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Eldred Christie, NJ. D.

OFFERS bis professional services to the
~ citizens of Terrell county. Can Ne
found at the residence Of Herschel Christie
in the 18th district. Charges moderate.
ii.
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The Bad Boy.

'FWeD, bow's your theatre?
Have any Of the great actors sup
ported you ]ately?" said the gro
Gerry man to the bad boy.
No, we are all off on vacations.
Booth and Barrett, and lots Of the
stars, are gone to Europe, and the
rest work down to less heightened
places. Some Of the theatre girls
are walters at summer resorts, and
lots are visiting relatives on the
farms. I tell you it makes q diff
ference whether the relatives are
visiting you are you are ySitnlg
them. Actors and actresses feel
awfully when an Old granger comes
to the town where they are playing,
and wants to see them. They ara
ashamed Of his bomesDun clothes
and cowhida boots, AMI they want
to meet him o85 In an alley some
where, or in tIle basement Of the
theatre, SO the other actors will
not laugh at their rough relatives,
but when the season is over, an
actor who can remember a rela-
tive out on a farm is ticEled to
death, and the granger is all right
enough there, and the actor does
not think Of the rough, nutmeg
CRATER hands, and the blisterad
nose, as long as the granger rela-
tive will put up fried pork and
things, and Support" the actor.
My Uncle Ezra is pretty rough,
and it makes me tired sometimes
when I am down town with him to
have him 90 into q store where
there are girl clerks and ask what
things are for, that [ know he don't
want and make the girls blush,
but he is a good hearted old man,
and he and me are going to make
q mint Of money during vacation.
lie lives near q summer resort
hotel, and has a stream that is full
OF Ininnows, and we are going to
catch mirnows and sell them to
dudes Tor fish bait He says some
Of the fools will pay ten cents a.
piece for minnows, so il we sell a
million minnows we make for
tune. I am coming back in Sep
TENDER and win buy out your gro
Gerry. Say, let me have a pound Of
roisins and TIL pay you when
sell my UlcIe's minnows."
A tall young man went bathing
in the Mohawk river at Schenecta-
day last Sunday with several other
Sabbath-breakers, in spite Of pre-
yious protest against their seleo-
tion Of such a CONSPICUOUS place
for their ablutions. While they
were in the water a Mr.. Van Eost
appeared upon the bank and car
ried off nm armful Of their clothing
All Of the bathers, however, had
enough apparel LETT to get home
without undue exposure, exoaDt
the tell young man, whose only
remaining ra.man5 YVES a collar
and pair Of shoes. But as luck
would have it, he found near the
river an empty barrel, outcf which
he knocked the heads and into
which he stepped, and thus appa-
relied he made his way home
across the fields, painfully holding
up the barrel as he walked, but
dropping and sinking into it when
ever any one appeared in sight
Before he reached The paternal
mansion half the docs in town had
detected bis predtcament and
united to form bowling escort.
1t is thought that MIR. Van VosPs
method Of aboliahing Sunday bath
ing viii be successful.
1T is easy to make the duh bow
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Some new picnic baskets are
lined with white satin. So says a
fashion note. For color we would
suggest crushed custard pie.
A Florida man has an alligator
farm, says an exchange. Bye-and-
bye this item viii read: "a farm
Of alIigators has a Florida man.
The Dawson journal. (Dawson, Ga.) 1878-18??, 1883-07-12

