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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

THAT comparatively no Democrats
are applying to the Levy Court to have
their names placed upon the assessment
indicates the game that is to be played
i'll the coming campaign. Democrats
az general thing are a little more
anxious to vote than Republicans are
and it is we'll known fact that fewer
of them paid their taxes than Repub.
licans and consequently according to
the election laws they would stand dis.
franchised and would have no vote. 1t
is evident from. this that Democrats
intend to vote any how whether as
sessed or unassessed ard that on cleo.
ton day there will be any number of
tax receipts on hand by Democratic
politicians for all who can be induced
to use them. Of course Republicans
have no other chance to vote than on
bonatide tax receipts that cannot be
procured unless regularly as
sessed. The next campaign will be
honesty against fraud and Republic
cans cannot poll anything but honest
votes, to overcome thousan Is of dis
honest votes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
NOTICES.

NYUI1OE--To the Honor able Judges Of tho
IN court OF General Sessions Of the Peace
and Jail Delivery, OF tire state OF delaware,
In and for New Castle County. We qAeLun.
dersigned respectable citizens OF the l8urth
Ward, In the city Of Wilmington, do hereby
certify that John McClatterty, who is the
owner of the st re and premises at No, 6T T..
Fifth street, (being N. W. cor. Of Fifth and
Pi. Q streets ] In the said ward, city, county
and to Q, and described In his application,
and who is an applicant tor license for the
sale OF intoxicating liqao1s IN quantities not
less tr an one half gallon therein, he being .
licensed retailer Of goods, wines and mer.
chandise, the aggregate cJst value OF whose
stock respectively constantly kept on hand
for sale is not less than $500; he is man of
full age. OF sObriety and Of good moral char
acter, that such sale of intoxicating liquors
at the said place is necessary to accommodate
the public: that he is the owner OF said house,
and the true rental value ia $40,
III mas W. Zebley John J, Toner
ID. A. Met ullin Iriesorich Meyers
Hugh Hapan Martin Farrell
James + McGoaigal James Meany
Michael Kane Z. Dunn
Francis X ely Thos. Il. Ea.on
John Hanson john MeCnllln
James McNoy Peter McAieer
tennis Rirpey John McCaulley
Daniel Regain Francis McMohagle
Patrick Harrity Thomas ) WHITE
John Dooley John Calhoun.
JOHN MCCLAfFERFY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
ABOUT Tow n.

Saturday was one of the most pleas
ant moving days on record.
More people have changed residences
this year than for several days past.
The old building in the rear OF Sec
und and Orange streets has been torn
down and will be replaced by more
imposing structure, to be used Tor
an ,xle factory by New York nrn'
A family in the neighborhood OF Sec
ond and Tatnall streets was in a guam,
Diary this morning. They had rented
a house, but after they had removed
their goods to the sidewalk they dis
covered that the house into which they
intended to move had been re-rented
and they were compelled to look for
another house.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

Mr.. f. A. PRICE, Of this city, is the
author of useful little advertising
pamphlet, containinga digest of some
of the most important laws of the State,
ordinances of the city, division into
wards, exemption laws and the law
creating registry of births, deaths and
marriages and general constitutional
provisions relating to elections. Friend
Price no doubt unintentionally over
looked the law under which taxes are
collected or rather not collected. The
pamphlet however is handy to have
around and contains much needed in
formation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

THE FUNERAL or the poet Long
fellow took place yesterday at Cam
bridge, Massachusetts. His death
leaves a gap in the list of American
poets that will lot be easily filed, for
Longfellow was not only poet, but he
was man, and citizen, the noblest
work of God. His thoughts were not
of the sentimental emotional order that
flashed and sparkled but for the
moment and were hushed in gloom,
but they were of the solid inspiring
order that raised the tagging hopes
of humanity to higher ana nobler
sphere Of life. The high thoughts and
tender feelings he has spoken, the
limpid, soft and tranquil strain of his
music breathing out so truly the loves
of home, the sorrow for those that are
dead and gone, the trust that we all
would cherish 10 happy future be.
yopd the grave, the purpose to work
nobly and endure bravely while we
live, will sound in the ears of the
world, long after every hand and heart
that honored him while living, is
Wondering in the dust.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
Love Feast

