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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
Our First MumbeI
FOR FALL.

You will see many adver.
tisements about large stocks
| of Fall and Winter Goods,
and each one will claim to
be ahead of their competitors
but we will be content to
let the readers OF the RE-
PUBLICAN know we have a
Larger Stock than usual, be-
cause our trade demands it,
and this is an evidence that
our goods are sold at as low
prices as elsewhere, or a lit
tie lower for same quality.
Our Children's Stock is
complete. We do not mean
by that to tell you we keep
the low price shoddy
goods, but we do have a
Good Quality at a very low
price, and yet we sell more
Of our Suits from Five to Ten
Dollars.
In our Boys Department
we have some very stylish
garments to show you, while
the young men cannot help
being pleased by making a
selection from our hobby
Styles.
We have over 20 Styles
to show you in our Mems
Department, and now, kind
reader, just visit US at your
earliest convenience and let
us show YOU our goods, and
see If it will not be to our
mutual interests to deal with
each other.
This does not give you
much Of an idea of our Stock,
but if you will stop in at 4th
and Market streets, at the
WI|m|ngtonCothIngHo House
it will give us great pleasure
to show you our goods and
prices. Yours,
Jno, v, Oiefendorf & Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13

" ENGLISH PENNY paper" we don't
tumble. The Morning News con-
struction is far misunderstanding like
the mountain laboring and bringing
forth mouse. As we don't publish u
Dutch, Irish, French, Scandinavian or
Choctaw paper, buta paper printed in
the English language, what else could
we say than an "English penny paper ?"
T. would be extremely awkward to say
- two cent penny paper" No, ee
do I "spe."
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
JOHN WANAMAKER.

Our people tremble meath
the weight OF momentous
secrets, enveloped in the
mass of packages that must
grow on till Christmas eve,
when we'll all breathe freer.
Till then, tortures and the
rack shouldn't draw them
from us ! We 90 farther
than the immortal G.. WV e
can tell neither lie or truth
either, when 'tisanent Christ
mas gifts for future delivery.
Some of the lower floor
items
Brass Goods, fire Sets, Sconces, &c.
and the cheapest Candlestick, with
prism, ever sold, 75c.
Table Lamps Baccarat, Faience
CClOred Bronzes, the finest variety in
town. The best make, $500 to 5000.
Whisk Holders, Wall pockets and
Fancy Artic IS in plush and embroid-
cry, zoe to s..
Fancy Baskets in quaint shapes, new
styles, 91c to si.2j.
Children Table Trays, 65 and SOC,
Bronze Goods, domestic, fancy figure
il elcctrp-pIae, 2.7O to $1,000.
Papier-mache, French work in Japa-
ncSe style, &c. 10 $500, bnt the $500 just
cut to $3.50.
Swiss Carved. work Desk Articles
Houses, Fancy Goods.
&c, Sc. 10 $1,000.
Singing Canaries, $500. Brass
Cage, o0c.
Cutlery and Silver Baskets, 25c. TO
sl.Oo,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
NOTIOEis.

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF THE COUNTY TREASURER, }
new CASTLE, DELAWARE,
December 10, 1883.
by authority Of a resolution Of the Levy
Court Of New Castle county, l, william Her
bert, Treasurer Of said county, was directed
to advertise for a loan OF forty thousand dol
lars at a rate Of interest not to exceed five per
centum per annum, the said loan being for
Almshouse purposes and redeemable In In
stallments Of ten thousand dollars each, as
follows, to wit, viz Ten thousand dollars
January l, 1850: ten thousa nd dollars Janu,
AIRY !, 1901: ten thousand dollars January !,
1901 and ten thousand dollars January l,
1908
Sealed proposals for all or any part Of said
loan will be received by the Treasurer up to
and including the 18th day Of december, A..
d., 1853.
The right to reject any or all bids dit be
deemed to the interest OF the county to doso)
is hereby reserved. Address New Castle,
Delaware. WILLIAM HERBERT,
decl0-u County Treasurer
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
Personal.

