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Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Stricken with Psraly SIS.

Yesterday morning Mr.. Joseph I.
Rowland who resid es at No. 23o Pop
lar street was stricken with paralysis,
of so bad a nature that his life Is de-
spaired of He had been complaining
for several days with n numbness IN
his hands, his fingers refusing TO 40
their wonted task. But little atten-
tion was paid to the matter at the time,
with the exception of telling few lhtl-
mate friends of the unusual feellng,
and on Sunday evening he went to oea
as usual. On Monday morning ne
| went TO rise from his couch, when ne
fell from the bed and was unable 10
rise rom the floor. His wife hastily
summoned the assistance of Mr.. Iur
yer the grocer at Third and Poplar,
who came to Mr.. Rowland $ assistance,
helned him back into bod and dis
matched a messenger for DR.. Maui,
VINO soon after arrived, and admins
tered to the sufferiugs of the st1icken
man.
The stroke was of a severe character,
nearly all of his body being effected,
and he appeared to be deaf and pima,
as he failed to recognize Mr.. Turner
whom he knew very well, and very 1T
tle homes are entertained for his recoI
lery. Nv. Rowland is about IS years OF
age. He has long been a member OF the
Joseph Teas, Bolt and Nut Company
and is at the present time President o
the Company. He is blacksmith by
trade, and has been hard worker al
his lite. He is respected by all wh'
know him, and if death should rssnl
from this attack, it will be sever
loss to the entire community, but Will
there is life there is hope, and tl
friends will anxiously await for tn
developments of the disease, hopinl
that he may recover.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
The M, N, Church South

At the General Conference OF tne
Methodist Episcopal Church SOUTH
yesterday, letter from B shop Woon' .a,
of the African Methodist Episcopal
Zion Church, extending fraternal greet
ings, was read also one from the uen-
eral Conference of the Colored Metho'
dist Church recently held in Washing,
ton. A minority report was suomi1teu
from the COMMITTEES on temperance ue-
claring that further Legislation on the
subject would be unwise and unheces,
sarv The question of the election OF
h;sEops was considered, and the con
ferenc ; agreed, by vote OF 13o to 400
70 e,ect i've new bishops, and thell
election was made the special order FOL
10 o'clock to-day. A memorial wal
presented asking definite action as t'
an annual collection for the American
| Rihle Society,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
rn 10 morey iGuer cry.

WASHINGTON, May l5.-The star
prints to- night dispatch from cum, 1ai t.
berland, Md, saying that franGls
Brady, an important witness IN 1ne
Morey letter case, with whom Johh L.
Davenport had an interview on his re-
cent visi5 to Cumberland, has gone 70
New York, and will, it is understood,
testify there to what he knows about
The connection of certain Cumberland
politicians with the famous ,etter; Inc
Star, correspondent says; brady VI Is
said to be the man who went before W.
M. Rice and offered to make afhdaVl'
that he was Robert Lindsay. Brady
hacked out and refused to swear peiore
a magistrate, when James Obrien, o.
Washington, was indnced to swear 10
like affidavit forwarded to Barnum
Davenport has obtained from W. II
Rarnum the original affidavit OF TN
actitious Robert Lindsay in the hand
writing of Price; also Prices receipt
for money received from Barnum' AM
other original papers"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Referee Trial.

David Lemon was sued before Squire
Vandegrift yesterday morning by An
drew j. Galley, for S142 20 which he
claims was due him tor hay sold to the
defendant. Mr.. Lemon stated that
Mr.. Galley was to take manure in pay
ment for the hay, (which he afterwards
refused to accept. Mr.. Galley denied
having agreed to accept the manure
although Mr.. Lemon, had wanted hin
to do so. The case was heard before
Messrs j. V. Christy, G. r. Roberts
and W. d. Pickles as referees, who al
ter hearing the evidence decided thai
Mr.. Lemon should pay the full amour
and costs. During the trial an alterca
tion occurred between Mr.. Lemon AM
the complainant. which came near IT
| sultipg IN blows.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Senator Cameron Obstinate.

