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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
Mtnjne ~ Appreciat q d.

A delegation OF iadleB waited on
Mrs. John T. Wier, No. 1909 Market
Street, last Saturday evening, and in
order to show their appreciation OF her
mauy acts of charity offered TO pay all
the cots Of the prosecution aga'nst
her Tor buying poultry to present IN
Christmas presents to various friends
and customers.
She, however, declined their kind
offer with mauy II anks, and informed
them that there wa, u poor old coored
man, who, in her hurry, she had over
looked, and if they wOu!a give TO him
one half the SUN collected 10 pay the
fine aud costs above mentioned, 1t
would do her more good than II they
applied tho same 10 intended, The do
nations Of Mrs. WinI have been larger
this year than usual, as she intends to
retire from business, and in order To
show her esteem for her employees aud
many Of her lady customers she pre-
presented thom with . dress, q turkey,
u chicken, or some other article. Her
retircmeL from business viii be re.
grated by many persons
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
A False Alarm,

A telephone message was received a
police station about 10 o'clock las
Saturday night, requesting that assist-
ance should be immediately sent 10 {
house at the Forty Arres, an II mar
was mnrdering his wife. Sergean
SDva with Officer Bowers aud Mcken
drick FASTENED to the place, but found
the house locked and every thing quiet
The Sergeant knocked at the dool
several tines, when finally woman
made her appearance, and in answer u
the officers questions denied that there
had been any disturbance In the no use
Tic neighbors informed the ofiicarA
that the husband, who was In the house,
had been beating his wife, and she
screamed murder IumSe Of times
AS the woman refused to make any
charge, aud the officers had not y war.
rant, they were compelled to return
witlout making any arrests.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
FIFTH EDITION
Dots.

The ball of the BAyard Legion t.
place January 26th.
Several OF tho Sunday Schools q
their children New Years cards yest
day.
The Asbury M. l. Society held a
Christmas entertainment on Saturday
evening last In the Church.
The feast of the circumcision was
celebrated in the Trinity chapel ihi.
morning at 1890 o'clock.
The steamer Wyanoks, of the Old Do,
miuiop line, is at the Harlan Il H0lI
!ingsvorth yards awaiting repairs
The Bar Association has postp,ne1
their meeting until next Thursday, OF
account of Tho sessiou of the v. 8
Court.
II 800 mas been paid TO Mr.. 9e,rgel
OF Darby, 10 compensate him foI ih(
! loss Of hi4 little son, who Was killed oil
October 24}h last.
A brakeman on the =. w. e. B. Rail-
road fell between two cars on the old
Washingtan Avenue road on Satusdad
last anu Waa Killed.
William Ebeling has been held I'd anl
swer At the court In Reading for stopl
ping one Of the Wilmington and North
srn trains, by means Of repairsuan
signal board.
Tns schooner Sarah =. Har,Iingl
which WAS recently repaired At Jnc
son ~ Sharp's, had TO b. put in
Re dy Island yesterday, on account "a
q leak.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

The almost fatal disease among
hor se2 known as pleurO puen
monia, which has been prevalent .r
this city for some time, appears to ID.
almost an epidemic throughout thu
country, and there are numberof ca
ses now in this city. John +, Springer,
grocer at Sixth and Popla dr. streets, Loaf
q valuable horse few days ago iron
the disease, He1ry Sharpless. OF Fair
vile, Pa. tcst beyond the State line
lest tCGr valnahe animals last <eek
from the same uiaease. The loss to Mr.
Sharpless was a serious one, az the dis
ease took away all the horses he had
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
DUKES OUrOE JAIL.
The Murdered Mans Grief ever
sne Charges against ms DsuSh'
ter-Dukes held ander el2,Os0
bntl


