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Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
WesIsyak College.

Weslevan College opened under the
Now maHagement last Monday morn
ing. The number in attendance AZ tno
opening was encouraging considering
that no attempt was made TO sec ure
nupils on the account Of all the time
beinR occupied In renovating the col
leRe, The plan Is 10 get everything
In GOOD order by the time the
next term opens. Everything has been
nut in excellent order. New carpets
In the rooms, and Railways new furni,
ture and the building has been pal nted
throughout. .-..
All needed repairs and improV ements
made, Every room has been re-paper-
cd. The college is In o better oondluon
really, than when 1t was, first ouilt'
The Faculty at present in charge IL
as follows Rev. John Wilson, Presl'
dent; Prof. j. B. Steigler, music; Madam
LIE Compile, French, German and Voca
culture; Mrs. M. e. Boyd, Instrumen'
tai Music; Mrs. Ella M, Lathropi
Mathematics and Latin; Miss @. A
Fitss, English Branches. MT " D
Hammitt will probably be instructor
in Drawing and Painting. The scnoo
opened with sixteen pupils on Monday
more are expected next week and pc
fore the term expires the prospects lol
q large school are good Every uaS
brings letters from various parts Oh TN
country making inquiries about tn'
school and asking for circulars
Though entirely Independent OF any
reIi0jous body it will still be under thu
same care as to its spiritual welfare a.
in IA a past. The three societies, tn
IT. RI L,S,, the Minerva and the Brown
inc are still in existauce and Will or
ranize for the year, this week. The!
each have nicely furnished rooms an'
large libraries. The entertainment
given by the different societies IA Tn
6ast will be continued and will be oot
social and literary. oa
They will differ somewhat from thos
: formerly given, by not being oFen
the public. They will be more OF
family nature and will be open to I'll
. society q friends only and the Presiden
will exercise careful oversight and Wi
see that they will be safe in every re
epect. u, oi
III The building ls splouuAui'
t the dining rooms in the basement nav
3 been papered and are large airy an
8 Commodious, ~,
On the first floor there are two hal
ways, one side for the family, the ot9e a
side are parlors and sitting rooms &c
the pupils. Back of these are clas
rooms and a large study hall In tn
|, upper fioor are long Railways eitht
! side of which are bed rooms, at U
, end of which is a room used both as
! sitting and study room On each noe
there Is room for teacher VINO ha
n full control over that floor. There al
! accommodations here for about MT
a boarders.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
AnOIher Drowning O.,.

Yesterday added another to tia
of drowning casualties In Whining
James Flanagan and another n n
whose name Is not given, dsterui
yesterday afternoon to take a boat
and hired a boat from John MCMaI
at Market street bridge, and roWei
towards the Delaware Western rallr
bridge. At this point Mr.. George n
ellsworth, the tender of the bridge
ticed that both men were very nI
intoxicated, as was indicated by
unsteady manner in which they N
died their boat.
When ueAr Walton g. WhSnn'sp| b
phate works, the boat Cspsizsd
both men were thrown intO the v.
a boat with assistance put out 4
the wharf at the phosphate work
rescue the almost helpless men,
Flanagan had already drowned
disappeared, but bis COmpauiOu
rescued. The body was recovered
dragging and taken TO Paid
| Morgue where an inquest was htld
Coroner Weldin and verdict Of
dental drowning was rendered
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
FOURTAEDITION
WilmiUgIODIans Onl west.


