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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08

Prudence in the conduct Of public af-
fairs is a great virtue, says the New
York Sun, while INDIGESTION is often al
most : crime. The line between the two
Qualities, to practical minds, is as dis
tipct as the difference between day and
darkness.
President Arthur has undoubtedly had
a difficult part to play since he entered
the White House, with two embittered
factions ~contending for control Of patron
ace and for the direction Of national and
Of local politics. In striving to steer
between them he has failed to conciliate
the half b and he has dissatisfied
the stalwarts. Both condemn him from
their respective standpoiuts.
The stalwarts alIegc that timidity has
restrained the President from doing
them justice, in failing to remove the
ofice-holders whom Garfield put over
them by a fragrant breach Of good faith
and in open violation Of his own volun.
tary pledges. When the President APP
points = Postmaster i'll sympathy with
the stalwarts, the half-breeds cry out
against the alleged prescription, and
show that they are ready to repeat the
detection Of last Fall.
Until the leadership changes Or new
conditions arise. which may unexpected
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08
A MoDEsT GovERNoR.
without q Trumpeter.

-
without q Trumpeter.
San Francisco Daily Report: Governor
Stoneman does not devote much time or
attention to the subject Of dress, and no
one would take him for either q General
! or q Governor from merely seeing him. He
is neither q Gen. Hancock nor . Count
Won Smith in his style or personal appear
ance. Seen emerging from the Russ House
at z O'Clock in the morning no passer by
would turn around and wonder what he
had been doing in there. and If he reg
istered himself at the Palace as from
Modesto, and was not known Ut the
hotel, the Count would assign him to
an inside dark room without another
thought of him. Consequently, when he
walked up to the box Office of the Bush
street Theater last Tuesday evening and
laid down a dollar, the Treasurer glanced
at him, handed him q check for about
the worst seat in the house, and passed
on to the next order Of business. The
Governor was shown down to the very
front row of the orchestra, whence the
performers on the stage can be seen
from about the waist up, and was placed
right alongside the big drum, where he
sat the unobserved OF all observers the
whole evening. If he had only whis-
pered the magic word Governor" he
would have been given q whole box, and
Manager AL. Hayman would have walked
backwards over the camp-stools to show
him the way to it.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08
Lost--Caution.

a Uxxox pnAwx ~ racxAs. !: = 4.
X Bsiis xcsss ior IN. sun q
ssnSosiv incvn = ne 1snsv Aibion 81 Il 4
M 6ndSe viii s. ysweydsd ~ ~ HI psn
Ne store Of =. J. ynANALlS ss,ns ths same
= psynsni ~ bssn stopped sp7f
lriste. April .. 1858. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08
WANTED,

ArArL r1nss, LIVE lsEsoin1. .ps VI
"A % ssil Tunison's CsisDrssd agents fe!'
0kss1s; 600 pr month g"ss rsrticnisrs, g
1ss 81 81 'i Dsxos. Issssssn'ss'' Oh -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08

.Eo you say be called you : liar, and
kicked you twice. Now, what did you
give him back In return for these assets ~
inquired the Austin Recorder Of the %.
cussd.
~ Just kicked him twics and called
him : liar" was the reply.
ibid you kick him with the same EN-.
phasis With which he kicked you, and on
The Same portion Of his bodyf"
~ did, your Honor"
q you gotf"
II did,"
"Thsn ! dismiss the cass. The Court
holds that whore htigsnts among them
selves harmoniously make : frisndly *
change. each one receiving . valuable
confederation for services rendered. the
Arrangement between them will not be
disturbed. the object of ths Law being 70
promote the harmonious relations already
Satnb1iahad.n
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08

The iatsst ~invsnsion In The aine Of enter.
tainmspts h that known = The Celestial
Party" Tbs door q The hall or vsstry
which 4 to BE- The scsns Of the festivities
ID marked Of into orbits and numerous
young ladies', handsomely and fAncliully
dressed % rspresent ths planets. sush =
Ceres, Hygeia, Astrna, VestA. Artadna,
Flora and TerpsichoEs, revolve and rotate
through these orbits around Z young man
dressed In fame.colorsd habilimAnts 10
represent the sun, Who d~isoourseg 70 biz
satellites IN poetry and pross.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08

An officer in the regular army laughed
at a timid woman because she was alarmed
at the noise Of q cannon when q salute
was fred. He subsequently married that
woman, and six months afterwards he
took his boots off. in the hall when he
came in late at night.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08

Premature grayness avoided by usiug
Parker's Hair Ba.ssm, distinguished for
cleanliness and perfume.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08
Notice to Creditors.