USloSTo"N, zee. "' Ioon .u'o
eat In tho Duh'f - wv LACEY 49,.
died to-day oy 'ht he"'i",i' 'o,o'o u"h'
wilson, on W. VI 49, 49,
feopie gatnere" aoVu' ''io w. ,,o.a,.
anu III troht OF zoe L'H''ioS n'vo'"oy
office 10 catch The hr-' glimpse VI nc
prisoner rs ne snou'u pass y" tuo P!aoo
OF hearing Men s.ooi upou 'oo a'u'
walks and ladi+s ot'upAeu pL"0eS 's "n'
sacond'story "i""0"s w ,u7 i1'ooo'
DUKES appear" Is 'no' NC "'u W.
Ioyed goou lISAI res, "'u
WIN q QUICK, ''s. 10 'tel' an, ''''" ,
dlgDihed ueih"@LJ'' At '"o ~
Attorney once "eto "oSeln 'io"
motr OF lrl'h"a /" ""i w" P'''0''
anu BIS VlcliA' 70,
Asbury StoN"'r' Srp'@'Aef oi ME- II
Dukes, sat IL QUE corner, whlIe I'D
auother sat > stephen H. Nu't, usosue'
OF captain n" MT oDouo'o -
hearty o!h f''g rh"u W ~ p"'"
Stoubie ana -'I.J pa" C.",e az o'''"
70 the witnes' l'uNth hl!h7eh ""'
a close Ilstener .' every ""EH "''Pp""'
and now ana 'arn s0S2"atsu 4u'7I'oh
to his oouhse. Toe witnesses tS ''h,
ined were the t"nl'emon VINO tos1'h'o
before the cotoLef 'HqAe',' Le 'rs
timony WAS iu.'er tlan tuat UFo"sn
out at the inquest aud tHere were al
missions made by tle witnesses "'O'e
favorable 10 Dukes.
r. Z. breckenridge lo1u 'V"Cnt"t
story OF hls io'cTvie" WIN Gay
Mutt at the Peoples balk Ut
burst into tears, rxc!alm!hE Ny tour
| have more tTou1.e thah any o'heF
man, and afttI swayihR % Ah" f'
Ike man whose hcafL vas of0ahlA 4
told kreckenriuge Of me ,A'fR" H""t
against his daughter, Inc nephew en-
deavored to conso,7 hIih. men y Il'
placed himself aE@!ns" hhe wa '' 40
clared his wife Wa olrsht'7'". VIZ.
his constant absence and again p"'H'
into tears. dc askel II me CoafH9'
against his daughter Gp"'d oo Nut,
! ihuI. ht Of The e.t@rs DuErs hsd VIZ
ten him, bracod himself !ika L.'"u de'
torHlueI 10 conquer MS greer ana 7h'"
be must see Dukes, and the TWO hel
started to the Jennings Rouse "Ltrt
Dukes boarded, brecsenfIuRs haid h'
dld not have hold Of NNtd a'Ief buho'
and the Captain A%l cees separated
he SAID be nFst hedEl cry o. Mui
der ) Murder 1omlnS II IN me
| room, snd then The cry a 'Nl"fK
CLARK ~ he recognized y nLt voice
| IN the Ias, two 'Il9s, but COMM loI'
who made tAe nrsl cry
Feather Salu ne was Two i"@L His'"h'
from Dukes when the latter hren lhe
fatal shot aud he Ga have hoIu o.
Dukes. The sIc' was hteo
quarter OF mlnut, AFTER the men ha'
been separated. Both BfrcktnrIdee
and Feather admitted thSs. Both mel
also testified that NUT mad thrown ny
h $ hands after the shot, .anu bfecReh
ridge said Mutt convulsively grasped
the self cooking Colts revolver IN MT
overcost pocket alter he had been shot
Lewis Williams, the colored porter
swoce that Mutt had cane IN his hand
when Dukes shot him, but neither
Breckenridge nor Feather saw The
cane.
The argument OF counsel was very
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
NEW ADVERTIsEMENTN

