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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

In the United States Senate, yester.
day, Mr.. Hoar gave notice that he
would endeavor TO call ny the Presiden.
sideration of the Fitz John Porter bill
WAS resumed, and: Mr.. Logan finished
his speech, several days ago, In Opposi
ton to the bill. Mr.. sewell replied
briefly to Mr.. Logan, and WAS followed
by Mr.. MCPHERSON, also in support OF
the bill. Mr.. Hawley announced that
he "would vote in accordance with the
views presented by the Senator from
Illinois" (Mr. Logan. Mr., Hal.
moved that the bill be Indefinitely
postponed. Lost-Yeas 20, nays IS,
The bill was then reported o the Senate.
Mr.. HOar moved to postpone it's further
consideration for q week. After further
discussion, Mr.. Allison moved to 20 IN
TO ex ecutlve session. Lost-yeas "a,
nays %. Mr.. Conger then asked for the
reading of the report of the Committee
on the Porter case, and the Secretary
began to read it. MIR. Sswell said 1t was
ev ident Mr. .COnger was determined to
prevent q vote on the bill that evening,
ard he, therefore, moved to adjourn.
The motion was agreed to and the Sen
ste ad journed.
In the House, the Army Appropria-
ton bill was considered In Committee
of the Whole. After q debate. con-
tinuing for several hours and running
at times into the old rut TO partisan
politics, the Committee rose. having
practically finished the bill, with the
exception Of the clause relating to the
compensation allowed to the Pacific
Railroads tor transportation. The
District of Columbia Appropriation bill
was reported and referred to the Com
mittee the Whole, AID the House then
adjourned.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
Wss hinglea Nalcs.

Tho House Committee on Naval Al
fairs yesterday discussed resolution
advising the Naval Board OF Inquiry TO
examine and report upon "the best loca-
ton and best adapted" navy yard for
the establishment of q Government
foundry, and also to inquire with q
view to tue purchase Of lOO-ton steam
hammer.
The Secretary of the Treasury yester-
day sent to the Senate an estimate from
the Com missioner of Internal Revenue
of tho amount Of money that would be
req uired to refund the taxes on cigars,
cigarettes, tobacco, distilled spirits and
matches collected of stock consumed, II
the taxes on those commodities are re-
pealed. The total TO be refunded, ac-
cording to tbs Gem N ssioner's estimate,
10 $86, $50. TIC.
A statement Of the Naval Advisory
Board, In regard to the building Of new
ships Of war, war laid before the House
Yesterday. ltreoom mends that vessels
be built a. follows: One steel cruiser,
of 1000 tons displacement, to cost 81 800
1854 three steel cruisers, OF $500 tons
disp lacsment, to cost 81 ,O3l, a25 one
iron despatch boat, to cost $3.50, 900, and
one cruising torpedo boat, TO cost S3S.-
600. 1t is also recommended that two
of the smaller cruisers be assigned to
service on the Pacific Coast and one on
the Atlantic.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
Civil Service RofOrm.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-There Ia a
very general disposition among Repre-
sentatives to accept and pass the Civil
Service bill as 1t came from the Senate
aud 1t ia almost certain that II the
House Com mittee shall modify it In
many essential particulars that action
will be reversed by the House.
"We do not propose to have that
bill emasculated by anybody said
one OF the most influential Representa-.
tives this afternoon and the same
sentiment in different forms was OK
pressed By at least a score Of members
Of both parties during the day.
eve ought to take the bill up and
pass it az soon AZ the Army bill is dis
posed Of" said Chairman Hiscock OF
the Appropriations Committee this at
ternoon, which was equivalent to an
assurance that the committee which
might throw the strongest obstacles in
the way will not do SO, but on the con
trary will lend its powerful aid tc
promote the measure. 81 am anxious
to see the bill passed at this session, "
said Mr.. Holman, the great objector
this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
BarOn ven Humboldt,

in his travels and explorations in South
America, became deeply interested In
tho wonderful properties of the Coca
pant. Consumption and asthma, he
says, are unknown among the natives
who use it, and it Ia furthermore con-
ductive to longevity. The Coca forms
ono OF the ingredients of the Liebik
Cos. celebrated Coca Beet Tonic. " 1t
is conducive to health and longevity.
Its use is very beneficial. Examples OF
longevity are numerous among the In.
dams who from boyhood up have used
1t. Gases are not uafrequent of Indiana
attaining the great age of 40 years,
says Professor j. j. Van Tshndi,
(Travels in Peru BE sure to get Lie
big Co.'S. Coca Beef Tonic, az there are
oounterteits. Invaluable in dyspe psia,
liver complaint, cancer, debility, bill
iOusnesB.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

