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Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
Louisiana EIectiOn.

NEW ORLEANS, April Z2.-1he election TO-
day was Unexpectedly quiet, c0nsiderin< the
about bloodshed and trouble for the past week;
At one time, however, tue itualion looked
critical, when in this city the ring Democrats
resorted to one of II. lr old methods. Not
withstanding they had agreed that it was
proper tor the May or to appoint an Inspector
OF el. ction AT each prec net, they this morning
excluded The men appointed, r., where some
had obtained adns ion to the poll ny PAGES,
This evening the May n oraere the Chief Of
Police TO relnstaic he men If required Tn
insufiicienttO call the citizens to his assis-
tapct. This, however, "a fortunately ac
c0mplished without n 80 ftic'. This trouble
and the rnmu's of distnrnaEc had the effect
of ueterring many persons fron, going 20 the
polls and tn" reshlt W much lighter vote
than was expected. III" total vot will be
pectedly light, and the Democratic majority
f. ne State ticket will he over lO,UO In the
city, except for Governor,
oona "A. tevensvn, Jne Republican candi-
date for Governor, ran well ahead or his tick
ct, receiving cons de able support frGm the
merchants, clcrh a'd yo.eTs engaged in COM
mtrrial bu inrss.
Th,. Republican vote in this country will also
he much arger lhal was expected, while the
Democratic v.it' is ilght. Baton korge, hitch
always mas been itcmocrstic, Is close, with
Felciant wncre IN I.76 not Republican vote
was ,iOl,ed, th4 rpubiicans cary ward one
and v IL get one-il i-d the v te of the parish.
Nom ws h,e vtt been criv from the 9ugt
disl let ot tht state, and it will PROBABLY bt
several davS l. fore the lult result is known.
IN ali the aFi5.e, stevenson run well
ahead of hi, tic ct Returns come In slowly,
hut ell" gh d . nn's at handto indicate that
tGc i'cino ratio majoritc' Will b" material y
r-'uCed and viii ne % 20 y, "r possibly even
una that figure IN sew Orleans me regular
ID mocratic municipal tic .eE. h "a red by j. V.
Guillrtte ele ted by about o . majority.
with tre execution, possibly, bf Tultr, wnt
4, beaten BY delaney, the work ingmen's and
indcprn0 I candidate Tor sheliif 7 e lick
e, are o scra chcd that viii be pcrhap, two
davs before the entire vote Is counted.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
Board OF Heath

The regular weekly meeting n a
Board Of Health was held last ev.,'. ~ "
with President Bush in the chair y,
all the members, except Mr., Es,a.|
present. The usual number Of nnI,.,
Ces were reported upon, some Of ri.|
have been abated and Others are l.a1
abated.
The Treasurer was, on motion nm,
GawthrOp, instructed to ask CouDds1
$500 Of the amount appropriated fr
use Of the Board.
Martin Keogh complained that w.t.
lowed into the cellar of the city ha |
from the cellar of the adjoining ma,
ses belonging'to Philip Plunkett,s ANN
latter entered complaint that tie vrS
flowed in his cellar from the hotel N
Grimshaw and Mr.. Gawthrop wenn
pointed q committee to examine 4
premises of both parties.
A complaint was received from Jua
+. Carpenter, that the sewer 90 T,ya
street between Poplar and win
streets was stopped up with flh Nd
the secretary was INSTRUCTED to ndt
all owners of the sewer to have tlspt
sance abated at once.
A complaint was received lrCm Hsi
Shields about filth being depo.l.ed d
Reed street, and the matter was rst,ra
to executive officer Schultz. Tk4hI
lowing bills were allowed Jaua
Stuart, So s. r. Ware, $40
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
A Question Of JurisdictiOn.

This morning Deputy Attorney Gene
raj Turner filed an information before
Judge Cummins in the case of Rachael
A. and Mary Aun Walker, both color
cd, charged with committing an aggra'
vated assault and battery on Mary
Cochran last April.
AS soon az the information was filed
Walter Bacon, Esq, who appeared for
the prisoners, moved to quash it in the
case OF Rachael A. Walker, on the
ground that she had already been tried
and acquitted for the want of evidence,
and also, that the act creating the
Municipal Court had not taken effect.
The Court had no jurisdiction to try the
case now, and in the case OF Mary Ann
Walker that the Court has no .jurisdic.
tion. The Judge appointed Saturday
morning to hear argument in the case,
and the prisoners were released on
furnishing $500 bail each.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
steamer Launched.

