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Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
EDITION,
ARRAI0NED FOR DURGLARY.
Charles Dsake Held fer CeaPt el
tho Charge Of 00sglASy.

Charles Bake Held fer CsaPt -
the Charge Of Burglary.
At the Municipal Court this 10 Orning
Charles Blake, alias Jonts, was Ar.
raignet on the charge OF burglary, he
having been prev iously held Tor Court
under the new law governing prOies.
sionsl thieves, burglars and pick pock-
ets. IL was stat ed yesterday that the
pawn tickets found In the possession Of
Blake at the time of his arrest, were
taken to Philadelphia ard silk um-
brella and pair Of gold eyeglasses re-.
covered from the pawn-broker's.
Upon inquiry 1t was discovered that
an umbrella, q pair Of spectacles and
other articles were stolen from the resi-
dence Of Joshua l.. Pusey, No. 1908
Delaware avenue, on the night OF No
vember 18th. Young Mr.. Pusey was
placed on the stand and Unidentified the
umbrella a the one In his possession on
the night the robbery was committed.
He also thought tho spectacles belonged
to his mother. .
w. N. Holt, the jeweler on Market
street below Sixth, identified the glasses
% being of peculiar focus and cor
responded exactly to pair sold to Mrs.
Pusey On July Ind, 1883. He Also sta
ted that he had repaired ths same In
October and identified bis work. The
prisoner asked the witness II the joiuts
were not different, to which he replied
yes, and stated that 1t WAS an easy mat
ter TO change them. Joshua l.. Pusey
testified that his house was entered a. d
considerable booty stolen.
After hearing the above testimony
the prisoner was held for Court In the
sum of $500 to answer the charge OF
burglary. The prisoner will no doubt
10 70 New Castle. and will stand a good
chance Of conviction.
William Baldwin and John II. Con
ner, were each fined 81 and costs for
drunkenness. John Muilin, for being
drunk and disorderly, was fined $3 and
costs, and Patrick Munday 81 and costs
for the same oflense.
A nolle pros. was entered in the
case of William Whitaker, charged
with violating the city ordinance in
erecting q frame building within the
city limits.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Personal.

John b. Carter, who removed from
Townsend to Pomona, Md, about five
years ago, visit,d d our city to-day for
the purpose Of calling on some friends
and closing up the settlement with Reg
lister Biggs on account Of hi, father
personal estate. Mr.. Carter is an earn
est Republican, and the fact that some
of the candidates in Kent County were
elected at the late election is evidence
q S)nethinC.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Cumming Accident.

A telegram was received this morn
ing, stating that DR.. Buckley, OF Pepn-
sylvania, who was in this city yesterday
afternoon and went down the Delaware
road on a cunning expedition, met with
. serious cunning accident this morn
ing. The dispatch was to MIR. Long
wood, a juror, and stated that he had
shot one of his arms off this morning,
by the accidental discharge of his gun,
and requested him to send some one for
him
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
q. WORRELL.
TO the 10000 READERS OF THIS PAPER

For l2!c. a Canton Flannel, 80
inches wide, heavy and good,
was made for the q. S. Army.
For SOC. Black Cashmere, all
wool, good width, colors same,
a rare chance. For $l.75 dozen
a towel 36xl9, inches, worth Csc.
cash ordinarily For SOC. the best
Merlno Vest we ever saw for this price.
For 25c. cloth suiting that Is selling
fast and the ladies' say better than they
can find in Phila. For SAC. to $l.OO
Loom Dalnasks, wonderfully good, and
all prices of napkins, none, however, not
pure linen. If You are not tired reading
about blankets, note ours ll-4 $3 to %
per pair ComfOrtables, all prices. We
shall tell you about our carpets soon too
big stock to get in here, but should
you want any, come and STE them; they
always take care of you.
q. WORRELI,
Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Birth day Party.

