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mURSUANT to Ordinance of

MURSUANT to Ordinance of
g 10Th August 1874 it is hereby
made known, that [ have received
announcement, that JAMES w.
ROCHE Of New York has revoked
and annulled his power Of Attorney
dated 18th of February 1880, to
CHARLES RODGERS BROWN Of
st. Croix, and that said JAMES
W. ROCHE by power of Attorney
dated 2nd January a. c. has APP
pointed PHILIP L. ROCHE of
Christiansted to be his lawful
Attorney in st. CrOix.
Christiansted's Police Office, 21st Janu-
airy 1884.
J. DUUS,
, 1884-01-30
I'rOclalna.

ALLIE og Enhver, der MATTE have Noget
"a at fordre paa FplIesboet etter afgau9ne
Sadelmager JAMES DRUMNOED og tfter-
levende Enke HELENE DRUMMCND ind
kaldes herVed med 3 Maantders Nar>el til
at anmelde % beyisli@gj0re deres Kray for
undertegnede Skitteret.
ChriStianstqds Skifteret, st. Croix den
25de Januar 1854.
j, DUUS.
, 1884-01-30
50 HENHOLD til Anordn;n-en at

80 HENHOLD til Anordnin4en at
- lode August 1874 bek.jendt9j0.es
herved, at jeg har mod'aget Anmcl-
delse ON at JANES W. ROCHE
af New York har tiIbaeckaldt OF
annulleret den at liam under l2te
Februar 1880 til CHARLES
RODGERS BROWN af st, Ooix
meddelte Fuldmagt, SAINT at han
we'd Fuldmagt af Eden Januar d. A.
har beskikket PHILIP i. ROCHE
af Christiansted, til at vare hans
lovlige ~Fuldmegtig paa St. Croix.
ChristiansteGs Politikammer den eide
Januar 1854.
J. DUUS,
est.
, 1884-01-30
acknowledgements

JP HENHOLD til A~nordning af
90 lode August 1874 ekjvndtgj0res
herved, at ieg har modta4et Anmel-
delse fra Firmaet uASTERSON &
co. ON, at DR.. J. O. RAPHAEL
er bemyndiger til at handle og
m~derskrive paa Firnaets Negne
~saaveIsom paa Firmadeelta9erons,
Hr. i. MASTERSON'S Yegne un-
der dennes Fravprelso paa Ell Reise
til de forenede Slater.
Frederiksteds Po.itkammer den Tide
Januar 1854.
r. PETERSEN.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
EDITION,
fnaal CoQooltlon.

Three hundred feet Of snow sheds on
the Central Pacific Railroad, near Sum-
init, fell on a working train, and num-
bsr of Chinese laborers on Saturday.
Six Cinnamon have been taken out
dead, and FIVE others dangerously
injured.
A Long Island railroad train yester'
day ran into q buggy at . street cross-
ins In Williamsburg, killing DIR. =. M.
Fitzgerald, q well.known vetsrinary
surgeon, and Frank Lyons, proprietor
Of the Greenpoint and Now York Ex-
press. There are gates at the crossing,
but the gateman did not lower them;
He says "his time was up for the day.
A freight train on the Kansas City
Fort Scott and Gulf Railway ran into
a washout about forty miles west Of
Springfield Missouri. on Friday night
The engine and nine cars were demol'
ished, and tramp who was stealing q
ride was killed, another tramp being
mortallv wounded,
The wife of Robert Gill, inspector oI
the Canadian bank Of Commerce in TO
ronto, was killed while out riding Will
her husband, on Saturday evening, by
her horse failing upon her.
The bark Henry Warner, at Bostof
from Bueuos Ayers, reports that on I'M
9TH instant she Was swept by q neavy
sea, which did considerable damag'
and swept two men overheard.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
A MaIlcsOus Report.

MEssRs. EDITORS On last We'd
nesday evening the Criterion Dramatic
Company of Philadelphia gave a fair
performance in tie Opera House, ana
since that time the small scribe OF the
Morning News has been reviling the
company, and those who were instru'
mental in bringing them here. Now,
Messrs. editor, the persons who brought
them here think that it is an exceed
ingly small piece Of business in any
man to bum his way into an entertain,
ment and then give all hands connected
with it a bad name. l wish 1t, distinctly
understood that those connected with
that entertainment pay whatever bills
they may contract, which is more than
can be said Of everybody. 1t IL propaple
that the small scribe when he criticised
the performance in such an ungentle'
manly manner, was viewing 1t with
eyes bleared, and brain nuddled,, pn'
not with water or lie might not have
been overburdened with news that
night, as be was not much on the
street, and it would not have answered
to report the news from the places
where he spent his time, az 1t would
seriously interfere with his future
emoluments on his favorite lunch route
JUSTICE.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
An Egyptiaa Massacre.

