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Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

that eloquent advocate say 10 the Mack,
ey Taylor murder trial at New Castle, in
his defence Of Taylor, that rum was the
murderer of Mackey.
"Why do you not arrest rum said Mr..
Whiteley and try 1t before tbs court in.
stead of Tay lor and then you will have
the right criminal" II rum is murder
er, (and Mr.. Whiteley SAID it vas) what
were those who sold rump Rum would
never kill anybody ii it was not sold BY
rumsellers to those who drink it.
Rum ruins the people, robs the wife
of her husband the children of their faith
er and society Of citizens. Oh, what
nice.honest men these rumsellers are!
Let the man who does all this be bran
ded as a thief, yes he is a thief.
Let the warning be written above the
great rum shop door that, "Here is the
door that leads to hell" Mr.. Mann then
closed his sermon by saying that COM
mon rum seller is no better than com
mon thief. Rev. DR.. Thomas, at the
close of Mr.. Mann's sermon, arose and
gave it his hearty endorsement.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

and become temperate, but they are gone to
eternity and their fate should be warning
to touch not that VIII ich has sent so many TO
drunkard's hopeless doom. There were IN
the United s tates, G, 500 900 men whe drink.
They are not all drunkards, but they are or
tering the broaA road and unless they stop
in their wild career will 60 plunging over the
abyss Of endless wo and sink SO deep that
they will never send back an echo.
Some Of earth's great men had been VIC
Tins Of drink and gone down to drunkard's
grave. The speaker alluded to Alexander
the Great, Daniel Webster, Edgar A. Poe,
Robert Burns and others in this connection
and afterward referred to the great destitu'
lion of Persia where, within the past SIX
wears, two million people had died of starva-
ton, He then spoke ofthe famine In Ire
land some years ago and of John B. Coughs
generosity and continued:
NV rich brother, some day grim monster
will come and touch you with hisicy finger
and your puisation will ceasel Don't you
want to be able to say in that dread hour,
Lold, I did what could while iourneying
through this vale of tears? Let me now
tell you, that, all oyer our country there are
starving children to-day that need your
sympathy and your aid, because their faith
ers Or mothers drink. I sometimes think,
what can be the matter that these things
cannot touch your hearts? The time will
come, brethren, when you and l will have
to find time to DIG when you and Will sleep
beneath the sod. Let us do something while
we live and can.
Ihavs Deeni in your. cemetery and heard
the little blackbirds carol their sweet songs
over the resting pace Of the dead, and l
thought, all tnese breihren and sisters Will
ere another century rolls around, sleep IN
the cold ground and likely the little birds
will come and carol requiem over our bod
les when we are mouldariug in the grave. l
want to get you to feel that God has made
you for some good purpose, and will hold
you responsible when He shall come to make
up his jewels, and there is Mt higher career,
no better work for you, than this cause.-the
cause of God and humanity.
We take nfty-eight million dollars annual
ly, and pour it into the United States treas
ury, in the city OF Washington, and when l
pass that grand building I imagine that up
on Its walls see drops Of blood, for In that
institution lies the liberty and life OF many
noble mothers son; but, when the Ameri'
can people shall rise up and say, '"raus tai
thou shalt go and no farther" then we Will
roll back this mighty tide Of intemperance
! to its native torment and hail the glorious
advent Of prohibition.
At the close Of Mr.. butchers address, 0
large number came forward and signed the
pledge, swelling the total number obtainco
| to over 1900.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

Tco Deaths.-James Abbott and
wife of Baltimore, were spending Sunday
evening at the house Of a relative, when
they were informed that their daughter
aged II, was dying. On returning they
found her lying on the sofa liteless,
when the mother was so shocked, al
though the girl had been invalid for some
time, that she fell on the floor beside her,
and almost Immediately expired. The
husband was almost distracted and the
scene presented was very affecting.
Suicide.-John Lafferty Of Frankford, :,
Pa, committed suicide on Saturday night
by taking laudanum. He was about IS
years Of age and said to be insane.
Two pilot boa's, one with seven men,
the other with six on board, left Smith
vile, N. j., on Wednesday, to go out to
sea, and have not been heard OF since.
Grasshoppers have appeared in the vi,
cinity Of Omaha since Ahe mild weather
set in.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

