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kerchief with its little owners name
woven upon it. About the same time
one OF the young ladies' of the family
missed diamond ring, which, it was
supposed, had been stolen from the
house. A few days later an advertise.
ment was noticed giving the name OF the
little owner of the silk handkerchief,
and saying that something OF interest
could be learned by calling at a desig-
mated street and number. The call was
made, and the handkerchief found with
the diamond ring wrapped up in it. The
family who hsd been ut so much pains
to return the lost articles to their own
ars had lost everything by the flood.
JUDGE ALLISON, OF Philadelphia, has
held that under the law OF Pennsylvania
a sale of goods by sample does not
amount to a warranty that the article
sold and to be delivered shall correspond
in quality with the sample. He says
the risk is that Of the purchaser, who
must "beware of the seller" in all such
purchases. But he adds that where "a
sample is made the standard of quality,
an implication Of warranty arises, as
where the buyer orders goods of the
same quality as the sample Or the seller
undertakes to deliver them Of the same
quality" Inasmuch as oil the grain sold
in bulk and nearly all the merchandise
OF the country Is sold by sample and
can be traded in with expedition in no
other way, it might be well to hold the
sellers to strictcr responsibility than 10
implied in Judge Allison's decision.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

A shooting match cuTred last Sat-
urdsy 81 Taylor's Bridge, which, for
he Dnm her OF birds missed, MAS re-
markable.
Indeed there has never been su"h q
ma oh around Taylor's Bridge and for
brilliant shots, excssdes anything On
record. Indeed II the shooting on Sat
urday is TO be taken AZ an example,
most sny OF the contestants nigh; be
able to shoot A. barn door NJ ton
yards and miss 1t,
There were seven contestants and
twenty eight b'sds. -Four birds ~ each
man. Among those who engaged In II
were james N"yiu, Daniel Collins, NJ.
Carpenter aud James BIkin lnr
gen glemen who box part, we're 50 ten
- r-hetri.d az 10 leave twenty sever
Gu Of tie twenty eignt 70 esos o
alive.
Mr, James Naylor being tbs ouly
One who had the hard lhoud ~ XII y
bird, thus won purse which Vas
fteS"i. Tnero viii be another nat,h
next Saturday. As "A piece # heathy
advice 1t would HI safr fer spectagufs 10
stand ten feet betind each contestant
The precau'iob about ton feet has bsen
suggested as thar. part OF the gun IS ia
ole w kick.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

The From. a1d Union Street Rail way
CUmraur lave made u number Of I'M
proVuIteutH within a rhOrt time.-
A Eeu1 which il tho placing Of m add.
JiunGi Carupun t!s ICf , 'naXing SIX
now running there, AN lnGrcaho OF two
since the beginning They ar" now
contracting tor large open car to run
during too base ball season.
II will be something in thu sy,e OF
the ones in Lse On the Market street
iiue. The time Of running h.s been
changed, the ears running every twelve
Ninutes iDht' ri 0. every fifteen as / ere
totOre. Mr. Price, the superintendent,
IL having Baglau books placst two
Iows each aide Of the racks, there "
making II safer travelling for yehiCl Is
than cOhDle stone paVoments.
The pat thF,e morIhs have he ,x-
c 9edtngy prosparous. The travel Tor
ths month OF December exceeds that
for the So.r b5iOro by considerable
number rho Company exp,C. 20 nav q
Fl !r cars rurLIoE before the year is
closed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Tbs LaGies' Sewing Circle Of e..
Paul's la,LoIic ChurCh is stv,ug q sup
per, sasllug Until this evening. IN the
DasemHnt Of the church.
The large sunday school room il di-
vlded intu tao parts by large flags.
On one side there are large tables Ia =
den with vpr.oGa good things, which
vera partaLcn Of by "a large nuMb Der
last e,onlng.
On the other side sests were Er-
ranged and rnusIcal eutortathineut,
under tho direGJIoa of julius Hess, was
10 progress. Among one caro,s and
solos sung were "Spring Time" The
"SOidier's FAREWELL and u "Hupdred
Fathoms Deep" A large cafe, con.
tanning an amothysf ring, will be
CHANGED of. Another cake, containing
large nluber Of rlisins, will be- given
to the uGe who will ia lucky enough to
guess the number Of raibins in T..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
! he S,w Life Ass0 citation.

