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Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Sutterley the PhOlogrnph.,

Sutterley X Co., 3O2 Market s,..|
have just flushed large and h,'J
some Photograph of the extsrio, N N
John h. Moore's clothing estshla|
ment on Market street below TSa|
There is no doubt what this ia ora
the largest and handsomest pctp,s,
the kind that has even been taken }
this city, This firm are not oplv na1
ter the beauty and correctness Of M
work, but also tor the short spaoa
time it takes them to furnish A a
class picture. Yesterday afteuNr
employees and others, numbering tbi1
men from the Delaware Iron war
had their pictures taken to prespp,
Mrs. Tazewell, the wife of the lste Cs,
Erl ineer, and this morning bstr
o'clock they were all finished and !,
closed in large frame, ready 70, M
sentation to day. The firm have
inst completed life size cravOp h
trait of Mr.. Tazewell.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

Prices ruled high in the KIM sp,
market tbi moruing.
William Davis was fined 70 eaI
and costs TINS morning for drunk
ness.
Thomas Megarraghy, formerly dJ
city, is now engaged III the wtos.
and retail liquor business, at ISL
Front street, Philadelphia,
Cellars are about to be dug tr |
erection of row of ten houses
Ninth and Lombard street, for Thou
Melvin.
The young man Jackson, who VIZ
jured yesterday, while engaged ID
loading ice for Cleland X Co, il
lying in a precarious condition,
A orse and wagon was left at
tin Keogh $ stables about a week
and it is thought it was stolen, bs
information has been received at Ea
headquarters, regarding the lOad
same.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
OIL on the Wafer.

Experiments designed to SHOW
efficacy of oil in allaying a troublaI
have recently been conducted at X
head, England. and other fshingpI
with most satisfactory results Al
time of the experiments the wind
from the southeast, and the vsva1
so high, and broke with such tols !
the signal indicating danger 70
crossing the harbor bar was hS
while tug boat, with a vessel ID
had to stand Oft" On the watSi
agitatea the oil was spread from
submarine valves, by piping ~
along the sea floor, TO the eXttHt
said, of only Two or three gallon
in the course of half an hour ths
exp anss of water, from the tlda
the harbor entrance, was COATED
uniform film of oil. Over THIS j
the waves, although advancluga
flu height outside the bay, Isl
course III gentle unduIatons' w
and its attendant vessel, mel'
passing safely in aud other boaIssi
safely cat of the harbor.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
THIRD EDITION.
New Gold Bullion - TransPorted
r-N v IN Philadelphia Mint.

A0v Gold Bullion II Transported
srouN. Y, 10 Philadelphia Mint
nv, m ,,,wontsd hustle about
So an,ronos of ,ha limited States Mint
N. ph;iodalnbia on Saturday afternoon.
D..af.ha aams Exnrass COMMANDS
49, ,s,rons had inst stopped in front,
- ;,,,rad;,talv a dozen hands were
sfarrinc irs load of flat, curious
1n" " has tiobtlv bound with hoop.
80 e tha gInomv denths of the adioin.
no b.oamant There we're twenty seven
~, sh,.,,, IN vst erions cases in this load
,,n aIthonoh they were apparently no
hulkier thar a erocer's box of raisins,
rb.v were Iahlriouslv raised on end
- si;I 6oyr,a on i,c,iuad nlane 10 A
,rnct thara hainc an narentIv no ami
tia,, tnnndar,.,kn IA snnnort them with
',n,;d.a ,n,,.r,1 A senond wagon drew
n,,' ,t,,.r ,h,,d 49,, tnur,h and the
s "p ,s'0 narynrmanna ,a. zone through
yw,th fparomd a farr thai each of the
,Ir;,-a., cd an armed attapdant-
+hn,,-, ~. I,ttar,. annoyance gave no
Nm, nf H. snail arsenal concealed
.ho',+ b}n,-+hnr,. vas morning in the
.,no.,,a,,r, ;,,di,s,a thnt 81 200 600 of
frnlJ hnII;nn wa. iurasad in these
otranaa iron hound boxp,.
saPSi' ~ ,na SECOND instaIlment "
,a;a &c nsr;nte,Jant Snowden to A
S nras, rannrtar OF tbe $50 900 900 of
bnIIio,, dr1arad to the mini from the
Nv W. assav Office We have
- ~u" l;lHn 81 coo GOO an hand now
go 49,. Ia ooo noo u h;rh will come in
60 900 1Hn I'r,s a. intervals of a week
W. ~ U,If stin Ieava around SEQ, ooo. ooC
IN Nav York The transfer il made rc
.a,ts a. ~ ,-o,,l+S o,,d Owe no hull;on
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