1t is easy to make The duh bow
smart. Cut his finger and apply
salt water.
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OFFICE in the two story brick bui1ino
~ adjoining Hood & Paschal's wareholeas
on east side OF Main street. VIII give i'm
mediate attention to all business entrusted
to him. AeA1, 1S83-tf.
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Gu7,ong JinfC1e0t IS without IN saual.
4 ID pc-zozrs4@es zssHza Czas1 IS.zzaIe ia
! tho very pom 0~-naEiug she COntinu-
/ anc5 81 pain ied inflammation inDos-
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( lAe Brute ~-eation are equally wonder
tul, The E-1--cep
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New LorA women dress to match
their dogs; w(h)ine color, we sup
pose, IS tae popular shade.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Bethany Baptist church, cor. Elm and
Jackson streets, Rev. y. Il. Greul, pastor.
Preaching at 1890 n. IN. and 1870 p. IN. The
Rev. Y. Swain, ID. ID, Of Philadelphia, will
preach in the evening. sunday School ut
a. m. and Up. m. Pastors Bible class meets
ut Up. m. All are invited.
Delaware Avenue Baptist Church. Preach
u . IN. 7.45 p. m. tomorrow. Bible School
at2p. IN. Morning suhJect: Waking up
the Household" Evening subject: AN
invitation that IL really meant" Revival
services; young men specially invited.
Epworth NJ. f. Church, cor 10th and Church
streets Rev John White, pastor. Preaching
tomorrow at 1870 n. IN. and 10 p. IN. Love
Feast ats III. Sunday School at 2 p. m.
A II are welcomed.
streets. Preaching by the pastor, II. W. Gel,
1890 a. m and p. IN. Morning subject:
"Christ in the house" Evening subject:
"Thc blood ofall." Germans are cordially
invited
Household of Faith. Preaching morning
and evening, by the Rev. George X. Kramer.
of Brooklyn. Morning subject: They need
not depart; or, the fllncss Of Jesus Christ
Evening subject: The faith of Noah; or,
flood and the ark"
New Jerusalem church, J. Is. Parmalee.
pastor. Absent at dedication of Church in
Philadelphia. No services II. m. or p. III.
Oliyet Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Adams and Chestnut streets. Preaching by
the pastor. Rev. Charles l.. Mallery, to-mor-
row at l0,3oa. III, and 1902. IN. Sabbath
School at ga. IN. and Up. IN. Young people :
service at G.lj p. IN. All are invited.
Second Baptist Church. X. Is. Cook pastor,
Preaching at 1890 u. IN. and -.30p. m. Bap-
tsm sunday evening. Religious meetings
every night the coming week.
st. Paul NJ. T.. Church. Preaching at lOi2
in the morning by A. Thatcher; in the even
Ing. at ~ BY i. Todd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
FOURTH EDITION.
The Effects Of Liquor.

Yesterday afternoon colored lad
named Norman Scott, aged about II
years and who drives a cart for VIM.
Forrest, became very much intoxicated,
and 1t was with much difficulty that he
could manage the horses attached TO the
cart In proceeding ont Second street,
and attempting 10 turn the corner
at Tatnall the lead horse went on one
side Of the post while the shaft horse
went the other, consequently both be-
came entangled and had 10 be unhar-
nrSred in order TO right them. Al this
lnncturc "A young man named Thomas
licnnis, seeing the condition of things,
offered his assistance in rightlng the
team. His services, however, were not
appreciated by the drunken driver, who
commenced to curse him, whereupon
llcnnis knocked him down. The blow
VAS "A severe one and the fall heavy and
the man lay for short time rs one dead.
DR.. Patterson was Immediately sum
mnnrl and rendered medical assistance
In short time the colorrd boy picked
himself up and started off, towing
vengeance against his aSsalani. His
wounds are not considered dangerous.
The cart was taken care and returned
to the owner. The affair attracted "A
large crowd in the neig hboorhOOd.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10

WASHINGToN, March 9.--rhe gossip
about the possible resignation of III"
Presidency of tn" Senate by Mr.. Ed,
munds soon after the body meets in De-
cemher is not based upon anything the
Senator himself had said on the subject.
There was, however, a general express
sion of opinion among Senators before
he was selected by the caucu, thar he
would prefer his wide field of usefulness
on the floor and in the judiciary Com
mittee, Of which he is rhairWau to the
empty hOnorS Of the presidency Of The
body, and there is very little doubt that
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
Another Hop Al Dover.

Cards Of invitation are nov out for a
select hop TO be given at the Bayard
House, Dover, Del, on Wednesday
evening next, and from all accounts the
event will be brilliant one The prim,
movers in This sociablc are &. {. Cool
bough, +. &, Clark,, Hon A. j. Horsey,
q. Waidman, Ii. \. tnlbrcth, j. {,
pennrwili, DR., Il. X. krnucy, &. $.
Wilson, II. Mcdaniel, {. j. Hall, +. r.
Cooper and 7. 5. Clark, who will spare
neither pains or cXpcn>e to make the
affair equal if not superior ~ anything
of the kind yet given III Dover this win
ter. Mr.. Ford, the genial proprietor
of the hotel, will have charge Of the
supper, and his ability in that direction
cannot be questioned consequently an
elaborate set out will be the main
feature.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
Death Of an Old Lady.

Mrs. Eliza Ann Taley, wife Of John
K. Tallry, died this morning at the
residence OF her husband on the Foulk
road, Brandywine hundred. Deceased
attended Wilmington market about "A
week ago and while here contracted Il
heavy cold and was srzed with pneu-
munia.
Being very i'll, by the advice Of a
physician She was taken to the house Of
a friend, where She remained over night,
but the next day was taken home,
became worse, and died as above stated
Deceased was an estmablr lady and
was about Is years AT age. She leaves a
large circle Of friends and relatives 10
mourn her death. The funeral wiz
take place on Tuesday morning next.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
EDITION.


