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Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

INOTIOE-I, ANNA M. STEVENS,
In owner Of the within mentioned prem
ises, In compliance with an Act Of Assembly
1 such case made and provided, do hereby
give notice that shall apply In writing to
the honorable. the Judges Of the Court Of
General Sessions of the Peace aud Jail De-
livery Of the State OF Delaware, In and for
New CAstle County, on Monday, the 20tn day
OF November next, A D., 1881, being the first
day Of said court for license to keep an inn
or tavern, at North East corner Of Third and
Market streets In the Fourth ward Of the city
Of Wilmington, Del, ), and to sell intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart, to
be drank on the premises and the following
respectable citizens, residents OF said ward,
recommend the said application, to wit:
John McCatIrey George A. UOgswCll
George A. Pugh John d. Kurt
Il. q. Hicken Edward y. Edwards
Edward X. Hicken Fred. W. Schafer
Thomas b. Eaton Martin Farrell
william Alsentzer Samuel Finley
M. Fsllhelmer Robert j. Retts
George Gardner ID A. McCullin
Neil GOrInley John McOullin
John Hanson John Fry
Edward +. Wright Augustus Simmons
Francis M3MOnagle JOnn j Toner
Henry II. Conner Neal Gorc,ley
John McUauley ANNA NJ. SrEVENS.
Octl6-3t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
An AC1OR,s PURCHASE.
How Mckee Rankin BOughta BuIl
Calf BeIween Ghe AeTB.

The Indianapolis Times has the fol-
lowing interesting item and made more
80 from the fact that one OF the gentle
man who figures in the transaction was
a former resident of this city, but who
now resides in indianapolis:
A singular incident, in which an In"
dianapOlis man was an actor, happened
few days ago at Buffalo, N. Y. Mr..
George jackson, of the firm of Church
man & Jackson, proprietors of the
Beech Grove Farm, near this city, was
in Buffalo while Mckee Rankin, the
well. known actor, was playing an en-.
gagement there. Messrs. jackson and
Rankin are old friends, and the former
went to see the play. Between the acts
Mr.. Rankin sent word to Mr.. jackson
that he wanted to see him, and would
he please come to the green room. Mr..
Jackson did so, when the actor, with
out any preliminaries began to talk
business. He wanted to buy O jersey
bull calf for his farm near Detroit, and
knowing that Churchman 81 jackson
had one of the finest Jersey herds in
America he had determined to buy of
them. The two gentlemen soon came
to terms, and the interview resulted in
the sale OF choice Jersey calf to Mr..
Rankin at price which was entirely
satisfactory to both parties. All this
occurred while the curtain was down,
and the actor barely had time to give
the final directions and tell Mr.. jack
son where to send the calf and how to
draw on him for the money when the
curtain was rung up ard he stepped to
the front TO go on with the play. This
is probably the first instance on record
Of an actor buying a hull calf in the
green room between the acts,
Both Messrs. ChurChman q Jackson,
the firm alluded TO above, were former
residents of this county, but went West
several years ago, where they have
been very successful in stock raising,
and are at the present time two of the
largest stock raisers in the country.
REP.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
The Princess Mary aud her HuS.
band

1t was whispered in some Of the Eng
lish papers that there was breach be-
tween the Princess Mary and II. S. II.
of Teck, who accompanied Sir Garnet
Wolse!ey to Egypt. This is not 80.
She sends two thick letters week to
her husband in Egypt. and sends them
free of expensein the War Office bag.
She looks steadily too, after his COM
forts, as she constantly sends him boxes
of cigars by the same means, as the
cigars of the country do not suit bis SO.
rene palate. 1t is pleasant to think
that sll the poor soldiers and sailors
have to pay for their letters and pack
ages while the Duke Of Teck gets his
gratis,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
the Wealth Of tho KoVnuehtIh.

