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Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
OFT For Rich 7nOud.

Rev. T. A. H. O'BrieD of this city,
and j. I. kenney the latter Of Chin
colleague Island, started to-day from
this city for Richmond, Virginia, to at
tend the annual session of the Supreme
CUuLcit o. tle Royal Arcanum which
meets there to morrow. Mr.. keuney
Ia representative to the supreme
Council and Rev. Y. A. II. O'Brien 10
4 member Of the Grand Com cil o. Nir-
glnia. CLincotcague is part of Nlr-
giuia. TAey will return on Friday.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
4 Bad Fall.

Last evening n laboring man named
William Shaw, whose residence is un.
known, became eloriously drunk and
started to walk out the Wilmington &
Northern Railroad, when he stumbled
and FIJI into sewer, cutting his head
and face in fearful manner. He was
found by Officers Mcguire and Hanna.
han, who conducted hin to the police
Sta ION, whore bis wounds were dres sed
ny DR.. Og!e. This morning the doctor
gave al order Tor his removal TO the
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
FOURTH EDITION
STOLEN WATCH RECOvEREo

SAV-HN "Aa O
ISAAC hayden . n o'ea CIA" I"i'
Again In the TIlis-be IN held Tor
Court In Default OF $500 bail.
Yesterday morning, a gold watch and
chain was stolen from of q bench in the
old Novelty carriage works, Front
street, near Walnut, it having been left
there nv Harry NJ. Reeve. who occupies
the building A boy was In charge of
the sbop. when man entered and
asked for Mr.. Reeve. That gentleman
not being in the man took his depar-
ture. The bow soon discovered that the
watch was gone and immediately noti-
fed NJ Reeve. who in turn notified the
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

a driver Of one of the street cars on
the Market street ailway, attempted
to drive through the ranks of the
knights Templar On F1ilay last, as
they were machlng up Market street in
the form OF a cross. j. Parke Po.tles
who was in command of the knights
requested the driver to hall for i min.
ute or so until they passed when in
stead of doing an requested, he whip.
ped up his horses as though determined
to proceed. TIE team was immedi.
ately caught, and held hy Two knights
until the procession passed. "A commit
les has been appointed to bring the
matter to the attention Of the officials
of the railway company.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

Mioia Dhunbany, frank Adesarni
Kate Hill and Mary Alexander were
enjoying themselves carou,ing on Satur.
day nigut at No. II Thompson street
Washington. One Of thu gour picked
up a bundle of rags which had been
brought III from the stree and threw it
into the stove to start the h"e. I'm nedi
ately there was an explosion, and three
of the four inm ates OF the room were
thrown headlong, bleeding and woun-
ded. The room was set Oh tie, but the
flames Were soon eXJinguished. Ad -
ami had his hand badly torn KATE
Hill four fingers broken, and Mary Al
exander had her collar bone broken.
The injured people We're sent to the
hospital 1t is not known what causeo
the explosion.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11


1nD-l03 IS THE PLACE TO BU
lNIe)your tea ladies, this tea was bOus ht
~ please the ladies Of v ilmin2ton at 5oo h IT
IL the best value tory ur money We ever OF
f9red This tea II 3bc u, flies of like 1t had
!; ings, try It; their To- t>h atoes are cxcellent
We are scllirg lots OF this corn at &c can. =
ms Bakers c m &c; 3N' rice, nc. 4 lbs.
rice 25'.; hs rice. FAC; RS dried app'eS,
C; 3 rs. peared yea hes, loc Seedless cher
ries, DnckDerfies, whoftlebeifies, 1ne pearcd
peaches lie damson p umg, 10; apriCots,
Oc.; me table peaches in heavy STrup, .bc
can good taole peaches $50; macaronI, CSC
d.. golatiDe, loc. paper tine Old government
coffee, 3 c. pound : X den rio, zoe; exceIle1t
coffee, &c; good coffee. NJ. for Csc; bag
-four, 25, 20 and u o. and it Is sxcelient.
Come,aud try for yourself our -four NJ $50,
Is and rs 81 is excellent. We have the best
hams and shoulders and the finest cary rose
potatoes and the fire. hest eggs on hand, and
Tor sale at 1903 last Sixth street.
aprll-ett 4. III. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
Not q D0lIIr lost,

