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Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

This morning Daniel Holly was aga
before the Mayor ON the charge
drunkenness, and nrglccting 10 PROVE
for his family. His wife, with the tea
coursing down her checks, told how !
had taken the money she earned h
washing to spend for drink. ON III
last occasion he had even taken the te
pennies saved by his little girl, 10 pl
AN enemy in his mouth to steal ava
his brains. As Daniel seems to hc il
c"rrigibIc, I'll" Mayor imposed fine 4
81 and costs, which will have the ctir,
of sending him to New Castle for til
nest 80 days.
Charles " hitney, another victim d
tln flowing bowl, was next arraigu,d
and Sergeant Decker testified that b
found him last night in Il hclplc-, STAT
"i lntONica'lnn III the vicinity Of FIN
and Market streets. Charles had nd
tu'lN recovered from the effects Of ~
d"hawh This morning, although hcraio
that he dld not think hc had been very
drunk. In answer to Il question by 'lt
Mayor, lac stated that he belonged II
Connecticut, but had relations all over
he country He was fined the usul.
penalty Of 20 cents and costs, WHEN
viii probably keep him locked up UntlI
I' j. THOROUGHLY sober
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

IN The | :. senate yrelcrdHy "a rcHU
luton was adopted liking the daily houl
Of meeting until the end If the session
At Ten u',Iurk 4. NJ. After II brief cx"
cntiv" session the Tariff was resumed
tn" S'uat" adjourned at l.jO this morn
ing without finishing the bill
IN the House the Sundry Civil hll
was reported and referred to the Com
mittce %; the Whole, Mr.. Hiscock
giving notice that he would call il ~
for consideration to-day. Mr.. Kelley,
from til" Committee Of Ways and Mean,
moved 10 suspend the rules and pass Il
bill to r"dur" internal taxation tn,
motion was sccondcd-l3g to Is. Attcl
som" discussion the motion failed fnI
want of tWo-thirds III the atiirmativ,
I'll" House, after the announcement Of
tn" Vote adjourned.
a bill was introduced by Mr. Druetrr
IN tn" House yesterday to- amend the
Naturalization laws. II provide. that
'chlIdr"u of persons who HAY" enlisted
or may enlist in the ~erl ic" Of the t nitcd
States either the regular or the voIun-
tcrr forces, and have been or may be
hereafter honOrably discharged there
from, or who died while in said armies
of til" nltcd States, though hey may
have been born abroad, shall, if dwell
ing in tn" United States, be considered
citizens thereof
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
FOURTH EDITION.
A Floating Palace.

Jay Gould's steam yacht, building AT
the shipyards of William cramp Il
sons, Philadelphia, is rapidly approach
work and deck, entirely composed OF
iron, are almost finished. over the
iron iush-deck wooden flooring will
be laid. The frame is 22j feet long, 2O,j
feet at the water line, with 26-teet
beam. Ordinarily loaded the yacht
will draw about fifteen feet Of water.-
The shape of the frame, being we'll
pointed at the bow, clean cut AT the
sides and nice ~ rounded NJ the stern,
gives every promise that the desires Of
the owner and the expectations Of the
builders to make this the most complete
and fastest sailing yacht in existence
will b. fully realized. Her rig will be
that OF a three-masted schoOner,and she
will be provided With electric lights and
carry a Herreschoti' steam launch.
The cabins will be located in the for
ward part Of the boat and the crews
quarters aft, after the model Of James
Gordon Bennct''- yacht The cabins
and state rooms will be ventilated by
an improved steam tan, worked from
the engine room. The cabins and nine
state rooms will be furnished in most
magnificent style before the yacht
leaves Cramps yards. The floors Of the
state rooms are to be finished in hard
and fancy woods, with porcelain bath
tubs under them, containing fresh and
salt wafer, which may b" made hot AT
the occupants desire.
4 ! L.. 1
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
A Mouse in u Horses Nose.

Several days ago when the host Ter of
the Merchants Hotel stable al Potts
vile, Pa, entered the stall occupied by
{. Frank Rahn's horse, he found blood
on the trough and in the hay rack \
close examination was made, and
though gore was found around the ami
mas nostrils, no injury could l." dis
covered, and though the occurrence was
very singular, il was concluded there
was nothing wrong with the horse, and
he was hitchcd up. Will" driving ont
Mahdntongot street. Mr. Eahn noti-
ccd he horse snort and shake his
head vigorously. and, Jumping out, h.
iouud mouse covered with blood and
nearly dead, craWl ling away III the
snow This explained III" mystery of
the morning II Is supposed the mouse
was III the trough While III" horse was
eating, and, becoming alarmed, jump
ed into one Of the horses u0strilS. .nrrr-
ating it with its claws a. it climbed
higher. Such an occurrence had never
been heard of hrreabOuts before
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