Hll.LES.-Margaret Hill Hills, widow Of
the late samuel Hills, in the soth year Of
her ago.
Funeral Sixth day, the 3lst INST. ct 10
O'Clock, q. m. from the residence Of Sarah L..
Hills, No. 1000 King street. lntermsnt al
Burlington, n. J.
BOWMAN,-On the 2sth inst. Martha Il. +.
daughter Of VIM. X, and Hannah r. BOW
man, aged s years and months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend her funeral, next THURSDAY
afternoon, at z o'clock, from the resid ence OF
her parents, No. Is Fast Second street.
LANG On M arch nth, Warren Marley, son
Of James and Kate Lang, In the 10th year
The relatives and friends are invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF his
parents, No. 205 Searles street, on Ihu sday
the 3Oth inst, at 4 O'Clock, p. IN.
RAMBO.-On Tuesday, March 2sth, Lizzie
H. Rambo, aged 2 years, mouths and IL
days.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence of her parents, 9O4 West Seventh street
tomorrow (Thursday) afternoon. at O'CLOCK.
HAMER.-In this city, on the 18th inst
Virginia Il. Hamer, in tn, S7th year OF her
age.
Tho relatives and friends of the deceased
are respectfully requested to attend her III
neral, on Thursday the Both inst, AZ t"c
o'clock, p. M, from the residence VI ber sisle'
Elizabeth ] Br wn. lln Feed street. It
proceed to the lmington and BrandyWihe
cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Tn q Sens atoms ola so feet Fall.

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The ST. Louis Republican says:
Dick Sullivan VINO fell sixty feet from
the root of the Visitation Convent at
the fire few weeGs since was down
town yesterday and while still using a
crutch he is able to get around. lie
said THAT when first he lost his foot.
hold on the root lie fell forward on his
face and commenced TO slide down.
There was nothing to catch to but still
there was hope. Every obstacle was
grabbed at. When the TN guttering
was reached Mr.. sullivan made des.
perats effort to hold on TO IL but it gave
way. Then he knew no more and was
instantly crushed on the brick pave
men6 below. Mr.. Sullivan says that
when he was sliding down the roof he
never expected TO again SOC the sun
shine OF hear the voice OF friend aud
during the time he could not help
thinking of what horrible death he
would meet. The feeling was but for
an instance. Unless something unex-
pee ed occurs Mr., Sullivan will DO at
his pos'--pipeman at No. 3 engine
house-!n few weeks.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
EIaZ JOHN PORTER.
d eneraI Grant Urging his Cha ms

d eMefaB Grant Urging hfs Ola ms
A special despatch from Washington
saws: General Grant has not allowed
the social attention which he has re-
Gel we'd in Washington to divert his
mind from the Fiz John Porter case
1t has been understood that one Of his
objects in coming here was to use his
inhu to bring about General Por-
.ter's restoration to the Army. To-day
he visited tine Capitol, and taking his
place in the marble room of the Senate,
sent in for number OF Senators, urging
them to do what they could in Porter d
favor. There is no bill on this subject
before Congress, and the only effect OF
General Grants arguments with Sena-
tors could be to influence them to efforts
with the President to remit 80 much OF
Gen. Porter's sentence as Inequalities
him from holding any office of profit or
trust under the United States. Such
action by the President must necessa-
rily precede any Legislative act author
izing the President to appoint General
Porter an office in the army. The OPP
ponents of General POrter's restoration
claim that the President has not adop-
ted General Grants view of the case.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
A RuNAW az.

