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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
A RoY's OOMPOSITION.

Has the printer toOacco? He has But
he will not tell you So, He carries it in
the Leg OF his Boot and when he wants
10 Chew he Snsaks down in the Back AL
ley where Nobody can see him. When
he Splits tobacco, it Sounds like Duck
diving in the Water. The printer Is a
Queer man. He Is a Tickle person.
Sometimes he Has ten thousand Ems on
the String, but they are always his
dupes. If you are printer, Do not Be
q Blacksmith or you will get Fired.
This IL Boil. 1t is on the Mans Neck.
Would you like 10 Feel 1t? II you DO,
the Man will Feel it, too. The Boil is
mean Thing, and 1t is a Coward. II
you Strike it, it will Run. But the man
will not Run. He will, dance and make
Remarks. Boils may start way down
near little Boys waistbaud But they
always come to Head ut last.
One down. town preacher Is blest with
two sons, bright little follows they are
too. Now, it is the custom in that
preachers family tor these two lads to
recite every morninga verse Of Scrip.
ture. The boys were in great haste to
| ktJ OUT Ou Jut ulii CohPiO VI hoAhAheo
ago, when the father said show boys,
recite your verses then you can coast.
"I'd rather be a doorkeeper in the house
Of the Lord than to dwell in the tents.
of the wicked" repeated the oil der lad,
"5o'd l." calculated the junior youth,
AMI away he fled after his sled, and the
father did not demonstrate.
A Yankee is considered the sharpest
OF the human family and only AL Irish
man can get the better Of him. The
latters wit is more forCetul than the
formers plainpess and directness of
speech. An Irishman took u Yankee
friend TO church with him on Christ
mas day. The music was magnificent
and the decorations got geous. On their
way out of church he asked the Yam
kee how he liked it. "Why, it beat the
dewitt" said the down easter. THAT'S
the intintion," dryly remarked the gen
lleman from Tipperary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

Just received ono ton OF % cent
smoking tobacco at A. A. Chapn ans,
4th and Shipley streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

Miss I.eprancer (reading Lord Lorne's
speech on the subject -"Ihe further
West the young woman went, the more
offers she got - "Oh, mamma, let US
20 to Canada, az far west as possible !"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

THOR KENT.-ONE TWOS TO X
n house. For sale three stores and 81
nav houses; sill In good locations; prices from
81, 26O TO ", 500; terms easy, Apply
q. H. TiNDALI,
deo2p lms 70l French or 9Th b French st.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

kTENTQ obtained, and all business In
raj Elm 10 the U. y. Patent Office, or in
the Courts attended to for moderate fees.
When model or d1lwing IL sent We advise
as to patentabilIty free Of charge and we
make no charge unless we obtain patent.
We refer, here, TO the Post Master, the
Supt. Of the Money Order DIV, and to Off
oials Of the u. s. Patent Office. For circular,
advice, terms aud reference to actual clients
In your own state or county, address
U. A. SNOW h CO.,
Opposite Patent Office, Washington, .. y.
Mention this paper. n0vla-eod.u
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FOR Bent.

NOK. RENT.-THE FINE LARGE
n Farm. Known as Spring Garden Farm,
adjoining the city Of New Castle, suitable for
graz M stock or trucking. Present tenant,
Hugh u, Steele. To be rented for money
rent. Apply TO ,,,,,.vDsoN
ianal.m vas N New Castle, Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

r CSr-A CORAL EAR RING WAS
i Ilost on Monday on Fourth street. The
hinder will be suitably rewarded on leaving
same at stall No. W Third street Market.
Jan24-3t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

THOR RENT.-A FARM OF 10 ACRES
on the Concord pike, four miles rom
Wilmingio on, at q moderate rate. Apply
swan Hotel, Wilmington, DOL, John lunn.
dec27 -dhW-n
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v0OR RENI-DAIRY ORHRAlN FARM
1875 acres, could be made 100 IL desired:
slso farm Of W. acres good grain ana trult
sAim. VIM. Il. REYNOLDS,
ianhYtv sod-d New castle avenue.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

rNOK RENTING. COY VAN BuREN
street, and three Of the new houses on
Delaware avenue between Jefferson and Mao
ison streets. Apply HARLAN GA USE,
patti J03 Delaware ave.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

DOARDING-A COMMODA1lO ION FOX
- Jingle men also for yer leman ane wi te
1t s f. cor 8th and II arket. JAoti
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NOR RE.NT.-A FARM Of lOs ACRES
d In Brandywine Hundred, tive IN lies
SAMUEL CULBERT,
,an2l n 500 Shipley street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

