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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
FIFTH EDITION.
Book AoGaAons.

The annual election of directors VI
the National Bank Of Wilmington and
Brand wine took place Tuesday after.
noon. Tho following Directors we're
elected
Washington Jones. Edward Pussy,
George . Capelle, Stephen 8. Southland
James Morrow, Allen Gawthrop,
william 9. Psnnypaoker. q. Wesley
Weld!n and William I. Porter. The
new Direstors In the Board are G.
Wesley Weldin, WIN. T. Porter, who
take the places Ct DR.. j. p. Wales and
Holsteiu Harvey. The election Of OIL
GERS OF the Board will be- held next
Thursday morning at its regular meet.
Ing $50 A. NJ.
The annual meeting and election Of
Directors OF tn" First Natioral Bank a..
10 took placeTuesday, aud. resulted in the
IT, alectlou Of tho old Board ~ follows
Ed ward Bette, Clement Is Smyth, Geo.
". Bush, Daniel James, James 9. Nc
Comb. Ell Garrett, William Tatnsll,
John II. Adams and Samuel Bancroft,
Jr. The election Of officers will take
place next Thursday.
At the Union National Bank, James
G. Aiken, Edward r. bellah, Wi liam
NJ Candy, Benjamin s. Clark, jacob
Derricksop, Victor DUPONT, Henry
Dupont, Henry Il DUPONT and VII
liam II Swift were elected Directors.
The election OF officers " III take place
to-day.
Bank OF Delaware, Henry Latimer,
Henry Il. Banning, Edward Bring
hurst, Charles Warner, William =
Richardson, Richard 7. Gibbons and
Edward Bringhurst, Jr. wers elected
Directors.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

Last night tho Waterman 81 the WI
minglon & Northern Railroad station
,elsphoned TO Police Station for Officers
to come and remove some men who had
entered one Of the passenger cars
through the window, with the inten-
ton of remaining all night. Sergeant
Scva with two offi GERS responded, sut
when they reached the place the mel
had left the car and gone In the gh
house. They were arrested, and this
morning gave their names as William
johnson, John Riley, James Mcbride
and Walter Saunders one belongs in
this city, one In Tennessee, another II
Newark, N. j., and the last one 10
Philaue phia. Tho Mayor instructed
the Chief, that unless he could sscer-
tain some good reasons to the contrar!
to send the whole party TO Jail this a.
ternoOn AZ Migrants.
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YOUR
.TTENT|OM,PLEASE

TO those who now are or
have been dealing with other
credit houses and have be-
come dissatisfied owing to
the cxorbitant prices charged
and poor assortment OF Gun
dcsirablc) goods offered, we
would respectfully say that
populat prices, fair rcpresen-
tation, guaranteed satlstac-
ton and liberal credit are the
principles upon which we do
business, and though we will
not offer you the induccmcnt
!!of paying your fare to PhIIa-
dclphia (and adding it on to
1.-The prices OF the goods
you buy thcrc) we will
guarantee TO save YOU the
price Of an excursion ticket
to PhiIadcIp hia and a good
dinner on every SO worth
of goods YOU buy of any
other credit house than ours.
We have a complete and
very extensive stock OF gen
cral merchandise, more than
twice as large as the combln-
ed stock OF all the install
ment houses in Delaware
that you can select from. All
new desirable and suitable
goods.
Come along, and if you
cannot get your pass Dooh
to bring as reference, bring
your receipt, which you are
entitled to, and we will be
happy to open an account
with you, on weekly or
monthly installmcnts.
TERMS.-On a bill Of
$40, s. down and 81 a week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 9,-The Post says ::
"a rum0r Is current that one OF the
boats of the steamer CITY Of Brussels
was about TO return to the scene OF the
disasi or IN response to some cries for
assistance, but was preVohiod by pas
senger drawing revolver aud threat
eping To shoot the first mao attempting
to turn back, and that the passenger
explained that he acted thus because
he feared the boat would be sucked I'M
der by the sinking Of tho sfesrner."
The owners of the steamer, Kirby
Hall, have Tod. ed claim for 10000
dam ages to their vessel by it's collision
with the City OF Brussels The Messrs.
Innan claim GlGO,000 az their loss on
the City of Brussels, which is exclusive
of claims for cargo lost and the claims
of The families OF those who were
drowned.
LONDON, Jan. 9.-The Times In a
leading article on the disaster to the
City of Brussels says: "Tue testimony
il somewhat conflicting, Al usual II
such cases, bnt II seems probable tha'
tho main fault Was with tho steamer
Kirby Hall. If vessels manned and
e1 Tipped an the Kirby Hall was are
sent on trial trips, 1t is no wonder COL
isiOns and wrecks occur
The Right Hon. Sir Samuel Martin Ii
dead. He was Baron of the Exchtque
from 1850 to 1871.
Mr.. .dstone vii, probably 60 to th'
i South of Euroyo shor ly,Hut there Is M
cause for anxiety regarding bis condi
| tior.
The British ship British Empire, from
| shield, bound for Bombay, has beel
burn ed 81 yea. Ten per.ou@ ara known
| 70 Lave been saved, hut two boats con
tnining W.. captain, mate and tourtce
| hands are missing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