The Rev. James X Campbell, who
not long ago received a hearty and
unanimous call TO undertake the pastor
al Office Of the Presbyterian church at
Del, has entered upon his
labOrs there.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
John WANAMAKER.

We're putting together a
line of new holiday books
and their prices. Our prices
rather. For we don't know
that a book is born with a
price, any more than a baby
with a name. In a day or
two you'll have it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13

THE FIRST Tw steps have been taken
by the Republican party looking
tow .rds the election of the mex Preri
dent of the Tnit@l States. Tuesday,
June 3rd, has te"n fixed upon ~ the
time tor ms nomination, and htCago
Illinois, has been chosen as the place VI
his nomination. The next step will he
to choose the men to nominate him the
next to choose the ] an to be non ina
fed, and the next and most important
of all viii be to elect him. But eaCl
will follow in turr, and IN" man named
at Chicago on the third day Of next
June will be the next President Of the
Uui'ed States. On to Chicago, and
then on to Washington
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13

JAMES & WEBB are to be congratuia-
ted upon their success in the issue of a
Holiday Visitor" that will be read
and re-read, with the greatest of inter.
est, not only by the fifty thousand peo-
pie of Wilmington, but by thousands
outside of our favored city. The Visitor
Is in every respect q local production
and glstens all through with local in.
terest. The admirable illustration Of a
Christmas tree, though the thought has
been suggested by VIII Carleton , idea
of a "Christmas tree" il touched int"
aim OFT real lite by the artistic mind and
pencil of Howard Pyle The admirabI"
Christmas story that runs Through I's
pages is Local in its application, aud the
talented aud graphic writer Of il is Miss
Maggie f.. Carpenter n Wilmington
lady and graduate Of Whining on 5
high school, and every advertiser is Il
Wilmingtsnian. The Holiday Visitor
only comes 70 ~ once in year, but il
comes Wilming'Onian all over. The
publishers have made a decided hit, aud
we congratulate them without rhe aid
Of " Tickle you and yon.tickIc-me'
stimulants.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
Farm Sold.

Lewis Fell has ,o'd his farm Of S6
acres, situated in MiI Creek Hundred,
to Chan der Lamborr for $1,000.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13

Persons in search Of umbrellas, canes
or gossamerI would do well TO call at
Strang's emporium, 4th and Market
streets, and make II cir selection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
AT
John Wanamaker's S,
PHILADELPHIA.
THURSDAY:

Puzzled people, all. Some
as to what to get" Christ
mas appropriation made,and
jingling the dollars with a
Bland confidence. Others
as to " how to get it." Few
er dollars, not so Bland, and
want a deal Of stretching to
cover the nearest wants.
Now we're probably better
fixed to hep both elias ses.and
quickly and easily, saving
time, money and vexation,
than anybody you'll find in a
thousand-mile search You
may take a dozen evenings
OF brain botherment, and
make less Roadway, than in
an hours stroll over the nine
acre store. We defy you to
walk through with your
eyes open, and not see the
fitting thing for each name
on your list and for less than
the figures you've set. You
may put such an one aside
till you've passed round and
mayhap seen something bet
ter or cheaper.
Seeing the very article is
suggestive. You'll find more
things than you could ever
bring to mind, and new ones
that you'd never know Of
One stroll through and
you'll say so, too.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
NyOTICE-EL ECIION.
NATURALIZATION.

NOTICE-A PERSON FULLY 40.
~ quainted with double or single: entry
book keeping, and having spare evenings,
would take charge or assist in keeping set
of books. Books opened, closed or posted at
reasonable charges. Address Ledger"
this office. del2-6tt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13
PHILADELPHIA MAKkETN.