Decreased. ~
KroTfoE II HKREBy GIVEN pl ~ s,Sis.
IN dsssiGnsd, vrank Avery. The A Snsisy,
SFatos 81 Ike eststs q 0sorTs :. ncv osscn,
AsosaseA. 70 The essdttors Of. ara -. 10 =,
having cfsins against the said dscesss.' wttb.
htStt hsm vita NE nscssnsry voucsssiio Il
~ four months after the arat pIn.s", Il ths
Law o6cs q 1. B. liant, No e2e Eesrny ssi \.
city and county Of Ban Francisco. ~ - 6usi.
Ing the place for the transscuon =. NV snd
nsss Of the said sstats. n the ec.G rvsis,
county Of San xsanoisec. siasn y AVvrRY,
Administrstos Of the Estate Of osofss
oontey, Deceased. ,eas.
4. d. Hum, 10. 90 Ksarny street. ,nnSsctf
for Estate. -
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-04-08
Notice to Debtors.

A IL PInsoxs KNOWING -rHnxsrrvrs
tndebted % 4. v. Oanpbsll vii savs
zsrsks. ssa. Il. IN. In,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-11
Ste Iektc Ghur.

6rau Sarab 9pnn. an Der @6e bon
Nuburn @Oenue un6 9opf Strabe,
Buffalo, 81. g.. wobnbaft, Iitt i'm Dor !.
igen Hubre in ScI9e elmer fdwereu
GrtaItuns on einem fdredIiAenSufteu,
Der ibr bas 3eben CUR 2aif madte, ba
fie gfahts taum eine Stunbe lang
i9lafsn tonate. ollie Wittel balfea
nidts, Der Sufen tuuroe immer dryer,
sis Elm Sreuub Der SomiIie elm 8ads
den D r. @usuft Sonie's Snm'
burger Bruftbee bra6te. Wan
bsreitste iofort cine Yortion 3bee unb
fdon eiui9e. Stunoeu na 5bcr milberte
f9 Die eddrfe oes Suifens. Srau
9pnn trant nun mebrsre Sage lang ale
paar Stunben cine Safe b.iBsn 8 q NJ.
buraer 8ruftt6ee unb ebe cine
@oae ueraoueen, Dat Die Iekte Spur
6tS Suifens berfhipunoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-11

