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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
FOURTH BN|p|NN.
Nuggets OF \ eWs.

A we'll known citizen of Chester
County, named Eli Pyle, WAS found
dead in his bed last Thursday morning.
Last evening, Bishop Becker preached
a sermon and blessed the stations OF the
cross at St. Patrick's Church.
Tomorrow is Palm Sunday and ap
propriate services will be held in The
Catholic and Episcopal Churches.
The Holy Trinity Guild will hold a
special meeting this evening at No.
624 King street.
The Rev. 4. W. Lightbourne who
has been very i'll at Milton IL slowly
Improving and is now able 10 sit up.
Port Penn is TO have a new what
that will be forty feet wide aud one
hundred and sixty f, ct long.
II 9 fishermen that LETT this city some
en- days ago, have not been able to dc
| much this week on account Of the high
inds.
The ship builders of Milford a,e very
busy aud have number of orders on
uand from Philadelphia and other
| places.
Harry Sharpley, Esq, President OF
City Council was enro led last evening
contributing member of Compa
my f.
| As or, the baker aud contectioner or
| Market street, has leased the adjoining
propei ty and is making ext, nsive i'm
provements, with the intention of op-
ming a European dining saloon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
omar, IS

In the United States Senate, yester-
u b, the bill for public building in
HE, PeDna., at a cost not exceeding
~, 600, was passed. The bill to en-
- disl ant owners of mineral lands to
q ke affidavit in support of their claims
Rough agents in the districts where
\ lands are located, was also passed.
\ Presidential Count bill came up as
/ Finished business, but was laid aside
q consideration OF the Indian Appro-
u ation bill. Pending its consldera-
il an indefinite leave of absence was
J, nted 70 Mr.. Hill, OF Georgia. The
\ Appropriation bill was resumed, and
I Hoar's amendment, making All ap-
u prlation for educational purposes
b amount being reduced to $3.50, 900,
adopted-yeas 80, nays IL. The
:, with other amendments, was then
>&sed. After an executive session, the
y bate adjourned until Monday.
IN the House, the Army Appropria
b bill was considered in Committee
[ he Whole. 1t appropriates S27, 4O6,
\; or SIS, 1893 in excess of the appro-
iation tor the current year. A mes.
ke val received from The President
I th REPORT of the s5ecetary of State il
I ation to the projection of American
Skizons and missionaries in Persia. |
accompanied by letter from tn
cretary of State, in which he request
b geoG offices of the British Govern
Vent for the protection of our mission
les in that country. The House the
4jOurn9d until to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

Miss Lizzie Wheeler, daughter of
Captain Joseph S. Wheeler, 30S West
seventh street, was taken completely
by surprise last night, though it was
the turning point, sweet sixteen, in life.
She was called out well armed with
fruit and refreshments TO join a party
at James B. Dawsons, 405 West Fifth
street, from whence the party of young
ladies and gentleman wers to proceed
+, surprise friend.
That the party returned back to Miss
Wheeler's Residence caused no surprise
until the door opened and the party
entered, when Miss Lizzie found that
she was the victim Of a pleasant little
Joke as we'll as a pleasant little surprise.
OF course the evenii Z passed rapidly
away and after all had partakeu hear
lily of bounriful supply of refresh
ments they departed bomeward leaving
Miss Lizzie many good wishes and IL
'a'ge number Of soureuires of their re
spect and esteem.
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

John II. 10 vlenson, VIII some years
,go was a rep,r pr on the RFPUBLICAN,
Iaze'tr and Morn ng News, is now III
trouble in Ia timorr. Mr.. R,wlcnson
was one of publisher of a paper called
THE FL Ctric Light" and is charged
with libel Lainst JUDI e Campbell W.
Piukney ,f The Or m;raI Cont. The
cas-" C me up fer trial last Thursday
when il was decided 10 remove it 10
some adj lning county court. The de.
fl dant w's r'qnrr Il 10 Furnish 81 900
bail, ard in default was committed to
Jail. MIR. krwleIson is well. known in
Wilmington having come here IN 1872,
nd found employ m"nt in The GazArtp
office as comrositor. He was after.
war Is employed on the Wilmington
advertiser, aud AZ me time was editor
Of the sunday Dis. 'atch
Yesterday Kowenson was again
brought before tue Court and plead
guilty 10 the charge of criminal libel but
s id in eXtenuation that he had been
imposed on, His sentence was deferred +.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
Real Es,Ate sold.