While Mr.. William II. Mckay, the
groceryman at 18th and West streets,
was driving down French street this
morning, his wagon came in contact
with coal cart, breaking the shaft bar
of his wager. The accident frightened
TIE horse, who was beyond coutrol, by
being detached from the wagon, started
OIL a dead run down French street
throwing Mr.. Mckay out and inlurjng
him Slightly. The horse wal stopped AZ
Second sLreBt ana taken to the stable.
A new pair Of shafts will have 10 be
made fJr the wagon.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Che pubilc Ledger :.

It is stated that George W. Childs
of phe Philadelphia Ledger, has pnr.
chased a lot of ground on the corner Of
Broad and Chestnut streets, where he
will shortly commence the erection of a
magnificent four story marble build
ing to which he viii remove his pre-.
sent publication office from Sixth and
Chestnut streets. The building when
completed will be one Of the hand
soonest in the city.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
CKOCE 2lES, FL0UR, FEED, HAY
Y A lNAaI

CKOCE alES, FLOUR, FEED, HAY
II ANDCOAL DOWN.
Ruyers look around and save your money
by buying where you can buy the bast goods
for the least money Look at these prices;
dried apples, cts; evaporated. IL cts dried
peaches, 10 and IL cts; 8 Hs. fine prunes, 10
CT ;; 2 lbs. good coffee, rs CTS; sour xraut, 10
cts. qt sugars away dosh; the best ID ct.
syrup ever sold in the city for tae money;
good syrups 10 and II Gus; our ~ CT. tea Is
extra, our 50 is fine, our 80 can't be beat. Re
member we are selling for ne, cash those
brands of flour. VIM. Lea Son scest pastry,
$t7s; best Clifton +. +. F ,SS. 30; pautaxlt r.,
IS rs; Kirkwood. $775; y. extra fine ia Dily
flour, 81. 81. We have the best ct -four in
the CITY Remember We guarantee these
tiours to give tisfaction, If net we will send
after the flour and refund the money, so with
u you take no risk. This $50 for we
recommend es yecially and We sell more -four
than any other grocery house in Wilmington.
Good, delivered all parts of the city or viesn-
ity. Hay $lIb per hundrad; straw. 80 cts;
oats, so cts P. J.FORD, Front and Madi-
sou or Front and Maryland Avenue. Be
sure and get the right corEer mars
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
A Pleasant surprise

Last evening about 7. 80 o'ci0a
seventy-hve couple met at the =
David Wingate, No. tD4 Plly Y
and proceeded in a body TO ,E
dence OF Mrs. Cannon, NO. @
Seventh street, for the purpo%
ing her mother a surprise, " "
69th anniversary of her bll'sa
SO happened that yesterday NV .,
Mrs. Cannon was seventeen W.
and the friends o. both pa'a"
together. A very pleasau'
was spent, with an aoundau,
freshments. The old lady wy
cd with a number OF useiu'
and her grandson was nl' .s
with . beautiful gold waN .i
lead pencil and several oSI a1.
were presented by his ll 1tDi,a
party broke up ABOUT n \ I1s,.
the guests departed wei ~"
their homes.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
COming AmnseA e'''

Friday evening another vv v.s,
the Hyde x Bshman comuiu,Ia
appear at the Opera Hou'e'l ".
ity performance, and ptouI \
class entertainment, ~hlcu I'M
c,ude with an irresistaHecV ~
entitled "Wrinkles. y ,,.,,,,ri
On Saturday evening F" Inv n,r.
'Sparks" company, VIII r n
tu o act conoeit Of Dreali'' NnA
photograph gallery" wn nInt 4
piece of folly, without sS;.Ym ,sb
with mirth provoking s y a',i,
Monday evening the n' s"i |,
er's Minstsels will appear .' .
of their first c lass entertain
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
edition
THE FREE SIIIP CANA

