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SOME NEW BOOKS.
How England was Made.

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The Musical World.


from h""c'
Old King colc was a Jolly Old .oai, ,,.
Ana he crrd Ftrt,it cin il,-,iola Violin
,NoIone and NIoloncrlo., .,,
j io,rtiir G"ws anti / love the siItnss
For lady Go,r or 1' on IjG% III Ha Ii"''
III, ndilcs the A.rs OF instruments all"
H. sa sHs We 'es.rir the ,t!c i foar
mus
r,. ,i,,int., fro, ro nTr'S ,.,.. ii. stand.
"q ms n low Ts.t ,nIr, 1nnrI mr., I loefet
lie carrie, nrrs of rastU in In! nSrE"t:'
AA,iiksp kyryiuef from h.s c%at tail ties, ,-,..
WIN '''' Jus ''''S''' ana ''s '',,"S' "S u''S'
st".irr a." oT "Nnat i, orr 81 Str rad;
VIZ" p a. l S OH @r o sa@ "f, %r tr s,ld'
FOR II a urittru py,.isrcr 1t owns
You ,ar,. moi crii,,i,s lie rlaytr's tones
~" '"'' "''' '''' r''''' 'o''''
Wol"
in" raysr on teS ''a IL ,G".,r. ana s%d t
He ,uar's no sar' nallAyrchi'f, strange, sad man
AMI Tor tie bold ba,-oon lie feel. ,t!en, sympathy.
yIntoxctLlo
N"N We observe the ccli'.ts no.l" face,
"a t lou ~ any, .''",, ii, ta,n ''1 We tr' e. Ma.
' sg 49," 49, W.T." n,A -, tlt snort anu neat
IT, .i Fl I '.'' H. H. r.' i ,"' iI .,I
''.l ..t'' "'' ' .,,iI I afl,te'
h's r"'mcA Is PROMINENT n'' mead is bald
ca>rr,n,,,o
lie -,auls roIuuu.r. of hrrruIrnu mould,
n. n"lni ao-'r, .o'h lNg ,gur, laws ..,..
Nlt cav" YOUR ii-u- uu-i.nS tor week
..,1,S tS,,,. j. p .H,l i"r -g,i
Ana slowly pays with many pause snd stop,
Come on. .aid Tho monarcn my fiddler. four.
SIM 10, "at d. r"i.n- "It Huainof ...,,,.,
Inc l!'t nvn'"i .Ir ua,,, h""icd
AI cnoi Nuurrr ony
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Old King Cole was II jolly old soul.
\ beer drinking IlIc smoking fellow.
And hr cried, Fctch 'cm lu-Nlula, violin,
NiUlOuc AMI NIuluucCllu.
] love my udilcrs above all things
] love the bows AMI love the strings,
] love IN" tlli,r~ both great and small;
For ladN bower or uuuaTCh's hail.
Jhr nddlr'~ the klu- at instruments all"
How shall We describe the tiddlrrs four
Who play ed tile great King ole before,
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the wu!'~u.pYcI,ul Christ.
Marriage, Of til" B"nnpnrtc.
Under the above title. Mr.. II. \. BryGlf,,,
Inns ,.,,,,,iI.I ,rI tine ti,,,.,,..r- b.,,, ,ilsl,l
49,, ,..,,,,t 20 ,I,, r,.,,,irll ,l,i,,, ,,.,,,, T.,
al, account %, '"' "''''''" '''"'""' w, ne !"
other p'"rIH 10y the men ANA women oi tn" 30
,u,l,iI,y,,I INN, s,r,.,i,r.d IT., tb, ,nni,.i,,,
"i'n'.''"'W Una" 9'"'''''" ~ 'u' ".",' my
trouble to cite authorities. and NE would souic-
ti,,,,- WE i,n,,in, nrI it ,linl,,,t Il, finnish
YUM "" ''""-'"'' ''," ~ "''''' "'' ~ '"''''' e."
sat -factury warrant for his ~tutcm"nt~ So far.
therefore. as regards the authenticity Of these
bip.raphi,.nl d.tniI, they stnnd ON much the
sam" t"'tih& nN tIIc wrll-khuWh thr"hluu"- de
rQtii de B,ruf in which historical and apocry-
rhul anecdotes rrlntin,, TO ,bo o,,.;,,, ,.,,,,,.
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manner. She had mover loved him. ana had
been treated she used 70 say with great brutal:
ity Her son, Count Icon. whose pension OF
course. expired with tho second empire died
ut Pontoisc loss than Il year ago. TO wit Oh
Anril II. 1891.
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HOLIDAY MIXTURES.