HO. Rertolette wri tes from Denver,
Colorado, 70 the Gazette as follows
At Colorado Springs met EuwaLo
Ferris, brother Of William Ferris OF the
firm Of Ferris 3 Garrett, your clty.
Mr., Ferris Is the senior member OF inc
Arm of Ferris 8 Jones, dry goods meI-
chants at the Springs. He has peeh
there number of years and Is lnISt'
uated with the place and climate his
business is lucrative and he enthusl-
astically declares II woul1nt 60
back"
I also met George W. Krowner, q
gentleman well known in Wilmington,
and an accountant in the auditors
Office of the Rio Graude railroad. Mr.,
KroWner was formerly employed in the
Office of the Harlan & Hollingsworth
Company. He ia a genial gentleman
and agreeable companion, and to him 1
am Indebted for q delightful drive from
Colorado Springs to Manitou, through
Colorado O City, the Garden Of the Gods,
and back over the Mesa, combining a
beautiful evening and sunset going anu
a brilliant moonlight back. The moon
light nights OF Colorado can give those
on bu0 D6lhNdIO ~ 40"
Krowner Is a musician ana many io
member the chords of his Zltner "'
home, and are still hearing then re
echoed fromi the instruments Oh hlS
pupils.
George d. slaymaker was here recent
" visiting the exposition, after having
thoroughly done the Great west anu
Alaska. He is now about to return
East and contemplates tour OF Euro
Mrs. Thomas Walker, wife of the
nronrietor of the Western Foundry II
this city, returned week ago from
a lengthy visit to her relatives anC
friends in Wilmington and OceaI
Grove. She comes back convinced
that she likes Denver better than ever
wilmington, though she did enjoy he
visit there.
Mr.. Walker also made visit to hi
old Wilmington home this summer.
wrote YOU of his short and successful
career here In q previous letter. He i
now enlarging his foundry to four time
it former size and capacity, thus erect
ing most substantial monument to hi
prosperity. &c.,, :
among IOELuOE " "AIuu1uSJObA"Ao Al
business here is John A. Wilson, wei
known among your people. He is il
the carriage manufacturing business
and is the happy husband of younl
Wilmington lady.
George Fisher President of the Ma
tional Bank of Leadville, and his bro
ther Leonard, also of that city, are son
of the cashier of the bank at Seaford
your State.
Edward Schultz of Wilmington ar
rived here last week and is stayin
with his father-in.law, Mr.. Briseoe
He came for the benefit of his health.
f. A. Price, formerly an employee o
the Edgemoor Iron Company, reache
here about two weeks ago and almos
Immediately secured employment a
the Denver & Rio Grande shops.
George N. Dure, now of White OAK
New Mexico, contemplates trip I
chihuahua, in Old Mexico, and is prot
ably on his way there now.
Some of our farmers are threshin
while others are making hay. Our wa
termelcns are ripe and we experienC
our only regret while watching th
gradual approach Of the end Of the sea
son. This years wheat is selling 9
80 cents a bushel, but farmers conf
IDENTIFY expect rise to 81 before much
it is sold.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Army Re.uniOn.

The fourteenth annual reunion of the
Society OF the Army of the Cumberland
opened in Milwaukee yesterday, Gener-
al P. Sheridan presiding. Generals
n. Kimball, of Utah, and J, 8. Fuller,
ton, of St. Louis, accompanied General
Sheridan, and a great many distin-
guished generals, among themFairchild,
Of Wisconsin; Morgan, of Illinois; Croft,
of Terre Haute; Grosvenor, Of Ohio;
Cox, of Cincinnati, and Rusk and
Winkler, of Milwaukee, were present,
besides large number Of distinguished
guests. A meeting was also hold in the
evening, ut which addresses were de-
livered.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Demoerats O-gAnlElne.

The DemoCratsin the different
are busy organizing for the fall
paign. Last evening the Tenth \
Democrats held a meeting at the
cacoe engine house and elected th
lowing officers;
President-Wm. Hanna.
Secretary-Jas, X. McCloSkey'
Treasurer-Samuel johnson.
A committee consisting of 4
Chambers, John +. DOIan and !
Hughes was appointed to oct IN
junction with the City Executive
mittee.
The Eighth Ward Democrats
No. 837 Kirkwood street, last on
and elected the following Officers
President-D. 0'O. Ke1ney'
Vice President-ThoS' SheFs
Secretary-A. G. Vernon l.,
A committee Of five 70 act ~
junction with the City Executive
mittee was also appointed
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
InhnPIIIinE Chairman

