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Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
The Cxar's COruatlOn,

MOSCOW, May, 2.--The special em
bassy which will represent France al
the coronation Of the Gar has arrived
here. The windows from which view
may be had Oft the principal ceremony
on the day OF the coronation are helms
rented at prices ranging fOm 100 to
900 roubles each. The police require
the persons hiring them TO give salts
and will permit LO one to occupy win
dow on tine day OF the coronation until
proof has been furnished that they have
no suspicious articles on their persons.
They have even forbidden the carrying
of oranges into the buildings from
which view may be Obtaine., as they
fear sham articles containing dynamite
and intended for use as bombs may get
into the houses and be used against the
Gar.
The Emperor and Empress have
given reception to the special foreign
Embassies which have arrived here to
attend the coronation. The weather
to-day was fine. The city presents a
brilliant and picturesque scene. Many
delegates have arrived from countries
in Asia.
The house of the Governor is covered
with garands of roses, plants and
lamps. The Grand Duke Nicholas AL
exandrovitch held II congress of repre-
sentatives Of the foreign press at the
Grand Hotel. NJ. Waganotf acts AZ a
kind of censor. Few press representa-
tives have availed themselves Of the
hospitality Of the government rs re-
CARDS free board and lodging.
M. Waganotf conducted the press
representatives through the Cathedrals,
Kremlin and Palace, passing by the
quadrangle in the arsenal, between the
Troitra and Nicolai gates, where hun
dreds of pieces of artillery taken from
foreign foes are arranged in rows.
The banqueting hal. in the Palace is
decked with costly plate chief
ly gifts from foreign Princes, and also
presents sent by Queen Elizabeth and
Charles III. to former Cars.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22


The Philadelphia Times to-day says
" Mrs. Langtry arrived in this city AT {
O'Clock last evening. So did Frederick
Gebhard Mrs. Langtry went to the
Bellevue Hotel and asked to be assign
ed TO tie apartments she occupied hen
there earlier in the season. Instead Vi
getting them she was sent to smaller
rooms Il floor higher up The beauty
protested against such rec, p'i"n, and
apparently coutd not understand why
The people in In. room she wanted could
not be elected to make room for her.
When she learned ihat il wa, lInpos-
Sibie to get tn" rooms She wan'cd she
ici, the house il, high dudgeon ma went
to the Hotel Lai"5 5,Itr.
This Interference III her arrangement !,
retarded her arrival at tn" Opera H"u,,
untinearly eight O'Clock, and as she
required half an hour to make her
stage toilet for Galatcl, the curtain
coalh not be runs mp until after $50.
The small audience present became
restless long before the performance he
gan and manifested their disapproval
OF the delay by clappng their hands,
stHmping and pounding the floor with
umbrellas.
Runor had it that the delay behind
the scenes was caused bv the meeting
OF Mr.. Grhhard and William Sanford in
the lobby Of the theatre. Th story,
however, proved gronndleSs, and there
is nu reason To believe that the men
will, in Philadelphia, continue the fight
they began III the Hotrl Brunswick,
New y rk. On that occasion Mr.. Gtb-
hard called Mr.. 5 nford bad names and
it is said that he punched Frederick :
head once or twice.
Mr.. Gebhard was seen last night, bur
he declined to say anything about the
alteration with Mr. Sanford. He did
not put in all appearance ut the Opera
House during the evening, unless it
was at the stage door.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
United States COur,.

Tue United States District Court
opened yesterday morning with Judge
bradford on the bench. The injunction
case OF Isaac n. Mills, against Wicker.
sham & Hughes was called, but as the
counsel or neither side were present, the
case was continued until next Friday,
to which time Court adjourned.
The cases Of libel against the steamers
Republic, Samuel NJ. FELTON, and Major
Reybold are to come up on Thursday,
May 81. Levi G. Bird, ESQ, is counsel
for the Republic, Attorney
Gray for the FELTON, and Anthony IIig-
gins, Esq, for the Major Reybold.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
A Card Of Thanks.