mutbunaen. Infer Bo6en 1T elm
Ianbise ablngernns 6es Scenns uni
beinabe Nlles, bas ouFosbor NOR
tuurbe aus bsmislben fortgstuaiHenl
f6einbar, um in ben srobsn e@idter
bon Yottuf@e: WerseI uneebduft au
tperben, iuel@e noroli@ uno unterbaIt
bon uns..Iiesen. @naIpIeu beweifen.
bab unier Boben bIob Gpuren BON
Yottofde uub Salt befkt. Nuf ois'
fem unfrudtbarsn 9ebiete ift Die Gen
corb. Sroube mdbreno elmer &eibe bon
Sabren in fdsinbnrer 9eiunobeit uno
uniibertreflider SoQfommenbeit ae.
oieben. 3uIebt aber erfdienen Die
SduIe uno bas Nebltbau. Diefe
8rantbeiten nabmsn Iberbanb unter
allen sep0bnli9en atbm0fpbdrifden
Sebingun9en. Sn anbern SocaIitdten
auf Ueri9iebenartisem Boben, lpoSduIs
unb NfebItbau uortommen, tbun fie es
nur, menn bas @etter Die Gntipifel
un9 Der 4ilse besinifist. Sep6bnIid
finb iie nidt 6a. Nbsr in 8in.Iunb
berridt Die Saule fOrtwGbrsnb. g8is
aud buS g8etter fei, Der 20. Suni
finbet biefeu unerfdtt!i@eu BiIs, tuie
er Die Srcube ber3ebrt unb feline Ser
beerun9en Ino Aur ourd oas Gintreten
elmer Sr06ene beidrdntt. 8dbreno
ors lesten Sommers iuar elm erobes
Gebiet bon @eiuber9en Wdbreno oes
Suni's faft gdnjlih frei bon SduIs.
llnfere @einbnuer freuten fid f6on,
bnB Die Yeit nadlnfen ipoue. Nber
iie irrten fd. Ser YiIs uerfdonte
ieneS @ebiet BLOB Be S5nIb, neil cine
ioIde Sr6dene berrf6te, blB Die Spo
rem nidt feimen tOnnten. g8dbrsnb 63
aufeinunSerfoIgenben Sasen Oom 1.
Suni bis 2. Nuauit feI ni9t &s0en
aenug, um ben Staub in meinem
@eiubera anSufeuhten unb aud taum
sttpaS &buu. SIM @ueuit tameu bann
&e9en unit NebsI uno nit ibnen Die
6duIe, obtpobI ,u ipdt, um ben sewobn-
ten Sdaben an;uridten. Spdt i'm
9uguit ersabGte mir Elm Sarmer, Der
cine WetIe fuoweitIid bon mcinsm
4labe nobut, bab feline Sraubeu ben
sanjen eomntet eefault bdtten unb
feline Grnte gu 9run0e esridtst fsi.
SD fonnte oitfes faum aIaubsn unb
9ing bin, UNI nd4iuieben. SD fanb
feline 8eben unb 3aufenoe III De. Rod-
baridaft nit Der iSduIe bebaftet. Oie
3erltorun9 mar poIIitanris. Nuf msin
erfubr Id Die 6batiade,
bab CUR tritiiden 3eit, ais bic Reime
Ses Bboma's in Der Suit fdwtbtcn, bas
beim9eiu&te Scbiet ,wei locale Nesen.
Idnuer batte, iueIde iubIi9 unO ofIi9
BON Der 0e9iou UOr3ei3ostn, Die frei
blieb. Sie uorbIide @ren3e biefer
Te9en tonnte bur6 bas Yorbonbeniein
Der SduIe nudasmiefen perbsu.
(Sortiebuns foIst)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-11
SSprbbemtfc6er 2IDb0.
y a | t III or es9tute.
RegclmGBigr PaFasierbrfGrberaua
;pif1en
Srenten nn08dlttmDre
d ire q I

-O 1 L e G t.
6nr9 bic riibmIi6if brfdnutcn, efIerreh S6rdu.
ben 9OltSamFfi@iHe srfsr GIaTr pon 5000
IONS:
SrannfAtpeie, 08efcr, 6ermauu.
Nnrnbere, 2lmcrifd, Sfrasburo.
Nbfabrt Ron Sremen jebeu Nlittpo&.
Ntfnbrt BON Baltimore eben OennerIfda.
Ots Oampfer bes 81. D. 2Iryb linb auf bas
Srlteelfe eetaut, nit beutI6en GetIeuteu
bemannt une perbsn pcn beut19en Gapt.
tainen befebliat.
Die ansabI Der nit bem q. 8. QlUYb DAM
pfrrn bts Gnbe 1882 befSrserteu palTasiere be-
lGuft Iidy auf
B9 1,1O1,975 Pcrluneu -sa
une ipri&i tpUbI am Sfffrn fir bic geIiebtbett
bisIsr Slnis bsim rsifenben pubIifum.
3tpif@cnSccfS= NaiIaaiere
bsfSrbsrn trir ;u aueerprbentIi9 biGisen prri-
len mad unb BON OeutI9Ianb, Srferref<n.
garn, u. {. 10.
Nurn @tnpdnberern nod pelfli6en Staaten
TT bic Heile Iber 3 a timpre dan, beIpn.
eers an;uratben e reilen 1ebr biuia. finS in
Baltimore rgr ie6er leberpprtbeiluno ae5dbiihf
unb fGnnen bet 9lnfunft in SaItimorr l,nn,it.
telear pom OampfI9iT in bic bereitfeEenStr
@tlentabnpa9sn ifeisen.
gSfr alp has aIte 8aterIanb beIu6en. cber
0erwnnbte unb 6reunbe beriiber fpmmeu IaI.
len pta, lrate lt1 an bic unterset6neten Qaert.
ten penbsn, bic gu trber peitrren Nusfanft
germ bereit fnt. SrisFitbs anfrasen tpsrben
prompt beautpprtet.
RA- a@ts barauf sab Gusre paIIaaeGdeine
mr. bic Dampfer bes 3prtb eut 10 ben
elupt aussrffe0t perbrn.
81. S6mbmdcber s. Gp.,
SenercI'Qsenten,
o 5 Suo San Ctr. Baltimore, WS,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-11
0nti, an @trakcu6uuer.