NASHVILLE, Jan. "a box has jgBt
come ~ hight eff by treasurer Polk,
before hs decamped, villa tbs former
Treasurer, DR.. william Nor ow, which
box and cCutunls nr had instructed bis
attorney, DIN ". Chltdrtrs, Of this
city, to axe charge Of. Iht boz con
talus various papers, mostly receipts,
drafts and due bills :rcn different per
scos for amounts varying NON $500 to
t4N 600, and aggrcRltlug abous SlI5,Oon.
r, ~ date back az far as the Hpr!HG OF
1879. Among them are due bills OF
Ihas. n, Gibbs, former Secretary OF
State, tor g goo About tho same
amount IN the naEe OF kuius X Polk,
and smaller amounts from various
members OF tie last Legislature were
also found.
There are sight drafts on Thomas
|O'C0nnor for about SIS, 900; also one FOL
g., coo drawn by y mem bergof the las
Legislature on O'Conuur. There arr
vouchers showing that PolE invested
So, 900 in a lumber enterprise or ID. h
Cooper x Co.. also II Receipt OF ID. b.
Cooper tor$5, O8O borrowed money. Othe
papers in the box give evidence tina
Polk Invested $31 GOO in the silver min
in Mexico, and 1000 III AshvilIe Cat
| Company.
There /. one receipt for 81 900 paid t
Thomas O'Connor for stock In the Ten
uessese Coal and Iron Company note
of William Morrow, former Stat
Treasurer r. respectively for q, 800 an
5000 and MOrrow's checks for so
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0ne

II the author Of "Bsantfful SNOW
would dare show his face In the pubhc
streets aud proclaim that fact there
would not be enough lett OF him 70
make a decent funeral. The former
storms this year have come Ia Win
considerable buster and blowing oi
trumpets, but alter while they thought
that tney, in the language OF distin-
Ruished philosopher. Dad bit OH more
than they coald chew" and they sorter
dropped aui grew faint and exhaust
ed themselves after they had LETT us
abou, OF e o. two inches. The last time
min came and frozs on the pavement
ami made tho hearts OF tho shoemakers
glad by making us walk in the sno"
ana slush. But this one started In
with business In It's eye, determination
in its rnauner, aud with stiffness OF
backbone
This snow did not blow any trumpeta.
/. ia not An egJtl,Ical snJw. About
NIX O'clock ms evening II commenced
TO tail ,aIy mildly. IL hardly let you
know il Has there. II felt its way very
car.fullc. 1t srarcAed for every craC
and corner, ard when It found that
crack /, stayed there But about ten
o'r,1rS H. pol down 30 real solid work
aul " hen The citizeI 8 a1 oke tins nor
ing they I lnd the ground white al tha
sug~ about foot deep here in WILL
piuo,o., and SONS places down the
State rwrity iuyUrs, 49,.
IEe ru,ds LEADING % town nave driits
ten ana twelve lee. high, making travel
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
Local Dots.

