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Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Now II IL Senator Fair.

SAN FRANCISCO, May IA com
plant WAS filed in the First ju,licii
District Court of Nevada last Wrlnes
day by Theresa Fair against James &
Fair. The cause Of actiCn is aduI
terry on the part Of the defendant. The
l. p aintitfstat she was married 20 defen
dant in Calavaris County, California, ii
December, 1862, and came to Nevada
with him in 1886.
She had lived with him until few
months ago, when she became cognizan1
Of certain acts of intidelity on tn" part
of the defendant, since which time sh"
has not lived with him. The plaintiff
states that the result Of the marriage be.
tween the plaintiff and defe ldant was
four children, James &. .lr., aged 20
Charles Lewis, aged l6; Theresa Alice
aged 13, and Virginia, aged =.
The plainitf says the defendant las
possession and control Of Il large amount
of community property, the particulars
of which she cannot state. Mrs. Fair
prays Judgment rs follows: That Il III.
vorce be granted her and that she BE-
awarded the custody of the children !:
that such portion Of community prop
erty be allowed and set apart as shall
be equitable and just hat the 'lefen-
dant be required TO pay into court Il
reasonable sum TO defray the expense OF
the action and counsel fees, and that the
defendant pay Aiimony in such an
amount AZ the Court may deem just for
the support Of the plaintiff and child
rem during the pendency OF The suit.
Senator Fair was ou the Conslock
last Wednesday, the day the papers
were served on him, but left for San
Francisco the same evening, The affair
has created quite a sensation in Virginia
City on account Of the high Standing in
society of both parties and the great
wealth Of Mr.. Fair, wh" also rrpe,enlo
Nevada in he unil,d States Senate.
The prevailing opit.i"n ON the Com
stock is that The N"vaLa statesman will
not make defense in the suit, but al
low it to 90 b. Il"iaui and agree To such
settlement Of lie property as may be de-
termined upon by counsel. G"ss p also
says that the amount has been agreed
upon, namely, $4,000, 0Io cash and 81,
800, 900 in real eStair, ~ all events, IN
tase of Il divnrc" being granted.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

81 have no opportunity to congratu
late you, Mr.. Ardsley," she said softly
"I wish you all happiness, believ
me-"
He started, and bit his lip angriIy,
81 suppose may protfer my con rat
ulations, also 2" he returned coldly
gazing straight into her eyes,
:" do not understand you" she said
With sudden gesture, he was at hel
side, holding both her hands in his, and
gazing with wild eyes into her pallld
face.
Lucia y he groaned between his 81,
teeth, "auswer me DO you love this
man, Bnrnham, TO whom you are be,
trOthed 2"
She turned her face away.
You have no right 10 ask me such a
question:" she returned, coldIy.
But ! demand an answer :" he
cried. There is something IN your
manner which tells me that your hearr
il not his. :"
She tried to calm her wildly heating
heart, but she M ght as well have Al
temped to dam the current Of a river.
She laughed scorntulIy
. Perhaps | bad better ask you il
yon love Lenore Davis, she Sneered.
"NO, ! do not | can, at least, be-
honest with you do not love her.
Yol know well, Lucia, that ! never
iOv, d anyone but YOU. But Leonore
told me this evening, AZ sunset, in the
rose-arbor that you were berothed To
Major Burnham, and that she-she-
cared for me, and so-can't yen under
stand the sequel?'
Lucia caught her breath with a gasp
ofpain.
Lrnore told you that ?" she painted.
Victor, it is false Major Burnham
only asked me to night TO be his wife.
When you saw us in the reception room,
he had just asked me the lnomentous
question, and I-VictOr. OF course |
believed that you loved Lenore--I asked
for few hours in which To consider
my answer. do care for yon, but, oh,
Victor Victor. it is too late"
He faced her, erect and pale.
1T is no. too late 20 he cried tiercey.
"Shal' W" sacrifice the happiness OF
both ou- lives, through the deceit Of this
one woman? No, Lucia"
But She shook her head slowly.
"iou are LenOre Davis betrothpd
husband, she answered firmly, "you
can never br aught to me- -
"Lucia -
A low, trembling voice spoke 'he
name; IA portiere near by was pushed
aside, and Lrnore appeared, pale ana
ngilatcd
"Lnria,' she went on pi:rou>iv, :"
have been "A wicked women told
Victor that which was false, but loves,
him so! | loved him so Could you
forgive me-, Lucia ?'
Lucia hOwei ir.r head.
"YoI are forgiven" she answered,
and Ltnore wen' away, pal" and quiet,
leaving the happy lovers together,
OF course they were -vrntuaiiv mar.
rieh, and as il matter of consequence, OF
rolrS" "they lived happily forever
Before the year was ont Lenor'' Davis
became the wife OF Major BurnhanI,
md she reigns to-day in fastlonabl"
.Ociety, a vcritablc queen OF diamonds.
Let MS hope that she is happy.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
For "a worthy Cause.

