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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-01-27

JOHNSTON HOLLOWAY h co phiiadelphia Pa.
HNEAS RETAILED AT IMPORTERS
L PRICES,
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.,
ssl Arch Street cor Second and coates streets and
e2i :. Second ST Philadelphia, Pa
This is an organization of capitalists to
IMPORT AND DISTRIBUTE TEAS
for one small profit saving the consumer ali profits
OF middlemen. We control large part uf the best
teas brought 10 this country which are sold only by
ourselves Persons buying Of other dealers do 20 10
their own disadvantage. our uses In China and
Japan have the very best facilities of selecting,
gach gives us great advantages We have estal,,
she stores for distributing in all the prln-
cllsl cities OF the United states. We give TO our
customers
BEAUTIFUL. OIL CHRoMo,
taken from the richest gems. OF American and
Foreign ARTISTS which If nougft at picture stores.
would cusi much more than the price OF the Tea.
Ihese cl.Tonos are present TO our customers
Al gods sold .arranted 10 give perfect sltisfat
ton OF the money refunded.
GREAT ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC TEA CO.
s.. Arch siree;, second and oates Streets, and
gu :. seooni street, Philsielphia, Pa.
fau.tAsw
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Rail Boad 9iues.
DoRoHEsTER & DELAWARE R q

On and after MONDAY, September 18th. 1874
Passenger trains, with Freight Cars attached
until further notice, run as follows, SUNDAYS
cepted
IeRvo Iaava
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
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...., w,.tsr Il IN ! afew days more 9a fN
SnH,chiu "a ~ the, very core,
,N.i,ass ~ mend our ways md learn j}S
VU V.ss..,.:so Lesson from netghbor stern
Asa'S tFl7H9 How 70 prevent u.
,,.x...,. tha ~atSdsts on hand. h' s"''
H..sSs. ssilinq cure thst SteVds
=. n .,sst the chilR and tIoextng psru
N. eiscS, eSsrM clathtH0 Asa's sesd Ms msas s;cn
wa, i.nA aosss overeost. ioE men e snd
IncsHs ~ n. si9, GA, SIC, Sl8s ~ ~. :
y,sr you'll, ~ ants. 8ne blue and gissk nsms Sn.ts
an vouths' suits from ~ X, ~. .nsS
r:sk Snd Brown beavers ana S'ouS SI tsir.mea IL
tc,nst overcoaSs and suatss maae shSyt notisS.
IN artistic and supsIn eU..ssT eUS ~ s IA 80
vorking costs q 70 ", tnS y, cxn make, moi
Knit cesss ,ssvneys. Sinus, drawers, s0css saS sn4
t0una S.OS sUlovee In season, cTaa.s 1l ~ ~,
susperaoI ~ snd stocks, SILK linen LII. aIs
cum, tsrch,efs. cloth, hair anu w0tn
cotsom nssn.sst kniyes and COMBS, MDams, ,
Sm s5aSrlI SrslIss, stsreOscopes snai "'vs "" 49," ~
shs.R bymn books discpltnes,s ,s.n'.Sss a,%sn
. - srS sny books desired ElL,Dt,.,rs ElL W tskep
- ~ nMb ishers' prices. saDsTctsThH Msth,-
tnr M ths Christian A0vocaatsesa y 4 mer,csn AgI.
AZ III u "Hope Journal, and 'Homs," 80. |
~ sOlic,teA and attcnlS1 y
IN 6PMsl Pn with thaHkg, fSr IN ~ Icy ~
MitG Ssp ,'s3,s IN, %. CYApS dEsMssst at ssr.st.
'''~' wa '''' ~ Wijpha3tSh' Dei
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
WAGONS, 4 cARRIA0Bs.
WILMINGTON wlGOa woRKs.