The varions hotels were crowded TO
ovu,iiuwins last night.
Crosby & Hill are making quite ex-
tansive additions TO their store.
Considerable d iii ,ulty existed among
the Telephones yesterday On account Of
the new changes.
Some one stole John n. Graham
Irish setter deg FROM his saloon one day
last week.
The annual election Of officers Of the
Auxiliary corps OF Smyth Post, will bs
held this evening
William Hall, OF the Ninth Ward,
lost two LoIsos by rheumatic Influenza
On Monday night.
A colored man employed in the drag
store at Second and Market streets,
burned his hand very badly with a hot
CRATE.
One Of the pump heads Of the worth
ington pumps AZ the city mill, broke
yesterday and the p imp will be stoi ped
to-day.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
A National AthOOl Bill.

WASHISGTON, Jan. 9.-Memoriais
from NUN Der OF educational lnstltu-
tions in the South were lad before the
Senate praying Tor appropriations ny
the national Cove ruIueDt III aid OF DOM
mon school education. A memorial
from the Mississippi University on
this subject is signed by fourteen meth-
bers of the faculty. The Fax CniveT-
sity at Nashville, Tenn, the Kentucky
University at Lexington, ard Am herst
College, Mass. send SIMILAR memorials
The bill introduced by Mr.. Blair IN the
Senate to promote general educd1lpu,
provides for appropr'a'iunS for ten con
secutive years--Sij goo 900 the hr''
year, Sl4, 900, $50 the second year, ana
30 on, dropping one million each year
until the ten appropriations nave bc1n
made. The money - To De ulVlHeu
among the several States on the basis
of the illiteracg according U the census
of1SSO. there must ~. DO distinction
of race In the educational advantages
provided by the fund, hut no'hinR IN
the act 10 to be construed as preventing
the organization OF separate schools iot
the races.
A commissioner % b'hO'IS 10 ~ Wv
appointed by the President for eacG
State and Territory, whose duty ~ rhaII
DO TO look after the disbursement 81 Iht
fund and to cU-opera'e with the Ioca'
authorities in extending tquai tdnca-
,ional advantages 10 al children OF
school age. A part OF the money 10 T
be expended in educating a. d framing
teachers for the common schools
Wien TIE bill was called up to-day
Mr.. Ingalls, offered an amendment pro
viding that no State can receive al.
benefit from tn money appruprlate'
under the act unless IL maiutains
common school system, and makes d.
tendance at school compulsory on al
children between the ages OF Ana !
years for q period of at least t"eiV
weeks in each year.
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Aids surprise

Miss Annie Springer, Of MARIE
street, Was surprised last evening BY
mum her of frien d., each bearinga Ty''
terous looking package. The contenI'
upon being exposed were found to "
wines, jellies, jams, canned fruits, Oa''
kets Of hot house fruits and other daL'
ties W tempt the appetite of al Invalid
After spending an honr socially tn'
friends took their departure,fully satp
fled that it was one Of the most CON
plete surprises Of the season. Amoas
The NUN Der present were Mr.. and ME
Jno. Whitehsuse, Mr.. and Mrs. +, >
Deming, Mrs. Tbos. Good, Mrs. ha
triken, Mrs. Mackey, Misses Ha"
Hamell, Deming, and Messrs. ForSy'Ds
Aukenbach, Bravard and Doughty
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THIRD EDITION
ALAG ROOFING.
A q cat Improvement in u kSOi'
1pg Business.

