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panied by slight smartinr a
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SUNDAY Angus.

One dollar and half per in. each inser-
ton. Local notices, miui0n type, ID
cents per line; BREWER write-up with
black head, 20 cents q line, measured
tan lines 70 the inch.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Damage by q Cyclone.

GALVESTON, Tex, March IA sp,-
cial TO the News, dated Valley Mills.
February IS, says: "a severe cyclone
struck this pace az 9 o'clock last night,
almost completely destroying the town,
only one business house being left stand
ing. Brinkman's Hotel, two story
building was carried some distance and
hurled into confused heap. Ten per.
sons were IN the hotel at the time OF
the accident, a.. Of whom were injured
but none seriously. There was no loss
Of life, but the damage TO property viii
amount 10 $50, 600
The wires Of the northern portion Of
this State we're Frustrated by the severe
storm on Monday night, and reports
from the different available points Snow
that great damage was done By the r.ln
and wind.
A special 10 the News from Hemp.
stead say A he y wind cane up,
the sky was Illuminated with llghtniu .
fences aud OUIhOuse5 were blown down,
and trees aud buildings were uncoofed
The Baptist and Catholic churches were
badly injured. The residence OF Mr.. j.
d. Cochran was lifted from its fJunda-
ton and carried tn yards, AMI mum
Der of other residences were partly de
stroyed. At the chapel the students,
deprived of Tll other means OF exit, es.
capped from their rooms by ladders, treeF,
etc, The damage here will reach 5000,
and the damage a. Prairie View s..
0O0."
A Bryan special says considerable
damage was done there by the storm
on Monday night, church property be
ing most seriously Injured.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

TIE Baltimore Sun, is speaking Of
the editorial change in the Gazette OF
that city says;-"Mr George Cotton
announces in the Baltimore Gazette
yesterday morning his retirement from
the management Of That journal, which
will be herearter under the direction, as
editor and publisher, Of Mr.. VIM T.
Croasdale."
In the same paragraph it mentions
the Star; new Afternoon paper that
made its first appearance on Wednes-
day, and speaks Of it in the following
termy:-The Star, an afternoon paper
made its tirtt appearance in Baltimore
Wednesday, announcing that its mis-
sion is 70 print the news and get bust
ness, mot to revoluLioniza society nor
even to attempt to uproot politics. y
The size OF the sheet is not large, but 1t
is wei printed.
''Of course the quoted sentence not
to revol atomic society not even to
attempt to uproot politics. has. no RET
terence 10 the mos able editor, who has
lately Lonored the residents OF the
Monunen,a. :ity by locating in their
midst.
We hvve received copy of the Star,
and lind 1t bright, and filled with news:
we wecJ ne il 70 he ranks of the after
noon papers. May its brightness con.
TUNE to increase, until it becomes a
whole Couste .ailCn.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Golden WedAlnE,

Mr.. and Mrs. Endrew Mckee having
reached the tiftleth anniversary of then
welded lite, their children gave them
surprise, in the shape of a golden
wedding, on Wednesday evening last,
at their residence near Midtown, Mill
Creek hundred. Notwithstanding the
iuclemency of the weather about forty.
one persons, consisting OF the children,
relatives and friends, assembled and
made the tiftieth anniversary of the
aged couple, happy one, long to be re-.
membered. Among those present were
several from Baltimore, Wilmington
and surrounding places. The couple
were the recipients of numerous hand.
some and valuable presents. A pecu.
liar coincidence Of the gifts, was Sal in
gold, contributed by the children. As
there was just forty-on persons present
1t made dollar for each one. The
evening was spent in a pleasant way
and the Old folks joined heartily in all
the festivities and forgot, for the time
being, THAI they were growing old.
During the evening two large tables
were spread in the dining loom, each
loaded with good thing, 10 which the
company did ample justice. The festi.
vities were kept up until ii late hour,
when the party dispersed, each wish.
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee many more
happy wedding days.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
FOURTH EDITION
~ TR AMPS.
RsWsil lefs fac In the rear.-An
inmsnse Asaisncs cheers On the
weary sPA0ncrs.

