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Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

A young man named John Blrvis
was he.o re the Mayor last evening, t'
answer charge Of la rceny. 1t was al
legged that Rurvis boarded in The same
house with Horace jackson and John
Walker, and that after he removed tt
take board with another family, Jack
son and Walker missed ST. 80, and sus.
piciohed him for taking II.
They called on him, and after some
pretty hot words had passed between
them, Burvls said that while he did not
take the money he was willing to pas
them So per week rather than have al Y
difficulty abont it. He afterwards re.
fused 70 pay it, and the young men had
him ar ested. There was no p siLve
proof that Burvis had taken the money
and several witnesses who have know,
him for years testified to his good C ar
acter. He was represented by Harr!
Sharpley, Esq, AID at | IN request ''ht
bearing was continued until this even
ing, on account of the absence Of q ma
terial witness.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
., Attest. X. 9. FRAN,
Lieutenant General.
AhducllnEA Bride.

L special dispatch from Cortland,
N. Y, says: Tobias l.. Rose and his
fAmi y reside on q farm on the hills
three or four miles east of Homer, in
Cortland county. The family consists
Of himself and wife, his daughter Net
tie, aged ID years, and q son, younger.
They are we'll ~ do and respectable
people. For seven years past Eugene
Corl, aged 20 years, Of McCrawville,
has worked for Mr.. Rose ~ farm
lab oIer. On Saturday, Dec. 2, MIR.
Rose took Nettle to visit an aunt 1T
Homer. promising TO call for her in a
few days. On Monday Coz sought +
Nettie and told her to take the 3p. IN.
train for Cortland the next j,y, and
they would be married. She says that
sae was afraid to disobey him, and
met him az directed and they went ~
Cortland, aud from there to Ithaca,
where they stopped with = relation or
Corl's, named Morse. Corr then went
after the Rev. Milton Hamiin, who
married them, the girl saying, by
Corl's direction, that sne was IL years
OF age. Corl remained with her until
Thursday, and then returned to Homer.
The next day her father found Nsttie
In Ithaca, and she very willingly re-
turned home with him. She says that
she does not want to live with Corl, aud
that she is afraid Of him. Mr.. Rose
swore out warrant, and Corl was ar
rested and brought before Justice
Sands, Of Cortland, and charged with
abduction under Section 2S2 OF the new
Penal Code. The section reads
A person who takes a female under
the age OF Is years. without The consent
Of her father, mother, guardian, or
other person having legal / aIge Of her
person, for hepurpose Of marriage, etc,
il guilty Of abduction and punishable
by imprisonment for not more than five
years, or by II fine OF not more than
81 900, or By both"
The examination was held last week,
and Corl was held in $500 bail to await
the action OF the Grand Jury. Corl isa
good looking fellow, and seems to have
used every means in his power during
his residence with the family TO gain
control over tse girl, and he finally OBJ
tanned an influence which she WAS un
q bic to resist.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