CAIRO, April 20.-Owing to the snort.
ness of provisions a large number ot
refugees left Shendy a few days ago in
a steamer for Be:ber. The steamer ran
aground on sand bank near FL Boala,,
and was soon surrounded by swarms OF
rebels, who attacked the steamer on all
sides and massacred everybody on
board. The fueitives numbered 46o, In
Guiding a portion ofthe shendy garrison
and many women and children.
Nubar Pacha, the prime minister
fears that before long the spirit OF rebel
lion will reach Assonan. He has TO
cieved a desponding telegram from
Hussein Pacha, the Governor OF Berber'
who states that the attitude ofthe popu'
lation generally is threatening. He
expects that Berber will shortly be sur
rounded and captured by the rebels
who are constai Itly Increasing in mum
ber around tue town and threatening al
avenues of communication. Husseil
Pacha says that he will resign unlesl
troops are sent to assist In the defens'
of the town.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
WIN WIN he the Chleff

Mr.. H. r. Pickles desires II 70 DO
stated that he has not in any way AZ.
tenn pied to influence theMayor IN lavSr 70
Of the appointment Of his brother lach'
ariah for Chief of Police. 1t Is not dc
MED, how ever, that the latter Is anxious
to secure the appointment, and q NUMBER
of his friends who believe that ne woulu
make gooG Chief are urging the ap'
pointmsnt. .s,,o.o ~,
the nositiop. and SO are several persons
now on the force, prominent amongst
whom are Sergeants Hatton, Blackburn
and Mcconnell. The latest name men
toned in connection with the office II
that of Councilman Z. 9. Moore OF tn
sixth ward. The appointment Will o
made in all probability before the mlu
| die Of the week, and then the long agoh!
will be over.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
ssault and Battery.

Rachel Walker, colored, was charged
before Tudsa Cup.m!nc. this morning
with assault and battery on Mary Coch.
ran on the 18th Of April: 1889. The
alleged assault was committed during
fight which occurred at that time In
Hedgeville, when the complainant had
her leg broken, and was confined to her
bed for some months. Several OF the
parties engaged in 1t were arrested at
the time, and one who plead guilty In
the County Court was imprisoned one
month.
Somr of the others were tried befpre
Magistrate Cole, and their cases dis-
missed for want of evidence. Walter
Bacon, Esq, who appeared for the de-
fendant, claimed that his client was
among the latter number, and Squire
Coles docket was brought into Court to
su ubstantiate his assertion. The Judge.
after hearing the evidence, held the
prisoner in 5000 bail for futher hearing
on Wednesday morning.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
PLAYING Ball ON SUNDAY.

Yesterday afternoon officers Tucker,
Vickers, Cannon and Kirby made a
descent on a party Of boys who were
playing ball in South Wilmington, and
arrested Patrick O'Toole, Lawrence Nc
Kiguey, Patrick Gormley, John Stew.
ard, Michael Garvey, Thomas Cave
paugh and William Collins, ranging
in age from IL to 16 years.
They were locked up, and this morn
ing arraigped before Judge Cummins,
when the testimony Of the officers show.
ed that there had been considerable
complaint about the ball playing In
South Wilmington on Sundays, and that
last Sunday a number Of boys were
playing in the immediate vicinity of
Madeley chapel. Yesterday they were
playing near the ice house, and upon
0ue OF the officers informing City Solici-
tor Turner that there was no houses In
the immediate vicinity, he said that be
had very little sympathy with these
sanctimonious people who made such
fuss about nothing. 1t was shown that
Steward was not playing, and he was
discharged and the others sentenced to
pay the costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
TIL EDITION.
Pecksu Boa 0lTl.