Hon Green Is Raum Commissioner OF
InieruaI Revenue Las written to MIR.
MclntiIe Collector Of IUternal Revenue
for the Peninsula, composing Della
ware and the L stern Shore Of Mary
land, stating that the annual ex&min-
ations for tn CJlteciOr's Office for tile
last five years showed that every dol
lar collected from internal taxes has
been accounted for, the entire amount
collected tor that perloa being S5o4 3d.
7S7 IL.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

Thos. RedingtOn, was charged upon
oath of James Quigley, with coming
into the house drunk and behaving in a
disorder y manner on seyera. occasions.
He was ordered pay fine Of Il and
costs by Mayor Almond A young
man was also required 10 pay 81 aud
costs fer being drunk aud disorderly.
Tlree ordinary dranks, with the
usual pena'ty imposed, completed the
n.,aYlups
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
Retirempnto Of Faithful Officer.

The Board of Directors of the Della,
ware Fire Insurance Go. held their an
nual meeting on Saturday when the
President Mr.. William Candy declined
a re election, and George s. Capeile wa.
elected in his place. Mr.. Cauly ha,
been conn cted with the delaware Fire
Insurance Company for the past twelve
years, and will still continue as mem
her of the b JaTd Of Directors. The
Board passed resolutions of regret al
his retirement, and thanks for his long
and faithful service. Mr. r. l.. Gilpiu
was reelected secretary and treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
English Colo a 1 ~ IN in N 10 II iiOba

The first large part! of English C,lo-
nists for Manitoba, upwards of 500 in
humber, arri we'd at h 'hfax Oh Satur.
day by STEAMER, and lrf. the sams night
by train fer the Northwest they
have with them sums Of money aggre.
eating s50O,O0O. The next steamer
from England is expected to bring
about 1000 more colnlsts,
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

Ihe tree S'cr"oDttcon exhibition uvs,
by Prof, Aht a. EOurth and M,rs.,
streets last evening", wac ole of thu bs,,
thai has eves been snpwu In this rtv
aud WAS Witnessed ~ u leaS' lVtl MAJ.
sous. A large Canvass % fl. suiarp Va,
suspended aEainst the side OF Sham,
building al the ouruer, on which Il,
pictures were displayed. The fr,, VA,
a large and lie like portrait ofthe la,
President CARRIED, upon which III.
large Assem- hlase gaz,d with mingled
feelings OF awe and admiration, mi,
was rapidly followed by over one hun
dred other beautiful views, REPRESENT.
ing portraits Of eminent men, ba,,h
scenes, exc. While all were very hand.
some, some were especially notitab,s
among them n beautiful stag ercaga
in drinking who would ever and anon
RAISE his head from the flowing water
as though in the act Of listening fyr,h
approach Of an enemy. The comic
part OF the programme was well rep,A
scented, by "Ihe Dancing Skeleton"
who removed his head while he Do.
formed jig. The representation Of,
display OF Chinese fire works was ysD
fine, and was loudly applauded by The
audience. TAe music was furnished By
the City Cornet Band, aid At the close
the large assemhlage hsyeised, feeling
,hatlt Mr. Forepaugh could afford 10
give such spleudld entertainmeptire
his circus for which he charges adm,
sion, must be the gres'esJ shos On eadl'
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
Au uSIAy nc hONl D xh1blt"s'

The Sunday School of the U mon Az
sociation, ia Logan street, will give ,Vs
grand e&hlbtlun on Thursday e'eu' ".
the 10Th instant The committee ' '
spare no pains to make an inteliIs a
and agreeable programme A ls0, iii
all the compliments 0: the season ,n ns
be beautifully p Divided. An su aa"u
SIGN OILS cents for ajuls and ~ '''''
for children vii! be charged.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
m a FelfnNsA Mart.

