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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
rns E,ssr Mrs, L,,s 4, Need.

Mrs. Elizabeth List, wife of Lewis
List, 1904 Walnut street, 10 In need Of
the necessaries OF lie. She informed .
Representative OF the REPUBLICAN that
At times she has not single mouthiul
in the house 10 eaton one occasion she
and her sister not having had any ythin Z
TO eat for nearly two days. This should
not be so in this city Of Wilmington ol
81, 900 protesting Christians.
Whatever may BE- said OF her hus.
band, nothing whatever can be said
against this poor troubled heart broken
woman. A friend" from the coun.
try, left an envelope at the REPUBLICAN
office, which was handed 10 her yes
terday.
If the donor could have seen her joy
on receiving the donation IL would have
done his or her heart good. Any pro
visions or money left At the REpuBLI-
CAN office will be promptly forwarded
10 this poor lady IN her attiiction. She
res ides in house partly owned By her
sister, who is quite aged, and who, some
weeks ago, tel! on the ice while she WAS
out collecting money TO pay her water
rent She is still a cripple from inju-
ries received The sister Is also without
money, aud being older than Mrs, List,
is dependent upon her.
Here then arr two old ladies Deepen
dent at the present time upon the
charities OF the public, None but the
most hard hearie,i, would say let them
70 to The County house al this time,
Humanity and merry appeal To a
generous public 10 support them now,
aud We ieel enuiient the appeai will
not pass uuhstSi@d
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
sarprfse Pa q,

Some ;sr4iy couple ~. .Aa.es a1t
gentlemen rue; - tA- - l-1-- Il Nj
Come On SLa-!Cru,,s avenue ~; evvr-
!lc, When they p-,s>etNl-. - IL -.
deace G.: Nj. and Mrs. NcNey, oG ~.
aware Ay-ua-, g;v. them cogu :. -'r
suVpg.>. A:'-T rL- u.gA, >A,ai4' ou>
'Cr S''tH arrA>'H~ 80 us-S - L&--,- .a
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pas'lIpe Ca;.' - C'c.ocS. Uh:1 they
sere united i@tc'a- d.aisE -gs.a wLe7e
abe ,1s!-I w.'l 22ACy - -" c.rS
;h,rc> .tfE.> - greeted 'e-.- -,r->
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they ,ss. r-ss--i j. &A-..lG at 4 a
s<>.~gaN r 1..- ~. .r-,l, l.Ea.F p-a>-!
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Tue concert Last Mig ght.

There was large atten ancr a. the
Charity Concert ~ n" Opera House
la>E evening. and aS was 20 be expected
the music WSs of the hieheS' order
Toe chor!s'ers numbering owe. one hun
d-at voices were seated a; = raised
platform ou the stage, aud the whole
entertainment was Eudey the able d..
r-ction II Professor Ehcsie-, with
Teri fGilm-r aud J. Il. ku-ts. ly.,
presiding AT The piano aui CaSr-uce
Shank A. OrEauisT.
The mastery manner IN which ;he
music was uasrt,! :, .'te;s the greatest
crr,il1 MT only on ;he performers, but
also on PnaL Rtois, :oT he r~r',, non
a,'aius,i III the few 7rheArSAs The
coueer' nstItd At.oal StsNl. which i: h~
divided h-twe-H the rrov!G-ut S,s-lety
AMI ths; G; =. y Ly-u; Ge Pau,.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
=
n~ash Of su o. d Couple.

NJ. Fa's {. Bradley, wealthy
rs;l7ri merchant; ~ N!.Sagkrx. hA.
wed happily for u.Auy years ~.;- -.
x'.r 81 ~ MY >.cr~7, ihST CITY. Iae
AG>ehr.. s-.d w!!s hNa t.-i GuG-- II.
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lrs >1S5-.y aii-. q t'c.p.k fA2-e.
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
prssnep 0arass'r views s6 Ts,e