The Mutual Reserve Fund Llte a.
sociatlUu, whose main office is in New
IoIE, I'VE est. b!lshed branch office
ia this My At n 3O2 Market street and
appointed j X SutLeriy their genera
agent fer this : ate. The method n
dOpted by Thu Association Is new, anu
partakas Of the plan OF the Ii ptasophs
and other similar organizations. Per.
6ons wishing to become members pay
a certain amount, ranging lcOm four to
Gig Is . GOl.ars, according O aEa, aud III.
amount Tor which hey wish 10 Insu. t.
they then keep the death lund tepleu.
l-led by rInaIl assessments, which, iUI
q pelsJu under ~ years Of az, does
nUt amount u II - Ju every $1,000 OF
their policy, Aud ihe Company xuafau
ties hat IN 10 event shall there b.
III IRE thHn tJnr assessments ia any QUE
year. During he past eighteen month
there have only been two. A siugir
asses mort Az the present time repiau.
Is es tirtuGd to the amounted g., 0OU.
The otfiGe ~ open until $ o'clock III tut
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

To morrow evening Duprez Il Beue
dict + Gigantic MIAstfels, which have
recently neen Ir-OrgauIzet Oh e CRANE
,caJr, vii Civ UG1 NJ tLtir rrhutd IN
tartaInmruts IN The Opera Hou.e III,
Newark N.J. kegIoter,ln speaelug Q
h,n troupe say.
"Durr,z y Is utdict'p New GIgautt,
Hlt sirt. gave a tro conc n les n,yhi
TIE GrNnG Opria H u.s. was crowded
last ev-nln. ~ "uluy the c!rv5r per
'urmaGcr o. thts popular com .ny
NJ hing en- Dr raj OF he p-rfuIm
auce - PA So, rs MOI one act VS.
ptI rJrITtd tust ~aa not hrSJ.Cids.. T,
raltculagi2s ~lII be suUeI tiuOuo, a. Al
were equh'.y good, They may We.
c.alm to IL he best on tie IoaI,
Ga 81 uftay evening Baker and Fag
ron, the wei. kn-WD comedians, vii
.aplaar a. tJu DD.Tt House IN Que q
her Eu-l8'.a comedies. They ar
Imported ~ an excellent CON pany,
ava ali Who with 70 enjoy hearty
.ad- hI-t.u be sICe % attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Tuh G,0.-i meeting of rhe Water
Wltcl Fire Company was ned Ia-t
ovn"lnE, and the following officers
r,n.lcd
PreHdeu', Thomas II II Messenger;
Nlae.Pr-.l1rut, James II Porter; Sec
retary, Jpan b. GIuJtr; A Assistant Sec.
Rotary, Thomas 5. TaGman; Treasurer
Joseph X Adams, Trustees, jaime.
Shakespeare, William C. Walters, Ed.
warn Nrwt.i; Board Of Directors, Hon
ry WttnL, Dennis j. Harrington, WI
nam G. " alrei2, Thomas 6. Tadman,
George ? "ier, john Pierce, Edward
Newell, mes II. Porter; Engineer,
James +. cree; 4 ldiOlug Coumj tee,
Jane" Ma incbey, Matthew e. Eog,
Ars, IAenal AppLeby.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
II COSTS US

