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National Republican., 1878-07-31
Base-ISaIl.

The contest OH tho National grounds this
afternoon between the Eagle and National
sbould attract large audience, as these
two mines will give a flrst-class exhibition of
ball skill. Bannon and Trott will strengthen
the Eagle considerably, and the National,
with Lynch, their new pitcher, will have to
work hard to capture ball from the Cher
yies."
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Cleveland, Ohio-Forest City, 4 Buffalo, 9.
Chicago-Chicago, -; Indianapolis, 3.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
Fell into a Sewer,

About niue o'clock last night a man named
f. c. Daily fell into the sewer near the rail-
road in Uniontown, and broke his arm. He
was taken to DR.. Roberts office where the
fractured limb was set Afterward he was
taken to his home corner of Fourteenth and
X streets southeast.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
Excur.Iou to Niagara Falls.

On account of several Of the Departments
not having been paid as yet, the above excur-
sion is postponed until Saturday, the Sd prox-
limo, when, II $50 tickets are sold, the train
will leave the Baltim, re and Potomac depot at
halfpast five a, m. Tickets must be purchased
on or before tonight
National Republican., 1878-07-31
% ceronGolcl .iles.. New orIcaI. $.

FoR upward Of thirty Yeas Mrs Winsow's soOth
ibS syrup hGs Teen used for children. II cOrreCts
aclIity tie ds"Cvh, rc!cyCs wind collie, regulates
NE bo"SH, c:nc. dYcnteTy and diarThRa whether
aIShe rom eeil.lhs " other calnes. An old and
Wsn'nied remedy. . CENTS bottle.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
Tho American ea-store,

At Dowlings tea-store, corner Of Seventh
and streets, goods can be bought actually at
New York prices. A very large stock is kept
on hand, and the prices are surprisingly low.
The best of teas, cohees sugars, spices, and all
commodities usually found at such an estab-
lishment can be found ut Dowling's. He a.so
keeps a large assortment of -four Of the best
brands
National Republican., 1878-07-31
An Incident Of the storm.

About one o'clock yesterday, during the
heavy storm, two boys about twelve years of
age, named Harry Perkins aud Charles Roe,
while playing at the mouth of sewer in
Uniontown, fell In aud were swept through
the sewer to the river, distance Of three or
four hundred yards Neither OF them were
injured, although they were greatly fright
ened
National Republican., 1878-07-31

THE cG,lscs OF charity and education are alway.
worthy Off hearing. but when the public read tGe
following experience many Will write to M A
Dauph!n, T., q. BuA G!rl, New Orlcsns with view
OF following the example:
The undersigned wns the holder Of Whole Ticket
No 3lO7p in the Louisiana State Lottery, which
drew the first Capital Prize Of One Hundred Thou
fand Dollars. on Tuesday, June II. 1876 said ticket
having cOst the sum uf Ten Dollar, and the amount
Sas promptly paid on presentation of the ticket ai
Ge ylliUs u she com.,AnY.
", :. CAMPBELL,
81 T1uIp'tt NJ,
National Republican., 1878-07-31
Use for the Wedding Ring,

The clerk of the court has issued marriage
llrenscs to the following applicants:
Daniel Ruckland and Susan l. Simms.
George Mihen and Augusta Rupp.
". X. White and Ida k. Polly.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
VEGETINE
Regard as u Valuable
FAMILY MEDICINE.

Mr.. II. r. STEvESsi
Dcdr SOL take pleasure In saying that ] have
used the Vrgetne IN my family with good results
and have knoSn Of several caIse, OF rrilisTkatle
cure effected by IT, regard II as valuable family
medicine. Truly yours, w o
The Rev. Wrl Mcdonald Is well known through
tie Tinted states minister In III NJ. T. Church.
Thousands will bear testimony land do II
Voluntarily that vEGErlNE IL the best med
ical compound yet placed before the public
all humOre, impurltts, orp0somous secretiunS from
the systenI, invigOrHlng aud sire lghening the Hys
TEN delilated y disease IN fact, II Is many have
called II, The Great Health ResioTeT"
National Republican., 1878-07-31
Kenl Estate TrnmsIers.