Il
De otider night" began the presi
jdeut, as the club came TO order, "de old
man Birch cum ober TO my cabin AND
cried bekass he had not become = grea
an famous man Dot sot mo 70 tinkin'
Cicero was q great man, but cannot
find II on record dat he eber took any
mo- comfor dan Samuel Shin does.
Samuel has nuff to eat an drink an
war an of an ebenin' he can sot down
In snug co'ner an eat snow apples an
read the paper. He am harm less 10 de
community as he Am. Makea great man
Oh him an be might invent new sort
ob religun or originate q new theory In
politics, or do sumthin' or other 10 upset
de minds OBJ half de people.
Demosthenes was great man, but
| can't lind dat coal dealers collector
could put his hand on hfn who wanted,
as he kin on Giveadam Jones. You can't
find dat his wife was q good cook, or
dat be had q bath room In his house, or
a cupalo on his barn, or dat he relished
his dinner any better dan Brother Jones
does, while he had de same childlains,
an headaches. an Nightmares. As
Giveadam now ibis an circulates, chill
dren kin play with him, wood piles In
his nay borhood am safe, an mo- dan
one poo fam 'ly am indebted TO him fur
a shillin' in money or basket oh 'tafers.
Make him great philosopher an who
kin tell how many rows an riots, an
broken heads could e laid at his door.
plato was a great man, but | can't
find dat he was fed on partickler fine
beef or mutton, or dat his tailor gin |
him an exera fit, or dat hA got discount
when he bought ten pounds of sugar all |
AT once. When Waydown Bebee gifts sot
down In front Of his cook stove, wild a
checker board on his lap an y painful
ob pop corn at his right hand, wild
five pickaninnies rollin ober each other
on the foo be am takin a heap mo-
comfort dan Patio eber dreamed ob
He has no sorin' ambishuns. He neither
wants to save the world nor spile 1t.
He makes no predictions for people to
worry ober, an his theories nebber jar
he dishes OF de shelf Make him a
great man an his comfort an happiness
iy away, an he sot himself up to teach
IN command an be"um every body's
n
"De man who sighs 10 trade fair
wages, warm house an peaceful
l'arthstun for the glory of Bonaparte,
IN dolt.
DE man who sacrefcss his clean,
umble cabin, his easy old coat, his
o'ncob p. e,an' his pi cher OBJ cider for
e CAB OBJ An orator de delushuns OBJ a
trades his taters fur wind
III apples Let us proceed to bizness
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
AT
VIM, B, SHARP'S,
Fourth and Market.

We take pleasure in an
Inounclng our removal TO our
new store. Fourth and Mar.
ket streets, where we will
be glad TO WELCOME our
friends and customers. either
as purchasers or visitors.
We shall do our best to
serve you promptly and
carefully, ard as well as we
can until the whole machin,
cry OF the store gets in iull
working order.with the com
| Ip!et.oa Of our basement.
| Our silks, dress fabrics.
prints, woolenS, notions,
laceS, underwear, sloves,etc.
will be found complete on
1.-The 'lrst floor and until our
basement is finished our do
mestc department OF mus
I'ns, sheet.nsS linens, ian
ne!S, napkins towels, and al.
house;urnishjnS goods Q.
that description viii have 10
encroach for the present up
on oUT secorG "oor carpe;
room.
Or carpets. Of. cloths and
Imar7insS will be found in
great aSsor:men. on TIT Sec
ord ana third doors.
We have made large pur-
ichaSeS o! new ana elegant
goods for all the depart
ments, which will be { pene j
daily as they arrive.
O.. large and We. light
ed store will give srea, sat
lStactoC 10 our customers,
and a. ample opportunity.
tor ar .rtriGS and careful
selection OF al wearing and
household Dry goods and
carpets.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Hunting work.

Last evening asa rtr'esrDIi.'
the REPUBLICAN Vas STAINING u
Chi { OF Police office. seven ao'r"
men came in and ask-i u r "
modatsi with lodging. ID"
taken hack TO one CT the co';I 'OAD
they removed their coats to ~ y
lows, and prepared ior njshi.A
the floor. The met did not aEl
appearance of TIE generally :"
aud the reporter upon il4IN! 4
that they were labOring mru %
for work. They seemed ve'y "
to know ifthere was any chiaM
tanning work in this city, orc
railroad, and one Of them co1f
that the employ meut OF ~ IiI
laus, had been the means o' Wv
numbers out Of work
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Family Re.uniop'

February 2lst, 1854, being y, :,
tieth anniversary Of The u',' AZ
Mr.. aud Mrs. David 7 oI'Fs ~,
>nI p plar street. the EVEN a
DGalru l.st evening by '".S ~,
lug ot relative. and 'rienA'' Nv" W.
mu>lious house b-iHg ME-. =.
flowing ~ith;helmmr!'''t "''
OF the family. ..r,s
A sun uptuous trpa'h F'F Al
expert caterers, va, i,c"'r.. I'D
Ai,er parraking Of th" b'rp's a
the guests repaired 70 iH' l% ,,l
a few hours weie p'H''" 90 ,i|
v,rsaieu. Whrn the f'r7'S, \
departure, one aud 81 T'' \.
manning year, of Nj ana ." ,r.
10 be many, Joyou" ara
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Personal,

" /! PrTklus" says he did no. Der.
-3aa.y known Coione! Hunt, Of Michi,
Eac, who b@queathei him, " Josh Bi|.
i1E., and the mother Of Artemus
"A!d sjaU each. A war ago,
however, he says, " receiyN q let.
i~7 from him requesting me- 10 send
A;I ;1o Of my numOrou. works.
did -. and added copy OF josh Bil.
Ints and a biography Of Artemus
ward. ltihe Dews is true shall con.
~ With josh Billings and se- wha,
sha; Se can do towards houoring Col.
'cs. HGut'> neuCry.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
MONEY TO LOAN,
SoNh LOANED On YIKST
AoR16AGE. IN LARGE OR SNAIL
AAoCNT>. AT Low RATES OyIx.
IEkEAT. Apply To
i 7. HAWKINS 4 son
~ Magae. >.Ira.
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
MARRlAGHN.

