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Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08
I HIR D { DITION.
Lea isiaaares Orxanisipg.

The Legislature OF Illinois met on
"Wednesday. and VIM. j. Campbell,
Republican, ~a~ elected President Of
the Senate by one majority. In the
House there MAS no organization, and
IN adjournment was had until this
morning tor further action.
Tlo Legislature OF Connecticut met
on Wednesday and organized. Stiles
7. stanton, OF StoninRton, WAS chosen
President OF the Senate, and w. Edgar
StmOnd, OF Canton, Speaker OF the
House. The Legislature will meet In
joint convention this morning 70 elect
. Governor and other State officers, there
having been no choice AT the Novem Der
election. The Republican candidates
will be chosen.
The:LegiAlature OF Indiana will meet
to-day. Both Houses will be organized
BY the Democrats. Charles L. Jewett
was nominated for Speaker OF the
House BY the Democratic caucus last
night.
The Michigan Legislature met on
"Wednesday and both Sen ate and House
elected Republican officers. This was
done in the House by two Union and
Working Men candidates from Detroit,
who had bsen endorsed for election by
the Republicans acting with them in
the organization.
The Colorado Legislature convened
on Wednesday. James Moynhan wac
elected President of the Senate, aud
Thomas b. Stuart Speaker oil. the ii ous 80.
On the Goth inst. the first ballot tor q
U. 8. Senator to succeed Senator Hill
will be taken. Among the candidate 1
arc Secretary Teller, Ex-Governor Routl
and ex Senator jerome Is. Chatie.
The Missouri Legislature met on
Wednesday and temporary organiza-
ton was Effected in the House. Cover
nor Crittehden's last message was read
1t says that the finances of the State
are in prosperous condition, the debt
has been reduced nearly . million
dollars in the past two years, and tia,
the assessed value of property in the
State in 1883 was S726, 0OO, 900.
The North Carolina Legislature
organized on Wednesdsy,E. T. Boy kin
being chosen President of the Senat.
and Thomas M. Holt Speaker Of tn,
House.
The Legislature of Florida met ant
organized on Tuesday, and Governo
Perry was inaugurated. The messag'
of the retiring Governor, Bloxham, r,
Dor ted the outstanding bonded debt O
The State tn he S5o4 oOt
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

The Young Mems Republican Club
of New York met on Wednesday night.
Assem- lyman Walter Howe said "he
had abundant proof that Roscoe Conk-
ling b adj laid his hands on the Repub-
lican machine. He referred to Conk
ling A. the man Who In private rooms
at midnight plotted To wreak his ven
eeauce on the Republican party, and
added "lf that man WAS to be per-
IN lifted 10 run the Republican machine
the people Of New York State would re
peat the history Of the Folger year"
General Logan arrived In Chicago 90
Wednesday morning and left for
Springfield in the evening Reporters
3D." found him very much disiuclined TO
talk"
Ex Governor Leland Stamford de
clines 10 I've a cand idate for L. $. Sena-
tor from California.
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VIM. 3. 5HARP5.
FOURTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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In accordance with usual custom, will offer dur
ing the month all goods suitable tor winter fall and spring
wear of which have overplus prices that will in
their rapid sale. With the comp leon OF stock
taking, things to light that have been slow sell
intend to make them quick sellers and price will
do it. This annual clearing up sale accompishes two OBJ
ects-t moves out ofour way big lot OF goods i'll usu
ally quiet month and finds ready take largely OF the
spring offerings therefore proaby and you, because
every merchant with his shelves full of goods the opening
OF the season sothul buyer, consequently slothfu
seller, and slothful seller hugs his profits.
sale such this offers great opportunities prompt
buyers. The goods possible will be announced
Immediately upon their reduction, but visit the store
will develop many reduced things that will be sold before
they could get in the papers, being in small and
some in large lots. WIN. b. SHARP,
Fourth andM arke
The knife goes in first in the basement stock and the
shows the balance Of Blankets and It's we'll
remember that winter with its alternate freezing and thaw
ing yet have unexpected surprises in store tor
as the cold weather These white blankets and the
st lection is good at
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Drug store sold.