One of the iron side-wheel steamers
now being built by the Pusey " Jones
Company for a Brazilian steamship
company was successfully launched
Tuesday morning in the presence of
Captain Hoeptner, representing the ow-
ners, and few invited guests. The
boat glided gracefully from the ways
into the waters of the Chtistiana and
was chrstened the "Apuriuam." She
is the second vessel launched of the
four now being built by this firm. Her
dimensions are Length, 100 feet; beam,
80 feet depth Of hold, 8 feet 6 inches.
She will be furnished aud equipped as
a freight and passenger steamer and
willpl on the Amazon river. The
third craft is nearly ready TO lauucb
and the keel OF the fourth will be laid
in short time.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
Iuspec,inx tho sewer system.

Yesterday the Street Committee Of
City Council, accompanied by Walter
Cummins, ESQ.,, proceeded to Atlantic
City to inspect the West System OF sew
erage, that is being constructed the re
and which it is proposed to introduce
into this city. The work as far as com-
pleted was Inspected by the committee,
who were much pleased with It. The
President of the Board Of Health of
Atlantic City stated to the visitors that
he had opposed every system of sewer.
age that had been proposed previous to
this, but he was so well satisfied that
the West System was as near perfect
as it was possible TO make 1t, that he
had cordially endorsed it. The commit
tee will in few days haze sample of
the pipe used by the company, and 1t is
probable that they will make a report
10 Council in few weeks.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
Deaih Of Miss Cox.

Mis- Sallie Cox, the 17.year.old
daughter of Joseph Cox, residing on
East Sixth street, died yesterday after
a long and painful illness, the result of
d singular accident. A year or two
ago she had a small breastpin in her
mouth which slipped down her wind
pipe, and caused a supperation of the
lungs, that developed into consumption.
She was attended by DR.. Tomlinson,
and several other physicians were call
cd in consultation, but their efforts
proved fntile.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
FlF I'll EDITION
keferee TriaI

Some time ago William =,
o. this city, contracted wi,h ~ y, cc,alats
Guyer, manager of tho 'n w C;iharsS
branch Of the ThiladelphiaW WSiH,npss v
sey Telegraph Companyp pA%~ nt NerJs
sns sn1s E' cry Is on the second % aoos Gso y
oOo Market street, to teach s hjs q
art and mystery Of telepr,"ninIs nIs ooa i
cd. "'e' he had san
Mr.. Valentinepaid Guyer,,, H.,
his son was with him thras n,s'o Outata
misconduct. Guyer dscljna3 .9' alsn
state him. and refused to reIuu, Ou % ', 's
so Mr.. Valentine brought t'sn% .ni, 1ea
Squire Vandegrift to receve, Owe IdI' ,ha sh
The case was heard y,st4rdan ,Le ll0.s
noon before John pugr, Tt",yy uay a's
Ogls and James l.. Devon 'uoll@ aD
when Mr.. Valentine was rrD,slss rs ,s'ss
by BENJAMIN Nields, E.o ''p,stls sns \.
Gnyer by l.. g. Vandeprjfi E' "nQ "
AZ 49,, Va INC ease were STATED a.,
M Mr. NieIds contended that no %d "i.''
duct had been committed, and nd ,1s, ,I,ss
the defendant had violated d, ,h1 'la
ment he should be compelled ' "a ,ss', aS
the money paid by Mr.. vale,tiDss' s'''a
These charges wete denied 10 ,
VSndegrift, for the defence W.!
tended that the boy had no, con1,.e, "IT %
himself In a proper manner nis AND "
az the contract was annuled n,.
his misconduct, the plaiptjt, v.. ,s''aa
entitled to recover. W"
The case was submitted to tNe ,a.
ees, who after short consulate, All ''a
dered a verdict in favor of Mr. w NJ
tine for the full amount claimed .a ~
costs. w
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
THIRD EDITION.
hxk en- UD.