| MRssBS. EDITORS II am Q farmer
and want TO know II we as residsn to
Of this State, have not some rights q
we'll a. the City Council. The people
wanted . change, and they have q
change, a change l think for the worse.
The change will be TO drive the far
mers from Wilmington; just as soon
as Chester passes law for . curb mar
ket you will not be troubled with
many. know forty three fsrmers
who signed An agreement Il leave
this market. Every night in Juncil
the market 10 discussed, IL lead OF
making laws to pave the stI eets, and
other required measures. 1t seems to
me A. though the farmers were the
most Lord forsaken people in the
United States. We only ask to make
All honest living, and bring you fresh
produce, and In return leave our money
with you, buy our groceriss,d goods,
and clothing from you.
Tho farmer and his wife ride 10 or
20 miles In the cold or wet; they come
here with snow frozen TO their wagon,
themselves, chilled through and
through; befOre they can go and warm
themselves, they IN ust 90 and hunt up a
wrench, II they have none in the wagon,
TO take off the wagon tongue or SHAFTS.
Ii they do not, they are fined. II they
some In an hour before the time, they
can't back up until the clock strikes
the time; II they do 30. they are fined.
| WAS told, and l suppose /. IL true, that
some farmers who came at Christmas
h ad their wagons put In the pound and
had to pay fine o. 81 50 10 get them
out.
Farming Ia hard, drudginR life at
the best; while the townspeople are
asleep In their warm beds the farmer
and his wife arc obliged to be out in the
cold. When they reach here in the
dark OF the morning, chilled and sleepy
they 70 to the King street market.
Then they find some one. who had not
30 far 10 come, has occupied tho space
up to Eighth street, and If they 90 over
that they are fined.
Sleepy and cold they drive to Madi.
sou street to find it occupied to sixth,
and II they 90 over Sixth they are
ordered of, or perhaps hnsd. | have
seen the time could send my wife to
market and could stay at homo and
save hiring help, but now | must come
10 market, for my wife will he fined If
she has tho shafts Of the wagon ono
inch oat Of place, must come To mar
kst and she must stay 1T home, run er-
rAnds and do q mans work, or her hus-
band will DO fined and have his wagon
put in the pound for some slight of.
fence.
There is not city in the United
States where the farmers are abused a.
they are In this city.
Let 1t be put to vote, and II the cit
izens say the farmers must 60, let
Them 20.
As they are making new city char
ter, let 1t read that the Council hall
meet once month; let thrn not vote
the victuals out of your mouth AZ they
40 the money out Of your pocket, by
lneetipg tonight. aud have.an adjourned
meeting next night to tinker at The
Street market. "A FARMER
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
T\lVlDEND'
SALE
or VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

In New Castle County and State Of Della.
ware. by virtue Of the last will and tesla.
mont OF Harry Warron, deceased. Of Mill
Creek hundr d, Now Castle county, l will
offer ut public rale At the
DEER PARk HOTEL, in Newark, Delaware
1888 at l o'clook In tho afternoon,
the following real estate:
No. /. All that farm and tract Of land
situated In MIL Greek hundred, New Castle
county, Delaware, containing Ss15 acres,
more or less with good stone dweilinx, II
rooms In good repair; barn, new, to by tC
feet, granary, hog aud hen house, lthe land
Ia rolling, good natural soil, In iair order,
'ividfd in ,uilaule tields we'll watered: this
farm is situated within ~ miles of New
ark, wnero good schools aad cIufches are
located.
No. .. Adjoins No and contains "A acres
with stone dwelling and barn thereon,
erected the land t. rolling, divided 10 con-
venient felds IN fair order and good quality
the LIFE INTEREST Of John l.. Elliot.
only is sold In this tract
No. 3. Contains az acres, more or less,
situated in New Castle hundred, within
about ~ miles Of Wilmington, 1t Ia divided
In 7 fields under good tel cling. tho soil Is No.
! and IS In q good state OF Improvement; the
buildings are Q frame house In fair order
containing q rooms; large barn In good or
der, Eranary, hog and poultry house, this Is
q good farm. The undivided ono half inter.
est only will be sold In this farm, the other
half belongs to James II. Kay, Esq, and the
farm Ia In the tenure Of Mr. Thomas Slack,
who will show the same 10 any one wanting
to purchase.
No 4, is tho Robert NJ. Black farm, situa
ted at the tcyn OF flasgow, In Pencader
hundred, and will be sOld in two tracks. No.
| containing about "a acres with ths build
ings there ef ecled. subject to the dover OF
the widow OF said Robert M. Black, laid off
as - acres. which Is marked by meets and
bounds the soil is a lin hit Loan and Is hus.
ceptable Of his state Of improvement, 10
unde- hedge fence, ia part and laid OF In
conv enient fields, with two good streams Of
water running through this tract. No. Z, Is
part Of the original tract and will contain
about 40 acres, without any improvements.
except fencing, OF this tract there 10 about
~ acres Of wood and timber. the soil IL good
natural quality and will make a good farm.
No. !, . and will be old suU)ect to dover
Of Amelia Warren, widow OF the late Harry
Warren. Also, tho subscriber will soil at
same and place Il 0 shares OF tho stock Of the
Bank Of Newark, Delaware. Terms
1t sale.
Nelson WARREN, Executor
o. HARRY WARREN, deceased.
NEWARK, DRL. December II, 1882,
N. FL, Amelia Warren, widow OF barry
deceased will lOin with the executor
n making clear and fee simple title, to the
above real estate by the purchaser Or pur,
'hasers paying to me per cent on the
amount Of purchase money In lien OF my
lower. AMEIA WARREN.
Lly.w&s.ltdA3tw
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Mayer Wales will thank any citize,
to report to him the name or NUN Der o
any police officer who is known t.
drink intoxicating liquors, or commit
any OIL er act contrary 10 discipline
While he is determined to remove al
such men from the force, he will p,t
condemn man unheard. The Mayor
says the police are the servantsof TIE
people, and If such men az are aIlep, d
are on the force no wishes to know it,
He also requested the reporters thai
whenever they knew of an officer com
hitting breach of discipline, or ne
electing his duties, to publish he nant
in their respective palers, wniCr re-
quest as far az the REPUBLICAN is con
cerned, will be- cOny lirh win.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