At a meeting Of the New
County Executive Comml1ts,s, Ge,,,Sa lsl'
terday afternoon, JoG1 u rIlii"s nsiios,
Newark, and present kepuUIVAi'
didate for the Legislature ltOn ..l,
CLAW Greek Hundred, waSelec'0u !,
man of the Committee 70 ~, ',
George W. Stone, resigned Hs' to
McLsal has been appOInI,eu ~ "
the chairman in his WORK 10 :. .li Y
The Vice Presidents OF tne tU s%' !
election districts in the county ~, y
structed to report to the sSC,s'S ssSua.'
names of candidates for 4spov' l1Spo,
SCISSOR and road coIumlssloIia,, y !,
chairman and secretary WeEs Y II'' ~
to procure the necessary Il isgsii I,iiU p'
ballots at the Little E!sC.t,S, s ,.I,ts
meeting day Of the co.nVSr ~ WsSr
changed from Saturday 70 o y "VSr 'orr
and the next meeting, OF the O'u
will be next Wednesday
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
overcome by Heat.

The heat on Tuesday was so oppres-
siv, that two carpenters employed on
the large tobacco house being. erected
by James Dilworth, of Christiana
Hundred, were forced to quit work
and one OF them claims that he narrow
ly escaped being sunstruck. He was
brought to the city on Wednesday
morning, where he resides, and took
the usual antidctes. Two men elm
ployed by Abram Ford, who occupies
the Brindley farm, in Christiana Hun
dred, who were engaged In attending a
thrashing machine, also gave out. 1t
is not often that the heat is 30 oppres'
sive in September, but we presume
THAT it will not be 80 great this season
again.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
FIFTH EDITION
THE BTORM-
A HEAVY Rain Accompanied VII,
Terrific Thunder ana T,SS with

A Heavy Rain AccOmn.n,..
Terrific Thunder and LiEh,n,IA "aA|
About 9.20 O'Clock laSt sro.,
heavy stor m Of wind and ra;r G;nonlng I
panied with binding liVbtn,,. accom-
terrific thunder, bursT unon and
and for several hours the rain s fsG c't
torrents and the streets were tn,rssl 'e,l ip
to miniature rivers, down wS;oS S%su 10
water rushed in search Of an oa thl
There we're several very heavn oIVlet GIuIlet
thunder that caused nervous NJ Ola@
more tightly close the sbntte.sS tto.SOas
those who had already retired ~ a., 40
their faces in the bed clothes w. %
sewers IN many places became chnt y
mp and the water spread over tbs sTOEs nuke
ments. 'N0 pave
1t Is not thought that A vrs.,a,
damage was done, with the syoSS.t vaeS
OF cellars aud other places beinS aoO R',
ed with water. uE nOO
The cross on the German Gath,
church at Tenth and Madison Oa.nOl avn.
was struck by lightning, hnt ones ~.
nately the building was not Gams ' iOll
AL the cellars on Pine street. y
Third to the railroad, and all m MY NJ
from Pine to the railroad are filIsd WI vi
water. "''0u vi
The sewer on Taylor stree. ho,,,
Poplar and Lombard streets IVSNe SOo.
stopped up, and the water ponraS JVOG \,
the cess pools and cellars. ~
) The performance at the ODer. H.,
ceased about 1880, Just as thu % ',o
seemed to be at its heighth. Az I
people came pouring ont, tbsra !
a grand rush for awnings and a,
places Of shelter. There was w. w
street car or hack to be sseD w
many persons after waiting uni \
were tired for a cessation Of t >.
started for their homes And
drenched to the skin. A pepusw
. living In the western part Of tks n
who had witnessed the play In ths N
ra House came out and after WAY
the situation, took off bis uboas
stockings, rolled up his mps
started for home. The storm bm \,
fed the atmosphere, and CLEANED
streets, and this morning the Cty Il
bright and beautiful after The I'M
bath Of the night.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
NO RUNAWAY.