The steamer Frl'on, will start on her
summer trips 50 Pniladelphia,on Thurs.
day next, the 18th instant, leaving
French rect wharf at A, M. and
returning will leave Philadelphia at
3 30 p NJ, stopping at Chester and
Hook each way. The fare will be 30
cents single trip and 80 cents the
round trip. Freight will also be taken.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
Arrived in Port.

A schooner loaded with lumher arriv
cd in port yesterday. Her cargo
being consigned TO Mr.. George Church.
man.
Two more schooners, loaded With ice
for Cleland & Co., the new ice compa
ny, have arrived ard are icing unload
cd at the Company's wharf, south Of
Market street bridge.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

W. M. ktnnArd Il Co , III their blark
goods department are opening special
Inducements in Lupins celebrated cashi-
mers which are superior in color, quail
isy and finish to any other make. they
also make a fine display in silk warn
Henrieltas, Nuns veiIing, Garzollcs
Grape cloth, granite cloth, pJwde. cloth,
shu ala
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
ImportaIL t. Ctgar an" L'qu0'
he n lnIE.

The Collector of internal Ee'eL4'
has received the special tax stanP'ttm ~,
tobacco ard retail dealers in liquor w
the year ou.mslcing May lst loS-, A,s
is now prepared TO furnish tl7 ssm ,sS
Persons wishing to avoid the I ,,".
which usual y takes place at thas nT Wv
should cali and procure their s'amP'''
advance.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

There were three deaths IN All" rho
Middle,own within "a four hour l.a
first was Mrs McCrone, VINO Wv ;Inss
Saturday morning after Hno f,rm and
of heart disease. On the next ni'harj
but few minutes later, MI Nv SIM.
Hanson departed this life, anu al aisl Of
day morning Mr.. j. q. Smiln Wv
consumption.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

The colored citizens IN Hedgevi'I'TiI
vicinity will open schsol at NJ .;oh i,
Logan Street GU Monday next, ~ni' no.
MOI intended to inteteIe with Que :. 10
ored schools. The tuiGion wiz d,s,
cents q week. Rev. William 'n" sns in
&nd Elijah York are the Comml''iv IL tbt
charge and MIS-. Addle Handle! 10"
teacher of the school.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
VIII NiAiI New Cahlla

Mi"qua Tribe, No. S,Gmproved Orde
OF Red Men, have decided TO visit New
Castle on the lst of May to attend the
dedication OF the new hall of Seminole
tribe which takes place that day. Before
leaving the tribe will have parade
Though the streets of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

Harry and Eliza Alexander. the fam
Gus Yorkshire Giant aud Giantess, ha ye
come to America to exhibit themselves.
Their united heighth is nearly eighteen
feet. Horses SHE at this monumental
couple when meet ing: them, on account
q theiz extraordinary height
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

). Henry Appleby. Wilmington
artist of considerable prominence and
note, has opened an art studio at GOA
South Ninth street, Philadelphia. Mr..
Appleby was in this city today and
paid the Republican Office brief visit.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
FIFTH edition
Charley Horn Can.s.