The two brothers, the Barons ROt-A-
child, of the old ancestral house in
Frankfort on the Main, have made the
return Of their income for taxation.
The younger brother, Wilhelm, or
Willy, as he is called, appears to be the
richer man of the two-at all events
for the present taxable year. His re-
turn is 4,78S,OOO marks. The elder
brother, Meyer Kari, on the other
hand, returns ouly 1860 900 MARI y
According to the figures rendered by
himself to the Government, Baron
Willy Rothschild enjoys daily in,
come of13,12O marks, or over 50, 25O.
An anti-Semitic print details the tig-
ures closely, and exclaims that this
Jew is receiving 564 marks, or $l4O
every hour, 81 80 every minHte, and
four cents every second. Four cents a
second does not sound much, but there
are 81, ,536, 900 seconds in every year.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
RaHROMAI.

Mr. P. H. Croker who is engaged in
the practice of medicine in Savannah,
Georgia, is about paying a visit to his
father q very respectable colored
man In Kent County. The Doctor
has been quite fortunate in his lahors
in the South and is accumulating
snug little sum In order to provide for
any future contingency that may arise
in the onward march of time.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
SuNnAY TRAINS.

Philadelphia and tntsrmedteta stations,
$40 A. NJ; IL noon: $50, 7.3O, 9.65 J. M.
Philsdel phia and rev York, 400, 2.2s A,
M; 6l7, 6.3s, T26 r. M.
baltimore and WASHINGTON, i.49, 4.61, S.0b,
9.17 A. M; II. OF 2. M. Baltimore, l.05 AM.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred to the timetables posted at tne station.
Trains marked thus ~ are limited ex-
PR IS, upon whioh extra fare ts charged.
CHAS. Il. PUGH, ]. h. WOOD,
General Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
MerAIdrViu France,

Heraldry In France has invaded the
garden. At country seats the gardeners
form design of flowers representing
the arms or monogram of the master Of
the house. In some of the parks be-
longing to Legitimist5, gigantic heur-
de-lys are designed. And while
wall fruit is growing, the gardener
cut out in paper the monogram and
crest and glue the design on to the
peaches or the uectarines with some
light paste. When the fruit is ripe, the
paper is taken away, and the outlines
remain imprinted on the velvety skin Of
the peach,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
A COIOred VOTer's Gratitude.

For the Republican.
The colored people in the South have
been secured from slavery by the direct
agency OF the Republican party. Our
first vote was cast as freemen for the
the Republican party in 1858. Have
We been disappointed iu the re.
suits of It's administration? Previous
to that period we had no vote.
Now we have equal rights Cor almost
equal rights) with the white race. We
can accumulate prosperity as they do;
we have the laws for protection as they
have; our marital relations are respect
ed; our wives and children are our own
and not tho property OF others; we can
testify in every court; we have the
right if We have the power to have our
brethern elevated to the Senate and
Congress of the country; we arc pow
or that is felt.
All this has occurred since 1866, and
chiefly since We cast our vote for the
Republican party. Let us cast another
vote ia the interests of the Republican
party, in the interests of the State Of
Delaware, in the interests Of "New
Constitution.
Human progress demands a new
constitution-the people want it. Let
US as a part Of the commonwealth of
Delaware give long pull, hard pull
and a pull altogether on the seventh Of
November,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
The English ARMY Reserve.

The number Of men summoned IN The
arluy reserve in England was IL, $50.
OF these II 03O aus wered the calls and
repcrJed themselves 1T their depots.
The abseEce OF l35 was satisfactorily
explained, 4SO We're uo5 accounted for,
ana 44O were repOIt3d meiicAlly unfit
for service. The aclual number Of re-
serve men who joined their corps was
10, $50, and all these were at first posted
to the regiments in which they had
originally served.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
A French Harvest.

