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Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
FIFTH gDI3IlI'
FIRE At AIsaIE1s,:

Tne Fiery Eis~..,.
Sons Fer. rss sssss
Special despatch for than,
.,.,, as,.D,DL.rovs, = .., l'',. D.l ".
broke broke out in }. M. Co. : ''es e.., II
h.in' which bsti.d ,ls .,,a'' ,''s*
cisiz ',,' sns and the building '',,' s.' ~
smoaldsring mass OF ruin, W" m
1T Tho 70. wind s. was BLOWN. ,,,,,.
and the fire spread to t,s s,'1' '1a''
buildings and tear. wore ANY,. Ssa'
that the s whole town would sI1s' -
'umed but the wind caanrsa y y.
saving the town. A,ter Sn,,,' ,' N''s
carriage factory, Barr 3 co,s 'a's
shops situated on Main ,t,s'. - lsli
nre ano were entirely CONSUMED ~ Y
this 1t spread to til. adjoin,na 'a
ties, burning the following hs,', ps
wm. H. Johnson's hardware ,a.' ,,a,.
Nchee's house, Harry Fisher. ,''' y
shop, Eiw. Jones houss
chop belonging " Mrs, Col, n'' c,''
one house belonging to tn,
Jesse Lake. "aA
Dr. Rsnredy's ofies, G. W. cso,,,
carpenter shop The abov, n.y.
were entirely CONSUMED, tog.tb.,
. number OF building. d,n,,'
shor'l! alter nias O'Clock .p.,u \
on top OF 'hs Episcopal church ~
IRE to IL and in q short tim. ~s ,''''
was left standing, and the wall, u
church :eli in. Word was ,sls,,.,
to Wilmington for sssi,t,,'.
after the hrs broke out.
In response to the telsu,,,,
Weccacce and Relianc. ,tsam.,. y
Fame. Washington, Dslawsrs,,d
lance hJss carriages arrived b, =.
ial train at six ninuts, oi \.
o'clock. 4 line of hose was ],ia +.
the depot 10 r,s irs aud i, ". y
under control.
The to'al loss is .stimstsd 4, ,,,,
$50. .OoC. with an Insurance Of sAn,
half. Tie F issopal church )os /, h,
900, insured ror s5,OOo; Cox & B,,
fully irs1r-'l, st X saved; Barr \ n
machiI!srs, loss 81 900 on stock N,
surancs, building assured, s.lonpu
the Jesse l.ak-s' estate.
Among tho houses damaged wsnt
Citizens National, transcript ofsy.
Grubb's noCss and other places y,
Grubb WAS form 4rly OF Wilminr,
The rire caused great e.citenept,nr
the peop =, goods wer. hastily ,sum
and set L the stree, and excinm.
reigneG .upteme.
There Is no -'iectiy. irs anp.n,p,
the town, work was doue BIZ tia M
Zsns witC buckets and tubs ha
from W.mit gton by The special mi
was made in forty four minutes d
fire is still burning, but under eouua
1t origira ed ,rom a defective fm
REEVE
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
The pilot Com a. issiOners

The Board of Pilot Commissioners O.
this State held their semi annual meet
ing yesterday afternoon, at the Goa
Office of B. +. Townsend on East Fourth
street. Commissioner Lyons of Lewe:
was the only mem Der that was absent
The meeting was presided over by Com
missioner Moore, and a resolution pre-
sented by Commissioner Bright to tn.
effect that the articles which were pub
lished in the Philadelphia papers com
planning of the ineficiency Of the Della
ware pilots, were false in every particu
lar, was unanimously adopted. Com
missioner Bright said that he believed
these reports were made up on acooun
of prejudice against the law of thi
State, which Licenses pilots for the De.
aware river,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Surprl>SPar y.

