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Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
A Shocking Deed bM l.0,,

Last Saturday BAt Within,
nineteen years old, wen obs boS'
10 East St. Louis drum lal ,s nGj
opening the door, began to aspsiI|
His f4ther, Nelson Wbitney c,ssm|
and reproached him for hsupl,s|
when he answered with Curss Wa
Whitney. another son, intertsni aplI
struggle between the brothers tgI
The father tried to sepaptl rhen, n
Robert began to fire on bin With .u
volver. The father seized a I'd d
and beat the boy over the bad Vha
The 10y orawled away, vrsFicEAI
by the City Marshal, taken 10 Otaai
bOose, and there he diediH feshAn
Nelson Whitney, the father, aud VI
liam, the brother, were artsa |
murder. When shown the ltslahH
Of his son the fatLer seemed nj
moved, but sad: at could Vi
helped; he brought it all on hllat
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
MhHnr'A Court.

Mayor Wales occupied his ua4
at Police Court this morning @a
posed of the following cases.
Andrew Dougherty was a5lllH
guilty of being drunk and dINhal
and was fined 81 and costs,
John Gibbon, one of the Eilglal'
in the riot yesterday, was fined Sl0T
costs.
Thomas Elwood was very drunk
terday aud when spoken 70 BY aa!
Ger, cursed and abused him
Mayor imposed a fne Of 81 and COW
Two others, who were very aDl.
that their names should be supp'VS
we're each fined 81 aud costs, =
John Crouey, who gave hln"l
last night after shooting Msgulf
committed without bail, to aWa'
result of his injuries.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
MIS-. LsnEny I'm the "UnequHl
MaIcb."

Ia the first act Mrs Langtry has to
assume the character ola simple, art
less village maiden, who is In love; in
the second, that of wife misnnder-
stood, aud in false and trying position
Jealous of rival and deserted by u
husband; in the third, of a woman of
the world, hard, unsympathetio and
brilliant. Upon her entrance in the
first of these characters, that of the
tllcksrpith's daughter, Mrs. IIangtry
was received with a welcome as warm
as she could have wished.
1t wcs very evident from the first that
her Dovitiate had been passed, and that
she had rio herself OF the manner of
the am9teur and acquired that OF the
professional actress. Tht ra was moth
lNg cOnsITaiued or immature in her
method, and she played the entire act
nth a IranS, Ingenious spiri', an ease
and grace OF manner and LgLuralness
OF feeling that won for her the most
favorable demonstrations on the part
of the audience.
AT the close OF the act she was re.
peatedly called before the curtain on ce
in company with Mr.. Abbey. The
audience was quick to feel the charm
of Oer manner-that of woman OF II %
tinement and breeding. IC was mani
fest in her handsome, beaming face.
Grecian in type, iu the fine set of the
head and neck, IN her p0s g aud gesture,
and finally In her clear cut ami beautt.
ful anunCiation.
The sympathy so awakened Mrs.
Laugtry carried to the end. In the
emotional passages of Vhe second ac:
she WAS the weakest-the feeling was
correct, but she had clearly rot fully
mas oil the mttNots of expression.
|! her work in any point suggested the
amateur it WIS here, Aud 1t seemed
10 indicate that in plays that possessed
more OF the me.odramatic and less of
the comedy typ9 Mrs, Langtry would
be found lacking. But in the third act
where she assumed the manners of
the conventional woman of society, her
bar t3r was admirable.
AT no point VAS there any nantes
tatiOn of great talent, but, Oh the
other hand, there was abundance Of re-.
linen ent and grace, and the evidence
OF the most careful and conscientious
study. Indeed, 1t mSy safely be said
that Mrs. LaDgtry has not accepted this
profession from mere caprice, but that
she possesses mary qualities which
make her u true acquisition 10 the stage.
II she taiIs to deeply move sho will
never fail to greatly charm.
AS to her beauty, that has SO far be-
come proverbial that it is not necessary
to dwell upon it. She Is precisely like
her phot graphs, aud those every one
bas seen, The features are. not all perfect,
.ut they are in harmony. The mouth
is large, Uut The smile winning,
tlnay finally be tIu hfully said that
Mrs. Langtry's debut was interesting
and successful, and that she has talent
enough to deserve the largo share Of
public attention she will undoubtedly
receive.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

