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Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
q2ZRO GpIrIOD.
COIOaED METH0DISyS.
THE UAL Session OE THE
PH "a We PHlA CON r.
ENU.- OLORED METHODIST.

The sixty sixth session of the Phila-
6e,ptla Conference on the African
h,lhpdis. Episcopal Church COM
lutnced Yesterday morning in the Beth
e n. l.. Church, in West Chester
Bishop Eev. john M. Brown, d. D..
presiding and con ucting the opening
rel giou- services.
Rev John G, Brock, L. Patterson
and b + Go,ubash were selected as
Secretaries.
The Conference includes within it
bounds the States of Delaware and
PeDnsy lAania east of the Allegheny
Mountains, There are under its juris-
diction IS churches valued at $295, ,170,
with AZ Pastors, % local preachers and
81 Exnorters. There are nearly 5000
members and 400 probationers, II Sun
day schools, 4J0 teachers and nearly
5000 scholars. The Sunday school Ii.
braries number l3 433 volumes.
The church N which the sessions of
the Conference are being held is 4 neat
brick structure snc quite commodious.
In the lecture room, on the first floor, a
substantial dluner was provided for the
members of the body, this plan being
mess than seeking priva.e dwellings
for that meal.
The K V. h. G. Carson, of the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of the borough,
and Rev. A. II. Newton, of the New
Jersey Conference, and Rev. Mr. John
son of South Carolina, were introduced
by the Bishop and assigned seats with
the mem bers of the body.
After the transaction of seme pre(im-
mary business, the Bish, p announce
the standing committees, including the
following
On Admissions-C. T. Shaffer, Il G.
DeLoug ann James Peyton.
On First Year-Joseph s. Thompson,
John G. Brock and Thomas H. Moore.
On Second Yeal-M. f. Slaby, G. W
Beckett and Lewis Hood.
On Third Year-T G. Steward, B. F.
Comtash and 7. A. Cuff.
On Fourth Year--C. G. Felts, C. E.
Herbert and M. f. Sluby
On Education-T &. Steward, c. 4.
Herbert and M. F. Sluby.
On Mission Circuits and Stations
Revs. James Hollen, L G. Chambers,
NJ. f. Sluby, A. A. Robinson, d. Darks,
H. Davis, Peter Lowber and T. A.
Smith.
Judiciary Conmittee-A. Wilson, j.
s. Thompson, William Fl. Hopk us, D.
Darks and John W. Morris.
On 1emperauce-L. G. Chambers,
VIM. W. Crimes and h j. NJ. Long.
On Mis,ions-Jos. I. Thompson, c.
T. Sha ttAr. I. G. Steward.
A long discufslon ensued upon the
printing of the ruiuutes, which was
finally set led by referring the matter
to a committee consisting of Revs. c
Feits, Michael +. Sluby and Joseph T.
Thompson.
Isaac T. Jones, Charles Johnson, j no.
Turner, B. W. Bolton, JOS c. Dutfen.
John NJ. Proctor and A,bury Woodlyn,
applicants as licen ntiates, we're referred
to the Committee on Admission.
This evening a largo congregation as.
sembed to listen to the annual sermon,
delivered by the Rev. Il. J. M. Long, Of
Harrisburg.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
A Cat fhnt wayn,t Afraid.

Last night while a passenger train
was ste ndlng on the track at the depot
cat ran out and very deliberately
took position sitting on its launches
underneath the train. Puss sat there
very contendedly until the train began
to move every body expecting it to move
toobut'instead of that it stood the ground
aud whenever the axle and bake bar
came along it dodael its head low
enough TO let it pass over staightening
up between times After the train had
passed, puss, very deliberately ran into
the depot and the bystanders instea Of
finding crushed and mangled feline
found wise and sagac ous cat that
was not afraid of a bullgine and cars.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
A Pleasant Party.