WASHINGTON, May 15.-Senator
Mitchell requested Senator Cameron
10 day to 90 with him TO the President
and ask for the withdrawal of the
nominations of kaufman and jackson
At least one influential Republican
paper in Pennsylvania which is sup
porting the Harrisburg ticket ha'
urged Senator Cameron to do tins, pu'
he declined to-day. senator Mitchell
will, therefore, go alone to the Presl
dent to morrow and make the request
Cameron friends are predicting tina
the nominations will be confirmed ..
larger majority than Worthington's
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
A Criminal Ffecsio

number of bad boys aa,,s MY vicin
gate along the railroad, in - 'u9 ua9e,ight
Of Of West street, who seem W .tc at At pa
throwing stones, cinders, the G,e'i & IS ira
Ing trains. Last night as ,lir y ius the .
going north, was approaourausS p1su was burlel
at this point large cinaes liking TI q ID
at one of the windows, s,r ming her 0
in the face, narrowly escaptus aa vas thro
On Saturday last a stonU . ON "" q sh
by the same boys, at a man s,ck CH him
ing engine. i,s,se The s.onS his I'' lip. up !,
the mouth, swelling ,nd n,5 Tho at,
making an ugly wouhad; UNI 70 this
tion of the Mayor is caIleus osicsrs 6c Of
v wb, = should instruct the ol'ivI, these
district to keep an eye oanfarious on t ?
and put a stop to this snS ne,"'v as we'll
t;ce. @ The railroad company aaayyio o u.ly
the travelling public are '''
moved by these bad boys
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Notes About Town.

The bricklayers are on a STRIKE
Excursions will soon be in order.
The Board of Health meets to-nlgn''
The REPUBLICAN leads in clrcula'
ton.
There is SOME talk of forming a brick
layers union.
When will the Spruce str BET cars De-
gin to run?
Nav school house No. 20 is being en'
olo,ed with a high board feuce'
number of new houses are oelng
erected in the vicinity OF Ieh'h anu
Spruce streets. ,u
Owners Of sailing yachts ana 70" e'
boats are getting the same IN tfln io'
summer pleasure
James Tilghman, who has been SUI SUI
fering with Dalirum Tremens Tor sew
eral days was taken to the AlmShous'
Yesterday.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
PROPOSALS.
FURNISHING GOAL.


Sealed proposals will be received in the
box vt the city Council Chamber until 1870
O'clock y. IN. Friday. may 10Th, lSsi, for fur
nishing the Water Departmentw with George's
tJreek bl,um,nous' coal, from the Atlantic
Goal Company vein, from June LIST, 1882,
until M W 3lst, 1883, Inclusive.
The coal to be delivered at such pumping
stations, at such times and in such quaint.
ties as may be directed Dy the Chief Enkin'
Fr ON 200 to 1900 tons will be required.
pro posals nv st state price per ton OF 2,24!
pounds. s.,,,..,u. ,,,,,, oo,on,
viii, viii DO received unless e ,Ss accom-
Of ave hundred dollars.
Rlank forms for proposals must be obtained
from the CLERK Of Uity Council, who alone Il
authorized to execute the bond.
+,tv named. also tie right to reject any or al
''o mie.1t Chief Engineer.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
NEWADvERTIsEME NTs.
Between Times.

1t is harder to keep than
to make a business reputa-
ton. Success in creating a
business often begets a con-
fdence which develops in
difference and ends in decline.
Every business man can tel
the story of instances when
will prove the statement
true. Believing this we take
our bearings often that we
may find the trend of Oak
Hall. Men call this a back
ward season, but Oak Hall
shows gains at every polh''
therefore the anxiety we 1ecl
to keep the business going
steadily forward must be
leading us into right meth
ods. Were it not so We
would not win against the
elements.
Not a word Of Clothing
lin all this, and it is hardly
necdful, for very bo d !,
knows that our advertise
! ments simply teIla clothing
story.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
River and HarbOr Appropriations.