A n ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN OR
~ DINANCE ENTITLED IAN DkDi.
NANCE PROVIDING FOR GENERAL
VACCINATIONS
he II ordained By the city Council Of WI
mington:
Section l. That section ot an ordinance
entitled, AN Ordinance Providing for Cen
cral pfatnitous vaccination, pnsscd at The
'ity iiJli. fehrnary9 ., 1870, hr stricken out and
the Observation-Disclosures In lieu thereof.
Section |. For yuccine PURPOSES the city
shall be- divided into four parts. N f"lioWt, IL
wit The First District shall be all that por.
ton of tn" city south Of SIKH street, extend
ed Elstcrly TO the city line, and Fact OF Mar
kct street extended southcrly Ia the city line
The Second District shall be All that part ui
the city South Of Sixth street extended west
crly ~ the city line, and Nert Of Market
stree, extended southcrly To the city line.
The Third District shall be MI thnt part OF tho
city North Of Sixth street extended Etstcrly
to the city line aud Easi Of Market street ca
tended Northcriy to hoctty line. The Fourth
District shall be all that portion If the city
North otS!Nth strectcStcndcd Westerly 10 tn"
city line. aud WoFt Of Market street 'ktcnied
NorherIy to the city line.
Section 2 That section two Of the same "
dinAnce be, and the same II hereby amended
by striking out Ia the second line 81 sali Sec
ton the word "twu,' and Inserting In lieu
thereof III" word -four sud by striking out
the word "two' In the hith line Of Fatd sec
ton md inserting IN lieu thereof the word
"Une.h
Section s. That all ordinances aud parts Of
ordinances inconsistent herewith ara hereby
repealed
Passed at city Han, December 2Sth, lSs2
HENRY &. CONRAD,
President uitity Counsel
Attest X. &. IRAlM,
lni-A tIcrk OF city tuunr,l,
Hollis the uid Fashion Mulusscs Candy
Man. Wishes 10 inform the public that Ice has
no branch store, and the only place y"n can
get the old fashion molasscs candy and thi-
cagu cnramols II at III Market. rrcunh door
below Second street, in the city
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

0AyOs's COuPo.

Last Saturday evenings colored man
named Ed ward Richardson. wAs nneC
nfy cents and sosts. for using threat
ming and abusive language to another
colorsd man, named Harrison Bantum
When the last witness had Concluded
his testimony and before he left the
stand, the Mayor said, "hfty cents and
costs, Of course meaning IL for the
prisoner. Tbs witness, however,
thought 1t was intended tor him, and
putting his hand in his pocket, pro-
duced half u dollar, which he laid
down on the Mayors desk, to the great
amusement VI all present.
Yesterday morning william O'Don'
nell, kenuard Dudley and Isabella
Sharp, we're each fined 81 and costs ioI
beng drunk and disorderly.
Charles Rider, the colored man who
was detected Ia the act OF stealing a
number OF articles from Mrs. VAIN
wright, was committed In default OF
500 bail tor Court.
Two plain DRINKS were fined fifty
csnts and costs each, and Andrew
Doughsrty was fined 81 and costs fol-
Drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

Last evering AZ Edward f. Whelai
A uIacksmith In the employ OF the Tar
ian Il HoIl'ngsworth Co., was pass
ing along King street. between Thlrt
aud Fourth, he was attacked by f0u
strange men, VITO without any provo
cation, beat him with blackjAcks IN
shameful manner. He managed L
escape from them and ran TO Fifth ant
Market streets. when he fell to tn
ground. He WAS picked up and tax.
To the hall, where his injuries ",
attended TO by DIR. Grilnshaw. Thtf
was wound on HIS head an inch Al,
a half In length, which bled freely. b.
remained az the hall all night. and Wi
taken 10 his residence No. GEL East
Fifth street this morning.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

John Hannigan, She workman Slred
a. the Lobdell Car Wheel Was on
Thursday afternoon by being tuck
with a bar OF iron ia the has OF
Jacob Delz, is improving slowl Nder
the treatment or DR.. Hazlett. .Dni-
gan says there was no cause wfevsr
for the rough treatment he reved.
He was coming up The yard, anaeet-
ing De'z the latter caught him the
whiskers, and Hannigan disenging
himself passed on, not thinkiGtlat
Delz was angern and not OK pecIk he
Drutal blow that Knocked him I've
earth.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

W. A. Hooper, ex-CongressTan II
UCah, died on Saturday, at Salt Is
City, aged 70 years. He was born
Cambridge, Maryland, and ta5h
Utah in 1880. He was thrus liz
elected delegate in Congress iret tt
Territory.
William =. Thomasson, who wa CO
gresham from the Louisville II ,tri
Of Kentucky, from 1913 to lS47, ! ID
saturday at the age of 81. he as
Union Colonel Of volunteers durjls t
rebellion.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