A large number OF the friends Of Miss
Bessie Wilson assem- bled st the resi-
dence Of her parents, No. 4l3 East
Tenth street, last night, for the purpose
Of joining " ith Bessie In the celebra.
ton Of her 7th birthday.
The time was spsnt In very enjOya.
bic manner and Q bounteous supply OF
refreshments was served. She received
. lsrg number of useful and valuable
presents, and the event was one long 70
b remembered.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Coming Balls.

On Thanksgiving eve "Wednesday
Delaware Lodge, No. 349, d. q. h.,
will give their annual ball In German
Hall, Herdman's building, and from
all accounts the affair will be an enjoy
able one. G. Blacher is chairman of the
committee Of arrangements, and G.
Blocker will act as floor manager.
On the same evening the Shields
Library Association will give thei
twenty first grand annual reception in
Institute Hall. A number of invited
guests will be present, and the affair
will be on a grand scale. James +
Cannon will act az Master of Cere'
monies Alfred Walton. Jr., tlooI
manager, assisted by William }. Nc
Cartney, Maxwell Mshoney and John
f. Meaney.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
The Market street Bridge.

Tho Market street bridge is being con.
stucted as rapidly ~ possible, and there
is no doubt but the contractors will BE-
able to finish it within the time pruscrib.
ed In the contract. About one third Of
the piles on which the centre pier will
rest have already been driven, and the
two caissons for the piers were hauled
from Hsnhoeff,r & Vsuyhu's yard yes
terday. The largest of these is 80 feet
square, and weighs over forty tons.
The turn table is being constructed in
Trenton, N. j., and on Thursday the
Bridge Building Committee of the Levy
Court will visit that city to inspect l..
The Committee, as we'll as the con.
TRACTORS, are well pleased with the pro-
Gress that has been made, and also the
manner in which the work is being
done.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Nall.

Ooo0s
Thirty. .five inquests have been held by
Coroner Smith since March 3Oth.
The, National Dredg dging Company will
remove their office to the new Gawthiop
building.
The double team belonging to Singley
brothers, the confectioners, made two
attempts TO run away yesterday, but
was promptly checked.
The fairs Of St. Marks church In the
Smith building and Harmony Council
IN ODD Fellows Hall were much affected
by the inclement weather yesterday.
Professor g. w. 8. Walker, Of Rich.
mond, Va, gave M interesting stsreop'
ticon exhibition ut Ezion NJ. +. church
last evening.
The Literary Society of Scott NJ. f.
church are arranging for literary and
musical entertainment on Christmas
night.
James Dunbracc0 was the maR who
h ID hi Shand cut of at Edgemoor q
few days ago and not Thomas j. Gay
nor, ~ previously stated.
James TIL and James Smi h, w.
prominent colored men of this city, art
IN Q visit among friends down the
Peninsula. They went to Chincotesgue
Island yesterday.
The steamer Olympian, built BY tht
Harlan b Hollingsworih Company
started out on another trial trip thii
morning. A number Of invited guests
were on board.
English brown lowered tea or dinner
sets, or any separate pieces OF new
and beautiful design, has been opened
at l.. Rows china store, 4l5 kinl
street.
The annual inspection Of the county
buildings will be made by the Grand
Jury tomorrow. They will take dinner
vt the almshouse and In the afternoon
proceed to New Castle.
A female missionary from Toxic will
deliver an address In Mt. Salem M. 4.
church next Sunday, upon the occa.
sion of the third anniversary OF the
Toxic Missionary Society.
Letters testa mentary were granted by
Register Btggs vest rday to Thomas p,
| IsOU6It i anu cVuh ~ h"'hs 49,"
tors Of the will Of the late John r. Ly'
nam, OF Christiana Hundred.
An additional amount of 81 900 was
subscribed at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist church on Sunday, to pay the
remainder Of the debt recently incurred
by improvements made to the church.
The lecture of United States Senator
Daniel ". Voorhees, OF Indiana, in the
Opera House, Tomorrow night, will be
IN interesting one. He is a man OF
much ability.
The ninth anniversary Of the Bayard
Legion will be celebrated this evening,
in their rooms In the Eckel building. A
supper and entertainment will be given
and Senator Bayard will deliver an ad'
dress.
Haywood Conant, secretary of the
Every Evening Publishing Company,
will succeed Mr.. Humphrey az news
editor of that paper, Mr.. H. having
been promoted to the editorship, vice f.
n. Vallandigham resigned.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
lRNkA Ala Dalala.