/ For some time past it has been rrInOr
"d that tho owners Of the steamer vii
nington, which piled between this city
and Philadelphia last season, in oppo
sition 10 the FELTON,, was to secure a
large side wheel steamer 10 run in con
ic"tion with their boat, which was
found I" be entirely Inadequate to nc.
c"InmUdatc the immense traffic last
summer, Yesterday this rrlnor was
clear y established by thu arrival Of the
sid" wheel steamer Silver Star"
which steamed up the Christiana to the
wharves of the Harlan and HollingS,
worth Co., where she will receive a
thorough overhauing and all needed
repairs made. The boat presents fine
appearance. is 100 feet long, and will
accommodate about 100 passengers.
The boat made the passage from New
York to this city, under command Of
Captain James Mclntirc, in the unprc.
c"drntrd time Of - hours. 1t is said
that in point Of speed she will be able
to compete with the Samuel NJ FcI-
ton. Formerly this boat has been run.
ming on the Connecticut river. She
will be titt,d mp and ready for active
service 10y III" 18th Of March next, when
il is thought the season will be- opened,
and from all accounts a lively oppo.
Si'lun is imminent in the steamboat
traffic between this city and philad-.
uhia
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
THIRD EDITION.
Theatrical Notes.

S''".lI Bcrnhardt' 5 husband, VI, Dam
ala, viii shortly retire from the stage
l. iumOiCd thai he is arranging tOl
III" 'I"ma;ioE of foreign legion Il
s"rv" in Africa.
Maurice Strakosch has engaged fol
his y eStHn concert tour Miss Emma
"htr>by, Mime Liebe, the violiniSte
Mr.. Lisbe, violoncellist; Herr Car
Formcs, and some lesser lights Of thu
cone IT stage.
BaInItm, the inventor of the wOOlly
hors e. has decided to build new opera
house at Bridgeport, Conn, and will
commence the necessary arrangements
Immediately. The most modern i'm
provcnents will br introduced, and the
seating capacity will be l,5OO.
On the 10 Of February, at Berlin, Mr..
Edwin Booth appeared as Othello. After
the performance a complimentary adj
dress was rendered to him, accompanied
by silver laurel crown. The applause
and enthusiasm which followed are be-
You'd description. The success Of Mr..
Bo"tL is Unprecedented.
Joseph Murphy was Stormstayed
anu wv li'' hIliN' III UNIV W III lil>
date in Springfield. Ill.,, last week.
Thcrrupon "A delegation Of admirers
persuaded him 10 cancel Jacksonville
and appear the following night This
the Springfield press accepted as quite a
compliment but the jacksonville press
takes the opposite view, and Manager
Taylor of that city, threatens Mr..
Murphy with a legal cudgel.
The bad example of Dukes and the
like has started mp the theatrical profess
sion again, and the number Of divorces
now on hand astonishing, even among
these very much divorced people.
am more surprised that Digby Bells
wife should be suing him for divorce
than al any of the others. Digby Bell
has always seemed like nice, gentle
manly sort of fellow, and | supposed,
as he has only recently gone ON the
stage, that he would not have become a
victim to the divorce mania. Now
Townsend Percy'S wife is suing him for
divorce. Percy has only been mar
ried about four Years, and yet his wife
has had all she can stand Of him.
l am not so much surprised at this
divorce suit, AS | should hardly imagine
this dramatic critic to be- a very domes-
tic man. The De BcllvilIe divorce
suit has been "A public scandal now for a
number of months and the even tenor
of the " Partisan Romance at the Mon
Square Theatre has been very much
disturbed. In fact, from night to night
it is hardly known whether DeBellvile
will appear or whether some one else
will take his place. But So tar he has
gone on with his part, cannot help
but smile when think Of the fine SEN
timents that he utters III the role of
Henri de Sargy, and Of the sentiments
anything but fine that he puts in prac-
tice in real life. DE Sargy is the soul
of honor and devotion to his wife, mp to
certain points. But even III this matter
De Sargy is weak In everything else
he is honorable to til" verge Of fanati-
cism. don tknowthat the Theatrical pro-
fession has monopoly Of divorce cases,
but il does seem to have its share, and ]
think the actors and actresses that have
not got more than their share Of hu>-
bands or wives are rare.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
surprise Party.