Ph'Isdelphls's Opp pslsisn ..
Proposed nc hem e--The A,,,. me
tho Commercial Exchs.r. @
The Board of Manager, Of th.o
inercial Exchange, OF PhiladeinhH;', ION.
a meeting yesterday, and aao",l sd
number Of resolutions in orn pea y
to the proposed ship canal to p pol
the Delaware and Chesspeak, bs svaass
The first resolution says tbattIs"
ject Is not national in its charac,a,' po'
is not required by the trade or cor, , ,aad
of the country. aA
The second resolution opposs. !.
account of the additional bnras.n
will impose upon the people nv ;r". y
ing taxation, and claims thu, ''
work will only benefit one narS ant;
city. '"a
The board also passed several ,..,
tons against the extension ~ 'S's
patent of the "Steam Grain sbnu.s
a bill for which is now before y
gress. w
The Maritime Exchange also n,..,
resolutions in opposition TO the s',
sion Of the patent of the Steam ns'
Shovel.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

A number of workmen are employed
in making the improvements at the
Institute Building The new entrance
on Eighth street was opened yesterday
and the old one onMarket street closed
1t Ia the intention TO overhaul aud
make mum Der of necessary improve
ments in the upper rooms during the
summer.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

AT Police Court last night Fl wood
Hill was re-arraigned on the charge OF
the larceny of vi from man named
Kennedy, who roomed with him at the
boarding house 234 King street. Sew.
eral witnesses were examined but nc
proof could be obtained that would
warrant the Mayor in holding Mr.
Hill for Court, and he accordingly dis
missed the case.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
CITY NJ ar lI<stN .

The markets this morning, was well
attended by dealers and purchasers
Prices ruled high and sales were brisk
Tomatoes and Peas lnads their appear.
ance this morning i'll small quantities
the formeo selling for &c cents per quar-
and the latter sold as high as go cents
per half peek The tish,market is active
with prices fair. The following are th'
ruling prices:
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

Deputy Collector of Customs William
w Hopes, who has held that position
at New Castle for several years, has
rendered his resignation, to take effect
April ist John W. Irossman it men-
ticued a" his prohabls successor. Mr..
Hopes will engage IN farming near
NaWa.ak,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
State OF the thermometer
mt tls REPUBLICAN ofoe, in the ghads
shis morning:
7 o'clock 10 O'Clock O'CLOCK
900 AZ, AZ
The Wealth or

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Sigma Officer. Washington, March
al A. M
THE WEATHER REPORT Fob TO-DAY
For the Middle Atlantic States
generally fair weather, slightly warm
or; southeast TO south Invest winds
falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

Fear brings disgrace, bravery brings
honor, cowardice saves no man from
his fate" says the Caliph Omar but
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup has saved mil
lions from an awful fate.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

MI. 7. 5. Harper, of ! pq y,
has been ill for a weeh :" nod
last night at his home .'uuonipl|
Harper was recently PFxiIt
Elijah Crouch resianeufi ss ~
formed his duties for y low II r,,Jl
he was taken i'll, whl0n ana d
tally. Mr.. Harper ws' hGirbl
Oldest citizens and was vac y h
by all who knew h ,i..r tss
wife and several chllaf' ana d
loss. Warren Harpeil' tbudps
is in the agriculture, NAV wv q
city, at the s. e. cofD'
Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
SprllI. Styles.