Quite a number of the most intimate
friends of Mr.. Elwood Pyle, son OF
Joseph Pyle who resides at Cedar
Grove mansi On, on Lancaster Pike, near
Union street. paid him a visit last even
ing upon receiving an invitation from
that gentlemgn lew days before The
party proceeded out in the Front and
Union street cars and were cordially
received by Mr.. Pyle, who did all in
his power to make the event an enjoy
able one The evening was pleasantly
spent in social conversation, interming.
led with choice music and singing by
the ladies present. A table was spread
in the dining room, loaded down with
fruit, nuts, cake, etc, to which the
visitors did ample justice. At reas.
onabla hour the party departed for
their homes, taking a special Car at the
depot which was, through the kindness
of the managers of the road, run for
their (the party's) especial benefit.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
E0uth CarOltnA a e. lecttOn Gases.

CHARLESTON, May 3-in tie Urited
States Circuit here today the case of
the United States against the managers
Of election at the Hope Engine House
precinct in this city, was resumed. TIE
defence closed their testimony, and the
government put up number of wit
nesse3 who swore that the reputation Of
the Rev. A. s, Dobbs Gone of the wit.
nesses for the prosecution whose verac'
;ty had been impugned) was good and
that they would believe him on his
oath. The argument was then opened
for the prosecution by Warren r Mar,
shall, one of the District Attorneys as
sstants. Colonel G. r. Miles then
followed with an argument for the de-
fence Tomorrow morning Judge A..
g. Magrath will be heard fHr the de
fence, and the District Attorney will
closa for the government 1t is under
stood that this is the last election
case which will be tried at this term.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Special MentiOns.
70 She Farmers only.

1t pays you to change your Potato
Seed, and in doing so 20 right tt
Smeltz s. Co., No. 13 East Fourth St
and get the choice Maine Rose, alst
York State Rose, Burbank, and thu
famous Snow Flake. Be sure you ge1
it at the right place and you will SAVE
nonev. No. Is Z. Fourth street.
Mrs R. s. Kirby, 202 King street
has received this morning . new full
line of French chips, in the --latest
shapes of Alhambra, "a high Alpine,
tho new Asthetic hat, the Mary Bel
and New field also received daily the
latest and newest goods in millinery.
Ladies Desiring
anything in millinery should call and
examine goods at Miss Z. lindsay's
20S King street. She has just in large
and we'll. selected stock of spring goodi
at lowest prices. Having just started
in business, everything is new and O.
the latest designs.
Oysters.
II you want 10 get the best and fresh
est oysters in the market 60 to Ain
scow's, I'll Shipley street. 20, 25, 81
and 40cts. per quart; and also Wholesale
and retail.
Fine Fiour
of the entire wheat is the coming aoul
because it is the best food for men; the
people are waking up on the subject.
Only cents per pound, sold only al
w. D. Pickles, 407 King street.
q. G. Ratelif. Rleamond, Va,
saws of S. 8. S.: After the best medica
advice had failed, it cured IN of VIC
lent Blood Disease in a short time
Price 81 and $l.75 per bottle of all drug
gists.
Smeltx 4 Co.,
No. 13 East 4th street, dealers in all
kinds of potatoes apples, onions, butter,
eggs and Southern produce direct from
the groves Give them call. No. IL
East 4th street.
Painting and Gra1ntng.
Tilghman Danner is ready to do all
kinds of painting and granting, 6l0
Market street
Butter.
Twenty firkins OF outter tor sale at
stalls 81 and 81 Third street market
N. B. Appleton.
Headquarters.
For all kinds Of Southern produce,
Smeltz & Co., No. 13 East 4th street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Sudden DeNth

Mr.. Thomas shannon, dIed vrrysp
denly at au early hour YESTERDAY mon.
ing, at his residence No. 2.O Mmn
street. He retired as usual in the avn.
ing, but about midnight woke up ,d
complained of feeling badly, whas
upon a doctor was hastily slnmona
and upon his arrival he did vverylhhi
ne could to allay the sutferiugs I ,s
dying man, but without avail, and h
An hour or two thereafter he trestha
his last. The deceased was IN bis All
year and leaves a family. He wsn
Industrious man during his life ttm
ana is the owner of considerable piot
erty His funeral will take place from
his late residence tomorrow Afternoon
in .orment at New Cathedral cemeau
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Strelntk h 06'S AssAssi IS.

