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Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

THE TKDl'BLE AT iYA IT'S.
some OF the Boys Say.

The trouble at Hyatt's Academy,
Chester, Pa, has not yet been bridget
over. Col. Hyatt claims to have re-
rriv"d frlrgrarn- from Il number of the
parents OF the cadets asking 10 take th"
boys back and intiirt whatever penal
ties hr see, fit. \, yet however, none
Of the boy, have returned and it is as
serted tlftt not more than ten of them
will return. 4 number of them have
gone to their homes, while II few yet
remain IN Chester awaiting word from
their parents. Col. Hyatt has drrd"d
to tak" them back ON condition of all
officers hring reduced to ranks without
any possibility ot ever getting back
their position again. The privat"s,
Corporal, amt S"rG"au'S to hlN" ~
taken from rhrir rirrular department,
and the liru'rNan', -. They are also
not t. 20 ~ any more entertainments
while at the Academy, and to h. con
dilun"d for the remainder of III" year.
They are also TO mount guard duty for
two weeks. Tn" time tiNrd for them to
com" back is, for tI" privtt"S and Cor
poralS, tu-dayat noon, III" S"rg"antS next
Tuesday at noon, and III" higher officers
al noon Tursday, February t. Private
W. :. Thompson, Of 81. Louis, will not
h" received back on any condition, As at
rhr time the boys were leaving IT., was
acting corporal Of the guard, and his of
fence will not he uv"riu">"d, ~ il was
in open defiance of orders.
several of The cadets We're in this city
yr>t,rlaE, and complain bitterly Of the
,,uk | i,Itt Iurnr, fI,,,u ont hat niUlI1
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

William Hin and John Morgan
Green wrr" committed for the action OF
lny, on th" charge of passing counter
felt trade dollars.
James nrvor", William Sh,ahrn,
". VI. Collins. rrint Harvey and
Wesley Cunningham have been arrest
cd in Par<rr>hlIrg, West Virginia, for
passing counterfeit coin.
\. NJ. Firld>, II prominent citizen of
Newport, Vermont, was arrested ON
TU"sday evening by II treasury agent
for passing counterfeit money, chiefly
silver half dollars. Mr. Fields says
tn" money was received from Canada in
payment ot rent, and that he passed it
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
GRAVE ROBBERS IN COURT.
students Armed with Human
Bones Fighting Police BaiOns.

! a special despatch from Montreal,
| Ont, says: In relation 10 the recent
whocSaI" robbery Of graves there ""-
Cured here to-day scene which would
disgrac" Dahomey. Complaints that
students have been rphhing graves in
the surrounding country liay" been nu-
lnrrous of late, and the ontrages
haN" hccrm" 50 impudrnt and
lagos and hamlctS near by, people
bury their dead within 1hc shadow of
their own dwellings, until dccompoSi-
tion renders them useless for surgical
purposes Five bodies had been stolen
from Naudveuil Cemetery and others
IN this vicinity, which the police found,
ana arrested one of the thieves, who
was 10 have been tried this afternoon.
Whether mrditating n rescue or not
does not appear, hut at . 2o'cIock over
one hundred medical students left Me
Aiill College gate, Many Of them were
armed with human arm and thigh
homes, which had been stolen, aud
which they carried thus openly. They
marched along singing rollrg" songs
aud mish"hariug in different ways, I'M
Ill they reached the police court, which
they entered with a rush In IA icW mo-
m"ntS they commenced a series of in
Suijiug remark, To the court, who or
dcrcd The High Cou,tabi" 10 clear the
room. II" tried To do 81, but the stu
dents turned upon him aud 50 butiet"d
and guNcd him that he drew hi- rryul-
yer. At this muiucul a pussc Of police
who had been sent for came to his res
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

o1k II"ppin, of tn" Albany New
BAr2ns was in this city yesterday.
An Il. Bp'and"r, an agent ot III"
7ma Canal Company, was in tins
strrday On business.
Pin William CLoppiu, Of London,
lgnd, is ON u visit to friends in This
Stn M'gargr", of M"gargr" Bros,
H. dcalrrs Of Philadelphia, wa, IN
Ntty yesterday,
- Coyl",a wrlI-ku"wn Journalist,
lQrm"rly proprietor Of the Wash
Telegram and III" Elmira
Bullrtin, called at the RErrnll-
Zee yesterday. Mr., '"ylr is no"
34nagrr of advertising OF the Gala
3tAnd Gilmorr's Devils Auction
nMny.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

