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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
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| For the RHPUBLIGAN
Reports have been circulating around
to tn effect that all the family at lO(
L. Eighth street is down with TIE
| smallpox. | dehOunCe the report to te
untrue, and viii. prosecute any person
| hear circulating such reports. There
was only one case of smallpox in The
house and that is all away now. The
house has been fumigated aud is pure
as any other one. We have fulfilled
all the requirements of the B@a.d OF
Health like law abiding citizens ought
60 do, and therefore think that it is
not only unjust, but an outrage to cir
culate such reports. G. b. GUyEE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
The Grained Horses.

The Equine Parodox matinee yester.
day afternoon, was well attended, and
there was a large audience present at
the evening performance. Now that
the horses have become acquainted
with the stage, their performance is
much better than it was the opening
night. This school of horses under
stand and obey over three hundred
different commaI d., comprising vo.
cabuiary of over fourteen hundred
words. Their actions are wonderful
and should be seen by every person in
this city.
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The Fair al st. Patrlck's,

The fair at st Patrck's Roman Cath
Ole Church is still in progress and well
Attended each evening. There have
been large number OF useful and fan
cy articles disposed OF, and those who
have the matter in charge are we'll
pleased with its success. Father Fal
Ion having extended an invitation to
Smyth Post No. /, they will attend the
fair this evening in body.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20

The Raymond Vacation Excursion.
lists started from Philadelphia at H. %
o'clock thi9 morning tor an extended
trip through the principle places of in
terest in the West. The journey will
cover over 5000 miles. Among the
number on board were Miss Edith
Gawthrop and j. N. Gawthrop, OF this
city. The excursionists will return
about June 18th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20

A select number Of ladies and gentle
men gave party last evening, at the
residence of Mr.. Charles Stout, No. sos
Kirkwood street, and quite a pleasant
time was passed. Prof. James H.
Crabb read several selections in his
usual style, after which refreshments
were served Mr.. Eiwood Stout and
Harry Gatlin furnished some excellent
music during the evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20

The business of Sutterley, the Photo.
grapher lis constantly on the increa1e.
His services arr In demand for taking
views of places of business, &c. L. is
only few days since he took large
picture of Col. Moore, and this morn.
ing he was engaged in taking one OF
the office of the Morning Nows,on Mar
ket street above Fifth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
New Cigar Store.

Charlie Hallam, some years ago one
of the leading tobacco and cigar mer.
chants in the city, has again embarked
in the same business at the Southwest
corner of Fifth and French streets,
where he will no doubt be pleased to
meet all his old friends of the past az
well as new friends. Charlie isG &C
Lial companion and IN uSt succeed.
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A III eAvy Storm.

A light rain passed over the city and
surrounding country yesterday after.
noon and eased up for an hour or two
after dusk. Shortly before ten o'clock,
however, a heavy storm broke over the
city. Lightning played necessarily,
and the zig gag flashes were followed
by terrific celestial cannonadlng. The
rain descended in torrents, and the gut
tiers ran rivers. Daring the progress of
this shower it hailed for about fifteen
minutes, the pieces of ice being unusl-
ally large, and grave fears were enter.
tained shat if the hal storm extended
INTO the peach district that serious
damage would h5 done. The storm
was We y severe in sOme sections of the
country houses were blow down and
other damage done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
Decoration Day.

The committee of Smyth Post No.
and DUPONT Pos5 No. 2, on memo ria
services on Decoration day, held d
Joint meeting last evening at the head
quarters Of DuPOnt Post There was
but little business transacted, the time
being spent in discussing the prelimi.
nary arrangements, and the meeting
adjourned until next Wednesday even.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
Released from Jail.

Last Tuesday j. H. Rowlenson who
recently pleaded guilty to the charge
of having criminally libelled Judge
Pinkney of Baltimore, was released
from jail. The original sentence as
pronounced by Judge Dobbins' who
presided when ne plead guilty, was for
an imprisonment of six months, but
through the intercession of Judge Pink
ney the sentence was reduced to TWEEN
ty days
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
FOURTH EDITION
A SAD ACCIDEN r.
A boy injured II . Rolling mil and
Dies In sShort limo.

