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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
NEWS SU NMARY
THE INDIANS WILL. ON THE
MOVE-CHELDREN TO BE PRO.
TECTED IN MILl.s, ETC.

The latest advices from San Carlos,
Arizona, are to the effect that Two
bands Of Chiricaliua Indians enered
the reservation on Saturday, and ut
noon of that day were within two uiles
Of the agency, moving in the dir "tion
Of Globe. COuriers were sent to t;lob4
to warn the miners and settler. a
telegram from Lorisburg says that
nothing has been heard of Captain
Black and his company, and it is feared
they have been "ambushed and ami
hilated." 1t is believed that the Mexi-
can troops will cooperate with Ours in
pursuit of the hostles in Arizona
The Attorney Generals opinion on
the subject of the Presidents power to
I'LL the vacant Postmaster1ienerlls lship
is understood to be in effect that the
President can make one temporary des-
lgnation for Ten days only, but that the
First Assistant Postmaster-General can
lawfully act as Postmaster-General for
ten days without such designation"
This construction allows the President
twenty days from the date of the vacan-
cy within which to make the appoint-
lnent. 1t is now said the President
Vii' iip' tIIt uUIll
after his return from Florida.
The dstillers Of Louisville yesterday
received a despatch from j. 7. Pratt,
Secretary of the National Wine and
Liquor Association, who is in Ottawa,
saying that the Dominion Government
has decided to admit the importation of
whisky from the United States. He
says !: "The order is prepared, vii be
issued tomorrow or next day, bnt
make no more until you hear from me
as to details
In Philadelphia yesterday the Society
to Protect Children from Cruelty adopt
ed the resolutions ofthe Executive Com
mittee for the enforcement of the law
against the employment of children of
tender years in mills and factories.
During March ~ cases of cruelty or
neglect, involving the custody Of III
children, were investigated.
The Civil Service Commission will
spend next month in New York in
specting the methods of doing the pub
lie business in the pOst-Ottice and Gus
tom house there. 1t is said the Presi-
dent suggested to them to visit these
offices before submitting to him thefr
rules, which are nearly completed.
Two strame have arrived AZ st.
Johns, Newfoundland, one with $1,000
old seals, the other one with 1000
young ones. Eight steamers are a.
ready loaded at the fisheries, and an
unusually coed season is expected.
DO sandwiches come from the sand
wich Islands? ? OF course not, but
always comes from ne
elected colds. A bottle of Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup taken in time will save
much suffering.
An exhibition of marine products
and fishing implements was opened in
Toxic, Japan, on the LIST inst. "Fifteen
thousand varieties of fish ad other pro-
auctions from sea, lake and river
We're displayed.
At Recreation Park, yesterday, the
Base Ball Club in the
opening game of the season, defeated
the Ashland Club, of Manayunk, by
score of II to 0.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
A Careless Driver.

About noon yesterday, a man some
what under the influence Of liquor
drove up Shipley street ina reckless
manner, colliding with everything in
his way. Officers Pierson and Morri-
son gave chase in a buggy ard overlook
him in the vicinity of Eighth and Rod
ney streets, after he had driven over
pavements and narrowly escaped run
ming into other teams. He objected to
accompanying the officers, but they
succeeded in getting him to the hall,
where he was locked up. AT tn" hear
ing last evening he gave his name ~
James Hannigan, and the Mayor, after
hearing the testimony Of the officers,
imposed fine of s. and costs
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
ONE YEAR OLD.
The First Anniversary Of the vii.
snineeOnlan.