Dor. t forget to call on Ash, the tailor,
7O5 Market street, and examine his
stock OF spring goods, for they are the
best in the market. Come early and
make your selections.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
NyUII Ell JOAN +. GRAHAM. The

~ owner Of the within mentioned prem
ISIS. do hereby eive nJtice that shall apply
Z, The Homo ables the Judges OF the court OF
9,peral Scs ions o the eace and Jail De-
livery OF the StaIe Ct elaware, in and for
N " Castle County, Oh Monday, the sth day
of May, \. u 1882, being the first day OF the
May t,rm of said court. t.r a license TO Keep
an inn or tavern, at No. SOB Sbipley street, In
the Firt ward OF the city Of wilmington,
county OF New Castle State Of Delaware, in
compliance with the requirements of the act
of che l. eneral Ass mhiy IN such cases made
ana provided, and to sell intoxicating liquors
II q, antilles les than enc qaart t. be drank
on the premises, and the following respecta
bic citizens recomMend the said application
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

TNOR SALE-THE THREE STORY
II brick dwelling, containing rooms, at
No. 7O7 Monroe street The house is in good
order and will be sold chsap little money re-
quired; apply to W. Scott Vernon, REpUBLI-
CAN office. or HEALD b 90.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Arrived.

DR.. Darmon has arrived In our city
and invites invalids to call at No. 6l5
Market street. This is his Saith profes.
sional visit to this city and his patients
continually increase in number. This
fact indicates that he has been generally
successful in his treatment of disease
and that his patients speak highly OF
his skill as physician
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

YNOR SALE HEVALUABLEST
" property on Walnut street above sixth;
70 feet front and 90 feet front OF building 10 s
Oh the rear on Penn street, for sale as whole
or teparately;the property is once available
for builders. m2Y.4t HEaLD h 70,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
Excellent s'rITl,

ENC0llcn Nj
Last Sunday the h @,, u
W no some time e. .,rch b
Union M. E. oa .St tipt
preached for the t1Ts'
appointment atoa : q
morning and even ao,,s.
greatly pleased VIII
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

Mulliu a Son. sixth and Mavket'
row have their spring stock OF clothing
complete and are prepared to offer suits
fer men, boys and children, that are
good, stylish and cheap.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

r OST-ON MO.JDAY NIGHT, POCKET
IL book containing about $40 In notes, n
picture and lock of hair, relics Of dead
child. Inc finder will be literally rewarded
by returning same to 2l2l Ill arket street
m2y.ltk
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

NYOIICE-I, GEORGE M. BACON, the
~ owner oft house stu ated at NO.
West Fourth street, in the First ward OF the
city of Wilmington, county Of New oatle
and State Of Delaware in compliance with
the requirements of the act of the General
Assembly in such case made and provided do
hereby give notice that shall Apply In writ
ing to the court Of General Sessions of the
Peace and Jail Deli. cry of the State o: Della
ware, Ia and for New Castle County, on
Monday, the Sth day Of May, A. D.. 1882,
being the II -st day Of the next term OF said
SQUIRT for a license tor said bOuse as an inn or
tavern, and to sell therein intoxicating IL
quors in less quantities than one gu TT to be
drank on the premises, and tie following 10
spectacle citizens Of the said ward recon-
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
NOR SALE.

'oh ) ALE
Having retired from business, we otter the
goodwill, stock and fixtures tor sale very low.
One pipe-cutting and threading machine to
inch, eitl or hand or power. A general stock
of gas steam hitting and plumbing materials
en- tOlIs.
We will either lie so OF sell the property
SO King st. FERRIS fAkREAI.
m29 1T
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
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Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

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Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

DOARIlNG- YOUNG MAN AND WIFE
~ wa boarding in private family. Ad-
dress Harry, REPUBLICAN office. m.S2t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

w ANT ED--A GIRL TO WORK IN
" kitcheo Apply at Shaw's restaurant
Sixth and Market street. m29 2t.t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

ITyANTED-A MIDDLE.A FED WHITE
w woman for general housew0rk about
two miles from town; apply at 423 Fench
street. mI9 IT.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

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Daily Republican., 1882-03-29
JAMES A. KELLY,