One evening last week Henry Haw'
kins and wife were taken comp etely
by surprise in their new bause at Four
teenth and French streets. A larg'
number of their friends calling on them
large number of Presents were pre-
sented to them. Refreshments were
provided in abundance, aud ata lsts
hour they left for their homes, wishing
the Hawkins family, long life and q
happy one, and that they may live in
their new house, as long if not longer
than they did In the cid one, which
was for twenty years.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

NATION On the Sd inst, Harrington H
Naltoa, son Of John and Ida Nation, aged
syears.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral on Wednesday
aft =rnoon. at z O'Clock, from the residence o.
his parents, No. 1909 Fren n street. To pro
coed to Sloan cemetery Delaware CO., Pa.
HALDEMAN-In West Chester, Pa, April
80, x. J. Haldenan, in the o5th year Of hi
age.
His male friends are respectfully invited
to attend tn funera! from his .te residence
At West Chester, on Wednesday, May g.
Services at the house at II o'clock. Inter.
mont private.
Mo0AFFERTY On the lat inst of scarlet
fever, Robert, son of Robert and Lizzie Ne
Cafierty, In tho llth year OF his age.
Tho relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral
from his parents residence, 400 East Ninth
street., on Tuesday afternoon, at 3 O'Clock,
LtVIO.-Iu tt Is city, on the 3oth inst, Mrs
Erie 'sika Levi0, az cd so yeas.
Funeral from the homo for aged Women
corner OF Harrison street and 9ilpiu Avenue
on Tuesday, May Q at 3 O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
A h ASE AFTEK ROBBEgS
Fw . DA ing Thieves Cav1 Oftsr1
with their kevOlvers and EKa,(
10 the Mou VI AiUs.

READING, May The Chss ifn
the Orwlgsburg SAT-, robbers across b
mountains TO JouestOwl, hara
county, is one of the most menorit
in the police anoals in Eastern Pii
lsylvania. There is now no d'ubt y
that the thieves are Rauch and Bx
who a few weeks ago, ESCAPED tIonn
Lebanon Jail.
These bold and desperate salrNatl
ers, fully armed, were last seen og
Schuylkill constsbulary on Sual
afternoon neat Shoemakersvlls
day they had been closely pursasa
frequently fired At. They sucoee,a
eluding the officers about foul Css1
on Sunday afternoon. They lAsh mt
| eled over the mountains lnto "a
county, and toward sunset rsscna
village OF Shartlesvlile. III
There they took supper at the
and represented themselves as oass
men intending to iavest in a nsslm
ing village. They determined 70
ahead, and took a lonely ROAD s'u
off from Str. usstown. intendlnswp
the night in AZ qniet place % R'aa
4 half hour later DetsrtlVe IVY
the Philadslphis and Reading lOl.
| Iron police, and q lew dsputiV'M M
in hot pursuit. ,,,
The home Constable, lestplps
$500 reward was offered, detetl'as
get ahead Of Yo,t. He Therefore
cd into a carriage and traced ms us NJ "
lars to their stopping place hsm is,s
man with him, and stepping las ~"
bar room, hs com manded shs ..,''s ~,
surrender. Almost instantly sns ~
laws whipped out tour revOlv't o,ds %
cd every man n the ROOM ,vs S M
"hands up" aud then backeu O4''
room. ,n.,.,l,ta
the Consta bls's team and d!o'ISi hi.sG
yards, where he waited lvl 10 s,In,F
panion. Both escaped sf'el O.. 1sss ,ss N
eral shots into the crowd ~ .ni ' ~
The thieves drove all nisns ,nn,,, "' n
near Jamssto wn, Lebanon couI%, ,aus
abandoned tho team and again
cd on foot. tdIov1.
Det.cuve Yost and party v~t ,%s q
using six relays OF hoFsss' p.ash I u
shown the photographs ol ol.,issl n 10
Book and he positively ldsSt'srIf ShssIf NJ
a. the escaped outlaws s% Cpl 4
and Detectives RinPler anu anu l,hkI
Lebanon, Joined in the onsS.d :, .ds bit
lieved that the thieves n'sa tnsp On 1
mountain fastnsss at lss"un"t,a J
where the Rabsr murder a,o oc'@il iii IL
where it 10 probable sn''
pursuit. ., IN Lsbse
this evening. The tools dIopEhd I...pppEphd.
thieves are Of the iinest ,and,r In. ~
Both are Young men Of !, lss,roSnslpg
They have succeeded IN u lila ella tojS
entire country from s'sssa,rohiut
town. Several moonted YEA III
ties are securing the u0%hssresd
Rauch and Book sre cuts' .ats but,
having com united many y"is S sni
ies in Eastern PsDnsys"oftbs of tho W.
recognized leaders OF ono ,S IN !" tbsdS
gangs that ever opefssedS ',nSer N,Ms
The Sheriff rs now nIi;rautly W.
charged with being nssl's'N'
ible for their escape
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
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THE w. Il n. RAIL u.
The Annua Meeting YestC rday at
COatPsviIle.