Rewsil left fas II the Tear.-An
immense Asaisncs cheers On the
weary srsoHcrs.
NEW YORK, March g. Rowell's
wondrous score created more interest
in the walking match and this morn
ing the garden presented . more en-.
livening appearance than IT any 9TH
er day of the race. At . o'clock he was
nearly II miles ahead Of the record
and had retired for an hours rest.
Hazsel during the night, had been
frequently visiting his teut, evident
ly bothered by his countryman, who
pers sted in logging bis footsteps close.
ly. Rowell looked thinner and was
evidently more worried than AZ any
previous race which be has catered n
this country. hazael, the second man
looked haggard. He sill persevered
in his regular tour mile q lap gait how
ever, nut avoided The leading man AS
much 4 possible.
The scores at T. o'c,o,k was as follows:
Rowell, 39l 4; Hazael, $50 :; Fit2grr.
aid, 800 5; Hughes, 5o2 /; sullivan, 81
2; Hart, 3J2 4. NoremaC, 33s 3
The genei al opinion in regard TO Row.
ell was that he vas suffering IN IRE than
he has suffered during Ally previous
race.
AT l. o'clock IS minutes and 30 sec
ouds, cheer after cheer echoed through
the building as the Whit disco on the
black board recorded the fac. that Ha-
zael uad scored his 392 miles.
Roweli remained IN his cottage, As
the news OF the cioseness OF the race
was circulated it was noticed tina, the
attendance increased rapidly. AT two
minutes OF one HaLael passed Bowel,
aud the building re-echoed with shouts
of applause.
At 1.45 Rowell was still off the track
and Hazael was four miles and three
laps ahead OF the champion. A basket
OF flowers was presented TO him by some
lady friends who appreciated the effort
he was making.
AT o'clock, Ii minutes, 80 seconds
ii az ael com pl ot-l his Auth lni.e, Rowell
still remaining III his cottage resting,
Hazael led the record by niue miles and
was ahead Of the champion by eight
miles and three laps.
At 2.35 HAzaei .elL, the track tic take 8
muc h needed rest He vas nine mile,
and three laps ahead Of Ro~ell, who
had not put in an appearance since re
firing.
Four o'clock score; Hazel, 407 3; Row
ellie 1872 - Fitzgerald, 3s6 D sullivan
SO: Hart 81 T. Hughes, 3S7 1 More
mac, 800 4.
o'cleck-Score Hazel, 40; F!tzger
aid, 4O2 ; RowelI, 39S Sullivan, 3S7
Hart, $50, Hughes, 81; Norenac, 81
IL ?. NJ. --score.lIazel, 433; Fitzeer
aid, AS; Row II, 400: Sullivan, 4O5
Hart, 400; Noremac, 39l; Hughes, 31177
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

Edward Strauss, who a few days ago,
suffered such deep affection in the
death Of his son Rujolph, an only
child, wishes 10 express his thanks and
the thanks of his wife plblicly to the
REPUBLICAN, that 80 kindly alluded TO
their atiiction. From the time that his
son was In the position If errapd oy
until he worked himself up to the posi-
tion of clerk in the bridge department
of the p, w. q b. Railroad he was
treated kindly by his superiors as well
as by all with whom his business
brought him in contact. The rectitude
of his conduct and his exemplary char.
acter is the shining light that pierCes
the darkness Of the parents ailliction
which fell upon them like pail. Mr..
and Mrs. S.ra uss,appreciaiug the sym.
PATH bestowed upon them, desire i to
be understood that it is not misplaced.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
FIFTH BDlPIlI
ODsn Caunp Pc.

Last evening Dupont pos v,
A. H., held an open cam fra 'u =. ~
was largely attended. The aais'
WAS presided over by vies po, ne W
mander A. p. Osmoud. The a. s,.' Ooa
consisted Of addresses, vocal and 1 ,nv,
mental music aud rscitstions h 'us's
the evening comrade George, y uu, nl
presented TO the post a hspd Ia, ~
executed cameo portrait of III.
President CART ID. which wa, ne,., "
by Mrs Gill. Tho Gift was rscs ra.Isl
Judge Advocate Macallls,er On bs6,,
the Post, in afesling and imn ,aaIa
address; he was folio we'd BY com '
Donnell who gave some yery jr,a.
ing personal reco'lections of the d.'''
ed President. AT the close of ,S.'
tertainment the aud ence iojOs I''
singing, "My country ii, Of T,..
and the chairman extended A co Wy.
to all to be present At the mar, ~,
camp fire, which takes plac, on T,,'
day evening, April 9th.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

The biris are commencing thet,r.
The political cauldron has com,Ds,,
TO boil.
Tho estate OF the late Jacob 4.
man Is valued al $3.50, 900.
The third of March and The =,
III astership Is still in doubt. ~
Only one case of drunkenness Al,
lice court since our last report. ,
The hole in the street In from, a ii
REPUBLICAN Off 70 was repur.I =
day.
What has become of the SNOW s,,,
promised by Nsnnor about the tr
March ?
The electric limo OF steamer, ram.
their trips between this city AMI N
York u day,
A trench is being dug oppose !,
new depot, for the purpose Of An
ste IN pipes to connect with thai
The old round house and run lr1 /,
new derot.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
d A kRFsssES.