In the Republican caucus of the Min.
nesota Legislature, on Monday night,
Loren Fletcher, of Minneapolis, was
nominated for Speaker Of the House.
1t is stated that he and most of the 9th
er Ominees for legislative Offices are
In favor of WINDOWS reelection as U.
s. Senator, and that combinations have
been made which will almost certainly
Insure WINDOWS return.
The Republican ca ucuses of the Maine
Legislature last evening nominated
John l.. Cutter, of Penobscot, for Presi
dent OF the Senate. and j. Manchester
Haynes, of Augusta, for Speaker OF
the House. The Fusionists nominated
William ID. Rust, of Waldo, for Presi-
lent OF the Senate, and G. A. SpOtford
of Deer Isle, for Speaker.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

NOTICE The ANNUAL MEETING
~ OF the Farmers association Of New
Castle 90, for the detection OF horse thieves
and recovery of Olen horses, will DO held
In Wilmington. at the usual place, on Satur-
day, the 18th Of January, 1851, at 10 pollock
A. NJ, whom officers for the year will be
elected. Punctuai attendance Of members
is requested. JAMES II. HOFFE KER.
d3O.3td 2tw Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

TDNE TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET,
" and see the goods opened to-day; it will
pay you. 3h rasns 25c: peaches pared and
cvapOrated l6c; same rs you pay Use. for ut
other places; cyapornted peaches 2ib for 20 cts;
finest cherries Zoe; can ware sold for 25c; finest
ounces, 3it can for zoe; seedless cherries 2jc;
prlnclls l6c; 3b dried apples 2bc; bags flour
81; bags -four s5c; 2 bags best -four 05c; we
have opened another lot Of those sample teas
at 35c; they are truely the best value We ever
offered at 35c; they take the lead We have
huckebcrrics, blackberries; 3B preserved
peaches 25c; SD minccmeat 25c; Alb apple but
ter 2jc; fine cream cheese SD snaps 25c; 3b
crackers 25c; lunch biscuit Toe. D.; our lOc, cof'
fee IL the best in this city for the money; our
coffee at 20 and 2bc. is excellent; our Sham.
rock -four makes bread ms white AS snow. Our
flour ut Sc. n is the best f not the very best in
the city for the price, fresh eggs, fine early
rose potatoesin store and for sale by THOS.
M. WEIR 1903 East Sixth st. l2-6t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
OCBLlC SALE