Tho Press says that immediately
after the assassination OF Gen. Strelni.
kotf, the Public Prosecutor of the kietl
Military Tri bunal who was shot at @,
dessa in March last. An acconplice OF
the assassins extracted from Strelni-
koit7s pocket list of nihilists to be a.
rested, aud plundered his apartments,
taking therefrom documents furnish
ing a complete plan of the nihilists
methods of proceed ureand their projects.
The recovery of these papers by the nj
hilists was a great blow to the authori-
tiaa
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Orders Couuaernaudes d

The orders which we're issued some
time ago by the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company, for the obstruction of ten
new locomotives at their shops in this
city have been countermanded, and the
work which had been commenced on
the boilers suspended. 1t is also re-
ported that within short time, the
company have discharged large mum.
Der of their men from the shops at
Altona. The causes that have led to
their action are not known, but it is
generally supposed that the un.
settled condition OF labor is having
an effort, in preventing the company
frem enbarking in any new enter
priscs.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
The Internal MaehlleA

DR.. Il. Ogden Doremus has written,
letter to Postmaster PiersOu in ret-
enoe to the internal machines mailaR
MIR. W. II. Vanderbilt and Mr. CNa
W. Field. He says that he has exam
ined the gun cotton and tnst tits 9th,
kind called 'insoiuble," aud thatItA
30 little used in the co4ntry thnh
has been unable to purchase 1t recent!
in New York, and that it could la
dissolve to any great extent In aNhd
and ether though treated with la
liquid eighteen hours. He iSof 'a
opinion that it was made for The pa'
pose it was apparently intended tGT
the parties sending it.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Democratic secting.

The Democrats of the Secoud Ward
held meeting last evening at the Eel
ton House, corner Of Second aud Wal
nut streets. Daniel Callahan was cleo
ted as udge for the nomination elec
ton next Saturday to act with other
judges to be selected by the candidates
fhe names OF Lewis G. Sasse, John Nc
Hugh and William Fl. Quinn, were
presented by the committee on c8ndi
dates for nomination for City Council
The nomination election for ward Off.
GERS Sill he held on SATURDAY., May 90
betwe en- the hours of 4 and ! in the at.
teruOon.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
A New Ferry nj RrO0klYn.

There was filed in the office OF tht
County Clerk yesterday articles of in
corporation of the Brooklyn and Up.
town Ferry Company. The capita
stock is fixed at S75 900 which is rep
resented by 100 shares Of $40 each. 1t
is destined that the ferry shal! ply be
tween South Seventh street, Williams.
burg, and Fourteenth street Brooklyn.
The iDcorporators are Edward Nc.
Laughlin, Wyatt NJ. Bassett, Jeremia h
Darling, Benjamin Flint, Ambrose
Snow, Stephen F. Shorthand, Sinclair
Stu rt, George w. Roosevelt, Rober,
Sullivan and Daniel s. Remsen.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
kAss siNEEk'h UK DEkk.
ID E9ISVEE'S ORDER.

"A
NEW CASTLE COUNT, April "A, 1852
Upon the application Of Mary J. Ash,
Administratrix OF John Ash, late si
Wilmington Hd.,, in said county, deceased
1t is ordered and directed by the Register tina
the administratrix aforesaid give notice Of tn,
granting ofletters of administration upon tn
estate Of deceased, with the date Of grantir z
thereof, by causing advertisements to be pos.
cd within forty days from the date Of sue!
Letters, in six of the most public places Of tht
county Of New Castle requiring all person
having demands against the estate to presel
the same or abide by an act. Of Assembly I
such case made and provided; and also caus
the same 70 be inserted within the sam
period In the Daily REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and
be continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.)
.~, Given under the hand and seal I
}L.s.} Oflce Of the Register aforesaid, t
s~~> Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
3. q. BI4GS, Register.
NoT1cn.-All persons having claims agatnE'
the estate Of the deceased must present The
same duly attested to the administratlix OF
or before April "A, A. d., 1888, or abide Tie
Act OF Assembly in such case made and pre-
vided. MARY J, ASH,
Administratrix.
Address:-No. lls ". Liberty street, vii.
mington. a2o
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
TheLeVy Court,

The mem mbers OF the Levy Court CON-
mittee on fertilizers, were busy ili
morning in arranging the samples .! :!
the different fertilize that are naata
offered for sale in this State fol ana
ysis. The samples are all in g,as M
ties, labeled with the name Of the mar
ufacturer; this is removed and lalnM
substituted. The manufacturer lsl,
and the name of the fertilizer IS plxm
on a paper opposite number WHICH, "
a duplicate of that On the boE'ie 'a y.
this list is kept private. The cl.n. .
makes the analysis by the naaNs "
and does not know who the psFu0 "
furnishing the samples.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Ehreo Months Mortality.