A disgusting sight WAS noticed at the
p, w. b b. Railroad station yesterday
morning upon the appearance Of the
performers Of " Peck's Bad Boy, all
under the influence Of "bad" whisky,
with the exception of Miss Florence
Bate, who was unfortunately thrown
into such bad company.
The remainder OF the troupe, includ.
ing the bad boys ma, Miss Lutte Z.
Page, were very much intoxicated,
and only four Of the number were en-
abled to board the south. bound train
which left here shortly after 10 O'Clock,
while the others stood by and let the
train pass Q way without making an
effort TO get on board.
The young woman remained to take
care Of one Of the young men, whom abe
walked up and down the platform for
some time in her endoavors to sober him
up. The bad boys " ms {" was also left
behind, and presented . sad spectacle
" hen she tried to walk, and it was
humorously suggested by . lookeron
that hereafter she should take the char.
acter of " Peck's Bad Girl" The party
left behind departed on an evening
train for q southern city.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
Rsyistrar's Report.

. During the week ending at noon last
Saturday, there were 20 births, .
marriages aud II deaths reported TO
Registrar Frazer for this city. The fol.
lowing were reported as the causes OF
death :
Consumption, valvular heart disease,
old age and scarlet fever, two each !;
accidentally killed by fall, apoplexy,
bronchitis, Bright's disease, cardiac
dropsy, exhausting from abuse, heart
disease, meningitis and pneumonia,
one each.
Tie number of deaths during the cor
responding week in 1883 was 20. Two
b di were brought here for intermenf
three were sent away and one passeu
through the city.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
Cash Wants More Cash.

COLUMBIA S. G., April W.-Colonel
Cash. of somewhat unpleasant notorie.
ty, has sent an appeal to the editor OF
the Colunb bia Register for the poor peo-
ple of Chesterfield County. Already,
be says, there is cry for bread. ne
states that he foresaw the situation and
made arrangements with bankers IN
Columbia for a loan of $1,000, thai ht
might be in condition to assist those IL
need, hpt after his son shot the police
man the bankers broke tEeir engage
ment with Mira without assigning an!
valid reason for their course. He ap
meals to the readers Of tho Register fo
the loan OF 500, $500 or 81 900. IA
adds tina; his note or bond is good 10
thousands nf dollars.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
Dots


On Thursday Henry White and Ber.
nard McCrea will shoot at fifteen birds
for $25 a side at Centerville.
Seven passenger cars were shipped on
Saturday by the jackson & Sharp Com.
pany to the Rochester and Pittsburg
Railroad.
Home Life In Europe and Ameri-
ca" will be the subject Of John 4. Mich.
olson's lecture before the Unity club
on Wednesday evening.
The rite of confirmation will be ad-
ministered on Wednesday evening at
the church of the Redeemer by Bishop
Nicholson.
Officer Cathcart, of the police force,
created some excitement about 2.3O O..
clock yesterday morning by blowing
his whistle, while passing No. Ill
West Eighth street. He discovered an
open door and also an open wire door
screen and thinking burglars were about
the prem ises he sounded the alarm. An
investigation failed to find any marauc.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
Sunday School Officers.

New officers of Madeley M. e. Sun
day school were elected yesterday af'
ternoon as follows
Superintendent, Henry G. Conrad,
ESQ. Assistant Superintendent, john
yinson Secretary, j. E. Wicr Treas
urer,J. M. Winner Chorister, q. Pick.
els Orgapist, Minnie Powell Librar,
ian, John Brannan Assistants, Carl
Galloway, Edward Abbott. In the in
FAINT department Mrs. N. H. Curry was
elected Superintendent, with Miss Mel
lie Benson, Mrs. Mearns, Lima Dono
van and Jennie Conoway as assis
tantS,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
THIRD EDITION,
n. Wa Suu MARY.
more Marders - The P0canOnsss
Desd - Qnick Ifme Across the
6Icenu- Okher News.