On Friday next, May II, the German
saloon keepers viii play match game
of base bail with the Americans engag
ed in the same proicSsion at Qnickstep
Park. Good nlnes will 4e selected and
an interesting game may be looked for.
The tickets have been fixed at 80 cents,
and all receipts will be equally divided
between st. Peters Orphan Asylum
and the Home for Erieniless Children.
AS these proceeds are for ii worthy
cause, the Attendance should he large.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Con ii dent Of EIc-eiectiBn.

What is your prospect, Mr.. Quinn, in
the Srroud ward for re election to tuuu.
Gil ? was asked thar gentleman This
morning by one Of tn" EErrELIrAA'S S
representatives.
"Splcndid, couldn' be better, said
Mr. Quinn.
"Got no opposition llus far was
asked.
No, nor amt going to have any
Nobody will run against me for The
nominations. They know better. No
man has done more IN that Council for
reform han | nave, dictionary on IA"
and they know it. "
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
NOTlCEk,
WILInw wOOD-wlLLOw woo

"lL1HbW WOOD-WlLLOW WOOD
w for our use should be cut when the sap
Is FULLY up In the Spring (tree coming into
ieaf, )and be thoroughly Invested Of bark and
% Kept clean and dry; 1t must be all branch
wood, not over or 6years growth, none over
or 3 inches In diameter and free O. heart |:
the smaller the wood the better. For such
wood we give ". so per cord delivered at our
Mills on the Brandywine; II delivered with
the bark on, 1t must be hauled within few
days after II 10 cut, 30 the bark will not set on
II, a. 1t would have to be peeled here. For
such wood with bark on we give $500 per cord
delivered at the mills. ap4d&w-2m
4. /. DUPONT DENEMOtRS h co.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
TO TAX XFAYERS.

The CITY Assessment for the year 1883 il
now completed, and on file In the office Of the
Of Assessments nd Revision will sit daily for
the present week (and SO much longer as may
be necessary, from I to O'Clock, p. m, In the
Council Chamber, as Court Of Appeals to
hear objections that I.ay be made to said AS,
sessment. RC FRAlM.
m2.6t Clerk Of COUNCIL
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NOTlCE-I HAVE FOR SALE, GLOW
IN er timothy, hungarian. orchard grass,
millet, lawn grass, etc. have full line Of
garden seeds. have the agency for the sale
OF globe guanO, designed especially for Spring
crops 1t is claimed that fair application for
this guano will double your crops. Seed po-
tatoes, rock, Liverpool and Ashton salt nice
Western oats, cracked corn, etc. III feed by
the ton or car load. have some fine brands
Of Western flour try II once and you will have
no other JOHN PYLE. Southeast cornor of
Second and Orange streets. aplsdSwte
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
The Glittcring Attraction OF $780,
nnO Omen TO ALL