Constantly ON hand and made to order
a,.5 VT 8 3aa
Express, Market. Truck. FARM
0ermant0Wn.
sNEArH,s PATENT hitting WAC
ONv, CARTS, USH-CARTS And
- BARROWH. Also,
AGRlCULTURAI IMPAEMEM
which arc being sold at cost, including plOws
HARROW8 AND CULTlvATOkg, An
Nos. Of Moore, Wiley, Peacock, and hecsen-
dom Pl0w, With OF without centre draft Ho.
pairing Neatly 4. snS s.a Promptly Exc
ELAC KSMI n ! N g
In ali its branches. Particular attention
gwen W
HORS E-SH o Tin G..
All diseases Of the Foot and csses q lame
:, ness Incl 1ental to Shoeing or fast driving
treated under tho
@Hp DUNBAR SYSTEM.
successfully. Interfering invariably cured n
once shoeing. KnucklinS ana "a AseIiHpi ieft n
cOndition by the sId Of which nature soon Of
fects permanent cure. Lameaess Tom corns
inst antly removed. Immediate relteI gwen
in casoe Of accute founder Diseases or the
above nature and various Oiiners pertaining y
the leg and foot Of tho hoEse. neretofore
considered incurable by tne "oia S;cattn,. SScn1Cr.
az the DuNRAR STsTla, relieved and cured.
) Having been at gre.t expense 70 acquire 9
thorough knI wledee VI the subject, and being
the 0niy smith in the State to whom Mr.. Dun.
bar has impaired his valuable method Of
l am prepared to treat the worst
case the public oan bring toIwaIa, na, Ahssom .na
,ausi and effect. I employ only competent
nom snd personally snpsrvise all operations.
Office Nos. III and 1l3 Orange Street,
jt3 Nta "r DAVID WOOLMAN
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
5 psetacissi

4 ,rha.a s,,4c,.ey are mAuufaCtufed ff0M
.n,SMrs uTT SpvSsiI rrBsLE Ia" melted togeth.
~. and are osIla NJ amend oa account o
Ssir hsrn ness "a ]brhliancy. Having bee!
tested With ~ polariscope, the diamoM
cent. ieas heed rays than any other pebble.
They are xh great scisnsS ac'ala anS
Nh ~, a"as brightness and distinctnsss Of yi-
Son nT before attained IN spsctaclee Manu-
iactu,sd by the spencer Optical AannfsG-
turirx Co, N. ". For sale BY vssP9nsipie
agents in every city in the Union. Benz.
S. CLARK, Jeweler and Optiian, soie
a gent for delaware. From whoS2 they Gan
usly BE- obtained. no peddlers employ ed..-
Do not buy pair unless you see tne a,.,S uSd"
mark & oc'oi'N
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
special Notices.