Yesterday morning while Mrs. Rice,
coioreG, residing IL No. 20 West
Twelfth ttreet, waa at church, some
ona entered her house and stole n watch
vainsd at $50 II was hanging on the
wall ami a man that boards with Mrs.
Rice was asleep on a settee irnme-
diately underneath. IL is what IL
known as California timepiece, and
IL numbered 80 372 Last Thursday
night some one entered her house v nile
she was absent, and stols 50.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

The Opera Houre was well flied last
saturday night to "itnesss Mr. VIM.
Cody in his new play ot'Twenty Days
or Buffalo Bills rlsdge." The dram a
Is filled with startling incidents, which
were well received by the audience.
There Is very little in the play that i,
new, but it ploaiel the people, and thai
is all that was necessary. Mr.. Cody
gave some remarkable exhibitions OF
his skill with the rife, which were
loud y applauced. He is a great fav0-
rite in this city, and eau rest assured
" having "a good house
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

Rev. John Brown, Of WesleyAu con.
uection, preached to the coIorei people
~ the Alms House Yesterday, fri II 2nd
Peter, II chapter, 10 h verse. ! the
nh,ch the Heavens shall pass way
with a great noise" Mr.. Ber II tfter-
wards couduc.el pc. er mse x o.
considerable power. The West yan 3
have no church at the present tlt' but
Expect to purchase lot aud start to
bulId one as soon AZ the Spflng opens
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

On Satu. DAY morning Miss Mary
Virtue, residing on Seventh sired neal
Spruce, visited the King street AfA'o'
tor the purpose of laying in sutply OF
provisions. She stopped at wagon
and purchased several articles, which
she placed in her basket, and tsohsd
III her pocket for the money, bnly 10
find that some adroit pickpoc4t, had
aiken every cent. Mies Virtue tanks
the act was COMMITTED by man
who jostled against her several mes
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

Some bed clothing caught fire last
night on the third floor OF the four story
brick house al No. 20j Tenth avenue,
occupied by Josephine Mum. There
was 40 damage, but Alexander Mccoy,
aged thirty-twG, a boarder, became
frightened and Jumped from the third
story to su,d disioCating his right
shoulder tie was sent to tao New
York HO3yitgL
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
John Il. KICK mans F0noRni.

the funeral Of the late John X. kirk'
man took place this morning from h,s
ate residences on Third street., near Pop
lar. About twenty five carriage lol-
owed the remains to the Wilmington
x Brandyw wine Cemetery. Among those
present we're all the livery men Of tne
"ity. A great many old and wen
RnOWn citizens attended.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
Good Tempt aKs' EntePiaiu ont

Keystone Lodge OF Good 1emplars
will give a literary and III usica enter
tainment in the McC'ary Building next
Saturday evening, January 9th, for the
purpose OF raising funds TO purchase
, reGallas, etc
A professional gentlem2n from phila-
| delphia will aid them to exhibit some
treasures of art, The object is worthy
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
4 POSITIVE RI.
FOR
C. AT a r r r
HAY

Apply .yttoliIe tp .er l,t, the nostri!s
~ description It ehectuaiiy cls,uscstlepasal
pi.s.age - at Thal virus, csu..n.s healthy
sccr"tiDr2. aiay7 tphGmDAIOd p olec ?
ne momhrJuaI Innings u ihH he d iflm "a
dlJioraI GO ~. completely hsats the sores nd
restores 81 Sersc - tsfte eid snell E-1e-
f"laf ro-lit are realized ~ = few aTp,i.a.
rInTs, q thorough treatment VII! cure. Uh.
.VIsIpd fOr colds In heHd Aare gb.s 70 uHa.
.,rrt 70, q Cular. Sod 10y duys Il. 50
wgII So u package .tqmpg
Ell 3, tREh "a BALM on. ts ego, n. ;
GCcbD
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

An order i-snai by Sic Mayor, which
goes into effect to-day require1 only one
half Of the TO c4 to report at bead quar-
ters at The same time, thus guarantee
ing our ci.izens protection.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

william Mitchell, near Yorklyn, Mill
Crock Hundred, has three year old
heiisr, rixed A!leru'y and Durham,
that has aittaly had tnree calves, tnt
!a9c being LTiLs aud a week Old.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