Last night was the ftt,... ppiss,
Of the jovial. joking CharIaan tolrth ia,
King street. He wM sit;y; nom, 6a|
cosy parior thinking over thu IN At|
years OF his life and looking fo, past a
the shorter end unless he i v ,ua'ward b
centenarian which he hanilv n 10 be d
though he was robust and bs saapecte
time had dealt gently with h hearty AID
Mr.. Horn no doubt noticsa :.
pleasant smile tha' fitted ac rou 'ls
countenan &c of his wife soma no To
junior, but he did M, years BIZ
that in that smile tb v. nttics
a little more Of meaning than Vas
Warming M with the subis", usuaL
mind ne at last gave vent TO his f sa,,i 40
in words: "Wife" said he q, CO.. ,seelias
my httieth birth day aud Won h. us'e Is
er yet presented me with as much !. atV'
carrot. cu
Never mind Charley Won m,.
remembered yet some Of tba.u be
day, said the good uatured ladv atA
merry twinkle in her eye S,ntWNA
Horn took no hint and WA mn..M
tens upon retiring 10 drea., oya'm
pas; events Of fifty years, thano,A
naming up although his good wiz ~ 10 10
nicely and tidi,y fixed IN ,L,nsA aa
make him cheerful.
About tba5 time there WAS m
nous ring ut the door bell Who val'
mons was answered and the s,s SUN
stand before tie surprised Cba,N@
Horn was Pastor Cook wish no NY
nuch happiness. u'n
Then tolIowe! friend after friend r.,
Wilmington, Philadelphia ana Way
irgt"u, until the parIor was 6lled a1,
overlooked into the dining room a a"l
from thence into the kitchen. U
MIR. Horn was surprised, realIgsu,
prlsed, grea -ly surprised, genuine,v, Sm
priseo, and he now understood ,rn'
the meaning of the extra merry ,vi1
k t that sn"nc from his wiie's ,vs.s.
she told him he would be re,nemhS,'I
some day. ltls enough 10 say thai w
tr"shments, a number of presents "A
a good time followed, but for otcai'
fifty years Ghar'ey,,Horn had a sunni.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
HEAVY FRAUDS.
China Cotton Hating in place OF
Aemp-A Swindlisg Aershans-
Nc escapes from n0ug H0pE,
China.

China Cotton Hating In place OF
Remp-A Swindlisg Merchant
Ne escapes from hong BepE
China.
Boston, April 10.-The Journal says:
"An outline of the operations Of an ex-
tensi ~ swindle In the China trade reach
ed Bo,to II this morning, and the indica.
tions are that gigantic fraud IL about
to be expNed. The house of Vogel &
Co., Of HonE Kong, has done large
business IN kemp, silk and other goods
bet ween China aud America and Eu.
rope. Very recently English and
French consignees Of the firm received
several cargOes of cheap fourth rate
silks in place of first class goods which
had been ordered and paid for, Hardly
had Investigation begun when the ar
rival Of the ship Richard Robinson in
New York on Saturday, with a cargo
from the same house exposed an extern
sivs fraud Of the same nature.
Several New York and Ioston firms
received cOnsiguuseuts of hemp, as Shey
supposed, by the vessel They had
sent letters of crsdit and purchased
through banking houses, rs is custo
mary il the Chiua trade, large guam
tity of hemp, worth nearly so T nale,
ON opening the cargo on Saturday i'll
was found TO consist principally of
Canton mating worth less than S. II
bale. Meantime steps 10 appTehend
the head Of the house at Hong Kong,
by means of cable orders to arrest him,
resulted III tlie receipt q "a n,SPa'ch
saying 'ha' ne hiu san on lhe !aSt
stealler PFon"pF 'or rr"uc'; bSIec,
:, AVA him a,,ha tina h.. ,,as eyra,...J
to arrive, hut he has been traced, it il |
believed 10 Italy. His capture Is well |
nigh despalred of. Pursuit is being |
made as rapidly as possible.
The silk sAipped TO Europe by Noge!
" Co. is worth not much more than $40
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
Bay II Lot.