Not only money but also
LOOKS ana Room to carry
goots until next season DO
you in'er anything from this'
Wen explain cur POSITION
and trv to show you how you
can be benefited by helping
Is cut. We've sold more
C!p'hfng and made more
Custom Clothing this season
shan eyer b. fore andas the lst
81 Jaooary shows the begin
u,ug q tic duIl season We
a e anxious to sell t n i s.
ncn h ali Ne p sslbly can,
If We even are compelled 70,
suft ara falling off OF our pro
fit and sometimes eva a
llt,l. more. If You want to
yet ut or Overc0at made
@ order or wish one re dy-l
made We know we C,.n suit
you and will astonlsh you in
the way Of prices. AT least
COME and see what We have
in stock ana Learn The prices
for yo4rselt.
J. T. NLlLIN y SON,
CL IHiERs. SIKH & marie, Sis.
wlAMINGtUN.
nov7.3meof
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

! lhese are several youthful. off ,nders
III his CIty tina IL seems almost impos =
slDlb under our pgeseuG penal system to
! reach. Oge o. this nuUbsr kuopn as
| "Bun' Williams, who ~ now held for
! The theft Of !. wa,ch aud other articles
| is "a fair illustration, IhIs boy IL bat
, II sears # AZ and quiz" small still he
Is guilt OF crimes wnich II no " az coz
v.r,ei ct IN the County Court, woulu
send him 10 tie whipping post.
Mayor W Llrs ,sln 4u.nlIy respect.
tiug TINS boy; /, sepidonG that he IL not
| d % be at large and /, he is sent 10 jail
ne will probably oe placed Ia q cell
Wlth some on, hardtpsi II crime, whose
eRCAirG VIII make hun sill worse
than he now il, and he viii grow up an
outlaw and curse to society.
As Delaware Coes not possess any
refUrmatory institution suitable Tor
Iauch Offenders, the mayor coutemplatss
il Eir& the Lrg,Aia.ute 10 pass bill
whereby arraugc ueuLs eau be effected
win he managers Of The House Of
Refuge u Philadelphia, ali0sing him
to srrn ~ sacu lncUr,I.lbles to that
lustitItIlG.
A yOuug girl, not more than -
years OF aR", WAS pefo.e the Mayor
charged with drunkenness. She was
with parry Of young u.en ata lat,
hour a. night, who, wien the oiliner
t1ad3 his apptarauCs ran, aud The uu-
tnrtGn ,.td 4Iri was the only one arrest
al All the Mayor couId do in her
case v AZ 10 impose DO, and send her
20 jail II she vas unable ~ pay It,
Ii he would Lave had the power 10
send her 10 = ref0rm.t,ry institution,
II might possibly have heel tbs means
Of saving her trom "A tate worse than
deGth. This is u matter of the utmost
ia por.auce, that should be thoroughly
.,,i"sed, and ought 10 the attention
d our Jaw makers now in sesriOn NJ
Dover.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
FIFTH EDITION
Troub,e Win the Penee.

Notwithstanding the secrecy which
some of the police wish would shroud
every thing pertaining to the brce, 1t
has leaked out that everything Is not
serene and lovely. Several ,ffi GERS
complain that he recent ordsr Il the
Cuisf, instead OF being meas,rs to
AFFORD greater protection 10 the Cit, has
been done for vtudiCnve motives, Ac-
cOrding b. mis- order au officer caIuot
loava hI. bat at Chr expiration of his
hours OF 4utg, unJ must remain uuiit
he Is relieved /. Is claimed that tbs
no ninc. sev"ral OF ners who shoul(
have been relieved were kept Oh.
duty untl 9fjes u'elrrk
som oil o. - uian, " TO are among tho
best ou he force, threaten that unless
some different arrangements ar0 made,
10 resign.
There are also some Of the police who
ssrm To IniDs that the pnpiiC ahonli Ds
kept III entire ignorance OF what takes
plrce IN Tie lower ROOM At Police hta .
ton ana this morning one OF this class
inquired at a couple OF reporters who
had just CUu.e IN, what they wanted
th"ie. aud had tho er'rontry to tell
thoW, they had 10 business in that
room. ave don't want ANY reporters
here,' said be, " for an officer cant
ta,n around bat it's paraded in tho
new, papers"
Ono VI The reporters told him, that
ho thought II the OH Grrs we're atJeud-
ing 70 tLett dutirn a, well as tue te-
por orr, tnoy would no OHt paro.iug
their heAD', HHeu another Officer sad,
'Oh We amt On uuty now As the
hearinas as6 generally neld Ia the low
fr room III the muruings, 1t be Will taS.
Ny sen " hat business reporters have
there, Though it 10 diff sui 10 uuder
abAuu 2by EuWslapdr men should Do
axclnded at aby linc, when o6hers are
aiio"ed Ia occupy tnc chairs aad spend
b. uts ever. Gay and evening Ia tmUk.
ing IN that same room
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
New pasIpe Neg

