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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02
CURRENT COMMENT.

EVER since Chicago eclipsed the world by be-
ing wiped out by fire in 1872, she seems to have
been DESTROYS of keeping up her fery.reputation
Every now and then some disastrous blaze gives
Chicago pre-eminence in that line of business.
The destruction Of the great store of Field
Letter and Co., few years ago, and the quite
recent partial destruction of Mandel Bros, ele-
CANT dry goods house are among the reminders
OF Chicago's greatness in such matters.
Late yesterday afternoon the Farwell block,
claimed to be the largest business building in
Chicago, located on Market street, was discov-
cred to be in flames, and before the fire de-
partment of the city could assert itself effective
ly, two large si1-story stores in the block were
destroyed with their valuable contents,
narrowing incident occurred during
the eonflagration in the falling to the ground
from the fifth story of one of the buildings of
two terrified girls who were attempting to
climb down a fire escape. They were both
raised from the sidewalk dead. Tits hoped that
no other casualties occurred. While the fire
department were struggling against this fire an
other was announced in the Evening Journal
building, fine stone structure on Dearborn
street. By IL O'Clock this latter confagration
had been mastered, but not before the upper
three stories had been burned out and the rest
OF the building deluged with water.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02
REJoICTNqs.

CINCINNATI, Dec. 1.-Covington, KY, the
home of John G. Carlisle, is holding an
i'm promptu celebration over his nomina-
ton as speaker, by the ringing of bells,
the blowing of steam whistles, firing of
cannon and making speeches.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02

IT is significant fact that ex-District Attor-
torsey A. Oakley Hall, of New York. has severed
his connection with Truth and intends setting up
in the practice Of law in London. Mr..
Halls relations with truth have been problem
atical ever since he came to the front as con-
spicuous defender of the Tweed ring. 1t was a
singular instance of mistaken vocation, how
ever, when he abandoned the law in which he
ranked among the highest in the country, to as
sumo the editorial harness. The newspaper Pc
gasus is q recalcitrant jade.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02

''IF any northerners'' write General Beaure-
gard from New Orleans ego south on business
and to assist in developing the commerce and
industries of the country they will be cordially
welcomed. At this time, eighteen years after
the war, only the worst class of politicians,
north and south, are inclined to keep alive the
bad feelings engendered by that war. The peo-
pie of the ssuth, especially of Louisiana, want
the capital and enterprise of the north to csme
here and assist III rebuilding our ruined homes
and restore prosperity among US.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-12-02
NEW TERMS OF Thu GLOBE.
SUNDAY GLOBE.

Seven issues per week by mail at same rates as
I,,o
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
l.cn'Is Andrew Jackson, q. Il. DeaU
regard and JuipaI 4. Early.

The military chieitainS above nnm"d were
brought in strange contact \ few days age at
New Orleans La. On the 9Th OF January,
1853. when the lj2d Grand Monthly Drawing
OF The Louisiana State Lottery took place,
Immediately after the anniversary of the Bat
tie Of New Orleans, known there ns St An
drew Iack.on's : day, and is observed as n gen
ertl holiday. ticn'ls l1caurcgard and Early
had (as they always doj the entire manage
meut Of the distribution Of S2j5, 900 in prizrS,
ana here is what they did withit; Ticket No..
III. 454 sold for IS to Alvin Kcnslcr, Of Odessa, d,
La Faycttc county Mo-, drew, ,-IIo0o Ticket
No. 5, $50 drew S25, OUO-Soli IN hi)hS OiOr 81
cnch)-onc Sj0D0 to Augustine LopcA, 20
Barunne street: another $4,000 to +. TagIIa'
petra. l23 Cont St; both of New Orleans.
Among Others the third capital prtAr Of SO.
OUO. won by ticket No. S. 4Ol sold in MN. in
New York city. Tickets Nos, 2l,2S5 and 90,
7j5, drawing each $4,000. were sold in lfths-
one to \. b. Apple. of Omaha, Nrh.: one col
lcctcd through the Union and Planters Bank
nr Memphis, Tenn; one to i. b. kctrhum.
No. 632 Broadway, New York city; one to II.
f., Stevens, of Titusv!lc, Pa. Tickets Nos,
~, 2sO. 1858. 3O.959, 7a.dli. H,672. each drew
S2,0ll. scattered over the country Next op.
portunity Will be on Tuesday, March '"'h, OF
which any one applying to VI. A. pnuphtn,
New Orleans, La, will be fully informed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
hfaRlnllnRi llllikinn.