Yesterday Quarterly meeting was held
in Ezion M. L. Church, at Ninth and
French streets. The exercises OF the
day commenced with Love Feast at
8. so a. IN. followed by sermon at 80
by he Rev j. w. Parker. AT 80 IN
the afternoon the presiding elder, Rev
J. E. Webb, preached a powerful ser
mon, and the pastor delivered the clos
ing sermon in theevening. The con-
gregations were good at all the services,
and great deal Of interest manifested.
This evening the Quarterly Conference
will be held.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
Failures this week,

The failures in business reported to
Il. G. Dunn Il Co., New York, during
the last seven days number 115, dis
tributed as follows: Eastern States, IL;
Western, 80; Middle, 81; Southern, 80;
Pacific, 6; and New York city, 4. This
is very considerable diminution as
compared with recent weeks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

NYOIICE-I. FRANK QUlaLEY, THE
~ cwner of the within-mentioned prem.
ises. do hereby give notice that shall apply
to the Honorables, the Judges of the Court Of
General Session Of the Peace and Jail De-
livery OF the state of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, on Monday, the Sth day
of May, a. j., 1882. being the first day of the
Nay term of said court for a licenes to keep
an inn Or tavern, at $40 Madison street, In the
fifth ward OF the city of Wilmington county
of New CASTLE, State OF Delaware, in compli-
q zee with the requirements Of the act Of the
General Assembly in such cases made and
provided for the sale therein OF intoxicating
liquors In quantities lees than one quart to be
drank on the premise and the following re-
pectable citizens recommend the said appl-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

NOTICE-I. LIZZIE WOLLASfON, the
~ owner of tho within, snti0ned prem
ises do hereby give notice that | shall apply
to the Honorabes, the Judges OF the Court OF
general sessions Of the Peace and Jail De
livery, of the State Of Delaware, in and for
New Castle County, m Mou'av, the Sth day
of May A. ID, 1882, being the first day of the
May term of said court, for license to keep
an inn or tavern, in School District SO, Mill
Greek Hundred, New Castle County, known
a. the Stanton Hotel in compliance, with the
Of the act of the General AS
semhly in such cases made and provided, for
the sale therein of intoxicating liquors in
qua ties less than one quart to be drank on
the premises. aud the following respectable
citizens recommend the said pylication. viz:
James Mcguire Abraham Warrck
Geo. W. Marshall Andrew Gitfin
Edward q. Adams Jabez Banks
John Harper VIM. R'd2raves
Charles "A. Brooks Lewis Bennett
Joseph Taylor Thomas Taylor
(}t oIge H. Suith Thomas Booth
John A. Marshall
m23.3tt LIZZIE WOLLASTON.
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ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
n REdIsTRR's OEYlCI,
NRW CAsTLR COUNTY, March 70, 1882.


Upon the application of Ashton Richardson
administrator, U. L. A. of Elizabeth Stroud,
late OF wilmington said cOuuty deceased :,
1t is ordered and directed by the Register tina,
the adm nistrat r aforesaid give notice Of tht
granting ofletters of administration upon thu
estate of deceased with the date Of granting
thereof, by causing advertisements to be pos.
ed within forty days from the date Of such
Letters, in six of the most public places OF the
county o. New Castle, requiring all person,
having demands against the estate to presen,
the same or abide by an act Of Assembly Il.
such case made and provided; and also cause
the same 70 be inserted within the sans
period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN, .
newspaper published in Wilmington, and Il
be continued therein three weeks, (e-od.)
-, Given under the hand and seal #
Ills. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. q. BIFfS, Register.
NoT1CR.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the administrator. VI
or before M rch 20, A. d., 1888, or abide the
ACT Of Assembly in such case made and pre-
vided. ASHTON RICHARDSON,
Administrator, U I. a.
Decentralization. m23-t
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REGISTERS OKDERs.
ID EGlSTER'S ORDER
n kEGlsT ER's OrSIop,