Mrssrs. johnson Il Hyde, the con-
tractors of the new AlmSho,is" build
ingS at llaro'S Corner, have issued n
card containing II number "l rules GOV
rrniug Employees at III" InSan" Asylum
and AImohuuSc. Among them are
rules iorbiddug smoking, except III Ii"
eating room. Precautions against fire,
and requiring all fires TO b. kept at II
distance from III" buildings requiring
men to hr careful in tn" uScui material ;
recurring thr men to make ten hours
work per day and estimating pay by the
hour.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

The weather.

War Department, Otlir" of The thi"t
Signal Officer, Washington, JanlIary
-. / \, NJ.
TN MEATHER hErORT FOR To-Day.
For the Middle Atlantic Stalrs
in the uorth portion local SHOWS, in the
southern PORTION fair weather, warm
southwest vcrring to colder northwest
winds, higher pressure.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

sun rises 40. sun rct' ''l''
Davis. the ie"eicr' . H. Zbd street
Good steel knives and forks Ton ~ cts Il sci
Il. 5. Humphrey y Bro. one-price matters
IA, I,,rmon,s ottice lsJ. camac A.. Phila
80 i''' ',''' ...,,. ,.a :,
foi cnt mowers ana iuhet"' oos1S"S' ~
''' '"'' nv -.
'inn boot fr"iren .! J. h'"e'"''' "' ~
! west SECOND street.
Fine Is X. Plain Gold Rings AT 4. Z
HDnl's. 10 East Fourth st.
The energy with which Capt How@atc il
I being pursued is starting
! I,,Iiu. , race tr,rI; d,an with waiter /,
calculated to make it heavy.
/ Nom. h,t uuriyht ui,pn, ara. taken into
c,n,,,h,.. nm rnnrrrt ornn.i,,n.
vs., ,-,,,,,.., ,'.'.... ....,.,- .,..,
" hen "'"an Ira, ,c''tH ~, '''o',. , ,""'''N th''
NV" Wv. ',' ','
II NJ. Muiit, IN IN M s1''h VI '''do''
ana cigars iof 1879 '1' W trout 81.
/ The proprictorS Of lee houses make many a
cool thousand in the course Ui year.
/ The cotton exrhaugr -Swappng bustcs.-
FIX Don't YOU mean newspaper exchange.
/ 1I,s.ocIu.n,Is miner commcn,i. Cover.
. ,,nr Hntf,r G,, snnviur 80 many thlilm. thut
nr,. nnt :,
/ ,r,r, .lp,. rnr fear beinu Iockei-rn for
,,,ttju" ipu ,ru Hrthiu,,s hi. tr;rDd, will
yniI hInu.u
..,. .
Wl'u' cIrIHji't'.,,-h r','h N'n' ~ =,
/ tr, IT,, md i,,I,r
na,y .t,r,. IL r,lloI Nv I,,s.inn Rnrl,.
| rI Suu,n me h.. hnen ,rrttino mad and
: tEr,,ein"r small stnn.s
t'I'"lh@ hii"lI S''"e''
:, tho r,nfr.,I t,nIinyn 81 t',,,nttn St n,,n 70
hnIi, ,,nnr .t',,,.pts nInn,, "
- i''''
Iar,ph (cIttthiNh9J Anu "hal l. your
unt! toward your heiSrn0F' HiafP boy :
"'.P E'"' - VII '"''
Mf t.vhrts ~lll he lhe orator AT lhe coming
| '"tnlie'h anniversary oe'Gnfa'ioh u. thI , IL
non League" lup III New ! ork
Great reduction In black cashmere. ,lress
goods blankets quilts 1hawls ana under
"'"' ''' " ''','' y ''' .i"' "'' ''''''
How can eApahh my cheHt asked a
]'IhSy reno" "i ath!Niriah' By carrylnga
InFser hchrl III IT. was the reply.
Governor PattiSon WAKES classical He
speaks of Mr David II. Lane AS Non mi
Rcrnr,lrr" v hen he is fDI-urltiup the rity
offices.
They E,uuI "A crnzy man in tine stute hnuse
ynlIrry rhr other ,iny and lin. attendant rr
.DrrifIliIy said. T0i'\r mad. !, mistake
sir YuIir ulucr j. down .l;lirs
r,......
- l'''1o newspaper mn M mas peeh caueht
/ "'3'n7 'a'lI"aI P"eS'H. lh,H - an unusual
! ''S'' 'lo"@h h1horalI!, 'hir"S" he"slh-
uIlyrl n,nr,. thnnnny nthrrnI tn" haitian,
capital. Minister Schenk was sent abroad
"c'"usc ne beat every body at nome.
for beauty Of mouldins', | want the public
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Passages EcJuccd from Ireland.

