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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
4 Run ltEA GLE.
Expenses of Garfield FuncraI-
Same ExiraCrIinsry lsms.


The Washington correspondent Of the
New York Herald to-day says
A subcommittee Ut the House Com.
mi,tee on the Expenses of the CARRIED
funeral has been engasel for some lime
III auditing the bills, mad the total
IamOuuC may at any TINE ur reported to
tho House with request that the
money be appropriated and paid
The committee has sat privately over
lis work Of auditing, Aud, unless the
pablo or somt one it Congress demands
r., the details of What SEEMS to nave
been made II shameless Or,i" wi! never
become public As they ought to. The
total amount OF the expenditure lsabOut
81, 900.
This is for the payment Of bills pre-.
scented by mem beers Of Tie house acme
and, az your correspondent under
stands, whether they wer' officially of
Tue rIueral rortege or not. 10 Judge
by the bills for chan pa Sn", whiskey
cocktails and Cigars, tao solemn OCCA-
sion would appear to have Orau tudde a
hilarious ANA dlSEraceiul SCENE Of 40
baurhrry on thep part Of those who at
tended the funeral.
one item COntls6S, A. vuur r)rrrspJn-
dent is infOrHrd, Of $1,000 paiu for
champagne, brardy, wnlsFry and q.
CARS and luuCh Three huudred dol
lars are charged for cock tails" and
there arc said to I've other bills nearly as
bad as this, though less in amounJ. 1t
Is romem bersd here that the press was
very c4reULIy and perenptOriIy eXCIud-
81 from tho funeral tram. Even the
reporters for the Associated Press
were reiu5ol leave TO accompany the
,IAlu.
Your correspondent has done what
h. Cou.I 20 make sue Of tAose fact, be.
cor uA0inG lhern public. II" has rra
,on 10 heIlcyc that If any mcmbrrct ,he
House VII cal for the d"ltllrd item-
Of the exp. utljuro y hat is above 81 ttot
viii ne IuIy .m@lh-d, auu, anless he
has be deCc., #, more besides. l. Is
70 be hoped thar the House will insist
on seeing every blh that has been Ialu
b tore the CpmmIclre and all their de.
| Jalls IN every case before 4 cent is ap
pTuprlateL.
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at o'clock, L. NJ

dI y CLOCK, L. ~,
the following described roal estate, VIZ All
the following described los and parcels of
lands situated In tho city Of New Castle, in
New Castle Humid OF: No. situated on
harmony street, ia the sad city, bounded on
the southeast by land late OF Mllllam I
keed and >amuel WRIGHT, on the sOuLhw st
BY and late Of Thomas hOJinson. iced, on
the north vest by o,her ian! IS OF Of J mn kce.
gan, On the northeast by iiarmO y street hay
Ing font # @D ,uJ ~ t13l Harmony street
and Il lelth Of about 70 Tet (, " til 4 Two aud
u hal .st"r. DUck house. thereon cree cd.
40. =, bOu..dcl On ines uthoasL ny No |,
Azores ii, on nc SOntLwc by lands II I'll,
heirs Of Thomas Robinson d,c'dOu the north.
wCs. By ot CT uds lfIOhn hoe4an ana on
the norlneas' by Harmony street, haytug ~
font Of aOout 3 tcet IN ulrmouy street. run
nlng tack aUouo Z, ieet with a twO-stJriot
brick pli tered house thereon erected
No. ouldcd IN tho sou hlust by No. ..
Aforesaid GA mo sUuthwue, by lands 0t
t5amue! EpI. e. on tbs northwest b. other
lanes Of ,'UA. kre an, on the nprthcas, ly
Harmony stree, hH,lag n front Of about b f.
on harIolg = Get. runnt 0tcS abJdt % Il.
with 4 lMJa DIl,d house, part brick and
part frame thcltVn ere tea, cal ed the KtsluS
.uu Ho.yi
No. /. iouuiaI On the "a beast by No. 3,
ufole-o ii on ,h1 soLf We TO- lands Of>Ym'i
oupyr % tho nurlhw 5st ~ q u"r i.ii OF
John uco ,4.l On tn uor'hr - 10y Harmony
street, having 'front.' vi Ih u q! feet on
!, mn! So, et ~uLnns back about - Get
wlth Two storleI D.1cA d@,i"ng h 'uae there
IN cree ei.
No. =, bounced on the EOu AtH by No
aforc AID, on hJ oUDh~,sl by other lanus o.
John httI al, "a the nor. " st by Ian ) az
Ur.. Nni II, and q. IA" Ho"'ntast y + ar
pony slru't, wiz. tr Dl OF b ut ~ iee' ~.
h4rMony s,r5 I, ruInIaS oaCh = feet win :
two-.t"r Cd brock dw -I.n& hyuse there IN
erect Il
No ia he following d"sc II les ate on
lar. It Etr0yl, villa = JHOa ant IA nall stOri ed
brick dwelling lher5Du ec cd, yunded rs
iol Ow3, TO 1t: bn IN southwest b. | nts q
tho IatC sam ell Carpenter on the north.
east by lands OF TIE la T. UuarIes "eR4eiu Lnu
DC the scuthe st by Marke: street, and on the
northwest by lands Of James Met ATTY and
Louisa Johnson, with u 'front.' on arket st,
about - It. Tunulng back but l2O leet mol o
or less.
Seized and taken In execution az tho prop
erty Of John keegan and hosagna Ais wife,
and I. :. s. and to be sold by
PHILIP k. CLARK, Sheriff.
SHERIry's OFFICE. March 1. 1882, mll.tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

