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Daily globe., 1882-10-05
Ricer Netrs.

The Keokuk, of the Davidson electric
light line arrived and departed as usual
yesterday.
The Libbie Conger will leave for st.
Louis to-day.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
Time-2:284, 1854, 2:2s, 1864.

BRIGHTON BEACH, Oct. 4.@Seven furlongs
Nina first; Oakdale second; Startle third.
Time 1904. Seven furlongs, Mamie
Filds first; Vexation second; Ohio Boy
third. Time 1:31A. One and one-eighth
miles, Hartford and Skylark ran dead
heat. L. B. Sprague third. Time 1 :56A.
Hartford finally won the race. Time
1:57H. Mile and a quarter, Little Dan
first; Bouncer second; Charley Kempland
third. Time 2:12A. One and one-eighth
miles, Ballast first; Matiz second; Waring-
uon third. Time 1:57111.
CHICAGO, Oct. 4.-Second day of the
Chicago driving park fall running meet
ing. Weather rainy; track slow; one
and one-eighth miles, all ages: Booze Dam
first, Harry F second, Topsey third-Time
1:57 Northwestern stake, one and three
fourth miles, all ages, two STARTERS, John
Davis first, Bonnie Bird second. Seven
eighth mile heats, all ages, Erak first, Alta
retta second, Bell Bay third. Time 1:O3,
1:O5Z. Steeple Chase, short course, Guy
first, King Dutchman second, Eva A. third.
Time 4:12.
NEW YORK. Oct. 4.-The American joe
key club will end their meeting Saturday
instead of the following Tuesday, with
seven races.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. Oct. 4.-Entries for
the races to take place at the meeting of
the East Tennessee fair and turf associa-
tion at Knoxville Oct. 10 to 21. Will close
at noon Oct. 16.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
SteamshiD News.

New YORK, Oct. 5.-Arrived: The City
of Nevada, from Glasgow.
QUEENSTOWN, Oct. ARRIVED: The
steamer Arizona, from New York.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
The Peabody Fund.

NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-The annual meeting
of the trustees and directors of the Pea
body Educational Fund is in session here
to-day. Among those present are ex-Pres:
ident Hayes, Justice Waite, of the United
States Supreme Court, Bishop II. B. Whip
pie, of Minnesota, and Alexander H. Stuart,
of VIRGINIA.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
Scalded to Death.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. "A fatal accident oc-
CURED on the tow boat Free Wilson above
Ghent, KY, yesterday. The boat was coming
down with tow of coal, and Jno. Robeson
one of the pilots, was in the washroom
shaving himself when the steam pipe
which runs under the washhouse exploded,
filling that part of the boat with hot steam.
Robson cut himself badly with the razor,
and was scalded to death by the steam.
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
= *'sBy asking too much we may lose

*"By asking too much we may lose the tie
that we had before" Kidney-Wort asks MOTH
ing but fair trial. This given, it fears no loss
of faith in its virtues. A lady writes from Ore
gon: "For thirty years have been afflicted with
kidney complaints. Two packages of Kidney
Wort have done me more good than all the meds
icine and doctors have had before. believe
it is sure cure"
Daily globe., 1882-10-05
aquatic.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Th9 Potomac
river regatta began to-day. The first
race, one and one-half miles for junior
sculls, was won by Smith, of Columbia
club. Time, twelve minutes and twenty
five seconds. The race for senior singles
was won by McKenny, of the Potomac
club. Time, ten minutes and forty-one
seconds. The junior four-oared race was
won by the Columbia crew. Time nine
minutes, fifty-one and one-fourth seconds
The senior four cared was won by Colum-
Time nine minutes, twenty three and one
quarter seconds. The Race for light
weight fours was won by the Potomac.
Time, ten minutes and forty-6ve seconds
Base Ball.
At Providence 0; Providence 2
AT Philadelphia -Bufalos 10; Philadel-
phias 6.
At New -Metropolitans 5; Chica-
gOs 21.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
WESLEYAN College,

The following circular has been
mailed to the members of the |. IL. l..
5. of the Wesleyan College:
lowing to financial embarrassments
the charter of the Wesleyan Female
College il about 10 be resigned.
Do you consider the |. r. |. S. Soci
ETY. part of the College to share it's
| fate, or shall it he transferred 10 I've
new institution which will be started
IN the Old college h,lildiug under the
management of the Rev. John Wllsou,
a former President of the College
"A meeting Of the |. h |. : has been
allied for Saturday, MArch - h, AZ
p IN, in the rarlor OF the college. |!
you decide that the Society shall be dis.
banded what disposition shall be IN .dt
Of the property (chief OF which is the
Iihr4ry)
"rwo suggestions have been offered,
Either that we sell the library and de.
vote the proceeds to the Libraries Of The
girls schools i'll CaSnpor1 and Calcutta
preSided over by Miss Etston and Miss
Layton, former teachers of the college,
or that the library be donated to tn,
school about to be started in the Old
college building.
CHOSE who cannot be present at the
nesting will please send their votes. u
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

