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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
FOURTH EDITION
AJERsEY gLOPEnENT.
The arrest or Two DIVER Doves IL
newark.

NeWofR.
Ret weep midnight and one O'Clock
Tuesday morning, while waiting Tor the
Philadelphia train at the Market street
depot In Newark, n. }, Mr.. W. KEN
arus. brot rer of the Mayor of Dover, n.
j.. and Miss Lizzie Lambert ware ar.
rested by the Newark police and lodged
for the night at the First street police
station. The pair had eloped from their
homes in Dover Richards IL a young
man Of twenty six, married, and WITH
three little children, his wife being the
daughter OF well known hotel keep r,
Mr., Isaac X. Jolly. Richards denied
the elopeinent story, and exp'alued thal
he had met Miss Lsmbert by chance IN
Newark a. midnight. The young lady
knocked this story into "pt. she de'
clared boldly that the thing hal been ~.
ing on for year; that Richards loved
her and she loved Etohards-"Donf
we, lovey?" she SAID, in passing, and be
nodded acquiescepce-that they len DO
yer last Tuesday, and if they were
brought home they could not be Separa'
ted. The young woman was eSceedinE
' demonstratiye IN her affection for her
male companion, and the lwI were per-
mitted To occupy the lieutrnant's ONO ,
where their billing and cooling cotfd
easily be seen UhrunEn the open door.
Yesterday the Newark police rIt-
grapkrd To Mr.. .toI, "t Dover, the
father of Richards wifi, Tor mStruc-
| lions. Mr.. dolly sent word that he did
not care what became OF his prcciou'
son Iu.law ard said he had no lutther
| interest in him. Having $50 warrant t"
do Otherwise, the police let the couple
20, and they lett with the Intention OF
proceeding to Philadelphia. E4cLArua
says he left 5000 d month position he'
cause he could no. get along with his
wife. He wuula not ~ bach 10 Dover
| tm the whole town he caId.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

|COMEfiS.-Ditd on the 18th inst. Mrs.
Mary J. meg t, aged years.
Relatives and friends Of the family are in.
yited to at end tho funeral from the resi- dence
of her son.n-law, A. G. Hogg. oil Lomt ard
stree, on Saturday, the 18th inst, at two
o'clock
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

Not long since correspondent sent
to a provincial paper An anecdoe Oh
which his six-year boy was the
hero. He says: 81 keep q shop anu
sell fancy goods. A gentleman came
in TO buy something. 1t was early ana
INV little boy and l were alone In the
nouse ut the time. The gentleman
gave me a sovereign, and l had to 90
m stairs to my cash box. Before do.
ING 40. | went into the little room next
10 the shop and said to the boy: Watch
the gentleman, that he don't steal any
thing, and put him on the counter.
As soon as l returned. he sang ou' ;
Pa, he didn't steal anything
watched him. You may imagine
what position was in,'
Children's questions are often no less
en- barrassing than they are amusing
as NAV be- instanced in the story OF the
mercenary little hoy who overheard .
conversation respecting wedding
that was coon to take place. AT break
fast the next morning he recalled the
subject by asking the following ques.
ton: papa, what do they want to glve,
the bride away for? Cant they sell
herr"
Atawhale exhibition, a youngster
il said to have asked his mama II the
whale that swallowed Jonah had rs
large a mouth as the one before them
why didn't Jonah walk out at ono cor
ner.
.sYou must think Jonah was fool;
he didn't want to walk out and ge'
drowned, was the quick reply OF
Younger brother before the mo.hei
| could an swere.
1t is related of another inquirer wh'
vas looking with great interest at a
foaning pan OF milk, that he exclaimed
"Mamma, where do cows get the inill
from" "Where do you get YOU
tears fromo" vas the answer. Alter a
thoughtful silence, in which the men
tiop Of tears han evidently recalIt'
certain associations, he again broke OUT
"Mamma, 90 cows have 10 DO spank
cd"
On seeing house being whitewashe'
a small boy of three wanted to kno"
if the house was goirg 10 be shaved
A lady, when admiring the stars Oh
tropical climate, was suddenly ASKED
in the most limo cent way by her lit'I'
son Of five years old, if 'hose were ID
nails that held up heaven.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