Ocssu- Otber News.
wenty more bodies, nine OF which were
identit d. were brought out OF the foea.
hOntas mine on Saturday 1t Is thought
that only three OF four bodies remain In the
mine under fall Of coal in the farthest en-,
try. This would make the total nuinper OF
victims no. which is much less than al nrss
report. d. hll hEt three OF the leoovoIeu
bodies nave been buried in hill near the
village.
It's reported from Mount Sterling. Ken
tucky. that ]. ] Corneilson, who recently
horsewhipted Judge Reid, has published
a tatement declaring that the chastisement
was MT for dec sion rendered by the Judge,
but was for wrongs alleged to nave Deeh
done by Reid befofe he went on the Dencn'
and continued afterward down to . very re-
cent date.
The Guion Steamship Oregon arrived at
New York on Saturday evening, having
made the run from Queenstown to SANDY
Hook in6 days, 10 hours and minutes.
This is the quickest passage yet MADE acloss
the Atlantic, beating the best previous record,
that of the Alaska, Of the same line, Whicn
was days, q hours and minutes.
Latest advices from the British Northwest
show there is no ground for apprehension o.
further Indian troubles. The gathering OF
Indians. to tho number Of 1000, at trattle'
ford. is for the purpose of holding pow-woW
to force tina Dominion Government to give
them food enough to prevent them iron
starving.
james Richie, aged 50 years, harmless
lunatic, who was herding COWS on Ward
Island, New York, was murdered on Satur
day BY some thieves who landed on tht
Island from q boat. The murderers-JonI
Reilly, aged It, and Thomas brown -wef'
captured.
At New Castle, Ohio, on Saturday, thu
wife Of Solomon Horn fired three inehectua
shots at her husband and then shot hersei
and cut her throat Both are over % year
OF fage.
Augustus Roeftman, 81 years of age,
steerage passenger On tne steamer ruida ~
night Of the l4th inst. 1t is believed he wa
insane.
Justis Breitweiser, butcher, cOmmitte'
suicide by hanging himself In his cellar, Il
New York, on Saturday. He has suftere
from heart disease.
-Four thousand immigrants, OF whom 2,5C
we're Germans, landed in New York on SAT
urday.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
E1neer Annotated.

BERTHE Hayman, young girl employ.
ID in the Jute Mill over Eleventh street
bridge, had her right hard caught IN
the machinery an badly lacerated.. .She
sire and D.. g. W. misRpg OF
Tenth and Kirkwt cd streets SUMMONED,
who upon making an examination
found that 1t would be necessary to
amputate her little finger. DR.. Can't
well was called IN, and the two physi-
clans performed the operation in neat
and expeditions manner.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
Hama Loan Meeting

Friday evening, April 25til, a. Artisans
Saving Bank. Third series hrst run
out in 10 years, months, earning oyer
10 per cent. per annum for the STOCK
holders. Persons wanting to borrow at
a low premium TO obtain tor themselves
a home will do we'll to attend. Geo. W.
Bush, President ;E.T.Tay or, Secretary ;
John w Lawson, Treasurer.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
EOuud.

John r. Mari, the enterprising flour
and feed merchant on Second street,
had the good luck on Saturday even
ing to pick up thirteen dollars In notes,
near Parker's barber shop. He calico
at the REPUBLICAN Office this morning
to advertise the same. The owner can
get his money by dropping in at the
same place. 1t is good thing fol-
the owner that the amount fell into an
honest mans hands.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
EffactinS an Org ami zatiOn.

Henry L. Tatnall occupied the chair
at meeting OF the Delaware Artists,
Suciety un eatuIa. evening in c. :.
Hammitt's studio Among those present
were Rev. Alfred T. Scott, Henry
Braunstein, John e. Nicholson, G. s.
Han. mitt, j. T. Jones and Elwood Gar,
rett, No business was transacted beyond
that of organization, after which the
society adjourned to meet on May Sd.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
AN t:LD-TIME g
SCR EA En-

The clothing houses around town are
moaning ever he dull times. IL serves
them right Bow can they expect 10 se !
don't they core down to cost prices
The first loss Ii the easiest loss to bear,
and We fave marked every garment at
cost bpcause we fully realize that IL If
the Only way We can get clear OF our I'M
meme stock, and the consequences ERE
our .tOre Is crsrnmed from early morn
I'M, /, ycu c.,. ut cone any time II you
WGntto buy GlCtnug ut les than nan
the money you must pay other stores '"i
the rame guG"s.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
Horsewhipped by the Wife OF .
Rabbi.

DALLAS, Tex, April 20 This city
was set agog Friday night by 2 society
The wife Of Rabbi schni. OF
the Hebrew Synagogue, cownldso ID.
Hirschberg, an employee OF the dIy
goods house Of Sanger Bros. The casti-
cation occurred in front of the Mer-
Chants Exchange. The cause was the
part Hirschberg took against Schul In
tbe church scandal two years ago, In
which Schul was accused OK having
had scandalous relations with woman
named Flora Platt, but was acquitted
by the synagogue. Mrs. schul says
HIirschberg as the constant persecut,ol
of her husband, and had ruined tht
peace and happiness Of herself anG
children /; that she had ATTEMPTED
several times to cowhide Hirschberg
but her husband had prevented hsr
and burned one cowdide. Rabbi Schu
is probably the best known Hebrew
divine In the South.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
D,sorderly Con dnct.