NOR RENT-THlkD STORY FRONT
IL and back room Of Liebernans Buiid-
Inc. suitable tor societies JlI.u
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NOR R.NT-NOS. 90l AND 2o3 WEST
.ixth street Apply to HEALD y
Oh, Seventh and Market streets. dec3O-tf
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AJFuD-BOARDERS AT Az KING
Uk. Pleasant rooms and good 10.
hfld6s janllmd
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vnOR nkEAGAE A BARdAlN.-FlVE
IL neV a1A e1a1plete Remington Sewing
5ahineg g hnIlpiIc These machines are
sl1n1o n ooastsaetion, durable and cheap.
~ AZ 4 l7 '7.9 I '', j.. Y. DOUfHTEN,
s,ou4o u 4lO Market street.
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MOE nANB On nENT-THE OLD ES'
ts6IaneA 6aoln9es stand, NO. &9 Mar
~ skrSsE hsVf1g \ lbont of 2lft DIN Oh Mar.
~ Gfoeg. Tunnf1g thfoughto shipley street
vIl g IN ~ S1ty terms; possession given
r 1he - 41qn1n. Apply to J.. BARK.
NY 4 Hn6, U4oa0 Bakery, cor Fourth and
Frs.,sh s1ToSS1 .sctu
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T5Or eKT;V-x aOOD LITTLE FARM
n n aefaa {yinS on the Delasare and
WeskSr6 6a7HVe3. 6sAr Mt. Cuba station;
eood lAad r. MA 0nltivation, good "hlh.
}uas. nio1ly eltIS&p1t will exchange In part
n i { "A. 0EO. n. TOWNSEND,
ia "A Aikw MI 6lo Market street.
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nor EENT-A DWELLING HOUSE
r. on Spring Alley; Apply too. w. bsKer
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glXXX XE%fD-Bv A YOUNG WOMAN A
y e1p as waiter; apply at 2o9 Van
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WILLARD HOTEL LOTTERY DRAWING
l4th Of FEBRUARY, lssa,

Address: Glasgow, Del.
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r0OR PENTHOUSE NO ST. WEST
street; Nth all modern improvements.
Apply to M. NJ ChlLD
l2A-l0t IVA Marhet sueo''
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7OK RENr-TWO THREE STORY
houses for rent on 18th street between
Washington ami Jefferson. Inquire Of mrs.
o. nner, 1909 Jefferson street. jA-"t
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The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Tho sussex aldIand RaIlrOad,

BRIpGEville, Del, Jan. 19.-At q
meeting of the stockholders Of the
Sussex Midland Railroad held here
to day, the company was organised
with y. r. jacobs, president, and D.
8. Myers, d. f. Bali, G. s Layton,
NJ. l.. Blanchard, Simon Pennewill,
Joseph Il. Richards aud Isaac p.
Cartreil, directors. No steps towards
building the road we're taken, because
no assurances of good faith were
given By Jerome Bradley, who repre-
sented the interests of New York and
Washington capitalists. A. p. Rob
inson, OF Georgetown, appeared as
counsel for the incorporators. The
differences between Mr.. Bradley and
this gentleman grew out of the refusal
OF the latter parties to consent to an
equal division of the stock 10 favor of
the folmer. This is the road that
outside capitalists are said to have
offered to construct IS link in line
to connect the Cumberland coal fields
with the sea At Lewes. The Sussex
county stockholders, however, secured
an organization IN their own interest.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
% mater nan 60 Dr. RsIaon

MACON, Ga, Janury Ex-senator
Hills reply to DR.. FELTON,, leader of
the independent Mahonism in Geor-
gla, appears this morning. Mr.. Hill
says: IF DR.. FELTON, believed the
charges he convicts himself of being
the worst hypocrite on record. II he
does not believe the charges be con
victs himself Of being the worst
slandered on record. The excuse he
offers Tor making the charges was
not only unfounded, but was known
to be false when offered. l will not
announce the terrible conc lusion as
as to what the letter and the pretense
together convicts him Of being" Mr.
Hill says FELTON, was until recently
Thorough Democrat, somewhat
separated from his party by his pl idS
but an xlous aud willing TO come back
into harmony. He says when FELTON,
was defeated by Clements he wal
more affected than any man he ever
saw. lt seemed to arouse all the evil
in his nature. He join the present
coalition for Office and revenge, and
determined to cut loose from the
Democrats. To do this he had to gel
rid OF Hill first, and hence the bittel
attack. The letter is regarded as 9
crushing blow to FELTON,.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
a ReatllnG Orelaasers.