at clock, +. NJ.
All that certain mil property and OF o,
laId ,ituatoi IN Viii Greek HuIdrcl, II the
Go .nty OF New Ceetle and Sta OF Delaware
which according To q recent survey IN bound.
ed aud descr. led Ms fUl.0Ss, namely 10.
ginning at Il corner stake n the middle o the
cross ROAD, thence along or near the average
middle Of the putli3 road which passes up
and near the mil race, these next eigh.
COURSES end distances, TO it: North "a de-
Rrees 40 mlluto., west ch"Ins and so links
| north 30 mInu.es, west chains, north de.
grees % minutes, east chains and ~ lings,
nor h y degrees 80 minutes east chains,
north deRrees IL minutes, east 3 chains and
DO ks, north "a degrees 80 minutes, west
| 3 chain, north - degrees. west chains and
n0r about 81 degrees 81 minutes, west about
I chains ~ q corner Of lands Of Al ner v God
ward thence according n plot OF said wood.
| ward and south 81 deHr' OF, cast z chains
| and ~ inka to corner near Pike Creek
| thence by the course shown In "a i'd plot, north
~ deg ees. cast chains and 30 LINKS to q
new corner, thence by lands Of said Mary
Mcdaniel these next ID newt surveyed lines
TO wit routo +3 degree ID miuutes, east 3
chains aLd " Inks, tuth . degrees east
chain and u nks, south e. degrees 80. min.
| utes, east chsln and 45 links to corner near
| the nOrthentterl end Of the ds. breast, at
| which place branch or feeder waters said
l
links, south n Il grees, east chains and
LINKS to a sta.e n this old lin, thence along
the foot ofr'te bank SO IN de. re ~ rs min.
utos, vest chains and 2s links. south Il de-
n ees DO iLutCS, west chain and IS nnks
| south ~ degrees, west chains and 70 lIu.s
south 2j degrees Oh minute west chAl a ami
| II links south 10 degrees % MINUTES, wet .
chains and ~ links, south "a degrees ~ min.
utes, east Oh an and q. linEs, tUuth 81 &c.
xIees. east cnai an 6iIlnks, south 81 de
| grees east eli in and 70 links TO a stake b,
a larg hickory tree, south degrees min.
utes, east chain and 9 linsR, south t6 C.
gfees, 30 minutes fast ] chaiu and 10 links %
tho III dl'e Of he bridge IA the plp, q road
thence alOnp the middle VI said public ,,d
0uth o. degrees 80 minutes. west 4 chain.
ana LINKS to he ps~e Of beginning con
talhinx sev-n aud nity.bve hundred h, scr, =
Of lana, bn the ga etrure or les WITH ,xrlst
mil saw mill, frame dwelling, frame barn
ana other out uiIdin1B theron Lr,cu,d
| Scizsl Il tuken IN eksru iyn a. q prn,,.
frty offeurge VI. u oh n3Jn uni iIiz..
beth NJ. his wife, and to be sl.d hy
J. I'LL X. CLARK sheriff
EfIFs's OFsCs Wilmington, Del. Jan
10, 1881 sJs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

IN December ,S' JOHNSON Smi' b, a
.uro uiurr' builder OF cleveland, bad a
daughter, q years ofage, die Of fever in
kana., whore she was visiting. The
father and mother br,nHh, the body TO
ClrNcIatl Tor hurl,l. 4 tew days after
tur!r ,urslv nR enid, : years old, died
of scar, i-ver, T q father WAS then
attacked with the same disca g and
d,ut I, hl, burial taking plar" In a few
hour, af er his drlrh The Chisdlc's
widow was taken to the home Of her
parents A. Columbus in IA distracted
condition, and W. Il nov comes that
her reason has teen upset and she ha.
been taken TO the asy INN fox treatment
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Tho Wet Season. in California,

Fears of disastrOusly dry season
throughout Southern California were
1lsslpated by IA rain storm which be-
gan on the 18th inst, and lastei three
days. The storm is said to have been
the mos remarkable rainfall recorded
In that section since lS47
Twelve hours after it began the San
Diego River was flowing into False
Bay. Tue bed of the stream is dry dur
ing the greater part of the year;usually
there is no flow Of water until several
Copious ruins have soaked the ground
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
rbe Proposed q ar II cid Monument,

