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Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

RTOR SALE-TWO OF THE MOST DE-
~ Hrablo new houses east Of Market st.
Ten large rooms and bah; front and back
pOTches; magnificent view; thoroughly ell
built and nicely anishSd; Uossession imme.
date: terms accommodating No. we and
s2S french street. Apply 10 T. Allen HilIes,
No. 1000 French street. dei8.lm
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

ENOk SALE CHEAP-SIX NEW SEVEN
- rOoned houseS, substantially built with
Ill the modern Improvements. Also three
tory brick house, North East cor. 9th and
Lombard street, would make good lCca-
ion for BUSINESS. Terms to suit purchasers
Apply TO Ihomas Il. Lally, go Market at.
nolStf
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

The above is a cut Of the
beautiful "Queen Esther"
cooking stove. We are sole
agents in Wilmington for it,
and the Royal Esther"
Our stock of other cooking
stoves and heating stoves is
very complete. We are sell
Ing them very low. Call
and see us.
JAS. JOHNSON &SGN,
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
rs MARhET ST del3-ws
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

DUAKDlNG-2 CENT LEMEN CAN Re
ID Accommodated with board in private
family, apply at 3le +. s'h st. de+l'3t'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
kOIlCER.
Ito WAFER RENTERS,
! PvICg M.IRnILnr.rr,,u.u.
-TO--

lN,tr,. 10
|E.SvEYN vENiS w lOR COUNTY TAyES
lSyrtt.II HAh Is'h.N WlLMINGT,JN
i.,.,,,.lI S'., .l' have n,tyoL paid County
ID E,PV,Y iJr the year l's1. u,ehyTeby
lrg.' ''I9''s' , they pay durlag he rSe :.
h'i me aIouIs dlo ~,lI be coiIrct.
." ''oc'ss ani lh1 .s,s lrlacaed,
ro "lLhLAW kYNr
''''t"tor Northern Jlstuct.
aa r,r' {. II. BaDEOiID,
'oIIcclyr >,urhem Dlelliet.
i%4. r~.. r-lnE ANNUAL MlllIy1
GJ q, ,,,' ,''Iu''fs Mutual iiro lusuran-c
tSytoI '',' N.as3 orU lswsrc, VIII hs
N.% g.+ca # the company in vii.
lt..' .'..I'S ,.'S tho IT. Day ofJa1uIry.
sal,,, ..D,'' a, H., Mt wIIcA I4s an
,Nrg yot,I ,,V u. x 'rs ottha cyup4ny. 10
Gys W 'rYII'' [' viii % ne.d,ouI ne ySar,s
IH,. 'l a., 'V.ep ST, noteG wlllb, Layl6le
'taYc.| " 4, ne I,t company arc au.h r.2gd IT,
Wv W. VI iuemncra, "'N w
la MIR gS'T mh r,' DurONT, President,
DoIIE, Secretary. dLIiot
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
JOHN WANAMAKER.

South of Thirteenth street entrance.
Actually we hav'n't told
you yet of the little fur
things that make so large a
part ofante-Christmas trade.
We've been so intent on
seal coats and the other big
things that we've nearly
skipped capes and muffs
and gloves and wristlets;and
those little sets and things
that warm the hearts Of fckil-
dren 80. 1t is really too bad
to forget the little peoples
furs. They cost SO little.
that so many the more can
have them
JOHN WANAMAKER,
1903 Chestnut.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

ELR SALE--MORTGAHES, 5, 9, 7, AND
J. Sper cent. Not one dollar lost by US in
years iuvestU ents Of $40 0,O0O in Eastern
Or Wet tern Mortgages HkALD& Il 90.
decZO-tt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

sNOR RENT-FRONT ROOM TO LET
y to responsible party, references. S3l
East Alh 81 de2O.4.t
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

81. ANTED-BOAhUEnS at Vol TAI
" nail st. Pleasant rooms and EOoH
AccOMOdatiOIa; aisB table beard. deco'Im
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

TNOK bENT-A7 ROOM HOUSE WITH
II front pIcn and yard, bath, hot and cold
Wate Oj3 LJlnbald street at reduced price
to March % Apply - JLRhANEN MOI RlS,
1914 lainall BllGet. decAOA
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

TKJANIEU-A A GIRL 10 DO GEN EMAIL
w housework Reference required. hP-
uIy at s3l Market St. decIo-h'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