For the next three or four weeks wars, poll,
tics, speculatious. railroad grain. oil. real
estate speculatiuns. All give way in magnitude
to the fact chat some one Vii send ten dollars
to Nj. A. Dauphln New Irlcans, La. and
draw in the June t2ti tirl'neSday)Gr"nd Semi
Annual Drawing ofThe ouisiana State Lot
terry the golden prize of$lb0,oOO, enough to
mako man sncezc three times and open his
eyes.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Voluntary Tributes of Gratitude for
Benefits Received.

| DEAR SIR, = Please allow me the privi-
Iege Of giving my testimony regarding the
wonderful curative properties Of your invalu-
able medicine, Hunts remedy. During the
past six or seven years have been a great
sufferer from kidney disease, and during a
great part of the time my sutferings have
)cen 50 intense AS TO be indescrbable. Only
hose who have suffered by this dread dis
ase know OF the awful backache, and pains
all kinds, accompanied by great weak
Irss amt nervous prostratiOn, loss Of force
tn ambition which invariably attend it. |
,'I'h b;tl condition that | could not get up
'u' Of my CHAIR except by putting my hands
III my hilce>, and almost rolling out before
could Straghlem up ! tried the best doc
ors, and many kinds of medicine, but al
allied to help M" and experimental so long
'ndeavorins t" get cured that last spring
Vas in very poor shape, and in seeking 10
'eiIet my attention was directed by u frel,
% tle remarkable cures Of kidney diseases
.tc., which were being accomplished b,
iunt's remedy | was induced to try it, am
began to take it, and very soon "limbere,
lp" as it were; my severe backache, an
.he intense pains had suffered 50 lon
speedily disappeared, Notwithstanding la,
Ieen bothered with this complaint 50 man,
,ears.
When | began to take Hunts Remedy , |
was considerably run down in my genera
health, and suffered also from loss of appe
lite. Ever since | have been taking tn,
Remedy. however, my improvement has beeI
most marked: my former complaints, aches
pains, etc, have disappeared, and | now fee
ike my former self, hale, hearty, and soun'
IN health. shall always keep Hunts Rem
eLy with me, and would most earnestly rec
all those who are sufferers from
kidney or liver diseases, or diseases of the
bladder or urinary organs to use Hunts
Remedy, and take no other.
Yours very truly,
HENRY II. SHELDON,
No. $50 Westminster ST., Providence, X.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Wonderful and Aston ntshing Cure.

w, have before i, llir ease ot Il iirtip
girl " no last September was taken 10
Or. Simlns, after being pronounced in
durable by physicians. She was an
awful case of scrutu'"us disease with
sores and scabs from head 10 feet. In
six months DR.. SinuI~' Blood Purifier,
the great blood cure, SrundIy cured her.
She is now as well looking as any child.
81. Depot, Fourth aud King streets.
Sold by dealers. Johnston, Holloway
Il Co., co. Arch street, Philadelphia,
wholesale agents.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

l-.oR SaLE-A HOME RAISED a.
horse, s years old, l4n hands A2S
H. sound and gentle, dun color, black
esin Er, and tail, dark stripe down the back,
Tsns hind feet. Fine stylish driver, trots In
a' ~ No record. Price $500. ELI IS LUF-
End on the New Castle road, four miles
La " Huntington. m5.3t cod ltws
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

~,R ,ALE-A WELL BRED HORSE,
brown, six years old, sixteen hands
", Tne style, both head and tail, sound
eg.ii gs,ie in single and double harness Sired
Fep,Jl Fepa,rlnQton, he by KOssuth, he by Long Is
G.n Rlack Hawk. Address JOHN A. WILL
EpS I"S Front and Market streets, Wilmington,
", eEo,' my4-l2t
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
NOTICE To FARM ERs AND OTHERS.

have for sale very fine lot of clover seed
timothy seed Hungarian seed and bird seed.
A full line Of garden seed selected with great
care onion seeds. have the agency for the
sale Of Globe Guano, which is designed es-
pecially for corn, potatoes, vegetables of all
kinds. 1t is claimed that a fair application
Of this GuanO Will double your crops. JOHN
PYLE, Second and Orange SITS. m27-tf
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