= Renoval.-Mr,. John r.. Holt, fal
n paper and window shade dealer, haile
moved from the corner of Third I'M
Market streets, to his large and comho
dious store. No. 223 Market street, wtrt
be will be pleased tO see oil bis old ls
toners aud as many new onas as will 4vt
him call. Ha now has better facilities
. for business, aud intends to have a slge
force Of practical workmen cmployd
always ready to hang paper eltherl ln
i the city orcoilhtry. y
Buyers of hats and caps should alwlys
examine ourlarge stock before purchasing
their supplies. We sell all varistielp
hats and caps at small profit aplte
cost ofproduction,t ,tand all cheap lots pr
chased under value are sold correspol&. /.
iAgly low; we make tia point to shale
every advantage with our customers AID
patrons believing that TO seek their ~
terest, is eventually to secure our owb.
e. b. Rumford q Bro, No. 404 MarkSt
/ street. v . oct. 7-3ln.
Any ono wishing to purchase properly
either improved or vacant lots, will do
well to call on M. M. Child u Co, Nod
West 7th st., Exchange Building, before
purchasing elsewhere, as they always
tised. >$i7R N II
gsE ,&atl Il =
We often hear people complain that
they cannot wear silk hat: this ID now
overcome by having the hat confo1ned
to the head. No extra charge. Stop in
and try the experiment, at the fashloIl-
able hat sbort Of Samuel Cnlbcrt, SOB
Market street. .---
Conssmers Attention.-For the best, the
freshest and the fullest line Of Groceries
.tore, No. East Second street. sept by A.
Q. Perkins, where theysre constantly selling.
His OOlOlig, Japau and Green Tea, are un-
A trial Of them Is respectfully
solicited. tt
l. j. Nicholson boot and snoe dealer
has removed from Third and Washington
streets, to Seventh and Washington
streets, where he will be glad to see bis
I'D friends. 1i G,reit ~ G II.
70 Humphreys specifics and Witch Hazel
,eaides the regular Homeopathic rene
lies, just received fresh at the Delaware
avenue drug store, Of VIM. T. Alrich. If.
s, Dubell the halter Is always glad to see
lis old friends and customers at his old
tand No. 2, E. Third street. Go and
,et !""hatted." nv 30.tt
VIM. H. Billahy is selling garden tools,
lover, timothy, lawn, rye grass, herd j
nd white clover seed, ut No. 2l4 Mar Z
.et street.
Bowman is selling first class groceries :
the corner of Second and King streets, d
a low rate. @",
The place toget bargains in good fur.
iture is ct L. +. Adair's, N. W. corner
0urth and King streets. .. .t.
Spring styles now ready and tor sale at
le cheap hat and cap store Of ", Absent
Or 227 Market Str. ct West side.
Go to Alsentzer Cheap hat and cap
ore and be suited in style, QUALIFY ft I
fd price, - ''-'a'"'''
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31

Spring styles now ready and tor sale at
the cheap hat and cap store Of W, Absent
ger 227 Market street West side.
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31

Go to Alsentzer Cheap hat and cap
store and be suited IN style, QUALITY i.. dt
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
ERIsT AND ALLMON, ..
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND SHIPLEY
STS. WILMINGTON. DELAWARE,

\ AHz4f Ek ...u Hl
Inform their old customers and the public In
genSFsl, that they have on hand and make
to order, ="
Carriages Of Every Description.
and warranted TO be Of the best quality, which
they offer ct reasonable prices.
~ Repaing and painting promptly ATTENDED
10 In the best manner.
~Second hand carriages always on hand
at low prices Ma ~. n r3E.rHs
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
VNHE ,Wus a,'. an ~ 81. .p,i Is, a.,
i G i1Il. yjTatfns srr4- tai .l..t.
,CELLUl.OlD TRUSS!

These are the most durable and easily al
justed truss ever offered to the public. The
spring 70 Of tho best Englisb stec! and COM
pleteiy covered with ,celluloid which protects
and preserves 1t, while the pad Is Of the same
material. Among the many great advantages
OF the Oenuloid Truss, which will be OF once
appreciated by those who have worn truss
VI aEs the sSliowing; oa x clean.
I,can be bent with the hand to any shape re-
Qutted without artificial heat; twill neither
E1Stsnol chafe the patient; 1t will retainthe
hNH difficult rupture with safety and com.
Tort; III durability 10 beyond question; IL II
economical. tol 1t will last lifetime; the
heat OF the body causes NO unpleasant smell
hlfart, with Cellul0id sCruss.s the W. rer
Has comfort, ease, safety, turabi!ity, adaIta-
bility and econtMy.
"a Variety ot styles of these trusaes may
Va fvurd IL FOSTER'S DRUG STORE,
Front siid West streets. Please call and ex-
anime. ,,Ad iustments made Will out extra
ohsree. Special attention shown to ladies By
Nrs. Dr. Tost0r !: the gentlemen receive their
share IL shsnfilnb Il acSmbetentEmat
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
DR.. VIM. FIELDS

STILL continues his successful practice Of
dEDIoINx, for the cure Of ofSonsumption, liver
II the eye and ears, insisted and other tu.
mors, letters, itch Of the worst grade, ulcers
ofth limbs, teg sther with many other disea-
sea such as fevers, small p0x, sc. The Doc.
TOT returns his thanks tor past favOrs and
hopes his customers will still continue their
patronage.
Residence and Office DR.. VIM. Fields No.
2l3West Seveheh Street. Wilmington. Del.
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L e A + II e r..
~ HENRv MCCnMpO