Grra, reduction. for Il few days only,
III SIrcraE" Passages from England, lr"-
land and SrotIaud For prepaid ticket,
apply to 5. +. Bette, agent, Adams En-
press office, 80 Market street, Whining
tom.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Cows at Public Sale.

l.. ". Stidlam and Son, aucti"nnrrS,
sold at public auction yesterday, twelve
cows, belonging to Frank II. avs, OF
Christiana Hundred The prices brought
were very poor, rangingtrol $50 to 500
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Through Ercis1,t Office.

The nrW freight office of tn" Empire,
An"h"r and l'uion through freight lines
OF III" PENNSYLVANIA Railroad Company
was opened yesterday by the manager.
Wilmer Palmer, 1T 1O3 Market street.
\ special telegraph wire to the main
office in Philadelphia will bc put in, in
4 few days.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

for Coughs and Colds: ~ cannot very
we'll do without them. There IS nothing
to u" compared with them Rev. ..
y. Watkins, Walton, Ind. Pric" %
cents a hUM
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
4. W,Iir GuiIsian. VI. d..

EA-lcyS :. G., say After using three
huttlpr Of :. :. $ in ease Of Blood
Discasc given up to die, am satisfied
will recover Price Sl0o aud sl,5 per
bottle Of all druggists.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

~ pro prirtor of the Grand Union
j. y. Shaw, Esq, New York
Bays: | am happy to say tllhl
lg44l of the employees Of this Hotcl
yy9 been entirely cured, by ST. Jacobs
lsly0cl lunlago, rheumatism, etc.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
NJ usIins = cents. Crashes cents.
OUijtS 10 cents.

only slightly smoked from th" fire AT
Hood, Bonbright & cos, now offered at
Wainwright's, 3l2 Market street. A
little more than half their value.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
STATE l.EGISLATURE.
An Old Railroad Revived One Of
Senator COoper's Bills Killed in
the House -RcstL ution on Adj
tOUrunlcnu.
Special Correspondence Of tho REPUBLICAN.
DOVER, Del, Jan, ~, 1888,