A collision occurred on Friday after
noon in tn" fog on the East River be-
tween the Fulton ferry yboat Union and
Annex boat No. >, of til" Pennsylvania
Railroad line. The latter left her
Brooklyn slip at 3 o'clock and made
her way straight across the river in
order to 90 toward the Battery ON this
side As she nrarcl the Nrw-lork
Shors the Union started for Brook yn,
The pilots could not Sre far in the fog
and a collision occurred. The Union
was not going at full speed or the
Annex boat would have been run down.
As it was, her starhOard paddle-box
was carried off and the cabin crushed
in, the guards being carried away.
There We're few passengers on board
and no one was hurt. The Union suffer
ed slight injury TO her stccring-gear,
and after landing her passengers in
Brooklyn, was sent to the repair docks
of the Union Ferry Company. The
Annex boat was laid up for repairs in
Jersey City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

are being made for the Spring trade by
MuIiin & Son, Sixth and Market. They
have been selling of Winter stock at
way of prices, (by the way a few lots
left which will be sold bargains for
sorncbody). They are opening their
Spring goods, and are getting them III
almost every day. Their last s'aSon
trade has led them to believe they will
do "A very busy custom trade this Spring
They have been making ready for it at
least.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Grimes and Casualties.

Mrs. II. NJ. Vale, wife Of one Of the
defendants in the Star Route cases,
died in Independence, Missouri, on
Thursday, after taking Gan overdose Of
morphine" She left letter in her
bureau addressed to her husband.
At party in Furnessvile, Indiana,
a few nights ago, Martin Parker, a
lrunkcp guest, fatally stabbed IA young
man named Lebke, and also stabbed
the hostess, Mrs. Radke. He was then
beaten by the company, but escaped.
Judge Peirce yesterday began the
trial, without jury, Of the suit OF
Catharine Denhart against the city of
Philadelphia, to recover damages for
injuries received from falling on an icy
pavement in January, 1881.
Henry Sheldon shot and dangerously
wounded his young wife and then com
mttrd suicide, in Exeter, New York,
on Thursday They had been separated
for some weeks.
During a fight in Young county,
Texas, on Wednesday last, "over the
management Of II school, the teacher
Rodgers-was killed, and three others
were wounded.
A Swcdc, named Hanson, being
Jealous, shot and slightly wounded a
girl nayled Collnm, and then shot him
self dead, in Mckeesport, Penna., yes
terIay.
A fight among "claim Jumpers" is
reported at Devils Lake, Dakota, in
which two men have been killed.
Emma Sidney, aged 50 years, widow
of John c. Sidney, an architect, com
mittcd suicide yesterday in Philadcl-
phia
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
s#5ERzl|S||I
Sun sets 6.92.

rto SlIn lStR
~" ,''o' w. ,'-. a.,,o., oo,
Stahd'hs ana hanging, ihhiPs' o"soS' ''''
q. 5. Humphrey l. Bro, one-price hatter'
Dr, Darnon's Office, lS24 Jamac st., Phila
M,,,a,A = n>v,s the Jeweler. E. 2nd .,
~ :,
From ths nre; lot OF pipes, cheap"' mu
''n ., Wv "o'' ' ., =,
| inns weather ls very discour1s'ne " ti'
spring poet. =
For cut flowers and funeral designs, 10 Il
as Market ct.
| The lily IL out OF fashion. The Langtr,
gave the hover bad name.
rlns1sK plain nold Rinss. at E. E
HAMS, is East Fourth st.
v.,d.rh,lt and Go,,d will ret,re when tho,
,,., ii,.io ,unra nnmnv ''''o "''A
80. " ,''s,o n',,o ,. n ~, n , ,ou,, -
,,n Mo,ta t"II Tonsa Wo,ar and Kinu s,raet; :"
'"o 49,
W. IL. Schen the stove dealer mas Just lalt
IA large stocK OF mouse iuInlsllhe eoods
0".i "nu 'o' ''1 1o' w
Merchants ana clerks Will nhd IL 10 thei
40 vantage 10 call AZ the Maita house aor
hrsl CHASE dlhher "a'el anu ming e'i'''''
Don't put on buying your new stove uhtl
moving day, pu. see lne u,heiehV Pa.'ei @ n' m d
H. r. flcheis' q f'as' ALI 81. anu iea'e you'
order'
Mr.. lalmages idea OF heaveil IL tna' rh ~ VIII
DC an eternal exhlDllloh oi psalhouy. :, aneIt 'si
"ouin Dc psaiIhhess ABOUT tha' "hic'' oouiu
not help peihg HUMOROUS.
II IN ileed OF ahylhihg n tne WY " nous' n, -
furnishing eoouS w 10 w. n. ochuL :, 1y' ~ "
~" onlpley stIeet he has Ine 'nos' ooinP
STOCK III the c'ty.
we doh pretend 10 KNOW Nheie "isslns
oDIAihed such perIect hho"i1uSe VI ou,
"ile > temper oul inc slorn oh fiiu"' was
telr'ple ohe'
For beauty Of mOuldings, want the public
10 call ana see. bllt III splehdlu oiueI anu
paiterh. walnut ana hosehooa '. unst pass-
aple. w. N. baus"' o'' ''hipios e'i'o''
"koom ut the Top'-Three dollars week,
one towel u day, no weather. straps, steal your
"K1om Mt the Top.H
-, ,o.,,,., u s,ovo until
Don Put Oh ouy yins Sout no" s'o,e tt,,n 49,, :
moving gay pus seG tle uio,ene ., p,a a"
II. =. ichois' " Hi'' f'h ST. "nu ''"'' ''"'
ofaeis'
IL Is Always ,he enia,i ~! nnouocIn n;,,. wv
ohoueh ~. ~ oIei Ia.' ri VIZ oan @ 'n nv
most ulihcult trlchs perioin'eu py Aio1 ni""
OF any other hiaSiciah.
See SchGn's advertisement in another col
umn. Heaters, ranges and stoves, he has ad-
dcd to his stock complete assortment OF
house furnishing goods. 200 to 2l3 shipley st.
81 have M wealth " she said Il can give
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
A1nusenentn Ahead,

