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Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
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A singular spectacle took place in
Virginia about ten days ago during a
marriage ceremony. In the very midst
of the service the preacher stopped
short. His agitation had bsen noticed
from the first. His voice, which had
been snaky, now gave way entirely.
He tried to speak but could not his
face was deadly pale. He tremb.d
visibly, and finally swooned, and would
have fallen 70 the floor, but for
those around him. The marriage being
of a strictly private character, there
we're but few who witnessed the re-
markable scene. This took place at
six o'clock, The ceremony was defer
red until the minister recovered. which
happened about nine o'clock when the
anxious pair were united.
The singular circumstances attending
the mNrriage has bsen much talked of.
There are not wanting some who trace
a relation between thisimpressive scene
and the fact that the bride was a former
sweetheart (and tiance, it is thought)
Of the minister, who had been called up
on to unite her to another man.
The minister is still a bachelor.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

In the Uni cd States Senate yesterday
Mr.. Sewell presented a petition of 978
army officers in favor of bill for com.
pulsory retirement at the age OF 81
years. Among the signers are Gener.
ais Howard, Crook, Hazen, Wilcox,
Stanley, McCook, Newton, Hatch and
Mckenzie. Several bills on the calen-
der of no genera interest wero passed.
The Indian Territory Railroad bill was
discussed. After an executive session
the Senate adjourned.
In the House Mr.. Cox, of New York,
offered resol alton, which was referred
to amend the rules 80 as to pro vide
that the Commerce COMMITTEES, in re-
porting the River and HarbOr bill,
shall make the report in two separate
bills, the first TO include all app opria.
tions tor improvements on the sea,
lake and gulf coasts and on rivers nav.
gable through two or more States; the
second to include appropriations for
the Improvement Of rivers of local or
State commerce only.
The bill authorizing State taxation
of greenbacks was reported adversely y
and placed on the calendar.
Bills were reported appropriating
$500, 900 for torpedo experiments; pro
vidlng FOR the construction of the D3la
ware and Mary land Ship canal; to exc
cute treaty stipulations relating to Chi.
nese (suspending Immigration tor ten
years.; and to prevent national banks
Issuing notes to the extent of 90 per
cent of the face yaiue of their honda
deposited in the treasury, when at or
above par, or9O per cent. of their mar.
ket value when below par,
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
An Open Letter,

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drassod bb"Hs bn ms., .o.'er mas has oeen ao
ai."" =. ~ pa,,o ooi resloeht IN In
nH nnt;o. w .ase. liz nishrGk' hi.' IN reply tt
n,aos 10 u prrasia as' fa iseii aC eertain
I~ pnSa, ~ n,o ,,o.a uaa," ,Gi nhi'i'ary service
IN nH S.au onITi 1isnp".n,, e., ,,,
a, ''i, iooi hisniy
draSsaJ ~ ~ soui ra n,nu n.i,Io, anrI.".'on, au'
~; 1Iu ~ " no a' aiy na,t'e 'o"h, 10
yu ,hai 'no no, Io, no. nht i"n puV al aiIa'o
~ nnm. uoI Enc,aoI y" ao,1 w ao'ep' H. ioI an
49, ~ nnsi"n'' ens"s'" III tne more
no,Indi"n u' 80, N%, ojr, Gona'u'i ~ vi OK.
peonla hen 1910, W oo,n"I ,L anu ooaouins
eooP,o no~ W MAKE the oeS1 use OF thelr
iu saaI So, nJt Oao 80 salle i"aSou, l scarce
tIe boan;,sjit" go ~ ~ aIoepI sven
ard lod 'ii,'',a " 81" "louOhe ooalo
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
SCOVILLE'S HARD LOT,
HIS Petition for Government I
Relief.

WASHINGTON, April l2.-'rhe StaI
this afternoon says the petition of Mr.
Scoville asking for pay for counsel for
the defense in the Guiteau trial was
filed yesterday in the petition box OF
the House Of Representatives,. Mr..
Scoville intrusted it to Congressman
Farwell, who, he expected, would offer
1t in the House and ask its reference to
the judiciary COMMITTEES.
Mr.. Scoville, on being asked io-day if
he expected to continue in the Guiteau
case, replied; "There does not appear to
be any prospect Of my being relieved"
and he added, ruefully, 81 will proba-
bly, continue in the case, though it Is
very hard to stand the abuse of Gui.
teau.
"Will Gniteau be brought to Court
when the case is argued in the Court Of
General Terln?" asked the reporter.
81 suppose 80, thought that is not, |
think, necessary. There's one thing
about il, he well not then be permitted
to interrupt the court. | will not argue
the case unless he agrees to keep quiet.
1t is impossible to do justice to case
when such interruptions are made.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