rAYLOR-R RoBlNSoN-o February 2lst
lssI, at theresidence Of Wm, y. Robinson
Esl corner Of Third and Market streets
by the Rev. :. Richards boyle, Mr.. George
II. Taylor and Miss Emma Louisa Robin.
son. Of this city.
AUSTIN N-WALkER-ln Wilmington, on
February 10Th. by the Rev. l. NJ. ha'de-
man. Mr.. william II. Austin and Miss
Hsrrie, Ann walker, both OF Wilmington,
Delaware.
MpEFiT -- ENGLAND - 10 Philadelphia,
on February 2ist, lSs+. by Rev. Enoeh
Stubs, Mr.. Levi MOttt and Miss Florence
7. Eng land, both Of " ilmington.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
.F|F 7 h EDITION.
MUNICIPAL IO,R,
This Nor ,isg's Ssss,oD,


coihi This morning. session o, 49,.
Court was Opened at 9 o'r, Naa4s
Judge Cummins on tho cock, M
colored boys, about ls v,A, orLcA, Al
icy. and a white boy aborf ' :, y1la "
age, were charged with ya,,.' .t yeaa
were arrested last event. '"acy. ID
Vickers. while sleepin," Oy Css
works. They all said thsy At S,l las
ID this city, and after sons nid hoss
depart. were ailOsd
Deputy Attorney-Gsn.,,
MED an information cbsr,,, a. Ia,
Brien With committing an Du'Isns ,s VI
battery on George W ,'sauts
Wednesday evening, Febr"a,an'aI 10. o.,
Cummins was sworn ''aa'y a lst
that ON the evening in q ap..,'ar "uu Ssx
standing on the corner If 'nu Es
Market streets, when Mi.. una uIuIa Y
wards came along and .poss n'aa.l u
and he walked along srr.r.S D"r % y
to shipley, up that str4., FN'1 t's
thence up TatnalI to bear ar; MIMI n Ll!ta Y
be was struck by som4 one ,''"tL ,"s,h< VI
ell senseless. WHEN h. r,c. ,rn Aiei
man was standing over him. '',pvs's I'VE
voiver, and Threatened IN " "NAiA
he did not know who a,,,"'',', ,",% Y Y
until the next FIida,, u h." ny" p.
mitted 1t. -" " p'lel
Harry sharpley, Esq, spp-,,a
the defence. and on cro.. ~ ry,a'a y,,'1'
To draw out III. I.a. .a
CumIhins wssa married ma, '4a y
been warned by Rrien 10 T,m,' a,aa
from Miss Edwards, who ,r,ji.. u ~,
has resid'd for some time IN % D..
family. Cuminius denied b+irgr'l Dla
and his wife, who was y ...n, IsIns .a
not lived with him Tor a o,s w.
burst into tears. Mr. sha.pl-y S,is "
marriage certificate, which, aox.rs m
not admitted rs evideEc. ''
Several other witursss. .,.,,
he mother OF the compIaip,a, '.J s,I
physician who attended 5,n "
allied TO show the extent oiE,,i,,'
md the condition lie wa in .t.
.aiGe home. W"
Miss Minnie Edwards ..,tjssd !,
he r-s - with Mr.. and Mr. b..
nd lnA' on the night in ,gr,,i1
vas passing Seventh and Mark.,ts
hen sAs spoke 10 a grn,Ipm,n J
iumm:Bs came up TO hr- and ri,
long until the Assault wa, coumn.
'he warned him that lr.rn p,,nII
' hip him. and said he had br,,rrn
is wife and child, hut br l-p,d \,
larried.
Cummins had frequently bh,
er and Mrs. BrieL on tue ,,rr.,
hey hul complained to Mr. Br,
nat is the reason he thrrarpn.imI,
i'm. When she told Cuumlp, M
al better stay away from her M,
t was not afraid u Briru. A, mn
nocked down six men at ouc.
iw Mr. Brien when he struck d
Iins h. struck him three 81 ,ogyrs
ld told her o 60 home.
After arguh Mt by c1au~i ID
ummins said the iacIs .gOwu
q assault had been committed vi
: did not think was conn pf-,v
ID, and he would impo,~ TO. 4
I'd costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
A theekN ThIef.

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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
ne " eASheF.

oAeS - lie Gle. S.SLA o.
" sshirs-&-, February =. -
st- IT, M.G&sS A'.AGi.t >,A..>
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Perenpe~ry sale.