Last evening rs Rev \. W K"ig.
win was in his house quietly reading
and contemplating the past torty-thrc'
years Of his life, n knock was heard a,
his door, and one hundred members OF
his congregation burst il upon the as
tonish"d Clergyman. Wondering what
il all meant he was informed that they
had come to surprise him ON the ocra-
sion Of the iorty-third anniversary OF
his birth. Quite pleasant time was
spent until 10 O'Clock, Il purse contain
ing neat SUN Of money was presented
to him. The whole affair was under
I'll" management Of the ladies Of the
church, and much credit is due them for
the pleasure and success attending the
surprise
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
We HAVE MADE

Some sweeping reductions
in prices, and consequently
have reduced our stock con
siderably, We have still a
few very desirable bargains
left in our Clothing Depart
ment, that we are anxious to
close. If parties in need OF
clothing would call and exam
inc this stock, we feel sat
ished they will be pleased with
assortment and prices asked,
as we'll as with the desirable
and easy terms which we
give them the privilege of
awaiting themselves of.
In our Linen and Shifting
Department will be- found a
full and complete line Of all
the popular makes in all de-
sirable widths. Napkins, Ia
bic Linens, etc. Complete
lines of
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

Congressman T.. l.. Martin, OF this
State, is being prominently mentioned
as a candidate for tn. Glen kship Of the
National House Of Rrpres, natives. A
Washington correspondent, speaking III
his chances, says they are good, and in
dulgcs in quite n lengthy pun of orr
atiable and gentlemanly representative.
kmeltx 4 90.
will sell yon apples, potatoes and all
kinds OF produce lower than any dealer
in the city. No. Is e. 4th street.
MARRIED..
IAIEW EII.--i 'ODPEk.-ln Philadelphia
on Thursday. February Eth 10y Rev. VIM
J. Mills Harry ~ TaIcwrl Of this city and
s. sadie Cooper late Of Philadelphia.
DEATHk.
SWEATMAN.--On the 18th Inst. Mrs Ann
Sweatman. In her s0thSycnr.
Funeral from the house Of her sunIn.lnW
Thomas Dorsey. No. 1909 Market street OH
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock. Inter
ment at Old Swedes Church.
Bt RSLER.---On SUNDAY, the 18th inst.
al No. sl2 East Eighth street, Rhoda f..
i'ursler. aged y months and days.
Uur darling child has lcft ny,
Never to return,
Lord love the lily Of the summer sweet.
As we so,ourn.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
A GOOD Shot.

On saturday last Il young MAJ
named Frank Hin, residing nral
iw"rd,Ni,Ir went on cunning. lie saA
Ia mu,ira come ont Of tn" water, which
wa, quickly followed by Iour rnor,. Il,
aimed aud fired bringing the whole Gy,
down and killing fuur instantly. III,
.hIth, when struck jumped aud in doing
So Knocked one of the others into III,
stream, and the two ""r" washed duwI
hy the flood, he securing tire" Of those
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

Jefferson DAVIS says that while he
was Secretary Of War, Hiram Powers,
i'll designing the statue Of the Coolies,
Of Lib, 1N,now on the Capitol at Wash
imgtpn, placed on the head "lberty
cap, To this cap, continues Mr..
Dayi-, II objected, because it was among
the hoIuana the badge Of al elnancipa'-
I'd NlDE". and as the people Of the Unit
ed ~ta'"> were born frrcmen, it was
held +" b" Inappropriate to us. Mr.
Power, yielded to the objection, and de-
signed bead dress Of feathers for the
hgu"" This was accepted"
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
FOURTH & MARKET SITS,

/ Brussels Carpet is so nam
ed from Brussels in Belgium
whence the style was intro
duced into England in the
last century 1t is made upon
d ground Of linen welt, which
is concealed by the worsted
threads that are interlaced
with and cover it. The
threads are commonly Of five
different colors. In the wcav-
ing these run the length of
the web, and are 50 managed
that all those required by
the pattern are brought up
together across the line Of
the carpet; before they arc
let down, a wooden instru-
ment called a sword is pass
ed through to hold up the
threads; this is replaced by
a round wire. which, being at
last removed, leaves a row
OF loops across the carpet
appearing on the surface;
the carpet then as finished
with its linen welt in addi-
ton, is thick, heavy and dur
able.
The Wilton differs from
Brussels in the loops being
cut before the wire is re-
a groove in the flat
upper surface of the wire
admitting OF their being
cut, by passing a knife
along the surface. The
""ft ends give the carpet a
rch ve,vety appearance,
md make it very heavy.
Ingram carpet is made
With two sets Of HUrs1ed
Hal'pS and two OF uOOlcn
"cI'; consists OF two d.
j 1t webs Incorporated in.
% each other It ore OPP "a
ION, rhc warp threads pas,
ny from Que TO the other
10 bring the required coIors ,
10 the surface.
In addition TO our regu- {
AZ line OF carpets, we have !
made a large purchase of /
.hcse goo : al very much >
'educcd prices, the losers I
'elng III makers; one hum y
ifcd and twenty-five aroIIs t.
composed the lot. e p
them all, and those !
contemplating househ ecp- I!
ne orratulniShing will do ii
veil to sec them n
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
NOll-kuitpd,