The President of the Society Of the
Army of the Cumberland, which at
its reunion at Chattanooga, in Septem-
Der last determined to erect monument
to President Garfield, has aLpolnted
a committee of nine TO take charge of
the matter and collect subscriptions.
The plan of the monument has not been
determined, but it is the opinion Of the
COMMITTEES that it should not cost less
than 500 900. The committee favor
the erection If the monument in Wash.
ing'on as a more appropriate site than
the "lone,y battle telds Of the nation
The monument, while suggested and
promoted by the Army Of the Cur he'll
al Il, is intended 10 be purely ma
t'onal testimonial worthy of him who
was not Ou'y eminent for achievements
| i'll war, lliustrlUu5 as 4 statesman Of tht
republic, beloved for hi. virtues"
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Important Railroad Chanxe

Notices are being posted to the pirc,
That on and af.erMonday morning next,
the 3oIh inst, all passenger trains Of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington q BaI,
tImore railroad Company will run to
ana from the new Broad street station
at Philadelphia direct, and all ceunec.
lions with Broad street and Washing.
ton avenue station for passenger travel
will be discontinued. Time tables " IL
be issued giving chang. of hours in the
running OF trains after thai date.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

A company has been formed in Read
ing to continue the extensive business
OF Frederick Lauer, which ha, been
compelled to relinqulSh by reason of
his financial embarrassment. The new
company is composed of Frederick
Lauer, Moses X. Gracf, William +.
Lauer, and will be known as the L.,.r
Brewing Company, limited The bus
ness will be conducted for the benefit
0! the creditors, and the interests uf a
Concerned will be protected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
The Unitarian CHuTch.

Tac weekly meeting which is held
every Wednesday night in the Cnlia'
lian Clutch, was well attended last
evening, and \ gr"a' deal of interest
manifested in the proceedings. The
subject for discussion Wa, "OIganiAed
Charity" and was op'nci by Daniel
Taylor reading an essay, after which a
hunter OF those present spoke on the
subject. The sentiment ot the meeting
se.med to be in opposition to promiscu-
oUs giving, and in favor Of educating
the lodr, and assisting them through
charity, 10 help themsel yes.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
FiUkeEh dshed.

Yesterday morning one OF the fore
men Of the Pulp works, named Bur
chell, while engaged ia lifting soms
heavy material at the Works, acci
dentally slippci ard le!l, the article he
was lifting falling On one Of his hands
MASKING 'hrer fingers very badly. He
was Numerically brought into town
and taken 70 'ho drug store Of + r
DilwoIth, rDer SECOND and Madison
streets, wAr.r tGt wound was dressed
after W ich he rr>urned TO bis home
corner Second and Monroe.
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Shining Lint.

Mr. Edward LeAry having thorough
ly reiormtd, as ANNOUNCED some time
age, lsno" engaged a. a shoe black, at
the barber shop Of s1tansbary Murray,
No. = french street. Ned can be toIou
here at any time during he day and on
Sunday morning, for the acc0mo, .atlpn
OF the travelling public, he viii BE- On
mana upon the in'tle ~ the shop, whcIc
you can get good shin" without beng
exposed 10 the cold. Remember Neci
when you pass by.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
THIRD EDITION.
KNI0aTs or PYTHlAs

Now QaaYters-Wilmirxion DIV.
sion Htyes . Complimentary Ne
ospsios to tho Friends E<tan-
Iiwbeo In COngenial L"dxe
Rooms
Win ngton division, No I, Uniform
Rank, Knights OF Pythias, having just
fitted uu -h-ir new quarters IN the
smith Blu lding, g,7e a comp!imen-
tary reception, last night, to their frends'
About thirty coup le were present, VINO
whil,d away the weary hours OF night
BY dancing to the Inspiring strains OF the
music, as played by Il tchie's string
band. Refreshments were served dur
ing the evening and good time was
had by all. AS each one left the Dali
they congratulated the members upon
their good luck in securing such pleas
ant q ia rters. This organization have
leased the entire fourth floor of the new
smith Building, and have fitted it up
in tirst class sty le, as two lodge rooms.
The north room will be rented by them
10 other societies and the room on the
south side Of the building will be used
by themselves. Both rooms are taste
fully furnished; handsome Brussels car
pct adcrus the fllors, around which,
where the chairs Sit is laid something
similar 70 oil cloth for the protection OF
their carpet. Each lodge room is pro
vided with ante and committee rooms
This organization have also a large
room on the third tloof which will BIT
used tor an armory and drill room, il
running the entire length Of the build
ing.
All through the society is fixed up il
good style and in convenient quarters
BY spe ial invitation, a delegation o
five members from the Washington
Grays Band, Of Philadelphia, cam'
down and paid their respects to TIA,
knights They were well p eased Will
the rooms.
The most enj ,yable dance on The pro
gromme was lain quadrille, in whic
sat Was formed entirely OF men, mos
of whom were iguorant of the art n
dancing. They went through, how
ever, amid great lau ,ht5r by the look
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LOCALri nE TABLE,
CORRE TED JANUARY ID, 1897


