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Daily Republican., 1883-02-17

A crusade against the cigarette is
likely to he begun among IN" children of
the public schools in Philadelphia. one
of the principals, Mr.. William Strph-
Ems, has called the attention of the Board
Of Education to the subject, in which he
says that, Of the 10000 pupils in the
public schools of the city, IA Iarg" proper
ton usc tobacco III various forms, and
that the habit has increased to an
alarming extent since the cigarette was
instituted. Mr.. stephens has prepared
and had printed IA short statement Of the
physical aud mental disorders produced
in children 10y tobacco, and has pasted it
on the inside of the cover Of every text
book used in his school. The Associa-
ton of Male Principals has approved his
letter TO the Board, and an energetic
campaign on that line is the expected
result,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17

Shortly after six o clock last evening,
Charles {. Fisher, superintendent OF
the smallpox hospital, was seen 10
enter the y. W. 4 Is. railroad station,
procure two tickets from the ticket win
dow and loitcr about III the waiting
room for several minutes, causing
tcrrorfo those who knew him, while
those who knew him rot We're brought
in close proximity to him. II i, geurr-
ally supposed that a man coming direct
from The smallpox hospital would be
apt to carry the infectious discas" with
him thereby causing the malady to
spread.
Thi, action on III" part Of Mr.. Fisher
is considered an unwise one and solI,-
thing should h" don" to put stop 10
further actions Of this kind.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17

\ few days ago S'a'.'bury Nun
the pUpnJHr harh"r and cigar dra rr
SO. . French street, received Il Id
t,d well developed tobacco leaf, II
friends IN Lancaster, | a., which b.
on "Nhihti"n AT his place Of busin'
and is an ar irir SrluOu seen III Nh
parts, uDu.iu" Of IL rigrr m9nIlrm TO-
The lr'i i, r"rtrct and measures 2nrr
N 'enGIh AID III. inches in width
'at IN OF IA" best variety Grmn
cnnSylNdIia iU,rI''u growers.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
sunday I'A,,ers.

hon't forget your Sunday papers a
\, ', IHyuors Second aud Orange
.t'''t., and at 'hri>ty 4 Son, Grh and
Market streets. Philadelphia paper.
at" "'ct"ck Il. IN, New York papers at :
-. III All the latest news FROM the
gr.at flood, in the West. Please leave
orders At either Of the abuvn named
places, and you will be served by care
iul carriers.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17

John ". Il lnoilS, OF the N
Hon. e, has just received word ho'
srhoo' er lIrtic H., which he plIirN
IN" time ago At /. :. Marshall,
Jtd sprung u ieal> while On Il v"ya.
I;oppallaMOck river for oysters
left her" "n Jann@ry Ilth, AVID "
heard from WAS At sand Shu" Inlet,
IN" Scoops ". II. Ecunrman and
y . belonging 80 ldt gentleman
or"Inhly arrive her" To-day with
tors
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
4 Gratifying Decrease.

II is with pleasure that thu ANNOUNCE
meat can he mad" that the Iual,-puN is
on the decrease in this city Since m"
meeting If the Board Of Health on Tues
day evening last, up to to-day there
have been only three c;lr"S reported.
one Of thr>, was sent 10 tn" hospital,
and the o1hrr twu remained quarart-
'in,d in their residences. This L. Ger
raiu,N very gratifying decrease, and III"
probability is that th' dread dln"a>c will
snn, Nl.Innnnr trnm lnt ni'N.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
Not Yet Closed.

The Mutual Union Telegraph office,
located at the southwest corner of
Third and Market streets, under charge
of l.. Is. Jervis, which recently passed
into the hands Of the Western Union,
has not yet been closed and will not be
vacated until on or about the 18th of
March. At Baltimore orders have
been received to close the offices and
the employees notified tn vacate on
March LIST.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17

At Charlie, Il. Registers sale,
Smyrna, ON Tlcsuay, horse, b-o
Sl37 to Sl6l; coy So Ia >i6 hce'
cents per pound live weight.
\, the vrndur ut has. G. Boygr !,
near Moorton, h"r.rS Brought eSOioN
cows, So TO 500; sheep, I.lUa hald,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
EDITION,
Prospective AppOintn,e II u.

