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Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Plate Gtass BrDk On .

This morning a disturbance occurred
at Mullins s clobhing establishment on
Market street near Six, b, that resulted
in the breaking of large glass. Ii
seems that Mr.. MulLin has Tor some
time had man N his employ, who has
lately become verv insolent. Thismorn
ing when requested to DO something
he gave the prop ietor saucy answer
and when he was ordered 10 leave the
store he refused to so An effort was
made 10 put him out and The large
plate glass was broken in the struggle
1t is now known that for some umt
past the man, who is a lew, has teen
selling tickets for r. atil =, OF a watch,
and this morning As soon as the facts
OF his discharge became known a mum
ber OF persons called at the store max
ins inquiry abou' The money they h~c
paid him for tickets,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Quite an Excitement.

Quite an excitement was occasioned
In the vicinity of Third and Monr)e
streets yesterday afternoon which drew
. large crowd in that locality. The
cause for all this excitement was as
follows: A man by the name of Ferree,
entered the house of man named
Hay foe in an intoxicated condition and
made himself perfectly at home by
taking possession of the lounge and
going to sleep thereon. No one was in
the house at the time but the children
who we're somewhat frightened by the
intruder. Upon the arrival OF the
mother she too was considerably
frightened and Went after her husband, +,
who came and Immediately took active
steps to get rid Of this unsolicited
boarder by hustling him out OF the
house In performing this task the
drunken man demonstrated and things
were lively for a while, but at last Mr..
Hayfse succeeded in getting rid of
the beligerent customer and quietness
reigned supreme.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
DUBLlC SALE.
i ON TLEIN .TALLMsNT PLAN,

DUBLlC SALE.
L ON ThEIN .TALLMsET PLAN,
OF
10 BUILDING LOTS.
Situate In Chrisliana Hundred, one square
west Of Union street, in the City OF Whining
ton, comprising one entire 0iooK bouAuea
by Sc, enth and Eighth streets, extended, and
Grant ans Bayard avenues.
THURSDAY, NAY II, 1882,
at2o'clock, p. m.
on the premises.
: The 1t efIion Of purchasers Is called to
these Building Lots rs b .in1 we'll located on
high grvuAd, and desirable for dwelling
sites J he sale will commei cs at2 O'Clock
P. NJ, and proceed In order Of numbering on
annexed plan. An omnibrs will leave 7th
and Market streets 1t l.S0 +. NJ.
1ERMS OF SALE. twenty per cent.
cash, as forfeit m ,ney and the baiance in s
nosthly paym nts Of 10 per oenteac1, with
out interest. Deed and possession d liveted
when all Is paid. Settlements IN ali cases to
be made previous TO the following Thursday,
May 18th, at II Noon. F,ilure in this or In
meeting monthly payments may void sale,
AT opt on Of the seller.
l.. ". StidhAn, Auct. DAN. FARRA.
m6-4l Agent to effect sale,
for George E. Weldin.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
ChBngl, z Contractors.

The Building Committee ofthe Board
of Trustees of the Poor yesterday re-
fused to accept the sureties offered by
T. W. Ferree & Bro, Of Yorklyn,
Christiana Hundred, tor building the
new almsbouse and insane building, for
which they were the successful bid.
ders. 1t is understood that the surety
offered by them though owning prop.
erty in Delaware was a resident OF
Philadelphia, hence the refusal to &C
cept such surety. 1t is understood
that the contract was next offered to
J. R. D. Seeds & Son, VINO were tie
next lowest bidders, but that they
were also unable to give the security,
and then according to instruction the
committee awarded the contract to
johnson s. Hyde, who are able to bond
to any anoInt, such monied capitalists
as II. G. Robinson and Philip Quigley
standing at their backs. 1t is said that
the committee are engaged to-day in
having the papers executed for award
ing the contract to John b. johnson
and Joseph Hyde, under the Arm name
Of johnson & Hyde.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Z he Ghn.hl AAelAtY.

Tho Wilmington Choral Society, und
the leadership Of Clarence Shank, CAV,
its first public rehearsal last evenirg,in
the First Presbyterian Church, befole a
large audience. Tni, society has been
organized but few months, during
which time they have been steadily AL
vancing ard ae now on fair road t
success. I % rendition OF tn . lec,i NJ
las, evening VAS done iu a per. .ctly 8 T.
isfactory manner and the audience we're
highly delighted.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
(srpcrsss' Ministrels.