XIyANTED.--A HOSTLER WHO DAN
w make himself generally useful !;
also large boy to sell ccnGy; reference re-
quired. Apply at s3l Market street. ml9.2t
Daily Republican., 1882-03-29

wv ANTED- BOARD IN A PRIVATE
w family tor LII an and wife, with ono
child; add ess 5. g. T. this office. m2s.4tt
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-25
the track near the suburbs of the town.
He came over yesterday morning to recu-

the track near the suburbs of the town.
lie came over yesterday morning to recu-
perate
Parties visiting st. Louis should call on
Fred Manget, ticket broker, corner Fifth
and Chestnut Streets He sells tickets to
all points AT reduced rates, and also buys
tickets at highest market prices.
The police presented Charlie Clapp, late
of the force and since appointed deputy
sheriff, with handsomely. carved belt and
pistol holder on which are impressed the
words presented to G. A. Clapp by the
Dallas Police Force"
In the case of the State VS.. j. Ruch
charged with cutting Bill Smell (colored),
which came up for hearing in Justice Ed
wards court Thursday, the court trans
ferred 1t to the county court, as the charge
was for aggravated assault and 1t had no
jurisdiction in the matter,
Owing to the inclemency of the weather
Professor Georges dancing school will
reorganize Friday and Saturday, the 9th
and 25th inslants at y. NJ. II. A. hall.
to tor ladies, misses and masters; to
10 for gentlemen. Liberal patronage solic-
tied. Respectfully, W. N. GEORGE.
In addition to our large stock of dry,
long and short-leaf yellow pine lumber, we
have u full line of sash, doors, blinds,
mouldings, picket and plaster bath, and we
are prepared to meet any dealers prices in
the city; positively we will not be under.
sold. GRlFFIrHs q CowsER.
Arrived Ivy "The Time Tried Route" at
1874 Commerce street on Thursday morn
! ing, All eight pound girl, who will, until
! further notice, stop with the mother, Mrs.
| Borich, wife of the sign painter, =. S.
Borich Well done, pete" this sign indi-
Gates that the "macaroni' dish will have to
be enlarged.
BY reference to the Denison special, in
another column, it will be noted that the
statement is made that Express Messenger
Farr was the only person injured in the
collision Just as the HERALD goes to pres:
gentleman brings the information that
! seven persons were injured in the uniortu
nate atlair-some of them seriously-and
that the wreck is more serious than reported
in the special.
Bosh for any one to try to beat China
| Halls prices. Listen to this, decorated
li.p zee tea set for 81 50; u decorated cham
Der set from 81 up; moss rose tea set for
| SO 50 u complete tea and dinner
set, handsomely decorated comprising
| lSS pieces, for only S35; white
china dinner set Sl2 Q25 pieces; dinner
and tea set sl7 so Q6l pieces. In silver
plated castorS, knives, forks and spoons
YOU can get as big discount of us as the
manufacturer gives to small dealers. Oul
stock OF lamps and lamp goods, toys and
| fancy goods we simply say 1t is immen sc
and we defy competition. Come and see
for yourselves, at Goslins China Hall, next
to Sanger Bros
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-11-25
ELEGANT SILVER WAKE
u. W. Webb, Jeweler.

J. W. Webb, jeweler, corner of Main and
Lamar streets, is now in receipt of the largest
handsomest and most complete stock
of solid silver and silver plated ware ever
brought to the city. Novelties in the way
of hand painted porcelain fitting pitchers
mounted in silver jewel cases and toilet
sets at specially low figures. Soup tureens,
pudding dishes, solid silver salad forks aud
spoons in cases, solid silver pickle stands
and forks in cases. New designs in solid
silver card cases, spoons, forks, ladies', cups,
napkin rings, epergnes, iardinieres, and, in
fact, everything in the solid silver and
silver plated lines, and in designs varied tc
suit the most fastidious and at price.
within the reach OF all. Mr.. Webb has
also one of the largest and best selected
stocks of watches and jewelry ever in the
city, and at prices lower than ever.