docs our talk disturb you?" said one
OF company Of talkative ladies to an
old gentleman sitting In railroad sta.
ton the other afternoon. ''No ma am, -
was the naive reply, ave been mar
ried nigh on to 40 years"
''rhere's my hand" he exclaimed. in
q moment Of courage and candor, land
my heart IL in it!' She glanced at the
empty palm extended towards her, and
wickedly replied, Just as supposed
you have no heart"
Farewell" was the title of a poem.
sent to Il newspaper; and the cruel edi.
tor, in acknowledging its receipt, said,
at Is a good thing that the gildel au :.
thorities bado it good bye, as she will
never see it again"
Some men must have a quarter of a
column to express we'll defined idea,
when writing for newspaper; but it
IL astonishing how concise they can
make an advertisement that costs thirty
cents per line
A fashionable young lady occiden.
tally dropped one of her false eyebrows
in her opera box, and greatly frightened
her bean, who, on seeing it, thought it
was his mous,ache.
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A CASE FOR CHARITY.


Ono Of Detroit's millionares wa,
walking homsward yesterday, when
he encountered lame man with o
greasy paper In his hand As the pair
came to y halt the lame man asked:
"Will you do me the favor 10 read
this paper.
Cant do left my Eyeglasses
home" was the reply.
"Then will state the contents ~
YOU"
"No use--no use. I'm 40 deaf that I
couldn't catch more than one word out
Of shree."
'I'm poor man with wooden log,
sr.
"Yes-I see-I scr. Lots of poor
men have no wooden legs. You are
lucky, sir, and l congratulate you.
Must have cost yon ttty dollars aud l
presume 1t is nice leg
"If you had any clothes. sir"
eyes, but l haven't"
"Or old boots"
"I'm wearing my old boots, you see.
You are just six mouths TOO early to get
en-
II haven't had meal since yestsr-
day" -,
house, and for the last three days I've
had 10 eat cold lnnch of the piano"
"Then you couldn't spare nickle?"
"HOw can |? Amt walking home
because haven't money to ride OIL the
carr"
SIS that'so? Then we're both hard
up"
"Of course we are."
"And being you're the worst Oft here's
. cold sassage got at the house below,
and here's q nickle to ride on the cars.
| tell you, sir, US poor folks has got to
have more pity for tho rich aud do
better by 'em or VII all 60 to the poor
house 90
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Our urehln, Tom, Bs'er OF his feet,
tine day his dinner could not eat
His head sched, no WAS % III,
Poor mothers heart with fear did al
The doctor felt his ha IDS and head.
And, looking wisely, he gravely ssidi
malaria, It's plainly seen;
Take daily, thrice, Dextro 'Quntne"
Said grandmamma THAT can't be 30
He has been smoking. sir, know ~
Our LADY, Maud. ct seventeen
A bright . girl rs e'er Was seen
One day turned lsDguld. white and frA'i,
Aud roses red did strangely pale.
Tks doctor felt her pulse and . Id.
while wisely he did shake his head
"MwlariA-'fis plal ly seen;
TAke daily, thrice, Doxtro q utnins
Said grandmamms 'rhst cant be right
Why, my e cd cir, she danced all night ~
Our prids, on. oldest Harry dear,
One night did act 70 strang and queer
That mother. frightened, pan:ing, said
KIM far the doc, or-he'll DO dead !"
'Cho doctor came and shook his head.
A nd looking at him, grandly said
IN alAriA-'tis plainly seen
Take daily. thrice. Dextro- Out nine !"
what stuff" said grAndmamma Il an
thinking
That good for.nothing boys been drinking :
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WANTED TO KNOW.