ance transacted to-day, by which Il dis
"ussiun could "nslIr, consequent 5
! everything moved along lMrmoniou>ly
The resolution of Mr. Belts, which wa
read in the Senate This afternoon an,
published elsewhere, provides for al
early Adjournment Ui the Legislature
tn" nth day Of March being the day
named. The resolution ALSO limits the
time for the reception ut any new busi.
ness Ia February 18th. The latter part
Will IN all probability be adopted, but
the day fixed for adjournment will nC
doubt b" amended by making the
session longer Ih" resolution as offer
eel will, III all probability, pass the
senate, but when II rcachc, the House
tE"r" will h" many opposed Ia il. Mr.
Belts reason l"r Offering ii was on a"-
count oi III" lack OF business AT present
on hand, and also thought it would
hay" Il tendency 10 STIR lhr people up.
In talking about the matter Oi adjourn
m"nl, III" members OF the House are Of
IA" uplnlon liial lh"N ,oillh not began Ia
ilui-h All III" business ny IN" Inn"
stipulated ANA they VIII no doubt
hluth'l III" resolution III som" way. III
Will be- brought mp to-morr"" ior con-
aIdrra'l"li.
lhr nrhLt" hiIi, framed bE Mr coop
or, winch does away with III" whipping
OF prisoners convicted oi murder III IN"
second degree, and VII" are sentenced
t" imprisonment Tor IIi", was defeated
IN Tia" ii"uo" TINS morning by vote ct
10 T." x. TIA" bill WAS read 10y the clerk
and Speaker Bates put the question
" l"'il" or NOT III" hlll shplllu pass ~"
House. Th" speaker Was unable to d"-
'id" the result, ana ia" ayes ana nays
were called with the above result, The
most startling Iratur" OF this vote was
that not mrmh"r spoke either tor "r
against the bll, and evidently, from
what could be learned ait"rWard, many
Of them did not fully understand the
nature OF IN" document, and SUPPOSED
that il WAS Il preliminary step Tor the
tina, aboil-hing of the whipping post.
II they had iuIIS understood il, tn re-
,ull OF he vote would have been differ
tmt. a, one ui thrtou who voted in the
urg.tiilr, said afterwards, that had nr
g. i.,..l a.. ,,.,,, - la, ,,.,,lI
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

4dOlph Peters preferred a charg" OF
I1yto anilnalSagainst John Adams.
se came mp before .IuSiic" Nandr-
hst evening, and Adams was
10 and costs. In default Of pay
Ii Ne was committed.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
PRICE ONE CENT.
NEWS SUMMARY.
FsBE TARIFFfS GJAEKE~S-THE
MONTREAlE EARNta EAlNE
AND THE TARIFF.