With regard to the French harvest,
the Standards Paris correspondent
saws that it turns out that although
the total quantity, namely, IL, 400, 900,
exceeds by more than 100000 hec-
toliCres the production Of an average
year, the quality is 80 far below the
average as to make the actual value of
the yield less than that of an average
year.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
Cburch Des,crated,'

There was great excitement Rah'
way, N. j., on Monday, hecau5e of q
sacrilege which was discovered in
Father McClosker's church. The edi-
tice was entered at an early nour on
Monday morning by rutfiAus, who stole
the silver Candlesticks, chalices, cruci-
fix and other valuables, bent aud broke
the brass candelabra and other altar
pieces, cut the surplics, stole, Ohasubel
and other vestments of the officiating
priests and dedled the altar. The per-
petrators of the outrage are unknown.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

The true antidote to the effects Of missma
Is Hostetter's Sto ach Bitters. This medicine
of successful proprietary specifics, and Is in i'm
mense demand wherever on this Continent
fever and ague exists. A wineglassful three
times q day is the best possible preparativs
for encountering malariOus atmosphere,
the liver, and tnvigOrating the
stomach.
For sale by all Drugglsts and Dealers
generally,
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
Attempting Her Former Lovers
LtHeS

On October 13 NJ, Harmon, druggist,
at Madrid, about twenty miles north,
was shot by Miss Hattie Myers, a milli.
ner. He had been Courting her for a
long time, and few weeks ago went
East, returning with wife. On Mon
day Harmon and his wife met Miss
Myers in store, when she drew re-
volver and shot Harmon, the ball strik-
ing his neck below the ear She turned
the weapon to herself au1 attempted to
discharge it, but was thwarted, when
she seized knife and repeated the sui
cidal attempt, but was dlsarmed. She
declares if she can't have Harmon no
other woman shall.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

A Western actress sued the city of
Omaha, Neb., for $50, 900 damages for
injuries received from defective side
walk, and compromised for 1925.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

,&TO1CE-I, NARHARET G. BRADY.
owner Of tho within mentioned prem
ises, In compliance with an Act OF Assembly
In such case made and provided do hereby
give no lice that shall apply In writing to
the honorable, the Judges Of the Court Of
General Sessions Of the Peace and Jail De
livery OF the state Of Delaware. In and for
New Castle County. on Monday, the 10th day
Of November next, A d 1882, being the first
day Of said court, for license to keep an inn
or tavern at SOL East Filth street, In tho
Fourth ward Of the city Of Wilmington, Del +,
and to sell intoxi eating liquors In less quantl-
ties than one quart, to be dralE on the prem.
ises and the following respectable cliiZons,
residents Of said ward recommend tho said
application, to wit
Thomas Cause John Ihttle
Theodore II. Allricht .JOhh Williams
Dennis : Ougherty Peter Kavanaugh
Michael Kavanaugh Wm. Mcfialey
TboT as hetren Michael MCUonOugh
} oseph NJ. Williams Joseph Dougherty
Bernard Bonner James MeGny
Joseph McDace John rimlaI
Jamos Mccoy Daniel RegAn
John A. KedgItvca Hugh Hagan
Augustus TenWegeS Isaac Dillin
Geo A Frazer Wn Gf Rohelen
Ocl7-3th MARGARETC. BkAlY
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

Ssn.u.-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
h ESHCrk non C. at S'7 Washington ytrset.
S""eu' Ocl4 II
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

Sn%TSIA Boy TO LEARN TIE
lSII I,5S "na business. Apply at S. W.
~ alu Shlpley ocla-ot
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

w,sD-IO BUY A SHOW CASE
h, guIsSf, \ nS Il, ior particulars apply at
W S'Slrs. 0ctll.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

Ii5ro.,. Iiho-iS 10 GOOD CANVAS ERS.
'N''" state Directory" this Cffice,
+ ocl6-3.t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

lNrEn . zoe - -
',Tt..s.,D7hB0ARDERS ,t.., 10 AT 4l2 KING
Eltios,, El, fieasant rooms ant good ac-
octl2-lmk
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

|ANED-ALL PERSONS IN WANT
\ Unemployment should go to HEN
Employment Bureau at 402 W. Front
4 OClg-tI
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