CR AbB-STOuT.-ht the res 'dence Of the
bride, March "a, 1882, by Rev. A, N. Kay
win, MIR. James II trabb and Miss Mary
E. Stout, both of Wilmington, Del.
HOFFCEKtR - WINGATE-At Grsen
Hill. near Wilmington, February ed, bv
Rev. Gaylord l. More, George I. Hofocker
and Miss Mary n. u ingate, all Of New
Castle county
FAlRBANkS-LYUN In Philaa lphis.
February I'D, by hev. Euoch Stubs, Alon,
20 Fairbanks, Of Odes u. and Miss Annie
c Lyons, OF Philadelphia.
GIBBONS OAkROW AT the residence Of
the brides uncle Philadelphia, february
"a, by tho Rev. Il. q. Sweetser, hlonzo
gibbons AM Fam Is. Carr ", formerly
CT Wilmington, Lei.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Prof. CrRbb Married

Last evening, Prof. James II.
Of The Wilmington Academy v
to in + he bonds OF matrlmolyl
Mary, daughter of Charles N.D
ceremony was conducted BY w
Mr. Keiswin, at the Trs'deaN
brides parents, No. s9S M !,
street, and was witnessed b!'y
OF invited guests. The hapE
left shortly after 10 o'c'otR'" y
bridal fnur.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
A RFAe deal rim Man

To say that Councilman E'h..t
the First Warl was a tin Gla1 q
he libe'lous but to say that he.l
the bast tin ro0fe-s in The C!'T 9
thing more than he il emitted
headquarters are at 2ll Sh!p't7n
second story, and ii anyb4y u
TO have a tin roofput GA be Is n
ready 10 respond with aIrtv
Is considered one Of the be', '1d
the city, and when he is empls|
not only does q good IJo Oai9|
everybody in good hunor '&i
premises. BY all means &c; El
10 do your tin work.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
n Id ntEht DlKgers.

There is considerable excitement
among the farmers Of Brandywine hun.
dred, caused 10y the mysterious actions
of two STANCE men who made their ap.
pearanCe III that locality about a week
since and haze worked aEOut eight
hours every night since in making an
excavation on The Snipley fam. They
now have hole about ten feet deer
and about the same IN diameter. The
strangers have very li,tle 10 say, and
their object is yelled in mystery, but il
is supposed ii 1T thy are in search o
buried tr"asure.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Correction.

In justice to Mr.. Guerin, manager for
S. n. Anderson, we are called upon to
correct an error which crept into the
Every Evenings announcement of the
opening of ellis S. Humphreys store
stating that II. Green man, manager for
5 Il. Ball, had done the decoration.
Such is not the case, for neither Mr..
GrecnmaD nor Mr. Ball had anything
to DO with the work, the design and ex.
eeution being Mr.. Gue1in's own. We
publish this fac, as the work
reflects great credit upon Mr.. Guerin,
ana he cannot be too highly PRAISED
for the talent hs displays in all works
Of this description.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
THIRD EDITION.
Cu..reys % vi III This CITY.

COA4foSo - VIII Tnie WY.
Members OF the House Committees on
Naval affairs, appropriation and Com.
merce, accom- panied by several init. d
States Sc majors and naval officer, the
latter representing the Navy Depart
ment arrived in this city about one
about one O'Clock this afternoon the
limited express. The object OF the
committee is TO visit League Island
Nav, Yard in Philadelphia, for the
purpose OF inspecting the ship build
ing facilities Of the yard in order to
iutelligently deJermine whether IL
will be txpe0ient to undertake the
work OF flushing the double turrettet
monitors there, or whether the work
can be better accomplished by the pri.
vate ship building establishments OF
this city and Chester, Pa and for this
purpose the party will stop here and at
Chester while en- route to Philaiel phia.
The contemplated comparison between
the private establishments and that of
the Government at League Island is
the result of an invitation extended by
the ship builders representing the
private yards, who maintain that their
facilities for completing the work are
far superior to those OF the Government
The INSPECTION party occupied .
special drawing.room car, which was
be attached TO the limited express
leaving Washington this morning.
The visit to the league Island Navy
Yard will be made on Saturday and
The rarity will return to Washington
Haturtlay night,
rvr,, .p,,y.,
Tne members OF the House commit
Tee on Naval Affairs, Appropriations
and commerce arrived IN ILLS Guy from
washington on special car attached
10 tDe limited express, wnlcn arrlVtu
mere az l2.4o' lmmedlateiy on thels
arrival the car was detached from 'he
train and taken down 10 the yards OF
the Harlan u hollngs worm company
Among the arrivals were representa-
uves b. W. Harris, OF Mass, Chalrman
OF the House COMMITTEE on Naval Al
fairs, ID. w. paffJrd, clerk OF the Com
mlttee; Messrs. darmer, VI rnlIahel'
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Prof Ford ~ Red Lion

