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Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Get the.Best! 4!

Tho best Clothins is the Cheap.
est at Il tim ,a. LEONARD HElss,
No. 4 East Third street, has tho
latest Q n d. largest variety Of
seRINd aOOIyS on hasd at rea
sonable rates. Superb data kut-.
,apteed. Asa tailor and cutie.
ne employs mono but the best
hands and therefore gusrantees
satisfaction TO all. you would con,
suit your own interest BY calling
and examining his stock, as he IL
as cheap as tho cheapest, and his
stock. cannot excslled In the
.,,, .nxb-3m
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

ANpEow the Republicans haTina
settled tia question etA candidate for
Mayor are prepared to erjoy the love
feast in store for the Democrats next
Saturday. 1t will be interesting TO
watch the influence the "bar'l" will
have upon the unterritied.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
NEW ADvERTlsEMkNTS.
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.

OFFIoB OF LIGHT HTRoUsEIEsPBCroR, F0UPTH
DISTRICT, AT .Os SOUTH SIKra sTERET, PHIL.
ADELrHIA, March Gath, 1854.
SKALEp PRoPos AIS will be rec aived at this
Office until " O'Clock NJ, on THURSDAY Y
the 75thlday Of Nav, 1882, for Fuel for Vessels
and stations In this district, for the fiscal
year ending June 80, 1898.
Forms of Proposal and printed Speoi fca-
tons giving full particular as to the kind
iuel required, the quantity and quality,
the terms Of dell cry and payne It, can be
obtained at this Once
The right Is reserved tereiect any and all
bids aud to waive any defects.
FRtD'k l. ODGERS,
Commander u, s N.
m2-eod<t Light House Inspector.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

FOUR HUNDRED AND nineteen Re-
publican votes in the Second ward on
Saturday. There were but SO1 all told
at the last Presidential election, and
yet the Democrats had 85 majority.
Btraws show
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

Now LET THE Republicans close
up their ranks, roll up their sleeves and
20 to work. They can if they will elect
a Mayor in June, and in November
they can if they will redeem the State
from Bourbon Democratic control.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Office.

Nor1oE'
The partnership Of aAwrHRoP i BRO II M
Is di solved by nut lal con ent, 70 take effect
on the flrst day OF May, 1882.
j. ". HAWTHROP,
ALFRED 3AWTHROP.
A cop irtuershipk beOn formed between
the undersigned, under the firm Of GAw.
THhof, Bro ANo .tsvoressors to GAwrHRoP 4
BROTHER to take eject on the first OF May,
1854 to continue the Plumbing, and Gas and
steam Fitting business, at AIS Market street,
Wilmington Del.
J. N. GAwTHRor.
hLPRE D 9AwrHROP
mist GEtRGE w. MOORE,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

NOTIOE-TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS
~ of the Mechanics Loan A Association, the
annual meeting Of the stockhol ers will be
held on Monday evening. May sth, at l. 80. at
the room cor. Sd and Market streets, for the
purpose of receiving annual report, the cleo
tion Of directors and any other business that
IN come before the meeting.
a2a St VIM. MORROW, Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
EXOaAn01nrY,

We are informed that Mr.. n. G. M.
Ely determined On Friday afternoon
that - would not bs p candidate for
the nomination for City Treasurer, and
made no arrangement for tbs distribu.
tion of his tickets at the polls. Hence
the few cotes cast for him on Saturday.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
IT IS NOT STRANGE

that people who indulge their appetitss in
oil tic delicecies Of tho season and by eating
fast, overloading their stomachs should feel
distressed after meals. One dose Of ApepsiA,
the great specific for dyspepsia will give por.
fect relief In few minutes In oil oases and
often prevents serious siokueas
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
J. ". DIRFEND!!o!IR:Pl! : n! y 1 n ! A.
nHIIADEllPHlA a, WllAAlnotno"
BALTIMORE RAlLRuAr
yonuorv M 18H I'