Fearing | might be considered un.
grateful for the tatrcring vote | rcceiv,
ed last Saturday for nomination for the
office D. City Assessor ard Collector OF
the Northern District, have chosen
this medium to publicly thank all my
friends who 50 generously supported me
for he position for which was Il can
didatc. In return for the Kindness
and partiality shown towards n.e, |
can only promise that if elected will
endeavor to perform my duty in such a
manner AZ to cause no regrets on the
part of my friends that they gave mt
their support. +. +. MOODY.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Battalion Drill Last Might.

The monthly battalion drill Of the
First Battalion, Firs, Regiment, ID. V.
NJ, took place in the armory last night,
with Major Curtis in command. A
Company, American Rifles, comman-
del by Lieutenant Smith, was the ban
ner company. Captain Rice was in
command of c Company, DUPONT
Guards and Lieutenant Kare in COM
mand Of f Company, Postles Rifles
Orders for the battalion for memorial
day were read by acting Adjutant
Hart. The men are directed to assem-
bic at headquarters at 1.3O p. III. The
First Regiment Band will report to the
Adjutant l5 minutes later.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
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| sun rises 4.4o. Sun sets .US.
Ohristteld X Best.
A Journalists Club--the lead pencil
Pure Maple Sugar and Syrup y9c. store.
q. s. Humphrey h Bro. one-price hatters.
Millard +. Davis, the Jeweler, Z. End st.
sand witch--a pretty girl In bathing cos
| tune.
Cupping and leechinx by Parker, lu3 /.
Second street.
For cut flowers and funeral designs, 40 tt
64S Market street.
Call and get estimates for printing at the
REPUBLICAN Office.
| Thurow Weed never laid up IL dollar un
| I'll he was 90 years old.
Fine IL K. Plain Gold Rings. at f. n
| Hanfs, Is E. +th street.
Cyrus Field Is now the only New York
| finaIcier with an organ.
Doctors blanks speciality at the REPUB
LIcAE Office. Prices away down.
The Chicago ministers deprecate the low
moral tone of the daily papers there.
For good cheap hydrant hose, go to Rhoads
McComb 4th and Orange streets.
For nice dinner in private dining room
20 to the Malta House, 103 L. Water street.
For good and pure butter, go to II. H.
| Moore, Stalls " and "a Second street mar.
ket
The bill Of fare at the Malta House. 1O3 e.
Water street, is pronounced the best in the
city.
Try the 81 i'm Baker Rough and Ready
chewing tobacco at Mullins, 525 W. Front
street.
Books bought, sold and exchanged. Also
Seaside Library and Stationery No. 1 W.
9th street.
The quantity of blood existing in the hu-
man body at any given moment is from 80 TO
10 pints.
The Laps are rapidly decreasing in number.
The population Of Lapand is now given as
only II, 900.
The subterranean telegraph system in Ger
many has been extended over 200 points and
is working satisfactorily.
The true grandeur of humanity is in moral
elevation sustained, enlightened ana deco
rated by the intellect Of men.
DIR. DarmOn while absent from his office,
500 Market street, Wilmington. Del. can be
found ut his office 1874 Calnac street, Phila.
'lail Hamilton says that Mormon Is a
husband who harnesses his wives abreast, and
a man who has been a widOwer three times is
one that drives them tandem.
A new industry in Japan is said to be that
of lacquering plaster so as to resemble mar
ble On basis of clay this lacquer work is
especially novel and effective.
W. W. Woodward, 9th and Tatnall Streets
is selling feather beds. pillows and holsters
at 80 cents pound, and best husk mattresses
with cotton tops for $3. so to close business.
&c. Bryant, of the Malta House, can fur
nish Wehstcr's and Worcester's largest and
latest Unabridged Dictionary on the in
stallment plan of small weekly payments.
Call on J. c. Bryant, or send postal card to
the REPUBLICAN Office.
Harvest Home range is the best cook stove
In the market. We warrant it every time.
You may be disappointed you buy another
stove, but the Harvest Home always gives
entire satisfaction. 1t has the Duplex CRATE.
the best CRATE ever made. II. F. Plckels. h
East 4th street
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
safe and Reliable.