Levitt C. Bird, Esq, sold at public
lie, in front of the Court House, yes
rday afternoon, the property o.
De late Hiram H. Lodge, he acting a
rustee, and by virtue OF an order o.
be Orphans Court. The following II
be result of the sale:
81 res of land in Brandywint
Hundred near Holyoak station, OF
Bhe Philadelphia turnpike, to Annie X
Hanby, for S72 25 per acre a lot will
Two frame houses on Church street be
ween VI nth and Egg tn, to Louis.
n eden for 81 $50 a three-story brtcl
dwelling house and stable, on Frencl
Direct between Eighth and Nintl
b'reeta, to James Anderson, for S2,9S1
Frank G Stidham was the .uctioneer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
THE LEVY COURT.

Yestsrdsy Afternoons Session
Con tables FIfcte"-More Asssss-
nm sDts-October EIeciirD lnspec.
toes Appointed.
The committee appointed In the
morning to audit the road accounts OF
Red Lion hundred reported that they
found a balance due the hundred OF
SlO7 9S subject to errors and commits
siOns.
Messrs. Wells and Mahaffy, appoint.
ed to audit the Jail commissioners &C
counts, reported balance due tho in.
stitution of 81, 1926.
The rules of the Court being suspend.
nd, Richard Greenfield was resppoint'
ed constable for Brandywine hundred
William Il. Reese tor Pencader; Geo
w, Currinder for East White Clay
Creek and Purnal j. Lynch for st,
Georges.
Messrs. Wier and Ellison the com.
mittee appointed to examine the errol
list of White Clay Creek hundred fol
1881, reported errors amounting to S35,
1888, also that they had found errors IN
the dog assessment amounting to S52
and recommended that the usual rates
on the same be allowed the collector
The report was adopted.
| Mr. Wier offered resolution which
was adopted appointing the following
named persons Inspectors OF the Octo-
! Der elections
| Wilmington hundred-F First district
| First ward). AusIin v Gaynor; Sec
oud district (F.rst wariD, James A
|O'Donnel Third district (Secont
ward) Dennis j. Gallagher; Fourth
d strict Third uardD, Harry Witsil
Fifth district (Fourth ward), William
b. Hyland; Sixth districo (Fpurtf
ward), Joseph w. Hart; Seventh dis
trict (Fitth Ward), Edward Sirg es
Eighth district (Fifth wardD, VIM. b
Hickman; Ninth district (S'xth ward)
Thomas M. Ogle; Tenth district (Sixtl
ward), Henry b. Morrow; Eleventh
district Seventh ward), Andrew +
Grow; Twelfth district (Seventh ward
Thomas L. Doud; Thirteenth distric
Eighth ward), Edward II. Nilsson
Fourtee nth district, eighth ward)
Arlrcu G. Vernon; Fifteenth distric
| NiIth waru), Ja'ob Cnam berlaln
| sixteenth district Tenth Wara), as
II. McCloskey; ) venteenth distric
eleventh ward), John NJ. Newell.
Brandy hundred East-Wm. p
Lodge.
Chrlstiana hundred South-Robert G
Justiss
White Clay Creek hundred East
VIM. H Lyman.
| Red Lion hundred East-Mark M
Kirby. w
st. Georges hundred West-Willian
! Wood.
The collectors in the respective hun
dreds will hold the election, in the hun
dreds aud districts not above enumera
ated.
The following additional names wert
placed upon the assessment IN the after
noon making a. for the day:
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