OF Thomas w. Keene'S performance at
the Arch Street Theatre last evening he
North America says: can extremely
meritorious and interesting performance
WAS given at the Arch Street Theatre
last evening with Mr.. Kcene in the
title roll. The part requires considera-
bic talent and dramatic force. This
Mr. Keenc has, and his performance was
enjoyable. The support was more than
ordinarily good.
On Tuesday evening, Beecher will
give us IN intellectual treat, lrcturing
on Evolution and Revolution. Rev Mr..
DuNal will be present, and introduce
the speaker.
Ranch 10 will be presented on Satur-
day, and on Monday evening the Madi-
son Square Company will produce Es-
for the first timeto Whining
ton audience. This is the same com
pany that 80 acceptably produced the
Professor. hee on Monday evening last.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Money Market.
From the Philadelphia Ledger.

From the fhlIhlclplh Ledger.
The money market in the city is with
ont substantial change, and call loans
are quoted At 4ft5 per cent and good
commercial paper At 4i2NJj'2 per cent
In New York there Is reported Ia he
rather more inquiry for currency from
some sections Of the West, but lhrjOur-
nal Of Commerce reports the CONNER
rial paper market Il, ,oncwh hat affected
hy the uncaSinr>s in The stock market,
besides which the banks are us free buy
rrS rs they wcr" a week I" ten day
ago The quotations are 90 to 30 days
endorsed bills rrrrivAblca ar ~ prrccnt,
four months acc"plancrS at per cent,
and GOOD Singi" names four I" >l\
hs to run ~ per cent. Yesterday
in New York call money loaned rs high
AS per cent and Us low rs : per cent,
and closed al 31g per cent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Mace and Sladc.

Last evening McSsrS. Mae" and Slad",
IN" pugiliSts, were announced 10 appear
at the Grand Opera House, in Newark,
in IA sparring rAhibiliom They failed t"
do 50 owing to the sudden veto of th"
authorities. They had Obtained per
mission for the performance from III,
Chief of Police last week, but yesterday
that official reconSidrred the matter and
cancelled the license
a grand boxing tournament will take
place tonight ii Madison Square Gar
den. Jrm Mace and the Maori will box
four rounds in full ring costumes. This
will be the last appearance of the New
Iealaudrrs in New York.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

to an outsider. This is Il question o
vital Importance TO every resident Of thu
State, and the need Of better sChoo
laws Is apparent on every side, anC
the committee should not wait unit
near the close Of the session before do
ing something for the benefit Of the ris
ing generation.
THE STATE MILITIA BI LII.
On Thursday evening the Board OF
Officers of the First Regiment, ID. v.
M, met at the Hotel Richardson for the
purpose of discussing the proposed mill
tary bill to be presented to the Legisla-
ture. Among the officers present were
Col. Samuel NJ. Wood, Lieutenant Col
onel Boyle, Captain 4. Mitchell, Jr,
and Lieutenant j. Frank Smith, Of A
Company Of your city ; Captain Kirk,
and Lieutenants Kenney and Culbreth,
of d Company ofDover Captain Carey
and Lieutenant Carton Of Company 4
at Wyoming; Lieutenant p Babcock,
Of f Company, and. Quartermaster A..
ID. Chaytor, Of Wilmington, and Assist
ant Surgeon Young, Of Dover.
After being thoroughly discussed the
matter was referred to the Legislative
Committee, consisting Of Lieutenant
Colonel Boyle, Major Curtis, and Cap
tain Marshall, Of 3 Company, at Mil
ford, which was increased by adding
Captain Kirk and Lieutenant kenney
Of ID Company and Captain Carey of Il
Company. The main features Of the
bill as amended, are the addition Of a
requirement that men enlisting in the
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
lsu5,Iir Sales,