Prospective Appointments.
For the REPUBLICAN.
The following is prospective plan Of
appointments for Wilmington District
at the ensuing Conference session Of
1883:
Charles p. Hill, p. 4.
Bethel-Henry Colclazer.
Charlestown, MIDI. f. Andrew.
Cherry Hill, Md.-Adam Stengle
Chesapeake City, Md Il. White,
Chcster-Levin W. Layfeld.
ClaymOnt--To be supplied.
Christiana-Vaughn Smith.
Delaware City and Port Penn.-Thos
Is. Hunter.
Elkton and Crouche's Chapel--John
d. Kemp.
Elk Neck, Md.-Geo. w. Burke.
Mt. Lebanon-F. j. Cochran.
Mt. Pleasant-Wm. Is. Gregg
Newark and Wesley--Wm. H. Hut.
chin.
New Nichols NJ. Browne.
Newport and Stanton--James T..
Bryan.
North East, Md.--Charles +. Shep.
pard.
Port Deposit, Md.-Richard G. Jones
Red Lion--Julius DOdd
Rising Sun, Md.--John ID. Rigg.
St. Georges and Summit--R. X. Ste.
phenson.
Wilmington, Asbury-Wm. l.. S,
Murray.
Wilmington, Brandywine--J. Shilling.
" Epwortll--Charles 4. Hill.
g Grace--Boylc, of Phila.
" Madcly-Alfred Smith.
" Mt. Salcm-John +. Smith.
" Scott-rhomas X. Creamer.
" st. Paul's-ro be supplied
by transfer
" Union-C. W. Prrttyman
Zion Circuit, Md.-John France.
Those " no may wish to understand
better about the above plan may call on
Bishop Peek, who may be- able TO give
more and better information when Con
ference is about to close at Cambridge,
Md.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
4 <rhGOnpr Ashore. .

1t j, currently reported that the
American barkcntinr, "Minri'Hun'er, y
curoutc from Cardcua, to Delaware
Brcakwatcr, with "A cargo Ut sugar and
muIa,sr-, went ashore last might on Cap"
llrulop"n Point short dis'anr" north
east Of Bacon Lighthouse, and filled
with water.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
"
Abandoned.

\ prlj"rt for II new steamship line
IuG,r American ,ulUIs hr'W"rn Great
IriiHin and America, running from The
eastern end Of Long Island to Milford
lIHIcM in the extreme southwestern
.ornnr # Wales, has been abandoned
'"ru rr.S would not make u ten
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
Ladies' Will Save

both time and money by buying
,yrln-"~ supporters, etc., at Ladies'
Department Of Belts Drug Store, rri-
Narr entrance ON SIKH street. Lady
.,,t,,lu,.i
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
4 Recent Examination

If >amIu.~ .I cream OF tartar showed .
'hr aG'Icn. >o.d at N"a>ry's drug ~tor'
L-h.u aH Madison streets, to h' .
.tUirt} pure
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


x.
Having leased IT, the Delaware Lumber
Company, their ucpot Oh Madison street. from
! rynt u Second, otter 10 the trad previous t,
removal. their entire stock Ut luni.r.. IN .iud
Ing about il quarter ola million feet chui",
seasoned southern pine flooring, at attrdctiN
prices for immediate delivery.
! february IL. 1855. Cl--l,.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17

GSSn NANIED-Iu hOKKOM ON
'Ds)s)D u D"w house not YET com ,,lclcd
which vi cost double tue money. lp! IL
FRANCES VINCENT. Room ), EA,haupr
i'ulihlng. III, and Hrkct slr Money Hot
wanted for -ur g." months. hat VIII be taken
now IT desired fII.t
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
Choice Butter

DO. ''u.1 ID" ,. H. Nand at No. 10 p.
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17
For an Accident POLICY.

call on Suttrrlry, 3o' NJ 4
stairs,
Daily Republican., 1883-02-17

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Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Death ola Former WiIminytontnn.