The "handsomest woman in thu
United States" personates Lalla Rookl
in Forepaugh's great street pageant
Her name is Louise Montague. Fore
paugb pays her ten thousand dollar
for appearing during Il season OF 81,
mol this in his grand pageant. Mrs
L,ngtry, the fauous English beauty
Intends visiting America shortly.
she dosen't come, we can stand it, fo
Forepaugh's "Qleen Of Beauty" vii
surely be here 90 Friday. April 14'h.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
DEATHS.

RICHA X 'IS.-A his residence in this city
on March 3ota, tsptsin joseph IL. hlch,
ards ia his IS year. from paralysis.
The relatives and friends Of the family,
Lafayette Lodge, A, +. A. M. and the
Friendship fire Company, are respectful ~
invited 20 tend the funeral frln his Late
residence, 9 Gilpin avenue, On Sund y
afternoon next. Sc vices at the hOu use at >. U
o'cioce. Funeral to proceed to Rivervlew
c metery.
THOMAS in this city, on the 9th inst.
Mrs BARBARA Thomas, aged 50 years.
The relatives and friends are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the res
denee of her sOn-'u-lay, >alauel j. Bradford,
$40 b nm t, street., on sunday. 70 meet at
lie house at 2 o'clock. lnrerment at Old
Sweae'e cemetery
Dearest mother thou hast left u.s.
Much We II ed thy tender care;
ltiStiUi who has berCtt n,
He can al. our sOrrU" share.
Fell osleep in jesus,
SPEAR--lu this city On the 3lst inst, Emma
|, 5 Jear, wife o. h ma y. Spar.
Relatives and tr.elI,S VI .le family are re.
spec fully invited ~ attoul the funeral froui
the residence of her parents, 1ho3. d. and
ann Glib on, 800 Shi .'l5y street, on Monday
April Sd, at II o'clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

Persons desiring to obtain homes OF
the very easiest terms, or to inves
their money safely and at good rate nj
interest, cannot do better than subscribe
for shares in the excelsior Loan Asso
ciation," now being Issued. Shares ont
collar each. The whole amount in
vested, with six per ceut, interest, may
be obtained after the first year
For further particulars call at the
Office of VIM. 4. Hawkirs, Secretary
712 Market stree, Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

This evening dreams or I'm
Photograph Gallery viii b. mn
for the first time in this eli,
piece is filed with tuu and sbIr
beyond all else, pure. Its pruu
by those who have seen it I, al
Of all the farcial exuavagsnu
are now being presented Tb4.i
particular plot to "Dresm,'
simply one of these ptcu.a h
which serve to introduce a ulu1
speciality artists iL a series OF M
sketches and furnishes a t,1
evenings entertainment.
George Thatcher's Minstrsl,t|
pear on Monday evening. Thd
ny is one of the BEST that has al
tied this city. Every man is Y
In his speciality and the cOus
is a powerful one. The Ope.l
ell braces some excellent siray
comic and sentimental and til
are fres h and very bright.
The closing burIesque BRING
the strong points Of the COupW
is full of lun from the be s!lil
end.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

Tomorrow { Palm Sllday)A
at halt past Z O'Clock, the ID
programme OF muse will b 4
at the Il + Church OF the RslsI
Subject-The 'SutferjngS ~
Hymn 2S-Tune "Bethnl|
II-Chant-"G 'orla PatrL'
IIl-H Hymn lS-Tune
Hymn"
IV-Chant-"Abide within
N--Cboir Selection 'Whl !
do"
NI-Duet:-"The three c'l'
NlI-Hymn 25-fuue "Rtfa
NIII-Choir SelccuoI-"B
Sar iol r.
IX-Chorus "Take thy Cn
N-Solo-"He vas desplSl
NI-Hymn l9j-rune "slIoD
N.l-Chant-"rne Iov3GA
NH - Hymn 81 - TG'
Street.
Doxology and l'enedictio'.
The 9TH Service OF song VIII
on Easter Sunday evening
Subjec.-"rue Risen CHRIS
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