NTOTICE-I, HENRY X. BRiNGHURST,
IN Licensed DIuSR u, do hereby give no.
tice that l sh III apply in writing to the
Judges of the Court of General Sessions Of
the Peace ard j Nil Delivery Of tho State of
delaware In and for the County Of New
Castle, on Monday, the 10th Gay Of Noyem.
ber, being the first day OF the November
term, A. d., 1882 for license to dispense
intoxicating liquors for medicinal purposes
in quantities not greater than ono quart, at
No, |17 Market street, in the Fist Warl OF
the city OF Wilmington. and the following
respectable citizens recommend the said ap-
lic1tiOD, 20 wit:
Henry Or be l Hamilton Ayers
Preston Ayers A A Chapman
Wi'iam Baxter G A Wia5lOw
Henry rrett Henry Garre IT, Jr
David WOoIman s q simmons
Au fust Berman Z MCMInus
Samuel Uulbert Edw+rd l. Rice
w H tack Lewis simmons
J s Beecher I Il HOLLAND
Thomas ID Gibson JnO W Galloway
James Su ith dWin A Talker
Il W Palmer s II Stats
Ocl7.3t HENRY h bRINGHU RST.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

|ANLLD-A white GIRL FOR
~. s0asfSi hOusewOrk in o small family,
HStN ESt@' apply to GEORGE Q. MARiS
rP"' ." Octl7-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

'IED-A ED YOUNG MAN To OAN.
.p.s, S and soil ftames. Apply a. col
w" Ool0.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

NOTICE IL, N. B DANFORTH,
IN Liceneel Druggist do here ~ give no.
t!ce thai shall apply to the Judges Of the
Court of General Sessions Of the Peace and
JNil delivery in The state OF delaware In and
for New Oastle Co., on Monday. tho 10Th day
OF November next, A. d., 1857, being the first
day of the next November term OF court, for
u license to dispeasa intoxicating liquors for
medical purposes in quantities not greater
thai one quart, at No. l28. Market street, in
the Second Ward Of the City of Wilmington,
Delaware, and TIE following respectable cltl.
zens residing In said ward recommend the
said application, to wit:
Geo W Marshall f. Herting
Rich&rd Booth W. X. Bowman
Max hraim John Parker
M. CODt fleece Pyle
Charles Il. Sparks Nathaniel Melohior
Harry PiSOr Daniel Ross
Geo. w, Gray Louis Harris
Chas. J, II. Beckett Frederick Bush
John f.. Mari VIM Hare
L, b, Merritt }. DeWolf
James MecGuley j. w. Reynolds
Morrison h Veasoy JOhu Davis
oclo-St N. g. DANFORTH.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
WA@lhEb.

1ANlED-6o GIRLS To KNIT AND
tFthe, good wages; pay weekly, light
gMk given out, to be made at home;
alet for and delivered free by express.
MANITIING co., corner Of South
IIln ttreets, Boston, Mass. sep3O-tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

nNrtD- i,'I a MIDDLE-AGE AMER :
as street. "OuSS%VtA ocS "'
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

|ANIkD - A YOUNG MAN TO
l1Rfn in, the photograph business at
laNDSphotOsraph gallery, ,3O7Msrket
&C lGtf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