One year ago last Saturday, the vii
mingtonian made its appearance in thi
city, and its growsa during that yea
has been so rapid and its prosperity q
great, that the publisher, DIR. II. {
Snitcher, determined to celebrate tn
event of its first anniversary by tn
gathering of a few of his friends and ;
supper. The affair took place las
evening at Weaver's dining saloons, No
7O6 Market street. and was gran,
success in every particular.
The table was set in the large uppel
saloon and the supper was served ir
Weaver's best style. Among thost
present were the kevs. A. n Keigwir
and J. l.. Estlin, Professor W A. Key
nolds, Councilman A. =. Beecher, The
Rev. &. II. Sentman, editor of the Con
ference Worker; DIR. II. Il. Wilson
DIR. 4. A. keables Prof c. B. Rhoads
Mr.. Brown, John w. Diefendorf, j. T.
Nicholson, associate editor of the vii.
mingtonion j. B. Bell, Of the Sunday
Star; II. f.. Bach, of the Morning News;
j. Is. Cheyney, Every Evening W. II.
Hill, Gazette William K. Long, of the
REPUBLICAN and John W. Guyer,
printer of the Wilmingtonian.
DR.. Snitcher presided, and John II.
Dietendorf, assisted az vice chairman
and toast stmaster. After the many deli
cacies on the table ha,l been disposed OF
the feast Of reasO was inaugnrated by
vice chairman Diefendorf, who, after
congratulating Dr. Snitcher on the
gratifying success Of his spicy little
weekly, announced as the first toast,
" The Wilmingt 'nian,' which was re-
sponded to by DR.. Snitcher. who read n
carefully prepared article giving his
reasons for commencing the publica-
ton, and promising what its course
should be in the future. Mr.. Nichol-
son also responded in a neat speech,
in which he showed the necessity which
existed in this city for journal like the
Wilmingtonian.
The "Pulpit," was responded to by
Revs. Mr.. Keigwin and Estlin. The next
in order was "the Medical Profession" ="
to which DR.. Keables replied by a
speech, in which he compared the Will
mingtonian to a year old child, and
said that he had noticed within the
past two weeks that it had cut it's
teeth, and had already used them in IN
effective manner; which was, to his
mind, conclusive proof that the infant
journal was healthy and we'll deve-
oped. The next toast, ''Tho Press"
was responded TO by j. b. Bell of the
Sunday Star, William II. Hill, of the
Gazette, and the other representatives.
of the press. Education, was replied
to by Professor Reynolds, who spoke in
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

HAESlSHVKG. Pa :, April Ex-senator
Cameron arrived at Harrisburg yester-
day afternoon, looking almost ~ vigUr-
on, ~ ever il" is ,toppin, with his sou
James, 1T the residence Of his bruth"r
ill-law, Colonel Mccormick. On " "d.
nesday morning he will 20 to phlIaLrI-
Illia. From there ne will arculupd"S
hi son to Trinity College, "hr" 1h"
youth is to be put to study. The SrnItur
declines to speak about the rumors Of
his intended resignation.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

On the 18th of this month A. j.
Simpson, Of Baltimore, Supreme Presi-
dent, and other officers Of the Supreme
Council, will visit this city and organize
Grand Council Of the Order. There
are at present three fourishing tOun-
ellis, with "A prospect Of organizing
several others in a short time. The
names of the three Councils are, Har-
inony Council, which meets in the Cav
throp Building; Laurel Council, Nc
CIary Building; and Washington
Council, Friendship Engine House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
NcrXelCsA Men.

Is there under the face of heaven a
more pititul sight than man who has
lost nerve power and vim? And why
is the sad spectacle so common? Be.
cause diseases of the kidneys, bladder,
liver, and urinary organs are so preva-
lent! There is really no need of it,
either. Hunts Remedy, the great kid
ney and liver medicine, is positive
cure for even the worst maiades of this
class. Many a man, who has lost
nerve, vigor, manhood, energy-every-
thing that makes life worth living-has
been quickly and fully restored by
HINTS Remedy,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
MINED I'm the Ruy1,

About . O'Clock last evening officer
Xerbey received information that II
prize fight had been arranged between
two young men of this city and was to
take place last evening, south of Market
street bridge. He Immediately hurried
to the place and end"avorcd to conceal
himsrlfuntil the principals made their
appearance, but no doubt the young
men were on their guard and had
watchers who signaled them to keep
ont of sight. Quite crowd had assem-
bed, who, when they found an officer
was in the vicinity, dispersed in differ
rut IirertiOns
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

Peculiar naine for a firm isn't it :.
Well, there is such firm in New York
Paper hangings is their business. They
promise to deal in nothing but the lat
est and best designs all the time Being
,iobbers and manufacturers both, they
have an opportunity to do as they prom
ise. Rosn & Bro, 900 w. Second
street, have full line of their goods,
besides II other manufacturers. Call
on them, ANA you will be convinced that
they do and have all they advertise.
Largest stock, trst-Class workmen, and
genuine guarantee.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
The Competing Line From Balti.
more.