Sn Der am 5. @pril 1883 abssbaItenen SiB-
une Der GruntY Court purbe bel9Ie6en eintn
Sbtil Der Srrn Rpab bur9 IacabamiIruna
SerbslIern 3u ldiien unb 3har beeirntnb an Der
Nuneuns hsr 5irt Grett R0ab in befaete Srpn
&uab besinntnb unb BON ba an fibIi&. Bes
faste arbeit fol in swei Cber msbr NbtbeiIun-
gen AM %. Ntai 1888, 3piIHen llbr gor.
mittdss unb llbr Hadmittnss, an Srt unb
StsGe an ben Ninbeftfcrberfnttn pereeben
psrben. ansebcte muRen per Square" &C.
ma6t werten unb bic Court bebaIt lid bas
Re9t Scr ein p6fr ale Anerbpte ~ heriperftn.
NGle naberen Gin3elbeiten frereen am pbtnee-
nerhen.
Sm auftrase Der Court:
Gpnrdb aIinss
H1eYB
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1883-05-11

SA, WeseH 9sSHeSN
@F7E7=TST=TZ Ne, Deritopitheit,
SNkEIlkAAEE biItSfeS &opftDeB,
N AroatI1e 9tGrs
~ TbOc, 0eItfa@t,
&&H 5fRxefHbett DeS
A\z - DIates, e1atteJs
- WeteE, gtaIarie
N3dgIl.S1sIi sas NAB: al: =. sarss.s' s.sss
Haxme aw0 %issen Oer1riaA4ea 9stoeH.
Ghusbtome elmer crfranften 3eber.
rieSIer Gtbem G&merJ tn ber Selte, SureiIen
uuter BEN S&uIserbIatte unb rrtrb baHn NIT Sheumas
tismus perre@ielt; ausemeiler AppetttperIuft gee
p1bnlt9 gertcpftbett, .Sutretleu a5lpe4ielnb mts
GfenleibtateIt; ber Qrpf prn S3merIeR beIditips,
pebei betf6&tti8er @erIut bes Grinnernnss ssrermts
gems; 1uretlen etu t&wn4er, trc6ener 3ufen nnh
6as @ef4t ron RSt9e nerIoseu, mas oft ttr
ShwtahIu&t sebdlteu rrb; Der Rattent udst 0ter
Ne4btsEest nnb S4wa&e; 10 nerpSS; Rate cher brens
IenbeS @ef1N tn ben Snben, SnreiIen eire fehenee
Gmy yFnbuns; bic eebenssetffer niebersei&lasen unS
HeiIfam uare, 70 tann man f& taum haSu aufrdffeu,
Ia, man mtStraHt iehem etImttteI. 9eTi@iehene her
ebisea S5mStome bteIesten 6te 4raHtaett; aber eS
rcrkdnheu rrGren; bod BAT bte ruterfu@nns nadb
BEN 9sbe etue bstrA4ha&e StSruns ser eeber naGs
eewtsien.
9aa SettteI IoIlte bon aIIem @erieaen, sans
am0 9It, sebraadbt tDeroea, fobaIO fttb
eiaes Der obEseH gbmptonse setst.
eeSens 1sbnt, % NIB SarS % seIeseatItSes M ataaes:
men elmer DpHs, nm bic 9eter in seiunber TbAttss
Istt lu kaIten, aus 9eaIarte, geatge aSataHe,
penAcn. Gds MttteI frErb fpte en glas gDein trafs
Hssu, t8 aber tetn beranidbenOeS 8etrant.
gSenn usan ettpaS i@trer 9ereamItdbeS ees
man etHe Dos uHb bic GrLet4teruns rrire etutreten