"Hello! H." said L., slapping
him fatniliarly on the breast, a. they
met at Fifth and Market last night In
the wee sms' hours. Goodness, man,
you have broken by bottle, said H.
+" Bottle b0ttle!' - whispered L.,
" heavens don't let 1t all spill" H
drew 1t out. "No, it's all right" ho
said. At that L. clutched It eagerly
and placed 1t to his lips, then held 1t
up and began TO examine 1t by the lam p
light. "What ia this?" he asked.
"CANADA PINE COUGH SYRUP" Was
the answer. For sale st ali drug stores.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
A Han llsODlo Car.

The jackson Il Sharp Company are now
completing fourteen first class passenger carr
and an imperial car for the Rio Grande de
sui Railroad in Brazil. The latter car will
be on magnificent scale and furnished in an
elaborate manner 1t is being constr ed
for the special use Of the mperor OF g !
and TO be used by him on his trpsof business
and pleasure. The barkentine Jane Bell On
which the ears will bo Loaded and shipped is
nov at the wharves Of the company, where
she Will receive some necessary repairs before
h,tnp lluuct.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Ont Of" Teens" Into ''TWentaes''

Out OFF, Teens A" Into ''TwentSes.
Miss Maggie B. Henderson, daughter
of George A., and Isabella Henderson.
Claymont street, between A and
streets, reached her twentieth birthday
yesterday, and was prepared to let "
pass by without any special observance
but not 80 her friends, who, like hel,
knew that 1t was her twentieth, bo.
unlike her were determined that IL
should not pass by without some nf.
mons ration on their part to show tne
respect they had for her. The nlgns
was stormy, just such q one as mAScs
the home tireside agreeable, and between
|snatches of song and social family ".N
the evening was fast wearing away,
" hen amidst the pattering Of the rai"
drops and the signing Of the wind Ws
heard without the sound of shu1il'ns
feet and subdued con versation, followe.
by an unceremOniOus opening OF .no
door, and In walked the mem bersIoi t"s
choir Of Madely chapel, OF which ME ME.
Maggie 10 q member. Oth-r inemoes
of the church and friends Of the san,. sl,.
and several clerks in the dry golS
store Of Pyle Il LchteBs'ein, oil neaneu
by the tall, commanding form Of h1.'
r. A. Fl. O'Brieu, pastor Of MsaeIJ.
Not only Miss Maggie, hut all the iaIn ~
ly were surprised ~ the party hIta ,nn ~
and took possession OF the house "a IA
music followed social conversation S"'
retreshments- v.s
A notable event Of the evening W. M
the using of o cup 1856 years old bronsr. =.
over BY Mr.. HenderSon's forefatI,o'... ,''..
from Scotland ~ cutting a large ."
cious cake. Numerous gifts WI NJ
presented to Miss Maggie oy Una
o Brien, IN behalf of her friends, s sch
of them very costly ones, but W. ,Se M
will not he named nj the request OF TO ..y
family. As q seasonable hour the P; P,;:.
dispersed with many wish = Tor M, 20
Maggie's future happiness and 'ne ~
turn OF many happy birthdays.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Rugby ExaTni n alton.

This being examination week at Rug
by the pupils of that institution are nn-
dergoing an examination on the studies
pursued during the term. The fall term
will end on Friday, and the winter
term will commence on Monday next,
Decembe jrd. Rugby has never been in
as prosperous a condition az at the pre-
sent time,
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
EDxDAO0 AZ M od10lOr.

