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4 Sudden Death.

DOVER, DEl., March T., lSsj. Wi
II" 1rdd, Il fourteen year old -on vf pre-
siding Elder l.. ". Todi, of TIN, IBIS.
trltt, died suddenly this morning st tn"
residence Of e. ID. Roe, by whom II. Ha-
employed "a clerk in his drug store,
tn" boy was seized with pneumonia on
saturday and became very i'll on sun
day, blt was able to sit up. Before re-
firing ON Sunday evening til" physician
in charL" thought the fever Solnrw hat
ahat.d, and no serious consequences
were dreamed of. This morning. how.
ever, III" boy grew suddenly worst, and
hetor" III" physician arrived he had
broarhed his last. The doctor pro-
uJunrrd the disease double pneumonia,
whi"h affects both lungs at I'll" sahlrtine
and j, almost invariably attended with
iaial results. Mr.. and Mrs. Told wrr,
hutn attridInE Conference IL cambridge
hut were Photographed this morning Of
the S'I,uuS illness Of their son, and he
fore They could take their departure tVr
Dover another telegram was received
Announcing Iii. death. The death j. an
extremely sad one, rs III" boy wa, Il
promising one and vas iuvc,l and re-
-lrrt"d by ali "ho knew him. The
parents have he heartfelt sympathy Of
all their friends in DO"rr and rlsew herr
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13
ftflle(h Anniv erSary,

To-day is the lttieth anniversary Of
the Water Witch Steam Fire Engine
Company. From her Iiag staff, on the
old dilapidatcd building called an en-
gine house, floats Tia" Star Spanglc,l
Banner, in honor of her half century
birthday. II is II shame that this Com
pany, who has faithfully served This
city for fifty years, has not got a decent
place for their apparatus and horses. -
We have in our midst hundreds OF
wealthy men and women, who, with
out missing contribution of ten,
twenty or fifty dollars each, could, be-
fore another year arrives, furnish this
old and efficient Company with IA good
engine house. This Company is now
asking for aid to erect IA new building
Our citizens should ON this, the ff-
teth anniversary, come 10 her aid
There are less fires Of magnitude in this
city than in any otha of an equal popu-
Iation in the United States. This is
owing TO the efficiency Of our Fire De
partm"nt. They are entitled to favor
able consideration al the hands of those
whose property they have saved. Now
for Il pull, a long pull and pull at"grth-
"r for the Water Witch S new house. a
word to the wise is sufficient.
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DEATHS.

JAG kSD Non the Afternoon Of the ETH
last, J cnnic, wife Of Andrew jackson, in
the 18th year of her aye"
Relatives aud friends axe respectfully in,
! Nl'"d To attend tn" funeral from III" T,sdcnc,
Iof her husband. 81 West huh street on
lhnrSth! hitrrni"n. At u'riuch. services
! IN Exon NJ. f. chur'h. Intrrmcnt IL Ehion
&c nrt"r!.
NJ T. hrHEI - ~ the IN INST. ISdiu A.
/ Mnrph"N. aged T4ycar,
k'IttIrs ami nt"Hu ARE respectfully In.
Vllrl to HttcuI the funeral from her late
residence. at 1rnth and Sh,pl"y streets. on
! lhnr'ihH morning. at II O'Clock lncimcui
AT Wilmington and Hrandy"iuc Genet ry. I
BAL RE.T.--Dn ,hr IL hing # the Eth
! U.ri.. abel J. barrett.
trends OF IN" EtIuill are invited to attend
tn lun raj service at his ,alc residence, No.
| -OJ Wet Eisnth street. On Wednesday after
/ noon, l+lh inst, at 8 o'clo'k. lntcrnent
! private.
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FIFTH EDITION
LDOls,