THEhP AND i' tl'-NO. lO3 Enst "1
" street. IL the plnce. Cone cary -
avoid the rush We have teen so bus! "
had not time ~ specify but we arc on thc WI
wave for fine groceries, at prices away I u"s
Remember We have pure butter Ol i, nost]
quality at 80 cents, at IG3 East sixth sns'1
DIES ct T. NJ. WlEh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-13

! \
EsSDGSik EyeIX:saaps Z. ssSaa .na..AI A.
Fo arE s. :aa Me- fi stsGnSss
on Earth samson;an Cad
inStreneth among al o.herG
aud Cemelts! Absolutely In
4 Ersakabls ;ns Inse! iiabst
n --Alwaysltnady- tlvayFI llrd;
Clues Chinn. (.Iusr, Wood
~ ~ - hard Cue TIPS and Cloth Marbs
Metals, Patches on Leather an)
Rubber Shoe, Brtc bra, Bod
~ ta isai EosSes tala 2t Hard iI X ~ :,
Sss: and fS :s,y.,.bSs I s 4 ...s
In 81 fsstls FsS;Hss;; Fms arI.ss
:ns dssSa fsasS ms ae saa's Is
Hsf b s.sr', g. S ss'sls h = 81
-. ss... e.tsa MslieS ONLY s. saaSiset M
IyoMEARs!A l.&!9!!l s;ss (: 3; y.
'atiape Hardware \ (' "'n y. IN,
Z.JAS. REI.T nth and Maryst. Win nat,
NARM AT PUBLIC SALE, THE sun
~ ecrtber will soil at Public Sale, or III,
premises, Ntua' cd In Christiana Humid red on
MONDAY, DECEMBER 81, 1899,
at O'Clock, I'm,
his farm containing one hundred and one
acres, more or less, and lies Oh tho road lead
ing from Rockland to Centefvtlie, five NILE,
from Wilmington. adjoining lands Of Henry
DUPONT, Henry Swayne, Daniel Haley,
Thomas bolton and Po1lson Chandler con.
veniept to churches, schools, mills, and with.
In quarter Of q mile Of Railroad Station. 90
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad .Ths
above is In high state Of cultivation. Good
buildings, frame dwelling, containing ten
rooms, good cellar, nevcr-ia.ling we'll, large
barn. eighty by thirty-fve feet. straw shed,
gu by q feet corn CRIB and carriage house
house. The above firm Is laid out in seven
convenient fields, al under good fence, good
apple orchard In full bearing, about Is acre.
otweodland, mostly CHI smut. Terms Ten
per cent cash: on day RI sale or its equiv
lent one-hRlf can lay on the premises, secu,
% In the usual way; tho balance on OF before
March 25th. 1884, when q de. and possession
Will be given. WILLIAM THOMPSON,
l.. W. SriDRAM Il SON, Au'ts.
DUBLIo SALE.
VIII 90 sold a. PuDic Sale, ~ the late resi-
dence OF VIM. W. Stewart, deceased, uea,
kirkwood, Del, on
THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20. 1883.
At O'Clock, a. M,
All the Personal Property Of said deceased,
NJ follows, to wit:
Ono good family mare. tour cows. one with
q calf by her side, the others will come 10
profit about the first VI the year.
A jump-seat carriage, good as new; mar.
ket dearborn, l sleigh, wheel rake, In CON.
plete order corn shelter, grain fan, plows,
Il Peacock; harruws, cultivatOrs, post ms.
chino and auger, shaving horse, cross-cu.
saw, pruning shears, crow bar, broad AKA
Iron wise, adzc, maui and wedges, grain bags,
scythe and cradle forks, RAGS, OK chains, I
bee hives, = barrels Of cider vinegar, hay BY
the ton. and many other articles.
Also the Household and Kitchen Furni
ture among which are large cook stove,
parlor stove, n morning glory heater, feather
beds. bedsteads and holdings, clothes presses.
cupboards and variety Of other articles
Terms at sale J. II STEWART. Admir-.
N. B.-The farm Of l6l acres will be offered
for sale at the same time. dl0-2tdltw
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
BRILLIANT.
Locals and Personals From up the
River.
.Speciat 10 the .Stmdny Register.