IL Rk6lS1 ER'S OrBICR
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. March ~, 1882.
Upon the application of Amos Wilson
executor of Abraham wilson, of Pencader
HID i, II said county deceased, 1t Is orderec
and directed by the Register hat the OK
ecutor aforesaid give notice OF gran
Ing of letters Testamentary upon the
estate Of the deceased. with the date I
granting thereof, by causing advertisement
to b0 posted within forty days from the dat
Of such letters in six Of the most publ
places of the county Of New Castle, requirirf
all persons having demands against the O
tate to present the same, or abide by an A.
Of Assembly in such case made and provided
aud also cause the same to be inserted with
the same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN,,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and
be continued therein three weeks. (e-o-d.)
~, Given under the han ! and Sc.
L. g. Of office of the Register aforesaid +
49, Wilmington, in New Castle count!
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
5. 9. BlffS, Register
NOTIcB-All persons having claims againsl
the estate of the deceased must present tn
same duly attested to the executor oJ
or before March ~, 1888, or abide the Act
Assembly in such case made and provided.
AMOS WILSON, Executor.
Address Chesapeake City, Cecil County,
Md MIS-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

Assessor NANDYKE assessed one
colored man in West St. George 5
Hundred, in the extra assessment for
1882. 1t has been query with us
ever since it came to our knowledge,
how he came to assess this colored man.
William Black, for that is the man as
sessed, must have acquired some secret
uuaccountable influence over him that
Vandyke should have singled him out
amongst several hundred other colored
men for assessment who were equally
worthy TO be placed upon the assess
ment. Perhaps Vandyke was cclor
blind and did not know that William
Black was a colored man, but if this
had been the Gaze he would have as
sessed more colored men through q
color mistake. Perhaps William Black
had Democratic proclivities and was
inclined to take whskey instead of
beer that Nandyke's heart was SO
wonderfully sofoened towards him.
Whatever the causes were that impel.
led Vandyke to assess one colored man
INVEST St, Georges are not known and
probably will not be known, but it is
an actural fact that he did assess vii.
liam Black, n colored man. Bravo
' andYke? Impartial Nandyke Let
a medal made from the hide of the
choicest bovine forever adorn the
breast of the model assessor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
Pfsfr nuc empmt makes HIGH
TAX0R

A gentleman from St. Georges Hun
dred and by the way one Who has al
WAYS been Democrat and never failed
to vote the Democratic ticket, said last
week while on visit to this city that
he was very much Disguised with the
actions of the Levy Court Commissioner,
the Collector and the Assessor from his
Hundred; that if his party insisted on
sustai ming the actions Of these men he
would have to cease voting with his
party though he had no desire to be
anything else than Democrat in poll
tics One of the main reasons given by
this gentleman for his objection to this
mode of acknowledgment was that the
owners of property had to pay the taxes
of all who were returned as delinquents.
1t was not only question of disfran-
chisement from the right to vote but
it was financial question and bore
hard upon real estate owners who under
the present system had to pay excessive
and constantly increasing taxes. 1t
stands to reason that if two thousand
persons are DISTINGUISHED in New Castle
County by the pre- sent mode of assess
ments and the collection of taxes, that
some three thousand dollars goes with
the DISTINGUISHED. This amount the
County cannot lose and consequently it
has to be levied on real estate, and made
up in that way. 1t is very easy mat
ter for Mr.. Purnal j. Lynch and Mr..
William s. Vandyke, the first the col
lector and the latter named the assessor
of St. Georges Hundred, to disfranchise
two hundred and fifty colored men in
their Hundred by the peculiar opera
tons of the law which protects them in
their work but that is not all. These
colored men when all is added up pay
two dollars in taxes each which amounts
to five hundred dollars in the aggregate.
This amount of course the County loses
but it has to be made up somehow and
if the voters of New Castle county will
watch and compare their tax bills they
will find that it comes back to them IN
increased tax bills the next year. If
these four thousand or five thousand
dollars returned as errors which could
be very easily collected were returned
into the County Treasury it would
relieve the tax payers to that extent
and in addition everybody would be
compelled to pay their quota towards
the support of the State Government
which is their duty and which they
should be compelled to do. We are
glad the farmers are gradually getting
their eyes open and are beginning to
feel the operations of the disfranchise-
ment laws, which are improperly called
asst ssm ent and tax laws.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

NyOTION-THE PAST GRAND MAS
~ ters Assc citation will visit Delaware
Lodge. No. ], !. .. . f., on Monday even
ing the 27Ih lust. A full attendance Is earn
eslly desired. J b. M AhVlN, Secretary.
marriott
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
y EMUVAL.