Any person finding bunch n, !,
with fire alarm key No. 93. Nv re,DS neys
TO the driver of the Water Witch M
Company's engine, he will secure 'At
ward. "ea It,
Don't forget that the first rec,n,;ou
the AdOnis Social Club comes mn M VI o.
nesday, Aprilllth. They have v, wet
no pains to make this an enjoyable "' =,
fair. '"'' al
Mr.. Devlin, a resident Of Elm .,ro,.
who had his feet mashed some ,j,n n"'t'
is reported as doing well by his NV, aS9
ing physician, DR.. J. A. EbhertS ''''''''
a meeting of the Republican Com,,;,
tee OF the Southern precinct ofthr S;"u
ward, will he held In the LincoIu I rS,l
room this evening. ''u"
A meeting of those in favor Of ,.,,,
fishing "A fruit exchange in mi. '1.
was held last evening in the Fly
Evening office. '''y
The Fame Hose Fire COMPANY iuto,,
holding fair in Odd Fellow. Wn,,
commencing April 18th. "'
The NJ. T.. Conference has aJiourn,,
the question now is, when will N,
Legislature adjourn =? ' VIZ
Remember the ball of the Nor,uoND.i
cal Society, i'll the German Hall m
April 18th. VII
All the passenger cars of the ". az
H. Il. are being renovated.
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The French Anarch ISIS,

Los Don, March T., laS3,-lh" Times
correspondent AT PARIS says that for he
past few days many foreigners have
kept away from that city owing to its
unsettled condition. There are now AT
Rome many Americans who were about
to start for Paris when the drmonsi IA
lion began, and VIII" have consequently
postponed their visit.
TIL" total number Of arrests yesterday
WAS ri ghty-iour. Thirteen Of the prise.
n"rs were sentenced to-day, their pun
islment varying from n fine Of sixteen
francs to four months Imprisonment.
The clncuics in Paris are partly due
to the fact that 90, 900 persons are ont OF
employment.
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DOVER, le}., March II, lSs3. than
"eiIUr Naulehury rendered hi, decision
today in til" Harlan I, lioIIingoWurth
Company vs. .Sauuet -. iaSchaIi, being
a case of injunction in favor Of he de-
PENDANT. II will be remembered thai
Mr.. PaSchall was on the point Of con
Structing IA wharf on the thriS1ilna at Il
point nearly opposite Tatnal street, and
in close proximity r. the wharvr> Of thu.
Harlan 4 II, ),iuG~wortn Company,
when that Company placed an injulr-
ton upon I'll" "onS'iu ctiUu Of the wharf,
The cas-" was ably argued briur" the
Chancellor At Dover by "nin"m law.
yors, with the result d, above stated.
tn" opinion i, lengthy doc
um"il, and -"''. I" prov" that
an arricj" published in III" EErl b
L'AN, Al IL" nm" III" wharf was con-
lempiated and whru Mr.. i'a,rhai was
threatened vim du injunction by thr
II. \ II. Co.. Na, Substantially correct,
Notwithstanding III" denial Of III" Port
Wardrn- t" IN" "ufrar,, Published II
few dHNs after Disappearance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

A. j. Barrett died al his residence"
No. 400 W. Eighth street, Monday,
morning. The deceased was in the G5lI'
year OF his age, and came 10 This @I\
from Massachusetts owe, thirty years
ago. He wa, well known, having Nrc"
associated with II. f. Kruucy and hr".
&cr.s in operating the r., W. x Il. H.
L., shortly after its construction, ~,
one time he also conducted n saw ma
fronting On The thristiana, bcIo" Sr''
elth .lrcr. The min was destroyed by
Iii" several years ago, SIM" when ,''h'
the Deceased was engaged III various
occupations, and AT The time ct III"
death Ii" was employed hy III" ''arI"'
~ lloIIInG>w 9th Company :" pu"t''"'
lumber for them.
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Levy court.

The Levy Court met this morning a
the usual hour, with President Shall
cross iirthc chair.
The committee To whom Was referred
the petition of William NJ. Field AK.
ing that "A resident constable. be- aIr
pointed for Riddles Banks, maoca ia
rorahlc report, and ON motion Jacob
Srliru, " no was recommended hv Mr.
Field, was elected to ill the position.
DavidJ Wilson was also elected NJ
additional constable for Brandywinc
Hundred. a number Of transfer, Of
property and NAMES were stricken
from the poll lists. Several OF The new
county ConStables bonded, which bonds
were on motion approved by the Court.
Al - o'clock the Court adjourned III
til 2o'Clork this afternoon.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