l.. W. Stidham * Son, auctionrrrs,
will sell At public sale today AT New
port the real estate OF The late }. Chan
dlcr. They also sold a' 10 o'clock this
morning, al the Price Farm, Ninth
ward, number Of horses, cows and
olhrr personal property, ON Monday
next, they will sch the personal proper
ty Of the late William Wcldir, near
MiddletOwr.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
The Eekley Murder s;ase.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Feb. sl8.-1m-
portant developments in the Eckley
murder case have come to light. A
young man named Murphy surrendered
himself on Wednesday 70 Mayor bet
villa, Of Uniontown, Pa, and infor-
nation received here to-day makes it
more than possible that he is the muir
derer. About three months ago, while
"a party Of Hungarians were having a
social time at n neighbor's house in
Eckley, in this county, they were mo-
Tested by party of drunken Trishmen.
who, for the fun Of the thing, shot one
Of the Hungarians and mortally
wounded one Of the women. Murphy
told Mayor Detwilla that his conscience
worried him, that he imagined every
body was about to lay hands on him,
and that he Thought it best to surrender
To the authorities and establish his in
nocence. Murphy says he knows of the
but that he took no hand in it.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
$4,000 Reward

for The arrest NmI COnVirtIOn 0T NlrhWI-
son 4 Ball if they can't sell butter, eggs
and canned goods, mine" meat, lard
and her articles too numerous I" men
tion, also oysters rs cheap as can ~"
bought elsewhere for the money, both
and retail. No. Il. seventh
street. Give Ms a call and bccumNinccd
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

Every member Of the First Pr"shytc-
rian Sunday School is requested TO be
present to morrow, Sunday afternoons $"
that full rehearsal may be had on the
music to be sung at the anniversary
which is to be on next Thursday eve
ming, February 22d, at ~ O'Clock. Miss
Elizabeth + Storey has been engaged
to read. A good quart"ttc will furnish
some fine vocal music.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Robbed OF 500.

On Thursday last George Butler, a
merchant near Smyrna, visited this city
and remained over night, stopping at
the National Hotel. During the even
ing while passing down King street,
from visit up town, he was .jostlcd by
three men He did not think anything
of the circumstance at the time, but
upon waking the next morning, and
searching his pockets, he found that he
had been robbed Of 500. No clue has
been found to the thieves, but the vie
Tim is Of the opinion that the men who
iostlcd him, committed the robbery.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Conch Line on Fourth street.

A new coach line is running on
Fourth street from King street, down
Fourth to Third Street Bridge, to Made
ley Chapel, The line is run by leter
Mccall, lat present there Is but one
coach running, but next week another
coach will be added. The coaches are
Herdics painted carmine, and the fare
five cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

A sad case Of desttution is reported
bv Mayor Wales at 1912 Wilson street.
The man had the smallpox, and now
that hr is well no one wiIl give him
work, and he is utterly destitute. This
is good chance for some charitahly
disposed persons to aid deserving
man.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
A Petition.

4 number Of residents i'll the vicinity
Of llArr'S Corner. have prtitioned the
7. W, x B. Il. K. Company, to build Il
new station ON the Delaware Railroad
at llarr's Corner They will also prti.
tiuu III" government to establish a post
office there. Both petitions will proba-
bly, be granted.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Additional Show Beef.

In our list of fine beef displayed in
Second Street Market, the names OF
Joseph II. Gould and William Miller
were accidentally omitted. Joseph II.
Gould has upon hrs stall two A No. /
steers, weighing $500 pounds, dressed,
and fed by Lin Chandler, Of Chester
County.
William Miller, stall No. |, Of this
market, has two very fine steers, one
weighing 400 pounds, dressed, and fed
by Lin Chandler. Of Chester County,
and another weighing LOO pounds,
dressed and fed by Levy Courtnan
Sharpcss
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Prof, Ford at Newark.