Two IRREcoHeILABLE CoNDITIoNs.-De-
bility and heath are irreconcllable condi-
ss v tha t. 10 ta -peepe
who lack the vitality requisite for vigorous
discharge Of each and all Of the bodily func-
tions, are invariably afflicted with some,
though it may be tarfing, disorder OF the
system. Atony, or want of nervous and
muscular vigor, is accompanied by poverty
oft blood and leanness. A certain way to
overcome it aud prevent the aggrav ated
maladies to which it must ultimately lead is
TO use Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which
promote digestion and assimilation Of the
food, and thus are the means OF furnishing
the body with suppy OF blood Of quality
essential toits proper nourishm ,nt.' Invig-
Grafton through the instrumentality Of the
matchless tonic protects the feeble from
host of bodily ills which iurk in ambush for
the debilltated. The Bitters are an article
which it is most desirable to keep constantly
on hand.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

Fight.-About three O'Clock on Satur.
day afternoon, German baker, named
H. Roller, who resides over Third Street
Bridge, stepped into restaurant on
Second street between Market and King,
10 get something to dripk, his dog fol-
lowing him, when darky known as
"Black Dick" kicked the dog. The
owner resented this, and he and Dick
were soon in the gutter pummsliDg each
other as best they could. Dutch Kriss,
Rollers friend, then jumped in, and
Dick found The two too much for him,
but he managed to get away without
being badly hurt.
Probable Bankrupt Case.-A large
number OF the creditors of Hamilton and
Cummins, from Smyrna were, in town
this morning, and calling on Messrs. Har-
rington and Hoffecker, Esqs., filed their
claims to compel the firm to enter into
bankruptcy. The petitions set forth, that
Hamilton and Cummins made an as.
signment of their property to William
Cummins, by which meaus the creditors
are sdefrauded out of their just claims.
Lecture. The next meeting of the
Teachers institute will be held in school
house No. |, at O. clock to morrow after.
noon, at which time Edward Shippen.
ESQ.,, ex President of the Board Of
Education of Philadelphia will deliver q
lecture on Japan. The public are invited
10 attend.
Fatal Acciaent-A frightened horse
ran over Mrs. Josiah Phillips, of Ken.
nett Square, at the corner of Eleventh
and Chestnut streets, Philadelphia, on
Friday afternoon, inficting such ipjur'
les as to cause her death in few hours.
New House.-Charles Simmons has
contracted with Wm. Guthrie to erect a
new three story frame house, % feet by
50, on his farm near the Blue Ball,
Brandywine Hundred, for $230O.
Sming.-Any one wishing to purchase
a nice chair Swing for little over bait
price should call Oh Mrs Rehfuss, No.
2Sa king Street. Z
Charity covereth a multitude Of sins,
but it must be The giving Of relief that
causes the great demand for Kirg STOOD
Samaritan Cough Syrup. Large bottles
| rs cents. @n .. p2s
4ss;ss Benson sss s esleFy :ssi elagen a s
for sale by J. r. Hartman, Druggist, cor.
ner Of 9th and Poplar.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

During the uusn times Of tho war. when
every one but editors had more money than
they knew what to do with, fortunes were
RAPIDLY accumulated, and among the lucky
ones who bought bonds and purchased bricks
and mortar were the circus managers, one
of whom, Mr.. John O'Brien, managed to run
for several seasons, four or five companies at
ono time, under various names in different
sections of tho country. The Cambpell,
Warner, Dan Rice, Rorhchilds, Shedenbur-
ger, and half dozen other ventures were his,
This Spring, this Napoleon Of circus mana
gers looked about him for new sensation
something to astonish tho people, and came
to the conclusion that for 1877 he would have
but one show on the road, made up from six
Of his organizations, massing all his material
In one organization, thereby creating forni-
dsble competitor for public favor. By the
concentration of Mr.. O'Brien's several shows
the menagerie and circus department will be
Increased six-rold and the street pageant
made unusually attractive, by the introduce
ton Of three full bands of music In three gor-
geous golden chayiots. The date selected for
the appearance Of this monster amusement
enterprise Is Tuesday, April 18th.
Explanatory. y.-Messrs. Eastburn and Arm.
strong, livery proprietors, Fourth and Or.
ange streets, were the innocent cause of the
excitement on Market street, last Saturday
afternoon. Tney were simply taking some
half dozen very handsome carriages to theil
place of business-only that and nothing
more. Eastburn and Armstrong have rsW
one Of the most complete and most enjoyable
liveries'in this city. 1t is q pleasure to trans
act business with this firm a. they are sc
pleasant and 80 accommodating.
Premature.-we were in error In our Sat
urday's issue in stating that the Rev. j. W
Sullivan had accepted call from the Bap.
tist Church, Vt Woodstown, N. j. The
church, by unanimous vote. rendered tht
pAstorate to Mr.. sullivan. but no answer
will be given hereto until next Sabbath,
wheui probably, Mr.. s. will accept. We
mako this correction in Justice to Mr.. y, d
he also has been offered the pastor ste Of Z
Baptist Church in Baltimore, and We believe
has given them no answer yet.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

n U. A. M.-The members Of Jeffercon
". Council No. 10 o. U. A. NJ, and the
order In general are requested to meet ut
Mechanics Hall 2l9 King street, on Tuesday,
funeral of our late Bro. j. d. Thomas.
kap161t A. M. 6OODWIN,R. s.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