! Nh
nHILADElAPHlA, WLlAnlna3inVA
BALTIMORE RAlLRuAb
=. g. January ao 1854 ' ~,
TRAINS. WILL LaAvs wrLMsaTss u "
For Philsdelphis and intsrnedlsN" M ss
tions, o:bb, 9.os. 1880 q. m; 89" "'
p. M. ,.,y. u 81. .,o .at
Is, 9, $40, h:Os 8. m; l2lS' is0 '''' vt"
: s:o6 p. m. It, H' .uul
New YORK 100, 22s, $50, ~ w. ~
m, ,.l2:Ss, 1.bS,S.l7, o.esp. IT, a. ,.. IA
baltimore snd IAtsrmsdiste s~''
ASS. M, and d.Wp. N. ..snn
For Baltimore only. 1905 q. a. suN'r
Bslunore and hay Line, s.H rM H.
Baltimore and washington, !, ~ NJ a.
soe. 88s .. m, !. 0, *I:OS,o ,o.N' h'"
Trains for Delaware Division '''"
New Castle, s.sba .. M, los, e"pu ~, u
Harrington snd intermediate sau'' a''
.. m, Lob, Gas p. m. ...,u ~
Il Is,mar and 1ntsrmedtsss '''"'
n, L0e, p. M. s g,
i ~ g. sUNDAYI TRAINS Nd ,..
rs,,,a.,eo,, and lD,.rm.a!,s;; y ;,'s s;'s's =
10 =. IT,, e d. b.@,7se, ,texpr's s" :. ss,.l
d 'Phlladslphla and Now YORK u" "
6.H, o.Ss p. m. IG, u
ysltimore and wsshington' ~ -
. % &. m; n.o4 p. ID. LOB S'". ..,,WK
For further information psssssssstus ~ stus ds*
erred 10 the time tables posted =. a .,p,a
Trims marked thus {. sre sreI,.aa ,.a
upon whinh extrsifarc Is onadeu NOOR
FRANK THOMSON, -. :, pss. NJ
dan'l Manaxer. i6en'' -<
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
E.SsGGL TESS r. a AIS.
CORRECTED M MARCH 8, lssy.
rEAINs LEAVE WILMINGTON rO

TlSAIE3 LEAVE WILMINGTON FOE
P"Nsdel phis, ,2:oo 2:23 $50, sos '.25 s:lS 500,
+: y $40, le:30, 1i:L3 q. III; l2lb, *Q2:3S,
i'a& 2:30, 4:30 GIT, e:l0, 639, Qb6, 1000 D..
Hew York, 2o0, ,2:2s, e:8o: ass, T.26, DAG, llaa
a. n s12:3s, l.ba, k.l7, e:3s .. N.
Baltimore, 1:o6, 1898 q. m., and 500 ,. N.
Baltimore and Washington, 2:S', l42, 4:6l
800, s:3s q. IN; l, LOG, e:57, ll:4i n.
Baltimore and Bay Line, Go, P N.
Balttmera and Intermediate Stanons, 800 p
New Oastle, 600, s:ss .. M; Loo Gasp, m.
Harrington and intermediate Stations, e:as
o. M; l:0b; e.20 p. IN. no Sunday trains
Delmar and Internediate stations, s;sb a. MI
l:0b p. m.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, 7:ls =.
M; 300, 500 Up. m.
Delaware Western Railroad, 7:oh, 1880 6, m .
b:3b p. H.
SUNDAY TRAINS poa
Philadelphia, 200, 1913, $40 a. m. l2:0o t:17
$3.50, o:Ss, 7:So s:bs, 1880 p. n.
Philadelphia and New York, 200, 2:2a a. m,
5:l7, 63S p. N.
Baltimore and Washington, los, l;l a5l
500 a. H.. ll:o4 y. IN.
ARRIvEAT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia, l:41 Stl,7 sOo, 1898, s:aca.
l2:00 m.; 1915 1880, 400, 2;sO, 4:Sc,
600, $40, 6,oo,6:2O,ob7 500, 900, ll:c4 u s.
p. 10. sundays, l:41, 4.b!, 500, lo,l,
q. NJ; $50, 1886, 11.0o, 1880 .. m.
From New York 1:4e, 4:5l, s:Ooa. M, 100, 1909
500, 6:57, ll'04 p. IN. On Sundays, La,
4:5l, 500 a. m, llN, y, N
From Baltimore, 800, 2:29, 94s, 11:sa, 1888 a
ul., l:b3, Ell, 1865. On Sundays, 200,
> ~ 2;4a, d., m., bI7, s3s, 8: 8.
From Washington, 300 22a, 1853 q. N. 1898
!:y2, 5:l7, o:3S, 9.5f p. Ii. I'm Sundays,
200 2;1a, a. IN, b:lf, 6f3s, 9;5s p. N.
lTew Castle, sac, s:sb q. IN; 1897, blo, s:0s
.. n. No Sunday trains
Delaware Ra,lrosd, s,4s y. n.; 1907, s:os y
III. No sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Raill9ad, "a
g. n,; lE2b. e:bb p. IN. sunday trains, o.i
Delsa are Western Railroad, 500 o. p.; s;lh
GRAINS FOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
philadelphia, 18th and Market streets, 1880,
3:65, 6:3O, 7:1b. 1886 S:2l, l0:2O, il:OO. ll,60.
q. m., lt2s, Lag, s;lb. 4:J2 4:so, sos, $40
Sundays, 1890, 1856, 7:16, $50, q. M, '1.05,
900, 1000: lO:lo, 1880 p. m.
Figures marked thus ~ d. note the limited
express trains,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Spscia train will leave Grays' Ferry for
Broad and Washington avenue station on Or
rival ot following trains leaving Wilmington
At 6.5b, 600, 9.09, 0:40 Q. m. and 280 p. 10.
Leave Broad and Washington avenue for
Wilmington ut $50 7:lt. $40. lois . m. l:S0
sac. S:l0 ,. n.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