The House committee on commerce
have adopted report to accompany
tho river and harbor approximation bill,
in which they state that the bill appro-
nriates in the aggregate Sl7,342,a1J in
Guiding 1925, 600 for improving the Mis-.
souri, river, 81, 923.O00 for improving the
Mississippi river, and $780, 900 for mis-
cellaneous work upon those two streams.
The committee say that at no.time in its
history has the United States treasury
been in 80 good a condition as now tc
warrant large expenditures for river
improvements, and that it is of infinite
Importance for the protection OF tht
public from the undue exactions O
railroad companies that the great ma
tural highways of commerce, the river
.of the country, shall be placed in tn
Ibsst condition TO compete with them.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Prices,
Fair Representation,
Guaranteed Satisfaction
and Liberal Credit
THESE ARE THE FOUNDATIONS
UPON WHICH THE HOUSE OF
WALSH ( CO.
DO BUSINESS.
DO BUSINESS.

And in a large measure
accounts for the unprece-
dcnted success which the
house has attained,
As the Clothing season is
now fairly on. We would
call your special attention
to this department, as it !, IS
replenished (almost dally)
with some of the choicest
goods in the market. We
are enabled to offer you the
latest styles, and owing to
the immense quantities Oh
these goods, which we have y
manufactured especially Tor
ourselves, we are enabled tc
offer unusual Inducements tc
buyers, and claim that We ',
will sell you at BottomCasl
Prices, and give you LIB
/ |ERAL CREDIT as cheal
as any other house will fo'
cash.
! We will also sell yol
'|Dry Goods, Boots an
Shoes, Furniture and Gar
| pets ,>25 to so per cent les:
than any other Installmen
House and give you the bes
assortment in town to Selcc
: from.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
ChrisfIaua Items.

William Cannon, has given up store
keeping, and W. j. Campbell has Ia
ken his place. -...o,,
J. II. G. Oldham the Democratic can
didat, for Sheriff, is pushing his nom
ination against Purnal Lynch, WIN
considerable rigor, and it is said Will
get nearly all the Democratic votes IL
White Clay creek HID. There are some
who believe he will beat Lynch, as tht
Csuutry Democrats like fairness ever
in elections in the country and are no
disposed to vote unanimously lor
man simply because he was successlu
iu bul.dozing and DISTINGUISHING Ne
Dub.icans.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Eeaeral Supervision OF Elections.

The bill introduced to the Hosse yes
terday by Representative Lynch to
amend the federal election laws pro-
vides for the appointment of four Uni
ted States supervisors at each election
precinct, two to be taken from each po'
iitical party. In case the persons ap.
pointed under the State laws reluse 10
pnan the polls at any precinct the cleo
t;on ia 10 be conducted by persons ap-
nointed by these supervisors, who are
to act as nearly as possible in conformi
ty with the State law. There must be
no NJ iptermission, recess CT adjournment
bet ween the hours prescribed by law
for for the opening and closing of the polls
The supervisors have no authority t' n
make arrests. The bill only applies tt
elections for Representatives in Con
gress. 1t was referred to the commltte'
on elections.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
I'm the Wholesale Business.

MIR. ~. Sergeant, who was Tor a
number of years engaged in the whole
sale and retail business, for the sale OF
fruit, etc, at No. II East Fourth street,
has entered the Wholesale commission
b lsiness exclusively, for the sale OF
hay, straw, grain, mill feed and pota
toes, and opened out a warehouse at NO
1906 Maryland avenue. All orders OF
copsignments sent to him at the above
named place will be attended toprompt
ly. Ashe is an bonest and uprlgh
busine man we bespeak for him
liberal sstraga.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
1 Tra East sixth street what you can bu,