The stockholders of the Wilmington
g. Northern Railroad held their annua
meeting at Coatesville yesterday. The
following officers were elected for tn.
ensuing yeal: President, Colonel H. I
DUPONT: Secretary anu Treasurer, 2. s
Ermold; Engineer and General Super
intendent, j. H. Thompson; Directors
George Brooke, RichaId E. Ely, A. l.
Foster, John s Gerhard, Charles Hus-
ton and Charles Wheeler.
The reports of the different officer:
were presented, and shows that the
road is in prosperous condition. Dur
ing the year there were 154 73O passen
gers carried, d d the receipts from al
sources were 1925, ,O12.U6 being an in
crease of S93, 547 "a over the increase
for 1880.
Mr.. }. H. Thomp .or, superintendent
of the road, recommended in his report
the consideration of the subject of the
replacing of the iron rails laid in 1869
20 with steel ones. There has been 70l !;
tons of fifty five pound steel rails lalu
during the past year.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
FOURTH EDITION.
TWO FJNERALS Yesterday.
Ex.Aayer sparks aad John Mans
amLssA 70 Rest.

TWO FJNERALS YESTERDAY.
EX.Aayef sparks and John Aans
a@LssA 70 Rest.
The funeral of George w. Sparks tool
place yesterday afternoon from his late
residence, north west corner Of Second
and Market streets. The attendance
WINS large, and the services were con.
aucted ct the house by Bishop Simpson
of Philadelphia, the Rev. George w
Miller Of Grace Church, and the Rev
Charles Hill Of Asbury.
There were several appropriate te
hymns beautifully sung by members OF
the choir Of Grace M. K. church. Eacl
Of the ministers present paid fitting
tribute to the character of the decreased
and urged those present, moro espec
tally the young,to initiate his example
The pail bearers we're Job H. Jackson,
Henry f. Pickels, G. +. Rudolph, Ed.
ward Belts, Edmund A. Harvey and
J. II. Hoffecker, Jr. The interment
took place at the Wilmington and
Brandywine cemetery.
john Manz who died with consump
ton q few days ago, was also buried
yesterday afternoon, from his late resi-
dance, northeast corner of Ninth and
Walnut streets. Services were held Al
the house and also at the German
Lutheran Church, southwest corner of
Sixth and French streets, by the Rev.
Paul Isenchmidt, the pastor. There
were large number Of beautiful floral
offerings sent by relatives and friends
OF the family.
The funeral was attended by Della.
ware Tribe No. /, Improved Order of
Red Men, AZ men, f. Heiss, marshal
German Library Association, 80 men,
John Neu schel marshal, and the Ger.
man. American School Society, 20 men,
Andrew Wilhelm marshal.
The pail bearers were: John Wesley
Fred. Gottwal August Obeland, John
l.. Fritz, Gotlieb Swartz, and William
Taylor, Jr., members of Delaware
Tribe of Red Men. The interment was,
made al klverview.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Houss BrOke" IA

The residence Of MI Hev hrOten ips
No. 2O6 Walnut was -, and robn1
thieves on Sunday, nign' 1Inon H' "
a sDiai quantity W Of eatablss' 1ayI,psop ypso
footsteps outside Mrs' s,v ~ color;
the kitchen door, ana .,aut, ss" Shsc
standing . few ,eet a.'t = ths fello. 1
to her husband, whsn, n,i;a..paosalA iap J
himself scarce anu II
back alley, Il
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
The Rev. DR.. S,eyepsou,

The Rev. DR.. Stevenson, who was a
few years ago stationed at Grace M Il.
Church in this city, was recently ap'
pointed to Gracs Church in Harrisburg,
and the Telegraph OF that city says
1.-THE Rev. VIM. J. Stevenson, the
newly appointed pastor of Grace NJ. E.
Church. will arrive on Thursday May
4th, to assume his pastoral duties. He
will be warmly welcomed by his many
friend 8, both in the church and through.
ont the community, where he is well
known and highly esteemed. His first
sermon will be preached on Sunday
morning, May7.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
SoFenaNe0.