Ih'Tr ar" many persons in Whining
ton VIII" well knew Mr.. Washington
Iw"edy, the father of Mr.. William j
Scott, who resided in this city before
the war broke out and who removed
South to Charleston, where he became
the foreman otr he South Carolina Com
nlny car shops. Word has been re-
"'iv"d in thi, city that Mr.. Twcedy met
WIN Il sad accident that resulted in hi,
d"a'h last saturday. He wa, crossing
III" Nhnl, VIII, Il is ;ravrrs"i hy many
tracks, and HhII" stepping from, one
track /" avoid an incoming train did
not notice hat he stepped on another
rack along which the shifting engine
WA backing.
II i SUPPOSED that the noise Of the
lhrolnlnG train prevented the unfor
Ism" man from hearing the approach
'h the "ngln" behind him, and he was
hu"rk"h down by the tender and horri-
ply ''ansIcd before the engineer was
aware Of tn" accident. Death resulted
III few minutes. An inquest held ex-
onrrat"d the Railroad Company from
AL blame, Mr., Tw"edy was Ga years
"f age, and had been engaged in the
South Carolina ear shops for over
twenty-five years. A Charleston paper
referring to the case, says he was an
expert workman, and the company will
lind some difficulty in supplying his
place. lie was genial in manners, and
leaves a host of friends to mourn his
loss. IL is IA striking coincidence that
he and the late John j. Toner, of this
city. occupied similar positions. and
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

Persons who have erected new houses
on Harrison street, between Eighth and
Ninth streets,are clamorlng for the con
tractor, Martin keogh, to come out there
and complete his contract :'or gradiu.
that street. The persons "no .a,r
Dullt the houses intend moving IN them
before March 10Th, and dcsirr to have
water pipes placed in the street before
they "ller the houses. MIR kcogh is
no" Engaged i'll grading Market street
north OF tWentySecOnd, and il is AS
serted that he ha, LEFT the Harrison
street work to complete the Market
street contract. A petition Will be pre-
scented 10 Council this evening in rela-
ton to the matter.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Newport Items.

A pay telephone Office has been estab-
lished at the drug store, Newport, Del
communicating with Newark and vii
mington Exchange. Men are now At
work putting up the wires. Rates, Ii
cents for five minutes talk.
The Rev. j. +. Bryan is now at IN.
NJ. +. Conference, Cambridge, Md, and
is expected To be returned The official
h"ald of the Church paid up the salary
of pastor and Presiding Elder.
The little child of Mr.. Luther ks
tad"n, which was 50 bad y sraldcd eight
days ago, and reported in the REpuB.
LI'A> (and with just rcason) az not
expected I" live, being held in convul-
Si"ns for three hours, is now in "A fair
condition to recover, 10 the great salts
faction OF parents and friends, under
the care Of DR.. Booth.
Mrs. WhitcIey is expected to conduct
NE religious revival services at the NJ
T.. Church during the present week,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
A Te1CnhOne Line.

tn" Smyrna Times says: Mr.. West =
brook, Of Wilmington, was in town last
week in NE interest Of u telephone
company, who purpose extending a
lin" from that city down the State, if
they can get enough persons in the
towns through which it would pass to
ra'r"niz' il. The cost to subscribers
WI, b" $ji.m a year or $500 month.
II" "n.y asked for six such in this town,
mi The probability is he can get them,
TT" III 'ha1 "v"n' u central office could
=" r~ia"i-nr,., and ais" a i"irpnouic
tN.hm Ct. me charge orhe:N lse 10
l''r~"ii, wanting To use il would he Is
cents for lv" minutes cOnversaii N.
Tl"S have an effective line running
I" Newark in this State, and the com
Inun,ca'i"n from there to Trrnt"n N
d. Is cuiuuctr.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

by the will of the late Ex-Governor T..
y. Morgan, Of New York, Il brprrst OF
t2'', 600 is mad" To the grand son of the
'rH'n'"r when he is thirty years old and
snail nave one lawful issue. When he
reaches the age of 30 years hr is to re-
cclvc an additional sum Of 500, 900 if he
mas two lawful! issues living, and 500,
o"o NOR" when he j. 81 years old, if he
has three children Ii,in. at that time.
IN case Of the death without issue Of
the grandson Of the t"stator, half Of the
reSiH'iaIy estate is 10 BE- divided into 4l5
shares. Ten Of these shares are to b.
gwen 7" Lincoln University, Lower OK
lorh township, Chostcr COUNTY,. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
EDITION.
Opening Of COnFeren..

