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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
Rev. q. l.. Moore Remembered.

Last Thursday evening the congrega-
ton of Greenhill Presbyterian Church
called and paid their regular annual
respects to Rev. Gaylord L. More, pas.
tor of the church. The occasion was
intended as a surprise to the venerable
pastor but he had so often been made
he recipient of their kindness that
nothing now surprises him. On Thurs
day evening after spending a very
pleasant evening and partakipg Of re
Ireshmeuts they placed in the hands OF
their beloved pastor purse containing
500. Mr.. More has been pastor of the
Greenhill church twelve years aud his
experience is that the liucS have fallen
to him i'll pleasant places. On Christ
mas few ladies presented him with a
very beautiful ebony cane with gold
head. Mr.. Moore was attacked with II
partial paralysis N November but he
has recovered and is able to fill his pull
pit with his usual ability and accep
lance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
A We'll X nOwn Citizen Dead.

This morning about | DC ock, Mr..
Joseph Hart, well known citizen died
al his residence + shth and Bennett
streets, of pneumonia, after an illness
of one week : duration. Mr.. Hart was
in the 10Th year Of his age. and native
o! England and cmigrated to his roun-
try when he was about twenty years
old. He removed to this city some nine
or zen years IA ., and followed shoe
making; he also kept Il small store for
the sale Of newspapers, periodicals, etc.
Mr. Hart was what is known as a Lib
eraI il his views, and was q great al.
mircr Of Thomas Paine and his wri.
tingI. 1t was his Gu ltom on each ami.
versary Of e birthday OF Thomas
'aiuc, to decorate his house with Il igs
and notices, in honor Of 'hr "0eut.
Yesterday was tue anniversary of
paine's birthday aud he had made ex-
tensive arrangements tor III observa nee.
Last year Mr.. Ward who oc ,upies part
OF the house where he resided, as a
store, objected to his decorating the
premises, and the old gentleman inten.
d.d having a celebrate on this year on
a grand scale, at the HUXLEY Building
Sixth and Shipley streets. He intend.
ed to organize an association of free
thinkers to be called the Church OF HUI
| II anity; the organ zation WAS perfected
but he was struggling with death. Those
that were present say that his death
was calm aud peaceful, that he died IA.
he had lived, without any change in
his peculiar belief. His wife died &
short lime since. The funeral vii
take place on Wednesday, afternoon a.
2 O'Clock to proceed TO lsiverview Come
ltary,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

DR.. ). H, Nixon, pastor OF Central
Presbyterian Church, by request
preached powerful sermon FROM the
text: "For .m jealous God, visiting
the iniqulty OF the Fathers upon the
children unto the third and fourth gan
Grafton OF them that bite me-" The
sermon was q master effort and showed
that the Doctor had, by much study,
mastered his subject. The sermon was
listened to by an attentive audience and
we sincerely hope for those who did moi
hear it aud many wh) have a wrong
conception of that portion of Gods
word, that it may be repeated at some
early day aud that notice may be given
80 that many may avail themselves Of
the opportunity OF hearing il.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
An Accommodating Collector.

William Wilson, Democratic county
tax collector for Brandywine Hundred,
has the deserved name of being a very
efficient and accommodating tax collec
tor He calls upon all alike regardless
of politics and tells them he wants
them TO pay their taxes. He under
stands he says that he was appointed
to collect the taxes Of Brandywine
Hundred, and that he intends to do
without fear, form or Partially. He
has been through the last District and
with the exception some half dozen
or so, all have paid, and against the
time the Levy G .urt NEE Is in March il
is believed they will not be one un paid
tax in the Hundred if persons who
reside there and are assessed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
THIRD EDITION.


A new deLonin ton, " b. known As inc
Churca Of Humanity, was Ssgnsd In the da!-
ley Buildia: sixth and shtviey strsets s'S
terdsy afternoon. TIE meeting wos Organ
lied by call ny Edward Msndsnhall to the
chai,. and X. Il. Mcdonnell tecretary. Ihe
f,rst bus nsss transacted was Al election Of
ofticers,,o srve tor the .ensuing three months
and resulted in the TO Lowing being chosen;
p esident-'rJ. y. ~elh.
secr.tary-R r. Mcdonnell.
Treasurer-Z X ng.
A comm ttee on rules we're appointed, con
sisting Of Dr. J. b. Woleh, Charles brace aho
R.F. Mcdonnell. The objects Of the society
are to discuss AL questions hat will terd Y
restore mao TO his natural unaiienaol'
rights" There will DO anOt ssr meeting heit
next Sunday afternoon at 2s'cl- OK, when TN
following question will be discus cd; Doe
the EioIe teach that Jesus ua' God conae
scending to man, or man ascending to dod.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