The Legislature Of Pennsylva..i iii
Yesterday adjourned till Tuesday next
A resolution vas adopted instructtnf
the Judiciary General Committee, whsn
appointed, TO inquire and report as Il
the number Of officers required by the
Senate, and directing the Clerk to make
10 appointments until the COMMITTEES
has reported.
from the Senate appointing q Joint
Committee 70 inquire what retrench-
meut cal be made In the public print
ing was amended 10 - TO authorize the
Court to send for persons and papers
and require report.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted declaring
that the session of 1888 should be dis.
tinguishsd by . close and constant ap.
plicsJion TO bushes, strict construction
Of the organic laws OF the State, anp.
preston Of all useless Off COS and reduc
ton OF expense 30 tar AZ compatible
with public interests, and by al early
adjournment.
The Connecticut Legislature mot
yesterday and organized. Robert Colt
WAS chosen President Of the Senate and
Chas. H. Pine, Speaker of the House,
In the Senate resolution WAS passed.
validating all ballots returned az cast
at the last election for any officers"
This was after wards passed by the
House.
Governor Waller was Installed and
read his inaugural message. He re.
0Ommends the passage OF laws to facili.
tate voting and prevent corruption OF
tho franchise pleads for civil service
reform suggests the expectancy OF con.
ferring upon women tho bame public
rights they have in New York and
MassaCh usettS and thinks that "if
the Legislature fails to approve the
proposed amendment prohibiting the
sale of liquor it would not injure the
cause of morality or temperance, there
being little occasion for constitutional
prohibition"
The Legislature Of Massachu cts
met yesterday. In the Senate, George
~. Cfocher, Republican, was elected
Pre- dent In the House, George A.
MaIdsn, of Lowell, who had been cler X
for nlne years, was elected Speaker,
and Edward A. Mclaughlin, Of Bos-
tor, lately Assistant Clerk, was elected
CLERK by . vote of 23l toS McLaugh.
lin Is . Democrat. Governor Bstler
will be installed today.
Tho Legislature OF Maine met yester-
day. John l.. Cutler was chosen
President of the Seuate, Manchester
Haynes Speaker of the House.
The Republican Legislative caucus
last night unanimously nominated
William p. Frye for United States
D ,natOr.
The Florida Legislat ure met yester-
day. Charles s. Dougherty, Democrat,
was elected Speaker Of the House. The
Governor, In his message, reports .
full Stats Treasury aud recommends
. reduction Of the State tax to mills.
A severe struggle Is expected in the
Wisconsin Legislature on the Prohib-
ition amendment to come before that
body. 1t Is said the liquor dealsrs
"have q powerful lobby"
The North Carolina Legislature met
yesterday and organized. The Cover
nor's message will be sent In to-day.
The election for U. g. Senator will
take place on the 10th inst.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
in the Icy schuylKill

A sensation was created along the
river front at Reading on Monday
morning by the discovery ola man
kneeling down in the Schuylkill river,
earnestly engaged at prayer. The wa
ter was about two feet deep and was
not frozen. 1t required considerable
effort to bring him to shore and he
proved to be- Richard Richards, . re-
spectacle, middle.aged carpenter. He
has recently become deranged on the
subject Of religion, and he says he was
commanded to do as he did by the
Lord. subsequently he disappeared,
and was discovered kneeling on the
railroad and fervently praying. He
then ran towards the river again, and
fears were entertained for his safety
until he returned at q late hour at
night. His cold bath has not affected
him, although he WAS scantily clad.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
0eyepnsr llevslasd's .1lsss Hes
e0H0.