7 Il
The dental office If Ir, H. * W X. Oar
rett will b. removed on March 2tth from 700
Market street to the Southeast cor. of Ninth
and Washington sire cts, where Dr. VIM. X.
Garrett will operate Drs. Henry and II
Garrett, Jr, will continue the practice of
dentistry in all Its branches at the original
Office, No. 2ls Shipley street. mLl'5t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
- SUMPTION OF TRIPS.

ID ESUMPTlON OF TRIPS.
II ~ ao, IL =
On Tuesday March 2Sth. - rs..1s -1 = 3
the "Susie A. Mccall" wi ! resume hei tills,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and saturday at 5 a. IN,
2 and 8 p. NJ, and leaving Pennsgrove on
same DAYS at 6.3J and 10 a M, AMI 4. D. III.
m29-tf CAP. DENNY.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
pEMOVAL.

z EMOVAL
A. V. Gaynor VIII remove his uows stors
to 203 West second street, nr Second and
orange stree is, on the 18th inst, where he
will be pleas ed to see his old patrons. He
will serve you with any weekly and New
York and Philadelphia sunday papers and
all the Wilmington daily papers. m2l-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

VI UFTURE.-CU GUARAN TEED
n, by J. - Mayer Method waern theirs
fail. Send stamp for testimonial s, S3I Arch
street Philadelphia. ml6 lydsw
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SNDOD BOOKS.

TOOU BOOKS.
"
Good and cheap books; books of rare
merit treating on Science, History and the
Arts, though worth many dollars selling for
almost nothing, at No. Vest sixth street.
m2 -8t*
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

No'1'"'
Ths Hope Building and Loan Assoca
ton Is nOH issuirg a new series of st 'Ck he
pnring March LIST, inst. Apply 20 =. PLUM
FL T, Treas, Third and Market st rect, or to
JNU. +. MILLER. 5 c'y,
Laa"S-w-s-lm 1888 Market street,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27

VMPR WE'D PHOSPHATE FOR GAR.
l. dea or farm, 70 cent package for sale; 200
East Second str et, j. Il. HIkZE'4.
mlS 8d-2tW#
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-27
D1ssoLuTloN PARTNERSHIP.

DlSSuLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice is hereby given that the 'artnership
lately subsistrg between Lewis +, Buck and
Ardrew q Wilson, of Wilmington, Del,
under the firm ma ne OF l.. p. Buck Go.
day of March, A. D., lls2 Lewis =. l'uck is
authorized to settle all debts due to and by
the said firm. l.. p RUCk
ANDREW q. WILSON.
NOTfCE-Thc Insurance business will be
con tinucd by Q UNDERSIGNED uhder Ire old
firm rame u l. P. Buck Il ca. as heretofore,
with the same list of companies is was repre-
sented by the late firm at the rev office, Bay
ard Building, Market ard Ninth str cts, VII
a.ing ton, Del. m2t'u L. p. BUCK.
ptMOVAL.
The I'M or"igr ct h.q removed from the
S. ". cor. Front and Frln'h street, to the
new store
NO. ai3 EAST FRONT STREET,
and Cp eued out the finest
Ulg ARsTORE IN THE CITY!
With oil the choicest grades Of Tobacco and
the leading br lnds Of Cigars which no will
dispose Of at the lowest market rates
WIOLE>ALE AND RETAIL
NIB II CHAS. II. HARNER.
ID EMONAL.
The und ersigne' has removed the branch
store for the 81 o Of 5 APPS. &C, st Fourth
and Shipl5y streets. TO the tdcto Y,
sos WEST FROhT STREET,
who're he will kerp good assortment of
OLElNE, PALM, BURAX,
and all kinds of SOAPS at lowest prices He
also paws thu highest market prices for
TALI GREAhE&"
m2t-s2t ,i.KRACTTER.
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NEW MsxlCO.
Exasperated Citizens Cleaning Out the
Outlaws.