Yesterday, when Ford's Comic
Opera Company arrived here, the
manager found that he could not pro-
cure an orchestra here that could play
the music Of the opara. He immsdi-
ately telegraphed 70 Baltimore for an
orchestra, and being disappointed in
that direction he Bent . Telegram 10
Reading, and Was almost Immediately
answered that an orchestra w0n.d be
here. The members Of the orchestra
arrived here . few minutes before .
O'Clock and proceeded at ence to the
Opera House, and played the music
without any rehearsal or practice
whatever.
Il seems very strange especially to
managers OF travelling companies, that
Wilmington 10 the only oity of its siHe
inwhich an reheslracanuo.be be procured
oompetent 70 play any music Of an
ordinary kind.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
A Good Example;

Bon. John McKeoD, the new Dis
trict Attorney of New York city.
has politely declined to accept an
annual pass just sent him by the New
York Central Road. He says he will
accept no fRvors from railroads or auy
other corporation, or fiom individ-
uals, whlle he is.in office, nor will he
permit any Of his assistants to do SO;
ami he further expresses the opin-
lon that II members OF the Legislature
would refuse passes they would come
homo less frequently, and attend
more faithfully 10 the duties that the
people sntrust to them. Mr.. Mo-
Keon's example is commendabls
and his conclusions correct.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
A wIFE's FATAL SLEEP.
MSr Husband Burned 60 Death
while she SIumbered at His
Bedside.


MSr Husband Burnea 20 Death
while she BIumbered nt HIS
Bedside.
SCRAN TON, January 20.
A shocking affair occurred al the
Hampton mines, on the outskirts of
eanton, this morning. William
Cook, who was striken by small
pox few days ago, was dying. His
wife aud babe we're In the same room
on the ground floor. Mrs. Cook
put a lighted candle IN her husbands
hand and then knelt by his bedside
to pray. No one had visited the
house for days. Overcome by fatigue
she fell asleep and when the can
die had spent itself it burned
through the rigid fingers of the
dying man setting the bed clothes a.
hre. Mrs. Cook started up, but fainS
ted on the aoor at the sight. Acrowd
OF neighbors gathered at the window
outside and looked in but wouldn't
venture across the threshold of the
plague~stricken house. At last two
men more courageous than the rest
arrived at the house, burst open the
door and eareied out the suffocatinC
mother and child. Then the body
OF Cook was removed and presented
. frightful spectacle the flesh drop
ping from the bones. The fire was
extli gulshed with difficulty. Mrs.
Cook has SO far recovered as to tell
the particulars or the unhappy affair
She says she had not slept for sew
eral days before the occurrence and
was completely worn Sut for lack OF
rest when she knelt down to pray
beside her husband. Tney were Ger-
man Catholics and the lighted Can
die was placed in the hand of the
husband as symbol OF the immor.
tai light toward which the soul was
going,
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21

Floods in the south.

New ORLEANS. Jan. The At
chafalaya River has ovelflowed ils
banks, submerging the adjacent lows
lands. The food from the Big Black
River 10 spreading in every direc len.
About thirty miles OF the Chicago. s..
Louis and New 0rleaDs Railroad are
under water. No trains are running
between Canton and Grenada, a dis
taDce Of 80 miles. The lower part of
Goodman, Miss, Is inundated, the
turnpike roa destI Dyed and the bridge
oven the Big Black River washed
away. All the loser landing along
the TombiRbee River is inundated.
Flfty-slx feet Of water are reported At
Tuscaloosa and the river In still riainO
The 10 yer part Of Chattanooga, Tenn.
10 covered with water and the river
rising rapidly.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
what Mr.. English says.

Hon. VIM. II. Ennlish. democrat,S
candidate for Woe Presldent at ths
late election, allndiDg to the suit in.
sli1uted against him In New York by
one W m. d. Murphy for alleged po.
liIical services in Indiana, says he is
not aware OF owing the claimant any
thing. Whatever he may have had 10
do with Murphy was az chairman oT
the Indiana democratic State central
committee. He SAYS q man namad
Murphy did make ''some very unsal Il.
isfactory speeches" during the cam
paigD, but his expenses were paid Al
the time. M. English says che does
not intend hereafter TO be bled by DO
litlcal ndventurers or dead beats of
either high or low degree"
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
DusI Between Ohie Hsera...