A lsdy resdinS IN the oh Poiicn Dis
frict, h3.s 4 scented each officer on that
beat ,-b y l0x containing 50 cigars, for
which t'3y return their silCere thanks.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

Maggie y, wife Of Thomas II. Latiiner, II
tho 18th year Of her age
Relatives and friends of the family are re
apcctfully invited 10 attend the funeral ol
Tuesday afternoon, at 2 o'clock, from the resi
dence Of her husband 1910 Delaware Avenue
To proceed To Mt, Salem Cemetery.
Thou art gone, dear Maggie, from our midst
No more on thee we gaze;
Thou hast len this world of trial and pain
For one fJoy and praise,
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

CcIyed every day and delivered FREQ of
charge. Price rs, 80, ~ and 30 cents
por qgart, nc l2) ana l22 King street
WIN. tennbi! q Son.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

a New Years sociabIo will be given
tuis evening at, 8 o'clock, by the
Shields Library Association in their
room3 at the Sayiiie Building, Saith
au4 Market streets.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

Mr. Dew II - r.w III the me6t
CiO.0'ut hpu- j.. East Fourth
stree where 'l- wi ~ pleased to seal
his rrend-
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

Caleb 5 " oohrow, VITO was recently
appoinrtd = Lore carrier, has res gned,
and Thomar : rugh has been appoint.
cd in Hls j. ace
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

make it. n point to try and Ret tho
bnst coal for the masses. Come aui wy
If yon DO no. bay. Il. Fell, 62s WeSS'
Front street. y
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
0ll7 2 Bottles.

Only 2 Bottles.
y .ssrs Johnson
Holloway d 90.
WII lega 10 drug
Eists Of PhIadCl-
prIa, "a, report
that some time
ago p ,,eE tlehan
handed them a
d0llnr with . re.
Inc't TO send h
gUpl catarrh cGre
UJt o army ON
c % in Arl2Ooa.
-htc5atly I h o
un gentleman
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LOOK FOR THE RED AWNING
AT
| b. FOURTH ST.
u EHIsrEK'S CErEE.

u EHIsrEK'S GitrEE.
REHtsTEP Il DgrlCE,
NBw CASTLE COUNTY DEL., Uo1- r 1881
Upon the application o. Jacob L. Cooley
hdmlnistratOr OF Thomas i. 3Oudlsy late Ui
IirandywiBo Hundred IA said County, decd
II Is ordered ard directed by the Eedater ,
that the Admin ttrltOr 4fOfesaid give notice
Of grantIupof tttgrs Uf Administration upOG
the estate Ottte .ec'd, with tho Cato OF grant
lug theret, y causing adyer'ts to be posted
~ilnin 30 days from the q ate Of such letter.
In x OF the most public places Of the county
Of n ew Castle, requiring all persons having
demands against tho estate to present the
sa - 0, or abide ty an Act OF Assembly IN
such case made an provided, and alGo cause
tho same u be inserted within tho same peri
Oh in tho DELAWARE RHPuBLIoAN, a news
paper published IN Wilmington and to b
continued therein three weess, TODD
~ Given under the hand and seal o.
L.s. Ot1ce Of the Register aforesaid, a,
49, Wilmington, in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year ab07e writer.
=. 9. BltHiS, Register.
EOTICr-All psrs3 ms having claims sgs.ir t
mo estate OF tho deooase must prosCE. the
sAIne duly attested TO the executors, on
or before Dec. 22,d, 4. d., 1888, or ab'ia the
ACT Of Assembly in such case made end pro-
vided. JACOB l.. COOLEY,
Administrator
Address Claymont del. d.7.3W
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

NOIltL-IIlE ANNUAL MEETING
~ Of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance
Company " the STATE of Delaware, Will be
held AT the once Of the company IN Whining
ton on Monday the IN day Of .Inuuary. 1883,
at 10 o'clock, n, IN, at viii IN time an election
for I'VE members of the company IT, serve 3
years, viii b" held and the year, interest on
all deposit notes viii be- payable lhcagcnts
Of the Company arcauthoriard turrrciNc dues
Of mcnhcrs NiCrDK prPONI.
President.
W, A LAMDI'it. Secretary ~ lot
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01