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON ron
Philadelphia ZOO. 2;23 $50 700, $40 " 81 ,
0i3, l03l, ll:E5 Is. H.; iGlb, 'l2;:s Id
40, 400, 81 e;l0, o,3s, $50, lJ:Ov y. =
New YORK, 20, 2:'a, o:3o,7:oo, 80 90 q. -
'i&:a., LOO, III, o;3S p. IN.
Baltimore /. ST. s:3'a IN, AMI /! 0 y. IN.
BAltinorr and Washington, 20, ~, 10 =,
50 ISa. IN; |, IO5, 6.t7, ma J. m
PnltImofc and BAY Linz, G.bIp N
P.rryyille and Intermediate Stations, 500 p
New Castle, s;st a. M; l:o5 Gas IN.
Harrington and Intermediate Stations P:2l
Il. N; los; Go ?. III, No sunday trains
Delrar and Intermediate Stations, va a. IL =;
1905 y, IN.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, Tlon
IN. 300, BOO =. IN.
eawHro Western E0irond, 7lb, 1890 a. III.
b:35 y. III. Sunday, 1910 Il. r.. cOo J.. Il
SUNDAY THAlSb pvH
rhIuic'lh ..oe. ..4s, T39, 3:,Oa, IN ,l7.
$780, ~, - o.!5, lt,,o j.. u.
phladeIr hla and New York 30 % a. m,
II, oJNp IN.
Baltimore auI Wa'h,1g oa, l.jl, i. "a.
sroa. N. IL +p.tn.
ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON FROM
Philadelphia. l.a2 i:Jl7:i5 500. 1898, $50. I. IL.
1900 ia; l2lb, 100 'i:O0, 1850, AS,
800, $40, t,C5,ol6,o:t7, s;UU,v 3, W, u 20
lZlt p. III. sundays, ~ ~, so l0,l
a. H.; 1885, 1914 ll:.Qp. III.
New Castle, sis $3.50 Il. N. i207, t:lO, GO
y. III. No Sunday trains.
Delaware Railroad, s:is g. m; 1901, COT =
III No sunday trains.
Wilmington and Northern Railroad, g. G
u. H.; li:SS, c:5t p. IN. Sunday tr alns, GA
Delaware Western Railroad, 800 a. H.; Al
pm. sundays, $40 "A. IN. $40 D. IN.
TRAINS fOR WILMINGTON LEAVE
Phi adelph II 18th and Market strfst., I2:ao
S;5j, $50, rs, :; 8, slb 10 80, 100 II, 60
II, m, :l3. l:0, ?:l5 4 z 4 tlO, Ll5
b:55, 40 s.l5 1000 0Lb.ll 80 ,. III n
I'd 'ys, G.3o, 1855, 1.lh, $50, a. IN, 600,
1000; lOIJ, II. Op III
Figures marked thus ~ denote tho limit d
express trains
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
FdNAL AHTlZANo' SAVINGS EAkn
NO. SOP MARKET STREET.