Il D;.lnnlo,... - Ii :,
~, an" MS VIE cele-
nia u1 w. SINH anniversary or their
m."uns .'' 'nei n, io'ei, FRONT ana Mar
~, " .', "s o'onihR last
ne ho.e' was orl'i,ai'''y Illuminated
~ n'','i VI 'n' y.'I''oil anu 'he parlors
W. ' 'd';s "o'',a'on WIN iiags
..'' 'o" Wv, ,.,, III 'an', ho'hing
w'S sPa''n ma. '""i" roSsipiy add To
'no '.",'n '" 'ua ,no '. ~. oie nun
~ ,ui ,u"l'" So" WV '.s.ltl''eS with
',"i Po'o.S' ""o,e,' WhoIh were
si' ',," ,, VI '''' ,r, n"iir'oere'r with
.nu'' ' ,,''" ' no ''''o"ihS are
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NJ. w. c, "'" ", -; w., ','',ns Mr' and
a. ~ ", i'"''n, ,"hh
Az, Ii "' H. ''n 10, W. s no'''as imIadrl-
I; n.y., ~ I ' si,a''. ',i'' ", ,hiS Guy;
A. ", NJ A., ""nii n'la"elphlai
mnth h A. III" u.,r,' So So, m'i an, ailo MRS
.'o " w.. ',I"' s,"I I anu MISS irca-
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,n1 uaa,nr -, ' nv captain
en- ..a, ,h,.' ,iia,.,'' v, '''e 'ii'eh
,'.'' :, '"'p n,v I , a''' many DINERS
NOR. ml;IaI.i,,hi, a''J w.. ,,'i,i
A.. ,.';' So , N n"'' W." YORK
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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
NEWPORT's SENSATION,
The Incendiary Katie Judd and q
Burglar walk out Of jail.

NEWPORT, K. l., March 9, lsS3.-
Katie Judd, Of Boston, who set fire to
the Weaver villa, escaped from the
County Jail last night in company with
a young man who was under arrest for
breaking and entering the house of Fl
A. Wright, of New York. The affair
has caused a profound sensation, as il
is evident that some person outside
furnished the means of their escape.
An investigation Of the cell of the
woman Judd shows that for the past
three weeks she has been cutting a hole
through the wall into an adjoining
empty cell, the doorof which was open
into the corridor. After escaping from
her cell she unlocked Rounds cell with
a key taken from the place where il was
kept. The corridor door was then un-
locked, and the jailer says that SOME I'M
known person must have done this, a.
the keys were different and it needed Il
knowledge of them TO render them ct
use IN" prisoners walked ont Of he
Jai unseen and no clue to the direct ion
they took is given. \ reward will be
offered for their rc-capturr, bur a> hoIh
are smart and drSprratc'hry may r,Ude
arrest. Their cases we're 10 nave been
heard al the coming term Of til" Su-
preme Court.
Mayor Franklin has offered reward
OF 500 for the arrest Of tn" escaped
prisoners Katie Judd and Gtorgr
Rounds. City Marshal tougdou has
suggested to the Sheriff that inquiry BE-
made as to the WArrcabout, and dJmg-
Of the domestic in tine iailrr', family ON
Thursday night. The girl j. said 10 be-
acting strangely and her conduct will
probably be investigated. The escaped
pair had never seen each other nriur"
the escape, and had arranged the
plans for leaving the Jail without speak
ing.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
had NisieW al Ks.

There is great deal OF complaint in
reference TO the sidewalk on Church
street, near Eleventh, which is and has
been for some time IN very bad rondi.
lion. As there is considerable trave)
along that street by those residing on
The other sid" OF the Brandywine, ol
who have business over the bridge, this
matter should be attended 10 al once
The pavement at Eighth and Walnut
streets, to which attention was called
several days since, still remains III the
slime conditions, and the Street Com
missioner should see that tn" owners Of
property N" compelled 10 keep rhril
sidewalks in proper order.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10

The last prisoner to be- given Il hear
ing before the Mayor this morning was
Fred Sparks, who was charged by his
wife with threatening her life. Before
going into the details of the case, the
Mayor inquired of the Chief if the prs-
onrr was not already under bond to
keep the peace, and being answered in
the affirmative asked for the bond The
testimony Of Mrs. Sparks was then
heard She stated that after living
with the defendant eight years, dur
ing which time he had frequently ahu-
s"d her, she separated from him. Yes
tcrday, while on al. crrand for her
mother, the defendant met her and de-
mandcd that she should take oft coat
that she was wearing. Upon refusing
h" threatened to have her life, con
GLIDING, Mrs. Sparks stated, that she
was afraid that the prisoner would do
her some bodily harm. The Mayor
committed the defendant under $500
bail, and Instructed the Chief to send
the former bond to the Attorney Gcner
I'll to be sued out
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
Dynamite at NrkcespOrt.