TYyANlED - BOY FROM "a To 10
w }cIis Ofugc, to take caro- Of Two nor
s4s ,uu ~ other work references required
Auurc!. A. ll,s office. Janl-"C
yEyANrED-TD RENT A. FARM ON
w shares about seventy acre., Address
J. u this office Ianl-6td ltw.t
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-01-01
skinny Men

"Wells' Health Remover" restore
health and vigor, cures Dyspepsia, ilh'
potencs, Sexual Debility. 81.
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llllIIIDSAIS

PROPOSALS soo
GRADING MARKET STkLE1. tltOM
TW ENTNTHlRh STREET kDKTiiEK
LI 10 IliEtlli LINE.
Proposals viii be received In the proposal
box, IN the city Hail, up to IhurShny even
ing. January +th. A. u, 1888. for grading Mar
kcl street from 2ird street norihcrIy To- the
city lin"; the work to b" done by the cubic
yard The contractor VIII b" required, by his
bid for said work by the cubic yard toincind"
the taking on from said -tfCct the tlun" Ur
tnrnpiking now on the top part Of sad street,
and the replacing said stun" Ur turupikiug
thereon, at the top Of said street, when the
-1inc T. finished to the proper grad" thereof,
IN ACCORDANCE with the plan Of the chirf I'm.
gInr"r "I the Surveying Department. The
work {" be done under 3upcrvisinA Ui Opening
Street omml'tnr, s'li contract h. hr com.
pIctcd by MAJ lst, iSN}
LEVI GARRETT
} u SMITH, Opening
JOS. &. FILE.
THOMAS JOHNSON Street
AMOS A. EASrBU IN.
"A MES MCk EMMA. Committee 7
WILL IN II. BLAKE mi It
The bee., 1883-06-09
LAWS SEMINARY.

The closing exercises of the Laws
Seminary Al and H SITS. South Wash
ington, will commence on Wednesday
June 18th next with their annual ex-
animation from l to 4 2. NJ. The
public rhetorical exercises will be held
at the Virginia Avenue Baptist Church
9th st. and Virginia avenue S. w. on
Friday evening the 18th between the
hours of 7.3O and 10 o'clock, to which
their many friends are invited. The
CLOSING address on behalf OF the
seminary will be delivered by Mr..
VIM. C. Chase, editor of the Washing
ton BEE, through an invitation of the
officers
The school numbers 56. with an
average attendance of Al; .27 female;
and 29 males 33 adults, and q
children and young ladies, with day
and evening session from 9 to 3 7. NJ.
and from z to 10 P. NJ.
The school will hold their annua
entertainment in the basement OF th'
Virginia Avenue Baptist Church, OF
Monday evening, June the 18th, 1883
at P. NJ. and IL NJ, under the aus
pices Of the teachers of the school
The officers of the Seminary are a
follows: Rev. R. S. Laws. president
w. ]. Walker, vice president Prof. {
Robinson, secretary and VIM. Glib
bons, treasurer. Trustees, A. a
Watts, J. w. Roane, NJ. D., Henr,
Scott. Rev. Adam Green. l.. e
Fletcher, S. A. Webb and r, S. Law:
The bee., 1883-06-09
LAWS of Health.

Reading aloud is conducive to health
Coarse bread is much better for
children than fine.
Children should sleep in separate
beds, and should not wear night caps.
The best beds for children are OF
hair. or in the winter of hair and cot
ten.
Young people and others cannot
study much by laInplght with impu-
nifty.
The more clothing we wear, other
things baing equal, the less food we
need.
Children should be taught to use
their left hand as much and as well az
their right.
Sleeping rooms should have a fire
Mace or some mode of ventilation be
side the windows.
Children and young people should be
made to hold their heads up anc
shoulders hack, while standing, sitting
or working.
From one to one pound and hal
Of sold food is sufficient for person
in the ordinary vocation of busin9's
Persons in sedentary employment
| should drop one-third of their food
and they viii escape dyspepsia.