The Central Loan Association is now
Offering shares in the new series JUS,
opened at one dollar per share. No back
payments.
During the year just closed this asso
citation has made profit of over sixteen
per cent. on the investment.
No better opportunity will be offered
persons desiring shares than is here
presented.
For shares or further information call
on VIM. f. Hawkins, Secretary, III
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
A Strange Case.

Coroner Smith, in company with Dr..
Springer, went tG kirkwOud this morn.
ing TO hold an inque>, and 10 investigate
the cause OF the death Of George W.
Grimes, of Kirkwooh, who was found
dead in barn at porter's station yes
terday. Mr.. Grimes is farmer, and his
dead body was first discovered by a
man who lives with him. Further par
ticu'ars in later edition.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
New Goods.

We keep our stock new by continually
rep.enishing with new and desirable
goods-bargains that appear in market
after first Of the season. Observing the
drift Of the trade we did not buy too
largely at first, but reserved our force
that you might have the benefit of judi
cious purchasing. We can sell our
gools reasonable, and at the same time
give you the best work. Ferd Carson,
Merchant Tailor, 515 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Wanamaker& Brown
EflSTEk'S ORDER.
RRaIsTER'S OFFICE,

RK9ISTER OFFlCb.
NEw CASTLE Co.. DEL, May q, 1883.
Upon the application Of William f. Griil,
aage and William II Caldwell, Executors o.
ADraham Murray, late Of Wilmington M;
said County, deceased, 1t is ordered anu
,lrected by the Register that the f.x'cu
ors Aforesaid give notice OF the granting VI
Htters estaInentary upon the Estate o'
re deceased, with the date Ofpranting there
bny causing advertisements TO be posted
slthin forty days from the date Of such l.eI,
IN III six Of the most public places oi lNe
'ouhty OF New Castle, requiring all persons
aVlhs demands against the estate TO present
ne same or abide by an Act of Assembly III
h hch case made and provided and also ca use
le same to be inserted within the same per
"a N the Daily REPUBLICAN, newspaper
punished in Wilinington,nnd tobe continued
4'erclh three weeks, (c.ud.)
Given under the hand and Seal Ol
Ls. office Of the Register aforesaid, the
~ day and year above written.
=. q. BlfGS. Register.
NoricE.-A Il persons having claims against
au estate OF the deceased must present the
.ue, duly attested to the Executors on
oelore May 2lst, 1854, or abide the Ac'
assembly in such case made and provided
M Nv. y. ikINNAHE, Custom House.
"M' IL. CALDWEI.L, 4l9 4. llth street
Exc u,ors.
address, Wilmingt n, Delaware. me-
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Labor Notes

Pending the settlement of the wages
question of arbitration, about four
thousand Railroad coal miners in the
Pittsburg district resumed work yester-
day ut the three cents rate.
About 80 Of the 300 union I'm ana
slate roofers of New Yorkstruck yester-
day for 50. % per day, and increase OF
80 cents.
The boiler makers and helpers, fifty in
number, employed by f. j. Obert, OF
the union boiler works in Rtading,
Penna. struck yesterday for fortnight
" payments Of heir wages At II meet
ing last night they unanimously, deci-
Inl Il not TO return to work until their
demand is granted and several dis
''''i The ship iaborer's society of Mon.
trral has appointed committee to confer
with the ship owners tor II settlement OF
their differences.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
prOnOsAls Wanted.

The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has advertised for proposals
until June 10th for the construction of
its line between Baltimore and Phila-
delphia. Arrangements have been made
by the Company for the rapid prosecu-
tion of this important route, and con-
tractors are required to commence
within Is days notice from the letting
of its work.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
A. U. N. P. CONFERENCE.
CHARGES AGAlNST MINISTERS
DI&POsED OF YES.
TERDAY.