,n L + A T II e r..
YD"t ..UY HENRY y. MoCOMBS
Will continue the manufacture Of all kint
OF Leather, for SboemalKers. Saddlers, an
Manufacturers. Also will keep Or hand q.
make to order Leather hose Of all kinds, Al,
patent stretched whole hide and side leatht
betting, single and double thickness, plain
water proof cemenled, and warranted q sl
perior article. All orders will be filled 10 n
entire satisfaction Of the purchaser at I'll
lowest market prices, at the old stand, y. n
Corner Of Third and Orange Streets, wi
mingtO i. Delaware. HIS. MCCOMBSl
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
GA TIA KAIS 3 R
a. # ttf ~ IN

EXPRESS. STORE ND'TRUCK WA
=. ONs AND CARRlAQR MANU-
FACTORY. "
COR. OF THIRD AND WALNUT SITS
zE.& ~ WILMINGTON, Delaware.t a D,
T. ~ The subscribers, having enlarged their
establishment and increased their facilities
for manufacturing Express Wagons, ,storevsg-
ons, Truck wagons and Carriages, are preSar
cd to do any work In their line in tho bAat
manner, Of the best material, and at the lowS
ost city prices. a.,..
Persons wanting any article in their line
should give them call, as they are determiii-
cd to do work equal to that done In the lar.
ger cities Allkinds Of repairing neatly and
promptly executed.
lea. GATTA d KAISER
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
COAL, WOOD, LINE, Etc.

" n " q q A Z A x D.
* JOSEPH FOUT, .I
Having opened coal yard at the wharf Of
j. Morton Poole q Go. will be pleased to
serve all who may fnvsr hinnr--vs*s~ u. So r~<--
ronage. All our coal B under cover, and
clear of dirt. Sold at low rates and delivered
promptly. Once ut Atkins building, Orange
and Water streets and at the wharf. mar31
Daily Republican., 1875-07-31
Warm weather.
| UNG PROTECTORS,

Made from q: lambs wool. Coyers h
chest both frCnt and back. Is made Of IN
piece Or material passing oversq3 shoulder
fording effectual protection from cold to IN
respiratory organs and recommending thn
selveI to the ordinary perception of Ial
thoughtful persons. For sale by r.
K. BkINGHURST & CO., COruer Sixth knt
Market streets ;
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my sermon but could not for the interview and state
of facts my mind that could not keep II out
and sat down and dashed OF in moment the ietter
called the "Day Of Judgment" letter OF the Isl OF
June Knowing that he had boon up for two nishs' OF
would have been inclOsed In little note 70 her say
Ing Don't wake him up 1t Is not important no shoud
see IT," and then 1t away. and thon made out my
notes and went and preached; didn't see him again
until Monday night, when there was the suggestion
OF a card that should be published by me that
should take that load of from Mr.. Tilton when
his own article IN the "Trpartite Agreement"
had brought to bear upon him when 1t published
took It homo for consideration. 1t agreed that MT
Knsela should be sent for to mo in the morning. ana
confer with He about O'Clock In the morning
told himIwhat told them that this matter had been
foOling- ~
Mr. Fulerton-wo don't want the conversation WIN
Mr.. Kinsella
Mr. Eyarts-You laid before him the situatonf A.
laid before him the situation and under his sugges
ton
Mr.. Fulerton-No. object
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Beechsths pApes that you had that you took out and
read to him; what became Of III A. don't know SIT
It went the way Of pretty much all my papers winch
try to keep
@ You are not able TO find III A. No. Sir; Hsdes'royeu
have no doubt
O. Now. here Is supposed contents Of 1t, which has
been given IN evidence Mr. Moulton has given this "A
the contents Of paper that you read Handing VIII
ness the book. .r
Mr. FullertOn-7Just one moment
Mr. Eyarts-Isnt 1T
Mr. Fullerton-Yee. a.
Mr.. Evarts-Weni
(Mr Fullerton and Mr.. Beach consulted tOsetherJ
Mr. FullertOn--Go on
Mr. Evarts-Is that correct statement OF III A. NOT
quite. -.HHHl
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MR.. BEECHER WRITES TIE PUBLISHED
CARD,