The Wilmington NJ. T.. Conference M.
at Cambridge, Md, on WednesIa,
morning. Bishop Simpson presidaus
Rev. John ID. Rigg was elected Sc"r"M.a
ry, and Revs. +. II. Nelson, II. p ''' "a
dred and T.. G. MacNichol ,qsi,,a al,
Secretaries. III" following ,nmitI"..
were announced Camp Meetings tb,
Revs. X. G. Jones, J. T. Van Burknlo's
A, d Davis and 7. Q. Ayers Center"
MAJ, the Revs. George A. Phnbus, IL
d., H. &. Matiack, ID. d., a. W. Mim,
R"h'r. ", Todd, John i. O,Iipp nH,
r.. A Ellis, T, A. Mallahan "I E
Ceurscy and Alexander Kelley. p.r
j. Owen Syph"rd was appointed f.,
audit the accounts Of the Church p.
lief Fund, with authority to draw sIn
Dr. MrAulley, President of Dickin~n,
'oli"g" Dr. tpham, of Drew Theoln";
cal Seminary; DR.. f. NJ. Fry,in,nr -,
the Baltimore Bibica, School: DR. S,n
ell, "f'he Maryland Conference. and Nv
Green of the Central rennsylyania
Conference" were introduced and admit,
tea to seats AZ corresponding member.
The Revs John France. Thomas II
Haynes, James a. Rrindle and s r.
Gardner were elected Conference S,nu
ardS.
Revs. DIN $. Watson, Charles A
Grlcc, Alfred Smith, Julius Dmd md
j. NJ. Lindale were advanced to elder
orders.
The Rev. G.. s. Gassner, who h,d
Withdrawn his lmrchinrnls, asked nrr.
mission 10 return them, and pres4n,.J
a letter which was read To the Confer
cnc". The Eevs. Benjamin Warren
A. =. Preityman and {. II. william.
were continued Oh trial.
The keys John Alien, George Bar.
ton, |. T. Cooper, ID. d., James Espate
James Hubbard, William merrill
Henry San'Irrson, Alfred I. scott and
John l., Taft were continued as su,,r.
The FrerImeu's Aid An.
ni,"rsary III IN" evening was addressed
by III" Rev. j. {, ilnrrzrl, u. D., and
The Rev f. NJ. Frysinger. - d., Of
Baltimore. The amount raised by col.
cctions in the various churches III,
past year is considerably in excess Of
the previous year, when they footed IN
to total OF $780, 2s4.3s.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
THIRDEDITIoN.
Wigs ins InsevvieveA.
MEM Vpkk Alarcl

NEW YORK, March Z.
Al ottawa special tonight "a the Sun
saS that Professor Virgins was pre-.
vented from going to Halifax on ac-
"ou OF the trains being blocked by
sn"u. A correspondent interviewed
III 'r"iess ~ to-day. He said that he
has abandoned all idea of going 10 the
sea -'t'Ast ru witness the effect. of this
$40, II. The severe storm of yesterday,
sic I'D, was caused by one of the plan
cts moving int" position to take part in
his great storm, which is to begin on
IN" nh instant and last several days
Ne" York will experience lis effects on
III 10Th.
- DO You anticipate much destruction
IN The latter place. asked the re-
por er
=" The storm will be Just as serious
there az in other localities, Parties in
fere t'd in shipping industries should
profit by my warning and be careful to
hay" their craft in places of shelter on
th" Aates mentioned.
elias yesterdays storm any Connection
with trlt OF the 9th ?'
'He> ii is really an arm OF my great
storm. The planets force crossed
Western En- ope an d the eastern half of
North America The great storm proper
cannot occur until the 9Th in the Eastern
Hemisphere, and will reach here shortly
after. Il will he very severe all over
Europe as we'll As America"
"Wl!at will he the nature of the
weather until after the storm season ."
81" There will be high winds fora whole
week and unusually cold weather for
this season"
Have you issued any frrtherinStruc-
tons lately '''
Yes. have second time advised
the Canadian Minister of Marine and
the Lords Of Admiralty that all vessels
should be in safe harbor not later than
March s, az | teard the minor storms
that always precede great ones. This
storm is the decisive battle-ground
between mySelfon the one hand and
General Hazen, Mr.. Carpmeal, Mr..
Vennor and the meteorological scientists
generally on the other. The first five
days of March were remarkably fine,
which completely upsets General
Hazen's assertions that there is storm
for every day in March"
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Police ADDOtuted,