Tla East Sixth street what you can buy
n for one dollar; 8 cans tomatoes 26c., d
cans pumpkins 25c., cans plums 21c.; bag OF
flour atct., makes 81 90; 6bS peaches 25c., .bs
Of coffee Csc 5bs apples 25c, 3ib OF prunes
26c,. makes 81. 0; blackbt rries wortleberries,
da msor plums, Fruit biscuit, butttrcup gin
yer snaps, mixed pickles &c 2bs prqnelias
2bc., best dollar bag of -four in this CITY;
high roller patent -four sl.l5 large, small
rag 5Sc., 2 cans Baker or Winslows corn = ,oi OF
2bc., granulated cocot l2c, our fcench conee
is excellent try II, mushrooms 2lc can, o.J, ai
stake tomato catsup lOc bottle of sweet on
| l3c, but did you see this vanilla 2bc pottl1
it Is q wonder we have the best futtst ahd
freshest eggs at l03 E. 9th ST. mlo'ot'
| NJ. WtER.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Mayors Court

Annie Jordan and Mary Brown, tor
being drunk aud acting in a disorderly
manner over Market street bridge last
night, were required to pay fine OF 81
and costs, by Mayor Almond this
morning, who warned them that II they
were again arrested for a similar Oh OF
fence, they would besent to Jail as com,
mon vagrants. Adam .Saming was fined
81 and costs for being drunk and dis
orderly.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
A Harvest H9me.

A harvest home will be given by the
colored people of Logan street chapel,
on Saturday next commencing at y a.
m. This harvest home is principally
for the benefit of children who are per
L tilted to spend the day in play, but al
who enter are charged ten cents. teuit'
a number of adults attend these plays
A May meeting will also be held IL
the same church the last Sunday II
May, lasting all day. A tent will b
erected outside for the benefit o
those who cannot enter the chapel.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
r.~amhAlD items .

The Young Peoples Association, o.
Greenhill Presbyterian Church, VIII
hold their annual meeting this evening
at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is re-
quested. .-;,, ,o b.,d in
the church on Thursday ana friaay
EVENING", June 8th and 9th, whcI
nromises to be grand affair, as al
f.s:iyals at Greenhill are.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
M. NJ, Clllld's Sale.

Those who want homes in a highly
picturesque part of the city and in
neighborhood convenient to churches
schools and manufactures, should not
forget M, M. Child's sale of lots. on
DUPONT, Eleventh, Union, Lincoln,
Thirteenth, Fourteenth and Liberty
streets, Tomorrow ( Wednesday, after
noon at o'clock, The payments OF
the lots are advantageously arranged
or the benefit of purchasers
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
AAvprtts1Mx,

The advantages of advertising In the
REPUBLICAN are fully understood by
our citizens. If anything is lost OF
found, help wanted, situation desired
a house for sale or to rent, An advertise
ment in the REPUBLICAN, generaliS
brings the required answer. The NE
PUBLICAN is read by persons OF every
class. the rich az we'll as the poor, th'
merchant, mechanic, and workingmAn
the women and children, and hence
notice in its columns is worth some
thing and the money paid for it is no
thrown away.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
rUBLIU SALE.

DUBL1O SALE.
VIII be sold ut public sale, at Northwest
corner of Ninth and walnut streets, on
WEDNESDAY,, MAY .4th, 1852.
at 10 80. O'Clock, as follows, the ehtire stoch
OF
RISES. WAGONS, CARRlA6E>,
CARTS AND HARNESS.
u head Of geo cd work or driving horses.
furniture cars, NO horse carts. e
lumber wagon, / coal wagon, J. i.rm
wagon, falling -tcp buggy; notop wagon, Il,
iump seat wagon, all kinds OF wagon c1rl
and carriage harness; 2 Buffalo, robes, horse
blankets cutter box forks shoyes, ntnpr prcas as
chains and crow ba's, apn Mapy o@n'i ''A
l ticles net her ell enumerated.
| Sale Positive. .,
TERMS ALI sums of s49 and less casn
ON ali sums over that amount q credit OF o
/ DAYS Ill be given by the purchaser giving
bankable note wit. approved irdo'ser, or
per cent. OFT Tor clsh. ,,, ,r,,,y
ml6et cor NEf.& 81! ls.E
l L, W. STIDHAM h SON, Auctloneefs
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Strawberries ana cream.