CNHERIFF'S SALE-RY VIRTUE OF A
writ OF Levarl Fa las TO mo direct
ed. will be exposed to public sale a. the OCurt
House. on NJ rket rect between Tenth aud
Flavprth streets. in the City of " ilmington
New Castle County, Del,
ON SATURDAY,
TnE 1lrH DAY OF NOVEMBER 1882,
at q o'olock, D. m, the following described
real estate, viz:
All that certain lot of land with the two
and a halfstOry frame dwelling house there
on erected, situate in the city Of Wilmington
bounded and described a. follows to wiz
BeVinning at tho sOutherly side Of the VII
minaton and Christiana turnpike road now
known Us Maryland Avenue, a corner now or
formerly OF stephen Ne Inns land, thence
bv said Newlin's land south twenty-five de
cTess. east one hundred lest to another cor
per of sal stephen Newlin's lard, thence
north sixty eigh degrees east sixteen ieet 10
A corner now or formerly OF re jamin Strad-
Iev'a lot. thence no tn twenty two degrees
wsst one hundred feet o the southerly si1e
NJ MARYLAND venue aforesaid, and tEence
along said Avenue south sixty eight degrees
west xteen feet to the place OF beginning
he the contents thereof what they may. BOOB
0 volume 10 page SO, etc.
Sc zed and takeb In execution rs the pro-
perty of John Iugan and Bridget Iis wife
and t, t's and to be sold BY
PHILIP X. CLARK, Sherln.
|SBRRIFy's OPPIoB, Wilmington, Del, uct
"a 1852. oct28 tnov11eOd
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
FIFTH EDITION
PRESIDENT ARTT;iS
Advice Tendersd nIm1,u
YORK he Akl

NEW YORK, Nov. m
morrow viii Say The Rsu uo ilua /
ty's message to Presidcnt ntPHu.ootCaNI a \
something like this: "MinSI NJ ASItaH NJ
business, which is not that % 81 sGn' ~, y
ing iu the loca. politics Of va y, lDlakI
am other State. Cease tryina GUa' oEa
ward politician and the EE.lsIO hI
the nation at the sane IinecO1lvs
men like John j. O'Brirr "Ihe' Se' LaI
French and John F. Smvtn, t1,tlhA |
own device. ''H 10 IN
Try to expand your no,i.
beyond the area to Wbicn biVli Tid
been accustomed to coma, yonhII
are not ignorant Of ths 9 rmS,t u
slatesmanship; advance S".leab
and contide in the people 'Isyaaa I,,eta
the politicians. i"'oaa
Be assured that when vor
to tois; the claims of Rose. ,anRlN
on disGusted constituents poaEl
fatal bluDder; that when ~, 5Uuaa
cried to console him under 'Is Js,a laH
a judgesh'p of the Supreme Tp.eal c.
insuited public intelligonce; JSa9 rSSi
you lent yourself TO Work 'lSa
and that OF his master, Coma ND q
g pvernor Cornell, you aron.'5
diguation of every thiDkiro
this State, and sowel distrns,
adminittrati wherever bo',a
manliness are reckoned smo rUu
cal virtues. Sh
Have a mind of your ov,. !.
President r, 1t OF a nation, not tot, ,,',l
and vindictive faction Of you,s'a 's
ty. The country may Be b,'.
at .nire Chester A. Arthur SSa E
he; it has emphatically cS ~
Chester A. Arthur az he il ,S'''all
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
THIRD EDITION.
A10UTAN INJUNOTION.
Against the PhIIadeipht@ IRON an"
k1e,I Company Directors.