William {. White and William II
Marques have been appointed to ill
the vacant places Of officers Scwcl and
S"ra. Mr.. White is il resident OF
South Wilmington, and i, an excellent
appointment. He comes highly recon.
lnrhded, Representative George n
bafes giving strong letter testityingio
ms good character He has been EN-.
pIoN'd as IN uphol s'eg in the jackson
-" Sharp f"npany's shop. Mr. Mar
guess is also well known, and resides at
the northwest corner Of Linden and
Jackson streets. He has for some
time been employed at the Pulp
Mnrks
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
A Sad Case,

HAGERsTowN, MD, March THE
trial of William S. Ditto on an indict-
ment for forgery, which has for two
years past been in progress here, was
concluded this evening by the jury rem
dering verdict of guilty, Mr.. Ditto is
a young man, with wife and two chill
dren, and connected with one Of the
most respectable families in the county.
When removed to the Jail from the
courthouse Ditto was 80 overcome by
grief that he sank insensible at the Jail
door, and had to be carried. Later he
made an attempt to commit suicide by
hanging himself in his cell with strip
OF blanket, but was prevented by other
prisoners in the Jail.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
Hbl MbI.SING SESSION


Ire inIoWing petitions and rclnUIl-
s'ran""s w"r" presented, read and re-
i"rrcd BY DR.. Temple, against the
passage ot the ACT to divide school
DlSrrrt No. against the passage
OF the act amending the charter Of
the Hravrlly Run Ditch Company; by
Hir. Mcs>lck, for Il SttJe Appropriation
Of 10000 for the support Of tree schools.
From Hannah Lizzie Barley, for "A
divorce from her husband Geo. W.
Barley. Mr.. Justis presented the fol
lowing claims, which were referred to
the Committee on Claims: G. =. John
son (prln'ing) 24.29; Jos. Burcllinal,
S2i j. ). Harrington, s27.
Bills Introduced Amending the
charter Of the Sussex Midland Rail-
road arpropriating money for the
maintenance of the public schools and
for other purposes, (Mr. Messick's bill,
he provisions of which have been be-
fore piblishrd) to incorporate Fidelity
Lodge, %, |. o. ., f., of Frankfort; to
prohibit live stock from running at
large IN district -, Sussex County an-
tiLcriHing the Levy Court of Sussex
County to keep u rcr;ain road in repair;
10 divorce Ja,Ir> 'ialuan from his wife,
CathaiInr G.. 1armHn: Senate bills: 70
consolidate districts % and 1861, Sussex
County, Ca circumstances against th,,
bill was rradJ amending the charter Of
the Drlnwarr Railroad To- amend chan
ter 4n, vel. %, Lnw, Of Delaware.
Hll, given l.ulir. of; Nv Mr. Eurlow
to incorporate the 'rorrcI0 Iau,nauv OF
III. .,lalrul EnillyIyr.h v Mr. Rates IN
amend Article Z, section /, Of ,Dr Con.
s'ItuIlun (proyjdiup ia, ocr.,u) mn.
nicral inroruoratiur nctD Nv Mr.
Sutton, to INCORPORATE the ST. Georprs
Canning and Eyaporatinp Comn,nv
Bills passed n second timr. M di-
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

CINCINNATI, Ohio, March r.
About thirty gentlemen, representing
both political parties, after holding sew
rral private meetings, have published
the organization and object Of the Mn
nicipal Reform Association. The OBJ
lect is declared 10 be- 10 promote the
election of honest and capable men to
the municipal offices Of the city of Gin
hnnatl, without regard 10 party. The
operations Of the Association are TO be
confined strictly to municipal offices
and municipal elections. The member
shipis to be composed Of all citizens
wiilingto promote the above object.
The officers are: President, Rufus
King vicr.presidentS, Vim. Henry Da-
Wis, VI. &. Urner, Joshua rrouns,inc.
John MrGrail. Alex. II. McGuf,rey
and DIR, T. X, spence; treasurer, Jos
H. 'arberry secretary, j. d. Brannan.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
CARPET s