The other morning Il crusty looking
old gentleman, accompanied by the re-
gulaI ion we!l-fed consort and couple
of well. favored daughters, entered the
dining room Of the Del Monte. and, as
he tucked his napkin beneath his gen.
erous chin, turned round and fixed a
fierce glance upon the waiter behind
his chair.
"Look here, my man." said the old
party, sharply, "betore give my or
der l want to ask you question. Are
you an Italian count in Disguise 20
"Divil Bit" replied the surprised
CO flee splasher
"Nor an Ene fish nobleman, the I'M
accountable telay of whose remi,tanCes
has temporarily compelled ?" &c.
"Naw, EUR"
Nor a graduate Of Harvard, and es-
tranged from your father, Il rich Bos-
ton banker, whose naughty pride is as
unyielding Is yonr own ?" &c.
"Oi am not -
"All right; here's dollar, aud you
can bring i'll the grub. Now that |
know you are not the regular thing In
walters now a-days that you are not
going to run off with one of my daugh-
ters, or pick my pocket, | can eat in
peace. Derrick Dodd.
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The Ica CrOn.

At present the prospects for an Ice
crop are not very hattering. The only
ice that has be.n formed in this vicinity
is on ponds, and even there 1t Ia only
two or three inches ia thick ness. The
dealers in this section have very little
ice on hand, and unless the weather
becomes much ooluer they will have to
look to Maine for supply.
SO far, there has bsen no more ice
made there than we have here, aud
the dealers on the kennebec river will
not enter into any contracts or furn. SD
prices. In New Castle Hundred the
ice is two and half inches thick, at
Hockessin three and one half inches,
and at Beaver Valley and Brandywine
Hundred about three inches. At all
these places the country ice houses are
being filled with this thin ice, the
owners fearing that if they wait longer
they may fare worse.
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sioo dhsuu d. In tho Russasn Army

h1OO mOU ~ In I'M 80beAo0 Army
Boston Post.
Tho Russians have strengthened thei
army by the novel addition to each com
pany of pack of powerful and careful
ly trained dogs. These watchful AMI
mails are sent out with the sentinels on
picket duty, where their sharp ears and
still keener scent will prove an impreg-
nable barrier to the lurking spies OF the
enemy. The dogs used are a species Of
bloodhound from the Ural mountains.
The dog is selected because Of its habit
ual silence 1t growls, but never barks
matter Of the first Importance to SOL
diers near an enemy's camp. The Ural
hound is gifted with an exceedingly
fine sense, keen ears, and is ever alert.
Most comforting Of all to the lonely
picket, the dog is said to be especially
courageous In defending its master. It
IL curious that with the example of the
King Charles SpaDiels before us, no one
thought before of using these intelligent
animals as senttLels The value OF the
plan is self evident. The Muscoyites
have gone further, and are training
swift hounds, rs we'll AZ these same Ural
dogs, to act AZ dispatch bearers, much
as the carrier pigeons were employed in
1871. They cer,ai ly would be- hard
messengers to catch when sent stealing
through the woods at night.
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south American Affairs.

PANAMA, December 23.-The PsciH,
Steam Navigation Company's steamer
Lima, which arrived this morning from
the South, brings dates from Luna tC
the 18th instant.
The news for the most part Is unim.
portant. and no new development was
likely to occur until after the arrival OF
the United States Commissioners, Mr..
Prescott and Mr.. Blaine.
A telegram announcing this mission
was received in Lima on the 18th inst,
via Buenos Ayres and Valparaiso, and
1t caused a decided Involvement in the
market. This same telegram stated
that the Washington Government had
disapproved Of an agreement which is
said to have been made between Minis
ter Hurlbout and President Garcia Ca
der. II in reference to United States
naval station aC Chimbote.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-05