Mr., ", ]. Morrow, gravel roofeI, has
iust received the agency Tor the celeorat
ed Granulsted Stag Roofing, an lnVen-
Il n which has been In practical USE
now for over fifteen years Win great
success.
The invention consists OF roofing
composed of GRADUATED Stag, sctria, or
cinder, applied 10 cemented surface
as described hereafter, The granuIated
material consisting OF small Angular
pieces, which adhere TO the cemehtod
surfaces much more teDaciously IMAM
the Ordinary round and smooth pebb!os
of a gravel roof. TIE material, lbde
pendent of its shap9, Ia lar o,t,er
adapted for the adhesion TO the cement
than pebbles. So closely held are the
pieces that they cannot be disturbed
even by walking over It, Moreover,
this root is two pounds to the square
foot lighter than a gravel roof.
The pct bles used for gravel 'oonns
coming from the salt water, attract and
absorb moisture which loosens 1T from
the cement, while the Stag being per
fectly dry, is not affected in Ike man
ner BY the changes of weather. Stag
being a carbonate IL therefore non
conductor OF beat, and forms couse-
uueuCly more nearly hfe pio9t SUI
face than gravel, An actual expert
ment with the thermumetsr during hot
weather proved il 10 be 20 degrees cool
or than grave.
The following firms have had this
patent Stag roof in use slnGe 1870, and
- .far.. ~.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
Mon umenl ~ valley Forge.

meeting was held at Valley Forge
tor the purpose OF taxing
some action toward erecting monu-
n ent on the spot where Washington
and bis forces encamped during the
Revolutionary campai gn:
A committee, OF which A, }. Drexel, OF
Philadelphia, was chosen treasurer, was
anpoiut,d to collect subscriptions. Al
ter passing a vote OF thanks to nun
her of public men, including Congress.
man Kelley andE Governor Hartmann
for as,istance and encourage ment, the
meeting adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

THE PAGNIX PARK nU8Dee.
A Asn II Rsc ester claims thss 10
vos enc Of she ASSES s1ns.

a 0oA II Rec ester eIoumo soos .
VS. enc Of she Asssss1ns.
ROCHESTER,, January 9.-On the u th
day Of last Novein Der man walked In
10 the office Of j. b. Fuller, q Justice
Of the Peace, at Holley, Orleans couL.
W, aud said he waited 10 give himself
, up as une Of the murderers OF Under
Secretary Burke,,u PhDnix Park Dub
lin, on the 9th Of May last. The con-
fession he then made was taken down.
The man who thus charged himself
with murder is Hugh O'Donnell, alias
Patrick O'Reilly, alias Patrick McDot q
aid. When he first entered Fuller =
Office he showed signs OF prolonged II.
toxioati1n. When be- was informed
OF the gravity Of The statement aud
asked what he supposed would be done
with him, he faid lac expected 10 be re-
, turned to Dublin, where he would get
clear by turning : .ate's evidence.
In the confession made public to-day
he says he came from Ireland under the
name Of Patrick Mcdonald. Peter
Turney and Tunis McDunald we're two
Of the three parties who helped me in
the murder of Burke and taveudish At
Dublin, In the phWuix Park, near the
Man,iJD House. We we're IN :. cab, and
there were four Cf us. | do rot know
who the fourth mgn was. There were
twelve men stationed IN tie Park to
assist us in case We NEEDED help. We
were drawn by lot from II Fenlan o.
eanizltion in Dublin, IN the rear OF
Patrick street. Tho Geeu vas done
with laggers aal done worry quickly.
Cavendish was struck nrat
Burke turned and AllO 3 On, You
villain :" Burke wore white gloves
ard CavendlsG wore no g'cVen. W. all
gut back into the cab AMI drU.r DAck ~
the street, whore we separated anu
went each by himself. | sa" tho t"o
men have before muutlU"ed by name
~ being with me ia tue murder IN New
York. We followed Mr.. Barke aud
Mr. Csvendish down from til" oihce to
uear The Mansion House. Gavoniish
WAS ahead and Burke overlook him.
Tue lieutenant at the gate SAID, As We
passed out "You USED thee meA pref
IS rongh.'
After The confession judge Sawyer
had tie man sent 10 JAIL % the charge
Of intoxication. HIS C,ntession was
sent TO the British ColsUl IL New York,
Who requested that the PRISON. be held.
O'Donnell is IA slightly uulit mau about
five feet in height, with blue eyes,
well.shaped head ana displays consider b
able Intelligence Wafn told tat
Turner had rp seer, ODounell be-
came excl ed and refused 10 talk. He
nov deu!rs the confession aud cia'ms
~ made it while suffering from the ef-
,eCts OF liquor.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

