Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-28
FOURTH EDITION,
Dots.

Oyer and Terminer, ard General Scs-
siohs, will commence next Monday, but
IL is not thought that it will last over
one week. There are . number Of cases
OF larceny 70 be disposed OF, but the
the only case for the Court II Oyer and
Terminer In that Of William Stewart.
charged with causing tho death Of Em.
ma Murray, by striking her with .
brick during riot on Christmas day,
and IL is said that an application will be
made TO have 1t continued until the
May term.
This morning q gentleman was feeling
his way carefully over the ice Mt
Second and Walnut streets, when his
heels took q notion TO 60 up where the
head ought to be. He got up and looked
around 10 nee II anybody was laughing
at him, but OF course he couldn't $50
them.
b. II. Butler, OF Georgetown, brother
OF K. 3. X. Butler, OF this city, has had
a paralytic attack, and but slight hopes
are entertained OF his recovery. He
en- tered the First Delaware Regiment
As private, and was mustered out ~
a major.
On Monday evening. Mrs. John T..
Graham was surprised, and screame ,
when she found thief In her cellar At
1903 Shipley street. The surprise Was
mutual, and the thieI lost no time IN
getting away.
Joseph Smith, who assaulted q young
girl near Kennett Square, Pa, about a
b., - L..
court at West Chester, Pa, TO be- i'm
prisoped three years and four months.
The Traders Tea Company, ~ No.
3l3 Market street, were entirely out OF
tea and coffee yesterday, so great war
the rush. There will be plenty more
to day.
Mrs. Singles, Of McClellandsvilie,
White Clay Creek Hundred, celebrated
| the S9tb anniversary OF her birth She
has eight children, twenty seven grand.
children and fifty great grandchildren.
The Mite society Of the Delaware
avenue Baptist church will meet at the
residence of Miss Ella Wittenberg, 122O
Tatnall street, on Thursday evening
next.
The revival at Union NJ. 4. church
continues with undated interest. Five
persons we're forward at the altar last
night and two were converted.
The thermometer yesterday morning
WAS 10 degrees above zero, and this
morning 80 degrees. No wonder times
are brisk for doctors and druggists.
Isaac Robbins, a resident Of viii
mington sixteen years ago, but now OF
Bergen, New Jersey, IL In the city
visiting old friends.
II is reported that a skating rink IL
to be started in National Hall, Ninth
and Walnut streets.
The Rose Tree Club, of Delawar,
County, participate in a fox hunt Al
West Chester, Pa, today.
This is Trustee day at the Aims
house.
There will be a fox hunt at Chadd',
Ford on Thursday.
q. c. Maris has stock In new loar
association for sale.
| n. l. Janney notifies the public MOI
10 trust any one on his account.
Ice five and a half inches thick i,
gathered from Cool Spring Reservoir
| James Whitelock, an old and wei
known citizen on Robinson street, il
very i'll.
The fair for The benefit of st, Peter
church in New Castle il still in pro
gress.
New Castle will have skating rinl
Iopened in the H. Of 7. hail on Saturda,
might
The United s ates Court met yesier
day, and adjournel as no cases wer,
ready for trial.
II you have any hens coax them 1.
lay nov Hens can soon pay for them
selvts A. 40 cents per dozen for eggs.
Any one wishing to purchase a new
sewlhg machine at very low fpur.
should address Horton" this oiiic.
The communication OF" More Anon. /,
In the EEruHLICAN or Saturday OF
Policy Shops" has had lively effect
i THIS morning Was first clear, the,
IcloudY, ihen rainy and then chn. IN
snow tiake- and with IL all tho walkio,
Is still tad.
The new Catholic church at Newarl
Will be conseCrated next month. Tn
far recently held for It's beneht nette,
I$lG0.