Christian Laase, aged "a, made double
attempt at suicide yesterday. He shOt him
elf in the le t side with q pistol and cut his
tproat with razor. He was taken to st.
Vincents H,spital and at noon was in danger
of tylng. His act is supposedto have been
caused ny Il difficult with his sweetheart, II,
is Il native OF Naestold, a town on the Island
Of Llaland. in the Baltic.
The Ladies Auxiliary Corps of Smyth
Post No. &. A. r. will hold meeting this
evening for the purpose Of setting up the
business of the fair.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
The DEAON OFTHE NOON,


THE obstruction that wssteth at monday
Psa " g.
"Fuyex les dangers de- oisir''
NV comes the huah of ncoa wierd, sweet
hush
in summer time; and Silence sits this hour
Upon her thrcne. Yet mary sounds are
But such as stiffness ne'er invade ,hos,
sounds
Which welcome fad within the realm OF
peace
And gratitude. The dreamy 'ulz Of bees
Hymns Of the birds mar, of SOFT forest winds
And singinA brooks which gIde Ter moss
rocks,
Are but tho ministers OF ;ilerce; not
The rivals o! her reign.
oh let me luger and enloy this crln--
III sin TO more. MY soul is ycac, fll, like
lUn lovely stream. ! fGol no t"mpter near.
NO darHne $ IL the hour 10 henis belongs
in Z oojn their wings they hap; tao nght
they shuu,
Their leeds Of evil cannot stand the day.
on let mo while away, IN revere sweet,
An hour. II + es are lar know ~ teor.
"At DoO1 His Il ok may sur. iy re /, :" so sirgl
rho royal HeSbr5w bard.
What tancies steal upon ms trembling sDul
tn"ran' III Mt witchcry around me r'e,ps
Resisting, passive, Il me which am |
wow sCe-On cleaning bows tufJGu inc sw rs
he gay, FORBIDDEN truit'
90 90 well remember now, TINT white
Tho pc thence in darkut 5 " ks ga grim
Destruction In he nuundNN wastes,
Al yes, the life i; saps- he soul was es
The tend, indeed + III he ia kne,s raYup,C
! e. 20 M angel VI l.nt, himself
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

III, EXCH NGE

TOR SALE Or !. o w,IL E saSs4'sT Taa
II e. ID, Sso1Bst s ana s ss
mot, maze n ~ ion' Capacity 2 to tons
daTpEF I. S ut too aYy for steep nils anu SUI
rcsds, or ,,O,n.e pair of medium sized
sorses for he"'''' J. S. RICHARDSON,
M Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

DUR SAhE-SIX SEC ON oh A N u
show case. apply al Zy9 L. Front street
/ m4I ST.
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LAlCAL tina TABLE
CORRECTED MARCH 8, 1857

TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON fUh
philad elphis, 2e0, 2:2S $50, OBS f25 8]6 s:Ot,
$50 $40, 1890, lisa q. a.; l2:lb, tIs:SS,
To- 1880, A:eo, 6;l7, $40, e:ss, s:bS, 1000 J..
Kew York, 200, 2:q3, $50: ass, 725, E4s, Il:bs
aw sI2:3s, l.bs, b.l7, o:3s p. IN.
Baltimore, LOS, 1888 a. M, and 500 p. IN.
Baltimore and Washington, t2:5', l:42, 46l
500, e:3S a. H.; l, LOG, s:b7, ll:49 p IN.
Baltimore and Bay Line, 1861 p. m.
baltimore and Intermediate Stations, 900 ?
lew CASTLE, Goo, 1896 q. m; 1:ob e:2b 2. m.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, s:3!
q. m; LOS; e:20 y. N. No Sunday trains
Delmar and Intermediate Stations, 9;S6 a. N.
LOS p. II.
wilmington and Northern Railroad, 10 o.,
m; 300, BOO p. IN.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7O5, 1890 a, N.
b35 p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS FOR
Philadelphia, 200, 223, $40 a. N 1900 BIZ
$50, O:36, 7:3), 955, lO;C0 p. m
philadelphia and New York, 200, 2:2a a. u,
5:i7, o:3S p. In.
baltimore aud Washington, Los, l:ll A5l
800 a. III. ll:V4 y. IL.
AkRIVEAT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, 1:4z 40 ,l:4o, 500, 1888, 9:30a.
l?:OO m; l2l6, 1850, I:O8. 1850, 4,36,
500, $40, 800, 620, o:b7, 500 $50 ll;04, u 5.
y. Ii. Sundays l44 Isl, 500, 1914,
\. m.28C, 1886, 100, 1850 p. II.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
IIlBLlO SALE.

win be sold at public sale, on tho fam Of
the subscriber, in New Castle HID, Oh
SECOND DAY, THIRD MON II, MAkUH
10Th, at clock, p. IN.
the blloHirg stock and farm 'mplementsv viz
irving mare, 3 .ariu horse 3muies, ) farm
W.. oTe. hay rigging, hor o cart, III TX
del b>rn mt'k gon, cham piOn re1par, near
ly new; i foot knife, rev ht piJu mower
Buckeye mower, new model; ! goo roller,
small 40 Ebay rak 81 Wood " HI mes When
drill, iouDl, or twin harrOws 4 cu'tivatOr',
VaGwichle grain ft1 hand bower hay
cutter ! small DO. / hay tG block and
t, kle, corn mtrker, : Imperial llows, n VIZ
DO ! steel Il Il Hccke dnTu 30, small do
I'm drill with pho rh to attaciimo H. 2 corn
shelters, ! new; , 9ri ndStOnes Planet seed
drill, s'ove, fed chest, gratn BAG, lcgthes,
grain or die, forks, Sh vel. wagon harness,
c rtgaS llos gears, sil.le an' double
trees, neck Nvkrs, o. chUtps, hes, small
;gairs, So ,d1s sc, 80.
TaK1~: ALI sums uri'r $50 each, over
tuat am Iult credit II OmDht ne VIII be given
secured by noIe wi h a approved end0r er.
m7-w1t JOS ..FH iATNALL-
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u E4lSTER > ORDER
N, hB4FsI Bh's DvvIs1,
NEW CAsTIH County. Feb 2b 1857

IN hhGTS1 6hS DpvleB,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Feb rs, 1882. I
Upon the application of Geo. W. Ely, ad
ministrator ofOliver p. Ely, late OF ChriStisnt
Id II said county deceased, 1t ia ordered
and directed by the Register hat the ad
ministrator aforesaid give HOtlc Of gram
Ink of letters of administration upon tht
estate Of the deceased with the date G
granting thereof, by causing advertisement
tO bN posted within forty days from the dat
Of such letters in six Of the most publ
places Of the county OF New Castle. requlrir /,
all persons having demands against the &c
tate to present the same or abide by an a G
Of Assembly in such case made and provided
and also cause the same to be inserted VT hIi
the same period in the DAILY REPURLICA2 Z
newspaper published in Wilmington, and Il
be continued therein three weeks, te-O-d
~ Given under the han and Sci
L. g. Of Office of the Register Aforesaid 81
49, Wilmington, IN New Cas- tie coui !y
Aforesaid, The day and year above written
:. G. BiGtfS. Register
NoWCg.-All persons having claims a.atrtt
he estate Of the decea ed must ,,reseL; Ii
SINE duiy atte5ted to the administrator O.
y before tot,rua,r 70, 1885, or abide The act
assembly In such case made and provided
GEORGE W ELY,
fS7t Administrator.
Address Wilmington, del
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
"A Tramp and HIS Cat ole Togesh or.