This evening John Carncross' Min.
strels will appear at the Opera House
fnr the irst and only time this season.
The programme include Lheir celebra-
ted burlesque entitled "Her Majesty
Opera" with gems from Patience; the
extravaganza of The Arrival Of Patti;
and lot of other good thing', tho per
formance closing with the screaming
farce entitled "The Jay Birds Excur
sion" introd ucing tho whole company
During tho evening Mr.. Carncross will
sing "Over the Garden WALL" and
other choic. selections Billy Spsak
man will produce his budget of conf
calitie., and the whole company, eacl
member Of which Is . star, will present
some speciality.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
FIFTH EDlY1[I
Death Of MiIl,.--

Death OF william NJ
One by one the Old c;,, ,Aiinssd
mington are departing t,1sa' W Of VIII
One day We greet them o' % e'sr rstutp,'
day We follow them IN - ana the ps,,
they leave others taks ,t tue grave A.
thus the ranks are rscrn,. uels places .ns
TO OLD age. Amongst thu the 1.''.u from yOpS
~ the viciss,,',a T"'ieu upon to bid '. .,a ea
Allmoud. father OF hi, ''pe m 10 Willi,M
Almond, who died vau,.or nonor Aa,s
at the residence of his son as ,hs io'epoos
the ripe old age of 80 a,sae vsa'a Mayors
mOnd was . perfect tvn. % ~, Nj. All.
gentleman and was hprr hO' sae Old tia.
wine Hundred on tina ~ Bnndy.
Shipley estate now sscunisa aThs'.l-knon h'
Bnuguurst in 1892 'A W dvM
When but eight years NJ
moved to Wilmington win ,See h n
at which time the city was a h,s sls. pauaa
ough not much larger than Ssr NJ, : :. hs
now Is: When old enough bsw ~ Cas'A
ticed himself 10 a surysvos ~ sppnr
some reason not stated he d;S ,Tr out ta
out his time, he then appr.n,it n. aot tm
self to Carson WiIso !; q leaSinua lUea y lia
maker and father of David c w's 800
well known az the preslden, m,ss v.
Farmers Bank Of Delawars 'u' a&
Mr.. Almond afterwardas
goods store ON Market stresip p' d y
spot where St. Paul'sM. +, Chn,OOlle " y
stands but after the war u'c@ wi,h y y,
Britain he failed in busi,ess' ',l w., ax
wards paid off every cent of I hi. vua ;Ia ata'
ednes'. In 1927 Mr.. Allmond' n .uasat
pointed keeper OF the C.ncord ,oHP 'HasP
which position he filled un,, ~1,s,a r.,
period of % years. "' i'S'a
During the time he kept ,bs tO,, u
be filled the office of Justice WI ~ eM ~
Peace and also worked at shosm'.,as VI as
When he resigned the toll pats suS1'ai ~
moved into the city proper vbs',h 40 y
has since resided At the tina ' If ~ y
breaking out OF the rebellion N, wy M
mond espoused the cause Of hi, A., coua,.. Az.
and became Republican which SSTuua! ~
mained until has death. Mr. AnM,n
WAS a great Bible reader, having Iv.a ,..a
it through several times '~
He was respected member NJ Il.
Baptist church at Tenth and ~. ~
streets. Only four children of t,.l
horn to him are now living. Tbsvms s
His Honor, John P. Almond, Dr. pr ~
Almond, of Illinois, Mrs, Adam R.. %
aud Mrs. Jos-ph f Miller. Tbsm..,a' a
al takes place on Monday morulpr , rlI
o'clock. "A
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
FOURTH EDITION
IN A CRITIUALCONDITION.