PUBLIC SALE -o,-
Valuable Real Estate, MIL Property and
Farm! The subscriber will sell 1T Public
sale, at AvoLdale, Chester County, Pa, on
the Il. n " X. h., on
THURSDAY, JANUARY Is, 1883,
at O'Clock, p. IN,
The property situated In Franklin Town
ship, Chester county, "a, n miles from Kim
bleyllle, and The tame from Lewisviile, Pa,
on the big Elk Greek containing 1865 acres Of
land of which 81 acres are highly improved
upland, the balance good grazing meadows,
well watered and fenced, shout ely htacres Of
good timtor, and good young apple orchard
me Improvements consist of large Brick
Dwelling, Z tenant houses, large barn, with
traw house attached. wagon, hog ice and
spring houses; cooper chop and other tut 9.
buildings. Also grl,t mil with Il arse water
power.
This farm Is ono # the very best In the
neighborhC cd and Is worthy TIL attention Of
dahymen and capitalists. Conditions easy
and will be made Known on dry OF sale. For
further Information address the unher.ig ned
on the premises. JOHN TWEED,
kimblevi'e, Chester Co., Pa.
l.. W. STIpHAM N son, Anct's. d17 5tw ~s.6
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

JANUARY lsT, 1882.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 4, 1853.
To BREvET LIEUT.. GENERAL HENRY
B. COURTNEY.
HoNoRKp SlB:--By authority vested
In me, ~ President ot"We the People"
you arc this day promoted from tho
title of Colonel 10 that Of Brevst Lieut..
General of "We the People" This IL
the most distinguished honor that has
ever been conferred by the Association
for the past twsnty five years, at which
time the highest title Of Lieut.. General
was conferred upon Robert q. FTaim,
who for the past twenty i've years has
wore his stars with great dignity and
honor.
The distinguished honor this day
conferred upoH you. is one Of no ordi
nary character. And in your greatly al
vanced promotion, it Is expected that
you will devote your indomitable ener-
gy and great tale nts in promoting the
interest Of, and sustaining the dignity
of the highly hoISred position 10 which
you have is day been elevated. Let
no consideration OF persona regard or
favor ever swerve you from the path Of
reutitude. Wear those stars proudly
upon your epaule ); may they never be
sulliel or dishonored, and when future
hi storians shall write the history Of
1--WE the People," may yorT honorcd
name remain untarnished on this snb-
lime page of history. TIE honor this
day con ferred upon you Is more honor
able than any title that could be con-
ferred upon you by the Queen Of Eng.
land or the Gar of Russia. You will
report without delay TO the Lieutenant
General for further Instructions.
BY order of ELI CRozIER,
President Of We the People.
! Attest. X. g. FRAIM,
Lieutenant General.
=. s. by advice rendered to the
President by ne, he will recommend at
the next meeting of the Monumental
Association that you 10 made q trustee
In lieu Of j oshua Valentine, deceased.
Respectfully, X. q. FKAIM,
Lieutenant General.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

For a large assortment of foreign
fruits, nuts, enc :, call at Carr Il Co.'S.
new store, 4O7 King st. Special lot OF
cranberries ust received. Call and Zee
tOl yourself.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
n Offices.


ng FOR
hAWNi MARKET STREET, FROM
WENT THIRD STREET NORIIlER-
Y TO THE CITY LINE
Proposals viii be received in the proposal
h, IN the City Hall, up to Thursday even.
y, january 4th, A. d., 1883, for grading Mar
d street from 23rd street northerly to the
II line; the work to be done by the cubic
|Id. The contractor will be required, by his
Y iDr said work by the cubic yard, to include
= taking oil from said street the stone or
tppikng now on the top part of said street,
"A the replacing said stone or turnplking
preOn, at the top of said street, when the
20 is finished TO the proper grade thereof,
eCcOrdancc with the plan Of the Chief In
Yer of the Surveying Department. The
NJ TO be done under supervision Opening
Ieet Committee, said contract to be com.
Mad by May lst 1888.
|'$ LEVI GARRETT,
Nh J. X. SMITH, Opening
MI JOS. G. FILE,
| IN THOMAS JOHNSON, Street
AMOS A. EASrBURN,
|# JAM rs MCKENNA, Committed
M WILLIAM II. BLAKE. jnl4t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

1lDR sALE-A VALUABLE FARM
containing i75 acres, good buildings
'{tn1n 10 miles Of this city, railroad station
= q farm. Tho above pr ,perty will pay
3lf cont on the price asked for It, Last
= III paid over 20 per cent. For further ! a.
alton apply to e. Pennington, no. T..
Erect, doiou
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Sutterley Il 90, 1902 Market street.
will be open all Christmas. Come ~
early IL the day as possible.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
TUBLlU SALE.