Rev. j. f Bryan, pastor of the M. f.
church at Newport, when he left Tor
Conference was asked if he would re-
| turn home if wedding took place. Ho
/ said he would. On Monday Mr., Bryan
was informed that there woull be a
wedding at the parsonage that evening
and he should return home. Mr.. Bryan
and his wife lost no time in packing
trunks and getting off in the first train
with visions of brides and grooms and
big wedding fees fitting before him.
On entering the parsonage he thought
things looked little suspicious, but II
was not until his friends began to pour
in with bundles and suspicious pack
ages until about l75 had completely
blocked up the house that he found
himself and his wife were the honored
bride and groom, they having reached
the Goth anniversary CT their welded
life. When Mr.. Bryan grasped the SIT
uation fully and saw "A table groanina
beneath a load of towels, bed.spreads
and other useful and ornamental present
and better still to see the smiling faces
of so many of bis own flock who camt
to pay their respects to him, he was Al
happy as if he had remained at Con
ference.
The marriage fee was big one. OI
course, refreshments followed in ahun
dance, for who ever heard of n gather
ing OF that kind at Newport without
the best to eat.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
~ Years VI rtli pd1ss.

Mrs. Margaret Wilson, the mother Of
Philip f. Wilson, No. ! Hhorue Street,
died last evening, in the 93d year Of her
age. Mrs. Wilson was born IN Brandy
wine hundred, Her parents were OF
English descent both named Ford before
marriage, They are sill known by
some OF the Oldest residents of that
Hundred.
Mrs Wilson was the seventh child
of family OF eleven children and is
the only one living She has had re-
markably good health and was never
afraid OF hard work. She lived few
years in Philadelphia but al ways con
sidered Wilmington her home. She
has been widow over 81 years and has
three children living, one in this city,
with WHOM she resideu, one i'll Phlla
delphia and one i'll Illinois.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

The announcement that Henry Dl
by, No. 800 Shipley street, had d
sudden y last Night was received Vi
surprise b. the large circle OF t'In
by whom he was known. Mr. Dan
appeared to be as well rs usual OF NJ
day forenoon but white sitting at
dinner table hewaS seized with a sew
pan i'll the stomach. DR.. kitlug
WAS hastily summoned but medical
allied and MIR. D'nhy grew worse q
iii Il about "o'ciock last evening
The dc ceased WAS born in lorSS7l
England, and was in tie 64to yrd
his age. His parents when tbfy a.
to this country came directly TO W
mington. The deceased Learned
cooperiGg business and was Tor ~
series Of years superintendent o. b
DUPONT ~ Co 5 key mill. and Wh-t
this position he started the c0oPrrl
business in this city which he earn
on until he was burnt out few "a
ago, since which time be retired 10
business. he decea ed waSVery ma
expected and had mauy friends
leaves a wife, two SoIs and dansaN
The funeral will take place ats o''N
p. m on Friday afternoon. lnttrna
in Wilmington and BraudywIne leu
terry.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

wHIrCR ALTON March 14th, 1882, David

WHITCR ALTON March 1lth, 1882, David
W. Whitcraft. in his 18th year,
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
tae funeral from his late residence, Adams
street, below elaware avenue, on SUNDAY
afternoon, at O'Clock. Interment at Will
minxton and Brandy wine cemetery.
DANNY in this city, at his residence,
March IA h, 1882 Henry Dandy, in the o4th
year OF his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, Friday, March nth, at ) o'clock
p. IN.
MAG ARG AL On the l4th inst, Maggie
f., wife of Jonathan Magargai, in the 3'tn
Year o. her age.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-.
dence of her husband, No. ll22 Walnut stree
on Friday morning, at Ii O'Clock, lntermen
a. the Lower Brandywine cen etery.
Will 'nN -sOn Tuesday, the l4th instant. g.
the res dence of her son, Philip +. wilson
No. ,horne street, Mrs. Wilson, In thu
esd year of her age.
The relatives and friends are respecff II
rpuu strd 0 attend the funeral from Ashut.
NJ Z Church, on Thursday, the 10th instant
at O'Clock. p. IN. lntermcnt In hsbury Gem
etcry.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
Preacher Installed.