The Philadelphia Record says The
reports which have been repeatedly cir
culatcd in connection with the Philadel.
phia and Chester County Railroad, and
its purchase by the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company, were revived on
Saturday with the additional rulnor
that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company had acquired control of a
street passenger railway company
which has charter privileges emitting
it to use steam over its line.
The Gray's Ferry Company is said to
be the one indicated, although coupled
with this statement is the assertion
that the West End Passenger Railway
Company has a charter wide enough
TO be made available for the purpose
ofa through line from Baltimore to New
York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

An order has been ISSUED by III" p,
W. 4 Il, K. Il. Company directing that
on and after May the lst next, the con-
ductors ON that road will run through
from Philadelphia 10 Washington, ii
being expected that the double ack on
I he Baltimore and Potomac road will
be rompl"trd by that time, Heretofore
these rOnductorS have run only be
tween Philadelphia and Baltim more.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

Prof. James II. Cr,bb'- rntertain-
men, at Odd Fellows Hall to-morro"
night promises to be "big affair. y
The tickets are selling very rapidly.
To see the Professor Az "FarIner
Smith" will be worth the price of ad-
mission. A host of volunteers will ap-
prar, among which is Little Lizzie, "
the child wonder, aged 4 years. Ad-
mission ~ cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

The cigar makers of Pittsbnrg, il is
nnonnced, will strike on the lst Of
Nay.
The differences between the ralf-kid
anners and the firms of Knlpe Il Her
hann and Louis Schumann Il Son,
philadelphia, still remain unadjusted.
About $500 bricklayers in Chicago
Ptruck yesterday for s. per day, and
work on all the principal buildings in
folrse o! erection was stopped.
Five hundred lahorcrs employed on
he Shamokin, Sunbury and Lewis
burg Railroad, in Pennsylvania, struck
yesterday for $50 per day, an hvanc"
pf % cents.
1t is stated that the unemployed
lands of John Mundell Il Co., Phil
d"Iphia, have submitted their cas-" t."
thc Arbitration Committee Of Knight
I"f Labor.
Ih" employing bricklayerA in New
|na'"n have granted the demand Of
'h'ir men for 1913 per day, with the
understanding that if the men work
|ohIy nine hours on Saturday they shall
lose one hours pay. The men have
agreed to this.
;, a meeting Of the .Journeymen l!ouS"
raali,nters' Association, Of Philadelphia
VIII be held this evening to consider the
question Of wages. II wasr ported that
one shop had yesterday aGced"l to the
ue nand Of S3 per day, and that the
men were at work.
lhe tobacco manufacturers of Lynch
onrg Virginia, at "a meeting yesterday
rejected proposition of the strikers to
resume at modified prices, and
refused to treat fur her with their a.
"ciation. White labor was yesterday
introduced into two more factories, and
'he man ufacturrrs have sent for skilled
"n'Fa1ives to train these. The strikers,
VINO number 200, are believed to be re-
ctlVlng assistance from outside.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

Daniel McCusker is still at the old
stand, No PIG West Second street. lie
is getting in his large spring stock OF
fine shoes of different kinds, such as
fine kid and lasting tOXed huttonrd,
mems fine calf buttoned, and fine laced,
misses and chiIdrrn'S fine buttoncd, and
MImdells solar tip shoes Of all kinds,
all Of which he will sell at the lowest
cash prices, Give him "a call and you
will get well suited and save money.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
Free Cakes

ut Pickles -four store, corner Fifth and
King streets, Friday and Saturday,
April 9th and 1th. Pound cake, crul-
l"rS and white corn griddIr cakes given
away. Everybody should come aud
taste them. Made from Groves Pre-
pared Raising Flour, Corn Flour and
Buckwheat, for which ". u. Pickles is
agent for this city.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
FtyeDOllars For Libel.

CINCIS MATT, April 1.-The case OF
G.. K. WahIe vs.. the Cincinnati Gazette
Company for 800, 600 dan ages for libel
terminated to-day in favor ofrhe plain
tiff, the damages being assessed at five
dollars, The matter complained of was
il the Cincinnati Gazette
while Mir. Wahlr was Postmaster, and
hal reference to his refusal TO forward
the Gazci through the mail for non-'
aymcnt OF postage.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

Powell Bros. have uu their stall in
Third street market a lot Of excellent
Delaware shad and herring, in addition
to their usual variety OF the tinny tribe.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April
81 A. M.
THE WEATHER REPORT FOR TODAY.
For the Middle Atlantic States :
slightly warmer, fair weather in north
ern portions, light rains, followed by
slightly warmer, clearing weather in
southern portions, light variable winds,
rising, followed by falling barometer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

been at Mullin * Sons, Sixth and Mar
ltet, and seen their elegant stock Of
clothing? Their stock Of piece goo Is
for merchant tailoring is well worth an
inspection, and they will be much
pleased to show them to you.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
First Annua, Bali.