A large audiasce filled the R-i ID
NJ. l.. Church last evening to 44,
renewed elocutionist profs,0y \,
read. The audience expected 4
treat but gjt more than they eEraI
The Pruf-sso wa in his happ.-s 4
OF honor and kept his !i.rn-nll
happy frame Of mind for abga 4
hours. "Hos Il ,b,nstine para
piano" brought down the hose
hearty vote Of thanks was rv,lna
MIR. Ford for his excellent er-rg
tertainment. Mr. Ford wi, loala
Georges some evening next serl
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

A wedding reception was
evening, TO MIR. aud Ms
Shul'z, by the eroom's pareas
residence No. Sli Pine 'a'
young couple were recent!
and the reception was a'rls
large number Of invited wv
.reshments were served, aDu
Mrs. schultz were preoe"n.
number Of useful and ornaHH'
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

Some time since, Joseph Roberts an
ollery gentleman residing in the
Twenty Secoud " ard Of Philadelphia
was swindied out OF $40, by sharper
in that city. No clue could be fouId to
the perpretratUr, until one day this
week, Mr. Roberts visited the Norris
town Jail, when he identified Napoleon
Taylor Of this city, who is now confined
there on charge OF horse stealing, as
The man who Ii vi victim aei him.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Left fer paris Unknown.

Sometime during Tuesday night,
Lewis Yeager. who has for some time
conducted . barber shop at Eighth and
Shipley streets, shook the dust OF this
city from his feet, and left for more
congenial cline. 1t 10 understood that
he is in arrears with his rent, aud It ia
said that mine host Of the Lafay cite
Hotel, where be boarded, is minus
several weeks board.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Tn M Surre ldereu'

Yesterday afternoon tue IA \
Trustees OF the Wesleyan O'I ~:
Il meeting, at which it was 1 y,
surrender the charter OF inc :,
to the Conferences. IL Is y. =,
that William Bright, the p. u,
tue property, will continue .. al
and employ a competentp ''''
age il.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
A LARGE EAtAte.

It is said that the estate of the late
Jacob Herdman, OF this city, is valued
at $3.50, 900 The principal heirs ualned
in the will are John W. Walker, a
nephew of tbs deceased, and Jacob
Barr, of this city. his is one of the
largest estates left by any of our
citizens, being about the fourth in prom.
ineuce. The estate Of Col. II. S. Nc.
Comb coming first, followed by that of
Jesse Lane, which WAS valued at about
$4,000 and the estate OF Elijah Hol-
lingswOrth which was valued at $780,
900.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

The Chester Times, OF la,'
says:
Hugh Ferry, formerly meth
Wilmington, Del, who hs, +"
ing on Chester rum for sJm..@
arrested last night for being
disorierly, and AT the hears p
the Mayor this morning saveAy
as Hugh Conway. He IsatoA
and in default of fines and :'l
vas given forty-eight hours IN I
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

Oliver Cochran, of LaG'SI,
engineer wh6br"ke hl' W
agJ, by leaping from hi, e u +,
Delaware Western lsaI,fo''
accident occurred, has been !,
to have his leg reset, as 'us s,r,|
ton of the fracture was uD'
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Sala Of cows

Tomorrow morning AZ I" IA
cows belonging TO the A II. n,
he sold at public sale ~ w. " 4.
Hote., Ninth and shlpIr' 81.
are six cows, four OF lIloD'
by their side.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
B,x.r Pattern,

The ladies will be pIcasSr .
that G. A. spencer has rem pss
latest Bazaar Patterns I'D
FIR the Srring season, .,n1gs
Dressmaker Queen, Ca'A'''
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
Doeth sfa Y Dung Lady.

Miss Mary Jane Robinson, young
lady OF %, died at the II sldcnce OF her
parents, near st. James church, Mill
Creek Hundred, yesterday morning af.
ter brief illness and will be buried on
Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
DUbLIJ SALE.