VIM. Brown, Marshal Garnet, Chas.
Cook and Walter Fountain, all colored
we're before the Mayor last evening,
charged with disorderly conduct at a
Festival that was held in the colored
Baptist Church, at Twelfth and Orange
streets, before Christmas. Jeremiah
Miller, who was door-Jender at the
Festival, testified as to the guilt of the
latter two, but failed to identify Brown
as one of the participants and stated
that Garnet tried to quol the dis nr-
bance. Thereupon the Mayor dismiss
Brown and Garnet and ordered Cook
and Fountain, to pay fine OF 81 and
costs each; AID hold them in ths IS I'm of
500 for their future good be-
Laviour.
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Dr.. Simms' Vege table Liver Pills.

The perfection Of pills; Mankind's Favorite
Pills, (suKar cOated) Now endorsed by thou.
sands They move the bowels easily BY acting
direc ly on the liver. restore the lost energies
by promoting the healthy action Of the liver;
the fig1t or eft 81 Q o. through the limbs,
Indigestion, CO tiveness 81 X stomach, wea<
back, d zziness, bad feelings through tho
body, aching limbs biliousness, ague, general
weakness ana other bodily inarmities are
cured Thew positively operate without grip
ping, sick pning, Weakening, or leaving the
bowels costlve. A splenGid easy puryative
boxes (six in one,I 81, sent by mail. Sold by
all leading mediciue dealers. Main depot,
Fourth and King streets, Wilmington, Del;
Philadelphia depot, eo7 Arch street, johnson,
Holloway 20. nOv22 II
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A SSl4NEE'S SALE
~ OF

VALUABLE REAL Estate.
by virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Com
mon Ploas, Of chester County, will be sold q,
public sale, on
ThIKDDAY, 10th OF FIRST MONTH,
(JAn.) 1884. ut O'Clock p. M.
on the premises in Penns NY Township,
real estate: founded by lands OF stephen
W. Savery, Isaac Il. Webb, Jacob duey and
9th rs, containing about ~ acres Of land, In Q
high state of cultivation. The Improvements
n consists Of good stone mansion house, 30
w xt0 feet, two stories high, containing four
rOVns on first floor, n 20 rooms and bait room
en- second floor, and two rooms finished In
the 8 srret. Ais pump hous attached, 18th
pump in mover falling we'll Of good water.
Ono new ana veil onishet franc arm hou,e
containing sx rooms and kitcDen atsaoned
ALTO. two substantial stone tenen ents, Zach
two stories high. a good frame barn, about
3Ox60 eel witch straw sh DIS attached, with
stablirs sufficient for 80 head Of stock, dooo
wagon and c4rriags house. corn cribs, loo
hyuse. hog houst, and other out5uidiugs.
Ihtre is . large orchard ID full bearing
This property also has upon It q dour and
feed mill, three stories high. The nrst Of
stone, the others OF fame. Alao = saw ard
ider mil, zach In good repair ~ d all doing
. fair business. Also, 'hree-story stone and
hen0 Oioeho W. UT 81 Whoto oooo luni 70
Of milk per DAY has bssn successfully covert.
cd into butter anu cheese during the lat
Tho Ill has a x, oil 10 horsepower
steam engine; also, wator power. III sprop
trty is VOL wstered, and II located In one OF
the uost fertile, healthtul and intelligent
sections Of the coonty. Is about miie south
from the village Of Parker lille, and within
l15miles OF POGO sun station. on tine Will
mingt0n l. Northern X H.. and miles from
Fairyille, and 81 ON Chadds' Ford, on the
P. l. h 9. X. X Tnis property will be divi-
ied, ifPurchssers 80 desire and sold 50 ~ TO
leave on one side OF the ROAD leading from
parkerville to hamorton, about IS acres, With
new house, orchard &c. On the other aboat
Il acres, with the III Il creamery, throe houses.
barn, wagon house, &c. Persons wishing
Turf her formation. or desiring t. vieT tho
property, will address, or call upon, Isaac
Morgan, residing IL ereon, or
AMOa W. HULS assignee Of
Isaac Morgan,
Chadus' Ford Pa.
T.. w S.itham n cop a1ct a dec T-N
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The New York Legislature met on
Tuesd ny, but the no use did not organize
the Tammany members refusing to
vote for the Democratic caucus nominee
for Speaker.
Ex-Mayor Fielder, Democrat, was on
Tuesday elected to the New Jersey
Assembly in the Eighth Dlstric,, ut
Newark, by majority of 5Ss This
gives the Democrats = majority in the
New Jersey House
The Massachuse Legislature meets to
day. 1t is unders o ID that the present
officers of The Senate and Ho .se will be
reelected without opposition.
The Mississippi Legislature met on
Tuesday and organ zed.
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HEALIhID WEALTH!