The first annual biII of the German,
Butchers Association was given il rar
German Hall last night The atienl.
anre was large and the affair very rn.
l"yahI", nothing occurring to mlrihe
OCCASION. The march was lei by
Charles MammeIc and Miss Hannah
Sto"ckIe, followed by about thirty
couple.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

President Of the State Medical society
Of Georgia, Member Athenrc EoSai de
BruN"llcS, etc, ETC., says "The re-
suits obtained by me from Liebi. Go. $
Coca Beef Tonic in my practice are
indeed tlatt"ring.' Invaluable in pa.
raly ySis, dyspepsia, debility, catarrh
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

A fresh lot Of fine shad and herring,
rock, perch, haIibnt, etc, which can BE-
,ound on Wednesdays and Saturdays
at his stalls, Second aud King streets.
VIM. Pennell.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

The sick man who went in cold water,
Was crazy---s" said his daughter
Rheunatics seized him,
And nothing eased him,
Till ST, jacobs Oil cured as II oughtcr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
TOKEN OF ESTEEM.
ssENT BY THE II. 4 II. co. ~
DUILDER0-A COMPI.ErE
0URPBIOE.

short time ago Edward Nahoney,
has been Superintendent of the
q & Hollingsworth Company
partment for . number OF years,
led his resignation TO take effect
Ie list Of the present month. Mr..
ney resigned for the purpose of
hing u sir lilar position in one of
|estern Car Works. Upon learn
the resignation, the employees Of
Ir shops, who always held Mr.. Ma
in the highest esteem, determin-
bon presenting him with lasting
Of their esteem, something
kgh which In future years he could
up pleasant rccollections Of the
bcordingly committee, consisting
Peyton G. West, Edward Robinson
Edward w. Greeves, were appoin-
|o select a suitable testimonial on
IF of the employees. The commit
liter some consultation as to what
I'D be the present, selected from
hard & Dawson q massive swing
Iilver pitcher. The pitcher swings
h a solid silver base containing "A
Ir waiter, upon which stands gob-
md slop bowl, gold lined. The
her bears the inscription
Press nled
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
knle OF Carriages.

Persons who wish to purchase first
class carriage, ut "A reasonable price,
should attend the sale in front of Han
son 5 livery stable, on Fourth street, to-
morrow morning at ten O'Clock.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
PENSION CASE.
The Action Of Commissioner
Dudley.

for Inc REPUBLICAN.
RESPECTED SIRS:--In your issue OF
the 23rl of March you speak Of the
rejection ofa claim for pension by q
citizen Of Wilmington and say that In
very many instances the Pension Law
has become almost nullity by tho
action Of the Pension Commissioner, if
he Commissioner Dudley) can procure
any one to aid him in preventing the
claim being granted. In proof Of this
you cite the case Of citizen of this city
a few weeks ago, who had been rejected
on account of IA carbuncle during the
war, which destroyed great portion of
the muscles of the neck and shoulders
of the claimant, for which disability he
was considered unfit for duty, and dis
charged from Armory Square Hospital
in 1865 by DR.. Bliss.
Without entering into the merits of
this case Gin " hich was the attorney, ,
Twill simply state that as far AS my i'll
dividual Judgement extended, thought
the case well deserved "a pension. But
| did not hear the inside evidence And
then again there may be some mistake
that will hereafter rectify the matter
Colonel Dudley is opposed to granting
pensions. He himself will do personal
ly what is right, and so will Major
Clark, his assistant, and Mr. Fisher,
his Chief Clerk, and numerous other
gentlemen aJout 'he Pension office.
Thercare now approaching six hundred
Thousand c..scs which have been and
will be adjudicated at the Pension
office, and Messrs. Dudley, Clark, and
Fisher cannot attend to the whole of
them, ana injustice will sometimes oc-
cur.
There ARE witnesses opposed to pen
sion as well As those in favor Of il, and
each one sometimes makes erroneous
statements, that viii sometimes mystity
the examiners. II Col. Dudley, MajorI
Clark or Mr.. Fisher, Cor any Of the
other gentlemen ol the pension Office,
learn Of any injustice in the Pension
Office, they will promptly reotify it,
when the ease is laid before them.
| have been sick, confined to my
bed, or | would have answered this be-
fore. Yours, &c, FRANCIS VINCENT.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

Don't make any mistake about your
garden seed. To get them fresh and
good, go to Crippen's, No. 8 East Second
street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

You can get half and whole sheet
posters at satisfactory prices at the RE-
PUBLICAN office. Call and get our prices.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
FOund d.