I1DR SALE-THE coon WILL AND
h nxtnreS Of a grocer' store, now doing a
1noI business. The store will also be rented
q leased for q number of years. Address G.,
|thS office. h'-ot'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

|-1oK SALk,-rIKST-CLAS BUILDING
\ Stone, both at the quarry and delivered
Y .py part of the city. Apply to CHAS. II.
soNhAM, at Happy Valley 3uarrles; be
W., avenue, or at Gilpin avenue and Du-
popt streets nJo-i'h'eoa-u
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NOTICE-WM j. FISHER. REAL l. F,>
~ tate Agent. 6O2 Shipioy street, has for
sale cheap "A large manufacturing property.
on Front stree, East Of Poplar. Special at
tention given to collecting rents. Eight years
experience. apl2.ln,
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NOR SALE, "A FARM OF Is ACRES, Is
n miles West Of Wilmington. Land in
b,h state OF cultivation. Buildings and
t.ncss voOd. Plenty Of fruit Possession any
ume. lime For particulars apply at 20 Van
Ruren street. hpr-T-e0d-liho"
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NOTICE. HAVING RENTED OUR
~ property, no. 81 MA.het street, for p
term III wears, we have removed our stock to
10 the uti staud at No "a King street, here
we viii be pleased to see our friends call.
Thnnhihg them Tor past iaS uis, AID hoping
Tor \ continuance Of the same, we remain.
respectful ly, K. PARRY, JR.,
ms Ut L. 4. FAIRY.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NYDTrrE WV W. NJ Vt UNDER
~ stood that wc will not pay any bills,
eAcept by those in the family 80 contracted
without q written order from tfED. W. ' Err
NON Il SONS.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NOTICE-3OO SHARES OF NEW STOCK
~ have Just been Issued by the Mechanics
Loan Association. The investment is paying
over7 per cent. per annum. Persons owning
this stock and wishing to withdraw ut any
time, can do SO and will receive at the rate Of
8per cent. on the same. Anyone desirOus OF
securing stock can do 50 by calling on W. J.
MUkKb W, Secretary. Az French st. apl9ti
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
HOUSE.
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
FOR THE BOAT


VIII leave Eighth and Adams streets every
morning at $40, running down Monroe street
to Front, and thence to Shipley. vii! also
meet the boat in the evening. Fare 10 cents.
Constantly on hand. Horses and mules for
sale, at lo5 Orange st. s. l.. EASTBuRN.
ap25-tt Manager.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
NHARSHAL'S SALE.

Av1.
by virtue Of - writ Of VeniitiOni ExpOnas
Issued out OF the District Curt of the United
States for the Dist, let Of Della ware, at the suit
Of Charles Laf 'rty, to me directed. l y Ill ex-
pose to pEDlc SAFE, and will sell for cash, at
the Custom tiOuse steps, ia the city of VIII.
mington, Delaware. on
SATURDAY, MAY u, 1883,
at II O'Clock in the forenoon the schooner
"Bessie Morris" her tackle apparel and fur
niture, now lying IN the Delaware river, off
the city of New Castle Delaware
HENRY IA. Nom ULLEN,
United States Marshal, District Of Delaware
Marshal's' = tfice. Wilmington. delaware
April %. 1893. ap2j-cudts
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NOTlOE.-IHE TW E,lff IA ANNUAL
~ Meeting of the Central Loan As-ucia
iion vii | he held on Friday evening, May II,
~ 731 o'clock. at the oltlre Of the o.creLar,.
No. ~ Market street, At which time the an
nuaI report will be presented and officers
aud Directors elected Attest:
u.,-t V NJ D. HAWK NS Secretary.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
Tur7 W J IT NY
HENRY IT. SHELDON,
No. $50 Westminster ST., Providence, X.