ENOR KENT-HOUSE ON SPRUCE ST.
y DetHeGn 9Th and lUth SITS. rooms. Il.
q. V&nKleeck, gi6 Market st. delO3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
FOktHALK

ENOR NEW FIKST.OLASs 10
II rSOmsd hOuSe, cOrRer eth and French;
has bay windows and all modern imprSVe.
mohn. Well and al waste water lndsr.
drained 10 IGwtr. AlsS the three houses ad-
lolninE the Above. Terms easy. AlIO other
houses, price from u 600 10 eS,OsO. Chance
foi gsSd Investment. Some pGyiHK . per ct.
eleA' OF taxes, etc. Apply too. n. TIN
BALL, 7Ol French street. deO-l9.lC
UOK SALE-A VALUABLE FARM
~ cohtaiBinE lT6 acres. good buildings
within 10 niles Of tAis city, railroad station
on the farn. The above property will pay
Is per cent on the price asked for It. Last
year II paid ever 70 per cent. For further u.
formation apply 70 e. Pennington, No. Z.
sth street, del5f
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
E'~ELLIITION

4, ,rSSEle'--tsLEUrlON. ;
t'EtYYU,ss NATI NAL BANK
taauaI p,,!E DEL, Zee ., 1852.
EAE6 d. dav Ihe Banking HOuse, ITUsS, on = %ss,,
E%Nd9syyt o. January, 1883, be betSeen SsS
Ju1 =, y GI3ok I3t ~ the afternoon.
'0hN PEOPLES, Lashier,
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

gETANrED-2 GOOD GlRLS HIUD Shin'
w reference required. Cal at oIi ~ NIP
Iov ,,rest dec2l-3tt
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
A T
JOHN WANAMAKER'S
PHILADELPHIA.
Saturday:

nlSnI'
The times when the stor
is comparatively empty are
from 7.3o to 9 in the morn
ing and from 6 to 7.3o in the
evening.
The store-news of these
two days ought to direct
you to things that hav'n't
been mentioned before, Or
it ought to relate to changes
that trade has broughtabout
in things already in your
minds. Either sort facili-
tates your getting to what
you want.
The news in Books is
that vlry few indeed are not
to be got. They come al
most as fast as they 60; and
only when they stop going,
do they stop coming. Some
will stop with the season;
but most will still be getable.
There will be no change in
prices. They are as low as
they can be already.
The news in Toys is that,
as they belong to all seasons
and most Of them come
from far away over sea, they
are so many that there isn't
the least danger Of getting
short of them. There's no
need Of advertising them;tor
are there not a solid half
acre Of people among them
all day? For that very rea-
son we need to say that
there are toys enough.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Books; north of Thirteenth st. entrance.
Toys; northeast quarter OF basement.
The news about Artistic
Brasses is that they will be
gone Saturday night. We
have set before you a fine
collection of them; and you
have appreciated them.
Enough are left for these
two big days.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Outer circle, north west from center.
Pretty things in plush and
leather have been must sue
cessful also; but there are SO
manv of them. and thew are
costly. Why, even a pock-
etbook can cost almost as
much as you would put in it;
and you can put a corner lot
in a tollet-caSe.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
First, second and fourth circles, north
west from center.
The Christmas cards are
clean; clean; clean. Nobo.
dy has touched them. Those
that you see under glass
has been lookedat by thous-
ands on thousandsof people,
but not touched. Those
you get come out of pack
ages,that nobody sees even.
Prices are just as they
have been for two days.
There will be no further
drop.
JOHN WANAMAKER
South of Thirteenth street entrance.
Actually we hav'n't told
you vet of the little fur
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

VXYANTED-TO RENT A STABLE OK
w room in one for hor,es send ahS"e ae
to {. B. r., AS King st. uCc]f"V
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.