LONDON, April 22.-At 9 80 O'Clock
this III rniug an earthquake shock OF
considerable force was felt in the east
ern cornties OF England. Localities
in Essex and suffolk were the scenes of
greo est disturbance. At Ipswich, the
capital OF Suffolk county, the shock
was ~ severe that the walls OF the
houses we're perceptibly shaken, plates
were ra,tle,I, asad SELLS rupg The peo-
ple have been tuIown into such u state
of CONSERVATION that business Is for the
time suspended.
The shock was still more severe at
Colchester, in Essex. The cOncussiOn|
lasted half minute. The first symp.
toms was . deep, rumbling sound, por-
tentious and awe-inspiring. This was
speedily followed by q quaking and
shaking OF all the buildings. The
church bells sounded as though swayed
by unseen hands. Tho tall chimney
stacks Of the factories crashed in ruins
to the earth, and other lofty structures
were destroyed. The spire Of one Of
the largest churches in the city, 100 feet
in height, fell with an awful crash to
the ground. In one part Of the city fire
was caused by the shock. The damage
in the town is estimated at $4,000.
In the private houses the greatest
confusion prevailed. Tables were over
turned, chairs fell upon the floor. The
China and glassware in cupbOards rat.
tied together and were frequently shat
tered, while pictures aud other orna.
ments upon the walls were loosened
from their fastenings and fell to the
floor. The people were terror-stricken
and rushed shrieking into the streets,
where their cries and pale faces made a
most impressive scene.
At SOuthend, the watering place
near the mouth Of the Thames, the
earth trembled for miles around. The
windows of many dwellings were brok-
en- and chimneys were dashed to the
earth.
The wave passed from the south tc
the north. The Globe says that the
shock was felt in the Strand, London
A business house, it asserts, was per
ceptibly rocked, 80 much so that the
employees were affected and rushed intt
the streets.
Later advices indicate clearly that
Colchester was the centre OF most serl-
ons disturbances. 1t is impossible as ye
to determine the extent of the damage
In some streets traffic has been forbid
den for the present, as the buildings
have been so badly shattered that they
are considered dangerous to life ant
limb. The side walls of houses near Col
chester were shaken out.
In London there were numerous in
dications of the proximity of the earth
quake. The telegraph instruments wer'
shaken, and the shock was distinctly
felt in Cheapside and Fleet street.
LONDON, April 23.-At Colchester I
child was killed and woman's skull
was fractured. The woman is in pre-
carious condition.
The fine old parish church at Ian
gershee was demolished, and the plac
looks as if it had been bombarded.
An invalid at Wivenhoe died from
terror. The damage at Wivenhoe alon
is $4,000.
At Coggashall a number of schoo
girls rushed panic stricken into tn
street, and many Of them were crushed
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
TestsnC UOad M%"

Street Commissioner ;.b nb0sa saapsdiI ii
Councilman David n. olit o,,'art Msndt
tended o trial test Of the Isi',"",nrpd
hall road machine, man'lts'rry Mi. rry,
William s. Bullock oi tnl' !,r made
Monday last, the test a. being ,gxn%p ' %
Vandeyer avenue. Tn LanvI a" i.r aa'
chine will be given u VA. i" "morspg !
and the best machine ''[ +. TJste-n's
upon. The trial OF the '''"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
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Irng sale IN cap.

The new, two. storr brick house. No.
S32 Monroe street. The best Of reasons
tor selling. The house is in first class
order, and will be sold for SlO0 less than
it cost the owner. The Deighborhood is
gool ard healthy. A good chance fer a
young couple about beginning house
keeping Little cash required. Apply
at, resiueuc or this Office.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
A Horse Driven Nearly to Death.

Last evening two young men hired a
horse and carriage from +. q. Moore's
livery stable, Fourth and Orange
streets, for the purpoGe OF taking a
drive, and when they returned at a late
hour tn. animal was almost exhausted,
he having no doubt been driven a long
distance aud very hard.
The horse was in great misery all
nights and this morning was'unable to
stand upon his feet. 1t Is doubtful
" whether he will recover from the effect,
of the drive. The owner of the animal
should make an example of the parties
who used him in such a manner and
they should be severely dealt with.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
viii Go TO jail.