Ann Eliza Laub to S. T.. Whcatlcy, for IS,
sub-lot l5i of Beatty x Hawkins addition to
Georgetown. W. T, Ford to II. j. DAILY, for
S544, lots n, o, and l., square 447.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
VEGETiNE.
VEGETINE
ACTS AS A TONIC

vegetIne also acts II M Ist powerful mi grntefl
tonic; and this feature n mos. no pahly experienced
by peIsoi recovering nom flch.c di 'srs aud BY
women have lOag been AFFLICTED with Ills peculiar
TO their sex aOne. invnriubly hs Il bean found u
mcrA . the tone OF power Of the nervous SNsem. by
which, In turn ali other portions OF the frame ae
str,n gthenrd the qua ily OF tho blood lmprJNeL
10 man, woman or child II will hnpGrI strength
whcn strength Is wanting. II Will rcvtaze tie syS-
tenn Of the poor, ovsr-~nrkrd being whose is IN be
ing FILTERED away IN eniltss cares and ankicties II
Will nnse III. strength of iron aud the rnseRtc tint OF
health into the wCIk slI ewS and blOodlesS colnle-
n,ncs Of women crushed 10y many harishlps ani OPP
pres ed bv the dangers OF Cld' bearing; u Will give
new lite to the pad and tmaciAtcd caild whose aI.
petite is gone, Whufe nluNtn.entH are feeble ana
nerve ~, AMI whose whole system n one OF decay
and debiliatiun. NkiETINE Is true tOnir. and not
II deceptive slimuant; the 10 III that II impnrts to
day Is not succeeded by Injury tomorrow.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
The LABOR TROUBLE.
Cohen, the Agitator, Fined Five
Dollars.

Action Of the workingmen's Assembly
Architect Hin. the Contract system, and
the Police Denounced - Violence
Deprecated, but sympathy Es-
pressed for the strikers-Thc
Case Of Paris In the
Police Court Yesterday.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.
THE NEW SONG OF A SHIRT.

Is welcome boon 10 cve.y VIE
Who values peace and qniet lie.
For she who has met can never forget
Her lord and maters hdget AMI fret
When the gnrment that should he q mantle NJ ease
And model Of beauty Is NJ ither OF these;
For where u the man who cun teir tile strong test
of an iily-made shirt, not known Us The best
II Is then clear a blessing ! mon
Tnls shirt, whose beauty insplr IN" ron.
This mntchless work OF pr0gr - Y ar,
Warranted perfect In eNe-y nnr
And lie who has worn II WI rVrrlinrr .,year
THE only shirt 1T for II grl,t:cnFn'S wT ~"
And 20 sing OF the bcauti u tit,ng
That suits all 80 sons from iNll To .r.nY;
a Joy forever to one who knows
Inc sweet compiaccncc, tha bland 'pUsr
That comes nom the wearing OF nrSt.ratp clothes
IL yOn inquire. you will find The beat
hGEORGE q HENNINGS, Seventh street west
National Republican., 1878-07-31
ENDOW THE CHILDREN.

Six Huudi Ell and Forty Acres OF Land aud PTnc-
teal Rlsiness Education Gt cost OF only tlp.
Finy 'e tons OF ihs best an1 in the rapdy,groninl
Safe OF Texas and any sci olRrshps each u, cd for
years rtune Of training In spenctrinn Business Col
legr, offered 70 parents lot their children during
sixty days from july 20, 1873, ifnot \. oner taken
For partb ulurs call Mt Office OF ELl.ERN e. FORD,
Sole Agent, Room "a, lie DrOlt building and bring
this adv VertIsenent. iyallm
National Republican., 1878-07-31
Amu.emon,s and Escur.ions.