Last evening Rev. w. V. Louder
bongb, formerly e. Odessa, was installed
as pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church, Bnttonwood str' ct below Sixth
Philadelphia. The sermon was preached
by Rev. j, II Munro OF the Central
church, Broad and Paramount avenue.
kev.J. Sharp OF the West Park church,
Moderator Of the Presbyfery, put the
usual questions. The charge to the
people was delivered by Rev DR.. Ag.
new of the North Church, Sixth street
above Green, and the charga to the pas
tor by Rev. W. G. KpmmeIl, o. The
CASTOR Church, Germantown.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
The wesleyan Alumnae

The following circular which explain
Itself has been issued by a commits 4
the Alumna of Wesleyan College;
An adjourned meeting OF the A iunpI
of Wesleyan Female college, WI
mington, Delaware, will be held in M
college parlor, on Saturday, March q
1882, al 2 p. NJ, for the purpose Of COZ
siderlrg important business relative t
the association.
The college has been sold, the chars
Is bout to ba surrendered, ami a usa
one applied tor. The new college vii
be under the mana gt'ueut of Rev. JOay
Wilson, A. M wLo was president Iron
1858 to 1878.
Yeu are perhaps aware that tbe;eisl
claim against the Allmnm OF S!'I,
(being balance Of deb, due J. i. Lii
pincott& Co., Philadelphia, sincelIJJ
The cance(ling of this debt will becVa
, stderol at said meeting, together aDl
the important matter of deciding ii
future existence of the Society.
1t is earnestly desired that you
prefent, but if impossible, please s;aa
definitely by letter whether you tavl
the continuance or -continutnGea
the Alumur a ; an association and sud
statement will be accepted and recon-
ed as your woe
BY order Of the committee.
SARAH Il, WELDIN,
MARGARET j. HAkRIGAN,
NJ. ELIZ. MARIs
Communication may be- directed 10
Nj. ELF MARS
40j w. Eighth Street,
Wilmington, De.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
FIFTH edition
Reception to Mr.. Tsmkin,n.-

Yesterday humber of the memh.
and frields of Mt. Salem, M. Y, ch n"e's
hearing that their pastor, Rev. I "yc
Tomkinson, was on his way home f,o ~
Conference, and would be homs " az \
O'Clock, early in the day themserIr,..
took possession of the parsonage o's
held the fort until far into the nirh uu
OF course the parsonage was aired s a.,
garnished and put in good trimfor %u
reception OF the looked for and welcom ue
guests
1t was no hard matter for Bro 7 y
! Mclaughlin, who resides AT the MiLai,
DsroJ, u capture Mr.. Tomkinson ans
his family as they ware on their MO.
home and detain them until the evss
ing, and tLen when they Went homs
they were confronted with an array v,
their friends that greeted them wiz, y
such n royal welcome that the p,s,".
though used to enthusiastic demoL,t,,
tons, was somewhat confused ~,
house was open, the stoves warmed ,ss.
the aroma of a splendid supper deuotJ
good cheer for the weary and buDo,.
Bro. Tomkinson and his family foml
they were il for it and submitted graa
fully.
Bro. Levi Garrett was on hand vis
a hearty congratulaytou and Bro. Is
klnson responded as well rs the biz NJ
pile in his throat would allow, expr..
ing his thanks for the preparations M
friends had made for his return ANA
hoped That the coming year would \.
one of great spiritual prosperity. Nm
r. II. Nc 'artney then lead in /. ery.r,
prayer af er which music aud soci,
CONVEX alton made the evening mv
pleasantly away. The Trustees afte, 4
meeting held at the church put in ,pI
appearance in a body IN the eveDjp,
and Joined in the general tesriyt4,
Refreshments in abundance folDsd
and about 10 o'clock Pastor and peOpls
separated bO5h mutuAl!y happy.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
Robinson IL the vi an.