PorCns dos ring to purchase y hnild-
ing Io; Should attend o2lrs sa.e to-mor-
r w in the city. They may no. have the
to purchase II huIIdnhg lot,
soon again on such easy terms.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
Paiulfng an d 6r0i ming

Tilghman Danner is ready to do az
kinds of painting and graining, 6lO
Tarte. street.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
A Rare Chance

Attend Ogle's sale Of lots N' .ma ~
and buy a building lot cheap ,soiuup.
easy terms, see adv. III othef '
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
CLOTHING !!

| We would respectfully in
vite the attention of the pub
lie to our CLOTHING De
partment, which contains all
the newest styles of the sea-
son for Men, Youths and
Boys wear, every suit OF
which Was specially MAJ u
featured tor US, and which We
not only warrant as repre-
sented, but guarantee" to
give the wearer satisfaction
IN proportion to price paid,
and those who have had any
d dealings with Us know that
Our guarantee means that if
the goods do no, give saris
faction and are not as repre-
sented we will allow anyrea.
sonable claim made by pr
chaser.
TERMS On a bill Of
S O, ST. dowl and 81 a week
On weekly CT monthly in
sta lments
These prices are as low
as any cash house can sell
same grade OF goods; at ana
IS to SO per cent. less than
any credit or instaliment
House.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
.REES, rkEES

TNREES, TREES
the Great Annual Public Sale, 90 o fruit,
shade q ornamental tees, Viilcs. plantp,
exc, VIII bo sJid at public Sole, by l.. W
It dhsm + Son at Fourth and King streets,
WILMINGTON, iel,
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1851
al Q o'clock, VIZ: Apple, resr. Peach Cherry
and other tree; Grapss, Rasl cherries, Black
Ferries, turrsnt e'c,, all OF raw and vGiu
aLle varieties, and ofthrifty growth; SEbIe
ana Evergreen lreeS ct all size ard vRrie
ties, suitable for street. lawn and cemetery
planting frCm oce of he oldset establlG he'd
tennsylvani, Nars.ries
'.he attention Ct planters is cal cd to this
sale as it will embrace ths largest aesort
ment ever ofierer ut puoiic ssle III this city.
Catalogues It sale. SElDHAM y sun.
aprll-4td<w uctiOpeera.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

The Arm in this city mentioned as
having been victimized by Vogel & Co.,
is that of Cyrus Wakefield n Co.,, deal
ers In East India goods At Is Washing
ton street The finn had consigu,
meut of2500 bales OF heml by the Rich.
ard L hlnson, bat owing to lack of
knowledge as to what proportion o!
there consignment is hemp and what
mating, they are unable to give u state.
nent of their losses.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
Mid Gloves.

Five hook gloves, spring shades, 81.
NJ. f.. Riley, 22S King Vt rect.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11
" She is Pooling
Thee. Beware -

April is a coquette. TO
day she h.rts with winter, to-
morrow with summer. Be-
tween the blowing hot and
cold we suffer. He only is
weather wise that meets
these turns with C reiul
clothing changes TO do
this the first need is a Light
Oyerccat. We know that
this is trite, but it gives US a
chance to say oEce more
that our stock Of them IS
great and good. Our prices
are S7.oo upwards, and the
fine French Wors'cds at
SIS 90 are bright and we |
assorted in c:olors, and i
style are emphatica|ly gen
tlemen's coats.
Daily Republican., 1882-04-11

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Cr0ttV's Sd add. 10 CrOtty.
Crotty's Outlets and CroHy's Add.

TO Cr0ttS
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-08

Pierce's Subdi0. Ell Block /, Witt
mOre's Add. to Letdnd.
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ONt.L0ts 10 CrottN
Crotty's !Subdir. rh n,oq Sec. %,
I. 33, II. 5.

Crotty's Subtle. Wh s,oq Sec. 20
I'opn 33, Il. 5.
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GUMS Add. 10 Mdrsetiles
Gums I'd Idd. to Warseilles.

Gums .Subdio. Of Lot 1, Gums
2i Add. 10 Wdrseilles.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1882-04-08

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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09
HEALTH MEETING.