u hAhba
kserI COn,paBy's Directors
The following statement regarding
the action of the court was puDilsheu
yesterday; ,. 1ua,o ,Ii,cb-
ell a preliminary Injunction restrain
ing John IL. Bringuurst and others
who are at present acting as president
and directors of the Philadelphia Iron
and steel company from makiug any
further issue OF stock, John r. Nerree'
a large stoukholder OF the corporatloh,,
Yesterday instituted proceeding Iot
uuo warTnn. o against the same defend
ants. with The object of ousting them
from their position 70 which II IS al.
legged they were elected only by illegal
rejection of proxy votes
William IL. Drayton, ESQ., counsel
for the company, makes the iollo"lhS
statement: " AS an erroneous state
ment has been published III se'eraI
papers as TO the contest now golnE Oh
in Comt of Common Pleas No : D.
tween diffrrAnt claimants for Tue d.fS"'
ton Of the Philadelphia Iron ana '91Se1
Company, it may be well 10 State Iua1
the char er of the corporation Goes hOV
permit voting by proxy, on "h.rn
ground such votes were refused by IHe
inspectors of election. And as TO an
issue of stock, the presout hoaFu "Au
resolution on the minutes passed. "heu
Mr.. Velree was president authorizing
an issue Of new stock. All that the
court has done is to eujOin the issue OF
this stock or any new stock until tle
question Of voting by proxy issettIed'
Mr., Bringhursr, president Of the
company, s4ld yesterday that the only
change made in the beard OF direc .ors is
the retirement II Mr., Nerreo and the
election OF James II. Windram. Some
of the directors have been in the board
since the formation OF the company.
Mr.. Bringhurst adds that 1t IS true Vna1 nav
Mr.. Verree controls "a pojorify OF the
stock, but that j. is hypothec"t2d an"
is out of his hands. His real lntereS
he states, il very small, and he has Ou.
fifty shares in his own name.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
A stormy Passage

The American Line steamship q, y y
ana arrived at her dock, foot Cniil. Nv
street, Philadelphia, at Il ~ .U, oe,
yesterday morning, after a siQII!I II5,,l
sage of thirteen days from .,aI Lna5'
For FIVE days the steamer otsi,.% E',l,.1
unreleating gale, and It rsqu,iSSI, !
superhumar Efforts Of CttireF' "a aIaS y,
10 carry the vessel through ,l.'', IL M
There were GOO steerage Pl'%neI
Among the cabin paSsei9Eef' o,,pr sT
Steinetz, the champion ches' p,I's ,ns.
the world, who comes 70 tno,,aSSi aS
under the auspices Of the Poll'Spr OIL ,'5l
Chess Club for q forty u"!' ""
ment.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
TO Promulga.e IN. Truth.

The way to get a thing believed by
the public at large is to first have a
truth to announce without any doubt
or suspicion as to its being the truth,
and then to keep on telling by speech
and pen, type and figure, in every way
repeating it. constantly. Thus it was
that when The Louisiana State Lottery
was incorporated in 1868 at New
Orleans, for charitable and educational
purposes, there was doubt that the
managers would act as fairly as they
announced, but the fact that Generals
& T. Beauregard of La, and Jubal A.
Early OF Va, have the sole supervision
of the drawings removes this suspicion,
and it has been proven up to the 15Otb
monthly drawing on Nov. l4th, that
millions have been distributed to par
ties apply ying to NJ. A. Dauphin, New
Orleans, La, in sums ranging as high
as $1OO, 900, and 80 on down. Tickets
cost IS, but tiftbs are sold at 81 each,
and the certainty of the event is sup
plemented by the knowledge that some
one will get $4,000, or fractional parts
thereof. Who will 1t be-?
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
G,OneIuded.

DR., Darmon conclcdess, :, NIB siiI lis ii
to his patients in Philaas,RbjjscI ao ,bjs Ill
time, til and on his return to 'soorIRVsd IRSS'
nav may be consulted at the g, sCG,nsSi .trsnts u
ner @ of Third and shipley ~ sIto !, oIos,li
he Ref hopes UI will be a permanent 10 5o'T ~
that bis patients may INV
in finding him.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
RnInrhiid,n Ine0me.