Registrar Frazer, Secretary Of the
Board of Health, reports that the
Board has held 46 meetings during the
year ending last Tuesday evening
The d. aths for the three months end
ing April lat, 1881, were As follows:
January, SO, February. 12l; March
100 During tho same period in IS.
they we're as follows: January, ,73;
February, 90; March, 81. Making a
total of 260 against 800.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
II Office,

Frank c. Stidham, candidate fol
Sheriff, wishes his friends and the pub
lie in general to know that he did come
out for the Office not to introduce him.
self, but with the full intention of being
nominated, it it is the wish of the peo-
pie. The above report has been circu
lated and l take this means Of correct.
ing it, and | would like all my friends
to turn out and give me . liberal vote
on Saturday, May Goth.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Decoration Day

The Memorial Committee OF 'aeu
A. r met last evening, with repl'%s \,
tati ves from other organizations, &.s "
Clayton House for the purpose ol ~, u,
ing arrangements for decora'len Ira, NJ
The meeting was presided ~, o,'' n. n
Chaplain Pickles, of Snyth fOsS Nv, M a,
veteran Eli Crozier requested 'u1i D'asa y,
public services be held at tne ',,0'I o I
monument which was agIeeu w W. A.
was decided to invite United paw y i /
torney John G. Patterson anu ,n nm
McNair, to deliver addresses w '"
day,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
-YrSs~-
FIFTH Edition
The Fu.ersl Of ~

q, The :. funeral Of Mr, R. 1,,a'..s ! a',.s
the father a of the Rev. is,s, L. ., haaldsa., y
po% %an Pt II. 'his as. city, took place a
The attendance of friepdds d. "sss sas Chs,s'
was large, and the floral oss.i Ssa =, relative
handsome, among them .S;nnsfings w,
tiful pillows Of flowers ',us nn. s.ob bsaa.
from Delaware Avenue Rsa., one OF vhici
bore the inscription aRs., afRp.,st ChpiS
Comes. The Rev. Mr.. 1tss! n till B,
for . number Of years wa. harris, uS
conducted the services and nd. .al als paas
by two other ministers va mas a.siSss
which was private, took plaoa me bptli
o'clock, the pail bearers ,uVe a. ,t At lhss
being from West Chester, And A. me s Aop4
the cemetery from the DeIa u 'nos u
nue. Baptist Church. tn. Tb"sste ,sI Ass
prominent members Of ths o '0l.iosiq
Church were present panre,.A. ne A.vsas
William Z. Williams, Jobu JST, = Ala
Francis Walker. James WsIl.ss vHaa ssIass y Y
Appleby and Samuel R. Bah f'J 3
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
A Fine Steam pr,

The new side wheel 81 teamer 'Avilon
built by the Harlan & HolliDgswu1th
Company for the Maryland Steamboat.
Company, is now receiving her finish
ing touches previous to her departure
for Baltimore on Tuesday next. This
boat is fitted up in first. class style
and contains over eighty site rooms.
1t was built for fast boat and It is
thought she will make Is miles PEI
hour. Mr.. Howard B. Ensign, presi
dent Of the Mary and Steamboat Com.
pany will accom- pany the boat when
she leaves this clty
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Police y s!Ouft

Hester Boyd, colored, was arraigned
before Mayor Almond this morning. Z, on
the charge OF assault and battery, and
was required to pay fine of 81 and
costs.
VIM. Smith, CO ored, for the larceny
OF lot of iron, was placed in the dock,
but as no one cam forward to claim
the property, the prisoner was dismis-
sed. Officer BricXle made the arrest.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
FANNY ljuQfks

The Court of Oyer and IeIn.n ,nlh
convene next Monday morhins, oi M
is thought that the greater P",' ",t Tvt
business will be finished VI ne w. thata
There is but one important caS', lard m
the colored man Redden, VINO llssuu,'pia lsuaM
with q capital crime Ihe and otbs
Of the cases are for larcep! '
minor offences.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Cham. of n as0.