WASHINGTON, April II Tie House
Committee on Banking and Currency
to-day '.eard the report Of Mr.. Dingley,
OF the subcommittee, on the bill intro,
duced in the Honse by Mr.. Marsh, OF
illinois, authorizing taxation by the
States Of greenO%cks so loAg as they are
redeemable in coin. The report says
that the question raised is simply one
of the powers of Congress 10 pass such
a bill; that the original acts au'horlz
ing the issue Of the greenbacks exempt
ell them from taxation; that the Sup.
rene Court in 1864 decided that under
this exemption Clause green baCke
c,annot be taxed un'er State authority;
that the committee therefore rega rds it
as clear that Congress has no power to
pass any law lmpalring a contract of
exemption wEich was made when the
sreenbacks were issued and further as
the law authorizes the reissue of green
backs as fast az paid into the Treasury,
thaC in legal effect they are out stand.
ing whether in circulation or in the
Treasury Department, and exempt
frota taxation, and that the only way
to avoid the inequalities of taxation
which may arise in consequence of
this is TO call in and cancel the present
issue of gree nbacks. Therefore the sub
committee reports adversely on the
bill.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
Death OF an Esiimabie Lady

Mrs. FIancina B. Lindsey, who died
at Newark last Tuesday was a daugh.
ter of John W. Griffith, one of the old.
est settlers i'll that section, who origin
ally came from Wales and bought Il
tract of land near Iron Hill where in
1875 they built Baptist Church which
still stands. Mis-. Lindsey was mem
ber of this church, from the time she
was young girl. She was in her 82nd
year and leaves three children, one son
and two daughters, and was twice mar
ried. The Oldest child Mary Patten,
who is daughter by the first husband
is the wife of Il. Thomas Cochran of
Miadletown, and the son, George w.
Lindsey, is cashier Of the National
Bank at Newport, while the remaining
daughter Agnes Lindsey, is the wife
Of George p. Miller OF Middletown The
funeral will take place on Saturday
and the remains will be inter
cd in the burial ground of the old
church, of which she was 30 long a
member.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
The Diamond ktnte Loan

The annual meeting of the Diamond
State Loan Associ ,tion was held last
evening, when the following officers
were elected to serve for the ensuing
year:
President-Daniel Fl. Kent.
Vice President-Wm. f. Robinson.
Secretary-Geo. G. ,Maris.
Treasurer-Allen Gawthrop, Sr.
Directors Jesse Bingham, WIN Fl.
Wickersham VIM. W. Kent for three
years.
John H. Torbet, one year.
Auditors-Lindley G. Kent, VIM. f.
Roinson and Joshua Maris.
The report of the Secretary showed
that the whole number OF shares issued
is 1,342, and the association iu pros
porous condition.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

December 9th, 1881, which had circu
lars printed In Wilmington, and then
sent to New York after which they we're
scattered broadcast over the country
and brought In a return OF $126, 900 In
twenty days.
The speaker spoke at lsngth on the
subject Of foul literature, which was
the most subtle enemy OF them all, that
follows the child to the schools and
seminaries, which was sure death, and
finally, after citing his numerous ex-
periences in his endeavors to suppress
this growing evil, he closed his remarks
by saying that he had triumphed by
prayer, and made an earnest appeal for
the weak and helpless children of cruel,
outcast and hesotted parents.
The Orchestra then played an over
ture, entitled the "Fiddler Of St.
Waast." by Hermann, after which the
Rev. +. b. Duval was asintroduced to the
audience, and said
81 cannot imagine how 10 dramatize
the emotion that | feel in coming
before you this evening to supplement
what has been said tc you. You are
well aware of the object of the Society
for the Prevention OF Cruelty to Child
rem.
Dear friend, if every father had In him
a fathers heart and every mother
mothers love, and no abductor of child
rem and more to otherwise delude the
mind, we would not have You here to-
night. We would rather let you re.
main at home to enjoy your family cir.
Gle, with your little children around
Sou. But az long as we have those Who
disregard all thoughts of the future,
and fathers who thus despise their
parentage, and men lurking within to
allure and abduct the infant mind, it is
impossible to retreat. Society calls us.
Some think that this society is not eS.
pecially needed in Wilmington on ac-
coupt of the charity OF the people.
But the people are ignorant Of what
is done in the slums of the city and
these rein ladies and lordly men have
not the facility of an organized society,
with its authorized agents.
He recited many affecting incidents
right here in our midst and said that in |
the last two years they had cared for 81
little children.
II also referred to the great men who
have loved and cared for little children,
and closed his interesting discourse, by |
making an earnest appeal TO those
present to join the society and lsLd
helping hand towards accomplishing |
the desired purpose. During the pro-
gress of the collection, the orchestra
played the "Rhine Klange Waltz" by
f. Zikof, after which the audience dis
persed. highly pleased with the evening
thus spent.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
sPEUIAL MENTIONS.
Only One lDellaP.