Remopaz-B. Row, the cheap practtcsl
tailor has removed to No. 2l7 King street,
where he has nice stock Of gents furnishing
goOds. Call and see him if you want strong
good work, shirts or overhauls, &C., I'll King
street.
T. B. Killiam has just received a
splendid stock of aides, Misses and Chill
drens boots and CATERS. The best in the
Market. Cali and examine No. 1OS East
Third street.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

WAsn1NeroN CLERKsH1rs.--Bob
lpgersoll has been telling the boys at
Chicago the horrors Of office seeking, as
he saw IL at Washington and pointing
out the things in this world that are bet.
ter than clerkships: He was talking about
civil service reform and said: "We have
In this country muItitude Of little pla'
ces, q multitude of fclerkships in Wash
ington, and the question iswhether on the
incoming of the new Administration,
these men shall all be turned out. In
the first place, they are on starvation
salarias-just barely enough to keep soul
AMI body together and respectabiity on
the outside-and II there is young man
in this audience ! beg Of him never take
q clelkshlp in the city of Washington.
Don't you do It'll Never do you put Your
self where you have to duck your head
and take off your hat at everybody else.
Don't you do it. Don't you put your
happiness don't put your fortune lin
the power of another mans breath. Don't
you do it. You never will have any man
hood; you will never have any vertebra;
you neser will have any real square
spunk; you can not have it; and you
will lose confidence, and you will begin
to think If you cannot have regular
payment each month of $94.75, that you
cannot possibly make living in this
world. It will take all the pluck out of
you. You will have to live so pinched,
90 narrow, aud so contracted that you
$wjll.h&ve to smoke "a pipe all the week
With tho expectation Of five cent cigar
Oh Sunday. beg Of you not to discount
your fdture;I beg Of every youug man to
have the courage to take what comes,
let it be feast or let 1t 9be famine, but
don't sell the gift that fortune may have
for you tor petty salary pf $50, $40 or
500 per month. Don't do it. Go West!
| would rather have forty acres OF land
and a log house with one room-yes,
and the woman I love, and some lattice
work over the window, so that the sun
light would fall checkered on the baby
in the cradle, and few hollyhocks at
the corner Of the house.
Iwould rather have that, and nice
path leading down to the spring, where
could go and hear the water gurgling
would rather live there and die there
than be clerk OF any government on
earth. Now, all mean by this civil
service reform is, that if any poor cevi
has been 90 unfortunate as to get into
that place, leave him there rather than
to destroy somebody else every year."
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
SECOND EDITION.
r." BOGi sfies.
mEEIINGs THIs EVENING

Delaware Lodge No. l, I. U. D. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Herman Lodge, No. 90, /. o. o. F., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Wilmington and Brandywine Council, No.
8, o. U. A. M, at Hall Sixth and Market.
Wilmington Council, No. 8 Jr. o. U. A. M
at Jr. o. U. A. M. Hall Fifth and Narke St.
Market street.
Washington Lodge, No. 1, X. Of p, at
KiGhts of Pyrhias Hail, 211 Market st..
Washington Lodge, No. 8, A. o. OF G. T.,
at McClary's Building.
Star Of Bethlehem Division, N0.7, s. Oft,
Ninth and French streets.
Minqua Tribe, No. sAI. o. R. M, at Red
Mems hail .416 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
THIRD EDITION.
weather Indi cations.

Special Telegram to the Republican.
War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, April l6, II
A. NJ.
For New England and the Middle
States, slowly rising temperature and
clearing weather, southeast TO southwest
winds, falling barometer during the rest
of Monday.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
DISSOLUTION.

Notice IL hereby given that the PARTNER
shin between f, W. Cranston and John y.
McDowellhas been dissolved. Ali persons
having CLAIMS on the firm will please como
forward and satisfaction will be made.
CRANSTON q MCDOWELL.
Near Stanton, Del, April l4th'
ap16 1tdw
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
Datlt 1epubltca,1.
To MORROW VIZ WILL publish the act
passed by the recent Leg is!ature, providing
for the finishing Of Cool Spring Reservoir.
our readers can then see for themselves the
lameneas Of the act, and hear US out In Our
crltici. m in to days editorial.