REYNOLDS, H., Feb 9TH, 1892
The members of the Board of Health of
Bowling and Edgington Townships met in
Joint convention and adjourned to meet at
Taylor Ridge, February 9Th at nine o'clock
a. m. pursuant to adjournment.
The members of said Board met in con-
vention
Present.. B. Mcconnell, ]. P. johnson,
Nathan Boyer, Bowling: and James Tay,
Tor, w. A. Hubbard, Edgington.
On motion that j. b. Mcconnell act an
chairman-carried.
On motion that w. A. Hubbard act as
Secretary-carried.
]. 2. Johnson offered the following reso-
luton and moved its adoption:
WHEREAS, under the authority conferred
upon the Township Boards of Health, we
the health officers of Bowling and EdgiuQ-
ton Townships adept the following rules.
On account Of the prevalence of that dire
disease, small pox, in the city of Moline and
Village OF Cable, we deem il expedient for
the safety and health of the citizens and
residents of said Townships to prohibit any
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

Last night at Z o'clock, J. F. Schooner
of Davenport was waylaid by some foot
pads about three miles north of that city
and killed. The deceased was on his way
to attend dance in the country where he
had been engaged to furnish the music.
The murderers are unknown, although Cow
derby, young boy, was a witness of the
homicide, being on loaded wagon but q
few feet from the spot where the tragedy
was committed. The witness could not
identify the men, nor give a description OF
them which would lead TO their arrest. He
heard them demand Sehooner's money and
then the report of the pistol.
Schooner is resident of Davenport,
having lived on Leonard street in that place
for member of years. He is man of
about forty-five years of age. He leaves a
family consisting of wife and seven chill
dren. The effects of the dead man proved
to be of no value, and il is thought that
the robbers mistook their victim for some
farmer who had disposed of his product
and was on his way home with the money,
in his possession. An inquest was held this
morning, but nothing Of an important
nature was elected from the testimony SUBJ
mitted.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1882-02-09

Chronic Skin Diseases, Carries of the Bone, HUI
mors in the Blood, Scrofulous Diseases, Bad or Un
natural Habit OF Body, Syphilis and Venereal, Fee
yer Sores, Chronic or Old Ulcers, Salt Rheum
Ricketts,, White Swelling, Scald Head, Uterine AT
fections, Cankers, Glandular Swellings, Nodes
Wasting and Decay of the Body, Pfmples anC
Blotches, Tumors, Dyspepsia, Kidney and Bladder
Diseases, Chronic Rheumatism and Gout, Con
sumption, Gravel and Calculons Deposits, and
rietles of the above complaints to which some
times are given specious names.
We assert that there Is no known remedy thai
possesses the curative power over these diseases
that RAILWAYS REsoLvENT furnishes. II cnree
step by step, surely, from the foundation, and re-
stores the injured parts to their sound condition.
THE WASTES OF BODY ARE STOPPED
THY BLOOD sUPPIIED TO THE SYSTEM, from which
new material is formed. This is the first correc-
tive power of RAILWAYS REsoLyENT.
In cases where the system has been salivafed,
and Mercury, Quicksilver, Corrosive Sublimate
have accumulated and become deposited In the
bones, joints, ETC., causing carries of the bones,
ricketts,, spinal curvatures, contortions, white swell
lfngs. varicose veins, ETC., the SARsAPARILLIAR
viii resolve away those deposits and exterminate
the virus of the disease from the system.
cure OF Chronic, Scrououe or Syphilitic diseases,
however slow may be the cure. s.feel BETTER and
and their general health improving, their flesh and
weight increasing, or even keeping Its own, is q
sure sigh that the cure is progressing. In these
diseases the patient either gets better worse
the virus OF the disease is not inactve il not
rested and driven from the blood will spread and
continue to undermine the constitution. As Roon
as the SARsAPARILLIAN makes the patient s'feel
better, - every hour you Will grew oettsE and in
c. ss in health. strength aud hesh.