Governor ClevelaDd's first message
WAS sent to the Legislature on Tuesday.
1t begins with All assurance that she
States finances are In q satisfactory
condition, but refers TO the apparent
glazing defects in the taxation laws or
| In their execution. the Governor op'
poses any enlargement Of the canal or
considerable alteration In them until
the effect of the abolition Of tolls has
become apparent. He suggests the es-
Establishments, In place of the Board Of
Canal Appraisers and tho Board OF
Audit, of . tribun:l 10 hear and deter
mine ali claims against the State, aud
favors the abolition of the office OF
A sditor OF the Canal Department. He
II pds the educational interests OF the
State in . satisfactory condition, sug.
gests compulsory examinations OF the
banks once or twice year, and that
steps be taken to make the Insurance
Department more useful aud less ex.
pensive, and trusts that Legislation and
adm u istratiOn affecting the reduced
National Guard will secure greater
efficiency and discipline.
The Governor objects to he States
gaining q profit from convict labor. He
thinks that the emoluments OF the
Health Off yer Of the Port of New York
arelaltogethsr too large, denoance. the
burdensome fees illegally collected by
the harbor masters, and suggests that
their duties could be performed by the
Deck Department of N. Y. city. do
says thht the question of the safety OF
the new Capitol should bs settled at
orca, and thai the building, If safe,
shonld be promptly finished. The
message declares that the appointment
aud retention Of civil servants should
be based on fitness and efficiency, and
that principle be embodied in legisla-
tive enactments, that citizens should
have fun responsibility for their own
local government, and that the evils OF
the existing system Of primary elections
should be removed by law.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
How Germany Pays He Z servants.

It appears from the German Impe-
rial Budget that Prince Bismarck, AZ
Chancellor of the Empire, receives ar
annual salary of $l4, 600, with the free
use OF his official residence and IS, 900 q
year for maintaining it. The Ambassa-
doris in London at St. Petersburg re-
ceive $37 900 a year each; those In Par
IL, Vienna and Constantinople, $50, 900
each, and the Ambassador in Rome
$26, 600; and every Am bSssador has .
free house. The largest salary paid TO
any State functionary 10 $40, 900, which
the Governor Of Alsace- Lorraine re-
ceiYeB,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
They Made tho Laws.

Mr.. Fswcett, the present Postmaster
General of England, was one night din
ing with small party OF political
friends, including Sir q. Dixie, at the
Star and Garter at Richmond, when
the manager appeared aud requested
them to leave Mr.. Fawoett, being
disinclined to move, somewhat indig-
nautly asked the reason why.
"Well, SIR" was the answer, "you
gentlemen make the laws, and ~ they
compel me to close my establishment
at eleven o'clock, l have no alternative
but to ask you to 90"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
A Novel TtInekoepeF.

A Waterman In one of the Nevada
mines, having no watch, borrowed one
for q night, and on returning 1t next day
said that he h nd made tlmekeeper Of
his own. He unrolled strip of paper
on which he had marked, as they arose
above the horizon, all the fixed stars
within a narrow belt, and opposite to
each was the time Of its appearing.
The slip ran on two small rollers in q
box, with a sliding lid Of glass. As
the night wears away and the stars
pass over he can turn q crank of his
watch and look at the time marked.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
HuntluH ia ireland.

There has been some tolerable hunt
ing in Ireland, while the frost and
sncw in England confined tho hounds
to their kennels. The hostility OF tho
peasantry, which threatened at the be-
ginning Of the season to he ~ serious
a. 1t proved last year, has subsidized to q
great extent, and even the Ourragh-
more have enjoyed some good rounds
uumolested.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
WILMINGTON HAY ANY 3Tss~
NARXET.
~ONE TO 1913 EAST SIXTH STREET,

TONE TO 1903 EAST SIXTH STREET,
u and SEQ the goods opened today; it Will
pay you. 3h raisns DC; peaches pared ana
eva I,ornted ldc; same AS you pay 2sc. ior at
other places; cvnporatod peaches I'm for 70 Gus;
finest cherries IOc; can ware sold for 25c; finest
ounces, 30 can for 2oc; seedless cherries BE;
pruncls Ice; 3b dried apples 25c; bags Hour
IT,; = bags -four SIC; 2 bags best -four D%; We
have opened another lot Of those sample teas
at 35c; they are truely the best value VIC ever
offered Mt SIC; they take the lead. We have
huckleberrlcs, blackDcrrics; 3f preserved
peaches 2sc; 3n mincemeat &c; 4h apple but
ter BIC; fine cream cheese; IN snaps DC; 3D.
crackers DC; lunch biscuit lOc h; our Toe. cot
fee Is the best in this city for the money; our
coffee Mt 20 and 25c. il excellent; our Sham
rock -four makes bread as white MS snow. Our
-four at &c. D. Ia the best if not the very best In
the city for the price; fresh eggs, fine early
rose potatoes in store and for sale BY THOS.
NJ WEIR 1903 East Sixth st. l26t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