.Specim 10 the Srndoy Register.
BRILLIANT, April The election is over
and all is quiet. The Democrat ticket was
elected except assessor. John Dargue, the
Republican candidate, and worthy young
man, was elected to that office. We elected
our first Mayor, Richard Boyle being the
successful candidate.
The CITY Fathers met and were sworn in.
Now We can look ont for improvements.
Mrs. Clark. mother OF one Of our popular
young clerks, is spending few days with
him.
John Rodgers new dwelling is rapidly
nearly completion.
J. !. Mccormick, our popular railroad
Miss Clara Wallace, OF iammondsville, is
visiting friends in town.
John Dargue and +. A. kimball made a
trip to Salt Run to day.
&. w. Marshall and J. Robinson. two
mechanics from up the river are working
on the rolling mill.
Thos. Harris foreman OF the rolling
mill, moved his family up from Wheeling
Monday.
w. Ii. Wallace, grain merchant from
New Salisbury, made a visit to J. J. Nc
Cormick this week.
Our popular ferrymen have reduced the
Idtc lOI WI iiNhi 'N''S
burg and Brilliant.
W. II. Morgan leaves for Canton Monday
to take charge of the packing room in the
new glass works We are sorry TO lose such
citizens as Mr. Morgan. We hope that he
may return when our works start again.
Mr.. c. Clark made flying trip to his old
home, at Morristown. this week. We
wonder what took him?
Madame Rumor reports wedding some
time in the near future. She says 1t is q
member of the o. NJ. Club.
We suppose our new Mayor will have his
docket full for the coming year, as the
Temperance ticket was carried in Wells.
burg and the boys have to come over here
TO lea up.
The bills are ont for the musical festival.
We wish to make it q success. as we are
laboring for good cause.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
WEST ALEXANDER.
SpectdI 20 he Sunday Re1tster.

WEST ALEXANDER, Pa, April y. X.
Bostsford, Esq, Of your city, was out in
this vicinity this week among relatives
and viewing his late purchase.
The SUNDAY REGISTER, its readers and
agent, got a send of in the pulpit OF one OF
our churches on Sabbath last We think
no harm was done but rather otherwise. A
puff even from the pulpit was acceptable.
The d & 4. club held a meeting with
their fellow comrade Dave Frazier at the
Wheeling House" on "Wednesday even
ing last Among those present we noticed
Major F. G. Caldwell. OF your city; Col. j.
d. Wbetham, Of Valley Grove; z. L. Kim
minis. p. NJ, which Is postmaster) OF Elm
Grove Of the object Of the club We know
nothing, but believe it to be the uniting
their energies in the rich grazing and min.
eraI regions OF New Mexico and Arizona,
where they have been the past winter.
We learn that q livery stable is shortly
to be opened Up here. One is much need.
ed to accommodate the public at this
point.
A. L. Hupp with his smiling counte
nance was in town this week talking busi-
ness.
Robert Reed, who has been confined To
bis room for some time, is able TO be out
again.
Stone is being placed On Town hill. buI
the mud to the depot makes il almost i'm
passable for foOtmen. An effort should d
made tn complete the board walk.
Es3. May united twelve couples in mar
rage in March. On Sunday last he haf
four couples and tseveral during the week
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
BeLlAIRE SOCIETY.
The News Of the Social World tu the
class city.
Special 10 me S'Dad,w Register.

SPECIAL % N" SriHdIiy Register.
The cards are ont announcing the be.
trothal OF Miss Ida Lucks and Mr.. II.
Blumm.
Miss Ida Troll, of St. Clairsville, termin-
ated visit to friends here and left for her
home on Monday evening.
The Monumental fair has drawn we'll
all week, and has been very profitable.
The h. OF p. closed their very successful
fair on Wednesday evening.
The Forrest Dramatic Club propose to
give a select dance at their rooms in Cen
lral Block in the near future.
The Evening Stars danced at City Hall
on Saturday evening.
The Germania Dancing Club will enter
tain their friends at Central Hall on the
Goth inst.
L, 5 Woodbridge spent a few days this
week among Marietta friends.
Miss Jennie Kelley, of the first ward, is
the guest Of Miss Ida Troll, at st. Glars.
willie.
Mrs, Fred Strong is The guest OF friends
in ParkerSburg.
d. E. Long who has been spending his
vacation here, went back to college on Mon
day.
Mr. Carroll Deems, Of Columbus, is in
the city, called here BY the serious illness
of his mother.
Miss Scott Littleton and Miss Annie
Booth were married last Sunday at West
Alexander.
Jason Hobeussck, Of Martins Ferry. has
accepted q position in the Glass City drug
store, lst ward.
Miss Annie Bahr, of Wheeling. is visiting
Miss Nora Baker in the Fifth ward.
DR.. Whltops, Of GAINESVILLE, was in the
city on Friday.
DR.. Martin, OF Matamoras, is the latest
addition to the medical force OF the city.
Mrs. James A. Wells is visiting friends
in Columbus.
Sheriff l.. c. Sedwick was in the city on
business Friday.
Billy Cof1snd, the genial county audi
tor, is in the city.
Mrs. A. c. Dsrrah and Miss Abby Jones
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