At Bowman's tea store, No. Is Eas
Second street, yon can purchase you
sugar at cost by buying your teas anC
cotiees at this place. His stock is per
fectly pure and worth the attention O
buyers.
Il. S. Kirby, 2G2 King street, has q
large stock Cf handsome and stylish
bonnets and hats just the thing Tor
holidays. Her show window is mass
Of beauty.
Purchase you apples, ,oranges, lemons
etc, from n. J.. Janney, SO3 King
street. His stock is a very superior
one.
Powell Bros, In the Third street
market house and VIM. McCaulley
King street above Second are tho head
quarters fer the fnny tribe. All kinds
OF fish in season.
Ainscow, the great oyster dealer. at
at III Shipley stree, has fine lot oi
oysters especially for the holi days.
A fine barrel OF -four should be In
every pantry on Christmas day. VIM.
d. Pickeis, corner Fifth and King sts
will send a barrel Of the best direct to
the house.
A r., Tatnall, 713 West Front street,
is doiLg rushing business in sending
ont flour, feed, ETC., to those who like
70 have their larAer filled at this time
Of the year.
Best family, white ash locust coal at
lowest market rates, at Ezra Fell
coal depot, G22 West Front street.
A fine breeCh or muzzle loading
gun would make an excellent Christ
mas present. An endless variety at N
Melchoir's, 2l4 King street. Handsome
silver mounted revOlVers at low prices.
There Is scarcely holiday passes by
without bringing sadness to some taml'
ly by the death of q member of the
name, and in case this should happen
YOU should order your coffin from
Mitchell & Beck, 412 King street, j. B.
Martin, 607 Shipley street, Ferris Giles,
sixth aud Tatnall or Simon Guthrie,
1876 East Seventh street.
One of the best opportunities was
offered to purchase tine furniture, Is
the closing out sale of L. +. AdAir, NO.
2O7 Market street. A number or ap-
propriate artic for the holidays can
be found at this place.
The store of Albert Richardson, No.
51l King street will be stocked with q
fine lot of meat on Saturday. He de-
livers your market basket tree of
charge.
j. A. conner, No. Eas Fourth st, ,
has large and varied assortment of
travelling bags, ladies satchels,
pocket-books, bags, ETC., which are
down at bottom prices.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

LNOR SALE-ThE HOTEL PROPERTY
Il In the Ninth Ward City Of Wilmington,
known a. the Village Inn, with blacks Dith
shop, stables and shedding on q large lot of
ground. Wlll ne sid bargain on easy
tsrmt. Apply TO EVANS PENNINGTON,
deoll.N Eighth and h Ing StreOts.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

TNUK RENF-THE HOUSE 81 SHIP
u 10y a.. viii be rented low to March
u HEALD Il Co. delO.3t
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

EVOE EWTWOSTORY BRICK
IL house on MoUaulley st. hent low. Ap-
ply " l. aTlan GaGse. deD II
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
DEAPHIA, WHkMlH GTOM
L ARD BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
OCTOBER 9TH, 1882.
Frnins will leavs Wilmington as folIoWg:

Trains will leave Wilmington as follows:
For Philadelphia and intermediate sta.
tiOIs, 6.65, 100, 1887 A. NJ; 2.3O, T. T.S0, 96S
Z. NJ.
8l5, 9, 939, 68, l1.53 "A, :; l2.lj, 4.sd, SIT,
New YORK, 90, 2.23 $50, g.55. 9.6s, ll.6s
A. NJ; ;*I2.3S, l.53, 23O 6.IT, 6.38, T.26 P. M.
Baltimore and Intermediate stations, Los,
9.l7. 1000 4. M, and 500 =. NJ.
Baltimore ami BAY Line, 6.bTP.
baltimore and washington, 142, 4. 81, sos.
9I7A. H.; l.O0 n 90, s O0, 6.67, I.O4 P. NJ.
Baltimore only, LOS, 1900 A. M; 1928 and o
P N.
Traing for Delaware Division leave for:
NsR castle, 0.OO, 90 a. M; LOS, 8 90, e.26
P. II.
Harrington and Intermediate stations, $40
A NJ; l.1j, d.25 2. ID,
Delmar and intermediate stations, $40 A.
M; L0b P. III.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
WANTED.

VTYRULESALE AND RETAlI-GO TO
w Fara's for potatoes, NO. lOS Walnut
street, ranging in price trOm ~ cents per
bushel to )! w. ulS"'
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
WINES LIQUORS, ETC.