The Y. P. NJ and l.. Society of MON
M. +. Church held its regular weekly
meeting in the lecture room on Satur-
day evening. After the regular order
of business, an interesting programme
was given by members Of the society.
Deserving special mention were their
readings by Miss Buckley, Mr.. San der
son and Mr.. Hansel In Miss Buckley
the society has found a useful membe.
aud one who never evades duty. After
the conclusions Of the regular pro
gram me the choir, which has recently
betn organized iu con .rction with the
society, rehearsed several selections
f ON their new book The choir is max
ing rapid progress under its efficient
instructor, MIR. John Cannon. The
society promises rich entertainment
to be Civ, u in the near future.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
At the Wilsni ngton Academy

Mr.. Crabb desires to state for The
eft OF the citizens of this city that
report of "his intending to close
academy in June" for good, Is nut,
He ex poets to continue for u numbe,
years yet. He will remove in MAJ
to the Grcenman building, entranc4
Shipley street. The following stad(
received honor medals this morning
Higher Dept, Harvey HollingjE1
Junior Dept, Lucy Stroud and JOG
NJ. rarser; Primary Dept, Flor
kirkman; Infant Dept, Harry Jd
His intention next fall Is TO OPP
Teiegraphic College in connection
his Academy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
Tin khOD kObbeu.

About half past ten o'clocf
morning, an it,nerant umbrella
der, entered the tin shop OF ~
Robinson, at Second and King 81
helped himself to several brass 81
some pieces of lead pipe and .
other articles which were lying q
and made off with them. Vine
Robinson returned to the shop \
surprised to find the articles wei
and immediately went in searct
Thief.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
yerdlet COuArsll

The Court of Chsncery held an ad-
iourued session in Dover last week, for
the purpose Of taking into considera,
ton as to the fact of the lunacy OF
William E. Wilson, of Smyrna, who was
declared a lunatic about two years ago
by the verdict Of commission who
were appointed to examine him. Mr. D.
A. Fulton, Attorney for Wilson, ap-
peared before the Chancellor to resist
the confirmation OF the report OF the
commissi ion on the ground that he bad
since been restored to reason.
George V. Massey, Esy., appeared II
behalf Of the friends Of Wilson. Th'
Chancellor confirmed the verdict OF TIT
commission who pronounced Wilson
lunatic, after several witnesses Wert
examined and arguments heard from
both counsels.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

or the Daily REPUBLICAN,.


WILhINGroN, Del, Jan. 9th. 1882.
In notice amongst the names of the
candidates for Coroner of New Castle
County, David H. Wingste of Whining
ton. | have known Mr.. Wingate for
over twenty years He has been an
earnest active worker in the Republican
party during that time, for many years
he served on the police force of this
city, and he was courteous, prompt
and efficient officer He is we'll quail
fed for the position, and he is deserving
of the office. His repu,ati II for honesty
integrity and sooriety is unquestioned
and in this city where he is well known
is respected. He will undoubtedly
poll very large vote at the nomination
election. SIXTH WARD.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
Visiting HIS Fat ner.

DR.. E. J. Almond, brother of May.
or Almond, who resides at Palmyra,
Macoupin county, ILL.,, is now iii this
city d guest of his brother. H. was
teleyraphed for on account of the serious
illness of his father. DR.. Almond
graduated in 1889 at The jefferson Medi-
ca College Philadelphia, and returned
TO his home ia this county, in 1913 ht
removed to the West, where he has
since been successfully employed in The
practice Of his profession, and he is NJ"
the president of the Macoupin County
Medical Society.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
Prof. Ford Oh HIS No u u d..