DUBLIJ SALE.
VIII be sol I AZ public sale, at the fsrmer
residence or the slb ,riber, on tho road lead
ing fIom wilmington 10 hara's Corner, ~
miles from the former place, near Hare's Cor
nsr station, new Castle, HID, on
MONDAY, MARCA 9, 1852,
at II o'clock, I'm,
az foll:ws; / par1r suit, upholstered In
green cry, rece ptton chairs, spring rockers.
nS airy table, oak book case, brussels carpet,
WALL ut b, room furniture. wi spring mat.
resses, pic glasses, di ming room furniture.
such as Ill ,rble top tide board, extension
table chairs, French china ishes oliver
plated ware, ! II st-class range with water at
achment cooking utensils and other articles
rur fu, tLei particulars call "a the auction
GERS.
TERMS: All Sums Of $40 and under cash.
over that amount a credit Of months on
purchaser giving bankable note vii h an ap.
pioyeu eEdor.er. GRAHAM BLANDf.
l.. ". Stish. II Son, auct M3TH
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
HEW ADvHRrlsknRNTs.
.SEED*

We sell Peter Henderson
& Cos fresh and reliable
Garden Seeds. Those wish
ing Seed should remember
this and give us a call, as we
are the only ones in the State
who sell Henderson's Seeds
exclusively. Now is the
time to get in your early
Seed, but buy none but Hen,
derson's, as they are consid-
cred the most reliable in the
market.
We have also just receiv.
ed 50 chests Of our famous
so and co cent Teas, which
we guarantee better than
any at the same price sold
an, where in the CRY.
Also our IS ct. Breakfast
Coffee will save you a loaf
o. bread a | t le time.
CRIPPEN'S,
TEA. COFYEE 4 OERD STORE,
No. East Second street, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
aR.OOO liOus'"

NJ. r. Poole. CONTRACT, Ia, Al
has purchased a large ,, - ,~i q.
Avenue and jackson S',..s,etl
to erect several new hoA'"'
will cost about 5000.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
b usic'

| will guarantee TO W" nd
read music correctly AZ ~
quarters tuition, 20 's 9Th
special arrangements ",,trys
children. For further y
a. 3l4 East 10Th street
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
t'op,ins,'' =,

sutterley & Co. a,1 at ~
old pictures TO any s'~ erect
see them.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
snarIn . Ss''', ",

To-day, Sh,riti cla ;ns., 81
of cigars, tobacco , PTourIb !,
Schultz, No. 3, East r~V
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
REi SE 4 BRO.

TIN PLATE WORKERS, ROOt1Nf, GUT
TtRlkf l. SrOI TING!
JoSNing done at reasonable rIceE. Rsti-
mates iurnishe! when desired.
bll UrItr. Ter It 'raEe B. Co s auction
70 N 40. e.. Fourth street, will receive
prompt attention mI-iw
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
tyttll AROrIlpE.

The publication Of the North Eqst Re.
cord has been di-conrinued aud the
publisher, Mr Wilbur e., Brewer, has
accepted a position On the Morning
News
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

A good, Intelligent boy is offered
a good chance to learn the trade Of q
bOok.binder by applying at the James
K WEBB printing and eta!iousry COM
pany, 22i Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

The choir Of Olivet Presbyterian
Church gave an excellent concert last
velipr 1t was well attended.
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

The shad fisherisn ~ in "
Bonn hay Hook ana ~, Wilp1|
March 10Th,
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
HEALTH is WEALTH

In. L. G. Vests Serve and Brain Trest
nen; a speciic tor Hystelta, Dizziness
UonvU.i OIL Nervous Headache Mental De
preston l. e OF Memory, spermatorrhps
impotenty, rvcluntsry Emissions, Prema-
tule Old Agt. caused by 0veE-e-ertiOl, self
abuse, or 6ver-lndrlgenca, which loads t
misery, decay and death. One boz will cure
recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatment One dollar a box, or six boxes
for five dollars: sent by mail prepaid or r.,
ceip. OF price. We guarantee six boxes t.
cure any case. With each order received b.
as for SIX boxes accompanied with tlve &C..
lara. we will send ths purchaser on wr!tte-
guarantee 70 return the money II to treaJ~
nert does not effect q cure. Guarantee
issued only by N Z, Dsnorth, Druggist
Dor. md and Market streets, Wilmington
Del.-Soe agent. now -d&W
Daily Republican., 1882-03-03
II Is NNT STRANGE.

that people who Indulge their appo.itsG -
all tho delicaoies Of the sesson and by ea.iag
fas', overoadtlg their ston9chs should ieoi
distressed afts 4.eAl. UUs dGee Of Apaps.G.
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Daily Republican., 1882-03-03

HEvANTt ID "A WHITE GIRL FOR
W general house work. A GOOD h, me
for good girl Apply at 2JS West street.
from to . In the evening inar3.3t