THa TEMPERANCE Nov ExENT In this city
seems to be gathering force, II the large
meetings In the City Hall during the Lass
week and the larger ones in tho Opera House
for two successive Sundays are any signs OF
the times. Besides these, is the sermon or
the Rev. j. B. Mann, last evening, at the
Union N. E. Church, in which he took tho
ground "That common Liqucf seller 10 no
better than a common thief" How far he
succeeded 10 left for the public to judge by
reading the synopsis Of his sermon printed In
this payer to-day. We also present to our
readers to-day synopsis Of George M.
butchers address at the Opera House yester-
day afternoon. and full report OF tie DO
,ngs of the Liberal League, thereby placing
the REPUBLICAN in the lead as local chro-
nicler Of passing events.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
OUR DIKECTOHY.
WI q. .DOWNlNG'S

RESTAURANT & SAMPLE ROOMS
COR. SIXTH AND MARKET SITS.
Best wines and liquors always on hand.-
Good billiard tables and shuttle board attach
ed to the saloon. Largest and finest oysters IN
the city served up in every style. Meals at
all hours. Cal and see me-.
jan16-tf WIS. DOWNING.
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

EOS SALE.-Two Copper planishel bath
Il tubs, all the fixtures complete. Also
marble top wash stand with fixtures COM
plete, suitable for barber shop. Apply 10
JAMES PARKER, No. II East Third st.,
Wilmington Del. apl6 2h
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16

WANTED delivered weekly at my stall
w in Third street market, live chickens
for which the highest price will be paid: n.
B. Appleton. aplo oto
Daily Republican., 1877-04-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Ten or twelve good Gamers wanted apply
to Bowers, Dure & Co., Rail Road Ave-
nue. nd Eleve nth streets. ap16-dd
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-06

@ There seems to be but one
opinion of the hanging Of Thomp-
son, at Seattle, on Friday, of last
week, and that is that if their ever
was a case in the Territory which
justified executive clemency this
was one of them. But the man
was without influential friends, po-
litically and socially, and hence paid
the full penalty of his crime.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-06

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-06

POKIaEIL OvEx. ID. r. Brown
i convassins this place for the sale
Of a very unique article Of kitchen
furniture consisting of portable
oven" as it is called, although its
principal Office is to cook jellies,
sauces and delicate preparations
which are liable to scorch. The
Steam Oven appears to meet all the
requirements claimed for it, in this
respect, and it is likewise adapted
for cooking meats and vegetables,
whereby not only the juices are re-
tanned, but every part is equally we'll
done, without smoking or scorching.
As Mr.. Brown allows trial of the
article before purchasing, every
body con ascertain whether the arti-
Gle is desirable or not, before incur
ring any expense.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1877-10-06

GRAND OPERA. The Richings-Ber-
nard opera Company will appear in
Columbia Hall, for one night, on
Tuesday, the 10th inst, in the beau
tiful opera of L" Martha, = with a full
chorus and orchestra. This will be
the first opportunity our people have
ever had of witnessing an opera per-
formed as intended by the composee,
outside of a metropolitan theatre, and
doubtless the occasion will call forth
every body who patronizes popular
amusements. The prima donna,
Caroline Richings-Bernard, the Car
oline Richings Of Niblo's Garden
in 1866, is considered one of the
best educated women, musically,
on the American stage. Her re-
pertoire comprises over forty op-
sras, in each of which she has, dur
ing her long and varied experience,
achieved obstruction. She is the
artistic of whom Harvey Dodworth,
the first orchestra leader in New
York, said, I" She is qualified to lead
an orchestrs." She brings With her
an effective support, capable Of pre-
senting the OPEN, aside from scenic
effect. in 6rst-clsss style in every
0spsct-
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YEARNING FOR A RUMPUs
From the Philadelphia Timesi

FROM Tue THUAUepnLA IIIntbI
There is panic among Republican Senators,
small at present, but, like the circulation OF the
country newspaper, II Is rapidly incressing, Nor.
ton Is III ne will hardly be able 70 be present at
the opening OF Congress Paterson's little business
In South Carolina may keep him out Of his seat
while the removal Of some Of Spencer's friends in
Alabama has made that eminent carpet. bagger so
mad that he threatens 10 make 1t hot for Hayes
by acting with the Democrats. On the whole, there
q 0 yerI vncourgslpI pTolpeet Of IumpuA. Il