Baron Wilhelm RotHchild, of Frank
frot, is so strict Jew that during his
recent tour through Switzerland he was
accompanied, rot only by his ritual
cook and butcher, but also by ten de
yUut persons OF his own religion, who
wer solely for the purpose of praying
with him, as, according to Mosaic law,
n congregation must consist of at least
ten worshippers. The baron returned
his income for 1881 al 81 1877 800, so that
he can certainly afford himeelf these
ritualistic luxuries.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
n-0aa,n1 Accidenl IN EnElI

LONDON, Nov. IA deSpa,ol ,oo
Derby states that an eTP'OSTiiGr Tiar
red this morning in the UIaJ .!s'
Coiliery. Col The report was term, ten nI'
is believed that a large huInO''
ers are entombed. ballard
LoNDJN, Nov. 7.-Itiss .lts is Oe,,',S ell 4,
thirty persons we're killed dclII,.,I Gy w.
tunately the majority o. :, ,bs NV III
men we're above ground at 'n0 v
the calamity.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
Sick III eRdache.

Said n gentleman in our store a few
days ago, | suffered intensely with
sick headache even to losing time in
business, until used DR.. Smms' Veg
etable Liver Pills. He says they are
the finest pills he ever used. We have
heard hundreds say the same in our
store. 20 cents for family box. Depot,
4th and King.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
Fhe weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, NoVem Der
al A. M.
THE WEATHER RTPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States ::
light local rains followed by clearing
weather, northeasterly winds, becoming
variable, nearly stationary temperature,
stationary Or higher pressure.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
DEGlsIkR'S ORDER.
KRGIs1 ER' OFFICE,

KRGIs7ERs OFFICE,
rEwCAaTLRCoUNTY, lei, o =. 10, 1882.
upon the application OF Benjamin T. VII
s,n, Administrator Of Susan Wilson, LAT
Wilmington HID, in saidcounty, deceased,
It is ordered and directed by the KeglStert at
tho executors aforesaid give notice Of the
Ernnting ofletters sOfAdWinlstratiOn of upon he
estate Of deceased, with the date Of granting
thereof by causing advertisements to beposit-
cd within forty days from the date Of su ch
Letters, in six Of the most public places oft he
county 9f New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to present
the same or abide by an act Of Assembly in
guch case made and provided; and also cause
the same % be inserted within the same
neriod IN the Daily EBPUBLICAp.
newspaper published luWllmington, and to
be continued therein three weeks, (e-O-d.l
Given under the hand and Seal
SL.p of Office vi the Register aforesaid at
te,>-, wilmington, in New &stle county,
aforesaid, the Gay and yelr above written.
s. ". BIaGS, Register.
NoTIoR.-All persons having claim saRainst
the estate of the deceased must present the
same, duly attested to the Administrator. on
Orbefore the 10th day OF October, 1883, or abide
the act of Assembly in such case made and
provided. BkNJAMlN F. WILSON,
Administrator.
I,aisware octl1
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
In DyIng CODdi'lO'',

Daniel Mcguire who who. "to IN ID
John Croney last Digns snsr Froul
Wits Witsll's cigar store. 'osDor 'GossDDortsd dbl b
Madison streets, was R IePVbi tbis psr
ing condition at 4 o'clock kaSuT,'ss,taipI ST's
and AND very little hopes are SoeocnoSldor on,Sl
his recovery. He is uH''
times.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
NOI ARaeAReU,

A gentleman irformed us that he has
been resident of this State seven years
and although he has expended some
$40 i'll trying to get assessed, having app
Piled to the Levy Court at New Caste,
his name has not yet appeared on the
iduplicate of tho tax collector. That
q certainly model law, and operates
abou as fairly and cleanly as Bayard :
match tax.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
orders for Cars.

