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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-03
NPEClAL NOTICE.

Having purchased the stook AMI fixtures
Of the store No. 3 West Third street. ! have
opened new department In my store q Tea
and Cofees, which viii sell cheap for cash.
sold on their merit IN re- than the price OF
the present given IL q quality o the goods.
q teas reduced to 9Jcts and 20 on according
to the quality. Also n fan line OF staple
groceries, cheap No misrepresenting goods
to make Gales. Call and see for yourself Mt
the town town Tea and Grocery store, s. L.
cor. OF Fiflh and Poplar sts.
---dec23-6t L. X. PATTON, Proprietor.
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NOTICE-- -NORTHERN DISTRICT,
IN CITY OF WILMINGTON.

All persons having disposed Of real estate
by sale or otherwise, will please notify the
undersigned OF the same, that he may prop.
erly transfer the same on the county assess
ment, and all persons who are not already as
sessed can have their names added by call
ing at his residence, No. s02 French street
any evening saturday excepted, between
the hours of bano SPIN, until further notice.
THOMAS W. SAVILLE,
County Assessor Northern district,
now ii Wilmington, Del.
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THE NUMBER of sudden deaths IN
Wilmington If late is really alarming.
The wing and well Of to-day are the
dead ofyb-morrJw. Never did the ad-
monitor, "be ye also ready" come
wiz more foico.
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WILMINGTON, Del. Dec. lat. 1881. \


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FIRST NATIONAL BANK,

WILMINGTON, DEL. dec. 9Th, 1881.
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WILMINGTON, Del, Dec IL, 1881.

NO1lCt- - ELECTION. NATIONAL
~ BANK OF WILMINGTON AND
BRANDY WINE
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Cernet Band and Orchestra.
Reserved seats, 10 cents; .or sale at G.
Thomas n Co.'S.
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DUBLlO SALE.
LANCASTER 90 DNrY COWS, CAL
AND sPRINGERS.
Tho pubscrihsr will sell - public sale, 1t
the Chadds' FORD Hotel, Delaware County,
70 on
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, isGa.
at / O'Clock p. M,
Forty Lancaster county COWS apd G1S
given' No postpOnement on account VI
weather. ANUS w. nou
Il ". StidbsmA Son aucS dscSeo
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BAZaR.-ILLUSTRATEI

l. .,,.,,.
Thi popular journal is a rare cOmbinst'n
Of literature, art and fashion Its STORES,
poems and essays are by the best writers o.
Europe and America; its ensrsvings posses
TIE highe.t excellence; ard In all matter
pertaining to fashion It is universal at-
knowIedged 10 be the leading authority u
the isnd The new volume cont .ins man!
novelties.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10

broad shouldered deep -chested manly speci-
men Of humanity. Ills square, resouc, sun Drowned
face Is acccntuated by crisp curling mustache COM
pletely hiding his mouth. His straight nose clear
blue eyes, and square Jaws stando out IN face remark
able for It's combination of good nature and iron
resolution Cayanaugu used to set out from the ofcc
Of the Secretary NJ the Treasury after night with
yaso simply stuffed with Government currency. one
night he had his agS75o 600 In grccnhacks Every
dollar ever ntrused to him was safely carried. Not
penny ever was lost. Ills pay from the Treasury
was hsreguar one-eght dollars day aud his travel.
ing expenses. lie gave bonds for this work. as the
law recognized no such way ot carrying the funds
The Secretary had absolutely no protection beyond
Cayanaugl's individual honor II he had run away
with an odd million ut any time he could not have
been prosecuted tor more than breach Of trust
In the carrying Vt this money Cavanaugh
| carried more than his life in his hands.
lit were suspected that he was carrying such
sums over In section OF New York sleeper as an
ordinary passenger hewould certainly have been at
tackled. n he had been robbed nothing but his death
In defending his trust could have saved him from
the scandal OF being classcd 10y many as a guilty
participant In the robbery. Toward the last Cava.
naugh became very nervous. lie used to start out
with his money in hand aud revolver In an
other, hidden IN the pocket OF his great coat close
coupe took him down the Avenue. In the sleeping
car, toward the last, he slept but little Some one
was ALWAYS reaching his gashed throat for the
money placed In his trust. 1t great relief when
this dreadful responsibility came to an end and he
was able to 20 back to his ordinary duties. To-day
Cayanaugh Is again carrying Government money.
lie Is the onclal who takes from the Treasury the
money needed iu the business once Of the Sergeant
at-Arms's Office, where the members arc paid. Bank
cashiers and men In high trust could mud much to
learn In the rugged, unassumlng Integrity OF Thomas
| Cayanauuh
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10