Quite number Of MI. Fred Carson :.
friends principally members of TIE
Union NJ. +. Church, headed by Rev.
Adam Stengle, dropped suddenly VI on
the gentleman of shears and cloth | as'
evening at his residence 7US Monroe
street, taking him and his family com.
pletely by surprise.
The table WAS soon spread in tn din
ing room and soon groaned beneath tie
good 'hihgs OF tue season. Q her groan 5
sCon followed from those who were too
full for utterance. Before the company
lett, Mr.. and Mrs. Carson were present
ell with very inc set Of china and
oh ueul as well as fancy presents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

1 A CORD
feville 4
Piington,|
Rinnentl
Gull
fppreciat|
Pondent |
lodge, NJ
Panagelp|
yeecureci I'll
she preso|
] ,e,peoJ,ll
With tl,a A
Pin give |
Pext read|
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
New Tobacco Store.

4 Fred. Fisher, who has the name OF
the finest Cigars in Will
hnington, can now be ouud az the north
Feast corner Of Front and King streets
BAT the old and reliable Tobacco and
Cigar store, formerly occupied by A
where he has opened out 9
&ine Tobacco and Cigar store, and il
Eprepared to furnish his customers anC
The public with the finest brands o.
Tobacco and Cigars of his own make
Ia long file hand cigar for cents. My
N3 cent cigars cannot be excelled alsc
slmy for cents are MINT. He sell
mo cigars but his own make. Give hin
\ 8 trial and be convinced.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

Eighth and Washington streets. Rev. A N
Keixwin, pastor. Preaching at 1890 q. 10
and 80 p IN, by Rev. ). Boartman, ID. ID
Sabbath school p. IN. A cordial welcome To
al
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
New ST. am Fire Engine.

The citizens of New Castle resolved
sIr TIM ago to purchase steam fire
tDgine, and subscriptions were opened
for that purpose. The COMMITTEES held
a meeting on Thursday evening, anu
au examination of the hooks showed
that there had been $1,000 subscribed.
Ieaving but 81 900 more to be contri.
buted.
1t is expected that the new engine
will arrive about the 10th of this mont h
ald an effort will be- made 10 collect
.he needed amount by that time.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
Another Loss.

Yesterday it was stated i'll the RE-
PUBLICAN that a valuable horse be-
longing to John HendericksOn, Of
Mill Creek HID died on Tuesday even.
ing, near Clayton, and now We earn
that he lost valuable COW on Thurs.
|day evening. which he had hou2 ht at a
Vie Oh thai. day. This is a yerticaton
lot the Old adace thai misiortunes never
come sing.y. DIR. II. lisa young mar
and not able to meet such losses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
An uudut fal DauEhn|

Eliza Johns, co!ored, VASE
Mayor this morning, clhn|
oath of her mother, with 'GtI
some underwear, and dgoso
other articles Of value III
testified that some six Heta
daughter left home, and
friends house on Lord siN
several visits home dulllsp
of the mother, and stole lisa
question, Officer Boster Ies.
fact that he arrested the pIn
found part of TIE stolen P'oh
possession, which WIS ldenls
witness. In accordance ".
dence the prisoner was p~'
in the sum OF $500 bali.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

The German Aner'V'u .,;t
open next Monday lhh' Val
b ls, ment OF TIE PresOy,.sIl
at Ninth and King sNs''is N
lnitree have purchase, M
desks, and the numot. .,Stir.
b, limited. AS insl,u' ~
given both in EngIlsa ,r d
this school will AFFORD ~ n
portunity for parents ,',t
children a first class '"u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
A Newark Enterprise.