Manss Aassen Lying At tho Point
| Of Death -sm LOe ~ sw Caused
By . slight Cat on his Finger.
Oae the saddest cases that has late
ly been chronicled, is that of Manus
Hasson, who is now lying at the point
OF death, At the Delaware House,
where he boards, and there is NO hopes
OF his recovery. The Cause of this
sudden affliction is about a. follows:
Mr.. Hasson WAS employed at William
j. McClary's morocco factory, Sixth
and Monroe streets and on Saturday,
| April 22d, he accidentally cut the end of
bis middle finger. The cut was so slight
that little attention was paid to 1t, other
than to have it properly dressed. On
account of the inconvenience of having
his finger done up. he did not work
last week, but he started to work on
Monday morning, continuing on until
about o clock Thursday, when he was
compelled to stop work on account of
the increased soreness of his finger to-
gether with pain and stiffness in the
muscles of his arm.
The pain becoming worse he called at
the office Of DR.. j. T. V. Blocksom,
who prescribed for him at the same
time telling him that unless he took
care Of himself and followed his direc-
tions he would be likely 10 have the
lockjaw. Mr.. Hasson still thought
that there was no danger and went to
bed as usual. In the afternoon Of the
next day he was considerably Qworse
and the doctor hastily sCmmoIeu, who
in turn requested that anoiher physi
clan be called in for cons u ltatlon.
whereupon Dr.. Maull was summoned
aud confirmed the opinion Of DR..
Blocksom in regard to the suffering
mans condition. BY direction of DR..
Maull cups were applied in order that
The rigidlty of the spine might be re.
lieved, but the desired effect was not
attained and all through the night the
death is lnomentarily expected.
Between 9 and ten O'clock this morn
ing his condition was not improved and
his attendants say he can not live. In
view OF the fact that he was near
deaths door, the Rsv. Father Kelley,
pastor of St. Peters Church, visited
him several times yesterday and ad
minissered the last rites of the Catholic
Church Of which Mr.. Hasson Is mem
Der. Lockjaw or tetanus is a contrac-
ton of the muscles of the body, and
generally manifests itself first in the
spine and from that centre affects all
parts of the body, especially the mus
cIes of the neck and jaws, which are
80 contract d that it Is impossible to
open the mouth. 1t results from vari
Gus causes, cuts and woanrs bsing the
most frequent, but in the history of DR.. ,
kane's explorations in the Arctic re-
glons, there are several cases men toned
as resulting from the extreme GOLD.
When it has once fully set in, it is al
most always attended with fatal re.
suits.
DEATH OF HASSON.
Hasson died this morning at the Del.
aware House, and although his physi.
clans were present they were powerless
to alleviate his sutierings or prolong
his life.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
DUBLIC SALE
l. -OPA-
Valuable Market Street Prope ~,
W III be sold

-WiII be Sold
At Public Sale. on the premises, on SATUk
DAY. May 18th. 1881, at 2 O'Clock, p M.
all that certain three story brick store and
dwelling house and lot Of ground, situste at
No. 40 Market street, In the city Of Will
ming ton, Delaware, having . front on Mar
ket treet OF about "a feet, one Inch and ex
tending In depth toward King street about
% feet
The attention Of purchasers is COR tidently
called to this property. Being located 90 the
main business street Of the city AMI oonvon-
lent 10 railroad facilities, recommends 1t for
business purposes and shouid make 1t a de
sirable investment Title tndis2utable. For
terms of sale see posters. or cali on
DANIEL ARIA
Trustee Of Il. d. Morris,
MAY q, 1882. GA King It eet.
m6, y, 10, II, IL.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Ics Cream.

R,bt. Casey made his first appear.
apce in Second street market this morn
inc with a choice lot Of ice cream. We
commend him to the patronage OF our
citizsns He IL polite, accommodating
and obliging aud perfectly reliablt.
He has been 1T the business many
wears and bis cream may be pronounced
o No. 1.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
ReoeptlOn,

The Polka Dot Assembly held their
FIRST reception on Thursday evening, at
No. 327 East Second street. There were
quite large number in attendance, and
an abundant supply of refreshments
were provided. Dancing was kept up
until an early hour in the morning
when the guests departed, we'll pleased
with the nights entertainment.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
The Fair ut u. P.trieks,

There was a large attendance at the
fair last evening, and tho gentleman \
gold watch Was Won by sergeant Can
non.
Gold watches were won by the fol.
lowing ladies Alice Payne, Mary
McShea, Kate H4lcon, Bridget Nc
Gathy and McNee.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
NORGE
ALMSHOUSE PROPERTY
PRIVATE SALE.