This Ia tho fact concerning every
man, woman and child, who has in the
body the seeds Of kidney, bladder, liver
and urinary diseases, from which may
spring Bright's Disease Of the kidneys.
Such prospect is simply terrible; and
it is the duty OF every one to be rid of
the danger at once. To do this infalli-
by, use Hunts Remedy, the great
kidney and liver medicine.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
wa. LANOrTE, Secretary. d2l-lot

NOTICE. THE ANNUAL NETTING
~ ofthe Farmers ASSOCIATE OF .Sew
Castle DO, for the detection Of lo'se thieves
and recovery OTIS ellen hortes, viii be held
In Wilmington. At tho usual place, on Satur-
day, the 18Th " January, 1853, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. whom officers for tho year viii be
elected. PUHctusi attendance OF members
Ia requested. JAMES Il. HOFFE kLR.
DOS d 1w Secretary.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

1t was reported In Philadelphia on
Tuesday, that the managers of the
Reading Railroad Company had nego'
tiated the sale Of $5,OOO,OOO Of general
mortgage 6s owned by the company
and formerly held by the McCalmonts,
of London. as security for leans to the
company, but which we're taken out Of
pledge by Mr.. Gowen when he was
abroad last summer.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
1OrlCns.
vlROPDSAIS


Il POR
GRADING MARKET STREET, IRON
TWENTY THIRD STREET MOTHER
LY To THE CITY LINE.
Proposals viii DO received In the proposa
box, IN the CITY Hall, mp TO Thursday even
ing, January 4th, A. D., 1853, for grading Mar
kct street nom E,rd street northerly " the
city line; the work to be done by the cubic
yard The contractor will he required, by his
bid for said work by the cubic yard, 70 include
the taking OF from said street the stone OF
turnpiking now on the top part Of said street,
and the replacing said stone or tnrnpiking
thereon. nj the top Of said street, when the
same Ii finished 10 the proper grade thereof,
In accordance with the plan Of the Chief En-.
gineor Of the Surveying Department The
work 10 be done under superv sion Of Opening
Street Committee, said contract 10 be com
pleted by May lst, 1883.
LEVI GARRETT, I
J. H. SMITH, Opening
JOS g. FILE,
THOMAS JOHNSON, Street
AMOS A. EASTBURN
JAMES MCkENNA, Committee
WILLIAM II. BLAKE jnl4t
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ls Con taluod Both.

The biggest fool with Q gun is prob
ably Mr.. Staley, of Marshal. Kansas,
Having loaded rifle that he could moi
discharge, he concluded that 1t contain.
ed . ball, but no powder, so he placed
the barrel In the Are to melt out the
ball, the muzzle being In range with
his daughters ear, which was soou
blown off,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

SIR SALE-A VALUABLE FARM
4 containing It's acres, good buildings
m 10 miles Of this city, railroad station
ID farm. The above property will pay
cent on the price asked for II. Last
II paid over 20 per cent. For further o.
St,on apply TO &, Pennington, No. L.
rset dolb II
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

biz SALE CHEAP-SIX NEW SEWN
room cd houses, substantially built with
be modern improvements. Also . three
brick house, North East cor. 9TH and
bard street, would make q god hca'
Tor business. Terms to suit purchasers.
II To Thom ~ X. Laily, CO., NJ arket Ut.
= nolBtf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

hR SALF-A NEW FIRSTCLASS 10
roomed house, corner 9th ana French I;
! bay windows and all modern improve
q, Well, and all waite water under.
M IN sewer. Also the three houses ad'
NJ the above. Terms easy. Also other
\ price nom 600 to 5000. Chance
DCd Investment. Some paying per Ct.
OF taxes, etc. Apply " y. II, TIN.
N. T0l French street. doc-l9-lst'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