III llle 'l'S 'i""En' c'""n' u ElSl'"rs'
} III me Inor'liR 'h' ''Ir!'h2 lhatch was
ieSuilleu ana SOME s"'"' p,'S ""S iii'.'e'
III 'ie a'n''l,""'' ~ .r'S"i ii'' llis
pr"cl"iii''u nan mo'''"S' o"9i''Ss
was H"Hl"'!''''' Nv "'''i ''oon ,;',
aii''Seiil',''a iil''uu'rI q .'i"n'' ntriSh hS
"li'r anu aiio" 1nii" n.'P'' I ,n'It
~ .n' evening" ,il'rr was d 'p'In- '1',,'l
Ne lee poI,ce was ;n,uurot.l and
,L.r,. ,,,,v - uf,rry Lr.s. cIrni,-,I :,
N'WS h"S "ti' i''ti'ta III A"H'i i'lia
oi 'he loss ol ,ir"r,lilt''f>t 1ci',"iiet a'
ne 'li"'''h VI fiS ilE'F' -'eW "''lil'a'
ana ,he ii'ur''fr Vi 'il' crew. ~ III NUN
per; Wy '"r S''"S' l''''''S hi''l .''ins
h'ii'h 'il''i "'d"o "''' WI VIZ h'''' '.'-
| lrlp'''u aihohe me NI!Ia3 'aptali
ir'Ii''''a'ilpr' Vi NV s''n'"n't ieal.,
n,"'''. H'"''ii' ''' i'tn'' 'i'' 'liiis W
ti,un. sttanL.d NV ,h4 n,-;,,n. and in
retaliation Lnrrei their viliao., and de.
strnvrd their canoes
,
IA me 0'''a'e oi NIii''' Se'I'i'iaS' "
resolution WAS l"Sseu 10 fE7fo9SlhTi''
! u''"rf d Suspension VI 'lle r1t''' ueciai
.i'I ,'lI. "'t !, u W.
'l' ia''"''a' 'ailh "in.n 'll"!l ieuuc1
ne pre'',i, au'iTs o,' I.tlhp'I i'niol.:u
iIilo ,!lr ''i'e" ','a,eH iioiil lhe ,'iiil-
i"!' " ,''l'":'. anu a., 'i'. ''''J .,iio ie
iron smear r;ca and n,b.r n.cpss,ries
of Iif,. il an imno,ite un;ust and de-
.tr,ct;vn di.criminot,on AGAINST the
lo,Jin,r ;ndn,tr;oo Of ti;s STATE !,
CO..
Ar'"'ui"S !" 'ic " aShi''G'"'l I,'l'
,he rreSiuenI recun,lS 'ol,, '>eW l.ls-
i"ha senator lla' WINE ne was
ANXIOUS ai,S 10 haEe inns rs, 'nhsreS' pass q
olli 10 reVlSe tie laFli'' he was ieaiiui
VII '',''h. VI lr 'i''h''' VI Wv IN
anu ,lie u, '',,i.'.' i'l 'iG ~,
,ymuIJ caIl an eytra session If Congress
if th. lii did fail tha president said.
,sThot is On a,n.rn.nny will NOT cnn.
s;Jar mil II arises
~, -. W, L., ,,
me "I"'liei o"I "o,1 h"u siedy
iii'"''id'eu S'S,eiu'S , il'oii'I"I, ''io I, v.n
p'I''uie "' .iii,'sp oIi!'I
apo't Hero-ou aesi'rn r, hiS'l'i iI,,l Ii"h oi
tb. ra;iroaIu IN IL. Vast and North-
unst h,vn h.en renewed and trains ore
aaa;, ,nnrin,, naarlv IN ,;m. Another
fTnt af snnw foil NJ W,,rrtown in
Nnr,hnrn Nav ynrk durinr Tuesday
night making five feet on a lryel in that
f,Tnrad rIacn
" w., ,',, i'''.
,ua-lini , ,nnn ~" 'tS attarnn+aI , ~ Ir",k onan
+h' ia;I -, cbaumaato,, 1Ilinnic tnr
tho ',r ,,,,,,,a.. ~, az ivncling , cnInrnd mnr.
Inrnr M lr", ,i'unl Hoimn. Rr;ur renuIsed
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

Blind, itching and bleeding piles
cured without knife or caustc by Dr.
Wclch, 5O3 West street, who will guar
ant"e cure i'll every case.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
CITY COUNCIL.
ANOTHER SPECIAL SESSION
THE NEW CITY CHARTER MR..
QUINN AND DTlIEGAZETTE.

- 80
The fourth special meeting Of City
Council for considering the revised city
charter was held last evening, with
President Conrad presiding.
Mr. Quinn had "A large unabridged
WrbStrrs dictionary lying open ON his
desk, which, on account Of the incidents
Of the previous evening, attracted con
siderable attention.
As soon as the clerk had completed
the calling of the roll Mr. Bailey moved
to reconsider the vote whereby section
- was passed AT the last meeting
This section in the revised charter
provides that "the City Auditor hall
I've elected at the last meeting in j unr,
1894, and on III" same day in every
third year thereafter The old charter
provides that til" election shall be- held
in May, consequently this new proVi-
sion would Icugthrn The term ottllr pres
cnt incumbent about two months.
Th" motion to reconsider WAS put,
and upon "A vote being taken, was de
clIrrd carried
MI Bailey then moved 10 amend, hy
striking out the last stated meeting in
June - and inserting the first stated
meeting in May"
Nr l'aynt"r could not see what the
object was in amending the section, and
would like to hear from the rryiSrrs
what their purpose was in changing the
tim" Of election
Mr. Turner WAS not prrsrnr. and NJ.
Patterson said that In" section nuI been
inserted in his form ot tl,a ,u'Ir,rY,inu
of Mr. Tururr and he Aad ,I,.,,j,I Ia
his Ni,hr. "A. h" had NOT considered if a
matr.1. If ,,ry great moment 3nbnuoN
viewed from other standpoint, i, rpjaIt
lr.
WhiIcrh. matter WAS b,irrdi,ru,.,d
Nr Turner came in. and Sid that lr
assumed fine entire rrSnuu.iliIi,,. rf +hrI
ur,nn,rd ch,no,
His nhi.rt in MAKING th. rho,,,ro AVA.
tn h,y. he Time for thr rlr,.tf,u If civ
oni,rrs u,,ifurn Mr. T,ru.5. .,,,l1-
nn,inn diL rnt s..m tn bnv, nrrh rti.rt
an ,hn r.n'IJi,,n .iJ, nf thr L,n-,
fr,,n t,n t,rt,I,, L,. IA. sauna rnI. hn
,,.,v ,nL.,,.,r;n" ,n 1.no+,,ar III. ,n'r
t,r,,' ,,hn,t t,,n 1,n,,th. H. nnn,, ,n,.
,,,,,n.,.I =, l,r,,,hon;,,,, ,I. ti,,,, ,,f ar,.
.tir.r and ,1,nu,,L, IN. n.r,,crnty
t,nI ,,,',',h ~ I,,t ,i',,.
'',,,,, mite.
,,'., ,',,',,.,I i a,,l ,,''m,I
.,,,,i,, ~
". ,'j,., ,,,,r,h, o,..r,. am. ,.,.,,.
'',,''''''' y'',
'"" -, i, nr i'' 'I',o Luz hmI ,'' 'an'' M
- ~ Wv
~ ~" ~. '''' '' -, -
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
OUR LAW MAKERS.
10 THE UNIFORM
DALlAbT AW-MORE About
THE EIMMit!RATION BILL.