%IU-A %I OUUh AND CHAMBER
''"' Apply at cuo Washington st.
octll-6t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
FOR RENT.
NOTIOEN.
A N ORDINANCE TO LOCATE AND
IN ESTABLISH HAZtErT STREET
Be II ordained by tho CltY Council Of Wi. |

n OhDlNhNCE ~ lIOOAIE AND
IN ESTABLISH HAZtErT STREET.
Be 1t ordained by the City Council Of viii
mington.
SRCTIONl That HaEIett street shall ba
fifty 1907 feet wide and extended from Adams
street to Jackson street; that the centre limo
of Hazlett street shall be two hundred and
fifty-seven feet two and seven-eighth inches
(26s II. 2l in.) from the cenire line OF della
ware avenue, measured OH the centre line Of
Adams street; and two hundred and eighty.
six feet seven inches. and twenty nine thirty.
two sec Of an inch (296 It. 1882 in)neasured
on the CO Dtre line OF Jackson street, from the
said centre line Of Delaware avenue.
SBo 2. That all ordinances and parts Of
ordinances inconsistent herewith, DO and the
same are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall, Wilmington, Della
ware, October 18th, A. D., 1882
HENRY q. CONRAD,
President Of City Council,
Attest: X. q. FRAIM, CLERK Of Oity Council.
Ocle.St
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

'EoR1SSTlioSTI TIN ROOFERS AT W, r,
'oN'S, I'll ShIpley st., second
oc17.2tk
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

ASN,LIiEQ-B0AROERS S,Ii AT 9ll TAT
sa,,,et IS,i ssfeet, Pleasant rooms and good
N'uOl' also table boarders. sep2Se inns
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
DRlvATE SALE ora BRANDY WINE

DRIVATE SALE Of a BRANDY WINE
FARM.
I'll acres of land lying on the Brandywine
in New castle County, Del, near the State
Line. This is ore OF the best farms on the
BrandyWlne for either ds ryin or grazing.
1t is situated on the Wilmington and NOrtn-
ern X. g., 8 miles north Of wilmington and
from Chadd's Ford. Granogue Station is on
the place where good business can be done,
Milk is shipped to Philadelphia from the pa
tron. The buildings consist Of q three-st0ry
stone mansion, large doub dicker barn vita
over.shoot and shedding, both being wstered
from syphOn from never failing spring,
wagon house, tenant house, stono carriage
and spring house, well timbered and water6d
and Is In high state Of cultivation, near
mills, schools. churches and daily mail at
station. For further inform alton call on or
address E. PALMER,
ocl2 Etw-Ald Beaver Valley, Del
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18
lN tt6SSaIned t6t and all puslpos, In
'ue U Patent Office. or

uo. .sI Iued y, dIt to t,r codsrn fees.
PeatabiIItSnr tSnrsswlng Is sent we ad yise
ehatge nS,.ee rec OF charge; and We
No, Rsssu Su'eSS We obtain patent,
|tAa aOna,n 70 the Post Master the
Els Us, PS,onFI rider t Dlv., and to OIL.
gerRs aod %seet rS. Once. For circular,
PNn STATE az nre.erenoo to actual clients
Patent otS y: a. SNOW & 90,
F'R his psDsr e Washington, D,G.
P0r'l noV1A ,eod.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

MING -----------------s-------
toomoGoss os GENTAEMEl c " HE
Itp,H" a Nith 70 d board and
I,,et No. VT men Nnd wives 1t 5 kast
oclt3t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

AouE y~S " 4, GIRL ID } GENERAL
al All j. 4yhs. ocI7 3t*
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

THE PEOPLE OF WILL
IN MlNGrON.--The place is small, but
II will pay you to call at No. West Sixth st.
The best 30 cent teas and rs cent cOhses in
the city. Sugar FREQ frOn adulteration, also
pure spices. Marketing delivered free.
eepS I'm JAMES T. PALMER.
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

NOTIOE-RENTING & COLLECTING
~ rents speciality By GEO. U. MAkIS,
Real Estate Agent, COL ShiDley st, sD13lmo
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

NOTICE Il, Z. JAMES BELT, LIOEN.
IN sed Druggist, do hereby give notice
that shall apply 10 the court of General
Sessions Of the Peace AID Jail Delivery in the
County, on Monday tho goth day Of Novem-
ber next, 1882, being the first day Of the next
November term Of Court, tor license to dis
pense intoxicating liquors for medicinal pur-
poses, at The northeast corner OF sixth and
Marx ct streets, (known as COL Market street)
In the Fifth ward Of the City of Wilmington,
which application is recommended by the fol-
lowing gentlemen tU wit:
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