The Brennan Band OF Philadelphia
being in town last evening and hearing
the Water Witch bell ring for tnt
monthly meeting, could not resist the
temptation of dropping around and Civ
ing the "boys" I. serenade. The Musi'
cal strains of the band were TO much
or the "fire laddies, "who broke ur
their meeting, invited the visiting mu'
sicians inside and had good time after
which the Chief of the Fire Department,
ant Assistant Nc Jatferty were visited
and serenaded
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
| A.C. YATES 4 Co..
Ledger Building, Chestnut and 9Th sts.
PHILADELPHIA.
HEALTH is WEALTH

Dr. 4. q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat.
mont: specific for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Uonvl. OIL Nervous Headache, Mental De.
preston L IS OF Memory, Spermatorrhocs
ture Old Age, caused by over. exertion, self.
abuse, or over-indulgonce, which leads tt
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one month s
treatment. Ono dollar box, or SIX boxes
for i've dollars, seht by mail prepaid on re-.
oeipt Of price. We guarantee ok boxes Il
cure Any case. With each order received By
rs for six boxes, accompanied with five dol
lars. We will send the purchaser our writer
guarantee to return the money II tho treat
ment does not efteot . cure. Guarantees
Issued only by N. b. Danforth. Druggist
Dor. md and Market streets, Whining TOE,
Del.-Sole agent nov2o-dAW
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Special AentiOAs.
Dr.s,~m.,wni,e P.luopie Rslsa,u

DF. F.Simms'Whise Palnonio DalsaA
the perfection Of Lung Medicines II
saving thous nds annually from Con-
sumption and curing multitudes Of even
hopeless cases. 1t quickly relieves coughs
aud hosrseness, sore throat, &c, and NJ
lieves Group almost % quickly ~ swal-
lowed. 60c. and 81. Sold by leading deal
ers. Main depot ut 4th and King stzoetA
Philadelphia depot, 602 Arch stzeet,
Johnston, Holloway g. Co.
n the FaFWers only.
1t pays you to change youI Potato
Seed, and in doing 70 90 hight 70
Smeltz & Co., No. IS East Fourth st.
and get the choice Maine Rose. also
York State Rose, Burbank, and The
famous Snow Flake Be sure you got
it at the right place and you will save
monev. No. Is r. Fourth street.
Mrs. r. s. Kirby, 202 King street,
has received this morning . new full
line of French chips, In the latest
shapes of Alhsmbra, "a high Alpine,
tho now Esthetic hat, the Mary Bell
and New field also received daily the
latest and newest goods In millinery.
Debilisated Advertlse0onss
and elongated insertions are becoming
absolutely odious and repuleive to pub
lie sentiment. BoNIFIDE.
FACTS are more In consonanoe with
the delicate desires Of education and ro-
finement. VERBUM SAT SAPIENTA
Chapman, Fourth and Shipley streets.
Ladies Desiring
anything in millinery should call and
examine goods at Miss E. Lindsay g.
2Os King street. She has just in q largo
and we'll. selected stock of spring goods
at lowest prices. Having Just started
in business, everything is new and ct
the latest designs.
OysteFs.
IT you want to get the best and fresh-
est oysters in the market 90 to Ain.
scow's, I'll Shipley street. 20 rs, 80
and 40cts. per quart; and Also Wholesale
and retail.
has done more good than the Hot
Springs l was there in 1870. l think
1t will cure me entirely, says P. P.
Grast, Sacram ento, Ky. Price 81 and
$l.76 per bottle of all druggists.
Fine Flour
Of the entire wheat is the coming aour
because it is the best food for men; the
people are waking up on the subject.
Only cents per pound, sold only It
W. d. Pickels, 407 King street.
Smeltx Il Co,
No. 13 East 4th street, dealers in all
kinds of potatoes apples, Onions, butter,
eggs and Southern produce direct from
the groves. Give them a call. No. IS
East 4th street.
Painters and Paper Hangers.
A. P. jackson and Bro. are still doing
first-class work, and at very reasonable
prices and are always ready at short
notice. 515 Tatnall street.
Painting and Graintng.
Tilghman Danner is ready to do ali
kinds of painting and graining, DO
Market street.
Twenty firkins OF outter tor sale at
stalls 81 and 50 Third street market.
N. B. Appleton.
Headquarters.
Fer all kinds OF Southern produce,
Smeltz & Co., No. 13 East 4th street.
Janney.
~ and 303 King street, is heada aartan
or good potatoes.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Careless Shooting.