Tie Rev L. II. Chippey conducted
the religious exercises at the opening o
the A. U. NJ. p. Conference yesterday
The Rev. j. W. Chamberlain and b
W. Thomas were excused for not fillinl
their appointments on Sunday. tn,
complaints against the Rev. G. V
Peterson of this city for usurpation o.
authority, brought by Rev. M. Chippey
were Lot sustained. The charges
brought against the same gentleman
by the President of the District alst
failed 10 be sustained.
The complaint against the Rev. /. b.
Cooper, of Norristown, by sister Of hi.
church, was not sustained. The charge
against the Rev Benjamin Scott fol
entering upon and receiving the money
of another mans District under falls,
pretences, was sustained. The Rev. r.
b. SCOTS confession and promises to dc
better were accepted and the brother
eXonerdtcd. The Rev. Mr.. Sulvy was
exonerated from "A charge of usurpation
Of authority, brought against him by
the Rev Mr., Chippey. Reports from
the stations in the Maryland distric,
were received. That much of the Rev.
j. II. Medley's report which re.ated h
note for $500, represented to have
been endorsed by Mr.. Medley in favor
of the church at TowsontOwn, Md,
was stricken ont, and the balance OF
his report accepted. The Committee on
the Conference l1inerancy is composed
of the Revs. Il. II. Chippey, f. w,
Scott, }. w. Hall, C. II. Williams, and
l.. II. Daniels.
The following gentlemen were recon-
mended to the Conference for member
ship, and were received and referred to
the Committee on Reception into Con-
ference:
Brothers William Thompson Of the
st. Matthew church, Mary land Peter
Carey of the Marcella Mission, Balli-
more County, Nd. =. Sovarr of BaIti-
more, Morris johnson of Philadelphia, 3,
Charles G. Lair Of this city, A. W.
Brown OF the Mount Washington Mis-
sion, Of Baltimore; c. Walker of Ches.
ter, Pa. !; William Camomilc of. Phla-
delphia, J. Y. Parker Of Baltimore, Cor
nelius $. Temple of Philadelphia, James
X. johnson of Golgotha, n. j., James
Blanks, Charles DuVal and William
HobinSon of New Brunswick, n. j.,
and Daniel T.. Harris of Havre de-
Grace.
Character complaints marked against
the Revs. j. W. Leekins and j. II.
Medley will be heard today.
Services were held at the A. U.
church on French street, last evening,
by the Rev. W. II. Reed, President Of
the Southern District.
Dovcr's brass band has purchased
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Millinery Goods

Received by express to-day and opened
for inspection. The largest consignment
of fine millinery goods, New shapes
and styles in straws, chips, Leghorns,
etc; without doubt the largest and
cheapest stock Of goods ever received by
any millinery house in this city. Ladies'
are cordially invited to examine our
goods and satisfy themselves that we do
not exaggerate. Mrs. IL. ). Kirby.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Rare Coins,

John L. Hudson has in his possession
quite large collection of rare coins
some of which are no doubt valuable
Among the oldest and most curious ar,
two Spanish dollars bearing date 1876
and 1889 IL Mexican dollar of 1861; a
Spanish quarter and half dollar of 178;
and 1871 Mexican quarter Of 1912
number Of nalf pennies, dimes, hall
dimes, Chinese and other foreign coins
OF old dates, the whole forming valu-
able collection. The owner has beer
some time in collecting these coins, and
procured them from various persons
who have emisrated TO This country.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
FLOUR CHEAPER.

If there are those who are
paying higher prices for Ilour
now than they paid a aweek OF
two they should pay it nc
longer, for wheat is declining
in price, and so is flour.
only want a living profit on
my sales of flour, and when.
ever wholesale prices of flour
decline, | bring my retail
prices down pr, portionally
You will always get the first
Benefit of the decline if you
deal with me. Remember
that if you deal with me your
-four will be promptly sent
to your door, and if you are
put marketing, and have a
heavy load, leave it at my
store and | will send it home,
too. 1t affords me pleasure
to accommodate my custo-
mers.
|WM. D. P|CKELS,
Fifth and King Streets.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
New Reer DenOf.