PRIVATE SALE.
The undersi Snei, a committee appoin'ed
by tie Tru u.tces of the Poor Il New Castle
County, are . thorized to, and will receive
scaled p, oposals or bid Tor the urchase OF
the almshouse prop"rty, situa:ed In the city
of Wilmington, Del at private sale The
bids will be for the entire y operty us a whole
containing about "a scrs, and also for that
part lying west Of broome street. containing
about ~ acres stpa ately, an must tie di.
rec ed ~ the "Lnairm n OF tn Comm ttee
on sale Of Almsbouse PIoptr:y,' whining
to /, Del.
The committee reserves the right to rel tct
any or all bids
Tho committee also reserves the use and
0ccupati n Of the present alnshouse buildiI &
and grounds bounded by BroCme and Con-
nell stree s. and b Second and Third streets.
for twj years, les sooner vacated. BIDS
will be received by the co nmittee until May
.5 b, 1854, at So'clock, p III.
II RMS SALE One fourth, cpsh,
ne-fourth ms x m)nth', when a deed will
he iven. the oa'aBce Of the purch use mciey
TO be secured by b nd and mortgage. at six
per cent payable in two yeArs--ln:erest,
half yearly. DAN'L. ARka,
JAMES H RAY,
MlLTDN LAUAEY,
n b. hICKMAN,
p. ARMSTRONG.
Mayo, 1852. my6 o d-n
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. /, G. 4
X on Monday evening next, in fl.
Grand Opera House. wv
PART |.
l, Bugls ound,-the assembly
2, Music-City Cornet band,
3, horL,-Come with the ripv
bride and bell-Claronce Shank AM mn
others.
4 Observation-Disclosures of s,yilsr-
l.. 0. Cooper.
iA5 solo-'Marching through Georgia
Ada Jones.
8, Address-Senator J. Wilson Mu.
ria, Philadelphia.
7, Grand Reliel-Firins party Of b,
post.
s, Male chorus-"Little Mountain
Church, &C. Shank aud Others
9 Select Searching tOr d,
slain"-Miss Laura Bigger
10, Solt-C. Is. Rhoads.
II, Recitation soar Loys IN Ra'
Frank Thompson.
II, Chorus-"List to the trumpet
9. Shank and others
Tattoo and grand rounds.
Music by City Cornes Band,
PART H.
Song-Charlie Rhoads.
Select reading-ProfessOr Fotd.
Song-Ada Jones.
Guard Relief-Firins party BY snylh
Post.
Address and presentation OF stsndd
colors by James A. Tanner OF Brooklyn
New York.
Reception of colsrs-Dr. J. A, III
blts.
Song-Mrs. Laura A. Bigger, "Fl
of the free"
Rscitation-D. L. Lagrange.
Select Reading-Laurs A. BsN'
and Archie Dean.
Churus-C. Shank and Others, JNe
night.
Music by the City Cornst Band
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
DEATHS 8.

CRABB.-In this city on the 9th irst., Mrs
FlizaDetN lane, beloved wife OF John M,
TIaDb, in her -6th year.
Funeral from the residence Of her hush and,
9l2 orange stree on Monday, at oc ock
D. m. 10 proceed to St. James Church Gem.
stery, Stanton, Del,
"Gone nut not forgotten"
JONES.-In Philadelphia, on the I'd instant,
Jrsepb Jones, rmerly of this city, in the
10th year Of his age.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
his funeral at the Wilmington and Brady
wine Cemetery, on Saturis afternoon, at
o'clock.
PAWLEY On Friday morning, May 9th.
Be, sic NJ Pawley, aged "a years.
tur eral services will be att nded at 0livet
Presby eran Chur h, on NJ onday, May a..
beginning 3p m.
ALLMOND.-'' n Friday. May 5;h, william
Almond. In th2 SGT y, At of his age
Funeral from his late 'sidence. 824 West
street, on Mondav, May S.h. Services At the
house at 10. 80 q IN.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Ecuntain's 81 aInpOo saloon.

Al Fountain, south west corner of
sixth and Market streets, keeps first
class shaving and shampoo emporium.
By the aid Of his quadrilateral mirror, "a
curiosity in itself and plenty of skillful
assistants he is enabled to put through
customers at a rapid rate and to give
entire satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Corrected, ,

The local time table in the REPUB-
LICAN has been corrected, but no no.
tice has been received to change the
Company's advertisement. The South
bound train ON the Delaware Division
which formerly left this city at $50 in
the morning has been changed to $40.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Brakeman Ipjured.