A UDITOR'S NOTIOE,-I WILL AT
~ tend at Wilmi lgton, to Audit the ac-
count. of the School Committees Of New Gas
tie County, as follows;
On Monday May sth, from No. l to No.
40.
Tuesday 9th, No. 40 TO -.
Wednesday, No 5 anu upwards.
Prompt atte adance requested.
JN, +, SrAATS,
a25tf auditor of Accounts
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
st. 3wberyy Festival

The Ladies of the West Presbyterian
church will give strawberry festival
May oath and 18th in the Lecture room
of tbs church.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
Trunks ind Travelling B,gI
y.A.OONNER,

go. J.As CONNER, t.u s.
Reliablo harness and trunk manufastursy
has removed to his new store. ,
HO. =. FOURTN At. nenr Market
where you Will find the largest Assortment n
the city. Ladies' and gentlemen's pocket
books and ladies' shopping bags, and sold et
reasonable prices. Prompt attention paid to
repairing trunks and travelling baxs.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

V1yHE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE IN
i Philadelphia, JOHN WANAMAKER
6rand Dspot, 10ti and MarhSt strsos,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

WANTED A POSITION AS ID. E. OR
w single E beck Keeper, time keeper or
some business where exper ence and fidelity
will be appreciated. City and tate reters
ences. Address DELMA An, this once.
m2.t4
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

I'D EUMPTION OF TRIPS.
On Tuesday. March 2sth. .esslsL.C 81
the "Susie a. MoCall" will resume ner TRIPS,
leaving Fourth street wharf every Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and saturday at 30. m ;,
2 and p. m., and leaving Pennsgroye on
same days at $50 and 10 a. M, and 1. y. m.
m23u CAPT. DENNY.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
n. MELCHI0R, GUN SMITH

Dr sAharAs' vegetable lHtsef Pills.
: The ptrfectionof pills; Mankind'y Fsvssi y
Pills, 7(eugsr ooassd) Now endorsed BY tho q
sands They move tho bowsDsAestly bv sctinl
by promoting the healthy actien Of the liver
II doing th5 hesdsohe; neufsigia, pains IL
the fiShtbr ieft Mds 'or thrsngh the limba,
indigestion, oostivonsss, nck ssoinaGA, Veal
back, diszinesh bad .feslinGs through tht
body, eqhing limbs, biliousness ,ague general
weakHcss and other bodily ihtrmitiSs' An
ns og saVnx %
bowels sostlye. ' A splendid easy purestiv
and. perfect liver cure, % cents hmil:
boxea lsix II, one, 81, sent BY mail, Sold bi
sit Leading medicine dsalers. Msin depot
Fourth and King streets = Wilmington, Del.
Hhilsdaphas depot, COZ Arch strset, johnson
HOLLOWAY q %. rt pyi 4 tuov92tkt
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

Prstt's Horse and Cattle food at W.
J. Kimble's, Front and Madison streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
.UTlEE WITHDRAWAL

NUTlGE OF WITHDRAWAL
VIM. K. Haislett has withdrawn from the
hrm Of utton, ha. slett q Co., by mutual
agreement
he business will be conducted under the
n8me Of Luton 90.
VIM. 4. LUTON,
f. W. WILKINS,
VIM. A. HALLAHpR.
April 2sth, ss2. a2s.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
u EVERETT JANVlER

u EVERETT JANVlER
Will open May lst. 1884, the store 2o9 WAR.
kEr ) rREEl, Wilmington, Del formerly
class st ,ck de &, Women's and Uhildren's
BOOTS AND ShuES Everybody call .
N. B.-The subscriber wishes to inform his
friends that he VIII be found at the above
stand and vii be glad TO have them call.
a4 6tdltw W. Il. JANVlER.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