Cockade City excursions every Wednesday and
Friday at seven p. NJ, and Sundays at three p. M
"Lyccum" five cent excursions on barge Cockadc
City every Monday "wednesday, and Friday at
seven p. IN, and Sundays at three p. m.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
Architect Hill, the Contract System, and
the Police Denounced.


the Police Denounced.
A special meeting of the Workingmens As
sembly was held at Becks Hall last evening"
Mr.. Alfred Thomas in the chair and G. W.
Spier secretary.
The following call for the meeting was read :
WAsHISGTOS, d. G., July %, 1873.
To he President Of he National UOreiHgmtH's As
s0HNy;
SIR The undersigned, delegates to the Assem-.
bly, request you 10 call special meeting Of the
Assembly On Tuesday July N, to take into cOnEd
eratUn the proposed reduction Of police pay and
other matters Ofiptcrest 10 this Assembly.
Signed: Nicholas J. Plass, Michael II. Solan,
otto HeiyemauD, J. Hamilton, J. w. Armstrong,
T.. /. Barker.
The chair stated that the object of tho meet
Ing was to consider the proposed reduction Of
the pOlicemen's pay, and business relating to
the wages question only. No private ques.
tions would be considered, as this was special
meeting. Under n call for resolutions, com.
muuIcations, SC, Mr.. J. p. Hamilton read the
following preamble and resolutions;
Whereas he action Of tho Supervising Architect
IN letting o contract certain work under his super
vision TO irresponsible contract9n at such u low
figure, Knowing as lie does that the work could mot
bs done for such sum without swindling tbs work
National Republican., 1878-07-31
LOCAL NISCELLANY.

Interest paid Oh deposits, Special rate. on time
deposits. H. s9uiEG Co,
RankcTs lIl6 PennsylvaniA Aycmue.
National Republican., 1878-07-31

Al BALTIMORE AND ONO nTfOT, SHw JERSEY AVE-
NUE. AND STREET.
NOtrinr t h~nin1.
esB n Y Phil & Bos e1. sl:p, Baltimore accom-
SE, Baltimore express go. baltimore accom-.
f;s0, Western express 500, y. Phil a BOse e.
tsfO, Baltimore accom-. 52D Western Mall.
t25 Ered. &c, Met brch SAT-, Baltimore accom-.
I2., Baltimore Annapolis stS Baltimore express
and way 52D, Western express.
eg Mari shurQ and Hn- $500 nntimCre sNpres-A
nc rtONn sc iMeI brch .pI5 y Y, phil \ Dos eh
6t:.O Baltimore accom-. IGx, Baltimore accom-
n.O, Baltimore eI press.
sArrvs daily. Others Sundays excepted.
Aa- For tho time OF departure OF trains. see advsf-
nrrmenis else where.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
New Advertisements.

Lyceum excursions on the barge Cockade city
For rent at John sherman 4 Co.'S, ST. Cloud
building
For .ale at John sherman & Co.'S st. Cloud
building.
PosIponemcnt excursion given by the Mendcls'
sohn Society.
d. McMeIamin-Monumenta works, First street
a1d Pennsylvania avenue southeast
National Republican., 1878-07-31

The song that sing s q different thing
Prom the sad one that used son hearts 10 wrinz
When HQol made poverty, hunger, and dirt
Numerically known in the Song Of the shirt"
Perhaps In ne case Of q shir. made to sell
My song will no, read so strIkingly well.
The shirt that name no other can shame
A shirt without fault suspicion, or blame;
Wrought OF material 20 hrm and SO fine,
And 40 perfectly mouldei 10 lis design,
That no man could ever be such Ounce
A. 10 wear another who wore this once.
Gusset and seam sre stitched by steam,
And there's no occ tslon Tor men TO dream
lin wearing this shirt OF superior 1T,
And ies ling uncommonly nice In ~,
That they're wearing out any human lives"
Either OF mothers, daughters, or wives
On the other hand, then, you understand
That this shirt, so carefully nicely planned
To suit the taste OF the manly mind.
And keep his temper tereneiy kind,
National Republican., 1878-07-31
LEFT-OFF CLOTHING,

BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, WATCHES, PISTOLS,
JEWELhS, &c,
Can be sold for the highest cash prices Gents coh
wifi he paid by calling on ar addressing HfRLOG, we
Ninth street northwest, near PeunsylNania avenue,
Orders promptly attended to. mhrssJ
National Republican., 1878-07-31
Tber,,on,etric Readings
Indications.