DIR. +. q. Vests Nerve and Brain Treat
ment: u sps,ihc for Hysteria, Dizziness,
Convr. OIL Nervous Headache, Mental De-
pressiOo IS Of Memory, Sp 'rm atorrhea,
Imp toni, voluntary Emissions, Prema.
tuIe Old Agt. caused BY over. exertion, self
abuse, or over-indulgence, which leads to
misery, decay and death. One box will cure
recent cases. Eacn box contains one month's
treatment. One .)llar box, or six boxes
for Ave dollars; sent by mail prepaid 90 re.
csipI OF price. va guarantee six boxes to
cure any case With each order received by
us for six boxes, accompanied with five dol.
lars, We will send the purchaser our written
guarantee to return the money II the treat
ment does not effect cure. Guarantees
issuec only by N b. Danforth. Druggist
Dor. and and Market streets, Wilmington,
Del.-Soie agent. nov26-dhw
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q sAI.EA BARGAIN

EARN Of 20 acres In Christians Hun r,d
mite south Of 0reenville station, Apd
Siles from Wilmington. II bass "ve,-
Souse Of 9 rooms, commanding . Sooa
Sftoe Delaware river; barn, stapiing
Stnor outhouses In goo order. !be Ianu
n Improved, we'll wa.ered. ADD aas .
ksrn exposure. 1t is within 10 minutes
OF railroad station. Will DO SOLO cnoap
"a owner wants TO give up iAts
~ xnniv 10 THOMAS X. LALLf.
.aZff' COZ Market street.
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cy about paying their rent. A few
mornings since an ebony-hued boy Of
about nine years, the son of one OF the
tenants brought him four dollars.
"Your fodder owes eight dollars, boy.
Whaffor you only fotch me foah dol.
lars? Whar's de Older half oh de
rent" "Dat's de berry reason he done
send me wild de rent" What's de rea.
son ?" "Bekasa." "Bekase what,
you little fool niggah ?" "Bakase de
childruns nebber pays more dan halt
price," sobbed the boy.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-05
T0UBLIO SALE

DUBLIO SALE
A farm OF % acres,i inc uding later purchase
Of 18th acre, on The old Hockessin r.sd n ear
LO4eville, In n i'll Greek Hundred, near to
Red CLAY Creek and TO the Delaware West
ern railroad,
SATURDAY, JANUARY /, 1851
at O'Clock p. N.
On the premises, without poetponement, with.
drawal or under bidding.
n rhi. property, Known as the Erb or Allen
VI arm, cont Ans 10 acres: Ia on toe H0ekes-
IN road near Mt. Pleasant Inn; about miles
from Wilmington; about or mile from Wood
dale station, on the delaware Western rail.
rosd; near 70 REQ Clay Creek, to chur; hes,
SCHOOLS, mills and ppstoffies. This desirable
farm IL divided into seven fields, with good
fsDcss, about 10 ares Of woodland, chiefly
young chestnut timber. excellent orchard !,
plenty 10 d wat with 70 ID stone dwell
ling and bars, and other 0utbui idings.
For terms Of sale and pa ticulars see larxe
posters. Bear In mind hat this sale y posi-.
tive and without reserve.
T. HEALD
Seventh and Marx streets,
agent to effect the sale.
dec2S S1.ianed-ts
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A DlcliOn arr .'Sharp."
Not long ago Mr.. Beechefs