A number of members OF the Mis-.
sionary Society and the Young Peoples
Association of the Olivet Presbyterian
Church, held meeting at the residence
of Miss Amanda Woodside, No. 2ol
South Adams street, and perfected ar
rangements for holding a strawberry
festival in the church on May 80, 81 and
June st. The mere meDtion of these
two branches of the church having th'
matter in chargeis a sutticiantsguarante'
that the affair will be grand success
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
v,u,,, wa I'd Repu"'i''ssv .'s \

The Republicans OF at IT., the Lin
will hold meeting ~ =" evening, J
Of % making arrangement, nnts,,uncil, ~, Ip'
nation nj Of members Of fiiaSuactor oUacS fot
W Ward. A full attendance lam it d
By order Of the o0~N
ward,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
HISTORIC SOCIETY.
The Regular Meeting Last Even
ing-A Number of Books Re

SehNeu.
The regular meeting of the Delaware
Historical Society was held last even.
ing with Judge Wales in the chair;
The Rev. T. G. Lijtell was instructed
to ascertain if arrangements could be
made to have the Rev. DR.. Syle deliver
his lecture on Japan sometime during
the present month.
The Publishing Committee was re-
auested to have the paper published,
which was read before the Society by
Caesar A. Rodney and such portions
of Thomas Rodney's writings as they
may deem proper.
Notice was given that Chief Justice
Comegys' memoir of John M. Clayton
is now ready for distribution, and car
be obtained by the members calling a
the Society's rooms to day.
The 1brari ALI, DR.. johnson, reported
that he had received ninty-nine books
one slip, thirteen pamphlets' thre
newspapers, twelve reports and {"
programmes.
The society then adjourned until tn
first Monday III June.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
PnFaltlpal,

Ira n. Jefferis, son of w. B. Jetferis,
dry goods merchant, 507 Market street
has just returned for a short visit from
Chicago, prior to accepting d position
as ticket agent fol the Pullman Palace
Car Company at Cincinnati.
Samuel Guthrie and George l.. Ty
bout, Esqs., are spoken of by the Re
oublicans for New Castle Hundred ~
possible candidates of the Legislature
The Democrats will hold county
meeting in the old court house at New
Castle, Saturday, the 9th inst.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Corpse Arriso.,

The remains of E. G; cs s'di's1ls tho is,
rived in this city wEaushiinst9p. Eu
The ri body was taken III of 6a Sd y
Mssstn' ,,.sss. rSs Ss'iitssssi t:as:
afternoon from St. An'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16

Buy your coal of James Il. Brown
foot OF West street.
James f. Brown sells superior clear
and free-burning coal.
Orders sent to James f. Brown fol
coal or wood will be promptly filled
Yard foot of West street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
A mistake o.
For the REPUBLICAN.

For the REPUBLICAN.
In an afternoon paper on MONDAY,
the Red Rose Base Ball Club claims 10
have beaten the White Rose nine,
by a score of IA. We deny that the salu
club beat the nine a. only four players
played against nine. WHITE hosh'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Fat and Short or
Lean and Long.

The various shapes Of the lumsn form,
make the task Of the 1eadymaie clolhl8r
quite study one that requires cohStah. sate y
the requirements of the cese and can meet
| fully the wants of eVary style OF man, Wheth
ar he be Fat and Short or Lean and Long.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16

THOR HERTZ OR 8 ID f Il A : Il
Il rooms to q married couple without
children; reference required. Apply. At a8l
L. 4th st. mAo-o''
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16

lSALMOND-On Monday, May 10Th, Ma,
| rletta, vile of Joseph d. Salmond.
Funeral from her late residence, ll2l West
| Third street on Thursday, 18th instant, at
o'clock, p. In. lnterment at Head OF Chris
tiana Dol,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
Clothing.