Mary Kelley. the wife Of the th
petldler, was before Judge Cumala
this morning charged with being drEit
and disorderIy. officer Raymond mad
the arrest, and when he was giving
testimony he stated that he found ID
on Tatnall street very drunk and ra'
ing a disturbance. "That's d-dAA
said Mary, sotto voice. and toElu1sal
for her the } udge did not hear it
When the officer concluded bis x'
mony she begged the Judge to let
go, a. she was only hunting her u
man." but as she has frequently m
before the Court fine oft3 aud @1
was imposed. i" How much did ~
give me,?" inquired the prlsoHS %
upon the Judge repeating the a11
said, ooh murder, don't do tI
The officers had consideraa MS'
in taking her from the dock, nj M
ly removed her by force. As wv
at all likely that she will be aSApr'
the fine she will go to jail,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
A ROy Badly IN jured'

Harry Stradley. aged about lO!em
severely injured this morning 81 M
street below Second. He was pIa!lM
In the street with number ol YIaa M
when horse and loaded wagon dIta ~ Y
c0lored man, was coming down us h.~ aS
The boy m dc an effort to get Oat oI ,a., |,.
and the driver endeavOred tO:top !lt ,N pn ID
as IL WAS down grade at thlspollI % N
could not be stopped, consequent! | .% NJ
was knocked down by the ho'se Ial ,a M
VIII ,els of the heavy wagon stfog. W IN
bruls,ng Il considerably. The th,a ,S' III
ont u the lad to get out OF the WI! t,gul
paid no heed to the alarm and t "s ' Is.c \
down as stated. He was c4fI'eu .I , nd
WAITS dry goods store near ,y ala ao,a
sicinn summoned. who dressed the 'V''"
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
KUtghts 81. Lawrence Reception

Next FRIDAY evening, April 25th, the
fourth grand reception of the Knights
of st. Lawrence will take place. This
will surpass all other previous balls
given The Knights will wear their
military uniform. Each lady in the
grand march will receive a handsome
program. Professor Ritchie's orchestra
will give a concert before the march,
The following are the managers :
Master of Ceremonies, VIM. Keogh ;
Floor Manager, M. J. Coniy; Assist
an 8, j. McIntee, 7. +. Martin, j.
Finley. Cards of admission, 81, 90; ad.
mission to balcony, 10 cents. The grand
march will start at 10 o'clock sharp. 1t
will open with full brass band.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
u,xfaricaI h0cltty

The Delaware Historical socI,S j, SshSl
a meeting on Monday eyeHlns,", T. ans n
Judge Wales presided, R nn.S. Jot1
members were Drs. Wales nu,a W,au|
son and Csrrow, secretary, .osos WV I
Trra.nr.r IRE Rringhurst and Gs"ts .,"a, t,
Bush, Jr. A.u'nher OF rt aon",sVG ,"ss G,rs|
were reported by Libr1Ii,a ,th.a,, 'Va'a q B
who reported that the la"'h! ne" hc!'ss
society now contains II, O6o Wo''
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
A COlOred Mans Wlndf fall.

William Pierce, colored, of this city,
has beer notified that an uncle of his
named El ward Lee, who died in Cam
den, N. D., the l4th Of last February,
left him legacy Of $500. He has
placed the matter in the hands of an at.
torne. in this city, who will collect the
money and invest it for his benefit.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
Ward VI eefinsS'

Democratic ward meeting ifno|Ei'sst:y $:
nounced to take place as as,,aavrwelI, u,
evening by william j., MnAs' Houss 1al
ward, at the Dela"a1r1o 11,nna, i Weosa''
ward by William Hama, d1rav srslls
Engine Houae. Lo.lnC ..lss Cannon q
Second ward, by Charl1' and WI
FELTON, House, sec9nu Nv william
Bleyer, at No. 6O2'a MA'N
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
DEGISTER'S ORDER.
~ REG ISTER'S OFFICE,
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. DEL,