sENATE-MORNiNG SESSION.
Npnate convened ~ 10 = m
s The follo,yinC hill, were read a srcou,
time and prnprrly referred,
Act 10 incpruoratr the River From
Jmproyemeut Go oct tu amend ,l
charter OF the ,JarLsuu Lime and Mar
HE 90. Act to further secure the free
dam ~ electinus, act To iurorporatr tit
~. Mary,s Total Abstinence Beneficial
1slnneer Corus of Wilmington act I,
amend chan ~ Revised Statutes, r..
lafinu n tish oys s,,rs and game; Hous
mll allowiug the Newark schools 10 h
MD and nc,, ones erected act TO ircor
p,orate the Drlmaryia Fertilizer Co., o
y d,laytnn
M. Cayrulrr introdurcd and Ia,
eva1,x1 An or, f., nrovidr a uniform ballo
\ lbr election PURPOSES.
Il The aloyr bin, as introduced hv Mr.
Caver,fler, changes. somewhat, the pres
- uniform Iullut law. and known "A,
49, n Regulation ballot " Tn. bin /,
ny SNIfSyfaily thr same, but instead of max
4r.w ~ RyR ~, Err,.tntorn il will ALLOW
Opie t,uartcr of an inch margin rarl
vInv.lt also provides against th,
thfv4stlap out F "A ticket for any defect
III the paprr caused hy the Inanutac.
turprn. NJ. Conch. Of tn" House, har
also preparrd similar hill, which fur,
fIlAr t,vnyd,, that no ballot shall be- re-.
ieCted Mi,huut the unanimous consent
az III the Judges, aud ifa ballot il re-
ioGeeil II must br preserved, aud when Il
cOnteSf Or objection j. mad" over said
re1edtSd ballot. the same 10 he used in
evidcnce in th" courts What dispo,i,
kn0vvn. bu, il il likely that one Of them
R31f he ~ NithhraWu
The fblow ing House bills were read
HRaf efmc: Acr 10 INCORPORATE the Madi
nv Y rtteet Club Stables: the Delaware
3kinycrS Protective Association ui
If6dngtou
1Iinf. bill inrorpnratiur the Erhu-
earh Hotel Co., wa, read third
nj passed The hill encouraging
1a,ion was taken lp for consider
~ hi on motion nt Mr.. cayrndrr
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