WIN be sold at No. e03 West Third street,
ON THURSDAY, JANUARY I, 1883,
at 10 O'Clock Il. .m., ~ follows:
1parlor su :, upholstered in hair cloth;
marble top table, walnut bed room suit, mar.
BILE top oil paintings mattresses, bureaus,
good entry and stair carpets, iDgral and raH
carpets cane chars and rockeIt, II. extern
sion table, dinirg chairs, lounge, BOOB Ca SC
and ecretary, sel;.feeding stove, No. liar
or ard refrigerator china, glass and qreens-
ware, coal In celia n and MANY other riclee
not here unerated. House for rent APP
ply to the unders gned. W +. M URPbY.
l.. W. StidhaL1 l. son, Auctg. dec30.4t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

4. UPIURk IUkE tUARAN1 ED
IN byJ h. Mayors Method. Permanent
Cure for all cases. I'atients OF bo.h eexos
and OF everyage emit rely Cured by this Urea,
sons cured Advice FREQ. office hours, A.
Y to 0P.N. S3l Aroh t. rh,la. oc2
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

TX. kLlNE'S GREAT NERVE RE-
storer IL the wonder of the age for all
q diseases. A i fits stopped free. Send
Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

\DR SALE-TWO TIE MOST DE
a sirable new houses east Of Market st..
klsrxe rooms and bs.h front and back
hes; magnificent view; thoroughly veil.
and nicely finished; possession imme'
1; terms accommodating. No. Wo and
French street Apply 10 7. Allen Hilles,
LlO00 French street. delS-lm
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
YOR SALE.

nor SALE-A NEW FIRST-CLAsS ~
4 roomed house, corner 9Th and French
8 bay windows and all modern improve
nts, Well, and all waste water under
Ened TO sewer. Also the three houses al.
Ming the above. Terms easy. Also othef
1pes, price from q, 600 10 $4,000. Chance
rood inyes lment. Some paying per ct.
"a OF taxes, etc. Apply TO q. II. I'm
III, T0l French street. doo-iViet'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

mOR kENT-THREE STORY BklCK
house, No. 1917 West street, with all
6peOvementp, nine rooms, open sLairs, front
beeh, immediate. possession. ALSO houses In
NM parts Of the city to let. Apply to
pHE dKEkN, cor. Washington AID Della
|Ago avenue, d3l-f
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
NATURALIZATION.

NAT. BANK WILMINGTON 4 BRArDYwIHn,
WILMINGTON, Deoember9, 1881.
this bank will DO held at tho banking house
on Tuesday, January ., 1889. between tho
hours Of 2 and O'Clock, p. m, tor the purl ore
Of choosing nine Directors to serve the en- u.
INK y4ar. q. ROWLAND, Cashier. dl3-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Du SALE-DwELLINa HOUSES, 1913
n West street, 8 rooms; 1905 Lincoln st., .
os; one on east side OF jackson street, 3rd
telow Delaware ave, rooms; $50 Hen
u st.. 8 rooms; on reasonable terms VIM.
n VIM =. ROBINSON,
Reclaim No. W. ord st.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

EHOR RENT-THE CARRIAGE VAC.
a to:y l96 and l0s Orange st an old o.
6blished stand with good run Of custom.
|aopr titted up 1rtt class with all modern
npt0 vements. A partner wanted IN the
b6ye business. Apply " W. Il. WRIGHT
~ Washington ST. d,c3D6tt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

DIR SALE CHEAP-SlX NEW SEVEN
N roomed houses, Substantially hull. with
ne modern improvements. Also a three
y brick house, North East cor. 9th and
Ibard streets, would make . good lcca-
y for business. Terms to suit purchasers.
Ny to Thomas Il. I.slly, CO., M arket st.
nol6f
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