Prof. Ford, the elocutioBist, sta
to-day on round down the Peninl
lie will meet his class in Middlel
tonight; tom PROV night he will
Red Lion NJ. Il Church; on Wednel
night at Chesterto wD, Maryland
Thursday night at Pomona, and
Friday he will return. He con
plates giving a grand reading tod
ment IN the Opera House some
about the first of May, at which y
tends to offer a $50 gol d medal n
best Ireader, .. Philadelph ia critic
be the judges.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

AbklA8 TOE ForVM %
A visit was made to Governor Hall,
At Doves, last week, by G. Lore and Levi
c. Bird, Esqs., for the purpose OF hold
ing an interview with that gentleman,
in the interests Of Jeremiah Harrig IN,
who isi,ow under sentence Of death,
and ia to bs hanged st New Castle on
March Gath. for tho murder of Dennis
Shea ct HockessiII, last summer. These
learned gentlemen defended Harrigsn
At his trial in this city, and are now en-
deavoring to secure his pardon or re-
prieye. At the above consultation the
Governer listened attsntively, but gave
them no hopes, and 1t Is thought by
many that he will not interfere with
the sentence Of the court.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

Yesterday afternoon Asbury M. Z.
Sunday schOu! WAS visited by Mrs.
Mary b. James, well known religious
writer, and the suthoress of a number
of hymns. After an address by Mrs.
James, the school joined IN singing,
'Companionship With Jesus" viii h
somewhat surprised the lady, as she
was not aware that the school knew her
hymns.
On Wednesday evening next, the
teachers CT the sunday school with hold
a meeting at Prot. Reynolds residence,
No. 1917 Tatuall st rect,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
A New Light

Notice has been given thai
white light of the fourth order
exhibited from the lighthouse
constructed off Sharp's lslan1
Oh rance Of the Choptank (Ml
on and after February lsf, !
local plane Ia 80 feet above
water and the apparatus ligl
tire horizon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
FOrE nj to Cassl0 Back.

A man hired Il horse ana wagon
sometime yesterday, from the livery
stable Of Lawrence Herman, Second and
Orange streets, for short time, but
has made quite lengthy stay, as up to
ten o'clock this morning be had not re-
turned. The proprietor thinking some.
thing was wrong, secured an officer and
starte in PM = -he missir IL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union, did not told meeting on Satui-
day afternoon, as on asconnC OF the un-
pleasant weather, there was not a
quorum present. 1he Temperance
meetings under the auspices of the W..
{. T. l. will besresumed this evening
at the City Mission, Second and Wash
ington streets, and continued every
Monday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
ThiPtY.Thir0 Vlh

DR.. harmon arrived In GU
morning, and is located a III
ters No. Cos Market street. +
fering from chronic atfectid
call aud see him. This is nj
to our city, and his patients
increase, indicating q degree
attained by very few physicl
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

The Oldest Of Wilmington's BUSH
men, Ia Allen Thompson, Esq, nov
siding with his daughter, the widoi
the late William Hemphill JONES'
Eleventh and II streets, Washing
ID. G. Mr.. Thompson is 50 years Of
and was at one time Treasurer Of thl
W. n b. II. Il. Go. The next OIL
former business man, is Charles Ca1
Esq, who is now 90 years ofage. y
We believe comes William McCanl
Esq, rs years of age; James Bird, y
Is about the same age. The oldest u
chant Gas regards time in business
Benjamin s. Clark, Esq, and the
est dry goods merchant, is Pat
Campbell, ESQ.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
NEWS SUMMARY.