Persons desiring to obtain homes on
the very easiest terms, Syr to invest
their money safely and st good rate Of
interest, cannot do better than subscribe
for shares In the "Excelsior loan AssO
ciati0n," now being issued. Shares one
dollar each. The whole amount in
vested, with six per cent. interest, may
DO obtained after the first year
For further particulars call at the
office of VIM K. Hawkins, Secretary,
7l2 Market street, Wilmington, Del.
Debilttased Advertlt emenls
and elongated insertions are becoming
absolutely odious and repulsve to pub
lie sentiment. BcNIFIDE.
FACTS are more in consonancs with
the delicate desires of education and re-
tinement. VERBUN SAT SAPIENTE.
Chapman, Fourth and Shipley streets
A Gentle Reminder.
In very few days you will be COM
PEELED to lay aside your heavy clothing.
To protect it from moths wrap 1t in tar
paper, large sheets of which can he had
at Hartman's Drug Store, 9th and Pop
lar streets.
Republicans Of the llih Ward.
are requested to meet at the office of
VIM. Y. Warner, corner Maryland
avenue and Beech streets, on Friday
night, l4th inst, at y o'clock. 4. full
attendance is desirable.
House aud Sign Ps,niing.
W. X. Grant, the practical house
painter and grainer, Is now at the
northwest corner of Sixth and Shipley
streets, where he will do satisfactory
work at the cheapest living rates.
Always Ready
to do your House Painting and Paper
Hanging at short notice and in the best
manner at a reasonable price.
A. =. JACKSON & Bro,
80 Tatnall street.
Decline OF Man.
Nervous Weakness, Dyspepsia, I'm.
potence, Sexual Debility, cured by
Wells Health Renewer." 81. Depot,
II. r, Bringhurst.
Flies and Bugs.
Flies, reaches, ants, bed-hugs, rats,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by
" Rough on Rats" 81.
Jsb Printlng.
Cheap job printing by ID. Dodd, 502
Shipley streets neatly and at lowest
rates.
Painting and Draining.
Tilghman Dauner is ready TO do all
kinds of painting and granting, $40
Market street,
spreads.
A case of spreads at Kennard & Co.'S.
at 81. 20. Decided bargains.
Kid Gloves.
Five hook gloves, spring shades, 81
M. K. Riley, 223 King street.
To all who have canary birds and
value their health and song, use Mixed
Bird Seed and Gravel put up by Bird
Food Company at 10 and cents bo
expressly for Bea;on Smith, druggist,
7th and Pine streets.
Indian paste, the great skin bleachsr,
for sale at Taylor q Fullerton $, 302
King street.
Use Hector -four, from W. J. Morrow
AT French street.
For best Minnesota -four 60 to W. j.
Morrow. AIT French street.
To get the best brands of -four 10 to
W. J. Morrow. 417 French street.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
New Stove mn d Tin Firm.

James G. Johnson, 225 Market street,
the well known and long established
stove and tin merchant, has associated
with him his SOP, Wesley G. johnson,
and the firm will hereafter be James G.
johnson & Son. w. G. johnson, the
son, became mem Der of the Philadel.
phia NJ. Il. Conference in 1865, and has
been in the active ministry ever since,
having filled a number of appointments
the last of which was ConsnohOcken.
His health failing bin, he determined
to take supernumerary relation to the
Conference, and has engaged in busi-
ness with his father as stated.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
Birth day SurprIBo.

Last Monday evening about thirty
persons gathered at the residence OF
Mr.. John w Luke, 1929 Freuch street,
for the purpose Of surprising Master
Johnny Luke, who had just completed
his 10Th birthday. He WAS favored with
many useful presents, among them be-
ing u handsome silver watch from bis
mother The party enjoyed themselves
very greatly, ard at a late hour separ.
ated wishing Master Johnny many
appy anniversaries of his birth.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

The MOrulOnS.