A boy injured 1t . Rolling MIL an d
Dies In aShort 9lmo.
John Zebley, Jr. aged about l3 years,
who Ia employed at the Old Ferry Rol-
ling Mill, over Third street bridge, met
with fatal accident about $50 o'clock
this morning, from the effects of which
he died about noon.
The boy was working sround the
pudding rolls, when he accidentally
get caught in the couplings of the rolls,
and before he could be extrcated he
was # arfully mangled. He was imme-
diately conveyed to. his home in Lob
dell street, and physician summon
ed, who did all in his power to alleviate
the boys suffering and to save his life,
but without avail, as the boy died at
noon to-day. His sudden death has
cast a gloom over the entire family as
we'll as his many friends.
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That Babe or Yours.

Take your children TO Sutterley, 80.
Market street, and have a fine photo
graz taken Of them. They cannot be
beat. Pictures taken in one second
They take twelve fine cards for 81. 80 OF
seven for 81 co. Cabinets, So 20 per doz
They also copy old pictures and enlarge
to any size
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
Get the Best A.!

Tho best Clothing is the cheap.
est atall times. LEONARD HEIss,
No. East Third street, has tho
latest nd largest variety Of
SPRING GOODS on hand at rea-
sonable rates. Superb fits guar.
alteed. AS a tailor and cutter
he employs none but the best
hands and therefore guarantees
satisfaction to all. You would con.
suit your own interest by calling
and examining his stock, as he Is
US cheap as the cheapest, and his
stock cannot ue eXcelied In the
nLr. m2b-3M
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Ont his Face.

This morning about O'Clock, while
q young man who was intoxicated was
wandering around the P. W. & b. de.
pot, he fell number of times, intlicting
several severe cuts on his head and
face.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
MRS, h, f. Carton

has received large lot of French
plnmes which she is Offering from 81 %
to IS, also y large assortn ent of hats,
bonnets, flowers and ribbons, at the
lowest price Gall and see and be con-
WINGED. 204 King street.
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Trinity Chapel,

1t is expected that work will be COM
menctd in short time on the neY
chapel for Trinity Parish, at Delaware
Avenue and Adams street. The con-
tract for the building has been given TO
Henry M. Barlow, who has engaged
Archie Reed to DO the brick and stone
work
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
MARUIAGEs.

SHILLINt}-HODGSO the 18th inst
at tho home of the bride. by Rev. ]. Shill
ing, Mr.. Edward a. shilling Of OrisAeld
Md, to Miss Hester A. Hodgson, Of FELTON,
Kent county, DEL.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
Prize DOG Soil

The dog "Jester" owned BY L. W.
Jester of st. Georges, which was en-
tered at the New York bench thow and
took the first prize for English setter
pu,pies mas be,n sold fox 500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
Rea1 Estate

Geo. G. Maris, Real Estate ., ' ssS,tsa.
sold for Leonard g. Fuller, u sid'.
lot 4Ox1lO IT. at the Souths 'so, ST.
Front st. 60 #. west ofJaoA''
81 GOO.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
J. Y. DIEEBNDonF 4 CO.
FIR T CALL FROM .}Ol,

We say to ali wishing to
purchase Boots, Shoes and
Rubbers that ue have kept
very quiet curing the month
that we have been fitting up
Our new store, No. 3o4 Mar
ket street., that we might
have room 10 display our
stock OF goots that our in.
creasing trade dem nded
and that we are now prepar-
ed to supply your wants.
AND WE DOUBT PAY
HAVE IT YOU
NO WILL WELL
Out stock is complete, every
department is filled, every
kind, size and width. Our
stock OF Ladies, Misses and
Children's Shoes (direct
from the manufacturer to our
salesroom) was never so
large as now. The same
can be said eff cur Gents
Boys and Youths Depart
ment. We solicit a contin-
uance of your liberal patron
age.
BOSTON ONE.PRICE BOOT Ann
SHOE hOU y, NO. 3O4 MARKET
ST. al9mld&w HENRY PIKE Prop.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20

WY ANTED-BOAk END OFFICE
w suitable tor lhrscHu, on eth or It'll
sts., be ween est an Jefferson: address
stating terms, GEO. FOX BIZ Market street,
4 hila dell ha. a.Olt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20

EYOK ShLW-2 TWO STONY BRlUN
e houses wi h 5 rooIs each, on heald
nOar A. street. viii he .old cheap and on
easy terms: apply to THOMAS X. LALLI
6O2l4 Market street a2o-tf
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trunks and Travelling Bags
]. A. CGN N Il TX.