FROM the Toronto MAll'
The Camden Southern railway has
given an order to the Harlan ~ HOl-
lingsworth Company, of Wilmington,
for the construction of two elegant din
lug room cars which will be as fine as
any in the country,
1t has also contracted with the Jack
son g. Sharp Company of Wilminton
for ten first class coaches to be finished
in mahogany and Of the most modern
style. These are 10 be delivered by
February next. 1t IS understood that
thirteen rev Locomotives are to be built
for the road at Schenectady.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

II you suffer from Liver Complaint or
Dsordered Stomach, why don't you
try bottle Of May Apple Compound
1t costs less than other medicines and
is purely vegetable preparation and
you can get it at Belts or Danforth's
drug stores. 1t is manufactured by
Stoner and Thompson, Henry Clay,
Delaware,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
An Excellent Opening.

Mr.. D. p. Smyth, who for number
of years has successful conducted the
jewelry business at No. 81 Market
street, having deter ned to retire, Of
fers his plao, forsa This Is splen'
did opening FOR young man, as the
place has been established many years,
and is one of the best stands in the
city.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
TheI0ntna PARADOX.

The Equine Paradox will be under
the control Of John d. Mishler of Read
ing, Pa, for the ensuing year. Mr.,
Mishler pays $50, 900 for the troupe OF
horses, aud the services of Professor
Bal thOlOmew for that time.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
N New ROOk,

stausbury Murray of No 0 French
street is now 81 gagged in getting up a
book known as the Travellers Guide.
On one side OF the cover will be printed
his place in history and on the other
the Wales celebrated 8 cent cigars.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

TUWRAH FOX lC9 T. SIXTH STREET.
II I saw SOmetf ing mi ( Nv eth street.
and thought It was Jumbo vhen II came
closer, I found 1t wa women CCminP from the
Ora yer strr'. l Ft0rped and they howed
me ll15B Cf white sugar lCr 81; 4h Of good
brown sugar ts 81: ions Ct coffee r 81: IN Of
new crop tea for ~; ION jelly for 81: lth pre-
serves 81; '2b trunes for 81; 4 bags tlcnr q0c;
3h snaps f. + DC: 4b rice 2bc' IN rice Csc: Oh
rice 25c: 3b ice 2fc;4b corn starch 2'c 3B cur
rants 2gc: IN raisins 81; 70. bears 16c; ats.
beans 25c; then they had bb Of the hest ceffse
for 81: lot Of fine coffee ct 2'c h; all around
the had shamrock -four every place they
could mack q bag or barrel at 81 and ~ 80 all
around. We have Jun bo oOiIee In tin cans.
so set Of to 1903 Il sixth st 10 buy and save
at 1903 East 9Th st. Granger store.
nOVS 6tH T. M. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

Colds yield to onions like !. , pift iii
DR.. Bulls Cough syrup r,nlppenSio ~ pe
curing a cold or cough a. .ny draI
oOS bottle Ss s0s are 20 sure UIs'i it will do Y
every time.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
NOIice.

The Wilmington Ffm'II EN- .lrlI
Society will celebrate I%rsws w. EpS
anniversary s in s.. Ana5f@T 55ffteTpoon
GS%LUOB 1Nov. 5Btb) 81 O'Clock All ="
sIly invited to attend
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

II UPTURE - CUBE GUARANTEED
IL, by } Il. Mayors M ethod. Permanent
Cure Tor MI cases. Patients OF bolh eeXeI
and Of eveTyage entl rely Cured BY this Treat
lnent Seld stamp for Testimonials OF pei
sons cRet. Advice Tree. ONCE hours, ~
NJ to5P.N. nh Arch st Phila. oc3
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

Browns Bronchial TrOChes are eX-
csllent for the reiet OF HoarseneSs or
Sore Throat. They are exceedingly eff
tective. "-Chrislian World, London,
Eng.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
Election Day.