James Ryan who was implicated IN
q fracas that occurred few days ago
has not left the city as reported. On
the contrary he voluntarily went be,
fore the Mayor and settled his case and
intends to remain here and conform TO
the laws. Charles Bowers was not en-
gagged in the disturbance and was in nc
way responsible for it. We DO not
wish to do either of them injustice, az
we have no desire to uDjustly reflect
on any one. We agree with Ryan that
it is not humane to kick q man when
he is down.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
CMuEhG ON theFIY.

The water raised gutter plate at
Second and Market streets last night.
The Second Ward Democrats meet
to-niVht at Third and Market streets.
The Pheaix Fire Company's horses
ran IN Walnut street yesterday, and
when attempting to stop them they
turned the corner of Ninth aud were
.tonped near Bowers and Dure's,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
TurUod mack and DIed,

GREENvILLE, Ohio, September 90
Harvey Robinson, of this city, died
yesterday from effects of melanosis,
from which disease he has suffered
since last spring, turning perfectly
black. He was born of white parents.
His case is one of the most remarkable
on record, only one other being known,
and that was in England. A post
mortem examination will be made.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Rarely EscapeO.

A man named John Churnside,
while walking on the railroad track in
the vicinity of the West yard last eve
ming, came very near being crushed by
a passing freight train. The engine
struck him, and as he fell the wheels
passed over the heel Of his shoe. The
only damage he sustained was sprain'
ed anklA
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Peach Shipments.

The following is summary Of the
peach shipments over the Delaware Di.
vision of the p, W. & B. Railroad
yesterday; Jersey City, 8 cars; Boston
B; Philadelphia, % Chester, 2
Wilmington, 8 Scranton, l; Pittsburg
/; Cincinnati, 2; Buffalo, 3. Total 3d.
Previous shipments, 1894. Total thus
far, 6949.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Co,ored Republicans organ g.na

COIOHou hOPuD I'D Ranll
A meeting Of the colCTsa 5Tu a NY, =,
voters of the Seventh war; SaD'. "'
in the hall at Tenth ana Yi"ns IiraVss,
last evening. Several - alG'I ~ AM
made, and Seventh wa war aUdt T
Hastings Club organi1eu' ''
lowing officers elected n.,,d
President--K. l.. BayatSu, ytS".
Vice President-J. PosIl'''
Treasurer, J. W. DOman' DOmnIL1
Corresponding Secretary
son. A. N
Recording secretary-0:R r. n +,
Executive committee-ES nav, AZ
R. A. Lewis, Samuel Dc
Il. Berry. ,,,t,ou--BC
Allen. John A. Marsh " w. :
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
ERRORS OF YOUTH

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n from Nervous Debility, premature de %ay
and ali the effects Of youthful lndlscretlon
will for the sake Of suffering humanity senc
Zion for making the simple remedy by which
he WAS CURED. Sufferers wishing TO pr0ht by
the advertisers experience can do 90 DS al
dressing In perfect confidence,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
u...,ms,WnIte PuImOn,IISSl' j.

The Throat and LausD LIan.ssDds d
fully treated and thGnsaUSan ! jOso consl
fth Il is splendid for cGasnI. %s'l s.ad ID q
11SIS, troubles Of the Lungs gss.,Oss tSsirl1 10 ?
sumption. Sold by , uE NiNa. Phil
depot depot, 66s Arch street, '0HD''
way q Co. l
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Hama LOan.

The monthly meeting, Nv ST ID
Friday evening, septem,OosaI, ~, I'D ID;
meeting commences apCSO ~ safe /
will end fifteen years n,S o, .sriss res b
cessful operation. ono 1IeeiSsGhtsdpt SGd
mature mstured and all the ,in iudsO'oslIrt e. uSlr
UL, Ule,ted. Money is selling ,n',l, snt, n
wishing to borrow money
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
A Minister'S Thanks.