~ M VVN N HRkV
reliable harness and trunk manufacture
nas removed to hia new store,
NO. 4 Is. F0UEVH ST. ncxr Market
were you will find the largest assortment IL
tho city. Ladies' and gent4ornen'e pocket
books and ladies' shopping bags, and sold 81
CeasouabIe prices. Prompt attention psid &c
r -natytnp trnnba and travelling hses
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20
koR SALE.

"a OR SALE.
Two verN desirable, cho'ee and valu. lGi
able fums, N high state Of cultivation, IN
the garden spot Of Kent County, Dela ware !;
10 'irectly on the Ttato road from Fred erica
TITO Milf I'd, a. joining each other contain.
ing about .35 acres upland and 70 acres in
acres cripi 10; fishery on farms, peach 4 appla
orchards ano other fruit. dose to Milford
and Frederca, two Of the most thriving
towns in Kent 90 Clo'e to plenty OF oysters
hss, sc. Inquire Of JOH MLRaICk, Will.
mingtnn. or JAMES SAPP. Milford. al9.lm
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DEP RTNIENT.

The prices which we in
auguratcd at the commence
mcnt OF the season we are
still selling freely at, having
placed large orders with the
manufacturers before the
prices advanced, enables us
to give our patrons the BEN
eft Of it. as seen by the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20

VIVIAN rED-'OO QUARTS OF MILK,
w more or less, r. Conner, e25 ". End
street. a20slt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-20

NYU1ICE-I. ELLEN &. McBRiDE.l HE
~ owner Of tho b 1se situated ut the ~. W.
corner OF sixth and WALNUT strsets, being
No. 2Cj East Sixth street in tie Sixth
Ward of the city OF " N / n st o n,
county OF ew Castle ard State of Delaware,
In compliance with the requiem eLts Of the
act OF the General assembly In such Case
made and prooided, do hereby give notice
that shall apply in writing to the court OF
General sessions OF the Peace and Jail De.
livery of the tate Of Delaware, in and Tor
New Castle county, On Monday, the sIh DAY
OF May. A d., 1885,, being the next term OF
50 a court for u hoen, Or said house as an
inn or tavern tor the sale therein of intoxica
ting liquors IN less quantities than che quart
to be drank on the premises ami the follow.
ing respectable citizens OF the said wa1d
recommend tie said application, viz:
John Worth Levi. A. Bertoette
Micha j Danasee Henry h. Courtney
| John Doherty Jacob Stuck
Daniel Farra br Z. W kirchner
( Charles 1allatA hob, Brown
| M yles Darcy Ardrew NcHUgh
Frederick Wahl ticnard Jackson
| d. Fennesey A. Il. Tatman
~. N McElwee Jacob Bu z
| Christian Ma,curg Nm anna
Ben. N. Conner John $chade
Pat lex Nc 3ri g Mie' Murphy
az0rSs FLLEN q MCBRIDE.
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CHERltFS SALE