He has a tin shop at 2ll Shipley
stree, and he is always ready to greet
you with a emile and a Joke, Mr.. Robin
son in a tirsmith of served aud ac,
knOwIedged merit. He can make tir
horn or tin roof house: he can spout a
speech, or spout Il house; make "a basin
or a batter pan; in short You cannon
take him wrong and when he does a
Job it is done well and the tinker will
not be wanted again tor many years
by al means call on Robinson The
First Ward Councilman. IT, You wan
to get good and cheap tin-work done.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
TaIRp EDITION.
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Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
a Warning TO b

Last evening three small
given a bearing before the NAY "et'
a charge of disordery conduct, u mn W.
evidence showed that tue boys anne. ~
neighbOr by cOngre alng on hi
door step, knocking at his door, &c
The mayor said that the most disagree
able duty he had to perform vas ia
punish small boys like these, still the
citiz-ns must be prot cted i'll theil
rights and he must elfJr SO the laws.
He fined Zach Of them the costs of the
case, and o d"red them to give b!ii in
the sum OF 500 eac9 to keep the peace.
The bail was promptly furnished aud
the boys departed il charge Of their
parents.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
ath OF a Railroad EanpiOye.

David W. WhitCraft, well'knowr
bridge builder on the p. w. & b.
Railroad, uied at his residence, Della
ware avenue and Adams street, las
evening, aftet a short, but severe i'll
ness of pneumonia. MIR. Whitcrai
was in the 18th year of his age, ant
for 50 years was an employe on thu
railroad. At the time of his dealt
and for quite a number of years he wa
fireman of the bridge department
under j. L. Smith, Superintendent. HI
leaves wife and four children.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
INthe AanA q eHteEIey.

IN the L s. Senate YESTERDAY !,
House bill to repeal discrimina'lnsa
ties on tea and coffee, the produce,
colonies OF the Netherlands, was FVp
ted, with a substitute making the u'
su general one for products l, I
ted from west of the Cape Of Good NY
Mr.. Call spoke in support of his rev. ~.
ton for a veption of the Amcla
nations in Washington, Mr. uil.
gave notice that he would move, ~ y,
amendment t. the Morrill, Tarlh ~
mission bill, the measure on tae y,
.ject reported by himself. Pending Y
siderati N OF the Post office AppfV~
ton bill the Senate adjourned
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

The Alpha Beta Literary eocle.
its regular NEE ing yesterday ' !"
the rooms of TIE Wilmington Acss ,II
in the Savil e Building, and ee''V y,
following officers for the ensuing "
President-G Gorge A. Ennl',y ,h,s
Vice observation-disclosures NJ. XXI
Recording Sec y-.Nellie n G Tnn,,.
Financial Sec'y- Harry T. hO'
Treasurer Annie N. Strouu' p,rt
Sergeant at arms~Joseph NJ ~
Critic-James FL. Crabb.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
The Irstituses new EutTa"f.'.,

The new entrance TO the lh'a
Building Oh Eighth street Is va "
pushed for ward 10 completion -
day they began tearing away tls =
stairw J preparatory to hitting w.
store III the space DOW occupied y!
main library entrance. The occur
of the upper floors will no" u''
main stairway ana a Temporary =
way cut off from the near OF ths
hall. The new store when ua,'
will be quite an Improvement !"
building.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

At the sale of Mss WEBSTER i n Brau
DIVINE Hundred On Tues tay,a iine COW
and calf sold fer 500; a par Of pi 2
weighing about 100 pOI1 IS rlcn, S23;
dearborn, SIG 80; cart So; market
WAGON, Sl3 30 Furpitur' aui other r..
ticles sold at fair ucl;cs G'orge DR. ke
the auctioneer, seemed we'll saist ID
with his eti ts,thougn ne said thar COW
and calf should oave brought 500 a,
he con idered them he beSs bee ha' evel
sold
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
NEi.si.stppt Floods.

~, ire NJ river con~nu ID fall
The NJ lsslSslNX& Helena yesterday bn
ing at Memphis ~ ,Lenent of The sutfe
there is yet no &X stricts. The ratio,
ing in the flooded dFNy cases already e.
given out are in ma0oNs thought the
hausted, where it waN'Osh inst. tt
would last until the IN. larger tina
number OF destitute brinM sippi riv,
was supposed. The Ms4lsSN, down f.
from Caro- nearly all the Sayw.e fort
New Orleans is aaiu % averaNr sixt
miles in width, and Excerpt to&.. tn
miles above and below NicksburgNn,
lavees are either washed away or c%.
bed with water, aud of no practlcab%
ianatit." The town Of . .lta, in LOUIS
tants, being abandoned 10y It's lnhabl-
the situat Monroe, in the saTe STATE,
steadily ann is critical, the river rising
the levees. Mhe wat r oozlng through
i. food to dept If the town OF Trenton
the river district of three feet. In all
perience Of Arkansf L'ulsiaha the ex,
Tennessee is now beint Mississippi anu
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