TOrIOE - EMPLOYERS WANTING
~ help should 10 to HENKEL'S En-
ployment Bureau at 402 W. Front street 10
charge for obtaining all kinds Of labor.
OCl0-u
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

NOTlUE-NEW STOCK IN THE Ola.
~ mOnd State Loan association, first
payment now due, no debt nor property, in
terest per cent, money cheap. Gall day
or evening at 81 Shipley st. George q.
Maris, Sec'y. Octl9.15t
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

NOTICE. - l, JAMES M. GRIFFIN,
N Licensed Druggist, do hereby give no
tice that snail apply to the Court Of General
Sessions Of the Peace and .Tatl Delivery il. The
state Of delaware, in and fOr New Castle
County on Monday, the GCSn day Of Novcm-
Der next. 1854, Ueipg the first day of the next
November term OF Court, tor u license to dis.
peus5 Intoxicating liqlOrs for medicinal pur-
poses, at the sou CheaSt corner OF Fourth and
Madison streets, in he Third ward of the
City of Wilmington, which application Is re-
commended by the following gentlemen, to
Daily Republican., 1882-10-18

G. Hiugcr, of Detroit, Superintend-
ent of the Imperador Gold Mining, COM
pany, was murdered at Panama, Cen
trail America, on Sunday night.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-11
A SUDDEN DEATH.

A young man named Thomas
Lynch, who was, mp to three weeks
ago employed as bar-keeper at the
Hawaiian Hotel, died there suddenly
about 6 AM. on Saturday. He had
been complaining of feeling unwell,
and OH Friday night slept with a
friend of his employed in the Hotel.
In the morning he appeared to be in
q fit, and DR.. Webb was Immediately
sent for, but before he arrived the
man was dead. A post mortem was
held at the Hospital, where the body
was taken. 1t revealed the fact the
deceased had congestion of the
lungs ; enlargement of the liver, and
nothing whatever in his stomach.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-11
kAHULUl NOTES.

The schr Anna, Capt. McCulloch,
and the blitnc w. ii. Dimond, Capt.
Handlctt, sailed on 9th inst. for San
Francisco, the former in ballast and
f. G. Kuster as passenger, and the
latter with 1872 bags sugar, weigh
ing 373,735 lbs, and Ga barrels
molasses, valued at $24, ,97G.17 and
the following passengers: Mr.. and
Mrs. Rowland and G. Gracnemeyer.
The brig Pomare, Capt. Drew, ar
rived Dec. Sth, with general cargo
from San Francisco.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-11
POLICE COURT-DECEMBER 8.
CRIMINAL DOCKET.

Preston Davis, common nuisance.
Keeping common gambling house on
Smith street. Committed to prison
four months. Costs SLIGO.
r. Richardson and VIM Brown.
Gaming. Mol. pros. entered by pro-
Sam Beckford, gaming. Commit
ted to prison for 10 days, to pay a
fine of $40 and 10 costs. -
j. p. Mitchell and Edward Kiehl,
gaming. Committed to prison for
"a hours each, to pay fine of $40
and $1.l0 costs each.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1882-12-11
StiIpPlNG NOTES.

The Moi Keiki left at 10 AM. on
Saturday for Christmas Island. This
time she has only the captain. mate,
and two scamen on board.
The Mokolii left at 8 PM. on
Saturday for Molokai, with about 30
lepcrs and a good deal of freight.
The shipment of rice went by the
II. w. Almy was the second largest
by any ship at one time from this
port. She took 5,204 bags.
The d. G.. Murray arrived on
Saturday afternoon, 2l days from
San Francisco. She brings about
so hogs.