by virtue of q writ OF leyari facias, to me
directed, will be exposed to public sale. al
the court house. on Market street., between
Tenth and Eleventh streets, IN The city OF
Wilmington, Delaware on
FRIDAY, MAY 9Th, 1882,
at2 O'Clock, p. M,
The following described real estate. viz ;
All that certain lot, pec, or Ia,c,l OF J nd
with hree story brick dwelling h, use there
on erected, (sncwn as 40. Az Jefferson ST.
situate in the CITY Of Wilmington. nounded
and described as follows, to wit; Beginning
at the southeasteriy corne of fifth and } r.
erson streets, thence southsrly along the east
erly side Of Jeita son street - feet inches 10
a stake thence eas}erly parable, with Fifth
street rs feet to a stake, thence mort erly
parallel with Jefferson street. 20 f e. inches
to the southerv s de Of Filth street thence
thereby wesNrrly 70 feet to the place of be
aiming, be the contents thereon within said
bounds what the my
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty ofleaac urraY and sarah his wife and
t, t. to DO sold by
lHII lp K. CLARK, Sheriff
SHERIrF's OFF X, Wilming ton, Delaware,
April 20, 1884 az eod-ts
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auguratcd at the commence
lmcnt Of the season we are
still selling freely at, having
| placcd large orders with the
manufacturers before the
,pricc> advanced, enables us
to give our patrons the BEN
eft Of it. as seen by the
FOLLOWING PRICES:
Best A. double chain,
ool-tilling inyrains, SOC;
best extra made worsted
and wool, 75c.; best extra
Supcrs, Soc. to Sl.OO; hand
some new styles Brussels,
75c. to Sl.lO; plain and
fancy mattings, 2Oc. up;
store. table and floor oil
cloths, Zoe. up. Linoleums
and Dluggits in splendid
variety and at cash prices.
n splendid line of
| BABY CARRIAGES,
II different styles, hand
somely upholstered, both
Canopy and Parasol Top.
Our Furniture and House
acknowledgements con-
tains a large assortment of
Chamber Suits from $50 up;
fine black walnut marble
top, $40; handsome bureau
50; handsome haircIoth par
lor suits, : pieces including.
|patcnt spring rocker, $40 ;
splendid raw silk plush, $50,
cooking stoves, wash tubs,
boards and pals, from 25c.
|up.
| p. S.--To those people
who have dealt with other
lCredit Houses, we would
say, please call and examine
our goods, and cut out this
lpricelist and compare it with
lprices asked for same quality
of goods by any other In
stallment House, and if you
are not convinced that our
prices are 80 per cent. lower
than theirs, we will not cX-
pcct you to buy of us.
| OUR TERMS ARE:
ION IA bill of $50, 81 down
and 81 a week, and if the
goods are not satisfactory
land as represented come to
us and we will allow you all
reasonable claims.
Yours Very Truly,
PHIL J. WALSH 4 CO.,
SOC Market Street,
WILMINGTON.
10, IS 4 ss $. Second street, PhIla
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DIOR SALE TIN.HORSE POWER
- upright engine in q order. ". =.
ORCSSLEY, liz Shipley street. a20.ot
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PHOTOGRAPHY FROM TRAINS.-Instanta.
neous photography, in it's more familiar
aspect, supposes motion Of the objects
photographed; but another form OF it is
that in which it is the camera, more es.
ppcially, that has motion Of translation, as
in photographiDg from balloons or trains.
The practicability OF photographing
landscapes from TIE window OF a train
running at a rate of even 40 miles an hour
bas been recently proved by Dr.. Caudeze
who uses what he calls q gyrograph TOR
the purpose. The apparatus comprises q
copper tube similar to that which carries
the lenses in ordinary cameras, but the len.
ses are placed on opposite sides parallel to
the axis. Within is a shutter similar 10
the boz of a s!opcock; it presents two
q~uadrangular apertures, which, according
to the position Of the shutter, do or do
not let pass the light-rays in making a
quarter Of q turn. The r%otatory movement
is obtained by means OF a spring liberated
from a catch. An exposure OF only 100
OF a second may be had. With a little
practice wonderfully distinct views, it it
said, can be obtained with the apparn.
tue. Times.
, 1882-11-18
The Growth Of American Trees

Some notes have been published
on the native trees of the lower Wa
bash and White River Valleys, the
result OF long and careful observa-
tions, made by Mr.. Robert Ridgway
and other n~aturaIists, upon the TO
rest growth of Southern Indiana and
Illinois. The region described is OF
special interest, for the forest IS
hardly surpassed by any other IN
the number of species of which it is
composed, and the magnificent de-
vclopmcnt attained by many indiyi-
dual trees. Nowhere, in fact, IN the
whole of Eastern America have as
many large specimens OF as many
species been recorded as Mr.. Rldg-
way found in the lower WabHSh
Valley. Nearly all the largest and
most valuable broad-leaved trees are
there found associated together, and
in a single square mile of woods %
species of trees, nearly all Of the
first class, were tabulatcd, being
nearly as many rs grow on the whole
European Continent. by actual
measurement 81 species were found
to occasionally exceed 100 feet in
height, while II others, although not
measured, were apparently Fat least
100 feet high. The taIlest Specimens
measured, a tulip tree, was 1870 feet
in height, and individuals of 10 other
species exceeded $50 feet. Mr..
Ridgway states that the numerous
small prairies, which were common
in the Wabash basin at the time OF
its first settlement, have been trans
formedinto woodland, and tho area
, 1882-11-18