Last night the 10th German tramp,
50 years old, was found sotfocated to
death at No. . furnace eff the Allentown
Iron Works. He was an old stager and
known as "Charlie." A pet cat belong
ing to him and which had accompanied
him in his wanderings was found suf-
located at the same time and place.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

DUBLIC SALE WILL BE SOLD AT
L No. lOll Washington street, OF Friday.
March oath. at 9 o'clock, sharp, as follows:
Aous hold and kitchen furniture, such as
suits, bedstead and bedding, china, glass and
queensware aud many other articles not
herein enumerated. Sale positive. Terms
cash. l.. W. STlDHAM II SON, aust.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

PHILADELPHIA CATTLE xARksr
wILMINurUr QUOTATIONS

CHOICE BOILER latent Flour ....... : 7j89. 30
Family Flour. o.0,W7 b.
Extra - Ground FIour ..... 40
Roller Ground Supertne -Four, SIS
Choice Amber Wheat.... ...,.... LA
Yellow Corn per bushel...... zee, ~
White Corn Meal bOited, 100 Ms. l!s
Yellow Corn Meal, bOlted, loo rs. Ia
Vnb ,teI Corn Meal, por 100 bbs. Las
Corn ShOr,S ana Cuttings per tor 70 90
Best Middli oss, per ton. $3.50
Best Ship stun per t0n........... 100
bran, per tou ',...,...,.........., 100
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

4 ANTED A PARTNER WITH $1,000
IN Ii ht mechanicIl business long
pushed, pr larye, For particulars
{osS ''G'i LEPUnLICAN Otilcu. marg-u
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UMlNlsTNATUk's SALE.

ny virtue Of an order o. tho Drpha IS
CouEt Of the State Of nolaW IRE, in and for
Now C|stle County, made AT he February
laru, A D., lSS.,Of said court, vii be eXposyu
at public sale, at Grcelb4u Oh the p.GnlisLs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Twenty five acres of wheat Ia the
ground,

CONDITIONS OF SALE Sums Of SGO
rnd under. cash: on sums over that amsun a
credit of9 months will be given by purchased
.r'v rg tote with approved indorscr No III
forest if paid when due; If not paid whCa due,
interest viii be charged from date.
marl5-3td ltw JOHN PYLE.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

ANrtD- GOOD, SrDuT, ACTIVE
oov, for grocery store; well recommen
I ID abe " drive horse; address ) this
\ mil Il
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
Something Cheap.

just received large lot Of cheap
smoking tobacco from New York, at
Smiths, Sl9 Market street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

fbirG rN l-STORE NO. EAST
brnsbs erect; fine location; store new
viii II h with all mod erp improye.
form n W =. ready by March gbth: for fur.
rket strsa, apply to N. NJ. Child, or
MIST
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

" hNIhD-TU kLNT BY A kkSt ON.
sibIe party with small family, Il h, u e
not loss than six rooms, ali modern i'".
[,ements and within six squares Of 9TH and
pet apply or addrt IS 3l3 Market ST.
Al+-tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
DUBLlC SALE

viii be sold at puhli' sale, without re.
serve, at the Riverside FAM Brandywine
i'd, on
WEDNESDAY, MARCH ~. 1882,
at l2oclOcB, m.
he following articles, used only one season
by TIE Re aware Beet sugar Co.. Syia
cuSo Chilled plO"; 60, Stock seed drill; J
lanrt .lr., se-d drill; hand seed drill;
Nuthtw h. nd cnltivat)r2 iron framed do.
. wo' cen AIMED do; Cne-hOrsc wheel cul
tyatOr; twin harrow PA ct, Jr., horse hoe:
rs 3 md 10 ror ged fork i whsclba rows cts
chains plowgears. 6 hor col ars; bridles
double set .agon harne,s; sets lead do
set e arr do; pair double lire ! pair
SiGg'a &C.; ! pair breast chains; II single
trees; three horse trees; II dozen and 8
inch nee; grind stone; 10 corn knives; 900
buShGl baskets; 2 farm horses; 10 bags ofphOa-
pCate: larry teot {: Telegraph lay cutter
and bag OF beet seed. TerDs cash.
DtLAW AkE. BEET SUGAR co.
L W. STIDHAM u Soy, Auctioneers.
m8-W2t.dlo-2ON
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
IrTBLID SALE