Professor :. II. Ford gaze an enter
taiumrnl ia the ENrhang" Hall ON
Friday evening last TN" readings
were ior the benefit Of tn" Academy
" which i, uudcr the charge Of Prof. Polk
and were given under the auspices of
the society connected with the ln>tltu-
tinL The Professor delighted his aud
irurr So much that tie entertainment Is
tn be- repeated il a short time. Among
the pirrrS read were, " Farmer Gray >
pIotuuraph,' " he .ESthctic \"unG
Lady, " " Selling the Farm and "Thr
Naughty Girl.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

HARRIsBURG, Feb. l6.-Rain has
fallen here constantly for the past three
days. Early this morning the Snsque-
hanna was ut low water mark, but
since noon II has risen at the rate Of six
inches per hour and is now six feet and
still rising.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

An entertainment was given last
evening to quite large crowd in the
Knights Of Pythias hall III New Castle.
The entertainment was given hy the
ladies of the NJ. +. Church of that
place, and consisted of rcci'ations,
tablralN, and ciIaradcS.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

100, 900 buckw heat cakes have been
given away to the people Of Whining
ton, made from Groves self Raising
Burkwhra, al,o crull"rS by the thou
sands. To-day they are baking AZ W.
u. PickrIs' Flour store, whrr" you can
see, taste and judge for yourself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Strange Freak OF Nature.

A woman lay three days in tranc"
at Big Kapids, Michigan, On recover,
ing she believed hat she had died ana
came to lie rs another person. This
drnsiun cannot b disp"iI"d, though III
other Respects she Is sane.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

The only cases heard by the Mayor
this morning were five ordinary
drunks, upon which the usual penalty
Of 80 cent, and COSTS were imposed. one
Of tn number was Il gray haired
WOuan.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
business Change.

William X. Luton and VIM. A.
Gallahrr, dealers in stoves, ETC., Al
Second and Orange streets, have III s
solved partnership, Mr.. Luton re
tires, leaving Mr.. Gal,aher to conduct
the business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

The fishermen Of this city and yicIn.
ly are preparing for he coming fishing
season for shad and herring. Most "l
them will 20 down the bay about th"
middle UI next March.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

The best COW sold 1T the sale Of Amos
". House, at Chadd's Ford, on Thurs
day last brought S61 The avrrag"
price was about S4j. rh" prices w"r"
considered low. He will have another
sale the first of March. His cows ar"
generally large and in good condition.,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

Yesterday afternoon the Levy Court
settled with the Road Commissioners "t
ChriStiana Hundred, The books show
ed y balance du" from III" llunjrrd ol
81. llH, -, and the expenses "i Keeping
the roads in repairs, 81, $500.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

"I consider 81. Jacobs Oil an excel
lent remedy, and on" that ought Ger
tainly to find its way into every house
hold" says Hon, Petor bowe, Sheriff
Of New York City.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

Joshua Emmett, aud not John EN-.
muuS,as reported in Fridays REruHII
cas-. was sent over tO New Castle as a
common NaEral'.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Dots.

Officer Mccormick is i'll with the
smallpox.
j. $. Jones won diamond pin 1T !;
rattle AT the Ebbitt House last evening.
The Neptune Social Club will give
their annual ball in Institute Hall, ON
April 20.
one year ago to-day the explosion Of
Jarksou's pyrotcchnic works in Chester
occurred.
Across the Continent Company gave
IA first class performance to a good audi
rncr last evening.
Bowers, Dure & Company will ship
to-day to the Georgia and Pacific Rail
road four tirst-rlass passenger cars.
The schooner Joseph W. Soudcr,
will leave the yard of Colonel Moore
to-day, the repairs upon her being com
pletrd.
The repairs to the Electric line steam
ter Annie have been completed, and
she was run off the railway of the
pusry Il Jones Company yesterday.
There will be "a grand opening by
Ball x Company III 'htlr store, IN 1ht
Smith Building, between seven and
nine o'clock this evening.
Letters of administration We're grant
cl yesterday upon the estate Of Charles
Allen, deceased, late Of White Clay
Creek Iimdrcd, to Theodore +. Arm
strong.
The members of City Council received
Invitations to the drill and reception Of
& Company, NJ the armory, on Wcdnrs-
IHV evening next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17
Wanted.

Information Of william and Nary,
children Of William and AbigaI Car
lille, will br thankfully received by W,
NJ, go Eat 7th street
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-02-17

AS-THE REPUBLICAN has now II
.aily circulation OF over Sixty.fwO
h ind~ed copies.