Hitherto IT has heen Tho rulD hat fhe
whole poIice force shonId Be- ~ rbo
city Hail a. II "a. nd7 p ~, thUs
!eavins our peo"ie " thJnt the rru're.
ion VI the praco gnbril1os. iha Ma.
or, - remedy bis, has is'aed al ord +
that went into etirct nondav. ne
uii f"rS are 10 r"ma!n upon their To-
pective beats until rrlieyed Is the
5 rIeahts with tAo n.an slu are 10 tako
;brir place.
OILY the DAY men viii apoeer a.
the haIl att q. m, and re night reu
a ! =. IN This l,tyr SAN" pi,u ~ opo-
ratIun in Nea Yora, PmiUIel ph.a and
Other large uitle
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
FOURTHEDlTION


VuftruS buDt0k1t y.
The officers Of Thomas A. Smytl
Post, No. l, G. A. r., we're iDstallsc
lat evening by A. A. &. Daniel Ross
As soon as tha ceremonies were cOncl u
ded at Smyth Post, the Assis tant AG.
jutant General visited Sum ner Post
No. 4, and assisted Aide-dr- G amp l. Nv
renee +. Fisher in installing theil
Off GERS.
The following tflicers Of Morning
Star Diyis ion, No. 2, Sous of T,mI CT,
ance, we're also installed last evening
by ID. W, G +. Benjlmin Mursatr oy 4
w, P.--G-orss Htrzsl.
W william j, Stewart
l.. William u S. Allen.
A, X. d William H. Allen.
+. S.-Samuel J. Wood.
Treasurer Robert VI Canilsy.
Caaplain--X9 chariah T, Guthrie.
Co Harry L. Virtue.
A. W.IdAm Pr6u-y,
1, S.-H arry Il. Davis.
o s John Evans
State Conuc'ior. j. 7 Hsticck rs
sisted by the ! are C1nnoi Ulcers, last
evening installed the following 9TH GERS
OF the Wilmington and brandyWine
Council, No 3. . u. A. M:
ouncilof- Samuel Neald.
Wee Councilor-E Edward Horne.
Re ording Secretary-A. Is. Gross
grove,
Assistant Recording Secretary
II. Ruthweil.
Financial cretary - Alexander
Chairs.
freasurer-John Walker, Jr.
Iuductor- WNjGm b Wilkins.
Examiner--Hl!er Mcbride.
In. ProtcctJr--Iames Leather.
Ont. prOtectOr--Luwis Lakeland.
Grand Chancellor A. ID. Sheldon, ac-
compapi-d by other officers OF the
Grand Lodge Of delaware, X. OF T.. it
stalled the new officers Of O,caola
Lodge No. D, X Of P, at Newark las
evening.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Last evening Mt5 tia walker, a
teacher at the Wsst Presbyterian san
Iay school, gave her G. ..ss reception
at her residtncG No. III MOnrGa street.
An abundant sp-rY Of Entertainments
"ere servel, and after having passed u
Pheasant evening The guests retired,
WITH sincere wlshn tna' cir teacher
may see many ICrs rt.ugn5 If tie day
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Fewer bindings we're erected in New
York 'r-t }.ar th4n tho yoar previous,
Dul To aggregate c.st, which was $'g,-
ci3, "iI, saJ"san Increase Of over 81,
o3Jl01. Taa in&jp.ty It tue L2w build
Jna3 rucHd TINS gear @-a or more t(s-
paut t-Da lave eyor been pat up in
tA.t IT, IT, y4e y,ar. M.ae'u improve.
rvuts L-Yg been used Ia every in
-LNu.R.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