NEW GOODS
| JOHN WANAMAKER'S.
| Wide pekin stripes at
three-quarters value ; eight
most timely colors ; $50.
Several approved colors
i'm good gros-grain at Toe,
which is rare ; more at 81
than is common; anunheard
|ofvariety at Sl.25; F.; and SO
Oh.
Next-outer circle, Chestnut street entra~ ee.
Imagine wide stripes of
shepherds plaid upon shep-|
herds plaid ground, and
over and through all a me-
lange Illuminated stron 81
enough toobscure and blend
both the plaids and the
stripes; and you have, out OF
old elements, one of the new
est effects the season has
brought us as yet. 81, 81
p, s. and $3.50.
Third circle, northwest from center.
French all over hcmstitch
plaid nainsook and plain
lainsook with border of ,
lemstitch plaid to match :;
he former for sleeves, yoke
md overskirt; the latter for t
he dress. Two patterns !
md but little. Why the
makers should let so pretty
nainsook be scarce is a {
MYSTERY; but we don'tknow !,
where to get more. 60 and $
Is cents. /
There is hardly such a II
hiag as a novelty in white :
,oods to be got in all Eu- o
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hird and fourth circles, City-haI square en-
trance.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
hsstuut, Thirteenth and Market street Of
and City hall square.
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Daily Republican., 1882-05-02

KIINES GREAT NEhVE RE-
HTORER, is the wonder Of the ege. for
Al nerve diseases. All nM stopped ffpe.
Send to 03I Arch street, Philsdslphia Pa
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
HOR PAILADPHIA.

foh PhiLAhPHiA'
On and after WE'D
NESDAY, APRIL 10,
the favorite steamer - rA b
5. M. FELTON,, will [MsH.8st&AAeakk
leave WilminEt N. from ss:.4.sslee
French treet wharf, at
e.4o q. m, and returning, leave Chestnut
street wharf. Philadelphia, ct I p. n, stop.
ping at Hook ana Ches or each way. Fare
rom Wilmington, 80 cents; excursion tickets
80 cents. Hook and Chester, 20 cents excur
sion tickets, b. cents. al7.u
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
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JOHN WANAMAKER.

Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market street
and City hall square.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
LATER FROM
THE CORNER,

.xa,sa,''.p LACK Of space foFOids II. sivin,, III,
explanation Of our busiras, s'a'l
growing so rapidly. 80 we vii, '~'l .sN
ouFSelf by illustrating "rhs AR~' RIs'' Y
our success" oal
Daily Republican., 1882-05-02
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national Hotel Arrivals.

E. Huntington, Dakota; A. A. Frazier,
Providence R. l.. r. Phelps, VIM. A. Clark,
jr., Trenton, N. j.; ]. @. Shirley, Topeka,
Kan; W. H. Fussell, Philadelphia M. J.
Kearney aud wife, o. d. Barrett, Jas. w.
Mckee, Brooklyn; W. M. Davidson, Fla.
D. Moore. Rev. DIR. Lord, w. w. Lord, jr.,
N. Y; Philip Ritz, Walla Walla; B. o.
Bowers, NJ Y; Thos. H. Murry and wife,
Pa; John Fitz, Philadelphia; H. King,
New York II. Stevens, West Virginia
Z. s. Burling, Geo. Forbes, North Carolina;
H. ID. Wicks and wife, Mich; James Star
key, st. Paul; Charles. II. Keeshire, general
agent for Haverley's European Minstrels;
Harry sweetman, with Keeshire; T. M.
Logan, Richmond; James Dooley, Rich.
mond; Joseph Bayan, Richmond; A. J..
Ramb, Richmond j. M. Frost, jr., Va; H..
L. Summersop, Va; J. f. Logan, N. c.;
Arthur Davenport, Va; II. Griffith, N. ";
John Diamond philadelphia; S. Alexander,
N. Y; J. S. H. Clark, N. j.; William b.
Faunce, Philadelphia; Charles o. Richards,
Iowa; j. Allan, ILL.,; J. w. Medley, Md; H.
A. Collins, Philadelphia; Mrs. Charles
Alden, Philadelphia; Charles Waite, Va;
Robert W. Hunter, Va; Henry Cummings,
Boston; G W. Cory, Col; G. S. Hotchkiss,
n. Y.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-21
w,sh,nr,on.s Birtbday.