w. G. X. Colquhoun, who has made
hosts of friends since he has car
ried on the Delaware Pharmacy, at
Delaware Avenue and DUPONT street,
has sold his store to Mr.. j. Frank An
derson and G.. Stout Smith, who will
take immediate charge Of the business.
Mr.. Anderson, who learned the bust
ness In Philadelphia, and is thorough
and competent pharmacutist, has
been in the employ of Mr.. Colquhoun
for the last fourteen months, and by
his disposition to oblige, has made him
self popular with the people of that
vicinity. Mr.. Smith is from Philadel
phia, and also has a thorough knowl-
edge of the business.
The community can only desire tina
the same efficiency and accommodating
spirit that has no marked MIR. Colqu-
houn's conduct of the business will be
kept up by his SUCCESSORS Mr.. C. will
retire from business for a )yt time,
but can be seen by those having bnsi
ness with him, from 10 9 o'clock oh
morning, and from to . O'Clock IN The
evening
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Deaf a y.

hAlSLETr.-Gn January 9th. 1855, Mrs
Mar. haisls.t, widow u the late Norris
Haislett, aged "a year
Funeral from her late residence. No. III
Walnut street, At2 o'clock. 90 riday after
noon. funsr raj TO proceed % k'vsrsi wcem'
etery.
Gone bnt not fors often.
fors OF thee preciou, mother. never no never
TIL memory't tide has ceased 10 roll.
HADDOCK-ln this city. on the 7th inst
James T Haddock, aged 10 years.
Relatives and friends. DUPONT Post and
members OF the @. A. Il and also the order
Of American Mechanics Rro invited to at
tend the funeral from his lato residence No
gl0 Wet 7th street, On Sunday mo- nins
At 10 o'clock Services at the house Fune
raj will take II O'Clock train Tor Phiiadel
phtA Inttrment al Mechanics cemetery
Philadelphia. Philadelphia .spers plcast
copy.
alBbONS-On the 9th inst, John Gibbons
aged 81 years.
lie atiyes and friends Of the family are re
spCctfully invite 10 AHEAD the funeral IRON
his iats residence. bssle, DuPJpts' Bank
saturday afternoon at z 80 O'Clock Inter
mont At ~ Joseph's Cemetery.
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A Dapxeroas street
For the KEPuBLIcAE.

! wish, Messrs. editors, through the
columns OF your valuable paper, TO call
the attention Of the Street COMMITTEES To
the dangerous al d o .most In pasable con-
dition Of West Front stroetfrom Broome
70 Union. The holes and ruts are No
deep that persons " no travel that way
are in danger OF their ,ises and limbs.
The writer has seen three break downs
besides his own in one day, and ii the
street Committee do not attend 10 the
matter, the City Council will be IN
volved in suit Tor damages. with the
certainty OF having TO pay.
TAN PAYER
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EDITION.


Maris H., son Of Otley Vernon. died
IT the residence of his father, near Mt.
Cuba, on wednesday morning. after an
illness Of only two days. in the 25th
year OF his age. He Was employed ~
clerk In the National Bank OF Della
ware, and about . year ago his health
gave way when he resigned his position
and repaired 10 the residence OF his
parents, hoping that recreation and
rest would soon give renewed vigor TO
his system, and banisn the prostratipg
influence from which he was suffering
For time he grew better, and hopes
were entertained Of his complete
restoration to health, but on Sunday
he suffered relapse, when congestion
Of the brain followed, and on Wednes
day morning his sufierinas were ended
In death. He was young man OF
much promise, and his early decease Is
. sore affiiction 70 his parents and
friends. His remains will be inferred
on Saturday next at 2 O'Clock p. m.
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Elf 7 h EDITH
1D0ss.