j. busu Mon Gar who i, reading
medicine al The Univerrity Of Mary land,
in Baltimore, has been spending the
holidays Ia this city, and in the Lehiph
Valley, Pa, will return and resume his
studies 10 morrow.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

in Orler to T. sep his workmen employed
as well - Aialseit during the winter
months, lta concluded it cekt TO make
up sUi's Grcn at cost ra5hor than do
uo.h.aR. Al engaged with him 1.-Two
bv tholT n-Ik, 80 g. We us plenty u 20.
SIS MAJ .j,&o'.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Mr.. Hopfg c, Downward, who for the
past year Dag heon In the rnplOy Of tho
James Riduig y sons Company, has
boon aR,.v nJot eglnloudeDt Of their
mil Is, atd onGered upon the discharge
u his duJ.es Yest7tday.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
tSrGlSTEE's OhhrE,
IN kEn Ig,I III g LgsIrR.

~ EEH ST RI 4 tSstrR,
NEW CAsTLRCcuNTY, DgL.. le". ~, lts2
Upon tho Application o. "anluel Alrich
Executor Of ',oyl G~p0n late OF
encaier Hundred IL 8ai s county, decreased
It Ia orderea and directed by .to neg ist4; thlt
Tie Administrator aforesaid piyaa)tice fthG
granting Of letters .G.tGLeHt.,ry upon ruo
estate Of decreased, with the Jala utIrdn:iDH.
thereof by o.uStHR adror iE0UterjL to he post.
cd within forty day. from tho 0at3 u :urh
Letter., IN Fix " the most Dtbllc p!ata9 81 tie
county Of New Castle, folui-la.; Az per- M
having demands aga inst ina CIttie 0 pralbrU
the same or &bide by nn act Of Assem- bly, IN
such case made and proV Cd, and also Gauge
The same to be Inserted Within mo same port
ID Ia the Daily hBPBBLICtN. D new paper
published in Wilmlng JnG EEd to tscoati4Uen
th trtin three weeks, te-o-d
---~, Given under he Wand and senl
- of Office Of the hog lster afJroFaid at
wilmington In New Castle county,
~ 'aiofesald, the dny and year above
written. \. O BifI> ReKisLsr.
NpICE.-All person, having clsilns against
no estate Of the deceased 'Aust present the
same dnly attested To The Executor, on or
before Deoember, 10Th 1883, ~ abide tho Act,
Of Assembly In sucn case D4iO ndpro,ldsd.
SAMU FL ALKlCH, Executor.
address --fflAsIOw tn'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

Arthur r. Francis, WHO has been
cap oy,d Ior sometime back on the edl-
to,ia. oo-17 Of tLp Washington Post,
las gtd.'al hIa Resignation, TO take
place IL t"J weeks, il order to accent a
pCs ton Ou Ialer AZ Jacksonville,
E.VIlu,..
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

A number If bont yard men vrre
lald III = s.arday n tie r-.ry = 6o.as
yard. 70 ,ay . Few jDtie.a
w,re di icharged. LscN JI wVgL is rs
b s,dad as he reason,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
WIEY tsS ylLaa

The livDry business OF Tie late Johr (
X Kirkman, at No 1928 East Third
street, vill be continued by his son
George II. K!ikman, who has appoint
cd Harry W. Lowe Superintendent.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
Holiday i1fP1sBtp.