NEW YORK, January 10th, 1883.
L. n 4 Foo Dr.utl.nt

NEW YORK, January 10th, 1883.
4. b. HARPER, ESQ, President
DEAR SIR have examined the As.
sessinent Fund, Death Fund and Re
serve Fund OF the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association, of New York, TO Dec.
80, 1889, and beg 10 report as follows:
The gross amount of Assessment, No.
SIS ....... .. ...... S33, $751;. u
or which there was collected to De-
ccmber goth. .... 80. rs, E]5 gs
Since last report there has been col.
lccted for account Of Assessments
Nos. 3 and 1, ...........-..... 1871 90
The total amount received to Deccm.
Der 30 for assessments was S7i, 4oO.4l,
which has been applied rs follows:
Amoint paid On account Of Death
CLAIMS. ..........,. So. ooo
\ amount at credit OF Death Claims
account, Observation-Disclosures. q, 3oD. 81
Amount at credit Of Reserve Fund
account, ......,.. ........... go. ls.oZ2. o.
Amount ut cash credit of A sscss.
ment Fund accOunt................ 30'.V
Very Respectfully s14,4D0.4l
q. j.. BALDWIN. Auditor.
Persons wishing further information
will do well tncall on j. X. Sutterley,
at hi, new office No. 3O2 Market street,
second floor. Office open in the even
ing.
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A Genuine kurDriSe,

Miss Florence Kirby, daughter d,
officer Kirby, Of the Ninth ward, wa.
given II genuine surprise vn SaturIa,
evening, the occasion being her birth.
day, by IA number Of her friends, who
walked into her residence totally IN.
expected.
The early part of the evening was sppn'
in dancing and social games, and AFTER
bountcons supply Of refreshments had
been served, some excellent vocal and
instrumental music was rendered b.,
the visitors. Miss Kirby received i.
number of very handsome present,
which she prizes very highly, as token,
Of love and esteem from her friends
The party left for their homes a, a late
hour, with sincere wishes that Their
young hostess may enjoy many moe
such happy and delightful birthdays
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UDcSfifluip.

II is reported thai there IS a fanny
residing on Third street, below I1n'
who have been afflicted with the Si''"h
p"S. Yesterday they were wiiiI"d'
food except what they received from
one OF the ncighborn. This is cat
that calls for action un behalf ul ON
charitable disposed citizens. IT,
There is also a woman named trc"Il'
August, living over Third street hri"Gr'
VIII" has been deserted 10y her husband
She has baby few days Old, ana -
said I" be in very destitute circnn'''ai'
rtS
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CARPET

We have Just placed lr
stock a splendid line Of Car.
pets, all new and handsome
styles, that can be bought al
the following low prices:
Full "A Double Chain In.
grains, so cents per yard.
Best all Wool Filling In
grains, 60 cents per yard.
Best all Wool lngrains, IS
cents per yard.
Good Quality Extra Supers,
so cents per yard.
Best Quality, Extra Supers
90 cents per yard.
Good New Style Tapestry
Brussels, IS cents per
yard.
Best New Style Tapestry
Brussels, 90 cents and 81
per yard.
All Wool Filling Unitians
5-S wide, 80 cents per
yard.
FULL LINE OF
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An 4 iiiirted Family.

Richard Exams, residing at iIillsboro
Md, has been confined to his house tOl
some time with maIarial fever, and last
Saturday evening his wife, who was
completely overcome with f;iiIgUr from
attending 10 him, was stricken with
para ysis and died in few minutes. -
a preacher who happened to visit rh,
house, found the woman a corpse, with
a babe in her arms, and her husband 81
i'll in the same room that he was no,
conscious that his wife was dead
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FOURTH EDITION,
TINE BOYSIN Blue.
Smyth Post, e. A. r.. Veterans
Around q Camp Fire.