are visiting at the residence of d. II. OAR
rsh, on Union street.
DR.. G. G. Mccullough will remove into
bis new office next week.
Another wedding in the Fifth ward is set
for some time in the early summer. 30
says Dame Rumor."
The public schools begin the spring term
on Monday.
Prof. Miller of the First ward school, spent
their vacation at the latter home in Ak
ron and returned to the city on Saturday.
Frapk Osborn, Of Wellsville, o., spent
Thursday among friends in this city.
Mr.. Campbell, OF Columbus, Ohio. is the
suest of Col. A. 2. Miller He attended
the Monumental Fair on Thursday even.
ing and treated the audience to some very
fine bass solos.
John Troll, OF St. Clairsville, is in the
city.
Miss Eva Johnson, of the First ward, en-
teTtsined number OF her friends FRIDAY
evening.
The fans the past week have crowded out
everything in the shape Of social amuse'
ment, and anything else than fair can not
be heard Of, and as that has become decid
tdIy old the society reporter Hnds himself
short OF items.
Chris. Wriggs gave 4 very select dance
TO a number OF his friends at his house, ia
the Second ward, last evening.
John W. Jones and wife celebrated the
twenty fifth anniversary of their marriage
at their home on Friday evening. The G..
A. L. attended in body and a royal time
was had.
Jpo. Henry and Elmer Coulson have gone
West.
Miss Allie Houston, OF the First Ward,
will entertain the Linean Literary Society
on Monday evening.
Miss Maggie Pierson, OF Gravel Hill, was
given a surprise on Friday evening. A
dozen couples of her friends called on her
with a band of musicand au elegant lunch,
and spen, the evening in tripping the light
fantastic
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
THE oynS.

Hear The Laughter Of the g,sis-
Pretty siyis:
what Q fund Of meSriInsnt each ruby ~
unfurls.
How they chatter, chatter, chatter.
In the bslmy houf Of night
While the STAN that oysf.Speteer
All the beaveus hSaF their chatter
In . soft and mild 6atNghS
Keeping time. time. time,
In torteS. kkndef thyme,
To the tintinnAbulatioA thsk, uoseaS&
ever puyA
From the girls girs, gtfls,
0irls, giris, giri1-
Prom the wild, cspststo0s. seees' l~es"
Ser the ffirting % the girlS-
How the softsned brain Of lover wtdly So"s
Through the macs Of ths ~.
Up and down the stately han.
And peTPafen; 49, ,a,ox al -
OF the fires
| Into which the false one hen hog d
| Esrh new viotim-ses the nsme-
| How II curis,
l Better far that they were curiA
! Than fall victim 70 the girt.;
10 the prsttie and the rattle
OF the giTls, girls, giflA-
Of the giIlG. girls, Stns, gifhs
Girls, girls, girls s,hs
To tbs sackinS and hssItrsekng " '.'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
A World ofGoOd.