CARD.
The Witness-And being advised, drew
up the card that published refusing to publish the card
that had been SENT on account OF one sentense
In It. After q conversation that Lasted apou'
an hour he left. Then being on the eve
Of an absence OF two weeks I made some
little In the house and left and went over
TO The Christian Union office. Monday was tho edltorla
day when went there habtually and there was an
absence before me- therefore had Significant outies 70
perform I saw several members OF the hrm ana
the boys as We call them and had an Interview with MI
Ccsyeland in respect the affairs, for he by this time
had become quito conversant with matters, and was in
innate with me- regard specially to the Bowen side OF
IT, and made some that he should SEND my
letters Boston, and papers, and some other incidents
of that kind, and then went out on errands, and TO
lunch and to meet my wife at Amidst, and at O'Clock
went with her TO Peekskin; remained over MONDAY
night came down on Tuesday afternoon, getting In just
in time to marry Mr.. FINLEY Tuesday night; LETT the
house at half past six the next mornings went to Boston
and STAYED there all the week and the next and LEFT Fri
day. and came home Friday night That Is the little
history.
O. From Friday night Of the following week, which
would be the 18th A. Yes, Sir was gone at Gov Ciai
Inns house the whole tme
O. Now Sir look at that paper and say whether that Is
Mr. Tltons handwriting Handing witness paper.J A.
1t
O. Whether that s the card that proposed to you
on that Saturday night to be published by your A.
think this is 1t, Sir.
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but that Is not the question:
Mr. Fullcrton-t is what matters OF fact Theodore Ill
ton referred TO the question involves that
Mr. EyarGs-what matter Of fact Mr. Beecher referred
to- ITO the witness What facts did you refer to IN
those statements
Mr. Fulierton-That is more Objectionable than the
other
Judge Neilson--It struck me 1t was an improvement
Mr.. Fullerton-wel it Is an improvement the other
way Sir What facts did Theodore Tilton refer 10
Judge Neson-No what facts did the writer refer tos
Mr. Fullcrton-Ah. Sir; but he did not refer to any
facts Your Honor will by reading the letter that tho
objection must be well taken. He had condoned his
wifc's fault THAT IL, Theodore Tton he had en-
Joined upon me with the utmost earnesness and soem
nifty not to betray his wife, leave his children 10
blight 1T Is what Theodore Tilton had done, what
Theodore Titon had said, and not the witness
Judge NclsonThat OF itself would be fair subject Of
INQUIRY Independently OF that particular clause.
Mr. Fullerton-we Sir, il is recorded there what The
odore Tton said; it IL recorded by the witness 1t
lust exactly what lie Is quoting, the language Of Theo-
dore Tilton upon those subjects.
Judge Neison--I think the counsel can ask him whss
facts and circumstances he referred to IN writing tAs
clause.
Mr. Eyarts-That is the point. Mr.. Beechor, you viii
answer please A. understood the matter TO be simply
that as then understood IT, and assurediy beleyeds
was that his wife had transferred 10 me
Mr. FuilertonI understand II is what Theodore Tton
said to him.
Mr. Evarts-That Is my inquiry.
Mr.. Fullerton-Yes understand that to BIO w'this
your Honors decision
The Witness-He did not say anything of this kind 70
me : this is not Mr.. Tiltons language IL is mine.
Mr.. Fuerton-Borrowed, however, from him, rs 1t ap
pears by the letter Itself.
Mr. Eyarts-rhe second clause ia the OF tho
injunction that Mr.. Tilton had
Mr. Fuerton-Now, the OF the defendant 40 far
as II has gone embrace all OF his considerations
growing out Of what had series OF years NOS
what said by Theodore Tlton nregar to matters IN
volyed in the question to him, and which Led MN 70
write that letter. employ that Language IN writing
that letter. and therefore II is Objectionable.
Judge NeilsonI admit 1t Is not free from doubt, sr:
but think We will take tho perhaps 1t Is nce
question may need consideration than has been
given TO II here
Mr. Evarts-Now, Mr. Beechert
The witness-That the fault that understood-
Mr.. Evarts-You haven't stated II yet
Nee Ninsh PAGE,
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PUBLIC OPINION.