Dredging Mach g No. s, belonging
to the National Dredging Company,
left this city ysst- day for Fort d la.
ware, at which place she will be Gu
gaged for several days in removing
some of the surplus mud in that vicini.
ty.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Lasaea Aelastea.

The loss sustained by tho lt,n n9 Of bb
Ice Company by the bu5n'Ds 20 IN tbsb
ternoon of April nth, wa was 'ly ,ts amor
terday in Philadelphia IN WI jc. beS
being fixed as follows VI ~
SIS. 800 : on ice, $18, l2O
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Fsuut.in,s All ampO0 sai"

AL Fountain, south "ssI s..u, vc' 4 ID
Sixth and Market Streets "'s ssmuoriup
class shaving and shampoo ..sl .I Inhrarl
BY the aid Of his qusdrilstsl"0l ~ skillil
curiosity in itself and plenty = = .ns " ,brost
assistants he is enabled 10 pua pa TO Gh
customers At rapid rate anu "
entire satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Not for a Day.

We look for results in the
long run. "A little profit
more or less is a small affair
in a passing season, but the
outcome of a cycle of ten
years is vital. This idea
leads us to a continuous
effort to create, and hold a
regular trade at Oak Hall,
1t is hard to create, easy to
ruin such a business.
The solid ranks of our
customers can only be held
by constantly givinga little
better dollars worth than
can be had elsewhere. This
thought has guided all oul
work on our Spring stock
of Clothing for Men and
Boys.
Details of it are dull read
ing and will not tell our
story half so we'll as a short
interview with one of our
statesmen. Fifty odd of
them are waitingto be inter-
viewed.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Sixth. and Market Streets, Phila-
delphis,
VII WOOD !!

Willow Wood for our use should be cut
whom he "a } is fu ly up in the spring tree
coming into lesfD aud be fully dyes'ed Oh
bark and be kept clean and dry; 1t must be
all htanch yo"d. MT over or b years growth
not over or inches In diameter and free
fhesrt tn smaller the wood Is the better.
Fcr surh wood we give so 30 per cord deliver
ed at our mills on the Brandywine; II deliv
cred with the bark on, 1t must be hauled
within q few days fter 1t Is c1t, go the bark
will not set on IT as 1t would have to be peel
ed here For suoh wood with bark on 81 pc
cord deliver d Vt the mills.
d. / DUPONT. DH NEMoURs l. 90.
nl3 2twf1n-w
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
n Ar RIAH ES.

HARMAN-GALLO Y.-At the home
OF the brides parents No. 22s Walnut st..
on the cd instant, David T Harman and
Maggie l.. galloway, daughter of Rev,
William K. Galloway, all Of Wilmington,
Delaware.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Rs11E N ed

Daniel +. Stewart has resigned the po-
sition ofdls ribnting clerk at the Posi-
Office. Phe dati IS are being performed
by Thos. Pugh.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
pe.sOsal'

Homef A. Herr, the u1 ,ba sarly v
tist Of this city, left On On !!r sus to bsS%
this morning for the W0'" v
about three weeks. v
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
u.noutoou,,lsu by h'' o,,

GALVESTON, Texas, May ssI ., lAur,,
special to the News tron, m tSat I1u CspS,,
tays:-"Itis reportea. neiJ 'his place Y
bsii been killed by the indians IN ~
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

NEW AEvER1ISEnENlk.