Miss Emma Dayidson .,
phia. II visiting friends in ~.
1000 postage STAN o. and
pers were purchased Tor tea ~
nsmbsss OF the Legisla,arr 1S
Asssnd the Bethany B,n..
this evening, and hear NJ,
lecture and chalk talk.
The nrst drawing in CI,,.
series will take place W.
January 18th. Come JON a'ss
A number Of the wilmIns,'s
went 70 Norris,own, Pa
attend the funeral Of .I
Derr. Of the Are department
James j. Jordan has on,.,
graph gallery II No. s''
street, and intends using n.
process.
Company A, Fra, Regime.
NJ. will celebrate their ,.,
sAry on February i, by A 49,.
the Armory.
The tug boat Claude. Cana.
ey, burst her boiler at ,be -
Christisna yesterday, but nv
hurt anil but little damage ..
The annual meetings oi,b.l1
Railroad Company, tue 80
and the State Temperate
meet At Dover to-day.
Come join CLARK. wan
member only on. doll.,
iquired first dra~iuy u.
January 18th. 407 Marss, ~.
The girls from St rer.,,o..1
sixth and West r,ro.,,. upd.,,
OF Sister Superior NJ. Kn,n
81 Peters fair III the I1.n,,.
last evening.
George Hirzel, who re,d.. i,
Monroe street, was the 80, -.
petitor for the " Punch and h
Tered by l.. Mari 10 .ucoa,,,.
his store during the HOLIDAY
Collector OF the Port. Hes,,
,,el-, has Resigned his r.,Ta,
chairman OF tbeCiiy Eepuf len
tive com miftte apd,el.cb.el 4
James Ha~kinr, has been ;. -s,
the vacancy.
On Monday the war hin ,r.
the ST. Johns police tore s,,r.
Orange arches and Tag. oAu.t
ws completed our ini-iop a, h,
Of the bayonet and tLrmpA,
Gstiing guns.
Mersrs. kenney a Mccarr.x
gagged In putting t.pr,,ry an, /
ICity TreA-urer's once II.
the Auditor 10 also uuGergits,
Tough overhauling and reuov.,Iu b
Cess.
| The horse belonging q. "
land, veterinary surgeon, I'D
afternoon Iab down c-y-ts ~,
Poplar, where TIE carriage t. IN.
a post aud was parity ftmolsst
horse WAS but Slightly injured
| I'D. 7. williams, lr. II ihr
Williamson * SON, rvr,sr,, y
French street, and eI.~!lM
Myersvill@, Mis.issippi sp-cas
returned To Myersyille 90 sco.s
health.
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Attpmpt 10 ROi,

4 n attempt was made about II o clock
last night 20 break INFO tho grocery
store Of Patrick hoirn at Siiv.rbrnok,
that v az frustla,ed by hi- wife who
was u b with 4 si / ctild. Mrs. Bolen
heard a noise, az raising the front
window, called IN 80 know who was
there W hen Size Va , Il = men run
Upon making II tminstioD, Mr..
Bolen found ria' Ire would be burg.
ars had removed the caIlar window
and Mould 10 doubt have Effected All
entrance, had IT not been that Mrs.
Bolrn was awake. Should they make
up their minds to rerrat the attempt,
they will find that Mr.. Bolen is pre-
pared TO give them an exceedingly
warm retention.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08
A Challenge.

John Davis, Of the Eleventh Ward,
wants 10 find the man who promised TO
invest 800, 900 in the erection of houses
If Cleveland should be elected Presi-
dent, a. he will wager TO build two
houses TO each one the said gentlem an
wiil purchase OF him during the coming
season. DAVIS says he Is willing 10
join that Democrat in business II
not il a political boom," II being his
object 10 keep moving along without
reference 10 the person who may con
troll the public ofice.. and I've at the
expense of the people. Republicans M
we'll as Democrats which TO increase
their business and make II opey with
out reference 10 political affairs or the
influence that may lie exerted on poll.
teal parties.
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Tho 4 DMp1sh hhake an.

MApRID, Jan. Although the
quake has been srnail, the panic is ex-
treme. Many people are III from pure
terror. At nighitall people forsake
their houses and conYregae in the
gardens in the suburbs Trade is at a
stand still aud many chops are closed.
Orders have be.n issued that vehicles
pass through the s,ree,s slowly for fear
lest the Earring effect 81 their passing
cause the weakened buildings TO col.
lapse The towns in the Province OF
Malaga suffered much more than the
city itself.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

At the checker match yesterday
between Messrs. Barker and Priest,
seven games were played, and all
drawn. Total number Of games played,
%, making the score now stand Bar
ker !. Priest 0. drawn q. Priest
losing the game accidentally, (not won
on uierit,) had a demoralizing effect,
but At the present time Priest has large
hopes in winning or drawing the match
before it IL finished. John Busby
Priests late opponent, is helping Bar.
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Surprise Party.