One OF the most popular medicines DOW
before The American public, is Hop Bit
tiers. You see it everywhere. People take
it with good effect. 1t builds them up. It
|. not as pleasant to the taste rs some other
Bitters. as il is not 8 whisky drink. 1t is
more like the old,fashioned bone set tea,
that has done a world Of good. II yo1
don't feel Just right, try Hop Bitters.-
NnndQ New,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
MINeO JUNCTION.

factory last week. The mills running
steady, and all departments will be on TO-
morrow.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08
TIE "DaAe"

is on the corner, supporting the pillars Of
be billiard parlors, assisting 10 advertise
Establishments. in fact, in every conveniext
niche along the fashionable thorop ghfsre.
superbly impersonating the character Of .
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Mrcauley's has been occupied oil week
by the comic opera. Pords English Comic
Opera holding the boards the first thrs'
nights and McCaulrs Comic Opera from the
Bijou Theater, New York, the last three.
The former troupe opened with Iolanthe
Monday evening and made such hit that
by special request this iibretto was repeat
ed Wednesday evening In the place OF Aef'
~ War, although assigned for the mstinee.
The cast was different in tbree essential
points from that presented ut wheeling
Miss Mary Bockel, who psrsooated loian'
the in your city, represented Phyllis very
charmingly. being replaced In the foSn.f
character By Miss Louise Kissing. whose rem
dition wss attractive and artistic. @. w. Den
ham, whose Lord Chancei lor was % mir ID
compelling, was not with the troupe, SUE
ceeded by Mr.. Samuel Reed, Who sup
ported that difficult role very crsdjtabiy.
McCaulTs Comic Opera presented lie
cocq's latest success, Heart and Hand
THURSDAY and Friday evenings and Sstur'
ufdsy matinee. and the Sorcerer Saturday
evening. The troupe is . superior one
and played 10 crushed houses, especially
Friday night. which with. Monday night.
Queen Fashion has assumed - especially
her own. Heart and Hand, Is . very hand
some libretto. repiete aid sparkling with
gems Of satire aud bumor and captivating
music.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-04-08

Is usually beauty. This is Of course an
exsggerstion. but the latter Is the language
of the day. 1t il undoubtedly true that
there are remarkable number Of besuti-
fpl women in this city. They are more
apt to be brunettes than blondes, though
the latter are not infre4uent. A medium
stature, though often petite, . graceful,
plant figure. small hands and feet, . rich,
clear complexion, laughing eyes OF what.
ever color, and . dashing verve Of man
ners ere the usual incidents to the type Of
feminine beauty, which is universally cell
ebrated. There Is not so much devotion
10 cosmetics as is generally supposed. To
be sure there are some artistic delettante
in face painting As well ~ china paint-
ing. but IL Is not general. Fourth avenue
is the grand promenade, from Broadway to
Main street The Louisville beauties, some.
times with escorts bat again in groups, can
be seen any pleasant day, bat especially
after the mAtinees, sauntering up and down
the gsy promenade, handsomsly and taste.
fully oostumed. presenting % ravishing q
spectacle to the perceptive masculine eye
ss could possibly be desired. Nor Is this
ostentstion Of dress and natural char ms.
this parade Of loveliness incarnAte, lost
upon the desert cir.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-06-02
RUSSIA.

LONDON, June 1.-The Pail Mall Gazette
publishes letter dated May "a, from the
Nihilist, Stepniak, another of the ''under.
ground Russians" in which the writer
says: 'The car will not be moIestea al
the coronation because the system of at.
tacks to create terror have been replaced
by plans for coup d'etat and attempts at
revolt
Moscow, June 1.-The imperial regalia
used on the occasion of the coronation
was returned to the KremIin with great
ceremony. A state banquet was given to-
night to the mayors of the city and mem
bers of the nobility. Waddington aud Gen.
Won Stanweitz, French and German rep
resentatives at the coronation, will give
banquets Sunday to foreign representa-
tives.
KEEL, June 1.-The vessels to leave next
week for China are those recently built for
the Chinese government, not German YES
sells. They will take out supply of tor
pedoes. The vessels will be inspected
before they leave here by captain of the
German navy, and be navigated to Shang-
hal by German seamen, who, after the yes
sells have been handed over to the Chinese
authorities, will go on board the vessels of
the German squadron in Chinese watesr.