a. RObl IONS ctlrisge factory, south I Mar.
ke. street rr dge. Wiimins tou, De aware the
entire stock Of carr,aG 8, material, to
u=zWs " lenches, NC, Combating Of ID
r - ~ hue Il afher-COp DOW DuS. les,
EE3Ss,3fS~fH' light rocAaway. | eXtersion
AZ- Mop phict) no-top tuggi-', 3
Sc Uni hand top bugSies, do no-top buSgi E
1 second hand six seat second hand mar, ct
wagon, second hand rockaway, z second
hama poles, Is new pIano-bUx buggy bodies
lfoAeG and painted, with brewster SJrIuIs;
local box bolIes Jnmp seat rockaway
0Odias, patlteu; / Germantown body with
doors painted, ia0y't ph,D.un, painted aud
r ucd; smrl platio. III sale SGT O1 platform
AK g. p, acts OF elliptic ,prtLgs, lot Ct huLt.
ard bands, 3 90 8 Of wheels lot Of Il u b
screws, lOr ot bows, lot Of IRON tires benches
and ylses, | sewing macAihe, trimming oum
benches, eating tshle, wO stoves, bia X
smith vol 4, one 3 foot levoina plate, | drIi :
old ,sr.iapes, grindstOne Office, one letter
prass, large desks. table deck. II pair Of
step ire DIS, IL gallons Of vdTuish, lot IT scrap
ron Terms at sale. Persons wishing to GA.
anime the work can inquire IT
JONES GUTHRIE.
l.. W. ST. ham Son, auct. ml5u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

SPECIAL NOTICE.

Special train will leave Grays' Ferry tor
Broad ard Washington avenue station on ar.
, rival Of following train leaving Wilmington
At d Sc, 800, 9.O9, 9:at .. N. and 2:s0 p L
Leave Broad and Warrington avenue for
Wtlmingt ton at $40 T:l5, SIC. l0:I5 a IL. 100,
o:2 b, ala D. m.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
PUBLIC SALA.
IlUBLIU SALE

Of $500 worth OF good WALNUT furniture, at
Stidham Son, apct'on room, on Friday,
March Path, at o'clock, one plush pa'lor
suit cJst $40, other paiior sui \, . walnut
and cottage chamber suits, book case, bras
sells ana other car oti. cane and wooden
chairs, lou 1ges, 8 and 10 n. extension tables,
plain wardrobes silver plated goods, china,
glass aud iues nswsre; SAL positive, good
open for iospoctlon on afternoon and o. epnR
b fore sale ard early on morning of SAL 70
further particulars cali at the aUction room
a get a catalogue; this ia trst-elas furDi.
ture. l., ". Slidham & Son, aust,
mle-ls 20. l.22.L3
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

4 aNIED-BY Til Y 10th, AN tNFUR
mShei room with board for father ami
daughter; within few mluules walk o
4 VIZ Z. Il. X depot. Gall after d p IN
pdtess Father" y W Tta It. III 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
DTBL'C SALE.

Tn" entire stOck ami fixtures Otd'y goods
and grocery tore No. ~ ButtOu~opd street,
Tuesday, March slst lss,, at W o clock, "
~. Cuns ny e a, coffee. sugar, ,oap
piCeS, mOlassa', vince r - eh fruit. To n,
t,UWa @, glts1 nn d. 4 zee .sW~ TO; stO'e tx ure ,
~; ieu rald as, ra'cu, oil ea moiuSses
can, scales, wGiphr7 nd measures refriKcr
stgr, saws Gle yer, met block, 40 Also
hOujshOid anu kitchen Lrnturo.
A. rtlUirN%V.
IraXo ca, ou'iioHoers lIllts
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

NHERIFt'S SALE.

- ii Ehlf - SALE.
by virtue ~ writ OF al. leYai facias, TO the
directed, vii be exposed TO puollt sale, At
the Jefferson House, occupied by Jacob X Oh.
ardson, in the city and Hundred OF New
Usstle, New CASTLE County Del, on
TUESDAY, MARCH %, 1882,
t2ocock, L. NJ
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
BLACK GOODS |!

We are paying more at
tent;on than ever to our
Black Gooos Department,
and vii! have during tie sea
son full lines Of new ard de-
sirahle dress tabrc s of
LIZ in 5 AMI O her c ZEBRA
ted makes, as low as sa ne
qualities can be found in any
market.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18
WA&TEn.