COLUMBUS, O., January 19.-At
Corning, o., last evening, Henry Rob.
inson and Malcom Baltic, two colored
men, quarrelled about a quadroon
girl, and their quarrel led to chal-
lenge and duel in the suburbs OF the
town. Two shots were exchanged.
Balnc escaped unhurt, but Robinson
received Que ball in his right cheek
and one In the.right side. His wounds
will probably prove fatal. There
were no arreSCs, as there are no peaoe
otficers in the town, which has q mi.
ming population Of some 600.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
strlkInr e 3 nonepaIx.

CHICAGO, Jan. l9.-Judge Zane, OF
Springfield, has decision in the suit
instituted last year to test the legality
OF certain pooling contracts entered
into BY the Chicago and Alton Rail-
way, the Wiggins Ferry Company,
Madison Ferry Company and the St.
Louis Bridge and Tunnel Company,
in reference to the transportation Of
freigh and passengers across the river
at Sc. Louis. The opinion takes the
ground that the people cannot be de
prived Of the benefit of competition
between rival lines by contracts be
tween such which may be used to
advance private interest at the expense
of the public welfare.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
4 an OLD DonIHIon.
wHAr ' I'LL % rHs nesuLr or Irs
RECENT PURCHASE.

RRcKNT PURoHAsR.
The nnDou ncement was authorltar
lively made In New York on Wednes-
ihy OF the sale Of the controlling lnter-
eel In Lhe Old Dominion Steamship
Company, which has been outlined IN
the GAaRTTR. The headquarters Of the
steamer line are In Nuw York. II
seems that three railroads are IN the
syI dIcale wi ich purchased control, VIE:
The No folk aud Western, Ibe Seaboafd
and Roanoke and The ChesApeake and
Ohio. An ofReer Of the Old Dominion
Line said no change u contemplated q
because OF this purchase of1ts stock In
lbe orRanISaiioo Of the company, the
mauuer Of operating II or in its sche
dulles until the new steamships are re-
ceIved 10 the spring, when daily line
will be formed betweeD New York,
NOrR II, II chmond and Newport News.
The Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad
Company made application 10 the Old
Dominion Line y year ago for daily
com munIcalIon with Newport Mesa.
This was agreed to, ard . 'nlract waa
made With John Roach b Son to build
two flrsr -class Iron steamships, which
are now nearly ready 10 be launched,
In the meantime tha Old Dominion
Liue, which runs lie steamships to and
from Nprf TX aud New York, by way Ol
Riehmcnd, takes and delivers the
irelgi t Of the Chesapeake and OhiC
Railroad at Richmond, and will con
Il. ue Io do 90 until the road has its line
in complete running order TO Newport
News. The dIstinct line OF steamships
VI tbs Old Dominion Company, run
ming batween New York and Wes
Point, Va, will be continued 10 hereto
fore An officer OF the Chesapeake aud
Ohio Railroad stated thst the new ar
ranRemeDt would give bis road an ad
vantage over the baltimore and Ohit
RAiiroad, &s 1t had DO water communi
cation with New York, and besides, thu
route by way Of Newport News woul,
be morb than hundred miles nearer
From o Baltimore and Ohio standpoin
this claimed advantage over present ar
rARgements 10 not easy TO discover.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
RcTSroeTriaI.

In E'Qilre Bsrtolstts's Office, yestss
day afternoon, there was trial, by re
feree, OF Theodore Well d Co., Of Phila
delphiA against Mary A. Tayler, who
recently kept q bat store on West Sec .
oBd street, near Market, for goods sold
and delivered. Messs Higgins and Lore
appeared for the plant q and defendant,
respectively, and after hearing Of three
hours In length the referees-George
Richardson, Z T. BelIah and David
ObAndlsr-reudered verdict for The
defendant.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
AustrIa,n War nI.a....

VIENNA, Jan. l9.-The Austrian
Government will ask the delegas
tions-that is, the 100 members who
composed the Parliament and whose
jurisdiction is limited to Foreign
Affairs and to WARRIOR vote of ex
traOrdinary credits, amounting to
6,700,u00 aorins. This expenditure
is made necessary by the recent up-
rising in the Balkans, and by the
increase ordinary expenditures for
the army.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
THE piiotage oueation IL nou 49,