PITTsHrRG, Pa, March "a ter
ribe explosion Of dynamite, "li"h re-
suited in TN" instant death ii one man
and serious injuries To- tire" OTHERS, oc-
cured at nine o'ciurk his morning at
Flcming's >ron" quarry, III Dead Mal :
Hollow, near NJ kcr~pur', Pa II APP
pears that Daniel and h""rg" IInnIu@"r
Noble Gilky and an unknown roI"r"d
man were at work IN h"VUarrN and
IN" Of them attempted TO 'haW ont 4
an Of dynamite used for blasting pur-
poses, which had frozen. An explosion
,ollowrd, with loud report, scattering
rocks and earth in every direction.
aniel iIrmiugcr was killed outright,
: nd Gcorg" Hrmugcr and the "oIor"d
nan wcr" 80 badly injured that they
will die. Noble Gilky was also hurt,
but his wounds were slight, and he was
able to 90 hon" unaccOmpani"d.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10

A fair is being held in the rooms OF
the Republican League, in the Smi h
building, by the ladies' of the Unitarian
Church, There is an excellent display
Of useful and ornamental articles, many
of which were disposed OF yesterday
afternoon and evening. There is II res
taurant III the rear room, where all the
dcIIcarics Of the season are served ut
REASONABLE" prices. A concert was given
last evening, in which the German
Symphony, consisting Of sixteen pieces,
took part. A fan drill was also given,
which, with The concert, will be repeated
this afternoon and evening. Although
yesterday was the opening, the attcn-
dance was excellent and j; is expected
that il will be still larger this evening
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
An Ola Relic.

Mr.. S'an~hury Murray, the cigar
dealer of No. = French street who de
Iight, in gathering curiosites, has in
hi, possession an old time black Jack
mad" by tn" lat" Abraham Murray's
father. TIL" weapon is made Of birch
wood, similar in snap" 10 the black
jacks OF to-day, with Il piece OF lead EN-
h"dded in III" end 10 civ" il the desired
weight. \ strap j. fastened to the
weapon in order that it might be- safely
attached to tn" wrist. tn" article was
mad" about - years ago and cou."-
qu"nt!y i quIr"a curiosity. II can be
seen AT Mr.. Murray'> plar" OF business.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
Another New Lodge,

On Thursday evening new lodge of
Good Temp'ars was instituted in the
Methodist Church at Newark, by DR..
William Margreavcs. The new lodge
starts with twenty one members, and
the following officers have been elected
and installed:
Lodge Deputy, Thomas MulIin W.
{. T., W. Webb; W. Il. II. $, Lizzi"
iearn W. l.. II. s., Ella Ray W. V,
r., A. A. Evans W. See, j. =, Ware ;
W. \. Sec, +. Reynolds ". +. $, G.
NJ. Cullin, Jr.; W. r., ). j, Sweet; W.
G., A. NJ. Polk; W. NJ, 5. A. Carpenter;
W. ID. NJ, Lille Gray; ". !. g., NJ.
Nandrgritt; W. q. g., W. l.. II. Benton;
representative to Grand Lodge, j. T..
Ware.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
THIRD EDITION.
DESTRUCTIvE GALE.
4 1leaaner ana Sixsy.FOuF Passen.
gers Lost and sixteen saved.