La Liberte, Of PARIS, publishes tele-
gram stating that England has offered
10 mediate betw cen France and China,
and that France has accepted the Offer.
The telegram also says England recog-
II ICES that the interests Of France in
Tonguin justify the occupation by the
French of both Sontay and Bacninh, but
England strongly advises France to
llrsue a COnciliatory policy.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Celebration I EvacuatiOn Day.

C0leOfot1OD EvocuotlOn my.
Evacuation day was celebrated yes
terdsy in New York, according to the
program, with grand military and
civil parade through the streets, and
fiotilla on the bay. In the parade was
President Arthur and General Grant,
and the Governors of twelve ofthe origi-
nal thirteen States. When the head Of
tho column reached the battery 1t was
reviewed by the President and the Gov
ernors of the States. Later the Presi-
dent witnessed the parade of river steam
boats, and he also attended the unveil-
ing of the statue of Washington in
front of the Sub Treasury. In the
evening grand banquet was given by
the Chamber of Commerce. The out.
door festivities were sadly interferel
with by steady rain.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Apsehay Sunday OPgsn.

Tho prospectus Of new Sunday pa.
per, to be called the Wilmington Critic,
has Just been issued and circulated. II
says II 10 10 be live, not sleepy, inde.
pAhdent four page, twenty. four column
two cent Sunday Newspaper and TO be
publi shed at once. The Critic com.
pany," are the publishers.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
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Another Church supper.

Brandy inc NJ. Il. church is to give o
musical entertainment and church sup
Der com biued on Thanksgiving night.
The charge will only be nifty cents for
both supper and coucert, price low
enougl. for such feast OF reason and
flow Of soul. The proceeds are for the
benefit of the church.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Dr. Slmlns' While PulmOn1c Hal.
sam.

The lea"ing Lung Remedy of Whining.
mington, Del. Grand in coughs, colds,
sore throat, weak lungs, Group, and AZ
preserver against consumption it has
proved perfect remedy. BOZ. and 81
Sold by druggists and dealers. Main
Depot, Fourth and King. Philadelphia
Johnston, Holloway & Co., G02 Arch
Afraft.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Ruy yOnF Tea

at Register, 40 9 West Sixth street.
We have the best Oolong, Imperial
Japan and Gunpowder tea, and you r..
Ceive th- worth of your money in q
good article No china or glassware
given at the Central Tea Store, No
West Sixth street
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Thanksgiving Entertainment,

A Supper and Musical Enter
tainment will be given by the
members of Brandy wine M. E.
church Twenty-second and Mar
ket streets, on Thanksgiving
night, November 29th. There
will b. fine Musical program
and addresses by eminent speak,
ers. Tickets for supper, including
admission to entertainment, SO
cents. Proceeds for the benefit
of the church. All are invited.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
OnP 40 90

fur-trimmed Dolman is the cheapest
garment ever offered, it is elegantly
made, richly trimmed and perfect
fitting. The sales in this garment have
been Unprecedented 1t ispronounced by
all, cheap. Pyle & Lichtenstein, 22G
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Dress GOO0s.

We are offering Q handsome line At
Is cents. worth 20 cents. Wainwrights,
3l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
nal1ciOns Cnkes.

Hot buttered buckwheat cakes and
cruIlers made from Groves seIt-raising
-four, will he handed ont free this after
noon and TO morrow at Pickles -four
store, Fifth and King sire Is. STOP
and get one
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Clothing !! Clothing /! !!

