Daily Republican., 1884-01-30
FOURTH EDITION,

Eggs are very scarce Auu uhu ~
buyers 1t 48 and 80 cents per dozen.
Only ono drunk before the Municipal
Court this NOR ning. Ths usual hne.
But few persons appeared before the
ASSESSORS at the City Hall this morning
to get assessed.
Congressman Lore has introduced MS
bill to build the new Wilmington fosI
Office.
Samuel II. Baynard. who has been III
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James ". splcsr, . proa.tAess Wy !,
zen Of Laurel, died last Sunday, aesa "
years
It Ia said that the Baltimore b Ohio
and the Western Union Telegraph Com
pAnies are to consolidate.
Miss Anderson opened school Tor
calistbenic exercises for young ladies'
yesterday In the Institute building
which YVES we'll attended.
The Rev. W. X. Tubbs, . well'knovn
Methodist local preacher Of Baltimore
Hundred, died on Monday after pro
longed illness. He Was 63 years old.
A delegation In the interests OF Judge
Fishers appointment ~ the successor
of Judge Bradford, WAS at Washington
yesterday.
Special officer Thomas at the r. W:
& b. Railroad depot, recently found
three music racks and case containing
three handsome clsrionets,
Charles Mcguire, residing Of oA
Lombard street, had nail splint In hi.
thumb since last December Dr. BAL
extracted 1t yesterday.
Letters OF admit isrruion ware grant,
ed yesterday BY Res. ,er Biees 70 sam
10. Faulkner on the estate OF the
late Thomas Dorrall Of this city.
Henry w. Morrow, Of this city and .
member Of the Stats Temperance Al
lance, delivered very effective lecture
on Temperance In the N. T. church 81
Laurel on Sunday.
A private masquerade party wAs
given at Schuetzen Park, last night, by
the Norma Musical Society. Abou,
fifty couples took part, and . pleasant
time was spent
A delegation Of about thirty members
of Delaware Lodge, No. 1, l. o. o. f.,
paid frAtsrnal visit TO Upland Lodge,
| Of Chester, last evening. The visitors
were entertained in royal style, aud 70
. turned homo on . late train we'll pleas
ed with their trip.
Captain Annie Dipss, fss7 Nil
burn, Lucy Reed aud Af-aS 2sther,
members Of the Salvart:N 4 w, were
fined yesterday for v!ols# 50 tit~ ordi-
nance by parading tIs'sr'Ss u and
costs. at Bridgeportess
The hog cholsraAss a." ear.
ance in ditferect CSC
County, Va, in the past few days, with
very serious results. Among the shoats
intended for next years slaughter the
loss is greatest.
The February term Of the criminal
Court for New Castle County will open
on Monday next. Hon. G. B. Lore
expects to remove his law offices to his
new law buildings, in about ten days.
He will occupy the corner office
George F. Hartman, residing at 81
East Sixth street, slipped on the ice LAS
evening, at Sixth and Poplar streets
and cut an ugly cash In his hsad- ID
was carried into his sons drug store
lclose by, where restorstives were up
piled, after which he WAS taken home
The firm of Rigney and Stewart
ladies furnishing and dry goods mer
chants, 1852 King street, Is TO be dis
solved, aud Miss Stewart is TO carry or
1.-THE business At the old stand from tn,
18th Of March. Miss Rgney will oper
q store at No. SO Market street, nov
occupied by Victor DUPONT, Esq, a I
law Office.
| A farm in the town Of Elliot, Maine
has been the home Of nine generation
of one family, having been handet
down from father to son for nearly 25'
years. Upwards Of sevsnty-Hve chill
dren have been born and brought VI
there, and it is recorded that only on
unmarried person has ever died in 1t
excep, one child, who was accidental,
killed.