Rev. L. G. Andrews, pastor of Mt.
Lebanon M. e. church, sends the fol.
lowing for publication:
"I wish to express my thanks to the
ladies and gentlemen of Rockland, who
are not members of my church, for
their most generous surprise, and wish
them in return o happy life and great
prosperitv."
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

Free trade and free whisky, the New
York Tribune says, seem to be the two
5reat issues around which the DeIAo-
cratic party are orystalizlng II
il q pretty harsh accusation but the
facCs sustain 1t.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
nnnlar RlO0lad.

During the storm last night the Gel.
lar at Turner'S grocery store corner Of
Third. and Madison streets, was Hooded
with water, and about 5000 worth oi
] suuAr and other goods ruined,
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
,.a.nv for Fall BuaInesS

Oar Fall stock of Hats and Caps now
in store. The most elegant stock OF
Derby Hats we ever had made up
Prices as usual, the lowest in the city.
II. N, RumGOrd Il BIO. 4O4 Mark OF
anrApt.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
aartouSAcCiG.e.na,,,,, dem,

A young man naW0Is ?, sharp Z
had his left hand co" CSas and OVe
h home new where his injuries "'''
to BY DIR. Maull.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
MARRIAGEss

PARAUEE -LGAKY-On Wednesday the
10th instant, by the Rev. Fatner Kelly
George +. Paradee to ella F. Leary, both
Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

Chester A. Arthur Jr., and Mis-
Maude Crowley, daughter of Richart
Crowley, OF New York, are to be mar
rled early next mOn'h.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

CHERIFF'S SALE-BY VIRTUE OF A
= writ of venditioni eXponas TO me direct
Cd, will be exposed To public sale ~ the JET.
ferson House, kept by Jacob Richard son, In
the city and hundred Of New CASTLE, In New
Castle county, Delaware,
ON TUESDAY,
THE 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1882,
at 8 o'clock, p. m, the following described
real estate, viz!
All that certain lot, plece or parcel Of land
situated on the northeast side OF Delaware
street between Unicn and sixth street, In
the Uity Of New Castle, delaware, bounded
and described as follows, to wit.
Beginning at q point on the northeast SIDE
Of Delaware street In the Iine OF lot OF land
Of William Herbert, thence in northeaster-
Iy direction by tho line Of fne said HerDerl
one hundred and thirty seven feet to the
southwest side Of Cherry street, thence by the
said side Of said Cherry street In a north
westerly direction and p srallel with the mrs.
described line one hundred an thirty seven
| feet TO the said siGe of Delaware street aiore'
said, thence by the 8 Id side Of Delaware
street In southerly direction twenty feet
the place OF beginning, be the contents there
OF what they may.
Seized and taken In execution as the prop
erty Of Martha A. Brown, and to be sold py
PHILIP X. CLARK, Shs hsrin.
SHRRI1P's OFTICR, Wilmington, Del, sept
| 20, 1881
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
w

Would respectfully an
nounce to our many patrons
that we have just received
and placed on sails a mag
nificent line of
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
nlannnOtnIed.

Not every ore that saith unto me,
Lord, Lord, shall enter into the king
dom Of Heaven, but he that doeth the
will of my father which is in heaven.
|-Jesus, Matthew vi, q.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
INGRAM AND
TAPESTRY CARPETS

in all the new designs and
colorings, which we have
marked at the very lowest
cash prices, in A wool fill
ing double chain lngralns'
We have II handsome pat
terms at so, IS and 60 cts.
All-wool u pairs, at 75c.,
extra-super at 85, 80 and
S1.OO.
These prices are as low
is same grade of goods can
be bought anywhere for
cash and 25 to so per cent
less than any
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
Inint Rlock NIaoLinK =.