A few days ago was served with coffee in
o small hostolty, consisting Of low cabaret and a
cornctih, by dusky young man In cotton trousers
and carpet slippers nobody wears stockings aud but
few wear shoes In this countty except the arsocrats
who live In Rio Jaueiro, Bahia, or Pernambuco }
Arcr helping himself TO the FIRST cnp he informed me
that he was not In the habit o entertaining Travellers
and had only consented this occasion because tho
hour was late and the next village three or four hours
distant The fact was, he continued, he was the
ot the Baron dc Monteverde, whose noble fazenda
stood on the banks VI the Rio Verde. aferward saw
this noble fazendn, ItwaS ruined hut almost twenty
feet square, with nothing inside OF it--not even q
beuCh-eNcept nth and vcrmn At another place
where stopped my dinner was cooked by ady-also
Of dusky hue-who was the Baroness OF R. These
titles cost about $500, and can be purchased by any
body, FazendinCs who send their sons to school In
England or the United Saosa few are able 10 afford
this advautnge-commonly purchase titles for their
young men before sending them abroad, In the hope
OF their being able to catch ~ blonde and con
hdiug holrcss OF those wiutrv Cmes. met young
English lady In Rio who had been trapped In this way
She said she had had e3 600 In the funds the proceed,
VI legacy left her years before by relative,
and that she mad met Brazilian " nobeman, ~ the
baron de h In London At u reception given by
the Brazilian Ministers that deceived by his title, his
apparent good standing In society, and his oily man.
ucrs, she had listened TO proposal OF marriage from
HIM and had married him after n courtship Of three
months. Within y month after the marriage tho
'nobleman - ran away with her money, and she had
followed him, rs she supposed. to Rio, there to find
that he had not returned to Brazil, and worse than
all, that he was q iourneymau barber, Cor. Phiid.
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AN HONOR TO THE NAVY.
The Gallant Record ofa Young one

Lieut.. Slack, recently ordered to the
Juniata, received from England not long ago q
service OF cut glass and silver, aud the tray is this
legend;
From j. Philip scott, ESD, to W. II. Slack
u $. Navy as a token OF gratitude for the presence
Of mind and high courage displayed November Z,
1851,
It seems that Mr.. Scott was being driven In . low
T-cart through one Of the parks outside Of London.
Hlswlfe aud her sister were the back seat. The
horses took fright and dragged the vehicle low
Iron railing which ran along about five Inches above
the road, dividing 1t from the grass plot. The old
gentleman and the driver were thrown out aud con-
siderably hurt, but the ladies' remained In. Mr..
Slack, near witness, that the other side Of
the grass plot u similar fence would be encountered,
aud also that the Telns wero hanging the corner
Of the dashboard, ieng considerable OF an athlete
aud an excellent runner he was able to reach the
back Of the carriage chamber over the ladies' aud get
on to the front seat, He found, however, the Teius
had slipped off ln the meantime. with One foot ON
tho Dashboard aud uue pu the scat hu balanced
himself and jumped To the back Of OF the horses
which, swcTylug violently, threw him Off, wreuch-
Ing the check rein from his grasp. In the fan his
hand encountered the dragging reins, and, though
much shaken, he COntfiNed tO gain his feet aud sue
ceeded In stopping the horses before too late,
rms Is not the hfHt time Lieut. Slack has rlsked
MS life TO save others. lie was nearly drowned In
the Delaware In his efforts 10 save man, who was
finally brought TO shore with tho help Of q friend.
In vile FranChe liarbor he WAS knocked nearly
senseless In struggle he had in the water with a
marine, who during dellrium had Jumped from the
side Of the Franklin To drown himself
Lieut. Slack has always been 90 modest, Insisting
upon making bO'lght of his exploits that little
credit has been given him except by those who have
sailed In his company.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

James X, Osgood q Co. have brought out
Mr, Henry BaCOu's 90 Partisan Art ana Artists -
In handsome volume, embellished with over Hfty
woll-exocute1 Illustrations Ia no other volume can
one obtain so fair aud comprehensive view Of con-
temperaneous French art and artists
Messrs Paret * Wilmington send us a
beautiful little volume Of new fairy stories, entitled
Little Folk IN Greeu,n New York. White A
stokes with Illustrations IN color by Miss lydia
Enmet. Tue stories are well told, and the book one
which can be cordially commended q buyers for
Christmas.
"Deniok DOdd's new book, Summer
sauntorngs, " Is Just out II lisa book that treats Of
All The principal resorts m California which the author
has visited during the past summer In SENT humor-
Gus, aeml- descriptive manner. The rich vein Of
hunor which runs through this admirable series of
letters is only second TO Mark Twain, and nayors
hlgiuy ot the kabeaisan type while the occasional
aashes oi saire are worthy Of the pen Of Thackeray
several "a the authOr'a best poems are also IN tie
book. Altogether the little volume Is decidedly ln
teresting one, and Mr. Frank Gassaway Is 10 be con.
graduated iof contributing 1t 10 our literature
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MARRVr.D-