The regular ~rs..ly meeting Of TIE
Unity Club vii b" bold il tAe Unfair
ian Church ON West street above
Eighth this evening. a lecture viii
he delivered by DR., Wilson, ou scot
land, RomaLc-r, nblcb viii include
a description Of Abot'sford, the home
of Sir Walter Scott, which was visited
by Dr. Wilson during his European
trip last summer, A'the close OF the
lecture, Mrs Abbie SDeakman wi!
deliver an essay on Dryhnrr Abbey, the
place where the poet WAS buried.
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n. A. BAEFHas.
New arleaRs, 10
or N. A. DAltPHIk,
8O- Seventh 1T. WnshlnRt0, 81.
INN ANt1AL MOTTO +

Il -Tb-.
DEIINQi ENT cor N1l TAX PAY ERS.
In pursuance of an Act Of Assembly of the
State If Delaware. passed nj Dover the 10th
day of April, lhI", requiring the Collector oi
County faxes Ia again give public notice dur
lng tine month # January al hr readiness Ia
receive delinquent taxes. the COLLECTOR Ui the
tliN uf " lImlngtpu, hereby giyc notice that
they Wlll be- al their office GU2i2 Market street,
second story. CA the llth. l2th, 18Th. 10Th and
10th day Of January, lsSi. Tor the purpose pl
receiving taxes then due and unpaid. Once
hours from : to- II u. M. 2 to and 10 q 4, m.
Attention l. called 10 section Of the Act,
which provides that all persons who fail to
pny their taxes before ia" sitting Of the Levy
court stall have their narn"r stricken from the
Assessment List. and shall not he placed
thereon for the space Of twcR" months after
the date Of such allowance.
All Faxes unpaid after tn" above dates will
be- proceeded against according TO law, rs the
County wants It's money and We propose IL
collect H. tllAS. II. u. BEDFORD,
County Tax Collector, LIST District.
WILLlAM kINE.
lU-Gt County Tax Collector. End District.
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An Unfortunate Man,

James McGovern wa fired % GU
and costs thia morning, by the MAY
for bcius drunk last niahL. From
evidu. &c H. appeared that nj 10 o'c,
he was perfectly sohor ~ Tenth
Market streets, and was endeavorihS
take two companions home, who VI
under the iuiineuce OF liquor. |.
suppC sed that lie took them home >
and then got drunk ii,nsCli.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
ROupSOs do Come

william Walton, the inturiated lcW'
who killed Miss Milburn, at BELLEVUE.
H., because she refused TO marry h'p
lef. a diary which contained the follow
irg reference to his rejection: Nv W" we,
that lovely evening. fully hoped tl'
we should become husband and VIZ
and had no thought thai one 10 'e'
would give me the bounce. But bounce
do come in many ways and forms, 30 ,
pray for those leave behind, who nav
not got the bounce. pray, give tneD
NOT the bounce. GoUd-hy tore'''
His next ACT was to blow out his brS-
with a pistol.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
Another officer Resigns.

The resignation Of Dfioer tharits
Bowers OF the Fifth police district, was
handed TO the Mayor last evening and
accepted. II is said that Mr.. lowers
resigned in order TO follow bis trade OF
morocco dressing He hsa made
good aud efficient officer, and a!"ay7
proved hiuse.t worthy Of ihe trust
which has been repused in him,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

William j. Lank. aucsioneer, VAS
been Cd gagged 10 call sales for the fol-
lowing parties:
J p Hudson, st. Georges HID, on the
30th inst.
WIN. II. Dawson, near kirkwCa' On
Thursday, the first Of February James
II. George, near ST. Georges, on lhurs,
day, February I'D. A..
There viii be a number Of sales the
coming spring, and tie indications are
that aur.!, ueers will do a furnishing
husInesg.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