James Hannah a young man who has
Frequently been before the Mayor, was
charged last evening with committing
an assault and battery on his mother
and sister. Tee evidence showed that
James came home drunk, and commen'
eel to beat his mother, and upon the
sister interfering she shared the same
fate. The Mayor fined him s. and
costs, which will have the effect of send
ing him to New Castle iail.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

nUBLIC SALE

pUBLlC SALE
The subs 'riber, intending to relinquish
the Farming and Milling Business, VIII sell
wit ont reserve. at his residence, near inc
village of ChriS tiana, Del on
MONDAY, MARCH 70, 1884,
Commencing at II o'clock, NJ,
The following personal property to wit; NIX
~ head mu es and horses, one bay mare
I3ygood WORKER or driver, perfectly sa g
for a dy to drive; head of mules, IL Cd
workers and perfectly quiet The odd mu
is a good Leaders; head of good COWS, S
all milking; | two year Of bull. ID H1x
h ad Of fine shoats, lot OF very nne chi kehs
turkeys and ducks.
FARrINti lNPLEMEN TS-One three
horse wap on, iron axle nearly new farm
wagon, flour wagon express wagon, !
| twU.horse market wa lDn, with tongue ana
shafts: horsecart and harness, set OF wheels,
| buggy, ! tw horse sled, hay beds, new
| | Champ ou reaper, new; h mpiun NOW
| ing machine, | steeltooth raka ! Telegraph
fee tier, l double plank roller, new;
grain fan, ne4;2 Ward p!ows, twin harrows
cultiyatorS lot OF forks, rakes, shovels
spades, picks, post spade, hay knife, scythes
wood W, doubl2 and Single-trees CO" cha'l
sets double harT ess. set o. express mar
ness Il set of eight carriage harness collars
rhurns, &C lrsand weigh 5, mix pans, e.oaH
kettles milk buckets, stra ner ouckes, rg'
cook stove and fixtures parior >'o'e sGlt
feeccr t Of Eary Rose pota ocS, lot OF cide
barrels aud quantity of vinegar
| MILL tlXTUhE ne |, \. J.. Dia
mond mill stone dressed with tsoti ,mopds
3 lo2eu mill picks ! adj, bag trucks
hro f staff extra lepgth; $50 grain bags
lar sh Ael' hall bushels, pea measure
fin sNoops > lnnLe Ms ! lar y z Slcyts,
l~tIN y feet hy 100 fee 100 feet o! cottol
r,Ye, rev: lot Of brushes, lot of feed, cor
AMI ca : buff 40 robe.
,wcut, five acre of Wheat ia thu
Ground.
CONDITIONS OF SALE Sums OF w
a. III unter, cA.h; on sums over tn t ameun
credit uf months will be &tVea hy pdtch'Se
civ II. ,tc sith approved lndorscr' NO IN
tsr+st II paid wheu due; not paid whel due
interest vii b. charged from date.
| marl5-3td- ltw j. HIN PYLE.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
AsSatutt aua battery

John Peterson, colored, was charged
before the Mayor last evening with hav
ing committed III assault and battery
upon Victor Benson, also coorei The
complainant testified that John came
10 her fathers house yesterday, and
without any proyocation struck her in
the face The Mayor imposed fine OF
~ and costs
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

James Bradford, this morning Sold
his Market Stree properly Al south,
Streets, now occupied by W Z. WI.
lians as drug st're, to Charles b
Lore, for Sl3 600 Mr. lore inJ'nas tc
repair the buildinl aud remove to it.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15

William Howard, of Bethlehem Pl I,
and one of the staff Of the IRISH World,
is emf Logged by the Greenbackers TO
deliver al address this evening at Saen-
ger Hall, Fourth Street on the Land
Question. A general limitation is exten.
ded to the public to at end.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
EnxtnCer ksRrAly yed,

Last night ManSfi I'd Htchens, an
eli sineer on shift. ng engine, No. 10, was
stricken with paralysis while on his en-.
CINE, and is now lying in critical con.
dition, his entire left sido being paraly-
ztd. DR., Kane was summoned and
did all in his power to alleviate the
man sutlerines. Kitchens is married,
hut has no children, and resides on Pop.
lar street above Ninth.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-15
Found Dead Az bed.

The coloner was notified this morning
! that a three month old white child
j" rs found dead in bed, this M orning, by
ltsf nrents, who resi- lie at No. 704 Church
street., Coroner Weldin IN company,
with bls physician, Dr. II Olle will in.
veSUigate the matter.