James A. Wilson and K. L Nande
grift have formed copartnership I'M
der the name and firm of Wilson &
Vandegritt and have taken the Wash
i1gton Hotel in the town of Newark
W lere they will be glad to see their ole
tr ,nds. They have started a new lin.
Of hacks to convey passengers from thu
town to the depot and from Deans anc
Curtis nils to any part of the town
around about Newark.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
The West Grove Rink.

The second meeting Of those interest
ell in the new bank at West Grove was
held on Saturday in the hall. There
was large attendance aud subscrip
tons TO the amount of $50 600 were 10
ported although but $500 were asked
for and it was suggested that subscrip-
tons in tho vicinity be- given the pref
erence. The coinTitteA on building re
ported in favor OF renting room in
the centre of tho town and tn, re.
port was acceoted and purchase OF ID
Corliss safe was agreed upon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
An Explanation

The query why | have not remove,
according to my notices, given through
the papers, is most natural one, and
desire to +xplain the matter by sayinf
the fault is not my own, but on az
count of the building not being com
pleted as was pr.tnised. We will b.
able to move in a few days, however
and will give due notice of the same. -
In the meantime we will take you
measure at 233 Market street.
FERD CARSON.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

DR.. r. Fl. Jones having taken a
thorough course of instruction in Ora
Surgery, and graz Il tied AT tn Puila
delphia Dental College, is p' epared tt
execute any work 'iner in Operative oi
Mechanical Dentistry hat may be On.
trusted to him in scientific manner
The preserva ion Of Natural Teeth q
speciality. OF CO JIG W, seventh st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
MONTHLY Police sN'

The following is, the repa
of Police Maxwell toJ tnsI'l
March 3lst, 1882, which 'a!"l
Der Of arrests made Gu'.a
month TO be pa, divided
Drunks, 80; drunk and u,
disorderly conduct, 5oi a.s W.,
terry, 81; vagrancy, L; Ia y \
lating city ordinances o..
and off cars while in mO''
ed by fathers, s, fighting, NJ. !,
quor contrary to law J. =,
cealed deadly weapons I M
attempt at rape, ! anu w
pa.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
POrtp n,tGf Ant"VDy Barber

The Hanlsy Hose Company of Ches
ter, Pa, have been presented with al
excellent portrait Of the late Anthem.
Barber, who was BILLED by the disaste
a::5he pyro echhic swolk', in that city
not long stree. The portrait was ia
ken by Mr. Frank Wunderlich of tina
city and presented to the company {
which the deceased was mem Der. Tn
company extended vote of thanks Il
Mr.. Wunderlich for his gift.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
Case COutinued.

The only case before the Mayor last
evening was that of Andrew Wilhelm,
who was arraigned before his honor on
the charge of violating the city ordi.
uance, by allowing the contents of a
cesspool to flow on his property on
Fourth street near Orange. By request
of Mr.. wilhelm the case was postpon-
ed until Monday evening, in order 10
.llow the accused ample opportunity
0 secure witnesses.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
Slis i,t Expo sion

While the steam tug Juno was an.
gagged in towing vessel in the Break
water on Wednesday she had the mis-
fortune TO blow out one of her boiler
tubes, and was 80 much disabled tina
another tug had to be called to tow the
ship In.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
FIFTH EDlqll|
PROFESSIONAL BURG1,,.
They Blow Open . SAFE
With the Costsn,s-No a. ~
The Preparation, Viz