Tomorrow. the 22d of February and the
150th anniversary of Washington's BIRTH
day, is legal holiday in this District. All
promissory notes and bills of exchange
which fall due on the 22d must be paid on
the 21st, today, but notice of dishonor is
not required to be given until the 23d. The
day will be appropriately observed by the
Oldest Inhabitants Association, before
whom Joseph II. Bradley will deliver an
Grafton, and by the Washington Light In
fantry Corps with their first parade as a
battalion. The corps is ordered to report
at the armory at 2:30 p. IN. in full uniform,
with overcoats, to be used if needed. The
line of march will be taken up at $3.50 p.
m. along Pennsylvania avenue to Seven
teenth street, then by way of G street to
Twenty second; to X street and along X to
the front Of the Arlington Hotel where
the ceremonies of a battalion review will
be exemplified according to Upton. The
corps will then return TO the armory. All
the departments will be closed and bust
ness suspended generally.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-21
THE EVENING CRITIC.
An Important District Decision.
ESTABLISHED AUGUST, 1858.

The case of George Neitzey against the
District of Columbia was decided in the
Court of Claims yesterday. This was suit
TO recover balance of S260 for work done
ON First street under a contract with the
old Board of Public Works. The court held
that the overpayments and overallowances
had been clearly established by the testi.
mony, and that under the terms of the act
the certificate of the engineer was not con-
elusive and might be attacked for mistake;
that the functions of the board ofaudit were
those of an accounting officer, and that their
award might also be attacked for mistake.
The court found the District indebted to
the claimant in the sum of $269.7i, aud the
claimant indebted to the District on counter
claims in the sum of 50, 3,19i.S9, and accord
ingly gave Judgment for the District in the
sum of S2,92553. The decision is impor-
tant, as it establishes the right of the Dis
trict Of Columbia to recover back improper
allowances made by the late board of audit,
and also opens up for impeachment by
either side of the certificates of the engineer
of the District. Several other eases were
decided, and the court adjourned until
March g.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-21
organizing the Jockey club.

A meeting Of the Jockey Club was held
last night at Willard's Hot Ell, Frank Hol-
lingshead in the chair and Mr. Il. J. Meigs,
ir., acting secretary. A report of the COM
mittee appointed to draft a constitution
and bylaws was unanimously agreed on
and the following officers of the club
elected Presidents, Gen. N. Anderson ;
vice-president, Hon. George b. Loring,
Hon. J. c. s. Blackburn, Hon. J. s. Bar
bour, Col. J. w. Hooker and VIM. M. Gait,
esq; secretary, II. ID. Mcintyre, esq. treas
urer, Reuben f. Brown, ESQ.,; executive
committee, Capt. Frank Hollingshead,
Hallet Kilbourn, ID. B. Ainger, H. NJ
Hutchinson, II. H. Blackburn, Charles
Stone. John w. Drew, Clarence Hall and
H. w. Blunt.
The Evening critic., 1882-02-21
High Water i'm the MOnOcacy and
Potomac.

The water in the Monocacy River and
other streams in Maryland rose rapidly
yesterday, and some apprehension of a
flood is felt. At Point of Rocks and
Weverton the Potomac River is very high
and boats are unable to cross to and from
the Virgins shore, Much .uu0asiness is
felt in these vicinities. At Hancock, Md,
between two and three o'clock yesterday
afternoon the water in the Potomac was
ten feet above low-water mark. Rain has
been falling steadily in Fredeaick for
several days
The Evening critic., 1882-02-21


Mr.. Charles G. Leland contributes gypsy
allad to an illustrated article by Elizabeth
obins describing "A Ramble in Philadel-
hia," which appears in the Cenf1yfor March.
! the magazine the original text accompanies
lis translation:
$40 TRINALI.
SNOW thou art my darling girl
And love thee dearly;
Oh, beloved, and my fair,
Loy'st thou me sincerely
GAS my good old trusty horse
Draws his load or beais IT.
As gallant cavalier
Cocks his hat and wears IT.
Gas a sheep devours the grass
Whom tho day IL sunny
As q thief who has the chance
Fakes away our money
GAS strong ale when taken In
Makes the strongest tipsy-
As a dre within tent
Warns shiyering gypsy-
"As gypsy grandmother
Tells a fortune neatly
As the GENTLE trusts In her
Aud Is done completely
$50 you draw mo there and here,
Where you like you take me;
or you sport me like a hat
what YOU Will YOU make me.
$50 You steal and gnaw my heart,
For 10 that I'm fatedi
And by you, my gypsy Kate,
I'm intoxicated.
"And own you are witch,
am beaten hollow;
Where thou goest Ia this world
am hound % follow
"FOllow thee where'er Il be,
over land and water,
Trinaii, my gypsy queenl
Witch and witchs daughteri"
The Evening critic., 1882-02-21

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