For bargains call at the GREAT CLOS
ING OUT SALE, =. ", corner Third and
NJ rket streets. The goods must be sold
within the next ten days regardless ofCOST.
Third and Marke. street,, VII, bel.
27-st
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
ItIs Generally Known

all over the United States and Canada
that Stansbury Murray, Jr., has re-
moved IT, No. lOi Fast Front street, and
is selling the celebrated Wales 8 cert
cigars Enjoy your Thanksgiving tur-
KEY, then smoke one of these cigars.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Another New Line

Of Misses and Children's HavelOcks
made especially for us. Elegant design,
good fitting and cheap. Pyle u Lichten.
stem, 226 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
VIII ApDear 1O.mOrrOw.

An article from p. S. Blake, in reply
to communication in yesterdays RE-
N,annouDciDga number OF ex.
PEELED Masons, will appear tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
New Shoe store.

Howard Mcdaniel, has opened a first
class shoe emporium at 3l5 Shipley
street, Gawthrop's building.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Omen All Day on ThsD X ksgI Wing.

Westco,t & Cummings photograph
gallery, 1902 Market street, will be open
all day on Thanksgiving day. Come
early.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Bus1meos AOD Z.

Thomas Nc Hugh has sold his place
at the Schuetzen Park to Mr.. Becker,
who for long time was foreman at
Hartman & Febrenbech's brewery.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

A good market coat (biack,J SlO",
S1.25, Sl.75, $500, $2,5r. Wainwright,
312 Market street,
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

Call Mt the Bee II i've for coats co'''
styles and low prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
OD0y ol.25

gents medicated shirts aud drawers are
marvel of cheapness. Wainwright's,
3l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Terrapins.

T. A. Mcclure, at his fish stalls in
sth street market, has nice lot OF
diamond back terrapins for sale cheap.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Lcok Out for the Holiday n.

See the bargains III dress goods a
Russell's.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

AeWmarket aad LADgeBy Cooss
at lowest possible prices. WainwIight'a
3l2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

For bar gains in dry goods, WISH ~
Bee Hive, 3a6 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

1000 Mustache Cups just opened; Ut i.
prices ever known. DECORATIONS k's"
Lewis ko~, 415 King street. 4lb.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
FIT TIL EDITION.
LEVY COURf.
PsUeeeaipgs ~ ahis MePnIns,s
9DsalO0.


Aesal0n.
Pursuant TO adjournment the Isvy
Court met this morning, with President
ShallcrOss In the chair. On motion.
Nathaniel Williams, . memtar Of the
Finance COMMITTEES Of the Trustees OF
the Poor, submitted statement in
reference to the amount required to tide
the building Committee of the new
Almshouse over TO April 1st next. Tho
amount needed IL s$4O,O 900.
Mr.. Ellison presented resol utiOn in.
structing the attorney Of the Court To
enter satisfaction upon the bond Of
James Gray, tax collector for 1852.
Adopted.
Nj. silver presented the following,
which was adopted:
Resolved, That there be and 10 here.
BY appropriated for the maintainsnce
Of bridges and causeways In 81.
Georges Hundred 600, subject to the or.
der OF 6erick II. Shallcross.
Mr.. Silver, on behalf Of County Treas.
urer Herbert, submitted the following
report ~ to the amount 0f taxes paid By
the various County tax collectors to
date 4:
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Bee0lveA tAls pa,

at Pyle g Lichtenstein's, 2g6 Market
street, new invoice Of Ladies' Dolmans
1, large sizes.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

D0lmsns far Trimmed
$3.50, at Wainwrights, 3l2 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
NJ laHeR Coats
Ladies' Coats.

from 81 30 up, at Wainwright's, 3l2
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
Fur, Plush ami Astrak han

for trimming. Wainwright's, 3l2 Ma
ket street.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

A Plain White, 81 to 81.
An Ottoman Ground.
New figures in delicate shades of
Evening Silks, pink, pink and white,
&c, 81 to $l.25.
Crepe effect on pink ground, s..
Same on tinted ground, u to $5.
A richly delicate Cameo ground, $3.50.
Brocade to match, ~.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