A short time since a bullet from a
rifle, which was fired by some un.
known person, entered the house of
Mr.. Reynolds No. 706 Walnut street
through a back window shattering the
glass, and passing within few inches
otMrs. Reynolds head and struck door
making deep inde3tation. Persons
should be very careful in the use OF
fire. arms, and remember that each
time they discharge them within the
city limits they render themselves liza.
bic to a penalty.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
C~rprntera stop Work

Several carpenters who have been
employed by the Delawsr Western
Railroad Company, stopped work IN
last Saturday on account of their de-
mands for An increase of wages not
having been Complied with. 1t is stat.
ed that these men have been receiving
from 81, to q, so per day, but though,
that was insufficient, On account of the
inc. eased cost of living.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
TplBp EDITION.
RANiAN DEFEAT, TRICKETT
The canadian Plays with hts Aus.
u,alSaa Z ompeaitor al Through
lhs Race.

LONDON, May l.
The rowing match between Hanlan,
of Can VIA, and Trickett, Of Australia,
took place tn day on the Thames, and
resulted in An easy victory for Hanlan.
The course WAS from Putnev to Mort
lake and tho stakes were 9l, 900. The
towp path was lined with people. Many
ladies were among the spectators. Han
Ian rowed in his new Phelps b Peters
boat and had on his usual costume
Trickett used his Warren boat and
wore no shirt.
Trickett won the toss for position
and chose the Surry station. Kelly
piloted Trickett, while Hanlan wa,
piloted by Spencer. Hanlan roweo
SO strokes in the first minute and wal
ahead very soon, rowing neatly and
easily. Trickett was pretty close, but
was not going SO easily. Hanlsn's
time for the first mile was minuts IL
seconds. He was then length clear
OF Trickett Soon after Hanlan, made
a good deal of laughter, stopped dead
and looked around. There were again
cheers and laughter when, shortly af-
terwards, he stopped for couple OF
strokes. Trickett in the meanwhile
was rowing in good form, but 1t was
evident that Hanlau oonld do what he
liked with him. Hanlan was ten sec
onds ahead at Hammersmith bridge,
one mile and threequarters from the
starting point.
This distance was covered in min
utes 81 seconds. There the crowd
showed enthusiasm and excitement.
Opposite Thorny- Croft's Works, at
Chiswick, a barge lay right across the
course, causing Hanlan to lose much
ground. There was very strong wind
blowing in Corney Reach and both men
were much bothered by rough water,
There were seventeen seconds difference
exactly in the time they arrived off
Thorny-Croft's Works. Hanlan was
in regular surf and m ade for the mid
die for shelter. When be got into
smooth water he deliberately stopped
and bailed the water from his boat.
Trickett was pewerless in the waves
and Kelley had 10 take him into shelter.
Approaching Barnes Terrace Hanlan
was nearly 200 yards in front Of Trick,
EFT and was rowing strongly and grand
ly. He was under Barnes Bridge,
nearly miles and furlongs from the
start. when Trickett was at the Bulls
Head, almost furlong behind.
So hollow a race has seldom been
witnessed even with Hanlan. There
was So seconds difference in the time OF
the men when off Barnes, even though
Hanlan stopped for 16 seconds. The
champion fairly made q show Of Trick
~ u hx, foo
many lengths to count.
After the finish of the race Hanlan
turned around and met Trickett. He
then turned again and rowed to the
winning post. reaching it q length
ahead.
Hanlan appeared at a benefit of ex
hibition given to him in ambridge
Music Hall, this city, tonight. He
was presented with valuable diamond
ring.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Consents to be = { andidate

Nathaniel r. Benson Jr has consen-
ted to become candidate for the
Board of Public Education in the
Fifth Ward. Mr.. Benson is a SOD OF
Captain N. r. Benson thA we'll known
superintendent at the Harlan and Hol
lingsworth Company. He Is young
gentlemen OF education and ability and
would make an excellent member ol
the Board,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Now Cannon

The firm of DUPONT Il Co., powder
manufacturers, have lust purchased a
cannon weighing 1t, 26O pounds, tor the
purpose Of resting powder. This gun
will shoot ball weighing 100 pounds
with 5O-pound charge of powder.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
lAeeern &aPAneoa.