Last night about 10 o'clock. brake.
man named James Hunter, on . freight
train on the P. W. & b. r. r., was
struck by bridge near Perryville and
badly cut on the head. He was taken
to his home in Philadelphia and 1t is
thought will recover.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

NLyANl Ella AOrJNt NAN 10 OR 10
w yeats, in an on 50 on Market street
Addres' in wr,tirg falpiicant * REPuB-
LIOAN otitcJ. me- IL
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Special Men tiOns.
70 the Farm ers onIy.

1t pays you to change your Potato
Seed, and in doing 80 60 right to
Smeltz & Co., No. 13 East Fourth St.
and get the choice Maine Rose, also
York State Rose, Burbank, and the
famous, Snow Flake. Be sure you got
it at the right place and you will save
monev. No. 13 e. Fourth street.
ARntn
Mrs II. S. Kirby, 202 King street,
has received this morning new full
line of French chips, in the latest
shapes of Alhambra, Ga high Alpine,
the new -Esthetic hat, the Mary Bell
and New field also received daily the
latest and newest goods in millinery.
Ladies Desiring
anything in millinery should call and
examine goods at Miss e. Lindsay's,
2OS King street. She has Just in large
and well selected stock of spring goods
at lowest prices. Having just started
in business, everything is new and ct
the latest designs
Oysters.
IT you want to get the best and fresh
est oysters in the market 60 to Ain
soow's, I'll Shipley street. 20, %, 81
and 40cts. per quart; and also wholesal'
and retail.
Fine -Four
Of the entire wheat Is the coming 1our
because it is the best food for men: the
people are waking up on the subject.
Only cents per pound, sold only at
W. d. Pickles, 407 King street.
y. q. Ratclin, HE almond, Va,
says of s. 4. S.: After the best medical
advice had failed, 1t cured m of . vic.
lent Blood Disease in a short time.
Price 81 and $l75 per bottle of all drug
gists.
Smeltx 4 Co.,
No. 13 East 4th street, dealers In all
kinds Of pota oes apples, Oh ions, butter,
eggs and Southern produce direct from
the groves. Give them a call. No. 13
East 4th street.
Painting and Draining.
Tlghman Daoner is ready to do al
kinds of painting and granting, 5lo
Market street.
Butter.
Twenty firkins OF outter tor sale al
stalls 81 and 50 Third street market
N B. Appleton.
Headquarters.
For all kinds Of Southern produce,
Smeltz & Co., No. Is East 4th street.
Janney.
301 and 309 King street, ,is headquArter'
or good potatoes
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

One bottle of the best Persian 1nsec,
Powder and Gun for 80 cents at B 'atou
Smiths, prescription druggist, corner
7th and Pine streets
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Hoard Qf Education.

David A. Powell, is announced as a
can idate for the Board of Education
from the Second ward.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
swiss EN- bsOfAr cry
$40 Market - re ct,

Assortment complete and prices pop.
ular at Spencer's, 100 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
NHWADvERrlSEmENTs,

A Statement That
Tells.
Fresh woolen goods in
sight for to-day's trade at
Oak Hall. One hundred
and thirty-t wo kinds of
Mems Suits.
Eighty kinds of Youths
or Young Mems Suits.
Eighty kinds Of Large
Boys Suits.
Seventy.nine kinds o f
small boys suits.
They are distinct from all
seperate pantaloons, t h i II
coats or other goods sold as
sin lie garments also from
all broken lots, save a few
small boys garments they
are all of Oak Hall make.
An equal opportunity to
this for buying good cloth
ing at least prices is not Of
fcred elsewhere in Ameri-
ca.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

kIyANTED "A YOUNG MAN ABOUT
w TyeaIs Of age. at d small salary, t
learn aw Olesale business. hddres, In own
Al ndwrtink, "A. b. u" ibis Office. n6-3
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

,XYAN ED "A GIRL FOR GENERAL
Nv no sework. 4ooo wages. fpply al
so jackson street. moss
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

A large and fine assortment Of canes
for spring ~ ) .nith's, sl9 Market strest.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
Dis,ppoi.teS Candidates.