I'm the lexicon OF youth, ETC., there is N
such word as FuV.' That lexicon" is now
found in the laboratory Of Hunts Remedy.
It knows no such word aS-Fui.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

HCENTS REWAKD.--A BOY NAMEII
- Robert Poultercr, aged about Is years,
an indentured apprentice TO learn the farm.
ing business, ran away ga the nignL OF the 4tlI
inst. The above rew.rI VIII bC ,Ald Tor his
return, but no chlIges. All Ucrtuus are Tor
Diddcu tv trust or h4lDvr nIlu uu my account,
IRWIN G. WD, ONWARD
ms 3ts Near ii!andyWine Springs.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
FOH AALE.

,oRsALE-TWO BEAUTIFUL, NEW
.cttage buildings, Nth and Market st, 9
~ ~ fropf porchss, front, ,side and back yards,
~ grounds, dry cellars, nne view Of Della
xn sTyer: all modern Improvements; terms
ADply or address J. U. Pickles, or
|G H.f0ULK, st W: d. Picksls' Flour
80 6th and King street. 4-u
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NOR SALE-ChEAP, ONE HUNDRED
new and second hand Carriages. Call
tDn and secure bargains. d. kEKBAUGH,
iNh and Market streets. MIST
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

,NJn ShLEr-A tlt l. HURSE POWER
/ engine and boiler in uunlng order, will
be sold cheap for want VI use. Apply at the
kEPu BLICAN ONCE.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NO1ICE-THE SkNTLEMAN WHO
~ left u diagonal coat with me about one
year ago, for the purpOseO Of having 1t cleaned.
is hereby notified to come and get the Fam
within 10 days, or 1t will he sold to pay for
the work done. l.. hUW.
mS-6ts No. 4l5 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

NDK SALE CHEAP-ONE-M BREW
ter wagon. Good as new.
4. II. BRENNAN,
m.u jO6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

JNOR SALk--A SECOND HAND DEAR
L born, in good order, suitable fora huck.
ayr, can be seen at oil East Fourth street.
Apply there or at 4ls Taylor st. ms3Ld-llw'
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09

ID EMDN AL.
The soap works have been removed 10 No.
900 West Front street, Superior soap ma. e
and soid Wholesale and retail at lowest
market .rates. No adulteraiIng materials
are used. lhe bignest price pad for ,alIow
and grease u. kRAI'TTEk.
apis In
Daily Republican., 1883-05-09
~ u l'' +.
RDYS. ATTENTION.

A HANDSOME h BASE BALL BAT h CAP
Will be given to every purchaser of a boys
suit Of clothes. NJ. MEYE
ap2l If N W. Cor Finn and Mark ct SITS
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POETRY
MANITOBA.
BY JOAQUIN MILL Err.