P. Plunket s. Co., No. 104 Market
street have superior stock OF foreign
and domestic wines and liquors, which
are offered at wholesale prices. A
quart Of fine cabinet whiskey Is a good
Thing to have in the house. Liquors
suitable for mince meat can be procur-
ed at this place at low figure.
Charles Ii. j. Beckett, the popular
saloon keeper, Nos. 1OS and llO Market
street. has laid in a fine STOCK of wines,
liquors and cigars specially selected for
the holidays. Remember his egg noG
on Christmas day.
John 4. Graham, proprietor of the
New Exchange will serve up an excel
lent venisOn lunch on Christmas NOR
ing, to which he invites all his friends.
A rattle for a fat duck, turkey and
roast of veniSon takes place this eve
ming.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

EALD& CO.'S NEXT PUBLIC SALE
II saturday, Dec. 3J 1882, Send IN your
II ~ of Houses, lots, farms, stOcE'' oonGs, e,C'
with or wit out limited prices OeioLo Ha' 81 VI
day December %. uee@''''
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

.v- ANTI u-SOO PUUNUS OF WALNUT
N he.pes McCann Il Co.. Seventh
and TAlHal sts. uecI'anu-o
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

STTANrEI EI-BOARDEKS, ALSO TAbLE
w bOarders, a larEe second story trout
room aafuruIshed with board, at 8l3 Market
81 GeC25 6H
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

ENOR SALE-A BAKERY AND DWELL
T. Ing corner Ninth and Poplar streets.
Apply too. Is GUYEH, 100 East Eighth
street deceit
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

ENOR RtNT-A LARGE BRIO K BUILD.
II Ing suitable for manufacture, about 5000
feet OF i)0r, room for steam II required. Ap-
ply at this office. decl6'u
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
gHlI4ADEhrI1lA Ia. z.ABr2,

WILMINGTON QUOTATIONS.
Vim Lea 4 Sons VIII Rel
Choice Roller Patent Flour, per bl o9O8L4O
Clifton, +. F f. 6.759726
Poutaxet F Extra Roller 8.2646.75
KirkW0od extra RoIleS 9round
Family Flour o.OOR6!O
Occidental b.208515
Super4ne 4.000AL0
Fine Yellow Corn Meal. per ton $3.50
White d" :" 1850
Coarse " " " " 32.C0|
Screenings per bushel .t09.oO
Corn Shorts, per ton l7.O0'
Outlins T.OO
Best Middlilgs g 2l.OO
Best Ship STUFF 1000
Bran l9OO
Prime YelleW Corn per bushel O0T
Fine LongOerry Wheat 81 LIS
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

[.sySiy,e "! Goa ss,s,.o S%Es Cure for Dy,p.p.,.,
srIJSS No Is Tast9 Ts9q. " complaints, 9 an be
"at : s' ~ Fourth street.
- Az sMELTZ, Agent. \
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

CHOt SALE OR EXCHANGE-A FARM
r. rs acres. Good building and good
apple orchard ard small fruits, Apply to
h.. Pennington, No. : l.. 8th st. del5.tf
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

NOR SAIL ,CHEAP-A LOT OF SHELLY
II Ing, drawers, stOve and otler fixtures
Uall a. 8 2 Market al up stairs. del4-t
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate station =
$40 A. NJ; IL noon $50, 7.30, 9.55 p. NJ.
Philadelphia and New York, zoo, 2.2S a
NJ; 6.17, 6.38, 72o P. NJ. oos
baltimore and Waghin yton, L44, l5l, S'VS'
For tnrther information passengers are re-
ferred to the time-ta bl o.
Trains marked thus ~ arc limited eT.
pre- ss, upon which extra fare ts charged.
UHAS. 4. PUGh, J. X, WOOD,
q eneral Manager. General Passenger Agent
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
SHOPPERS DIRECTORY.
WHERR TO go no MAKE PUR.
OHABES FOR THE HOLIDAY
SEASON,