La"lsr -ur c"ldIau'a fura, IadIoH lux
g, Ar, lu. munIeIa, iaci,s, geu,b and
boys seal sam caps, omokiul caps, ear
Tnhs, hat brushes, silk, aIpaU. and
Bingham umbrellas and canes.
a. Il ~. i~xu II IGC. AGA H4rket SlFoea
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
THIRD EDITION.


NO MORE NEAL JuEIEs.
Rsfcrr,Gs e clinical tEi-!s the Gov
ernor Ca
AN capita. casrs, be persons indic:-
ed una =, M, ily Chal !erEe a c r
tain urn - o ia ogs, wh'l' he prose-
Curiug tlir Sc ltt 4nthDrIz 70 cha
LEI geGiy h oder to pot ,Ee accused
apd the sta ar,u al tqH"l foonna
with f.iersrC. to challenges il suci
easel, ! gSc, uurIu no pass ~ ~ q
law confirms upul tn. Attorney Ea.-
tral he ~ ut EUprtbWp'uT ly cha.'e g
an rq d. Huuser OF jurors. SHcE
law v oa.d Secure taItrr Al / more IN
partial 'lIA,sI. such cases, a'd Il 4.
ty gre aia,n By 1. us@ 81 lH'Ie aeC .
rity, NL,cu the penalties OF tLe Jaw "a
gp'rp
Additional, ie.is a /, n Is ask d {.
ia ll'taie ne TX TaGit on Of tuBlFs
hoD ju-i ".
ANXIETY FOX YOUTHFUL CKISINALS
Youth o. frLarr years, iuprlsUue'l
iu he ,mmUr l.ils of the Staae, as %
penalty ist ha com mission Of crime,
are forces. into Al association vii Old
and Aarteued CRIMINALS, VIII ch has .
tendency 10 blunt and impair their
mLga! as sIfi aun Us I'"'TTr me
poser Of ..Iprm lnu W rn 'iG
terms o. Imrn-onmcnt expire, WIN
thcic sarr lJsalOrs Qulcnrhtd ara
\ re- g,u-t~d, h. are ready 10 en'Sr
Uron c4'-,F Of cT me and dishonesty
If such criminals could W plac.d IL
some House or tGEe gu side OF III,
G-t.t, p nj. A. D. tItl -. +.
reformation Of lhl u fortunate class, il
would be . blNssiuR TO thein, md you'd
not cost the State much more Chal
maintaining them IN the common J-a
Of either sOun'y. | therefore recon-
meneG that sOu!A provision be made
for tire removal Of such criminal 10
some refornatOly Institution without
the State
Approaching the ben fits to be deriv-
ed from the State Board of Ii aa.lh, the
Governor recon, mends a small apprO-
priaciou to detray the expense Of print
ing and distributing pamphlets cou-
corning Diseases, and the best means
for he suppression thereof
In view OF the delay incident 20 the
common law Eode of determining cox
tested elections, the Governor suggests
the propriety Of establishing d more
speedy method % settling AMI adjull-
eating such cases.
Referring TO the Stale mil ia the
Governor highly compliments 5ha Da,-
aware soldiers on account # their
soldierly bsarin9, and perfect drill on
the occasion OF their visits 10 Yorktown
and the Philadelphia b! Centennial
The Governor recommends the State
militia 10 the favorable COnsidera ION
of the Legislature. He Also recon-
meuds tho rsimbursiug OF AtjDtA' =
General Porter for money paid from hlr
own private funds to make the visit 70
yorktown success
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

We have received orders
to make another sweeping
reduction III prices 5. AS the
goods must be sold we will
continue heir low rates dur
ing the entire week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

N'ANlED \ GIItL As 'iAMBEE-
w iuHIL auu waitress. Apply between
- nEd ] O'Clock at lIph j tinIsuu It. i23t'
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02

SXThNlED-A AN ERRhND BOY nor
w less than il years oi age.
ILlt' X. T.. GEiRi, 81 King 81
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-02
lMMIGFATION ENCOURAGED.