o neighbors, neighbors, rouse you! Quick!
Ny heart is empty and forlorn,
Ny heart is empty, faint and sick;
For John came dragging home at morn
Two frozen limbs, and oh and oh |!
MY boy left buried in the snow!
Nay, blame not John. The day was wild
With driving snow that drowned his face
The hidden sleigh now holds my child;
The horse stands frozen in his place.
Come, neighbors, quick Be not so slow!
Ny boy lies buried In the snow.
The snow is frozen. Follow mel
. Like ice this cleaning sea of snow.
And far across the the frozen sea
The mound where he is lying low.
Oh, like to gold his hair; his eyes
Were bits of yonder bluest skies.
clad my boy as best had;
The sleigh sped ringing toward the mill.
NY boy, my poor lost farmer lad!
Oh, that had you with me still!
Why, ! would give these snowy lands
To knit two mittens for his hands!
But, neiglfbors, neighbors, here! Behold
This mound of snow, this broken place
A sweet face In sheen Of gold!
Two blue eyes laughing in my face
Ny boy, my boy, safe, sound, and well,
Breaks like some chicken from his shell
-AdUdnce
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This amusing anecdote Is related Is o fact
by the miEister who was party 10 1t, tha
Immediately after his capture Of New Or.
leans, General Butler was informed that an
eminent Episcopal divine of that city had
omitted from his service the usual prayer for
the President Of the United States and had
substituted President Davis, Of the Confed-
eracy. This incensed the General and he at
once sent one Of his orderlies to command
the presence of the offending minister, and
after stating his offense, demanded that he
should correct the service In the future. The
minister, who was and is q native Of Viz
ginia and most pious gentleman, frankly
admitted that IL was impossible for him to
"conscientiously" comply with the Generals
demand, that as he was friend Of peace and
ready to submit, in all proper humility to
the powers, that he would agree to omit in
the future Mr.. Davis and the Confederaey.
General Butler rose to his feet with stern
command In hh face aud language and then
said:
"Do you see those war vessels out yondeY
hl the barber and those armed soldiers
around my doorp"
ayes, SIR replied the divine with due
humility, expecting the next moment TO be
sent aboard ship by the conquering tyrant ~
q captive slave. But his fears were al once
dispelled, as the General, graspisg him by
the hand, with q broad gr,n upon his face,
said:
"Well, Brother p, you 90 on and preach
and pray for whom you - please, and
these big guns and brave soldiers will take
care Of President Lincoln an the United
States"
The two afterwards became good friends.
The General frequently attended the services
OF the minister while commanding In New
Orleans.
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WHY WE LAUGH.

81 hope you are better boy Willie," said
q Sunday School teacher to one of her young
hopefils. "Gosh, hain't been SICK" was
the reply.
Let women be brought up to habits of in
dustry and economy, and learn to support a
husband, and the tramp nuisance will soon
cease.-Terds SUtings.
The Sultan has begun to shoot at nearly
everybody who comes near him. If General
Lew Wallace should some day be returned
to this country in the form Of sieve, we
shall know that Abdul has been holding
another consultation with him.
King Kalakaua has ordered forty cases of
champagne from a Baltimore firm. The
wine will be used at the coming coronation,
and no doubt il will swell the royal head
until the brand-new crown from London
shall feel as big as barrel hoop.
The bloodhound OF all Uncle Toms Cabin
company broke loose lost week and Killed
the donkey. The manager, In dire distress,
had the donkey's skin removed, and sent al
actor Oh In IL TO personate the part, but the
fellow for the first time in his life, failed TO
make an ass Of himself. - Somerrilie
Journal.
$50 you have got twins at your house."
said Mrs. Bezumbe to little Tommy Samuel
son. "Ycs nam, two Of 'em." "What are
you going TO call them?" "Thunder and
Lightning" Why, those are strange names
to call children" "Well, that's what pa
called them as soon as he heard they were
in the house."
Sentimental inscriptions do not al
ways have the desired effect their authors
intended. In the cemetery ofPere La Chaise
are two columns side by side, with inscrip-
tions Tin French Of course), "Adelaide R.,
I wait for you. 1S45." On the other: "Here
| am. 1882" Beneath the latter some
gamin had scribbled, "He took his time"
A South End woman received telegram,
and her face blanched and her hand trembled
as she held the unopened envelope before
her. Giving it to her daughter, she said !:
"Kead IT," The girl obeyed. "Papa has
broken his leg and gone to the hospital" she
said. The mothers face frightened, "Thank
heaven it is no worse" she said, feared
he might be going to bring somebody to din
ner."-Boston Post.
At dinner party the little son of the host
ess was allowed to come down to dessert.
having HAu WhSt MS hothci SonSio0iou
sutficiency of fruit, he was told that he must
not have any more, when to the surprise of
every one of the guests, he exclaimed; eff
you don't give me some more I'll tell" A
fresh supply was at once given him, and as
soon as IL was finished he repeated his threat,
whereupon he was suddenly and swiftly re-
moved from the room, but he had just time
to convulse the company by exclaiming:
"My anew trousers are being made out of
mas old bedroom curtains!"