Our Many readers will find it to their
advantages to read carefully the annual
directory to the REPUBLICAN, adver-
tisers and make their purchases from
the enterpriSing firms who advertise
their goods. Below will be found q
few of the large number Of merchants
who offer special Inducements for the
holidays:
HOUSE FURNISHINGS, ETC.
In order to pass a pleasant Christmas
1t becomes necessary to have the house
PROPERLY heated; TO heat the house
stove or heater is needed and the place
to secure either o. these articles, as we'll
aS full supply Of tin ware, is at II. +.
Piekels, Nos 7 and ' East Fourth
street.
After procuring the heating appara-
tus wood ami coal is needed to produce
the necessary heat and the number of
places to secure an abundant supply OF
wood and coal are legioa.
AT Mary 4. Chandler's N. W. corner
Fourth and Spruce streets, only the
best grades are offered.
Voshel and Solomon, first wharf wesC
Of Shipley street, are reliable dealers in
the black diamonds and full weight is
assured
The Kennebec Ice and Coal Company
are the best quality, we'll screened and
delivered in cellar free Of charge. They
adhere strictly to the lowest market
ratas and attend promptly to all Or
ders.
Send postal card to Jas. L. McKin-
ney corner Union and Gilpin avenue,
and he will send you q large load Of
wood tor $l5O.
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND NOVELTIES.
For fine American Watches, 18 karat
rings, breast pins, full sets of jewelry
and other novelties in the jewelry
trade, visit j.. Il. Hanf's store, No. 10
East Fourth street.
At Hartman's drug store, corner
Fifth and Poplar streets, may be found
lust what you want Tor an elegant
Christmas present. His toilet articles
are hard to beat.
Genuine Fsrins Cologne in fancy bot
ties make AL elegant present to the
ladies. These goods together with a
large stock of Christmas goods can be
found at DAnfOrth'g, corner Second and
Market streets.
Get a fine cabinet photograph from
Hollands 3 gallery No 3O7 Market street,
and have 1t framed at Yerker's frame
store, 400 Shiploy street and send it to
yOur lady friend.
Fine.gold and silver watches jewelry,
etc, at Hebner's 6l31I Market street,
at low prices.
Mounted birds In glass vases st rea-
sonable prices, are offered in endless
variety at Woods bird store, 204 East
Third street.
Run ford & Bro, the hAtters, No. 4O4
Market street, offer extra inducements
for the holiday season, in ladies, and
children's furs, ladies FIR collars, mul-
tlers, ladies, gents and boys sealskin
caps, also splendid line Of silk um-
bre.la5.
A nice family bible, photograph al
bum would be an appropriate gift for
the holidays. You can purchase one of
these on installmeHt plan, from j. l..
Bryant Headquarter' at the Penn
syivania House, Front and King
streets.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23

EILMiAHIUN HAY Ann ST&4~
TARJbcT.
Daily Republican., 1882-12-23
FOR REE'fs

NOR SAFE A FLOUR tTORE FIX
K ture1 ADDRESS Flour office. d13Al
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08
Selert gustrg,
THE W0RRKANs W00ING.

THE WORKKANS WOOING. =
know that my hands may be hard and
rough,
That my cheeks may be worn and pale /;
But my heart is mads of good, sound stuff,
That never will fslter or fail;
And thou gh in the world with my mates /
stand,
To share in the battle Of life,
take thee, my girl, by the dainty hand,
As my own, my sweet, bonny wife.
Though never jeweled wreath may span
The curls on thy beautiful brow.
I'll pledge thee my heart and iroth as a
man, @
And love thee forever as now. .,
And though the bright dreams of Loves
sunny prime
Too often the future belle, e.s.A
The steep hills Of life together we'll climt,
And conquer our fate-thou and l.
My coat may be poor, my words be but few,
Yet there's never an ermined King
Can offer his Queen present moro true
Than mine Of heart and ring:
That tiny gold link, with which we may
bind
Our hearts in one common bond,
And rear us home, where happiness
shrined, Saga
May dwell with affection most fond.
What more would Te seeks What more
would we havef
What mo re could fair nature bestow,
II, OF all the gifts, we ventured to crave
The richest that mortals might knowP
For aye, dearest girl. shall our welded love
Flash, star,like atop of our life;
And never will ! ba Sc traitor prove
To my heart, my home, or my wife.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

HER face Was pslo aud firm SCI.
1t almost wore a livid look which
reminded Duane of somebody run
ming an icicle in behind his shirt
collar. "Ah, good evening, lone, my
hearts" "Mirs Wapello, if you
please, sir. She ia not at home to
Mr.. st. Vitus, and is right on the
81 OF to tell him SO" "Why-er-do
1 wake or am I rattled2 What's
the cause of this washout in your
young affections ?" "You sent me q
valentine "I--well, yes, I suppose
did" "You sealed it up tight in
big paper box?' "Same valentine,
by Jove /" "Yes, and was obliged
to ray fifty-two cents postage to get
a Job lot of paper lace, two vermil-
hon hearts strung on gresn arrow
and the picture of Nautch girl
standing on a July thunder cloud.
Good evening" The door closed In
his face with dull, heavy thud.
Like man in a dream Dnane St.
Wins passed down The street Draw
ing near 10 bookstore he went in
aud paid bis last nickel for a copy of
the U. s. postal laws.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08
Segistellaug,
SOME NEW GEOGRAPHY.