Heald & Co. will sell tomorrow Of.
ternoon at four o'clock four brick
dwellings, two Of which are situated on
Lincoln street, and two on South Jack.
sou. All who wish 10 invest In real es-
tate should make II a point to attend
the sale. For particulars, see adver-
tisement in another column.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
DEATHS.

MILLER - On the 10Th inst, Harry Elmer
only son OF harry Il. and kehs'ca NJ iller
aged II months and tiye days
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
vite,t ~ attend the funeral from the residence
OF his parents, III Newport, lei, on Sunday
Afternoon st Two O'Clock, without further no
tice, lutermtLt at st, James Cemetery ia
Newport.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

Patents 6rAprs1

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:. 70. r...--,
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
Animal I.spt''''

Next Friday ereniat 'n' "A
uitl.e of City Ctun'" 'r. w." A
houses oi rhr Fire Con l'"" I,.d
city, and make the ah1r'' .,' ns
Of the huilding,, app''''1,, '',@1sp,S|
The committee vii 'e "',,'I y, Isdl
nun Der Of iurited eor>S'
representatives Of ,Arlfe'"
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
A Duel That Dtd Not rake Place.

4 Duel That Dtd Not Take Place
PARIS, February II The ditti 'ulty
bel ween NJ. Mei>sonier and NJ. Meyer
the art critic ot the Gau.ois, has been
smicahly adjusted through the denis
OF NJ. MriS>onirr that be had made
certain reflections upon NJ. Meyer Thi.
difficulty grew ouI OF the discussions
about y Melssouier's now famous por.
trait Of Mrs Mackay, concerning which
that lady has been in dispute with the
artist NJ. MsissouIer took oftens- ~
certain remarks in !he G.ulois and
wrote 10 the editor, stating tina: II he
were rtty instead OF seventy .ihre- he
would challenge NJ Meyer, NJ Meyer
replied that NJ Ne,ssonier's son should
take his fathers place sui announce
his Intention OF seEiing friends 10
arrange duel With the yodng-r Meis-
soni-r. II now appears that the affair
has been settled by re,ractious from the
painter, who fell himself the sgltiev~i
party
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
The Great
Need

For the month of February i!
Trowsers. We tell the stor,
daily in selling
Mems Bargain Trowsers al
SI.75, So, $3.50
S.. $3.50 and $4..
20.
Large Boys Bargain Trow
sers at $3.50, s.,
$3.50 and s..
Small Boys Bargain Trow-
sers at 81, SI.25
and SI.so. Many
Of them are made
Of remnants Of very
fine goods, and you
have the chance of
getting your little
boy a pair of Trow-
sers at less than
half the cost of the
cloth.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
She " PORK

Henry Lind, Jr, ''',,' NJ. "a,
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WILSON'S
UkDEnIlklH6 ROOMS, els KING STREET,

The mrs, To successfully introduce Arteria
Emaslming IN this city. Having studiet
under the most sSillhal German emhslmel
in this country, and with his private formu
la and four years Of practical experiences
with all kinds Of eases, make a speciality oi
preparing snl Seepng bodies WITHOUT
lCE, and at preparing bodies for shipment ta
all parts Of the country.
TELEPhuNE SIGNAL, lSs
OPEN ALL NIGHT.
J. A WILSON. Funeral Director.
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22
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con, uu- with inrFr1'1DD'- w M u,
service tl!is eSeUll- '",,r.Jr
ty Rev. Marcus A BOW
cordially Invited
Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

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Daily Republican., 1884-02-22

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The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1884-07-04
Richest Girl in the World.

Washington Republican: The richest
little girl in the world is the seven-year
old daughter of Capt. George H. Per-
kins, of the navy, who is we'll known in
this city. She is worth $1,000, 900 IN
her own name, the amount having been
left her recently by her grandfather,
William T. Weld Of Boston. MI. Weld
was the father of the little girls mother,
and when he died four heirs, including
the child, came into possession of the
bulk Of his fortune, $4,000, 900, which
was divided into four portions. The
sum of 500, 900 and a valuable residence
in Boston were bequeathed to Mrs. Per-
kins, wife of the captain, and 500, 600
annually to be used in caring for the
little millionaire heiress until she reaches
the legal age and claims her millions.
This makes Capt. Perkins income in
actual cash $4,000, without including
his government salary, Dr. the rental from
his magnificent residence in Boston.
Secretary Chandler recently character
lied the story that Capt. Perkins had
resigned from the navy to look after his
estates as untrue, and said that he has
been ordered to duty on board of the
steamer Hartford. The captain applied
for one years leave, with q view of res
igning at the end of the year. The de-
partment, however, declined to grant
the request, as he had been away from
duty for two years. The secretary said
the captain was n Of the best officers
in the service, and that he would not
resign, because he loves sea life toe
we'll.