Fred. A. poth, a well known brewer
of Philadelphia, has leased the prop
erty at No. 4O3 Poplar street, and fitted
it up with ice chests, etc, for the rur.
pose OF making it a distributing point
for the accommodation of his many
customers here. A large quantity of
beer will be kept on hand and distrib-
utrd by H. Lightwardt, Jr., the Will
mington agent. A fine pair of horses
and delivery wagon arrived yester-
day, and operations will be in full blast
in few days.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22

The steady increase of our business
justities usin saying that we are doing
work equal to the best in the city at one
half the prices. We have the best of
healp. Please give us II call We
guarantee you satisfactory work. Sut-
terley & Co., 302 Market street. Arthur
Glare, Manager.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Fortunate Horoscope PrognostIcn-
fOrN.

The persons who calculate lucky moments
in mems lives are busy prognosticating what
celestial phenomina at ones birth will bring
out the combination that will put the fortu-
nate man in possession of the $l50,O0O grand
prize AT the next, the l57th (Iune 18th, Tues
Louisiana State Lottery Company, at New
Orleans. La. Full information cal be had on
an immediate application to NJ. A. Dauphin,
New Orleans, La.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
81. MAck'A EekllYAl.

A strawberry festival for the benefit
of st. MARKS church will he held by ST.
Marks Guild in the Smith B rlding,
(second tioor) Market street below Sew
enth. on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week, the 23th, Both,
and 3lst of May.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Farmers, Dairymen and Butchers

Would do well to attend the sale of
cattle on Thursday, the oath inst, at
Stanton, rs there will be some good
cows, springers, feeders, bulls and fat
stock sold by Reuben Satterthwaite
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Tree Blown Down.

During the storm last evening large
tree in front of DIR. keabIe', residence
at Seventh and Poplar streets was up
rooted and blown down. 1t fell across
Seventh street, completely blocking
that thorought,are.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Important t. Gentlemen.

If you have not decided where to buy
your suit for the summer call and see
Frank Corbit, 233 Market street. II.
will give you a perfect fitting coat
pants or vest.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22

In considering the attitude of Ken
lucky Democrats toward the tariff
issue it is proper to remember that their
candidate for Governor is a revenue re-
former. If they did not believe in tariff
reform they should have selected some
other man to lead them.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Pure Orange Sir0Yc.

The Orange Grove pure rye whisky
sold by Francis Kelley Il Co. is in in
creased demand for family and medical
purposes. Their choice grade +. is es-
pecially desirable.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
One Hundred and TWcnty.F1Ye

Thousand cigars received this day all
the new tobacco in, and coming in. We
have shipped through at great expense
ten boxes of Happy Thought by ex-
press, (new style), at the Great Tobacco
Mart, Seventh and Orange. Chapman.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
lirace Church ExcurniOn,

The officials Of Grace M. T.. church
have decided to make their annual ex-
curson to Cape May ON the steamer
Republic, on the l9th OF June. Tickets
have been reduced TO Sl.jO. The ad-
vertisement will appear in few days.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Decoration DAy.

Galvanized crooks for supporting
flower baskets, flower racks, hanging
baskets, etc. j. G. johnson " Son, 225
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
For SAIp.

A tive-horse power engine and boiler
that has been used about two years, in
tirst-class order, can be bought cheap At
the REPUBLICAN, office.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
Church Of the Covenant.