ALBUQUERQUE, February 11th.-A party Of
three men, headed by Frank Lewis, at Cranes,
135 miles west Of here, for some time past has
been praying upon "tenderfeet and others,
stealing and robbiug from all who came
within their reach. Last night they held
several persons, and not only robbed them of
valuables, but used them in most brutal
manner. They shot Charles Herrick Ia the
head, infictiRg slight scalp yyauLd, besides
beating him with o six.shooter They secured
S5S One of the men saved So 600 by threw.
ing his pocket book away. This morning the
citizens of the little town organized in force,
under the leadership of Deputy Sheriff Jones,
and started out to arrest the robbers, who
have their headquarters in a log shapty for
meriy occupied as pest house for small pox
patients. Jones and his party walked boldly
up to the robbers rendezvous and de-
manded their surrender. Their demand
was answered by a volley of shots
from the outlaws. Conrad KrausE, of
the attacking party, and one of the victims of
the robbers last night, was killed. The men
in the house after the irst fire came out from
upder shelter and uttered unearthly yells, and
firing their revolvers into the attacking party
attempted to make their escape. Their shots
were returned aud every man Of the outlaws
was shot dead. james Lynch fell first and
q fellow about Is or 10 years of age, known
rs The Kid" dropped before he had gone
dozen steps. Lewis got god start and ran
about forty rods before he was brought down.
Deputy Sheriff Jones was shot in the neck,
and ]. A. Fitzpatrick, one of his assistants,
in the cheek and thigh. They we're promptly
cent to Fort WiDgste on special train for
treatment. Jones is not expected TO live, al
though it is barely possible be will pull
through. Frank Lewis, leader of the rob.
bers, formerly ran dance hall in Albuqper-
que, aDd his brother killed Mexican last
summer ic row at the hall. His mother
keeps q boarding-houss in this city. and will
have his remains buried here There ars
more OF the gang at large in aud about
Cranes, and they will be captured as soon ss
possible. If caught alive, they will be
lynched. The tragedy OF yesterday has put
the citizens of Cranes on the alert, and the
towa viii be cleaned Of all blacklegs
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San Francisco stock sales.
SAN FRANCISCO, Ketrnsr5 IL, 1882
roRsIaN NOTES.

Land rent reduction goes forward so
much and so noiselessly in Scotland that
it would almost appear as if the lairds
hoped thus to avert the threatened legisla-
tion at the coming session of Parliament,
In East Lothian, which is described az
the home OF high farming, nine farms re-
Gently were relet at a reduction in total
from fI0 555 to &7, 63f The rent of one
fell from 9l, 600 to 81, 600 Of another
from ESQ to f200, and that of q third
from fl 500 to 1850.
By order of Queen Victoria, London
publishing house has jnst issued a complete
collection of the musical compositions of
the Prince Consort, both sacred and secular.
1t was the Queens first intention that they
should be printed for private distribution
only, but on further thought, after it had
bsen insisted that sush works would COM
mand universal interest, she gave her con-
sent to their general publication. With
one exception, they sro vocal compost
tions, ard for the greater part songs and
ballads to German words.
Another link which connects modern
Italians with the revelation of lS4S has
been severed in the death few weeks ago.
at Naples, of francesca Paelo Ruggiero,
the Two Sicilies under Ferdinand IL He
did not hold this Office without receiving
blame from certain quarters, but it was af.
terward admitted that his motives had
been pure, his desires being TO maintain
the integrity of his country. His efforts
for that, however, were in vain, and he
barely escaped arrest at the hands of Ferdi-
napd. For many yeara he lived in exile,
and only returned with liberty to be elect
ed a Deputy from Naples.
At Falmouth, in Rpgiana, some three
weeks ago, the goods and ehattels of
Quaker were sold at aHction to meet his
proportion of the rector's rates, and as the
sum realized was insufficient, another sale
was announced to follow in a day or two.
At the same time in the mart at
Tokenhouse- yard, London, was going on
another sale equally scan5aIcns to religion.
1t was the power of appointment TO the
sacred office with all the temporal benefits
annexed to it, and the sale took place along
with other freehold and leasehold property.
There was made a protest against this sale
by churchman who denounced it as a
scandal. Although one was also made at
the sale of the Quaker's gceda, it was not
made by churchman, but by Quaker.