When /. became known that un'aa
tickets were required at the scnooI a% ",
tion to-day there was consIaslsas'
commotion among several Of inc e1a.,l ~.
dates who had not procured 'M ~
paper upon which the tickets wtrs|
be printed. Tho candidates ;ha sai|
endorsed by the High School A.us
had no trouble in procuring fieA'@
it seems the Alumni had alNu's
the matter, and had sent TO Dua
the legal paper for the calu'u'"
their endorsement. u
Other candidates woke up ~, Az,
ming and this morning 70 luu M
they had been out-geueralea auu ,si,
the foolish virgins with no oil ID .,.., ~
lamps, they we're left at the cOulu,s ai NJ.
ment of the contest sitb no Legal w W
cts. They were plen.iiuIly ", sapr sat
1t is true with the common sna'i A, l,a
no other than the uniform ticAe'II'
the old kiud would be Of no A,I ,,bsa,
In this emergency several Of .ai'' 'nss
didates repaired early this u. lIvis's ,h.s F.
tho Clerk of the Peace 10 ss' ssand M
paper but to there surprise l,l ~ +, n
none had been sent 10 the C.e'h 'd ,b,hs
Secretary of State as reqGlloIi isft If M
There was therefore no PIau ler ND
for them to use the old fashlG,; /. ,hh
and if they are thrown oat ai,.,s % u
,ention Of some OF the canula1l lsS nh|
tn, Constitutionality OF W. ,,tsha
the courts and if necessary tsct tbab
to the Supreme Cour,' lho 'and tbsbe
Secretary of Sts;e dld no. : s,Is ,bs ps.si
ticket paper to the C''rs =, s.sm . th.ds
evidence that hs did no' G.'d pa",d Of Nl
ton for members Of the bo". ".s IN
cation as canning updNr the W"
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
ladies' WhileIieS.

Also laee and linen collars in good
assortment at Spencer's, 700 Market St.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

"A, AMI ED-HITL FOR HOUSE WORK
w and CO k Address "E. w." EgPUB
LlcAN office. n 6.lt*
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
a PAVaA ot0lo"l, i,

u l1
1t was INADVERTENTLY as s'Svru ,c.s WI
days issue of the ..s ti~da
horse became fastened IN sus spusss"pdysh'
railroad bridge, over lho a., BY ~
and was cruelty nauled .'a Oa' attached
placed around its neck anu =, nlaa,astoa a'. I
an engine. The above 'n,u rtsr 70 WI
con sidered by the repSssoI nsa",,snt ~
fectly straight, but 81 saVS'4 ~ ,us isp
prove the contrary ana III n,,,sts tbs
Ra,iroad Company We -. n, ,,rustsa
rection, having learnea 's ava wi.nd
the case as given y'vs; Dy Vs Aha
%assereS aursd DeS1s On the tSs' bridge and b.
Msn'so'a ins to cross, Us ~ fell between .s,' VIZ
and was unable to get "os ns
this position he was s'raps ANN shs.
suff jcation and diea and and tackls
extricated. A block NJ snD and Sp1
procured from Jackson .sa orriidIsI riI
placed on the top OF 'uv usvystsnaui
horse hoisted up in y tho
a nd no cruelty pracas'0r.us rss vsd
Monday. This fac. ,bo vsr. N
several gentlemen ~uu W make tb'S
and we are pleased TO "
tiOn,
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

aIyANTE BOARDERk AT NO. liz W.
w lllh street. n6.3.*
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
NJ An lSlAG e.

SAILS SBURY-WR AT Chester, Pa
on Nay 5, by W. J. Paxson, James W. sal
isbury to Robert. Wright, both Of vii
minyten Del.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

xIYAN ED TABLE b JAkD FOR Gen .
w Il man ami daug nter, central Ioca-
ti0n Add res stating terne, "E Il this
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Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

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Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
kmyfh Post Proxramn.

The following is the programme .,
exercises for The open canp frt oI 4
Thomas A. Smyth Post, No. /, G. 4 I
X on Monday evening next, IN fl.
Grand Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06
DEATH OF HASSON.

Hasson died this morning at the Del
aware House, and although his ply 81.
clans were present they were powerless
to alleviate his sutlerings or prolons
his life.
Daily Republican., 1882-05-06

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