They Blow 0pen . Safe ora,
With the Contsn,s-No1 n ~
The Perpetrstors. VIZ
Sometime during last piuh,u
cracker bakery Of W. & ! I, .nsss
corner Fifth and French lang lang Y,
entered by burglars, who bls srst't
safe and ritled 1t of all tbs S " Cpe
which consisted OF about s9,o @ :, y.
money, a number of checks, % S'
and other papers OF value We
The thieves gained an er,,
the bakery from a rear wirSa
which they forced the door N'
ing to the office, Where tbs p y.
Here they showed evideprse Wy "
experts at the business of nlorTa
safes. They first drilled A sm,s
in close proximity to the cams
lock, which they filled with nn,.
some other explosive ar, fiS'
then touched it Oft, which had 4.
sired effect of shat,ering tina I',.
safe and lore the !ocx comnI' a
pieces, thereby giving the thi. '
access to the inside. The sm,N 1
on the inside were easily sbat..,
the entire contents, which wemns
valuable, taken.
As tar as could be learned M
ing, no one living in the yicin,r,
any noise duril { the niyb,
villains made u cir escapt, ~
clue behind them that would N
faintest idea to their phs,..'
When the news got upon the y,.
morning, people were 10Th To Nj.
to be \ fact, thinking that it w
az an "April Fool" trick h'..
too true and the propr4,m
the losers to the amour,
stated.
From the recent petty rObbst.
have been cumIultted in NM,
couI led with the above b,i u
last night, there is no doubt ,b,,
OF burglars exist in this civ :,
their netarlous work during n,
hour, Of the night in open i.sS,
the night watchIueu and then.s
are on night tLrns. Surely IN
city like this, their rend,zvou, Nj
discovered with a little .xvrtms
part of the officers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
Temper ance MEETING

A TEN oerance meeting will be he {
on Monday evening next at I 70 O'Clock
under the aus ices Of the W. CT. w. a
the City Mission, Second and Wash
ington streets. Intel esting addresse
will he delivered. The public are earn
eStly rrqntSte to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

Henry Pike, 304 Market street, will
have grand opening of his boot and
shoe store next Tuesday all day and in
the evening. He tlatters himself that
he has the largest, cheapest ami best
assortment of boots and shoes in the
city, and be wishes the public to call
and See if what he says is not true, any
time on Tuesday or Tuesday evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

Yes er1ay while Samuel Wardell, a
labOrrr at the Harlan & Hollingsworth
works was attending TO his duties. an
iron plate that he was handling slipped
and fell on his hand, MASKING two of
his fingers.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
A Victim Of s'roS''1

Mary Shields, vile .u y, i i
was killed not long s,n w
and Union City ,u.rsl
DEF OF, was before tl' . Az" al n
ing, for being druhA ,r,snos
children in a rough lnn nap|
sented a pitiable ,s,ppss;pi
bloated and was 'nc.'p b
the officers statehe.n y "dsibI
costs was imposed, u W.
b no will be commute" -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
L.Oht.

Yesterday afternoon between and
o'clock, on Jefferson street below FL fth,
an Infants lace cap and some pink rib
bon. The finder will confer favor by
leaving it at 415 Jefferson street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
Tue A merle an Il liss

Next Tui sday evening an entertain
ment will b. given IN the Onera House
for the benz ii of The American Rifles.
7 e exercises which will be very inter
es'ing, will consist of music and an
exhibition drill.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
Church OIL Al,

The subject before fore, Do S5y
morrow in the Hn'l .esiIlIp
aud shipley streets ,,'s "
of the gods grind !, vuilI "
sure" DR.. We'cn :, "a
sTpjsct by a Lecture ct, ssoSv, no
The exercises will WV
o'clock. n
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
0ulck Work.

One day last week a quantity of pig
iron was placed in the furnace of an
iron works in one of the Western States
and the next morning the product in
uails vas being Used in the construc
ton of building in Chicago.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01

500 sunday Papers tven Away
Davis, at slS Market street, gave SOC
copies of the Philadelphia Press away
last Sunday. Tomorrow he will have
500 copies for sale, containing all the
important local news happening h. re
up to late hour tonight. All the Sui
day papers early.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-04-01
MAR RAG rs.

SEHAFER-CLUN Err. - On the Both O.
Marah, at the residence OF the brides
parents by Rev. X. B. Cook, Fred W.
'hnfer and Louzeta l., lower. We t
~ sster papers please copv.l