Ap!1 In lSS4s
Upon the application OF j. Frank BkRs,
admin'strator of henjamin Beatty, late OF
Christjana Hundred, In said count de,' ased,
II is ordered and directed by the Register that
the sdmi 1strator aforesaid give noti OF
granting OF Letters OF admi istration upon the
estate of the deceased, with the date o! grant
Ing thereof, by causing advertisements - he
posted within forty da from The date OF sucl
letters in six of the mos. public Ilaces In the
, ounty OF New Ga tie, requiring )ersons
having demands against the estate to present
the same, or abide by an Act OF Assembly IN
such case madn aud provided and also cause
the same 70 be Inserted within th- same period
In tn Daily REPUBLICAN, ~ newspaper rub
lished IN Wilmington, ami TO be continued
tn ereln three W. eks, r. o.
I~-) Given under tn" hand and Sea of
u. s. fnaice of the Register aforesaid, Az
80 Wi mington, In New Castle t"unSy
aforesaid. the day and year alb we written.
r. g Il GuS, Register
No,ICg-A'l persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased must presen the
salre, duly attested to the Admin,ttraior, or
or be.or April 7th 1885, or Hbifc the Act OF
Assembly In such ease made and pro ided.
J. FRANK BIGG-, Administrator.
Address, WI Eington, Del. al0
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
In the Han DIV Oi ' "a ad1t

The following progerliie.t' rue Martin, 4
tised to be sold by She,m .s in tDisdvl
May May I, j. at the Court h""'sr "n Union u 81 81
north of Fourth M'',I .,rrst no'p
meyers on Rodn,y ,,iy,,r,rk ,,rl' NsO's|
on Third street bet"''"
Adams,
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
Lights D'IU1fOn'

The second performance 0l ". v.'T N
Lights O'London Company NT un
uessed last night at the opffa ~" rs,
by a rair sized audience, oil, o. W.
f9lly enjoyed this excellent Is,,.,y r,aS ID
scenery was au important ifa,Tl. Ti. MI ,pt|
the acting was very p'oi' h, n
ence showed their apprecIa'ion, ,,o; " M
quent applause. Some eAcsta A't..,a
were discoursed by tne o'cD''"
tween the acts.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
Drunk Blu ron,jy

This morning Ne'' cumuiD,' y y
charged before J%ass %1a,.s",,lery, uI 'o1 %. y, "
the charge being SUSTAIN Md
So and costs. ,o,d guilty y. y
drunk again, aud We"
costs.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
A Large Sum.

1t Is stated that the final Judgment
obtained by Mrs. Myra Clark Gaines
against the city of New Orleans
amounts to $l2,000,0O0. The defend.
ants have ia ken an appeal to the Su-
preme Court OF the United States, and
thus the never-ending lawsuit goes on.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
RunorvisOrs AppOinted,

At o session OF the United States
Court, held yesterday, Judge Wales
confirmed number of additional su-
pervisors of elections appointed by H.
G. Conrad, Esq, General supervi-
SOr,.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
GnEtRE STYLES

Mr.. Joseph Ell. Greenman, Jr., located
at No. GA King street, is now ready to
accomm odate those % our citizens who
may wish for anything in the wall
raper or shade line. Call and see his
aw spring styles.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
EDITION,
Dots.

nbOtD.
Bishop Leo of this city IL now In
New York attending the session OF the
House of Bishops Of the Protestant
Episcopal church OF the United States,
which convened In Grace church, that
city. A number OF missionary bishops
will be elected to ill vacancies.
Another bleaching house is about to
be erected by the Jessup 4 Moore Paper
Company at the Delaware pulp works,
and fifty.eight piles are now being
driven by Henhoetfer Il Vaughan for
the foundation.
The attention Of the garbage men Is
called TO the fact that their carts nave
not been seen in the vicinity Of Eighth
and Monroe streets for several weeks
A number Of complaints have beeh
made.
The | ron side-wheel steamer Apwin'
am, built for the Amazon river trads,
was launched yesterday at the Pusey "
Jones Company's yards. She Is l6o
feet long, 80 beam and 81 deep.
Thomas Bates, tor many years the
faithful sexton of old Swede's church,
who has been suffering with kidney
disease for some time, died yesterday
morning. lie was IL years Of age.
The steam barge now being built by
the jackson Il Sharp Company Tor
James Paxson, of PhiIadelphia, will be
launched in few days, probably Mon
day or Saturday.
w. II. Schpn, No. 4l5 Market street,
has the contract for furnishing cooking
stoves to parties constructing the new
Is. a. p. 4. II. He sent away tive IN
one day, a few days ago.
The Grand Council, United Friends
of America, will meet in annual session
this evening, in room 10 OF the Nc
Clarv building. New officers will be
elected.
Eden Lodge, |. O. O. F., Of this city,
paid fraternal visit to Asylum Lodge
last evening and conferred the initia-
tory degree.
John Boughman, No. 503 King street
offers a liberal reward for the recovery
OF an invoice book lost between this
city and WOoddale.
The will of the late Daniel W. Black,
of Newark, was yesterday proved and
recorded in the Registers otfice by
Register Biggs.
Walter Terry, the runaway boy from
Maplew O, d Institute, has not been ap-
pretended in this city by the police.
DO not miss the grand entertainment
at Hanover church on Friday evening.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