IHOk SALE-FOUR SPLENDID NEW
Il houses on Rod ney street between Shall
Gre IS and Lowering Avenues Healthy loca
ton, hot and cod water, and all modern
convenieoces. LUts 251llO, houses IL feet .
inches. bay froos, seven room, and bath
room, French slate rost, etc. viii be sold
simply for the cost of building. Gall III on
or address either s. Hersey ut The RLPuBL..
oAN office, W. d. Pickles, 47 KING street or
John Y. Kelly at the houses. m+et
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

sutterley g. Co., copy old pictures to
any size. No. 302 Market street. Their
plices are the lowest.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
FOURTH EDITION
TINE NEW AIMS HOUSE.
+. W. Fsrree 4 Bro, the suscSssful
bidders aAd ahey are awarded
the Gan teaNt for n I'D ing II.

T.W. Fsrree a Bro, the suscsssfal
bidders aad ahey are awardea
she Contract for bailding
The Board OF Trustees of the POO,
met this morning at 10 o'clock at the
Alns House. Tho building COMMITTEES
appointed to ask for proposals for the
building OF the new Aims House and
Insane Asylum reported that the fol.
lowing proposal had been received &C.
cording to the revised specifications
and plans: ...
Thomas M. Ogle h 90 ,."....... $l7e,45t
Arcbibald Given, ......... l7l,N,
Philemma Chandler, ......."...... l67, ,lb(
f. II. Jemtson, n,..................... 1856 ~
Johnson 4 hyde, s,.................... lb3 tot
J. Il ID. seed b Son. l49
I. W. ferree Bro, ........ Il3lc
The Committee then reported to the
Board the lowest three candidates,
recommending that the Board choose
one of the three TO wit;
johnson 4 Hyde................... Slb3 0c
JR D. Seedsk Sons. ............... lAs, 9oO
T. W. Fsrree Il Bro. l4i,Soo
The following resolution was offered
BY Mr.. Farra and adopted
Resolved, That this Board on the re-
quest of the Building Comm lttee,
award the contract for the erection OF
the new almshouse and insane building
TO 7. w. Ferree ~ Bro, they being the
lowest bidders, at the sum of SAL 800,
and in case the said Z. w. Ferrse Il
Bro. shall default IN complying with
the terms and specifications on which
the bid was made, the committee shall
he authorized to contract with the
next lowest bidders respectively in the
opinion OF the committee.
A recess was then taken when the
committe retired for consultation. The
Board ad journed for dinner after which
the report of the Aims House Commit
tee will be considered.
AFrERN OoN SESSION.
Imme6ia after dinner the Board
the sale of Almshouse properly made
the following report:
Resolved, That the committee in their
Judgment would recommend to the
Board of Trus ee, that the property, as
a whole, be offered at private sale for 20
days. Also at the same time to receive
bids at private sale for that part
west of Broome street, separately. All
bids for either part to be as sealed
proposals, directed to the chairman OF
the committee the committee reserv-
ing the right to accept or reject any or
ali of said bids. If not sold at private
sale, the property west of Broome street
will be offered at public sale, either in
blocks or lots to suit purchasers,
whereof due notice will be given. The
bids for the whole property will be
under the reservations of the almshouse
buildings and grounds enclosed for
two ears from the day Of opening the
bids. The terms of sale to be fixed bv
the committee.
DANIEL FARRA, Chairman.
The above resolution was unanimous
ly adopted, after which the Board ad-
journed.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

| NT s E 30 N d STORY
w rooms. Address "E" kRP UB, loan Of
Ace. ma 6t*
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

VIZ ANTEIt--A THY b y ABOUT ID
w years # age to work around Cigar
sto Q and strip tooacco Apply to F Ed
FISHtE, Front and King. MATT
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
K,VJIlfER ~. PAENEkR

UNDERTAKES
22l Shipley street, Wilmington, Dsl. a
tendance given Gay or night. Orders recetvet
at otioe by telephone. si4nal -
t5 Sk
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

HXIANTED-A WOMAN FOR GENER.
w AL work, good wages and no sunday
work. Apply at 8 s Market street. m4-9tt
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

xXyANTaD-A wRIrE WOMAN TO
w attend to Chi dren also one for gener.
al hOusework Reference required Apply
at Q. b 1atnall street. n4-8'f
Daily Republican., 1882-05-04
Janney.

1ADn0Es
901 and 3O3 King street, Is headq uarter'
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Daily Republican., 1882-05-04

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e for housekeeping. Inquire at NO. sos
King street.