a,ntsaping money UndeF false Pro.
tsnsfons ARRESTED for . mareef
Communities three Years sSs-Af-
rest Of . professional Thief
Smsll.poz-O,her InciAents. AZ.
ctAouss, Crises and Cesaaaeies.
DIR. Cox, druggist and physician, and
a Mrs Schneider, keeper Of an tnfa-
nous house In Detroit we're arrested on
Friday night, for completely in the
murder of Martha White, three weeks
ago. Hugh Peoples, also charged with
completely in the murder, IL In custody,
At Puerto del Chocolot, just south Of
the American border, Captain Romero
and Lieutenant Gonzales, were wound
ed--the former fatally-by their own
drunken soldiers few days ago,
John Hogan, was awakened early
Yesterday morning by a burglar break
ing into his room on the second floor OF
a tenement house in Greenwich street,
New YORK. Hogan got out OF bef, when
the burglar took fright and jumped out
| OF the window to the fire escape, but
missing his footing and falling to the
ground, was killed. He was recogniz'
ed as Thomas Hatton, % years OF age,
known To tho police as professional
thief.
Charles A. Wetherill, alias Henry A
Hall was arrested in Lawrence, Massa
chus etts, on Saturday, for obtaining
money under false preteuces. Yester
day a woman claiming to be his wifi
was arrested, and letter was found il
| her pocket showing that Wetherili ha'
served term In "a Pen nsylvania prison
and that he has wife in Philadelphia
who has brought suit for a divorce
"Molly" Hoey, alias "Molly" Hol
brook, was arrested in New York, OF
Saturday night, for pocket picking. Ii
. her house, in Chicago, in 1872, a mai
was drugged and robbed Of $40, 900 il
. cash. Soon after the robbery she wen
, t. New York; was arrested; escapes
while being taken back to Chi ;ago, au'
remained at large until her arrest o
Saturday night.
An attempt was made to cause anotl
or disaster on the Hudson River raj
q road early on Saturday morning, b
a driving part of wooden tie betwee
, the rails at Riverside, SOFAS to throw tn
> train off the track. The wood being oil
, two trains passed over it safely, tn
n wheel tiange easily cutting into it. A
= investigation will be made.
81 The ice in the Susquehanna river 9
It Wilkesbarre began To move on Satu
l. day at noon, aud a gorge formed b.
z tween that place and Nantlcoke,
/, miles below. The water rose to heigl
|, OF II feet above low-water mark, an
n travel along the Lackawanna an
y Bloomsbury Railroad was cut off.
al The river at Nashville remained st;
tionary on Saturday at 500 feet on tt
gauge. A water spout" WAS reportt
Ia White, Van Buren, and part OF Wa
II rem county, Tel nessee, on Friday nigh
81 which greatly swelled the tributaries
10 the Cumberland, causing apprehension
6 of a worse flood than before.
~ In the Senate of Virginia, on Satu
"a day, Mr.. Riddleberger, in reply to
~ question as to his position in the Sc
~ alta of the United States, said that I"
!, y, neither the Republican nor the dem
Is Is cratic principles suited him he won
~. 90 outside and build up little Sena
w party of lis own. "
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

This evening the beautiful drama en-
tiled "Hazel Kirk" will be presented
At the Opera House. "Hazel Kirk" is
a story at once simple, moving the au
disnce to tears, and then with the vein
of hun,or that Is interviewer, convnls.
ing them with laughter. IT will I've
presented by the celebrated Madison
SQUARE Theatre Company, which em-
braces such stars AZ MIR. Couldock, Miss
Ellsler and others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
Tho Water ReB -.

There had been between S4O, 900 and
Sl5, 900 received for wuter rents up 10
Saturday night, aud it ie expected
that as le st SO, 600 more VII be lece v
cd Monday snl Iuesuay. Persons
who fai! to pa! their water reut be-
fore the eHpilltiUn oi This mont, will
have 8 per cent added to their hA.~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
DHlLADELphlA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
Janu ry 80. 1882

Jhnu ry w. lb3Z
TRAINS WILL LEAVE WILMINGTON Az FOL.
L VS.:
For Philad elphia md intermediate sta
tons, sos, 800, 1851 a. i.;23J, 4, 7.0, 1890
p. IN.
hila1elphia (express), >, 1928, $50, 7'2'. s.
IL, 3, 946, l..3 "a. M, ll:.o l.3, bl;, $40, e:3s
81: g p. III.
Nav York ECO, 1913 $50 ;:2j. $40, ll.6a a.
M, IL: So, LIS, o.lI, d.8sp. L..
baltimore End Intermediate Stations, los
3 D. b. H.. and D o. p. IN.
For Baltimore only. Los q. IN. and 9 p. IN
Baltimore and bay Line, e.t7 p. III.
Baltimore and Warrington. l.42, 45l,
800, S35 q. NJ, |. 0, $3.50 d.51, u.D4 y. N
Trains for delaware division leave for:
New Castle, S.3ba. H., LOS, e.25p.tu
Harrington and Intermediate Stations. o.SS
o. L., 100, e2b p. La.
Dclmar ANA intermediate Stations a2s
TO-, |. p. III.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
! philadelphia and Intermediate .'t"nnps &,
g. 0 D. H., Il m5a0, 80, (express SO 10 D. II.
Philadelphia and Rev York, AGO. 2.2b =. H. ,
GIT, 6.3S p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1ab4, LII, A.tl
90 o. No.; II o. p. H.
srrsd to tho tima tables posted q. the depot.
Trains marked thus ~ Gfe limited expires
upon which extra fare Is arged.
FRANK THOMSON, WOOD
IsLl MANAGER. Gen1 Ftss. AIT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
Canal lJlON1N,

The Che-apeake and Delawa Canal was
closed to ma gatton on Saturday night last,
for the purpo e Of making some needed re
pairs to the carat This IL the first time this
canal ha. been closed since the WASH out 3 bout
six years ago 1t will be closed about ten
days, whicG vii, slut out q II mHer OF 0. eter
boats for that length Of time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
Roof Blown OF.