The ease Of Isaac West. OF thi, ri
vs.. tn" Carey brewing COMPANY
Philadelphia, for civil damages 10 Il
amount Of t5,Gtu, IL mentioned in q
';lrThL''AN yesterday, was heard b
Tor" Judy" Fell, presiding Judge
Court Nc. :, yesterday afternoon,
II" old Cont House. Several witness
were heard from this city in regard
the ease, which after argument ito
counsel on both sides was submitted
III" jury. The jury, after an absence
i've minute, returned with a verdict u
favor Of The defendant.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

judy" Wales presided at session
h Orphans Court yesterday, a
granted orders for the sale u, the r,ia
't the lat" John Maruury, Mary
Blackburn and Sarah Preston. lIrtu'
wer" made IF til" sales Of the "Sta'eS
Elizabeth stroud, Joshua MARS 1T
tee; john Morrow, Lore and fmm"'
trustees; William Money, Lore ~
!min"DS, trustees, and Ann f"lI
more " hich were confirmed.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
eIIEIOus.

The congregation Wilmington chap
Fl listened toan able sermon on Snnda,
by Rev. W. +. Holland, from he 2itI
chapter of Matthew, 10Th verse I'll,
theme "a- the great need Of watching
and prayer The subject was Ahly nan
died hy IA" Rev gentleman, VII" hrl,
his arldi"uc" spell bound for ah"ur On,
hour, and Iatt Sunday ev"niu- wi
long l., r"mrmhrrnd in Wilmington
Chapel, South Wilmington.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
FIFTH EDITION,


Mr. Thomas W. Keene appeared at
the Opera House last evening TO u good
sized audience as King Richard, and
certainly achieved IA great success. His
conception Of Richard, with the withrr-
ed arm, the hunchbaok and stumbling
gait i, Il delineation of one of the viest
wretches imaginable He portrays
him, AS no doubt the great writer inteu-
died he should be-, every inch william,
whose tiendish cruelty il CLOSED over
with u hypocrisy that almost makes the
beholder feel that he would like to have
him in his grasp. In every part Of tn.
difficult role Mr.. Kcene showed plainly
his long and arduons study of the part.
His facial expression was excellent, his
rlocution clear and strong, and,even his
whispered "al last, at last, could I've
heard in every part of the house. In
the tent scene he held the audience
spell bound, and ii seemed lik" relief
from a horrid suspense, when at last
with scream he sprung from his couch
and feIl PROSTATE on the floor, where his
great terror is accurately portrayed by
the c"nruisivc rafting Of his sword.
tn" battle scene was grand, and in
many respects original. After the hard
tight with Richmond, in which hr i,
disaimcd and receives his death wound,
h still lmagnes his sword is in his
grasp, and strikes and thrusts at his
adversary, until he falls lifeIess to the
ground.
Tn" COMPANY supporting Mr.. kerne
were excellent, and all tn. leading char.
actcrS taken in ii first class manner
Miss llambIin rs Queen Elizabeth was
l'artiruia effective in the parting
,celc with her children in the tower.
tld IN" audicure showed their apprn-
bafi"n OF her lin" acting by their ap-
plaus".
The entire acting, from Mr.. krenr
Town, was tar above what wns exnr-
at, and if the rising Young trageli,n
continues his studies there is no doubt
great things are in store for him.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
In fasIIiAtiOn Wanted.

Information is wanted Of .Iuhan;
Coles, who arrived il New York 3;
years ago. She was born in the parish
Of | la. Limerick county, Ireland. Any
information concerning her will be
thankfully received by her sister, Mary
Coles Hamilton, Chrlstiana, New Castle
county, Delaware.
Philadelphia papers please copy.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

SAID the other day he did not believe
there was IA merchant tailor in New
York City who carried finer or more
extensive stock Of fine goods for custom
work than Mullin & Son, Sixth and
Market streets, Wilmington, do.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

The interests held by Is. Frank Toy
end and Gilpin Underwood in th" W
'ningl"n DrderIeSS ExcayutiDg Co., '
purchased by the other members OF
Company, Amos A. EaSthurn, who "
hereafter continue the business on
own account.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

in the city where you can get your con.
dictionary strictly pure and always
fresh at the candy kitchen, l2l Market
street, second door below Second street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
Vim. B. Sharp.