The Democratic members OF the House
should 10 that Speaker is chosen who Will be true
them They bold the power aud they should dictate
the policy II Ia not the man but tic policy that ~ I'm
pOrtapt Tho welfare OF twOtirds OF the States OF
more consequence than the personnel ambition ~ any
msn. the personal friendships OF ans humber OF men,
-ICincinnati Enquirer DEM
And now for some more theatrical thunder
and lightning from the Independent aud Democratic
press The Louisiana House Of Representatives. by vote
OF 80 -. has adopted the compromise resolutions
which recognize the Kellogg government Even the bulk
browning infamy" OF which the President was accused
when he did the came philadelphia Press tepJ
The Tammany Hall General Committee have
published series OF resolutions highly eulogstic OF
the Democrat and patriot John Kelly and have again
asserted their determination 10 hang his banner on tDc
outer wall. In this centennial era Iannany should
II that IL properly represented by satuay la the
TO supplement- the Committees resolution by slg-
gcstDg that the Tamnany statues at the American Cen
tennia shall bG those OF John Kelly and John MOrrsSey
IN. Y. Commercial Advertiser Adm. RepJ
Once more the physical necessities OF Mr..
TiltOns counsel have compelled Adjournment or the
scandal suit IL would uugenerous 10 accept the issue
made ny The Herald, which but yesterday was CROW
ing the great physical aerness of Fullerton ana me
tremendous ply steal depression Of Beecher MT.
Beeoher present in perfect health buoyan hopeiu
and full OF animal life and vigOr, while Mr. Fuiiortoh
who had great a physical victory only the Gay
before was fat on hs back in an aneroon ASKING oi an
not Of his associates was coinpe-
tent any tO go with the examination Mhen
Judge Porter i'll. the went on; when Cen Tracy
was confined TO his sick room, the case went on; Dut
when Judge Fullerton Frustrated the case stoipod
and when Mr. Beach confined at home, the case was
adjourned and again Ia taken from Genes
day afternoon until Monday At IL o'clock TO give MI
Fullerton opportunity TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. star
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complete hts work. upon commission to report TO him
Our has continued himself to "Reminiscences and
to insisting when the Legislature appeared one OF the
drticst body OF wmakers known that 1t should dis
perse and run home without washing. There Is some
thing In Governors that does not resemble
statesmaDship"
The Washington Ring has only reached the
beginning OF its troubles Hero Is Boss Shepherd In
trouble about his payenens and the Congress Of jobs In
gone. and the President has lost his power and next
December with its Opposition House and its rcmorse!ess
Investigations, is coming apace. And meantime here.
according 10 tho correspondent OF The Springfield Rcpub
Hoan of tho things 1t viii have to investigated
"Pennsylvaniaave., from the Capitol to the Treasury,
mile in length. Is in condition than it was
before the wood pavement laid and ride Is
very much like rido Western corduroy road 1t
cannot last ycarand what Is 10 be donci 1t was
laid a. great expense and twohrds of the expense was
charged to the adjacent property hoders To tax them
again for o new pavement will be than they
bear. But IL Is evident that all the wood pavements
within the District will have tn be removed within three
four years. and there many miles OF II and has
millions. We the folly Of the famous Board
Of Works In 10y ing 80 much pavement"