watson, Wayt aud Wells
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

Tho auditor IS hereby authorized 10
transfer and assign without recourse to any
person or persons who may be willing 10
purchase the same, the claim Of tho State
aGainat the Merchants Bank Of Charleston;
provided that the said transfer and assign
ment shall not BIS made until the sun OF
twenty thousand dollars, as Of January i,
1852, is paid or secured to be paid for such
claim and provided also that the taxed
costs paid and incurred by the State IN
prosecuting said claim against said bank
be paid" ', - "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

The consideration Of the amendment was
resumed, and 1t was adopted,
The question was then put, Shall the bin
be ordered to It's engrossment and third
readings. Speaker Wilson made 4 charac.
teristic speech Of considerable length on the
merits Of the bill, and in closing said that
he hoped every man who intended 10 vote
against the bill on It's third reading, would
vote against Its engrossment. He wanted
to know itthis House endorsed tho meas.
nres he had proposed, and IL not he hoped
they would refuse 10 order II TO It's eneross.
ment. a vote was accordingly had, and the
House ny q vote oil 20 to n refused to or.
der the bill TO It's engrossment.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

Wholesale GTo,eF, Main ST, wheGlihg VIVA.
ulcc9tlonS Of ReGtIlm, pTolApgus and Pilos.-
YVES given up 70 die and pronounced lnCurRble.
VI. smith cured me without Enllu"
WARRINGTON DEIANY
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07

Judge Ferguson had no objection to
Others constituting their vote as they saw
Ut, but he regarded it us a vote as to
whether or hotcorpoEal punishment should
or should not be continued-whelher
school masters shall or shall not 70 on
threshing away.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-02-07
TIIE cL4lM AoAlXsI NE clIARLrsroN nANr.

On motion Of Mr.. Leonard, House bin
No. S9S was taken up, and after being read
tue INST lime 1t was passed with its title. 1t