1t is estimated that the Mormons
gain about 1900 year by emigration.
From 1s4O to 1854, in fifteen years, 81,
9ll crossed the sea and the mount aims.
Between 1910 and 1860, 2S,74O had en-.
tered the Land ofproRise. Within the
next decade some $4,000 more took ship
rom Europe to Salt Lake, and not tar
from the same number between 1870
and 1882, or, In all, from the first ship
load in 1910, say about $1,000.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
The Delaware Fire co,

At a meeting of the Delaware Fire
Company held last evening, a commit.
tee was appointed to dispose of the
steam fire engine, the hose carriage
aud one Of the horses. 1t is the inten.
tion of the company as soon AZ the
sale is effected, to purchase a first
class hook and ladder truck with the
proceeds.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
AChanxs Of u usi ness.

For several years past Harry A..
Bro wn has beer engaged with j Paul
Brown his brother in the photograph
business, but his health failing he relin.
quished that business and has engaged
with his brother James +. Brown in the
sale of coal, lime, &C., at Water and
West streets. He will not guarantee
that coal will look prettier than photo
graphs, but it comes in place right we'll
in cold weather.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
An unexpected Republican Vic.
lOFv.

The Republicans of Albany achieved
a signal victory on Tuesday. The
Democra Is claim the election OF Nolan,
their candidate for Mayor, by a ma
jority Of 1876, but the atfidavits and other
proof presented seem to show that the
candi ate, DR.. Swinburn,
received the majority of the votes cast
and was defrauded of his victory BY
the villany of Democratic repeaters and
inspectors. An Indignation nesting
was he d in Albany last evening to pro-
test against this crime upon the ball OF
box
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

There has been great advance in
the price of wheat and corn within the
past few days, the former selling at the
Brandy ywinu mills as nigh as 81, so per
bushel, and the latter at 80 cents. Some
of onr readers may RENE ber the wager
made last autumn between resident
of Middletown and merchant of Smyr-
ma, that wheat would sell tor 81 per
bushel and corn 81 before another crop
was grown. 1t is not likely that wheat
will reach 81, bat corn will probably
sell for more than the amount specl-
fed.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
House an d sign Painting.

Mr.. X. Grant a practical house and
sign painter has commenced business
on hts own account at the Northwest
corner of Sixth and Shipley streets, and
is now prepared to do all kinds of
painting in the best manner at the low
est rates.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

of ready made clothing now on hand at
Mullin " Sons, Sixth and Market
streets, and of the very best quality and
styles; you have but TO see for your.
selves to know how cheap they are SELL
ing them.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
state Of the An ormOH,eGor
A. she REPUBLICAN, ofsoe, III the yb Ad,
This morning:
O'Clock lOo'clOck u O'Clock
43O 52t $40


War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April
l3-1 A. NJ.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR fo-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States:
fair weather followed by increasing
cloudinbss in the southern portion,
light rain, variable winds, stationary
or lower barometer, higher temper.
ature.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
100 Rolls Mating.

w. M. Kennard and Co. are now
showing an unusually fine line Of fancy
mating at the very lowest prices for
reliable goods.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
Another DOrtrAft

Senator Bayard has presented the
Bayard Club of Middletown, with a
large portrait of himself and SO in
money.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
Laces.

Large stock of Spanish and beaded
laces, lace ties and fichus, M. Il. Riley,
228 King street.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

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=, OF Philad'
chat The (
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was admit
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Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

t Phil. J.
It, will be
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nethodiCa
orktng its
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ire sueasy
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theruselv,
without
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lshing, Cl'
I'd carpetil
ing TO 20 To
Inch take:
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
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Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

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Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

. Balls.
@ fashion to
nd 80 it shot
DDS and frs
Daily Republican., 1882-04-13
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Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

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Daily Republican., 1882-04-13

In very few days you will be COM
PEELED to lay aside your heavy clothing.
To protect it from moths wrap 1t in tar
paper, large sheets of which can he had
at Hartman's Drug Store, 9th and Pop
lar strpata
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-01
AssESsME NTS.