On motion OF Mr.. silver, hecOfdor
Holcomb WAS heard In reference 10 the
need of new shelves In his office.
Mr.. holcomb stated that the shelves
now In the Office were nearly full. There
Ia space Of eight feet where new shelves
could be constructed, and these shelves
would hold large number Of books.
On motion Of Mr.. Silver the matter
was referred 70 the Building Commit.
tse
The same gentleman presented Pc.
tition from large number OF citizens
of New Castle, asking that the Court
take some action to transfer the old
Court House 10 the Trustees appointed
by an act OF the last Legislature, and to
put the building In such condition
that some revenue might be derived
from 1t.
On motion Of Mr.. Silver q committee
of three was appointed TO meet tho
Trustees OF the Building Committee.
Committee-Messrs. Silver, Shallcross
and Cheairs.
Mr.. Sharpless presented the following
which was adopted !:
Resolved, That william Herbert be
instructed to deliver the keys Of tho old
Court House A. New Castle to the trus.
tees appoin ed by act of the last Leeis'
lature.
On motion Of Mr.. Taylor, the court
proceeded TO the election of Jail Com.
missioner to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of l. X. F0ls. He nominated
John J. Gormely, who was unanimosly
elected.
Mr. Silver presented resolution to
the effect that the committee appointed
to view the repairs to the ST. Georges
marsh banks had attended TO their
duties, and before any further work was
done, they would ask for an eIniyed &C.
count. Adopted.
The same gentleman also presented
the following, which was adopted:
Resolved, That County Treasurer
Herbert be and is hereby authorized to
issue bonds to the amount OF S4O, 600 for
the benefit Of the Trustees Of the Poor,
and to advertise for proposals for tho
purchase OF the same.
The clerk of the Court was instructed
to notify Treasurer Herbert of the &C
tion of the Court.
Adjourned until December 18th.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

At
John Wanamaker's, S,
PHILADELPHIA.
TUESDAY:
There is no department
OF our Dress Goods to-day
that lacks completeness
The range OF excellent quail
ties in low-priced goods is
remarkable. Much Of it was
bought wisely in a temporary
depression, and could not
be imported now for from 50
to 100 per cent. advance on
what you are paying. This
is your opportunity. Look
ers-on are equally welcome
with buyers.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

John WANAMAKER.
A new Black Quilted Sat-
in, for the price Of the satin
plain.
Quilted in the newest designs, dia-
moncs and zigzags forming stripe.
Sold for 81. 80 per yard, elsewhere, the
ladies say. Fully q inches wide. $l.25
per yard.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
John WANAMAkER.

The Black Goods counter
is stocked up with more new
and desirable Dress Cloths
than we can touch upon !;
from ,36 to 81 inches wide,
soc to $3.50 per yard.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
That remarkable Cloth
Counter:
Seal Cloths At S14. All gone.
A new purchase-6O inches wide
at s.. 90, 500 and %. 90 per pard.
Stockinettes, 66 inches wide, $500 per
yard.
Velveteens, in black and colors, 80,
GO, rs cents and $1.cO per yard.
JOHN WANAMAKER.
Lace-loving ladies will
please note that we have the
newest styles, best assort.
ment and lowest prices in the
city, and your closest scru,
tiny Of the fact is invited fol-
reference in your buying
time.
John WANAMAKER.
Those White China Silk
Handkerchiefs for gentlemen
that sold out so quickly We
have again in fresh supply.
John WanamakeT.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27
John WANAMAKER.

JOHN WANAMAKER.
This will give an idea Of
the ripe chances now in
Silks
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

Wy TANTED-A SITUATION FOR A
w houseseeper. COOK or chambermad,
Call or address, M, 72o +. Seventh street.
L21 IT.
Daily Republican., 1883-11-27

VXYANTfD "A tEI Ltk TO STORE
w gDuds. between Third and Fifth sts.
and Market a d french. Appy to l. l..
ROW ll5 kink street. n27.3t