The Diamond State Joint Stock Com
pAny will hold their third annual meet
Ing on Tuesday evening, the 26th In
slant In Ezion M. q. Church.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
nEATHR-

DUPONT.-Ou Wednesday. the goth inst
Lionel, son Of Francis Il. and Elsie W. Du
POM, aged months.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
n.rnnnAl.

person. = Tow
Ex-Councilman B. S.;uc Hc sIp'
lying very Ill, not 0'-
live.
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

XTYANTED-A CARRIAGE PAINTER
w who can stripe. Apply at olI Poplar
atreet. sep2l.2t*
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

TNOR RENT SECOND FLOOR TO A
II small family, central loca ion, healthy
ofice. sep2l'Stt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

TTYAHTFD-A YOUNG M N OF 10
w wants situation In store, in city or
country, has experience In the retail grocery
business. Address "G, !" Grocery store, ;. E'
cor. 9Th and King sts. sepzl'l"
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21
SCHUYLKILL LIME.

The well known ''Kennedy Lime Works.,
are again operation and making the pes'
qualify of l. me for land-iI recommend "
self wherever 1t is known. Address
IVA ]. b. powell. Manager,
Port Kennedy, Montgomery Co., fS'
a2& .6mw
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

xKTANTED-A GOOD BOY AT PARRYS
w SIC King street. sepH-2tt
Daily Republican., 1882-09-21

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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-17
For Sale.

VTOUsE AND LOT ON PAUL STREET,
H below Clark. House contains rooms.
all nicely furnished and lot is 2hx50 Will be
sold cheap for cash Apply at premises or
white House Clothing Store. sslS-lm
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-17

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-10-17
NO. ll9
SPECIAL NOTICES.
SGGAec,

S0GBcc.
If you have fine or complicated watt h or
CLOCK, music box, an automatou SINGING bird
or any other delicate and intricate piece q
mechanism needing repairs 20 70
EDW. WILHELM,
ohrohometer, watch and clockmaler
Jewelry neatly repaired
All WORK warranted 90 give perfect satisfae.
tion or positively charge. %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-09-14

Rr;,fs.--The largely-increased volume
nj wafer Ia the river at the present time
has had no pcrceptible effect on the supply
in the Manchester canal. The canal water,
however, since it was first made 80 run in
IT'S present limits in the year 1189,was never
more deeply tmpregnated than now with
up-country mud. Perhaps by thus having
its weight added to, It's capacity for work
has been increased, but this Is condition
that docs not affect mil-owners In the least
The recent rise in the river has brought
down on the traps below Mayo's bridge
Thousands OF fish who had sought refuge,
and thought themselves secure in the
waters Of the upper James.
MFR. c. +. Moore, who Is now running
Bcattie's stage-line, Is much encouraged by
the patronage received 10 continue his
efforts 10 give the people speedy and plea
SAINT mode OF reaching Richmond or COM
ing thither, aud will soon have one or more
additional stages on the line.
Two OF Manchester's bcst-known physi-
clans are IN attendance as delegates at the
thirteenth annual session OF the Medical
Society OF Virginia, which commenced yes
terday at the Fauquier White sulphur
Springs. Though not set down Tor any
special essay in physics, they will take
vigorous part In debate, and no DOUBT
their influence will be felt in determining
the result of the action OF this congregated
aggregation OF Virginia medical learning
and intelligence. The meeting OF the So
ciety will probably adjourn on Saturday,
The recent heavy rains by rendering the
baseball grounds too soft have much inter-
fercd with the industry so much affected
by Manchester youths and familiarity
90 tho Slpstiopal Oamp.V The
N. G.. has been therefore slow for several
days past, but Of the killing Of "bull bats"
$50 called in Marks addition) there is verify
no end.
The County Court Of Chesterfield has
been pursuing the even tenor OF its way
in holding its September term. Most OF
ON city lawyers attended. Some land was
sold at good prices. The Court generally
did not have much to do, and did it
promptly and efficiently. 1t is now adj
iourned