INCORPORATED FEBRUARY ~. IS
Open to receive deposits daily from A.. N
until =. M, and on Tuesday and Saturday
evenings from 7 to o'clock.
The charter Of the bank provides that al
profits upon Its Investments, except Sc Eiuot
o. is required fort he payment Of necessar,
expenses and for suitable surplus for tho 80
curity of depositors, shall DO divided aMoly
the depositOrs.
No manager is allowed to borrow any par
Of the funds deposited with the CORPORATION
MANAGERS.
GEORGE W. BUSH, CLEMENT b. SNTTn
M. l.. LICBTRNsIRlH, GEO. $. CAPEILn,
OHAs. W. ROWLAND, N. X. benson,
4. DARLINGTON, jon II. JACKEOr,
VIM. n. SWIFT, HENRY +. DURH,
ANTHONY HIGGINS, EDWARD PUsgY,
WARRINGTON HASTINGS.
| GEO. W. Bush, Gro. $. UApnLLB.
President. Tce-PreS dent
K. T. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
| mVl6-wti 'BAkLRs W. Rowland, AuIito
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ktlil Lingering.

Ephraim Di'l, the man who was shot
on last Saturday a week by Levi Scott
at Holland1ville, Kent County, Md, is
still living, but as modification has set
in there Is not much possibility of his
recovery. The load entered the htp and
thigh, and the wound was too far up
for aIuputatiOn to be resorted to. The
two men it will be remeln berpd, had "A
quarrel about a disreputable.- woman,
VIII, ch eliminated in a brutal fl hit, when
Scott was badly Lhrasheu, and ne pro
Cured the gun and snot Dill. Scot:
has not yet been arrested.
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The Brsekinvi,Ic Revival,

The Brackinville revival has closed
aud the little Methodist class organ
lied there las: fall now has twenty-five
mem oe,s, and meets every Monday
night. Prayer meeting is held every
Thursday evening Rev W II. Hen
erickson preachos every SUNDAY morn
INK and evening, except when he
has the Rev. v. T. Tull of TIL,
city 10 assist him. II Is tue
in'cptioa 10 commence III. erection Of a
chapel early next spring Tor the bald
ing Of which about $500 have already
hp,n .nhsrrlh.rh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
NOR MAYOR.
NOR MAYOR.
Dhu ApELpHlA, WILMINGTON AN!
e BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
January ~, 1852


Trains will leave Wilmington follow.
for Philadelphia and Inter mediate Sta
tons, 100 $40, $40, 1890, a. L., 23o 100, 100
1000 p. IN.
Philadelphia (Exprcss) oso, 800, V.4s
>. M, II. 10 9.bt p. m.
Philadelphia and New York 400, 2.23, go
$40, SO a. m, 'I23s, SO, oil, o.3s p. Ill.
Baltimore end Intermediate Stations, l2.6l
$50 q. M. and s 90 p. In.
Perryyille and intermediate static ms e.0t
p. m.
Baltimore and hay Lime, o.b7 .. m.
Baltimore and Washington. l2bl.. l.42 1. 81
s.04, G3s a. m, 100, y. 90 OBJ, map. II.
Trains for delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 9.Sta. m, LOS, o.2sp.M
Harrington and Intermediate Stations, a8S
.. NJ, LOB, o.25 p. m.
Delnsr and INTERIM diate Stations s.os .
o., !. p. N.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and intermediate Stations,
9, 10 q. H., $50, 1870, Express 9.66.) 1000 p. M
Philadelphia and Rev Y ork, 40, 40 =. L
III, o.38 p IN.
Hsltim0re and Washington, l2.6., III, AL
8 90 q. NJ; II DAP. m.
sOr further information passengers arc =.
srred 70 tho time tables posted at tho depot.
Trains marked thus ~ { re limited OK pres
upon which extra fare Is Charged.
FRANK THOMSON, J. X. WOOD,
Gen'l MANAGER. dtn'l Pass. Agt.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
THIS EvcntAs 'sEiOtu iOnnr,T,est

This who are fond Of ADJUSTMENTS
should not think that Prof s. T Fore =
entertainment at the Opera House t..
gl.Lht will be dry and unlnterestiup be-
cause it is called al cIocu'ionary enter.
tainment. Those who have that idea
will find their mistake if they attend
ana they will also find that h o ne talent
can arnuss and instruct equally IA
well as imported talent We would
give the varied programme, but tim,
and space forbid.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

Yesterday a. Dt, Name "as cut rid
ing, accompanied by h~ daugiIDrr. The
bolt that h IDS the shafts III pIa." came
ont on one SIDE and wa r". discovered
anti he attempted /" Urn a. !. GhtH
and Market streets, wtcu the on" sid"
If III" shaft lrlI fr"u rs position 70 The
KrnnIIl
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Auxious 60 see the Hanging