Capt. Luhker, proprietor OF salo. .
on West Second street, was arres"
this morning, on q warrant chars'bb
him with violating che liquor Law y
selling liquor to an habitIai drauk"I
Az the Captain intended going on. "a,
town to-day, the cass was possponiS",
until Saturday night, by his entet'''
bail for his appearance at that hm''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

william j. Morrow, rOOier, Az
French Atrtrr, las received the agency
for putting -,aG composition On roots
Stag roofing is made The same A. gr'T'
roofing but instead OF gravel, Sag 'r"H.
furnaces and foundrieS Is us"'. l. H.
said to be much more durable, "L''
costs less than gravel roohug Toe
new I.obdel. Car Wheel works are
covered with alag roofing.
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SfunrU'H DAUk htGr.

Jane Stuart, daughter of Gl'''
Charles Stuart, the artist who PAM
the familiar portrait Of Washing
lives in Newport, X. !. Her ho!iS''
umb,ll.sh,d wlih many pictures OF "
own ps.iAtiug, mt also Mas renindGE' y
her ialh,r. She says that his nue.
picture of Washington IL IN the 3 ,n,y
chamber Of the Rboie Island 80
House.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

The third anniversary OF the United
Friends # America will be held on
Friday evening in the Adams Build
ing, The committee Of arrangements
have prepared al excellent program me
cousistiuv OF vocal and Instrumental
music, addresst-, recita,ions and dia-
lOyuth
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
Inited states Court.

The United States Circuit Court con-
yeued 1T 10 30 this morning, hut OWING
to the Delaware raiircad being block
AIDED with STOW, three OF the Jurors VINO
had gone home, were not abe 10 &c,
back, ard the Court adjourned urnI
O'Clock This afternoon
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
The n UytItRdss

take advantage Of Chapman 3 fOoLiHH.
NESS and are aging in their stock OF
Tobacco ard Cigars for the :easoi'
Remember, W. are having A Clearing
ont Sale. We would rather get cost on
th. goods thau to Tove them 'hap'
man, 4th ana Shipley effects.
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oy.soys. Fish and Oyster

The b.st salt oysters in thls city re-
cei we'd every day and deliver red free OF
charge. Price 20, 80, 40 and 81 cents
per quart, al 40 ard ~ klng street.
Wu penneIl Il Son.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

A l-w !uu Der company Is on to he
organ lsd in this city, called tbc DeIa-
ware Lumber Company with S1o,Ooo
cap,,al. Lewis Il Springer, >. Irwin
Gaure and Jost;h EeIlnh are the moor
tDratgrH,
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GNyoFe RUr n,

"A large bottle of oil Of vitrol explod.
cd at the Augustine Mills. and burned
James Kennedy and James Harris.
Kennedy, who il attended by Dr.
shortlidge, Is severely burned ON the
face and haEGs.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
yte Week Of Prayer.

The general week Of prayer Is being
..l,s.ryrd IN Grace NJ. r. Church. Ser
Vice, are held in the chapel every even
ing at 100 O'Clock. A general invita-
non (. extended to all to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10

Henry q. Banning and victor Du-
Point were respect 7eiy re- elected iFoH'-
dents OF tie Mai JnaI Bank o. Dsia-
ware and the Union National TANK
this morning, at the MEETING ~ me
Board of Directors OF the respective
hapk.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-10
Phil J, Wa|sh&Co,,
,jO6 MARKET ST..
WILMINGTON.
IT COSTS US

Not only money but also
locks and Room to carry
goods until next season DO
you INFER anything from this?
Well explain cur position
and try to show you how you
can be benefited by helping
US out. We've sold more
Clothing and made more
Custom Clothing this season
than ever be fore and as the lst
OF January shows the begin
ming Of the dull season we
are anxious to sell t n S
month ali We possibly can,
If we even are compelled to
suffer a falling off of our pro
lift and sometimes cyan a
littie more. If You want to
pet q ut or Overcoat made
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