Crown Point-25 cents per share; levied
= February 10; delinquent March -; sale day
April IL.
Segregated Belchcr-n per share: levied
February II; Delinquent March 20; sale
day April ~.
Yellow Jacket a. per share; levied Feb
rusry Z; delinquent March II; sale da,
April II.
Consolidated virginin 30 cents Per
share; levied January 81; delinquent March
II; sale day Apriis.
ruary .: delinquent March .; sale day
March -.
Amdes-25 cents per share; levied February
2; delinquent March y: sale day March u.
New Ysrk-is cents per share; levied Janu'
airy Is. delinquent March 7; sale day
March d.
C~siifsrsis-?0 cents per share levied ilPu'
AIRY IL; delinquent February rs: sale DAY
March y.
Buiiisa : 30 cents per shsrcSleyied January
10; DELINQUENT February 81; sale day
March 10.
Julia Con.-D cents per share; levied Jsnu'
AIRY II: delinquent February 70; sale day
March 10.
oonid a curry so cent. per share; levied
January II: delinquent February II; sale
day March ..
Usnh 81 Per share: levied January 10: delin'
quent February &c; sale day March Z.
Oysrmaw-sO cents per share: levied Janu'
.ry .; delinqu.n. February IL; sale dai
March I.
Chaiiar-25 cents per share; levied January
y; delinquent February IL; sale da,
March Z.
Exchcquer-25 cents per share; levied Jan
usry -; Delinquent February i6; sale daJ
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-01
Anersson Isfora,.i session.

San FRAScIsco. March IA p. NJ
Union Con-. IL. liis; Bodic, 4; Savage,
I IS; Best 4 Belcher. Gu; Sierra Nevada,
~. Is; Ophir. 4 80, 4 IS; Crown Point,
4Oc; Northern Belle. 9k; Gould / Curry.
8 Is. 3 20; Hale 4 Norcross, 40; Alta,
, 05; Ovcrman, 55c; ORC, Soc; Albion. ! 80
E~Ichequer, soc; Gould & Curry, . Is; Alta,
5 05; Scorpion, sjc; Yellow Jacket, Csc;
Mexican, 0; Bullion, 9Oc; California. 35c;
Mt. Diablo, Gu; Po,osi, 1; Alpha, IL, 40
Bodie Tunnel, ~; Confidence. l 40; Mono
I 80; Yellow Jacket. zoe; ophir. 4 80; Con.
Virginia. i0c.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1882-03-01
Mi.s Katie Couuelly. who recently !

"
Miss Katie Connolly, who recently 70.
signed her position as teacher In the
First Ward school. Virginia. departed
for San Francisco last night. whore she
will hencsforth remain with her rela-
tives. Miss Connolly wal o resident OF
Gold Hill for o number Of years aud has
many warm friends here. She was
accompanied by Miss Marie Du Long,
who will also reside at the Bay.
w. D. @. Gibson Of the Virginia So
cisty OF Pacific Coast Pioneers has in.
troduced a resolution in that Society
which, II adopted. will permit all per-
sons who have been ON the coast thirty
wears TO become members. He 10 anxious
TO p~erpetuats the name OF the Society.
and recognizes the fact that the "Old
Guard" will eventually pass away.
Justice Hires, Township No. l. Vir.
Rinia, reports criminal fees in his Office
last month to have been 500 %; civil
fees, SCI 80; total. Sl60 10. Constable
Ferguson, OF same township. collected
$2l 80 in civil cases, and had fees
amounting to $53 so In criminal cases;
total. SIS 30.
A hose house Is being erected on the
Divide at the corner Of Main street and
the road leading from Bullion ravine. A
jumper with several hundred feet OF
hose will DO stationed there for the bet.
ter protection FROM Gre Of citizens In
that locality.
Chris. James. the we'll known assayer
and millman. is in Gold Hill on q flying
visit. He came in from Bodie last even
ing and will probably leave for San Fran.
cisco tomorrow night on business.
The ease Of Young vs.. Hampton was
called in the District Court this morning
and a motion for judgment argued. It
was taken under advisemopt until Fri
day.
According to the San Francisco papers
tho cause OF the sudden death Of Ira 8.
Parke In that city last Saturday was o
"iatty degeneration Of the heart"
Tho men recently discharged from
the Gold Hill mines are leaving town
rapidly. A sensible move on their part,
judging from the present outlook.
Ed. Doolsy. who was arrested for
beating q restaurant. held out i've days
in his fast at the County Jail. He ate
breakfast yesterday morning.
Miss Brophy has gone to swsetwatsr
to cultivate the young idea. vice Miss
Greenwalt. recently promoted to the
marriage state.
James Gilmore was arrested night be-
fore last charged with disturbing the
peace. He pleaded guilty and paid o
hue Of $40.
Dave Ryan holds the 500 yard medal
Of the National Guard this month with
o score Of Al points. II was off.hand
shooting.
z. Lyiord presented the ball which
topped the flagstaff formerly on Fort
Homestead to the Pacific Cost Pioneers.
Prospecting in the Candelsria aud
Silver Peak section OF Esmeralda county
l. ..ltll- -.ls,a tnof nnU