SUIELDs-TRlGG.-Ma In Memphis, Tenn.
on wednesday, November -, 1889, mt the residence
OF the BRIDES mother, Mrs. Gen. Pillow, by the Rev
William klen, dean OF st. Mary L. T.. Cathedral,
John n. Shields, Of Norfolk, Va, and Marie Elist
rrigg, of Memphis. NoCards.
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Nninhmgrch ArnIn.

saw so much said about the merits of
Hop Btters, aud my wife, who was always doctorlng
and never well, tcased me 80 urgently to get her
some, | concluded to be humbugged again, and am
glad did, for In less thau two months use Of tho
Htters my wife was cured, and she has remained so
for eighteen months since, like such humbuggng.
II. T., 81. Paul, - Pioneer Press.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10

As OK the previous occasion the Star
Route defendants are trying to block the
wheels OF justice at the start with rubbish.
II is impossible to imagine shrewd and ex-
perieneed men filing such pack of "am-
dayits " and Emotions as those showered
on Judge Wylie last week except as the
tactics Of despair. II such grounds could
be accepted for postponing or dispensing
with trial criminals might 60 down to
their graves in peace.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10

Next summer Jay Gould will make a
bridal tour around the world He will stop of at
Laramie and pick M hot spike at the rolling mill
and then he viii put 1t down and ask Gen. Mock N
the hen that lays those spikes isn't little feverlsh
D1pFygyUuH.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10
A,derney Dn,ry waxousn

Fresh Alderney butter churned every
morning ana delivered in %-pound "ward " prints,
ii cents per pound. Also cottage cheese buttermllk
per mint.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10

The meeting of prominent citizens last
Wednesday, all of whom had been the victims Of all-
dacious and unpunshed robberies, to consider the
statement OF exDetectlve Wood, of the Treasury
Department, was an event of deep significance and
Importance which has made a sensation In police cir
cles. It has of course. been urged 10y the city de-
tectives and their friends that Wood is a man of
shady character, with grievances ayenge and that
lie 10 backed chiefly by the statements OF the con-
victed monte men, Murphy and O'Lcary.
But they have mistaken the temper Of the
public and Of the higher officials Of Govern
ment II they think that an investigation Of such
charges can now be sneered down or buGed OF.
This has been too much the practice when individual
citizens have made similar charges or brought similar
facts TO the notice of the proper authorities They
have been required to 'put them In writing" to file
anidayits ETC., until they were wearied and the
matter could be quietly pgeon-holed. The police
force having shown tendency to purify Itself of
obnoxious members or Increase Its own efficiency,
must now be taken In hand from outside and the
process, when begun, should he thorough and lasting
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10

The New York Sun seems to have fallen
into the hands Of Jay Could as evnced by its en-
tire abStention from the attacks 1t used to make upon
him, and also by its course regarding the Associated
Press, the cable, and telegraph controversies.
st more curious fact is that the Sun appears
also to have fallen under the control of some one who
wants to acqui the star Route defendants. Hence it
Is now engaged In vigorously protesting against their
being aga in tried before Judge Wylle.
What Is the mysterious influence that has so GU
riOusy affected the Sun ,
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10

Mr.. CHARLES S. HILL, of the State Depart
ment in letter to the World, which the Times re-
fused to print, exposes misstaements which tile
Latter journal made in a criticism of his views on
tariff revision. Mr.. Hin seems from the face of the
returns, to have the best of tue argument.
The Sunday herald. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1866-1887, 1882-12-10

Not SO adrot was the attempt once made by a New
York Herald reporter to obtain advance information
from the Judge about the decision IN the greenback
cases. The reporter called at the National Hotel
where the Judge was then living. He sent up his
card and after being admitted found the Judge con-
versing with an old friend The reporter introduced
himself, and then, without word of explanation, he
took out long note book and array of sharpened
pencils. These were placed upon the table. The re-
porter then took chair, opened his note. book, aud
took up one of his pencils The Judge was so taken
by surprise by the matter of-fact way of the calle
that he had not ventured word. The reporter now
began, 'Justice Davis Mr.. Bennett has sent me
hereto Interview you upon the coming decision In
the greenback cases. You talk to me as freely
you please, and you may rest assured that you will
be accurately reported The silence that followed
this alarming proposal was simply awful. In a
moment the Judge beckoned to the rash young man
as lie said, Wl you please look out of that window
and tell me how far it is down to the sidewalk. -
The reporter in the best Of faith looked and then
said - should say about thirty feet'' "Well -
said the Judge 4" IL did my whole duty would
take you bv the uape of the neck and throw you out
of that window, but as You young and do moi
comprehend the horrible improperly of your impu-
dence Will forgive and allow you to leave this room
by the door If you are not too long about it,. The
reporter promptly disappeared.