This is a. special invitation
to you and your friends to
visit the Mammoth Clothing
House of "Wilmington," to
examine and make a person
al inspection Of the quality
stvle and make Of their large
assortment Of Men and Boys
suits.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16

gXy yANTED-AW WOMAN FOX GEN hH A. A.
w housework; reference required. -. hp-
ply at Sth and Broom sts Mlo'o'
Daily Republican., 1882-05-16
DEATHS.

Garden Seed. Garden Seed.
at Crippen's. No. 5 East 2nl street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-24

scribing his visit at M. Crequi's castle: 81
being in a fair great dining chamber" he
tells us, "where the table was covered for
dinner, and there I awaited my lady's COM
ing; and after she came thither out of her
own chamber she received me most gently,
like n of noble estate having q train of
gentlewomen. And when she with her
train came all out she said to me: For as
much,' quoth she, sas ye be an E~nglishman,
whose custom it is in your country to kiss
all ladies and gentlewomen without Of
fence, and although it be not so; in this
realm, (France), yet will I be so bold to
kiss you, and so shall all my maidens.' By
means whereof I kissed my lady and all
her maidens." Chaucer frequently alludes
to this old custom, and our reader may
recollect how, IN the "Sompnour's Tale,'
he notices the zeal with which the holy
father performs this act of gallantry.
When the mistress of the house enters the
room where he is busily engaged in "grop-
ing tenderly" her husbands conscience,
we are told how
He rises up full curtishly
And her embraceth in his armes narrow,
And kisseth her sweet, and chirketh as a spar
With his lippes.
:. Shakespeare again introduced it, as in
the "Merry Wives of Windsor" where to
kiss the hostess is indirectly spoken of as
a common courtesy of the day. In Lupton's
London" too (1632), an established at
traction of. a country inn, we are told, was
a'pretty hostess or her daughter to salute
the guests, without which, it would appear,
there was small chance of it's becoming a
popular resort for the customers of that
period.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-24

&TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAMSEY
~ SIS. In Probate Court, Special Term, Octo-
Der 16, 1882.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph Mcconnell,
deceased:
On reading and filing the petition of Daniel r.
Noyes, administrator of the estate of Joseph Nc
Cornell deceased, representing among other things,
that he has fully administered said estate, and pray
ing that a time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing his account of administration, that
the decree made by the court in said matter be set
aside, and that such order be made as to this court
shall seem meet and necessary.
It is ordered, that said account be examined and
petition heards by the judge of this court, on Fri
day, the 10th day of November, A. d. 1882, at ten
O'Clock q. M, at the probate court in said county.
And 1t is further ordered, that notice thereof be
given to all persons interested, by publishing q
copy of this order for three successive weeks prior
to said day of hearing, in the DAILY GLOBE, q news
paper printed and published at st. Paul, in said
county. By the Court, HENRY O'GORMAN,
IL. 81 Judge of Probate.
Attest: FRANZ ROBERT, JR, Clerk.
JAMES N. GRANGER, Esq, Attorney for Admins
traitor. Oct17tueAw
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-24
Patnos and a Bottle of Milk.

From the Augusta Chronicle.
Last night at the Union passenger depot
a suspicious-looking basket was found on
the platform Of one of the outgoing cars
of the Georgia railroad passenger train.
The package was de. ivered to Mr.. Hemphill,
master of transportation, who examined it
and found therein a live white infant. He
turned over the basket to
the policeman on the beat,
who carried it to the city hall, where the
founding was examined. It was found to
be a male infant, two or three weeks old,
well-dressed, with a full supply of clean,
substantial clothing. In the basket was a
bottle of milk. The following note accom-
panied the basket, written in a neat, legi-
BILE hand: sOne who did his whole duty
in the Confederate war and was paroled a
wreck in health, prays some kind-hearted
person to take care of this, his honorable
offspring, because he is unable to do so,
and may God bless the man or woman who