Monday night was the occasion Of an
open Camp Fire by the members OF
Smyth Post, g. A. r., TO which their
friends We're also United, and which
they attended in large numbers. The
Post room was very tastetully decora
ted with army corps: suidons and the
colors Of the Post BY O'Clock, the
time the exercises were To commence,
the room was crowded, many being
compelled 10 stand in the aisles aud
doorways. These open camp fires are
becoming more interesting the longer
they are kept up.
The veterans are reminded ol other
camp fires around which they gathered
under more unfa vorable circumstances,
and where, III the face of the enemy, tho
soldiers who had taken their lives in
their hands AMI went out in defence Of
their country, Ia kel Of the loved one,
1T home, and indicted tender "pistles to
those they never expected t" See again.
These home camp fires are Il different
institution Here the talniilc, of the gray
haired veterans meet with them, and
join in their rejoicing>, and drop tear
tor the memory of those who lie in HON
ored soldiers graves.
The vets who met around Smyth Post
camp fire last night were some twenty
wears Older than when they faced the
foe. Raven locks had turned gray, and
crows feet had gathered in the faces
that were before round, chubby and
glowing with youth and the vigor of
manhuud. Their number is becoming
smaller. There are none 10 take their
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

The ladies' of the Mite Society the
Newport NJ. T.. Church pr"poe" 10 Civ"
II pound party for the benefit Of the So
cicty on Saturday evening, III" Eth In,l.
in killgrovcs' Hall. There will also BE-
several illustrated poem, delivered by
some friends, who understand how 10
render them in the best manner. Their
will also be- music and select readings,
and the entertainment promises 10 b" OF
highly interesting nature. Each per
son is invited to bring a pound larha9"
Il whatever they think proper, whlcha'
the close Of the literary exercises will i"
sold by auction to the highest bidder. \
cordial invitation is extended 10 all I"
attend, as Il very pleasant time is expect
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

Sta 50. Aurray, the p"puE,l
barrier, VA, called upun this >norulu-
and asked li> opinion in regard I" Mr.
.Io,ruh Bass, The new undertakes. Mr..
NurnaJ la, had some experience in
rh1i Inc Of business with the ,atu
airb Nilburu, Abraham Murray ANA
Mr.. I,hu Marsh. Iii, opinion is Dui
Nr. H,-, is the right nInn in 'hc j9ht
pI""", hat h" will give the attention
thai j. due The business, and than Iirp,o
who cali upon Mr.. Il. will b" fully ac-
,oulnudat"d Al! >houIl rcIrrui h,l
'lLit his office l., II S2G Kim" street.
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TeIslDera1lcc.

a temperance meeting, {" wi''"
you Y Latte, are respectfully inyIlrh
viii I' held in the lecture room OF ~"
West Presbyterian Church to-ln"!l''N
Wed ne day. evening, al 80 o,ri". ~
Mrs. i. j. Barnes, Of New York, SI!''
li'trinlrni Of Young Woman's W"'h ''
the oman'> National Christian !"h'
pcrlnrr Union will address the mectl'lE'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

Reduced in prices. Fine rrtouched
cabinets reduced from $500 per dozen
10 $500 per dozen. Card photographs
finely r"touchrd, reduced from g. 20
per dozen 10 Sl.5o per dozen. +. &.
Holland, photographer main gallery,
;m7 Market street, branch gallery, 80.
! East 3rd street, where they make II
-pcclalty Of fiutyp"s. The only TIM
typ" gallery in the city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

4 meeting OF th" new Board "t III
rector. 81 the Pioneer tnH"h Company
was hr'd inthr office Of t'rurgr !. Fl.
Iiott, Esq iAst evening. George \ r.
los! wa, ".ctea Secretary nnd nj
Mrmi'Ih"!I, Treasurer Of lhcIpmpany,
and president viii y" >ri"rtrd in fee,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13
Returning Home.

til" ministers who attended the cor
ference at Cambridge, Nd, have IT
turned I" their homes, and aye rr'paI''i
T." III their respective appointments ~
sunday nrXt We hope that all ma,
b" hcn"filicrs by the change, As new ~
So"iail"n> bcg"t new ideas, and lcin' IT
an effort on the rmrt of all to please
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

Last evening about twenty-five young
friends of GEORGE Deakynr, met AT tn,
hon,r Of Mr. Boy-s No. 2O7 jefferson
,'r""', and proceeded TO Georges resi-
dence, on Tatnall street, above Second
AMI gave him a Surpris" party The
evening was spent in a pleasant man
nor, iuterspersel with refreshments.
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Robbery nj New Castle

The grocery store of John }. Baylis,
in New Castle, was entered by thieves
last night and robbed Of about $500 in
money and goods. The thieves lr'lggcl
tn" watch dog, and covered up their
tracks SO cil"ctually that they left no
clue whatever
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13
Robbery I.ASt Niyhf.