GomokI SeIt trte 9ottcrredIuuaaen tresoen
etfp0Ft, tnettn mon Den @eguI0tor fetS
0OTratbte tna eaMSe bait!
DEM sIssstsI gsISss sssss f :tafsat: stn
IeraSeS uHb itdrfenoeS @RttteI trtrb ME unre&t
ansebract ietu. Dos RitteI III uueeidbrIidj unb
beetntra%ttet trsSss Ste Sefh@ftstbatteteit
GS TT retn nesetabiIiJdt
uub Bat bic san,e araft unb Btrfidmtef rru Galcmd
cher Gbtntn pbue trsen6 cine Der I4dhltHeu Ra&s
ptrfunsen berieIbeu.
Seaenib boa eisseut 9onberneur.
.si%mOns ftper ResuIatorS n ieit Gnaer.r sest
Bet metner SdmtIie tn @etrauds, unb ID Fin ISers
Jeust bab Ct eint Seret6erun3 Der arineiwtenI&aft
Son. &Israaosr 8. eteSSeTs r RON VSS Seursfs asi
SoSf: Der @etrduG Ron sGtmmcnS 9trer Resufds
tors Up mir rcbl betcrimen uns i4 rnni9s TIN
peiter gu prnfen.
perfect. $50 babe rtele GRitteI sesen DpspepFar
sas S ,s SS ssan$ isr Il NIT s ss
Sic Seorsta SaasS ssI9tdf aaS uni rbte enss Iosea
geesssta TSsen moo reitsr i6ideH (; ou3 mbSte to
GtteI 90 oerutu, ta es eas snaiSe gu iein f4etat,
has nemaIe 2tuberuHS reTiost.
@. R. Sannes, WdnueaypIis, UQinn.
9x. &. .. Raisn idst Dur4 tbdtfA4Ei8e
Grfcbruns I'm @etrduGe ron yStnmonS 9iper
Resulatrr~ IN EeiHer Brdyts Sin To ron fetHer Gns
penbuus befrtehist unb Id rerprbns ibn als cine
Nbf0hrHDass Gr5Het
So Wsan utbme MIR ben edaten, ber Pets bic
setAt ganScISmarte nuO be RomsnsnEters
tEaet Bel allen GPrtbe!tTH babeu.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
To bo InyestSgated.

Sometime ago a butcher named Jack
son, who resides at Seaford, beat his
wife in q brutal manner, from the
effects of which she died, and the affair
created considerable excitement in the
usually qniet town, but the authorities,
failing to take prompt action in the
matter, the heartless villain made his
escape. The Coroner held an inquest on
the body. but the jury failed to agree,
and the remains were inferred on
Thursday. 1t is now understood that
the authorities have awakened from
their apparent lethargy and have coI.
cluded to exhume the body, and make
post morteIn examination. This should
have been done Immediately after hel
death, and the brutal husband placed
under arrest until the case had been
properly Investigated.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10