In the reduced lot YOU
will find 20 pieces OF Will
ton -- luxurious. carpets
they will b. Sl."S per yard;
rec. ular price S2..25.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

NyANVED-A BOY 10 LEARN THE
w Icwclry Iradc. Inquire at this ofIicc.
r9UUs
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
Cut his Finger.

4 boy named William McNcaI cut
his finger very badly in the press room
of This office yesterday. He was cutting
roller composition, and the knife enter
ed INTO the bone.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

LNDR SALE AT A BARGAIN.-THf
L. lease and fixtures Ofan established gro.
Gerry store hasa large cash trade. WM. ].
FISHER, 6U2 Shipley st. f2D-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
Royal Glue.

Sticks everything. Nothing equals il
For Halc by II. Ryer, agt. 222 King st.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

LNDR RENT-A LA RG SECONDS STORY
IL front room, with or without board in
private family, AT II" Market It. f2U.2t
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
VIM. B. Sharp.

Tapestry Rrusso!s. which
We sold at 81, can yet be
bought n this 10, tor u
'onrs included also are
Srme at u cents and a few
al SO cent?: in with tErn,
are koxbury Tapcst y Car-
pets al % cents.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

NASIED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w h"usc"ork, Apply At llO6 Wash n1ton
street. t.D-N
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

NYANTED,-A GlR. 10 HELP IN
w Kitchen. ut u f. Second st. t4Otf
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
lnIllrpllaS Renaired

At Strang's Emporium, Fourth and
Market streets
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
p J, Wa|Sh&Co,,
sos MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAW ARR.
No. ~ md ~ \. SECOND IT. PhIIaua.

WANTED. -- A STU ALTON BY A
w young man. who has had some expert
cncc In the drug business Can give good
reference Address IN " this office. f2O.lts
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

NYANTED-BDAR BY A RESPECT.
w able young girl. Private family and
east side oftown preferred Address K. G.,
TINS ONCE. f2O-3tt
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

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Daily Republican., 1883-02-20
Choice Butter

itt ~ and 30 csnts = pound at No. u
Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-20

nhSHl III
been prompt
oi those still
| helped on, I'll
children in d
Wrr" taken d
church, wicI
Tie cIlanccl,
tate them wei
Ingti'"ir waI
force, filed d
their I'itiful d
child and fell
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" Iio lonk0l d
their tears. 1
by officers aI|
street police 81
a clarnoriI
'hruiil Of VOL
hl"i Strtalni|
searching fo1
'"IInd those vi
upon their kf|
'':ha,nkssiving.|
md Aeir Il
" wagons carr.yi|
'hl'ong--a teri
me lrar room
httlc bodies wd
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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-01-11
ALBION SHARES.
SpeculattOns As TO What Caused
Yesterdays Tumble.


Much interest was felt in Albion stock
here yesterday, the day Of the annual
meeting of the Directors in San Francisco.
The stock opened in the morning Board
at 50 10 and fell to ST 90-1,7S5 shares
changing hands. In the afternoon the
price started at ST 10 and closed at 81 &C
seller 30-3, 1855 shares being sold. In the
two boards 4,94O shares were bought and
sold. The depression in the stock from
50 65 Tuesday afternoon to 81 90 yester-
day afternoon caused quite a stir in Eu-
reka, everybody being directly or Indirect
ly interested in the Albion property. The
cause of the depression was the subject
of conjecture all over town, and specula-
ton ran high. The idea prevailed that an
assessment Of 81 per share had been levied
at the company's meeting, and the stock
had got 8 lick below the belt in that way.
There we're others, however, who could
not believe that 30 heavy an assessment
had been levied, Judging so by the fact
that the stock rebounded on the street in
the afternoon from 81 GO to 81 Is. Those
who are of this view say it would be some
thing new in the history of mining sales
if with a 81 assessment on 100000 shares
any stock could show such buoyancy. 1t
| will be interesting to sec who have the
| right Of it. 1t is the first instance Of an
important annual meeting Of a mining
company in San Francisco, news of which
was not telegraphed to the SENTINEL on
| the evening Of the same day. Depending
| upon this Geographic intelligence, we
made no effort to get special dispatches
| which we would otherwise have done.
Private persons sent dispatches below, ask
ing for information, but not a word was
had in response. It is presumed that the
| old management retains control OF the
nina.