TIL" musical event Of the season will
be- III" advent ui the i;ustoi Ideal Opera
Company at III" Grand Opera House ON
Thursday and Friday Of next week,
when the Chimes Of Normandy and the
Fatlni1Za will be- given with an unriv-
allied east. This organization, which is
acknowledged 10 b" The strongest
English Opera Company ON the stag" in
III" country, Numbering - people, with
a complete orchestra and 4 carefully
selected chorus, Is now playing Il two
weeks engagement al Forts Theatre,
Washington, y. C., and has been in
uurrd to come her" on III" prnniS" Of Il
large certainty. Thr principal singers
in this company are Mari" Si"ur, Mary
Errhr, Geraldine Ymar, Matilda Phil.
lips, Li2zic Burton, Tom Karl Irrn-
don Murr"Ilr, MNrm W. Whitney, II,
G. Harnahrr v II. Macdonald and
George Fr"'hinghnnI Myron W. Whit
ncy i, thr greatest ha,Nu in h" world,
and Tom Karl is recognized Is III" best
American tenor. Both th">" artists
will appear IN each opera.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
:lsOIlgIl on Ra'S,"

Clears out rats, rice, rolchcS, flies,
ants, hrd-hugs, skunka, Hhipnunlis,
gOph"rs. 10 cents. Dru. riSts.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Painting and Grniuing.

W. simmons, practical house and
sign painter, graning and glazing.
Residence GIL W. Fourth street Shop
n f. cor. 2ud and West streets, Viii
minutuu. Del
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Flour.

Their" is u growing demand for our
"My Pet Flour" 1t is -four That is
hard TO beat for the money. Buy Il
barrel h"t"r" it raises in price. a. X.
Tatuall, 713 W. Front street.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

y 3V(o Hecker -four from W. j. Morrow
LII XzenCh street
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
The Nay the SlnalI.pOx

came to Wilmington is a mystery TO
many people. II can b" kept away by
smoking Stnsbury MurraN's m"di-
Gated ) cent cigars, No. 9 French street,
opposite he new depot.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25

If you want to get the best and tr">h-
est oysters III til" market goto AinsroW' ;,
III ShipirN street. -, 80 and 40 cents
per quart also wholesale
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25


wcakncs. early decay, loss Of manhood. e
| will send a recipe that will cure You. FIR.
or CHARGE This great remedy wa@ ,
covered by missionary IN south Amer
send a scli-addrcsscd envelope to the RI
JOSEPH I. lNMAN, Station ID, New y,
city urtll-iSdAS
You Will Find
the finest assortment OF home ma
creams and caromrlS in III" city at I
old fashion muiasses candy man
Away, fresh and strictly pure. and I
only plar" in the city, at II Mari
street, second door below Second sire
Flour aud Feed.
All I'll" best brand, ui winter a
spring wheat flour, huckwl"at hoj
whit" and yellow corn meal, and
kinds OF mill feed, hay and straw at t
lowest cash prices. W. j. kilnb
Front and Madison streets.
Painting and Grnining.
W. Simmons, prartical house a
sign painter, gralning and glaZil
Residence GIL W. Fourth street Sh
\. T.. cor 2ud and West streets, W
Del.
The Way the Smallpox
anne to Wilmington is a mystery
many pcoplr. It can be kent away
StmSbury MurraN's met
'atrd cent cigars, No. " French stree
opposite tn" new depot.
Flour.
Ih"r" Is growing demand for %
Wy ''t r''"t' - Il h""i NAV
'''" I" peat '"r III" money h''N
VI '.I'' '"l'r' ~ !! ,alN'9 III l''''e' a.
"''''I'' 90 W ROM street,
oysters. Oy sfcrS- oy Sfcrs.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Vaccine I'Rints

L. L. Hartman, druggist, Fifth and
Poplar Streets has just received Il sup
ply Of fresh varrin" points and quilts,
which are reliable"
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
Bird Mamma.

Sur" cure for all the diseases of III,
canary bird. Sold by TayIor Il Fuller
ton .U2 King street.
Daily Republican., 1883-01-25
WclclI. Sharp & Co.,

%ll King street, is III" plac" to buy
white potat"eS, sweet potatoes, apples,
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