."enn & Coz thermometer registered
yesterday 60 degrees at 3p. m, 81 al
5 y. m., and 50 at 10 p. Ii.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23
Tne Wealth er.

Cool weather prevails over a large
section Of country. Tomorrow the
sam conditions are likely to prevail.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

Robert Brown will sell his store
goods at public sale on Monday next,
at the southwest corner Of Eleventh
and Walnut streets, as he intends te
engage in his old trade of a stone mason
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

Ovatef0.

At Shoemaker's by the quart, hundred
or barrel, In the old parsonage, 6O.
King street.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

NYUTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ l forewarn all persons from trusting
anyone on my account, ~ will pay no bills
not contracted by myself. HANNAH
HERTING. a23-2tt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

MOT CE-RAN AWAY FROM HIS
~ home, Robert Poulter, about l6 years
Of age, on Sunday last. All persons are for.
bid to harbor or trust him on my account.
aI3- cod 2t Irwin q. WOODWARD.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

EGISTERS ORDER.
~ REGISTER'S OFFICE,
N CASTLE COUNTY, DEL.
March 10Th, 1881.
Upon the application of Hannah Il. BLACK
burn, executrix Of Lucy +. C0rnbrooks, lats
Of Wilmington Hundred, in said county, de-
ceased. 1t Is ordered and directed BY the Reg
lister that the executrtx aforesaid give notice
OF granting OF letters testamentary upon the
estate Of the deceased, with the date Of9rant-
ing thereof, by causing advertisements to be
posted within forty days from the date OF snch
letters In SIX OF the most public places In the
county Of New Castle, requiring all persons
having demands against the estate to prese nj
the same, or abide by an Act of Assembly In
such case made and provided and also cause
the same TO be inserted within the same peri
cd in the Delaware REPUBLICAN, q newspaper
published In wilmington, and 10 be continued
therein three weeks, e. o. d.
{ ~~~) Given under the hand and Seal OF
H.. s. }Ofice OF the Register Aforesaid, at
~ Wilmington, In New Castle County
aforesaid, the day and year nboyewritten.
s. G. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICE-All persons having claims against
the estate OF the deceased must present the
same, duly attested TO the executriN, on or
before March 18th, 1855, or abide the Act oi
Assembly in such case made and provided.
HANNAH n. BLACKBURN, ExecutriN.
Addre s5l3 Tatnall street, Wilmington, Del.
a.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

REAT REDUCTION IN STEAMSHIP
M rate, o Liverpool, Queenstown,
Glasgow, Londonderry or Belfast, sl7. From
these points, w. % 5tl HEALD n co.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

A TTENI ION-THE MEMBERS OF
n Liberty Lodge, No 6, A. q. u. + are
requested to be present at the meeting this
evening, as action will ba taken on an impOr
tant amen ment u the Dy.laWs a23.lt
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

TTHE SHEMFFALTY.-rur ,1Mnrn
i signed offers himself as a candidsto f,r
tne nomination Of Sheriff OF New Castle
county, subject to the decision OF tho Re.
publican party. He also pledges hImself 10
support the successful nominee.
too JACOB HERMANN,
A""""'e" New Oastte, IleI.
Daily Republican., 1884-04-23

ENOR CORONER OF NEW CASTLE
I County, IN 1854, CHARLES T..
SPARKS, Of Wilmi ngton Eundred. Sub.
lect TO the decision Of the Republican rarty
InStu