Last Monday evening the Hasty Pud-
ding club, accompanied by a mum Der of
their lady friends, proceeded to the
Armstrong farm, in Christiana Hun
bred, where they gave Mr.. and Mrs.
Umtiet q complete surprise. The even
ing was spent in an enjoyable manner,
and dancing was continued until late
hour. An abundant supply of r'fr"'h-
ments was served, and the host and
hostess were presented with two hand
some plush chairs and rocker.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08
Death Of john Gio''

John Gibbons, who lot
years has been rmp'JFed y,
the Hxg~ley yard OF i1ai -,
works, died last .v'nlht
de..ce on DuPani'N h''A'
ceas-.i was Ia the 65fh ''@
aud n mem her u ST. J'''
church. He leaves . wy
sons. The funeral Will A :,
Saturday afternoon at >. sVs q
the ini.rment will be a. 9
cemetery,
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Befng Apprecfnted

William Hill, formerly car Inspector
at the Wer, Yard, in this city. IL nov
engaged IN furnishing plans for an en-
CINE honsr and also public school
house, IN fotlsvilie, Pa, oi which plac.
he Is resident. He has AFRO been
employed 70 furnish plans Tor arge
opera hou,e IN kichmond, Va, AZ well
~ plans for smaller buildings In other
places. We are pleased 70 hear thar
the talents If our former town.man are
being APPRECIATED, aud that b. has
fioated on OF the tide which bids fair u
bear him 70 botn tame aud fortune.
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Personal,

John Rowbotham, who now res ides
In Salem, n. j., visited our city to. Day.
He has invented machine for extip-
gushing lamps that must come into
general use in churches, halls and other
large hui ldings. Mr.. Il. is looking
well, and il AZ bright and cheerful a.
when resident of our city. Adair, 4l3
King street, has the Champion Light
Ex tinguisher" for sale.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

The will Of Mrs. Clafie.C. 4
Chicago, prohated on Wc'e-sg
queaths to her Relatives sFa n
after several charitable t-qaal
etnainder of her estate An
about SiJ0, 900. 10 left for ihs ~
Of . Home for Incurablrs Il n
The other public beg nests ~
each 10 the Old Peoples h9zi
cago. the American Sut.g
Union aud the Lake Fores; -
the second presbyteriat u
Chic ago AMI the Board 70
Mi,sions OF the Presbyiefial n \
the United States. None -
ltgacies are 10 be rA!Ae.s L'u
years after the death d the "a
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Tho New superints''

This eveniuc City Couu," Il
new superintendent oil w
telegraph, 10 ill the va sr'
by The resignation oil =
Among the names men
POSITION are thoae OF MN
the Western Union ~
pany Consta bio Peter Il
han w. Ayden, of the n !,
KA,lroad, and +. a ',,5
known and competent
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bOcIat Circle.

The Social Circle Of the Reformed
Episcopal church OF the kede-mer will
meet TO morrow friday evening, at
s1 o'clock Az interesting program
has been prepared consisting Of select
readings, and rscitations. by reques,
the choir has consented 10 repeat their
10Th service OF song sang on last Sun
day evening week.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08
A New Tribe or Red Men.

Next Tuesday night a new tribe of
the Improved Order Of Red Men will
be instituted at SeafcTd by Great Sacbem
f. b. Giggin, assisted ny prominent
members of the order from this city.
The order IL flourishing in Sussex
County, and tribes have been instituted
within the past few years at Milford
Georg etown, Selbyville, Laurel, Del
mar, Whitesville and Bethel, coDse-
queutly the new tribe, which starts
with 90 members, will be the eighth In
that county
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

The Reslemp,orisf- hiy'ds =,
their mission AZ Hay bote's
,dundland, left for -. John'
u.s.isy beneath irinmphA' ~
The waving Of hagsi ncr9nh1
-nthuria-tic cheering iT'm ~
Romaa Catholics as"mb ID.
Gus stopping places OF u y.
On arriving at 81. john, h"|
lsrsy and McGivern SAD u
.is~ aboni the Oransc druGA
a" We t.legrlpbed the ~
Consul, ami Bishop Me.p'
graphed TO the Sr~iou .9'''
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Meeting Last Might.

Last evening the joint committee OF
Smyth and Dupont Posts, appointed to
take action On build ing hall for the
Grand Army, held . meeting at the
headquarters Of Smyth Post, when sub
committees on subscriptions, entertain
ments, fairs and Grand Army Day
were appointed.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08
Petty Thicyipg.