Letters of administration were grant
cd yesterday to John Biggs, upon the
estate of Lydia Gary late OF Middletown
Phillindia Black was also granted
letters upon the estate Of ADsalon
Black late of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
CLOTHING
1882 SEs SEEsss1AL1SS2
ESTABLISHEDl~32
The Old and Reliable
LEADING
Clothing & Merchant
Tailoring Estab-
|ishment in the State.
22S MARKET ST. 228

Fifty years of uninterrupt
ed busi ess prosperity
proves that good Goods at
fair prices, sold as represent
ed, always holds a customer
and brings others to you.
We offer you this Spring
the finest and largest assort
ment of Clothing we have
ever made which we will sell
at One Low Price. Our
price for hrst-class Ready.
made Clothing is the lowest
in the city. We have
special lines in Boys and
Children's Clothing manu-.
factured expressly for Us that
cannot be duplicated by any
house in this city.
Our Merchant Tailoring
department is stocked with
the finest Foreign and Do.
mestic suitings from the
leading makers N Europe
and this country, ami will b<
made up in the latest style
and best manner under the
supervision Of Mr. N. Bayne
and Mr.. Geo. McCa !, well.
known artizans in their line
We have a line Of Suitings
made up during the dull
times under the supervision
of our cutters that we con.
slider superior to any ever
offered in this city. Call
and be convinced.
Thanl ing an indulgenl
public for so many years OF
their patronage, we invite
them to call on US during
our Semi Centennial.
JOHN II. MOORE,
228 Market St.
ail-ttS.lm
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
WHATIT Is AND WHY IT IL.
WILLOW WOOD

Willow Wood for our use should be cut
when the sup Is fully up In the spring tree
coming into lesf,) and be fully diyesled o.
bark and be kept clean and dry; 1t must DO
not over or ) inches In diameter and free
Of heart the smaller the wood Is the better.
For such wood We give 70. 10 per cord deliver
cd at our mills on the Brandywine; II deliv
cred with the bark on, 1t must be hauled
within fsw days after II Is cut, SO the bark
will not set on 1t, as 1t would have to be peel
cd here. For such wood with bark on " pc
cord delivered Ut tho mills.
Ell. DUPONT, LIZ NEMOURS 4 20.
nails 2tWf2m-W
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Ne mortal Day.

A meeting of the Battalion Board OF
Officers, was held last evening, and
L euten ants Babcock, Wickersha and
Smith, were appointed committee to
confer with Memorial Committe of Du-
Pont Post No. 2, to arrange for the ser
vices of Decoration Day.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
MAX RlAG EN.

ENGLAND-KEhTON--On the 2oth ull.,
At the homo Of the BRIDES parental No. 3li
East Seventh street, by kev. Chas. Hill,
MFG. Lesley England and Miss Lillian N.
Kenton, daughter Of VIM. b. Kenton. all OF
wilmington. tElkton papers please copy ]
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
TIE runeral Of a. Aged woman

Yesterday afternoon, the funeral of
Mrs. Elizabeth Wright, an aged colored
woman, took place from her late resi-.
dence on Poplar street below Sixth.
The deceased was about 70 years old +,
and for number of years had been a
leading and consistent member of
Bethel A NJ. 4 Church. The services
were conducted at the church W the
Rev. Jonathan Harris, and the funeral
was attended by the Order of Miriam 8
Tent, Lodge No. of Good Samaritans,
aud large number of relatives and
friends. The interment took place at
St. eter's Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Increase . al salary.

Last Saturday evening the Board of
Stewards of Asbury M. E church held
meeting, at which 10 was decided to
increase Ghe salary of their pastor. the
Rsv. Cuarles Hill, from IL, 200 to III 300
Der year.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
improvements Contemplated.

This evening an adjourned meetin &
of the Quarterly Conference of St. Paul S
NJ. Z. Church, will be held for the pur-
pose Of deciding upon certain improve
ments which they contemplate making
to the church.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
A Largo Numbe OF Tick cts SOLD,

There were 1893 excursion tick cts
sold at the depot Of the P. W. &. B.
railroad company in this city yester.
day, and fifty cars we're employed to
carry the excursionists between the
twoplaces.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

UyANrED-a YOUNG MAJ HAVING
w some knowledge Of book keeping
Address III" this ONCE. m21tt