of workable coal, the section being thus
given % Sandstone roof; (2) coal, ak
inches; (8) grey shale, FIVE inches (4)
coal, 10 inches; ~ black slate, nine
inches; (6) bottom coal, IA inches "a
shaly sandstone. No. 2 coal is described
as soft but bright, burning easily, with a
white ash. No 4 is highly bituminous
and a good house coal. No. 6 is hard,
compact, and excellent steam coal. The
agricultural valleys in the neighbourhoodj
it is believed, are all carboniferous, and as
soon as railway communication is estab-
Iished from Queenstown, already the ter
minus Of the Border Railway, there a
be little doubt but that a highly prosper
Gus industrial district will soon be devel'
oped at the base of the Stormberg.
, 1882-11-18

of the forest has greatly increased of
late years. Extensive woods OF oak
and hickory, more than 80 feet high,
and with trunks nearly two feet
through, are now growing on what
was open prairie within the memory
of some of the present owners of
the land.
, 1882-11-18

riage and pair were in waiting It the
church gates at 9 o'clock, and a num-
Der of men were employed for the
purpose of forcibly preventing Mrs.
Milne from proceeding with the mar
riage, the intention beng to put her
into the carriage and drive her away
until such time as an injunction could
be obtained restraining the marriage
on the ground of the lady mot being
in a fit and sound state Of mind.
Mr.. Binns, however, had taken effec-
tive steps to prevent a breach of the
pence, there being nearly a score Of
conStables present. On the lady
aIighting from the carriage which
conveyed her to the church, her
brother stepped forward and seized
her by the arm, and asked her to 60
with him, but she refused. The
police held Mr.. Liebert back, and
the lady then entered the church,
chased by her brother as soon as he
got free from the constables. Mr..
Binns entered the church soon after,
and tthe wedding ceremony proceed
ed quietly until the words eff any
man can show any just cause why
they may not lawfully be joined toge-
Their, let him now speak or else here
after for ever hold his peace" Mr..
Liebert then stepped forward and
made a whispered statement, the
purport of which was that the
lady was of unsound mind, and hat
if time were granted he could prove
the truth of his assertion. Canon
BIakeney replied that Mr.. Binns pos
sessed medical certificates from
three leading Sheffield practitioners,
and that he was bound to proceed
with the marriage unless Gust cause
could be shown against it. Mr..
Liebert repeated his remOnstrances
ngain and again, but in vain, and
the ceremony was proceeded with.
MIR. Liebert was much affected, and
leant his head ON one of the pews
weeping bitterly. The affair has
created a great sensation in Shelf
field, where Mr.. Binns, owing to his
public position and his standing as
n solicitor, is very well known.
, 1882-11-18
A Druggist Cured.

ASK your Druggist for Browns
IRON B1rTERS, and take no otherl
One trial will convince you that ID
is just what you need.
, 1882-11-18

DR.. EDWARD I~ARICKSON,
Secretary Baltimore College Of Phar-
macy, says:
81 ihdorse Il as m excellent
medicine, a good digestive agent,
and a n0n-inl0Xicant in the fulless
sense"
The Evening critic., 1882-01-13
The Library Site.

The Window proposition to purchase ad
ditional land adjoining the Capitol grounds
for a new library cite and other purposes
has taken formidable shape, and the Senate
Library Committee, having in charge the
new Congressional Library site and build
ing project, have been convinced that they
will now find the problem more difficult to
solve than ever. Last session the Democratic
members Of the committee reported in favor
of purchasing site beyond the Capitol,
some distance on Capitol Hill, aud pending
action on that report, submitted plans for
the building TO trio of architects. Some
dissatisfaction exists ON that point and
has been made prominent since the
Window measure was brought to light, il
being claimed that more than three archi-
tects should be called in to examine the
plans. This being so foreibly brought TO
tho notice OF the committee, that body
held meeting 10 day TO determine
whether or not they would reopen the
matter and call additional architects in.
Their decision had not been reached at a late
hour.