o. Aco6snS q III hsal1h Nicholas r.
Gotdtese, ~ fkssce a4t3t Of this city,
viii u ~ Today fos : ~ months ~
journ p 0sfnssy. -
The Rsr.l1r. MeDcp n Pr ncston,
N. j., pfen1hod - <11SI0wsr Brandy
wine Prssby ytss3an Q6urch yesterday.
He 10 . candidats - pastorate.
The Rev. Charles A. Hill delivered
An eloquent address on tho temperance
question, Ut Epworth church last eve
ming.
The schooner Liszis y. Potter arrived
from Savannah on Saturday with
800, 900 feet Of yellow pine lulaber for
tho jackson & sharp Company and
other firms.
Daniel q. Mackey, trsia despatoher
Of the Delaware Railroad, and Colonel
Thomas B. Brison, assistant station
master Of this city, start today on .
cunning expedition down tho State.
Mrs. Cordelis Lewis, Of Baltimore,
has registered ar the office OF Registrar
Frazer o. professional nurse.
Thomas +. Cook, of Knowlton, Della
ware County. Pa, las also applied for
registry.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
A wiIminsisn Portrait Artist.

But few people know that Whining
ton has first class portrait artist. New
ertheless she has one. and he resides at
1921 Rodney street. His name Is Reu-
ben Street. He came 10 this city from
Oh ster sOno two or three years ago, and
being of q diffident, retiring nature, he
has never became known to Whining
tOnians as we'll ~ his merits entitle him
to be known. He is chiefly engaged in
painting portraits for citizens Of Chest.
or, where he is better known, and
where his artistic skill Is better sppre-
ciated. Two oil paintings of Mrs. and
Mr. Green, the latter connected with
the Vulcan brass works of Chester, are
models Of artistic art and beauty. Those
who would call upon him would see q
life-sized portrait Of the wife Of the late
Mayor Forwood, which for fneness OF
touch, finish and life-like expression,
cannot be exoelled. Mr.. Street is but
little known in Wilmington, but he is
by far too complete an artist to remain
in obscurity, and the large number OF
people In Wilmington who admire beau.
tiful oil portrait painting should make
his acquaintance.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10

commencing on Monday at Hsverley's,
IN one Of those rare sweet operas Dor
dering between the grand opera and
enhancing dance music. The opera Ia
replete with romantic situations, melody,
su perb scenery and costumes. The Mo
Caull Opera Comique Company, which
has been especially organized for Phila-
do lphia, and who render the opera, are
com opposed Of . rare array of talented
singers, such - Miss Lille Post, Miss
Marie Jansen, Miss Carrie Godfren,
Miss Minnie DeRue, Signor Perugiui
(late OF the Mspleson Opera) Mr.. Mark
Smith, Mr.. Vincent Hogan and others.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
The Great Quostion

Is now before the public, what shall We
buy for Christmas presentsP Perhaps
We can help you select by reading she
following list: We have a large and
varied stock Of gents, ladies, boys and
children's fancy embroidered slippers
also full line Of boots and shoes i'm.
mense stock Of rubber goods OF all de.
criptions. Call ct the Boston One
Price Boot and Shoe House, 3O4 Market
street. HENRY PIKE, Proprietor. Re
pairing neatly done.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
- NJ RaP1QoP.ss

The audience at the Opera House on
Saturday night was not ~ good - 1t
should have been, bat It 10 probable the
snfavorablo weather kept many from
attending. The drama wss, ~ usual ,
Presented In y frst. t.class manner, and
each one of the company performed
their parts to perfection. Mr.. Aid rich's
Jos Saunders" Ia . grand creation,
And furnishes him en- opportunity TO
fully display his histri0nic powers,
while MI. Parsloe ~ "Wing Lee" the
ChinamaD, stands without al equal.
This very excellent play teaches . good
moral lesson, and 1t seems almost pity
that 1t 10 to be withdrawn Vt the end Of
Tho present season.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
The National Republican COnvo n
lion.