MEsSRs. EDITORS Il have been
tirmation service held in this church
in the daily papers, but Us the mem
bers of the church seem disposed to let
not the left hand know what the right
hand doeth, | must speak for them.
On the evening of May :'rl Bishop
Nicholson visited the church, and re-
ccived % persons into full member
ship through the ritc of confirmation.
The remarks of the Bishop TO the can
didates were impressive and very
clear. Surely none Of those who con-
tirmed their faith in Christ could fail to
understand the ii tnitcanre of their
action, asst was 80 plainly described.
Their church, although without a
pastor for more than two years, has been
abundantly blessed in spiritual things.
While they have been praying for a
Shepherd to feed and lead them, and
have been on the watch for Snrh u one,
they have not been idle, as the large
number Of conversions each year have
shown.
The prayermeetings which they hold,
and the personal arpeaIs the uncon-
verted to come to Jesus, have not been
in vain. They also hold services and
Sunday School in a chapel about a mile
away from the church, on Sunday af-
ternoons, and prayer meetings on Tues
day evenings. The chapel services are
well attended, and mnch interest mani
Tested.
There is plenty of work for "A live
minister, who will preach Christ to
hungry souls, and h" IN tll sympathy
with the work in "a field which is white
un 0 the harvest. ONE INTERESTED.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
The " eHfIler.

Office of the Chief Signal Officer,
Washington, May 22.-l A. M.
For the Middle Atlantic States
Colder, partly cloudy weather, local
rains, northerly winds, higher pressure.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22

A conductor who lives III I}elair,
Got hurt, being thrown on a chair,
They took him away,
But in less than day,
St. Jacobs Oil made him all square
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
BASE BALL NOTE>.
The TFentOns Defeat the BrOOkl lyn
flames Ofthe Home Team this
Week.

Arrangements are being made t,
have the Chicago team visit this city.
| Yesterday afternoon the Mike McKen
M nine defeated the Charles Dorr clul
by a score Of II to3.
Mines from Rice q White and Dar
ragh's carriage shops will play &
match game of ball at Scheutzen Parh
on Saturday afternoon. Game called
at $50 o'clock.
The match game between picked
mines from the Jefferson Democrat and
Young Mems Republican Clubs respect
lively, at Scheutzen Park on Saturday
promises rare sport. There is some
good material in each nine.
The Rose Bud, .Jr., have organized
with the following players, with head
quarters at Front and Justison streets
j. Strobel captain and catcher G. Yea
ger, pitcher Il. Bamberger, short stop;
X. Pierce, first base b. Mcknight,
second S. Curlet, third j. O'Donnell,
centre field d. ODonnell, right A.
Grotz, left.
Challenges received from all clubs
whose players ages are under l3 years.
The engagements Of the Quickstep
Club at present stand as follows, al.
though changes are liable to be made at
any time
To-day in this city, Reading Active i;
tomorrow, the Allegheny Friday,the
Trenton in Trenton Saturday, the
Ross in Chester on the 2Sth, the Ath-
letic in Philadelphia Decoration day
with the Merritt in Camden in the
morning and with the same team in
Wilmington in the afternoon.
GAMES ELSEWHERE.
Rain prevented the games being
played at Chicago, Detroit and Cleve-
land yesterday.
The Athletic defeated the Allegheny
at Philadelphia by score of4 4to1
At New York the Metropolitan defeat
ed the Baltimore by score Of 0 100
At Princeton, N. j., the Active de
feated the Princeton College nine by a
score Of 6 to 2.
The Trenton club played with the
Brooklyn team yesterday, on the for
mer's ground, and won victory by the
following score
Trenton 400 0O32 % 10
Brooklyn 0l 900 l % o.
WRIGHTSvInLE, PA.-Rev. Elijah
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
For Sale.

"A fve-horsn power steam threShing
engine, nearly new, can be seen run
ming al Ashworth X Kelly's machine
shop, MrDoWcllville.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22

FAYETTEVILLE, ARK Rev. 7. j.
Reilly says: 81 used Browns Iron
Bittcrs for indigestion and chills with
entire satisfaction.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-22
That Husl,uud Of Mine

Is three times the man he was before hi
began using "Wells' Health Remover.
81. Druggists.