LONDON, March 9.-The steamer
Navarro bound from Copenhagen to
Leith, foundered during the gale Of yes
terday. There were eighty-one persons,
mostly emigrants, on board, only six
teen of whom We're saved. OF the
Navarre's passengers six had intended
to embark for America by the Anchor
Line and thirty-three adults and ten
infants by the State Line. Four male
emigrants, named Anderson, Hazel
berry, Nygren and \. MaunalI, was
rescued and landed at Hull. Five
other passengers are on hoard a utrh
fishing smack. Atogeth" six Of the
crew and ten passengers Were -avcd
The Dutch fishing smack which picked
up five OF The Nayarre'S lsisscugers has
arrived al Hull.
The survivors give the following ac-
count Of the loss Of the steamer Ma
ware:
On Tuesday, when TWO hundred miles
from Christiansand, the Navarro was
struck by a heavy sea. The cargo shift
ed, and on Wednesday the fOrehold
filled. When the fishing smack before
mentioned approached the Navarro ten
men took boat and boarded the smack
letting their small boat 20 adritt. The
smack sailed around the sinking steam
er, but having no boat was unable "a
render her assistance. The emigrantr
in the meantime were Chnging in the
rigging, the sea washing over them. In
n short time another sII aCk arrived on
the scene Fifteen OF the Navarre'S men
endeavored to reach her in another
boat, but it Swamped and all its occI-
pants were drowned. 4 steamer ar
rived at the spot only in time 10 rescue
six persons, who were struggling in
the water as the Navarro was founder
ing
MAMMAL, who for three-luarters Of
an hour was clinging to piece of tim
Der, states that then avarre's pumps were
found TO be useless. All on board bailed
the vessel rs much as they could. The
captain seemed stupefed He hurt
on Tuesday, and from that time until
the vessel sank drank to keep up his
spirits.
Owing to the heavy gale the tide in
the Clyde is remarkably low. The
steamers DevOnia, Circassia, Manitobai
and several others We're at one time
aground. The Huh fishing fleet has
suffered seriously by the gale. Eighty
vessels Of the fleet have arrived there in
damaged condition. Twelve of them
lost members of their crews. Three
vessels toundered, one Of them with all
hands. Similar accounts have been To-.
ceived from the Yarmouth fishing fleet.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10


CLAYTON, Ala, March ., lss3.-Boh
Cochran, colOred, was hanged here to.
day in drizzling rain, for the murder Of
NJ. l.. Drew, November 18th, 1882. He
was cool during all the forenoon, and
sold his body to IA doctor for $40. Coch.
ran ate hearty dinner, took drink OF
whisky and a cigar, and at fifteen min.
utes past twelve was taken from the Jail
and started on the route to the gallows,
down in valley south of town.
He was followed by a motley crowd,
numbering several hundred. Arriving
at the gallOws--a rude structure, sur
rounded by rudcr board wall--he as
cended the steps half way, then turned,
and through the front of the little en-.
closure, opened by means of a curtain,
uteS
Hctold them he was guilty and il
was just that he should die He warn
Ell the colored people against deviitry
hcsought them To stick to the whites,
as the whites had been his only friends.
He broke down with Sobs. He then
stood on the scatiold. a colorcd preach.
er advanced and lined out, "Hark
from the t";hb a doleful sound" in
singing which all joined. The black
cap was adjusted and the way was
cleared. Cochran said he felt like an
angel from heaven, and was going IL
glory.
With firm voice he answered the
Sheriff, "Ready !" The drop was
sprung at twenty minutes past one
clock, and the cul prit fell six feet.
The body swung around several times,
drew up, twisted in death contortions
and in about fifteen and half inin-
utes was declared by the physicians
dead the neck having been broken. The
crowd was then allowed to view his
dangling body. In thir)i-tw" min =
uteS from tn" spring of the trap the
body was cut down and turned over Ia
the purchaser.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
a Number Of Accidents.

\ Irhigh Valley passenger train yes
tcrday ran into a team 1T Bound Brook,
New Jersey, killing Peter II. and AhrI.
Voorhees, and iniuring two other
men.
\ boiler in the Canada Press Works,
at La Fortu", Montreal, exploited YES
tcrday. killing two wurkm"n named
Murphy and Mason, and seriously in
juring II large unlnber of others. The
building was demolished
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10
CARPET S

We have Just placed in
stock a splendid line of Car
pets, all new and handsome
styles, that can be bought at
the following low prices:
Full "A Double Chain In
grains, so cents per yard.
Best all Wool Filling In
grains, 90 cents per yard.
Best all Wool lngrains, IS
cents per yard.
Good Quality Extra Supers,
SO cents per yard.
Best Quality, Extra Supers,
90 cents per yard.
Good New Style Tapestry
Brussels, IS cents per
yard.
Best New Style Tapestry
Brussels, 90 cents and 81
per yard.
All Wool Filling Unitians
SIS wide, 80 cents per
yard.
FULL LINE OF
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-03-10

While the present General Assembly
is in session, would il not be well foi
some member thereof to Introduce and
have passed (if possible IA law against
professional beggars " There is NJ
doubt that such law is needed ,particu-
larly for this city, astllcrc are Il number
of persons who subSiSt entirely upon
what they hrg. 4 large number Of this
class will not work even if they havran
opportunity to do so, Let such persons
be punished by a law strictly enforced.