Harriet CLARK, young white giri aDGus 'us
II wears OF age, was before Judge Cummlp'
this morning, charged with disorderiy Uon
duct 1t was shown that sne acted IN snwmy ,vy
men in South wilmington yesterday s""
the Judge imposed fine OF s2 ana cos'0'
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
John McClaferty,

100 EAST SIXTH STREETS THE
NDO place to spend your money. You
can buy cans Of red cherries for CSC, make
delicious pies; cans pears, ,25c.; cans plums.
sc; 2 lbs. evaporated dried pears, 25c.; z lbs,
prunellas. 25c.; lbs. OF finest French Piums,
25c. These plums are as large as small ap,
annIes. 25c.; 3 cans tomatoes Csc: 8 C Ms corn,
&c: good butter, 25c dried beef and sugar
cured shoulders at Wholesale prices. Fresh
eggs always on hand al IL Na.t ,,ixth street.
a1s-eOd.3tk ] ". WIEN.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
For thc Board ~ Education,

MEssRs EDITORS :--E,r member of the
Board If Education from the Seventh
ward, allow me to suggest the name of
William D. Pickels, of the Western end
of the ward. Mr.. Pickels has good
qualifications for the stfice S enthu-
iastic In the CAUSE Of ecucat on, rey-
resent the masses Of the people ard
is from section not hithe,to represent
ed in the Board. WEST END.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
Peck's bad 10y.

The comedy entitled "Peck's Bad
Boy" was presented at the Opera
House last Saturday night to q large
audience. There is no plot in the play,
but it is filled with uprOarious fun, ana
the many tricks played IN his -" pa
and "Ma" and the Groceryman BY
{" Hennery brought down the houAa.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
sure Cure for COrns.

Get your shoes from Lednum ~ Co;,
22l West Eighth street. A large sVocs
to select from. Prices the very lowesN
Custom work aud repairing done. fer
feet ft guaranteed,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21

A. L. Roberts, plain and fancy Dn Joo
printer, and dealer in cigars, tooacsu'
collars. cuffs and all the weekly papers,
northeast corner Front and Tatnal.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
The w cath er.

WASHINGTON, April q, a. m.-For
he Middle Atlantic States, light rams
and colder partly closdy weather.
northtaster,y winds and higher barome,
rer. Tomorrow promises to be cool and
fair,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
Remember,

That our business Is no prize ticket en-.
terprise. You receive the worth OF your
money in the hest tea and coffee at reg
isrer's, No. 9 West Sixth street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
A New Linz

Of Pantaloons just received at the yen i
tral Tailor Store, 7th and Market. fhND
CAESON. the Tailor.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
nnrs Choice Suit1ngs.

Just received ut the Central Iailur o.,
Store, 7th and Market. Come quloH
while the ball is rolling. FERD CAhsoN
Tailor.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21

Ut CfoNh p ''''f
Parlor and bedroom furniture, 2SO yards O
Brussels and ingram carpets, lounges, ex'
tension tables, silver plated goods, cuIierJ
positively sold, as we want TO close account
with the owner. Goods open for inspection
on Tbursday evening. SIIDHAM r. son,
ag.4t AucuOhoeIs.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21

Fem & Cos thermom e5er registered
yesterday, 60 degrees at 3 P. m, ol ~
.. H.. and So at 10p. m.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs
NroTICr-T JOHN CALHOUN, OWN

|NoTICE-i, JOIN naS.s CAIHogS'1 Ia 5iS '1wN Snruse
street, in the Fourth ward Of the city OF
" Wilmington, county of New Castle, and
4 Me of Delaware, In compliance with the
requirements o; the acts OF the GenerMai ~
hereby Give ! ct,ce inat shall apply In wri
tinx 10 the Court OF General sessions Of the
Peace and jail Delivery Of the state OF ie,a- Maa
dav. the i2th day of May, A. d.. 1854, being
thes ne xt term Of said cour,, for license i9r
said h0rse as an inn or tavern, Tor the SAFE
therein of intoxicating liquors Id less
nnantities than one quart, TO be drank on me
nrenjses. a. d the following respectable citi"
rens of said ward recommend the said appli.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21

NOR SALE - THE NEW -
story brick dw elltng, No. s32
Monroe street, containing seven
rooms and bath, open stairway with
saloon parlOr. All the mOder. con-
yenteuces. Can bo bought cheap.
IL ,uuvt be sold i'm two weeks. APP
ply 10 w. SCOTT VERNON, this Of
nee,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-21
L.adlea,

Pain, lasting, lace shoes, Sl.W' ~
Babcock's, 206 Market street.