WASHINGTON, December S.-Many
members of the Republican National
Committee, which is to meet here next
Tuesday, are already here. There is a
great deal Of gossip atioat about the va
cant nanship, the call for the next
Convention, the Frye plan OF represen.
tation (based on the vote of lSSO), and
the place where the next Convention Is
to bs held. The two most prominent
candidates for the Craftsmanship of the
cpmmittee are Secretary Chandler and
Senator Frye. The race between them
will be close. Chandler seems to have
more supporters among the members
now here than Frye. A majority of the
members now here think that the terms
of tho call will be broad enough to in
clude all the liberals Of the South. Sena-
tor Frye's new plan of representation
has the approval of most Of the North
ern and Western mem bers here. The
Southern members very naturally dis
approve of it. Its adoption is regarded
as probable. There is uncertainty as TO
where the committee will decide to hold
the next Convention. The claims OF
Philadelphia, Boston, Saratoga Springs,
Chautauqua, Richtield Springs, Cincin-
natl, Indianapolis, Chicago and Denver
are to be presented to the committee
next week. Saratoga and Philadelphia
are in the lead.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10

By request the ladies ofthe Providsnt
Society have again secured the ervicss
Of Prof. Henderson, Of New York, the
famous magician and ventriloquist,
with his new and comical improved
representation of the ever welcome
Punch and Judy. His entertainments
at the last bazaar were very popular
and successful. Many Of the younger
fry enjoyed q hearty laugh at his first
class perfo: nance.
Every day and evening during the
continuance of the bazaar he will give
exhibitions. Admission, 10 cents.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
nsrmvsy C>uueil's Fair.

The fair Of Harmony Council closed
st Odd Fellows Hall last Saturday
night, and the result Of the contests were
announced ~ follows
Lady's gold watch, Sallie Hannum ;
silver watch, George II Conner gold
ring, Ida Richardson silver cake bas-
ket, Mrs. Neal clock, Mrs. John r.
Kilmer set of dishes, Mrs. Peterson.
Tho remaining goods were sold at auc-
tion by John K. Kilmer, and brought
good prices. The fair was we'll attend
ed and the results satisfactory.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10

The residence OF James File, No. 1915
Pine street, was entered by burglars on
Saturday evening between 7 and 8 o..
clock, and robbed OF several articles OF
jewslry and so in money.
It Is thought the thief climbed up on
the front porch and entered window
on the second floor, and after rsnsacking
the house took his departure.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
Teaehers' Institute.

The Teachers Institute Of Sussex
County VIII hold It's ninth annual meet.
ing ut Lewis on Wedn sday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday Of this week. The
annual address will be delivered on
Wednesday evening by Superintendent
T. N. Williams, and on Thursday even.
ing au address will be delivered by Pro-
fcssOr G. NJ. Phillips, OF West Chester,
Pa. on Friday evening the Rev. w. s.
Robinson will repeat the lecture he de.
ivered before tho teachers ut Harring-
ton last week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
4 National Wsrkingman's Party.

Rufus H. Phinney, President Of the
Workingmen'S Association Of Lynn,
Massachusetts,, has issued an appeal for
. national convention, to be held in
some central city, for the purpose Of or.
ganizing . National Workingman's
Party, and nominating candidates for
President and Vice President. He says
In his appeal: "AfLer the greatest
strike Lynn ever saw, In 1877.7S, the
workingmen elected ~ Of the 80 men,
bers of the City Council. which gave
them full control Of municipal affairs
From that time, save last year, they
have elected the Mayor and . majority
Of City Council. Their experience has
proven the necessity Of organ izing .
new party.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10
G,suada Pine Nyrun.

Twenty-Five cents d bottle; prompt
and safe in Its operation is surely the
remedy to cure a cold or stubborn
cough. Sold at all the drug storss.
W holesale by u. James Belt, N. b.
Danforth, W. G. X. Colquhoun and Il.
X. Veasey. Philadelphia depot, Smith
Kline & Co.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1883-12-10

The meeting OF the past officers Of the
Knights Of tho Go den Eagle held In
the smith Building last Saturday night
was we'll attended, and angements
were perfected to orgsrize u Grand & ~.
tie for this State. The institution will
take place on the 18th of January, by
the supreme officers, who will visit this
city for that purpose.