Not long ago Mr. BeechefS
bell was rung by q bright.faced
who seemed to DO in breathleas ha
~ he asked to see the clergyman. /
was admitted and at once explaine,
that two gentlemen, down the street,
were holding a debate over the proper
spelling of q word, and had sent him
for Wsbstor's Unabridged to settle the
question. The quarto was ooligingly
handed to the messenger, who hurried
off with 1t. Mr.. Bsecher has never
learned how the photographic difficulty
was adjus ted, but he isaware that bis
library is minus enc dictionary. The
Jealous young collector is probably am
bitious to establish a bookstore, AS he
has been heard from in other parts Of
prosecuting the same in
us'ry with local variations.
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u EGlSTEk 5 ORDLR.
Nv hk(sIsl IA 0Up1u<


~. hYsibl rs O111ok,
Nsw CASTLE COUNTY. lac. ri. !ssl.
Upon the application Of sraacis Y. Bsrua-
dou Admintstrator Of George W. Beruadou.
late Of Iran ywioe Hundred. in
said county, deceased II is ordered and
directed by the Register that the nj.
ministrator aforesaid give notice Of grant
Ing Of letters Of Administration upon the
estate OF the deceased. with the data d
granting thereof, by causing advertisements
TO be posted within forty days from the late
Of such letters In six Of the most Dublie
places Of tho county Of New Castle, requiring
Oil persons having demands against the o..
tate TO present the same, or abide Oy an Act
OF Assembly in such case made and pro ided:
and also cause the same to be inserted within
the same period In the DAILY REPUBLICAN, 4
newspaper published In Wilmington, and 10
DO continued therein three weeks, (e-o-d.l
~ Given under the haD and Seal
}L.s OF Office Of tho Register oresaid Ct
- Wilmington, In New Csstle county.
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. O. BIGGS, .Segister.
NoTIUR.-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
Or before December l,ls82, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided.
FRANCIS +. BERNADOE
Administrator,
or Samuel A. Macallister.
his attorney, Wilmington, Del.
Address: No. 2o7 Walnut Place, Phiia-
delphia, Pa
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A MIX.

In making up form the foreman of
. Montreal paper mixed au article on
Missions in Africa with a recipe for
making tomato catsup. As published
the article reads: "rhe missionarl es
are making material advances in Afri-
ca. During the past three years they
have obtained firm footing in the ia
terror Of the continent, and have sent
several missionaries into tn. eq uato-
rial regions. They are a customed to be
gin their work by buying heather chill.
dren and educating them. The easiest
and best way to prepare them is to
wipe them dry with clean towel;
then place them in dripping-pans and
bake them until they are tender. Then
you will have no difficulty in rubbing
them through a sieve, and will save
time by not being obliged TO cut them
In slices and cook for several hours"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-05

One day Billy and Sammy were play.
ing in q mud. hole and Billy said
snow, Sammy, les play we was q
barn yard. YOn be the pig and lie
down and waller, and III be bull and
boiler like everything.
So they got down gu their hands and
knees, and Sammy went into the
dirt and wallowed, while Billy below
ed like distant thunder. By.and.by
Sammy came up muddy--yOu never
saw such muddy little fellow-and
he said !:
"Now you'll be the pig, and let me
beller."
But Billy said : ANITA very good
pig except for diuner, and 1t will be
time huff for you to beller when yer
secs yer clothes" ...
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-05
A INDIE C0nleAt.

Richard O'Gorman, elected Judge OF
the Superior Court of New York city in
November last, and VIM II. Arnoux,
appointed by Governor Cornell to the
same Office, both to FL the vacancy
caused by Judge Speir's disability on
account Of age, yesterday presented
their respective credentials to the Court.
The matter was argued in the after.
noon, but what decision, if any, was
reached, is unknown. The Repu blicans
made no nomination before the Nov.
ember election, having received a
direct statement from Judge Speir that
he was still eligible TO the office.