Oak Hall will be open for
business as usual all of to-
day. W c would remind
our citizens whose day will
be broken by election du-
ties, that it will be a con-
vcnientt time to buy Fall and
Winter clothing. The Oak
Hall stock is at the zenith
now. The first comers get
the largest variety to choose
from. Prices will not fall,
Many goods are becoming
scarce already.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

HOWETT- H ERDTM AN-In Philadelphia,
Nov. lst irst.. b. rev. Philip l. Jones ,S4OS
SilveIton avenue, Mr.. intOn howttt, OF
Wilmngton, formerly Of p Ena., to Miss
Am lila HcIdtman, OF Wilmington, Lela-
ware.
Baltimore papers please cory.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
The Latest Returns

give MulDin & Sor, 9th and Market,
The largest majorities for selling Clotl E
ing at the lowest prices, ard the returns
ale sill coming TO the same effect.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
IlnYeHcErd Inc HIgheaI

expressions of appreciation from par
Ties who have taken s. S. S. for Skin
and Blood Diseases. WIN. Litterer &
Co, Nashville, Tenn. Price 81 and Sl.75
per bottle OF all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
We Deal IH Hats. Gaps and FuFs
Exclusively

All our attention, time and facilities
for business transaction are wholly de-
voted to this one branch OF trade, and
wa are, therefore, enabled to offer un-
usual advantages to all buyers.
Il. n. EHmtOFO & Bro. 4O4 Market
street
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

Mocking Bird Fool IL ade by Camden
Bird FLod Go. For sale by Taylor Il
Fullerton, 302 King st,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
Deaths.

HARVEY --On Monday morning, Nov. 9Th
1872, Martha EeTicks0n, wife Of Amor h
Harvey.
Relatives and friends are respectfully invi
ted t0 attend the funeral from the residence
Of her nu baud, lS l Market street, to leave
the house Thursday afternoon at z O'Clock
without further notice.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
Co,tOO and WOODEN FInnneIs
RIEn-

from cents up at Wainwright, 81:
Market Street,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

Quits and Blankets
from 81. 90 up, Wainwright 319 Market
Street,
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08

vYANTED-eO QUARTS OF MILK DE.
w Iiyered In Wilmington, daily. Apply
atKtes & Notes, and Il TRtnalI st, noVS'%t
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
WANAMAKER & Brown
oak HALL, Sixth and Market Streets.
PHILADELPHIA.

MYOTICE-I, DENNIS BKADLE
" owner Of the within mentioned prem
ises, In compliance with an AIT of Assembly
in such case made and provided, do hereby
give police that shall apply in writing to
tho honorable the Judges Of the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace and Jail lie.
livery OF the State OF ID 'laware, in and for
New Castle County on Monday. the 2Nth day
of November next. A, ID 1852, being the irGt
day Of said court, for lioPnSe to keen an inn
or tavern, at 4OS West Front st, in the First
ward OF the city of Wilmington, Del md to
sell intoGtcR ting liquors in less quantities
than one quart. to he drank on the premises
and the following respectable citizens, resi-
dents OF said ward, recommend the said Bp.
DlicRtiOn, to wi
James NcIarey John MulrOoney
John Pyrne j McNaNUs
August RieTman Rernard kl'ile
Martin KeORh John : Brendv
Thnmas MulIOOney Patrick DNugherty
John Bader Michael j Snarkey
John Wagner Lawence l. RIRnPy
Robert Anderson Austin GayTOr
George Lutz James Mcbanna
John Wilson Daniel Mcllwte
VIM McCauley VIM OK
MichacI DAWN Charles WinSloW
ThOs Dunn Pobert Morrow
Andrew q. White. DENNIS BRADLEY.
n0iSGtf
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
wImaar Underwear

for Men, Women and cbildrenat al Vain
wrightB, 812 Mark ct Street.
Daily Republican., 1882-11-08
state Of the Tnerm Omerer

UIHIW UI EWU hui 1T "H1lOHVI
OF the REPUBLICAN, Office in the shade
this morning:
o'clock 10 O'Clock IL O'CLOCK
49o 54o 80