A sneak thief entered the front door.
No. sos West Fifth street last evening,
and took from the hat rack seal ski in
cap and An overcoat, and made off with
the same. The articles were missed
Immediately afterwards. and the over.
coat was secured, but the cap could not
be found. Any one returning the same
will be suitably rewarded.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

This forenoon wli.ea hl"
w.re going pAst the ne tf'.I
irry, Four IA and Wt- "
taw iur III III E re"
hey rupp I'D 10 BE- a " io'
Boy-lik- they tried - scar !
rom It's shallow hidiuR
was not easily dirlodg'd ~
hey had more than ca' y
Soln Mullen and sour 1'le.
nag aud bagged The game ID -
tonpd was II large fox, ~ w.,
o ie that hat strayed ava! -"
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

given by the Rev. WILLIE I1i. a
are very instructive -. a. .a|
not known in tn" | me" rb,nl
work. Artists, schoo' is : @sorI|
as others fond of suen Retbd
witness It tonight at ih ,e.rk.s|
fist church, Elm and pI,'"cpsli|
Admission 10 cents 'hoo.
benefit of the Sunday ''n
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n N n Nv ny'

A horse attached 10 a IA
took fright ycsterda! s''.S a
ran down Washinpton SUI 4!
gait. AT Fourth strce' ~, ", \
came out, and let the way. III
the street. throwing Guy d
viii the horse continues ,h.,
sire i y square or two, ,,,'s ID
caught Luckily, but n.g as
sustained from his es'apa"
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A S,omu,endsDis ~. y,

Mr.. Beardsley, prGpprmltI
skating rink WHORE s' oobOrif
badly injured by 3 fall ,an pts
ago, has expressed his anil
viding for MIN ard his I'd JSs
his illness. and payihe pm,,ldD
This Is certainly COZ"
we'll worthy of imitatio''
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

Inc Del0W0H9 - venue Gn0BQu.
Anon, hundy,d mud aftv teysons
....mh,.a a, p.I.~areavsnue Bapti.t
.h.,..h L., .x.,i.. An a,,cx rdnnco
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,.,aa,." p~prp,Ir.~ .,a,,n, that \
,n.,;,s .o,,id h. hala no endorse
ms.nai.., go. Il. 800. ,,,n,.,sr ho
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,sss,n.,,..I .,,,Si.. y, coliags In
p.nn.. 800
4, nra.r.,ooa, ha, ,h. ,yu.,ss-
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| p.S,rw.s Ia ssca,d.ner
Win The rules o. church order, article !, SEC.
ton 3, church manual, yeu are hereby 70.
que sted 70 call a special basinsts meeting OF
the ehureh IoI Nun..y n.sh
t 49, a., ,ssa,a,i"n s.aressixs Of our
sp,rituai conndenee and personal worth 70
our bro,h.r. Cosndler cakes, OF the eve OF
his departure To ise~itturs eone's, " ON
hence nm heo'osn e"I
1870. u.n,x sonth.,,,y ,,sarx. VI
smedIsy. 0eorse MeInwell william Lower.
John ". daley, RI. b. scattering, sarah
shutter MAY r.. AillinsNf e
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VIII Attend church,

Next Sunday morning Minqua Tribe,
No. s, Imp. o. r. M, will attend
divine service at Asbury M. e. church,
and an invitation Is extended to mem.
bers Of tho order to attend.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

Come get one Of those elegant IA.
carat gold-case EIgin or Waltham
watches for 5000 hy joining Clark's
new watch club. Drawing "Wednesday
January 18th.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08

Fem & 90. thermometer Registered
esserdAy, A. degrees nj Sp. m, 81 .,
{, re-, ard 40 ut 10 p. m.
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Etfa

Dr. Kline, 93l Arch street, Philadelphia
Tho boy has had no fits since taking your
Fit Cure. 1t has worked better than any
other medicine we have used. lnclosed
please find IS for more medicine. MICHAEL
HILL, North baltimore, Ohio.
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is a pair reduced from S1.5o.

be good value $3.50 Ours are a little roughed and
tumbled but that could be remeded by good combing
81 off the price however, and you get them 81
Another has border quite up in color It's good
bright red all the rest except the border right, and if
you don't mind that you 81 good, heavy and
large blanket sold at the price. S. to Sc.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08
me weather.

Fer Friday, fair, WARMER weather i.
indicated tor the districts on the AT.
lantic coast and the Cuff States.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-01-08
An unprecedentect Reduction.

We are selling cigars for 20 cents per
box. Chapman, Seventh aud Orange
and No. 5 East Third street.