lettering 10 IN lAralOn tn GOV
ernor says Nv ben We consider Do'a-
ware, with reference to It's geo. rHphi~
Cal location, anJ it's commercial advau.
tages ana facilities, in connection with
the Comparut. Sc ia, ubrity ~ it's climate,
the abuodauce Ot game, ii b, ana oy,-
Tors; tie adoption Of it's soil to tue
greWth Of the most important and va.
liable cereals, "Uu nearly ali The large
and small fruits, there - 10 reason Why
all It's waste and nupIOductiye plaC,
should not he mad to blossom rs til.
rose. The re"~0r Nhy Ger aiv sec-
tlOLa are nor eqI ai wit. other more in
poroaLt 10 a.lL.c-,.s hat the population
Is not sahiC'su; 10 ievelOp ii rlr rrsO1'
ces auu ut Z1 al the al 7au.agss
which lay with the grasp Of human
effort. II ord " 10 ENCOURAGE imuIIyr q
ton, and hereby increase our rOprlI-
tior, | IL cUL4MouG the appointment ii
small compensation, whose du.S it
shall he 10 ad0pF 81 pr4c'lcaDIe means
to dItiGse sucn lGtOrulat' on CONCERNING
our natGral a6vaNtafe3 az vii invite
immigration from O.her States aud
countries.
The Governor gives his beArvy appto.
val to tie law providing !1r the APP
polLtment OF al ia,u53ac- CUumio-
sloEer, ard he recon nruds , IL II no
era appropriation towards supply ing
and stocking our watera win i~A.
Toe GOVe.AU- next recommends an
appropriate Tor the witnesses rcr the
defence in The late election Cases In the
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LNJR SALE i GDDD PAYING EARN
4 - about 100 acres, productive aHI cheap.
The apple crop alone ."II 10 pay thr uts
Ehar" has u be ruld owing 'U ~ health
JZI IIEALU CO.
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T O~I ABOUT O'CLOCK Nv
- yr.lnr'ay uttrrnuun. Il tlurk zsM,,
and tan frWHl. pap hUu' months ONd Amy
one returning ID viii receive a reward Oi IL
csnt., AT 90 West SIKH street.
I-Il' W /. LFDMtN
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INpR SAIE.--H ui ~. vi " NINTH
i street, 10 rpoTur JOHN HARE. I2tts
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BEFoRE THE skssl on.
Tho ToWn Crowded with Pr0m1'
Gent Men BugtOnhOiiogt the Par.
tlsufnr Feature.

Gsnt n-BustOnhOiiogt the pas.
tisu.sr F~a,ase.
Special Correspondence OF the REPUBLICAN.
DOVER, DEL, January /, 1883.
Every train, bosh from the northern
and sou hern part Of the State, brought
q large number of Senators and Repre-
Sentatiyes 10 this town, az veil as a
iarge mum her Of otii 90 seekers and their
friends, for the purEose OF being pres
ent before apd r. iho regular caucus
lh's evening. The candidates tor the
various 20 II 0us, in the gift # the Leg
isiat Re, were unusual y large. For
Speaker OF the House every one mad his
paTtlcu at friend and before the caucus
JhsIe Vas TO t. ing Who woald be- the
IEcby msu. George IL. Bates, Esq,
vas mentioned ~ some, bat his friends
desired Inn 10 remain On the floor,
where ne would BIZ II great ad vantDge.
Fer Clerk OF the II use there are
guife number of applicants, among
whom are II. H. NClunre and ii. X.
Prnuto!s0n, Of Wilmington IL is
III ugn. by many that mr. mcIntire
uas ,rs inside track. For Sergeau ali
arms, paRes, etc, t1ese re NO end to
the applicants, qua many Will 20 home
t1-aiglt yowing vengeance against the
party 10 wLiCu they belong.
AT THIS HOTELS.
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