N0Inr'Inc IN,l niEhl In carpenter
shop Of Charles Je,irrieS, AT Tenth and
NhirI"v streets, was broken into and all
his tools stolen. Mr.. .Ieileric, was very
much surprised this morning when he
went 10th" shop and found it complete
iy cleaned ont.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13
An Improvement.

All passenger ears on the Whining.
ton and Northern Railroad ar" now be-
ing supplied with the .Ianncy patent
coupler. The present management
hav" introduced "A great many improve
m"n's on the road, and the public have
showed thrif appreciation, in the i'll
creased amount OF travel.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

Rev. Grorge Il. Kramer, who preach.
"d III the Household of Faith Church
on Sunday last, leaves to-day for phila-
d"lphla, where he will remain until TO-.
morrow, with Rev. j. II. prttlngill,
when h" will return 10 BrookIyn where
h" Is now stationed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

Operator and new instrument. "
give you work equal to any in the 'l'(
;'t extremely low prices. SulterIcX ~
Co.. BOZ Mark"I street, III" finest gallery
ana reception rooms IA h" state.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

Meetings. will be- held every li,,ht
this week Il, The Drlawar" Ayruu"
Baptist Church, \ number hay" arts
ca for prayers, and much interest i,
manifested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13
!. d, d, r,

The Past Grand Masters Association
!. o. q. +. will max" Il social Gvislt to
Asylum Lodge, No. %, |. .. .. f., thi,
evening. a pleasant time is anrlripa-
ted ana members of the Order in gencr-
al are cordially invited to BE- present.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

Rubber Coats, Rubber Hats, Rubber
Caps for MEN and BOYS. Trunks and
Travelling Bags ; large Assortment, one
price. RUMFOkD Bros, HATTEks,
4O4 MARK EFT STREET,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

Mr. A. K. Tatnall, -four, feed, a'"
@rai'I dealer 7l3 West Front street, Is
no" connected with the telephone cN'
change, the number OF the call being d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

3. Atwood nellln. New Castle Id.

Mar.
" ID. Atwood "e!dIn, New Castle Id.
" -. Mrs. X. NJ. ZONES. city.
" Is, Amos v. House, thaId's Ford, Pa
u. WIN. Doug hcrty. New Castle lid.
" IL. l2ra Pierce, Brandy nue Hid.
" ", James Martin, ~hrrln. h lrkwOoi.
" II, lnine- Martin. >h"rln, Wilmington
" Il. lame Martin. Sheriff. Wilmington
- Il. Edward " ll~On. near city.
" ~. James Martin Sh"un. Newport.
" II, Mc'iownn. On Lutd,iL', Farm.
- II. lanes Stafford. New Castle Hi.
&" q. Garrett n Furry. Wilmington.
" -, J. W. Smalley. White Clay Creek.
" q. Iona. Groves, White clay Creek
- ~. Tatna,l 4 ~trpup. New Castle Hid.
" y. Mrs, Robinson. hIu- above 9th.
" 81 iarrct, y Furry, city.
" -, Mrs. Bent. No IL King st. city.
" %. Mrs. Hans. Zg5 f'rcnrh St. city.
:" 70, Sill " Baily. Red Lion Pa.
" -, AmosW, House, thadd's Fora.
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"Wednesday and Saturday
MORN as,
ATD \. NJ.