NOTICE.-E
~ UNioR Natl NAL BANK,
or wILMlssToN, DsL, rec ., 1852.
The Annual Election for nine Directors,
will DO held ut tho Banking house. on Tues
Jay, the 9th day Of January, 1883, between
the hours OF 2 nd I clock IN tho afternoon.
decSf JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

k1VOR KENT-A FARM CONTAlNiNG %
N acres of frst.c land, good buildings
ID plenty Of iIesh water near Mt Cuba,
|AYiat lana HID. Address Or call on J A N E.S
|EACH, Mt. Cuba sDel. de15S tsw
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

NOTlCE-THE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company Of the State of delaware, will be
held at tho office Of the company In Whining
ton on Monday the eth day of January, 1853,
at 10 O'Clock, n. IN, at which time an Section
for five members Of the company, to serve 3
years, will be held and the years Interest Oh
all deposit notes will be pny able. The agents
Of the Company arc authorized to receive dues
Oi members VICTOR DUPONT,
President
w. A LANOTIE. Secretary d2i-l6t
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

GNOR RENT-A LARGE BRIO X BUILD
Ing suitable for manufacture, about 5000
10 " floor, room for steam If required. APP
IL o. this office. declt-u
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
NUTlOE.-TO WATER RENTERS,
C1vior WArsr DEPArxskT

The bills for the year IS 3 are now ready
and pay able .: the kegist ar's once, y. W.
corner siIth and King streets
On oil bills remaining unpaid after the 3lst
Of January, 1883, i've per cont. will DO ado cd
II paid during the month Of February, and
ten per cent. II paid during march. After
which time the ferruIes may be withdrawn
and suit Instituted for the recovery Of tho
amount due. Once hours, Q. IN. to 1 D. N
dal-Sot }. A. BOND, Registrar.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

DOR SALE.-A GOOD PAYING FARM
of about 100 acres, productive and cheap.
Ieapplc crop alone sold 10 pay the tenants
re Has to be sold owing to Ill health.
l4-3t HEALD X CO.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

|NoR RENT-STABLE AND SLhUGH.
ter house, sheds and yard', or viii be
|0ted for any other business. Apply to
". III. Sutton, 700 ". Sth st. deZ7tt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

GOOD, STEADY. IN.
WA dustrious boy to learn the printing
Aslnoss; one that can read manuscript. No
her need apply. Apply at this Office.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

lNOR SALE-HOTSE, s27 W NINTH
"a street, 10 rooms. JOHN HARE. l2ot'
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

S7DK SALE--A BAKERY AND DW ELL
y ing corner Ninth and Poplar streets.
Ipply to- q. Is GUYER, 100 East Eighth
kRxn{. decrtf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

UDk SALE OR EXCHANGE FARM
Of rs acres. Good building and good
p1s orchard and small fruits. Apply to
BLOOMINGTON. No. b r.. 9Th 1t. debit
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

Or SALE by EXEEuTCRS-DWELI-
"A Ing house late Of Ell Wilson, decd, No.
Washington street, Wilmington Terms
~. Apply To b. NIELDS, Attorney for
outOr, $40 Market 1t. su.2.e0d tt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

NOR RENT-A HOUSE AT W. WEST
Second street Also one at 9th and I'm
!. NJ. I. POOLE, so W. Eighth It. lnl-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

USOk kENT-A 10 ACRE. FARM NEAR
Talleyville about four miles from vii
|ingtOn Inquire III this office. de4Td&Wt
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03

|N0k RENT-HOUSE 1908 n 1910 WAL
twsAkLK Hp lIssuch t s an aSa aad sHT azu
Daily Republican., 1883-01-03
WA1g'kN.

OR TWO AGENTS,
yy ladies or gentlemen, to canvas Tor II
|fe Insurance Association IN the city or cOun-
y. Address or call ON J. X. Sutcrlcy, 3O2
|arket st, up stairs. JHnlU