We have Just placed il,
stock a splendid line of Car.
pets, all new and handsome
styles, that can be bought a,
the following low prices:
Full "A Double Chain In
grains, so cents per yard.
Best all Wool Filling In
grains, 60 cents per yard.
Best all Wool lngrains, Is
cents per yard.
Good Quality Extra Supers,
SO cents per yard.
Best Quality, Extra Supcrs,
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 or
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
They Were Omitted,

At a party in Marshalltown, Iowa, Il
German was danced with the lights
turned out. As most Of the dancers
belonged to Methodist Church, the
pastor on the MISUNDERSTANDING denounc-
ed the act as scandalou-, and asserted
that those concerned in il would not
dare 10 repeat it in the light They
responded by giving what purportcd to
be an exact reproduction Of the figure,
but several persons who had heard
though they had not seen, the original,
declared that certain sounds resembling
kisses were omitted.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

The sale ct Lewis Graves live stock,
farming utensils, etc, took place yes
terday; the following prices were Oh.
tanned
sixteen cows ranged in prices from
500 to SS5: three heifers brought SlG. 80,
5000, and 81 six horses brought Sl3O,
$3.50, SOL, $ls5, $12O and $3.50 on,
eight months old colt sold for SO
hogs, I'll to $50 corn, tS cents per bush
Ell oats, 81 cents per bushel live chick
ems, IL cents per pound. Suits of house
hold furniture ranged in prices from
1925 to 49,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

The Liberty Fire Company Of Read
ing intend visiting Wilmington in Sep
t. nhrr. The Weccaroe Fire Company
will BE- their host during their stay
her. There will no doubt be- parade
of The lo'H fir" companies.
The Delaware Hook and Ladder Com
pany contemplate making an extended
trip S"'ne time in September. A meet
ing TO decid" on place and arrange mat
tiers will II" held i'll The Company /, house
on 5 saturday evening next.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08
eW Houses.

stephen Clond isrre"ting i new hnu,,
%! ~" corner of Delaware avenue and
h'l"c"in street Mr.. Clouds old house
was b"' gh' lay the baltimore and Ohiu
failroad Company.
Il. II. MctarlncN's nn store, at the
CORNER ii Seventeenth and Lincoln
streets, is about conp"rcd, and he will
occupy il in a few da IS.
I."" !. Archer, carpenter and builder
VIII commence the erection of "A number
of new buildings in Il short time,
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

DEATHS.

ARMSTRONG On the It'll instant. Mary
Ann Armstrong.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
Spectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence Of her mother 100 Tutnall
street. on Saturday. 10Th instant, at 2o'clock.
DUrONT.-At " interlhur. near Whining
ton, Delaware. ON the 7th instant, Paul
Louis DUPONT, aged seven months, young
est child Of Henry Algcrnon DUPONT and
Mary Pauline DUPONT.
tuRRlN DER-On the 7th instant. Sarah
Elizabeth, wife Of " lillian q. turrindcr
in the oath year Of her age.
Relatives and friends are respectfully III
Nitcd to attend her funeral from the residence
ul hcr hlhef John Hayes, on sunday. the
llth instant to meet at the house at 10 O'Clock
u. N. lntermcnt at tnrisLunu NJ H. Church
Cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1883-03-08

NEW YoBK, March THE body IL
Jim Elliott, the prize fighter. killed in
Chicago by ,Irre Dunn, arrived in this
city this morning in charge Of Fred.
krohne, the pedestrian. The body was
taken to the residence Of Elliott's sister,
Mrs. MrDavi't, The parlor in which
t r body lies is heavily draled In
mourning, the draperies being the same
that We're used in the room In which the
body of Cornelius Vanderbilt lay be-
fore burial. The funeral will take
place ON Sunday, and the body
will be inferred in Calvary Cemetery.
Il is expected the funeral will be- one Of
tn. largest that has taken place in This
city for years, and will b" attended by
sporting men from all parts Of the Uni
ted States.