Tho Sheriff II daily IN receipt OF ap-
phuatlUns from persons VINO want
passes to witness the execution of liar-
ri.ar, which i, appointed 10 take place
on tue lilh day u March, Their aP'
pica,ions are Invariably refused, AS
under the law, the sheriff is iorbiddn
~ admi' more than thirty persons,
and they Iuvsl consist vi the lr!, due
tors, assistant, and minister,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
FIFTH 2D|I
TRUsrEEs Ov T.,S


Plans fVs tie Sew h.u. sil
ise'ed "A s>saa Of GA =
Asked YOs. a.:
After tbs Board OF Trust.
taken OF dinner, they rs, .,s
session and cominanc.i ~ n
The first business orou,t, " w
Board was the plot Of ,bs n,
Wherein the new almsbon. II
will l'e erected, as drawn !, i'S 4
which wors on motion aio.,I I,
Three plans for the M, n
were submitted To the B1,,,
lowing architects; L. 'Bq
Graham Il Son. OF ,hi, cit, -8ssl
Button, of Philadelphia, " M
After thorough er,u.,,.
respective plans by the ,D.r. Il
Brinton moved that tho ~
ferred TO the building con1 ID =
power to act. Tho me,l IN
The committee TO whom !. 49,
' W." ,a.o VI '"' ''u bOlII4 jail
p'v ,, -. den
were Instructed TO nr,oL.,, RE,
$500, 900 the interes. b., II, WI
per cent, for the erection 4 nal,
buildings on the Blaady l,,den
President announces! tint ,ofHf
meeting would BE- h-Idnu. me-
nesday in February. inei
Mr.. j. w Crouch tender, hs
nation as a mcinbrt Of q. u Il
committee, on account of hes
able TO give the matter hl,- full
tion. The members req ., Wal
withdraw his resignation wa
after due consideration YOU
There being no furhsr lonl
tcre the board, on monr Gro
jourued 70 meet ou Wei, staI
ruary sth, M some bq.Ds, .Jnd
would have TO bo trss,.e. wit
time. not
ruv ut,t,nI.c ,.,, req
w" aOf I
Immediately after tn. "a,
journed the building coma t.,r'
Joint SESSION, to consider = ~,
plans that hal been .4b1s ana
Board Of Trustees, Tor ,k- = thn
the new buildings. The b. y
mittee In composed nfthA. 4 die
rlemen: Il. &. JemlS0n, NJ tsef.
j. W. Cooch, THIS. b. y
Watkins, Of Odessa and 4 plit
man, u Wiimipeton Ay pre-
tideratiou they drIIn I'd II i
plans Of ). y. Button Of (. land
but Will make such B.-l tim
pIauh rs they see pgnpH ! VII
lions will be mainly 10 .4.la Of 1
mode OF ventilation. age
The committee a 80 pi.,. ! ~
in favor Of each Of tbr lL'- IN
for $3.50, the price astct
being nothing further b-,t IN
mittee, they adjourned
AS usual on these o,craf Pig
Trustees meet. a col .s,lu. u VII
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
Engineer Cochran' 10

Oliver Cochran, lAr FL. y,
Dr.a ware Weston F.'.il'.
his leg on Wednr'lly 'S'
week, in Jumping Of BIZ
the time Of the ac'id'a' 10
snuff mills and sa' ta''
dencr OF William F''' h
dent Of the mills, Was r.
home in LmdenbrTS' 70 u, n
morning. Tno'l1h ''.''','
pain, be is getting AVIS
be- expected.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26

Mr.. SAMUEL Fan OF thi, city, who
resided at the DIrLer Mansion, and
Is IAN 's''y saw ~ "B TEX i6in
SAM has r""r''iT compOS Il d new
song, entltlci BrtIoof toe iiraudvwile.'
which l. beng e. ~ music by W. NJ
s. Brown music d,".J,r OF thi, city. Mr.
Hall is "lsI centrum or to til NHvenst
paper devote t. Ign' .i,oia.ure, thai
IL puhliSltN AG Cln.l ~
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1882-01-26
A Flne H Sl60nce,

Tho house which Cyrus W. Field
proposes to erect at Washington Place,
New York, will be sixteen stories in
height and will havea frontage Of over
five hundred feet. The est mated cost
Of the building Is one million dollars.