until thu entire stock is ,rlu burlng
tn" hour@ lliat Ii" Auction sal, is not
in progress, he store will IL. open a.
usual, day and evening. tor he nap"c-
ton Of goods ut private ,".,,.
Th" ,1uct II mrN, fresh and desirable.
and contains no old ~t"p-"on guud,, Of
amy Kind, rs the bGslur., has been
started within the ttat lau ..rHra, and
every dollars worth 81 .p"u> buugh,
wit hin that time.
An excellent opportunity for d'aIer,,
ana Tia" ntlOlI' G"u"ritN ~ S"Ntr' uu"
uuailIird b,r-[ans, a. t'DlroAa price.
Sale 20 be- rpnia"t"l t.; /. ". STD
nAM < sos, AuoliOnu,rr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13

To ~urr"r!ry X 'o. a; rh"tr photograph.
lH.I.u.,, 80 NH."r, n'.~.', AID have y
copied h"tur" il l,,ir- all oct. ru"l rar.
copy il Ia any >iH" at loss prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13
TIE TIDAL WAVE
Is COMING.
so is TIE
FINE CLOTHING COMING
TO HE
MISF|T PARL0RS.

We have just received a
few very fine 5 Button Coats
and Vests, made of the finest
French rib-trico, lined all
through with silk, cost S45;
will be sold for S22, there are
very few of them. Also, some
fine Edwin Harris Cashmere
SUITS, worth $50, that will be
sold for $40; and fancy Cas-
sImcrc and Chcviot suits
worth from SIS to SIS, will
be- sold from $40 to SD: also,
about 200 pairs Of ppnrs Of vari.
90, cradles, comprising all sorts
and kinds that will he sold 80
per cent. less than their value.
We hav" a few of those very fine
oF"rroat, left that we will sell for
less 'h"n cost before packing
them away. Those Wishing bar
cams had better call at once. You
Will llnd the makrr's naiuc on
some OF those iiuc goods.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13
HnrSE-AFTERNuON SESSION.

HOIl,t mel an ! 10 ~ m
Sneaker Rates iutrnlm".J , ,ro,os.d
amendment to Article VI Of tie Star,
Constitution, (beiur The Bar Asso,ia.
zion amendment loo comics of which
were ordered tn h. urint4d othar Nix
introduced and real a 1irst rim. ware
House hin to irrornnrate tha XIII
Branch Di,ch Cnmnanv. s.n.t. hi
authorizing th. annnint,yrnt Of rnu.ta-
hlas in Snnth III Enr,h N,r.InnI, -,
Hundreds Hons. bill rroI,irnp he ey.
peu.es att.ndiu, the srrnnI n,nlic,.
ZION for a new nnh,;r rn,d tn h, XXI h,.
p.titinr. w.r. ,,r,..,.,.,,,J ,rI r..f.rr,.,,
a. fnllnws, Frlru H..uia,mir + -
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-13
THIRD EDITION.
Legislative f.roeeedi ng..

CONTINUED FROM FIRST EDITION.
diction and powers vested by the law of
thia State in the Orphans Court" and
further amend by adding TO section IL
except that original process issuing
out OF the Superior Court shall be
limited to the county In which IL is
ID ,ued
SECTION IA is amended by striking
out the first period thereof to the word
each, and insert "the Chancellor and
Judges shall respectively receive for
Their services an annual compensation.
which shall be- paid quarterly, and shall
not he less than =, 800, but the General
Assembly may increase the cOmpensa-
ton OF all or an of them, and may
regulate and apporiion any such increase
according to Justice"
SECTION 81 is amended by inserting
in the second paragraph thereof, after
the word "hy,' the words such exc
cuior, administrator, guardian or 9TH
err and further amended by striking
out the words "Orphans' Court for the
County in the same paragraph and
inserting in the Court of Cllancrry for
the county in term or before the Chan
ttllor al Chambers, and adding the
following additional words "such ad-
,iustm"nt and settlement shall be final. !"
In SECTION - the words " Superior
Court are stricken out and the word,
Court Of Chanccry' substituted.
Said section is further amended by
adding thereto the following
"Snch appeal, in either case, may be
heard and decided by the Chancellor
sitting III term or at Chambers. The
Register shall have power to order is
sues or fact 10 be tried by a jury in the
Superior Court, as may be prescribed
by law, and further amended by strik.
ing out the words Orphans Court
andinserting " Associate Judge residing
in the County,"