Sometime yesterday the roof on Il
new house which is being erected on
the d ricksoD farm, Ga the New
Spring road, about half mile from
the city limits, was blown OFF by the
Wind and carried about two squares.
The building s being erected by Theo-
dote Smith Il Co contractors, Of this
city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
'tBnptfSon.''

Two persons were baptlse1
ing at the Della ware Aver
Church, and the church "
TO its utmost capacity.
meetings are to continue
this week. TO-night's SUP
"The Devils work.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
N Office.

The Nutua7 Coal and Produce ASCOT ton
will hold a meeting on Tuesday evening. the
slst inst, at 1.ao o'ciock,at sos Walnut street.
All members are earnestly req c9ted to be-
present az business Of i'm 1orL""ce VIA be
brou sbt before the meeting.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
Aala ROatR0n

The sale Of Mrs. KelleA
Goods, 208 King street, WI
poned on account OF u
weather, will take places
at 100 p. III. without fall:
ing bargains In Bonnets,
Feathers, &C., should attic
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

Mr.. Bauduy Sim mons, an old and
highly esteemed cl5Acn Of this CITY,
and for many years actively engaged
in the lum Der business, Is no" iyl"G
dangerously i'll at his residetc", 3C4
West streeC with very little no "a OF ins
recovery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

HANBEY M GGlNS ON. In Bethel on
January u, 1882. by Rev. Samuel Hance,
Mr.. ]. Wesley haubey to iss Emily 3,
Me2glnson. both of Braniy~ine Hundred
New Castle county. Delaware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30
sale POss pon'

James Mcintyre havl
farm, will not sell his sto
ing implements AZ advers
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

fYYANTED-A GIRL TO TAKECARE
w ofan infant dur ng the day; must
sleep at home. Call at 20 West Ninth st.
jan30Nt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

vSOR RENT AN ELEVEN ROOM
n house nearly new. l.t3 Jackson street.
Ap,ly at q. ". wELDlN'S office. over mar
ket street bridge. l"o-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

ENOR RENT--A LARGE, z o u
e story, font 70 IN, furnished or untoF'
nlshei. al IA est Fourth street. lan3o.3t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-30

VNOR SALE "A SMALL FARM ~
miles from North East; frame house ana
barn in gos. .rIer. Apply to ~
1901 IN. ii ShihD'
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1882-01-26

balanced mind, and requires ; strong
antidote TO teach him his proper place.
His abiect adherence to Republican
ism to which he was converted by
self-interest stamps him as q nonenti-
~. If he really believed in i. or had
always been q Republican, We might
perhaps End some excuse for his err
ratio course. for dogmatism however
importnnats, may be tolerated, asst Of
ten happens that the dogmatist is sin
cere. but puppyism never. especially
the puppyism of q new convert to Re
publicanism- / viii say to Mr.. Graves
that nothing that has been said in my
cards in reference to him has been in
tended Is dealing with him as q man,
for / have no doubt but that he is an
excellent citizen. / have merely con-
dsmnsd his course a. . representative
Of the Republican party Of st. Nary's.
which he himself cannot help con-
ceding Is not the most intelligent
portion Of our voters. To his defend
er Occasional have no apology to
offer. have simply treated him a.
/ would snarling cur who endsavors
to bar my progress. on whom would
Eestow few kicks and pass on my
way unmindful Of his clatter behind
me. He is merely thing of feather
like Importance. / neither consider
him as the peer Of q gentleman. nor
as being in a position to render him
entitled to the forbearance of intelli-
gent men. think may with all
propriety bring this controversy to
close on my part and allow him to re-
lapse into his native obscurity, from
which he has bean brought into tenn
porary notice by controversy with
Democrat.
ANON.