"Of what ia the surface of the earth
composed p
"Of corner lots. mighty poor roads,
railroad tracks, base ball grounds,
cricket fields and skating rinks."
"What portion of the globe is
water ?"
"About three-fourths. Sometimes
they add a little gin and nutmeg to
it,"
"What ia o town p
"a town is considerable collection
of houses and inhabitants, with four
or FIVE men to run party and lend
money at Is per cent. interest.
what is city
"a city is an incorporated town,
with Mayor who believes that the
whole world shakes when he happens
to fall fat on oross-walk."
"What is commerce ?"
borrowing $5 for day or two
andl dodging the lender for year OF
two"
".Nams the different races"
"IIorse race, boat race, bicycle
race, and racing around to find man
to endorse your note"
"Ir,to how many classes is mankind
divided ?"
"Six; being enlightened, civilized,
half-civilized, savage, too utter, moi
worth cent and Indian agents"
"What nations are called enlight.
ensd ?"
"Those which have had the most
wars and the worst laws and pro-
duced tile worst criminals.
"How many motions has th'
earth ?"
"That's according to how yeu nil
your drinks and which way you &c
home"
"What is the earth axis ?"
"lhe lines passing between New
York and Chicago"
"What causes day and night ?"
Day is caused by night getting
tired out. Night is caused by every
body taking the street car and going
home to supper"
"What is a map?"
"a map is a drawing to show th'
jury where Smith stood when Jone
gave him Q lift under the eye."
What is a mariners compass?"
"A juf. holding four gallons =
Detroit Free Press.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08

This was done, but the Speaker

This was done, but the Speaker
still stoutly maintained his position,
and the excitement became intense,
the members on both sides crowding
down towards the area in front, the
people in the galleries rising to their
feet, the Speaker excited, but McLane
standing in lis place, cool, resolute,
and unmovsd.
Ben. Butterworth, of Ohio, here
came to the rescue and said
l rise to a parliamentary inquiry. 1
do not understand the Chair to hold that
it has right, in technical sense, to repri-
mand member without the consent of
the House. @
The Chair was too obtuse to perceive
the point so ingeniously laid in this
inquiry by his brilliant friend and
colleague and re-asserted his claim.
At this point a motion was made and
carried to adjourn, which was don
amid great excitement, McLane being
warmly congratulated by his col
leagues.
The question was called up again
by McLane on the following day and
resolutions were introduced by young
Ksnns, of West Virginia, vindicating
the privileges of members and the
rules of the House.
The Speaker in the meanwhile had
been brought to his senses and said
he did not use the word reprimand
in technical sense, but only in its
ordinary sense to "check" or "repress
a member when out of order, and
there was nothing in The resolutions
for which he, himself would not vots,
After this frank admission Mr.. Kenna
said that with that statement he was
content, and if the Speaker had been
SO understood by his side of the House
there would have been no occasion
for drafting the resolutions, and he
thersupon gracefully withdrew them
amid applause,
The Anti.Pelygamy bill gave rise
to animated discussion and that on
Chinese immigration to an extended
and brilliant debate. ANON.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1882-04-08
COnsumption.

LoNAcoNING, Aug. 1S, 1881.
DR.. J. Ruht-I am very proud to inform
you that l feel great deal better in health
since began taking your medicine. Feel.
ing more comfortable and easy--I expect
to be able to come up and visit You in a
few weeks. II ! become Ill again l win
let you know by letter.
remain yours respectfully,
JOHN You've.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct 10, 1881.
DIR. RUHL Dear Sri suppose you
think / am very neglectful in not writing
TO you about my health. AS this is the first
chance / have had hasten 10 write you a
few lines, and as We have gone in business
it takes all our time away from US or !
would have written sooner. I am feeling
very we'll since I've been home. 1 only
cough once in while; have some of the
medicine yet / think in short time ]
will be cured. Very respectfully,
Mrs RosE KozKL,
No. 1918 l4th Street, N. W.