ANNUAL GETTING
of tho Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance.
Company Of the State Of Delaware, VIII be
held ut the ONCE OF the company in Whining
ton on Monday the It'll day 0f January, 1888,
at 10 o'clock, a. IN, at which time an election
for Ave members OF the company, 70 serve
years, viii be held and tho years Interest on
Of the Company are authorized to receive dues
Ut members VICTOR DUPONT,
President
W IANpIvrF Secrstary dgl-l6t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

b. SALE-DWELLIN9 HOUSES, l21s
West street, 8 rooms; 1906 lincoln st., .
"a; one on east side Of Jackson street, 3rd
n Glow Delaware ave., 7 rooms; $50 Hen
Ist,, 8 rooms; on reasonable terms VIM.
VIM y. ROBINSON.
lel3 lin No. l W. 3rd 1t.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

n sALE-TWO OF THE MOST DE-
A sjrablo now houses east Of Market at.
ARC rooms and bach; front and back
Kes: magnificent view; thoroughly oil.
and nicely finished; possession immc
4: terms accommodating. No. go and
french street Apply to I. Allen Hllles,
AOO0 French etre0t. delS-lm
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NYul1CE.-TO WATER RENTL ~.
OPvlUn WATnp DEPARTMENT

WIMBLEDON, D1L, Dec. Il, lss2.
The bils for the year 1853 are now read y
and pay >bie At tho Rssist ar's ONCE. y. W.
corner Sixth and King streets.
On all bills remaining unpaid after the 3lsI
OF January, lsss, five per cent. will be add cd
II paid during the month Of February, and
ten per cent. II paid during March. After
which time the fsrules may be wtthd rawn
and Suit instituted for tho recovery ofthe
amount duo. Of1oe hours, ga. N. to I y. IN.
d2l -36t J. A. BOND, Registrar
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

%TinktF tEC., Vt TINutU
1.-The business has been established for
Irs This IL rare chance for any person
Snp TO engage In tho business. Every
in good running order, with 6porInan-
harding horses. For further Information,
rss or cal at 100 West street or al No, 623
J Fourth At. l5-u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAJ. BANK WILMissToN 4 BRAHDywiHH,
WILhIAsToN, Dsoembsrs, 1851.
The annual meeting Of tho stock holders Of
this bank will DO held At the banking house
on Tuesday, January ', 1889. between tho
hours of2 and clock, p. m. for the purpose
| Of choosing nine directors 10 serve the emu.
| ing wear. o. ROWLAND, Cashier. dls-tf
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

For best Minnesota holr 10 10 W. J.
Morrow, ~ French street.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

Dir SALE -- BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE
q dwelling, III Rodney street, ak rooms,
5room, hot and cold water, gas, healthy
Rauict neighborhood, near city railway
Near the new B h q. Railroad. Terms
podating. WILLIAM u. ll'h Els,
and King streets. jan2u
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

NyOT1CE-ELECTl
~ UNIoH MATT NAL BANK,
.of WLhIksror DBL., csc ., 1851.
Tho Annual Election for nine Directors
viii be held AT the Banking House, on Tues
lay, tho 9th day Of January, 1850, between
the hours Of z and I 0 clock IL the afternoon.
dec6u JOHN PEOPLkS. Cashier.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

DIX SAI.E--THE HUTt l. PROPERTY
4 In the Ninth Ward, CITY Of Wilminsto ton,
Dn o. the VI lage Inn, with blacks TN
stables and sheddir x on a large lot OF
Id. win ne sid bargain on easy
=. Apply TO EVANS pEkNlNdF'N,
III Eighth and King streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

OR SALE OR RENT-A PRODUCTIVE
E farm near Talleyville, Branlywtne Hd.,
Whining 30 acres more or less. lfs"ld, part
6Qrchase money may lie on the place: hp-
10 or address PAUL hogan, Henry
MI, o., Del.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

NG.-SlNGLE ROOMS WITH
ID board. Table board, OF 80 King street.
1885,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
FOB SALE.
NlRY STABLE FOR SALE.

hi. Stroud, offers his entire oa
stock Of horses and car EX3
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04
.l)lV'''EsD
Union National Bank

Of Wilmington. December 81, 1882
The Directors have this day declared adivi,
dcnh Ot5 per cent. out eprohts Of the lasts
months, clrnr Uf tax. payable on demand,
JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier janl-ot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-04

GIRL FOX GENERAL
VA Homework in II small ihillly; Apply
3S JustisOn street. J'-