\ ANTED-SALESMEN, TO CANVASS
for he sale ct Nursery StOcF; uuo,
Pled A'tlile,; 70 experience 4 .jred.
Hry AMI eXl enue paid; 800 acres OF iruit
ornamental trees. .hrubs, roses, etc,
lt-4tw ". \ I. SMITH, Geneva, n. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

ANltD-G Oh WHITE GIRL FDh
gen rat tousew0tk /" small family
4! AZ lSO' West Eighth street. ul..2t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

hrItl'-HOOD SPINNEHS AMI
nutSeS !ur rent. PVoLN BkOS.
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F0R RENg.

6r,cbN tG GnNI,. rHREE.Sy DRY
|te '1 ,saWsIiing No. 1925 Market ytreot
IN tor 'art House squaro): a deArIpIc
Imam, +, aver ',y or other professional
a good y ts WILL DC put 10 complete order
Estste' .enaht. DANIEL FAKkA,
I.t6S thu agent, VA King street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

hNlt D-A White GIRL FOR GEN
efsi hOusework at 10 Monroe street,
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Grippe Wells 4 CREPES ,

Full lines of all the sizes
Of Crepe Wells a d extra
lengths made to order at
the shortest notice, 4 4 and
6 + crepes by the yard in nu.
merous qualities.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-03-18

Have never known $, $. ;. to fail to euro
'ase Of Syphilis, when properly taken.
j A. LRXrKR
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-19
FIRE AT KERRvILLE.
Several stores aud Offices De.
strOyed by the Flames.

This morning, at half past three
o'clock, at Kerrville, Tenn, twenty
miles out on the Chesapeake, Ohio
& Southwestern railroad, a fire was
discovered in the Storehouse of W, A.
Tucker. Mr.. Tucker was sleeping in
the back room Of his store. When he
awoke he found his front door open
and the entire front of his store on
fire. He had barely time to Jump
from the back window of the store
and thus save himself, but saved no
clothing aud only part Of his books.
There was nothing saved out of the
store. The flames quickly enveloped
the entire house, and it was evident
that the storehouse of VIII. johnson,
occupied by D. NJ. Witheripasoa 4
Sons, was in immipeA. danger, when
those pFeSeRt commenced to remove
the stock oil goods Most Of the goods
were saved, some of them in a dam
aged condition.
The next house in the FIRE aends 3 way
was the residence Of Mr.. +. L. Will.
ford. lie did not have time to save
all his furniture, but saved most of it.
The house of w. A. Tucker was in
sured in the Mutual Benefit AssOcia-
ton for the sum of 81 so, aad his
stock Of goods bv Murphy & Murphy,
Of this city, at $4,000. He valued his
stock Of goods, groceries, etc., at $500
to $500. Witherington & Sons loss
is estimated at &OO--no insurance.
There was no insurance On the store
LOuse Of w. H, JOhasOn, and none
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1882-06-19
BY GABLE.

DUBLIN, June 19.-The document
recently published, purporting to be a
circular from the Commander of the
Dublin district, with reference to mill
tary dispositions to be observed in the
event of disturbance in the city, it is
said bears evidence of some absurd
blunder. 1t is not authentic. but con-
cocted from some forms which fell
into the hands of the compiler.
BERLIN, June 19.-Bundescrath
has consented to the motion made by
Saxony to extend the State seige at
Leipsic another year.
IsMAILA, June 10 ALARM is felt
here because of the proximity of
large number of Bedouin Arabs, who
lately approached close to town, and
have been observed lowering along the
ungarded banks Of the canal.
ALEXANDRIA, June 19.-The banks
are mostly prepared to resist seiGe.
The Ottoman Bank has been con-
verted into an armory, the entrances
are blocked up by bales of silk and the
clerks are supplied with provisions;
they also have ropes ready to haul up
refugees from the estreets. Arab Pasha
has thanked the Khedive for his ap
pointment as a member of the Ministry
and there is no doubt he is straining
every nerve to maintain order. He is
beginning to realize that he has proved
an exodus of Europeans which will
ruin the country. The sub Minister
of Justice, who is conducting the in
quiry into the cause of the riots, states
that he cannot justly punish prisoners
as long as he is unable to arrest the
instigators of their crimes. He names
Arab Pasha as the chief instigator.