THE pilotage question is now excit.
ing considerable Interest in New Ynrk
sh piping and commercial circles, Ke.
cent hknres establish the fact that il
costs $270 to get a vessel piloted in
and out of New York harbor. wh,lst
a simila service at Liverpool 'oniv
costs $76. The proposition to pro.
cure legislation authorizing the nsa ~
steam PILOT boats has Awakened tha
New York pilots to a sense of dan
ger, and they propose TO reduce the
rates Of pilotage, with the understa IA.
ing that the project for nsiu0 steam.
ers shall be abandoned.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21

CsrolIns Rishtugp, 90 she va. No..
known, who died IN Richmond. V,rS,s'
10, m Saturday, the iAsh, may b, 1noE..
OF 40 q Pbiladslphian. she was bn,n y
England, bat it wms IN that city hes nnn
hc or or began, and it was thera ~,
most OF her successes were nrst aoco..
pliah-h. Her laid appea'Auce In ~,
city va as ButtercNpi 10 PinsioFe, n ~.
SottL Broa = AID her IL, appe Araboa oS
the stage any Where, %. In BaltImos"a
IN oontc opera called "Tbe Duohe,. I
the music OF which was her own, Ca,..
line RichluRs did more than auy oths,
pelson to give English opera q pArmsD.
snt place and high ank. The las. yss,,
OF her hfe wers not prosperous, and ~
supported herself by teaching. She v,s
q most eAiimable lady, Of strong eh,r,o
ter, and thorough artist.
Let every citisen Of New York WIN
has the right TO vote for members Al
the Legislature OF his State read anS
consider the trAtlmony OF the oonduc.
tor Of the train wrecked at Spnvtsn
Duyvil, that the horrible disaster v,s
the result Of . drunken frolic Of a
party Of the lawmakers Of the EmpIN
Stale - World.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
auaranainsa Asainas sm.,,.

The city Of Newbsru, n. O h..
autlnea aaa'nst smsl.pox. ana - Yusr'
taOhshe0 regulations Of nvac.n ss'
egainet r. benR. r. both by watas
land. Tie lrnelsu Asson of the and
and city oonnc ! .ays that SmaiI.Do1 yof
vails ~ elties and pl.osa 70 the ncr,S nor W.; :;
Newoern. = yellow naR station Ia y. "
tAnhshed on the Neuse river. three ,s,s ~-
below Newt bern, whore a lea ~ n%lt %l,It
will Inspect ell Eis q ueEs, &c. sor ces S'Issls
service tLs veaaels VII each 81 Seo n'ea r,n
TO pay bin . fee o. s6. EVerv tr.S. 1ea
the Ner'h Carolina Midland Rall~sOn On
20 BE- stopped A. . station = miIe ost y, y
Newb rn, and the rAllFs Al 10 10 nae ~ =,
70 the health oaiceF for each train, NJ.
Siyde hne oet~een BALTIMORE and Nsv.
bern runs three eteamsrs, aud 4 oorS !,
this action 10 the authoritlea vaS' u
oe'vrd yests rday at the company osscs
In thls city. Ou0e
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Trsp E...sraAg'. -I.ass Baisle-
VAcHUncm CONTEST.
a aPscrE snssIoH or COUNT TO De
clnH TMm MATTRn.

For a0rne time past theae has been
pendipg 10 tho Superior Coult Of this
County, eult Of i Dents bJought ny
ots sst Of trustees aFaiDsE ems ther Of the
RpsscDpsl church, Delaware city. The
eass vas 70 have bean argued during the
last term Of court, but owing TO the large
amonnt Of criminal business, and the
illness Of Cblsf Justice Comegys, the
u after uas held over and = special term
vas made on the 3lst lpst Of tbe present
month, in order TO bear the case and
examine Witnesses Deputy Sheriff Clark
ls now busily engaged 10 tnmmoning
witnesaes In the case. There will be
about City paFsous 70 examine.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Anor Pardoa.

Ehorts'a are now being made to secure
from the Governor pardon for Mary
s. Netser, q colOred woman nov serV-
ing out sentence by life imprisonment
in New Castle jail for the cruel murder
OF her child,in Newark, about nine years
ago.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21
Train. Rau.AnG - Usual.

The wreck on the D. w. r. r. st
Ytrklyn was cleared AwAy, last evening,
and this morning trains eommenced run
ming as usual, Engineer Cochran, who
sustained q broken leg BY the accident
10 doing well.
The daily gazette., 1882-01-21

One Of the ablest professors at Yal.
College became nearly insane from want
Of sleep. BE says: "Wbst saved me
from horrible fate, was Or. Benson's
Celery and Chamomile Pills. They
cured my neuralgia and gained twenty
three pounds 10 four weeks.n