A bunch Of keys was picked mp near
Third and Lombard streets. The owner
can have the same by calling at this
Office.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

The circulation Of the REPC BLICAF
Ii over Il IOu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03

Robert G. Ballard, alias Henry c. Bull
lard, alias W. G. Russell, alias Henry
&. Malthy, a notorious swindler and
bgamist, was arrested by detectives
on Sunday, in New York. He is de-
scrihed as " looking like clergyman,
and is about so. years of age He used
10 operate on the banks by depositing
worthless checks and then drawing
amounts varying from 800 to $500, and
for these transactions he Is wanted in
Philadelphia, Boston, Washington and
TarrytOwn. He is also known to have
at least three wives, one Of them living
in Poughkeepsie, the others in New
York. The Bankers Association of
that city had offered a reward of 81 900
for his apprehension.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03


The market on Madison street open,
tomorrow.
Ex-City Treasurer Francis Vincent /,
| i'll.
The police will appear in their SUN
mer uniforms on May LIST.
The Board of Health meets this even
ing in regular session.
The RI. Rev. Thomas A. Becker, will
lecture in the Catholic Church, New
Castle, Thursday evening.
Six Delawareans graduated az physi-
clans at the Academy of Music last
evening.
Benjamin f. Duncan has been gran
ted letters of administration upon the
estate Of Martha Duncan, late of Mill
Creek Hundred.
Z. Pickels denies the report that he
has withdrawn rs candidate for City
Assessor and Collector Of the Northern
District.
Paste this in your hat THAT the
first grand reception Of the Adonis
Social Club comes off Wednesday, April
1lth, in the Lecture Room Of the Grand
Opera House "
James II. George, who occupied "A
farm near st. Georges, has removed to
the Cook property, below New Castle,
and engaged in the horse and cattle
trade.
Pusey w. Jackson, who carried on
business in onr city a few years ago is
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-04-03
Edward MAhoney
DlOyees OF the Harlan 4 Hol.
lingswOrth Co., Car shops,
wilmington, Del, April, 1883.

IingswOrth Co., Car shops,
viImingtO ton, Del, April, 1883.
he goblet also contains Mr.. Maho.
Is monogram. A few moments after
whistles hlowed 4 o'clock last even
the work,nen gathered around an
bromptu platform to witness the pre-
a,ion. Almost simultaneously Mr..
honey appeared escorted hy An
G. Wilson, Peyton G. West and
ward Robinson, and AZ he did so the
sent was placed upon the platform,
uncovered. Mr.. Hargis then
unted the platform, and spoke as fol.
|s:
Mr.. Mahoney-I have been request
by my fellow workmen Of the car de-
ttment Of the Harlan 4 Hollings.
)rth Company to present you with
magnificent ice pitcher with their
hpliments. 1t comes, sir, from the
be and sinew and is intended IN "A
kcere manifestation OF our regret at
bur departure from ns M our superin-
bdent. Time after time, when clouds
emed to lower upon us and the
eahed lay Off seemed imminent, has
/ simple information that yon were
her on the road or had just returned
b,n n trip inspired MS with hope and
hfdcncc and soon have we realized
u these tracks were filled with sills.
)sides, sir, It's worthy Of mention as
jlrrent remark among us that when
faSion called for personal intercourse
It'll you that the most gentlelnanly
h! courteous attention and audience
krkcd the interview. Occasions sim
)r 70 this are too frequently but hollow
r' kerirs prompted by sinister motives;
y this, sir, is true expression of re-
and appreciation, regret your de-
= )rNrr from among rs and apprecia-
pn Of y"nr gentlemanly treatment
r rds Us and while we sincerely
)ls that success will attend you from
Pnr nr" base Of operations We hope AS
|e,I 'lla' the same sentiments and ieel-
IT, which pervade the employees of
|c Harlan x Hollingsworth Company
"h> will possess your subordil.atcs in
'ur new sphere. Accent this, then,
r, with our best wishes !; itisa thing
beauty may it prove 10 you n joy
rrvcr."
The recipient was 20 much overcome
I his feelings that it was with diff
'ulty that he could find words to ex-
css himself, but in IA brief and feeling
ecch he declared his appreciation of
"d feeling upon the part Of the men
no had been under his superintend-
ce and stated that he had never had
ythIhg to give him more pleasure
an this token Of good will and express
IN Of regret at the coming separation.
conclusion he simply said: 4" | thank
II "