For the Middle Atlantic States partly cloudy
weather occasional rains, variable winds, nearly
stationary temperature and pressure.
National Republican., 1878-07-31

Mr.. Barrett, as counsel for Herbert Paris,
who pleaded guilty last Monday to the charge
OF sssaultng Officer Cahill, filed motion fol
the withdrawal Of the plea, on the ground
that when the plea was entered the prisoner
was without counsel, aud was ignorant Of the
penalty attached to the ofiense with which he
was charged. The argument of the motion
was sct for Thursday.
National Republican., 1878-07-31
CITY ITEMS.

FEMALE COMPLAINT should be cured, as they
oflcn can be, by few doses Of Ayers sarsaparillG
National Republican., 1878-07-31
VEGETINE.
REV. j. p. LUDLOW WRITES

l7s BALTIC STREET., BGnOKLys, y. VI
November II, ls7t
II, r. STEVENS ESQ: .
H,Ir SiT-Frum personal benefit received by its
use, rs well IRON per onal knowledge OF those
whose cures thereby have ssemc, almost miraculous
| can most heartily aud sincerely recommend the
VEGEriSE for the compalnls which i Is claimed
TO cure. JAMtSS J.. Ii DlOWt
Late P.sOT Calvary Baptist Church, Sacramento, Cal
National Republican., 1878-07-31
National Republitan.
Arrival Of Ps..euse, Trains.

7 RAlTInoRE AND roIoNAo DEP,T, SIXTH AND b
National Republican., 1878-07-31

WELLS MACHisF-sPREAp STRENGTHENING PLAsr
FRS are still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far suipass oil others.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
Moody ON Salvation.

AT Eutaw Place Baptist Church, Bal
timore, yesterday afternoon, Mr.. Moody
Bible realing was devoted to the sub.
ject cf how to get new birth of life
People, he said, if they wish to be- saw.
I'd must believe that Christ died for
them individually. Sceptics and infdels
do not believe that Christ rose from the
grave, but dead Saviour would do no
good to the world. Men must also b..
lieve his teachings and doctrines. Some
people cannot understand the doctrin.
of inheriting sin from Adam. They do
not See why they should suffer for a
crime committed six thousand years
ago. He could tell thelu, however, that
no man III Baltimore would be lost
thro IN Adams sin. Some Of the wise
ones present might shake their heads
and cay this was not sound doctrine SC
he would put it another way and say
that every one would be held responsi,
bic for Adams sin. They thought this
a paradox, no doubt, but he would il.
lustrate it. II be had, consumption, (oi
course they could all see that h- did not, }
but supposing he had and he should
refuse remedy which had cen proved
to be a sure cure, and die, 1t would not
bs the disease which killed him, but
his refusal to try the remedy. 1t was
Just the same with man. Belief on
Christ, net simply in Him, was the on
ly remedy for sin. In the evening Mr..
Moody preached in Grace NJ. Z. Church.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
A Surprise.

Yesterday being the 50th birth day
of Samuel Casperson, residing at 3l9
East Third street, about rs persons,
principally members of Asbury NJ. K.
church, came marching into Mr.. Cas-
PERSONS domicile, loaded with variety
Of glassware and other useful articles
for housekeeping. Mr.. Casperson and
his wife were completely taken by sur
prise, but finding that they we're in the
hands of their friends they quietly
yielded to their fate. The table was
spread and loaded with an abundance
of refreshments, Of which all partook
heartily. Music and singing followed,
Miss Dolly Titus presiding at the Or
gan. The party met at the residence
of Benjamin Dennis before proceeding
to Mr.. Casperson's. To prove that the
party was a good natured and lively
one, we have only to say that Allen
smith, r. Painter. VIM. Stilley, Miss
Kate Urmy and Mrs. D. Sparks were
along with the surprisers. After a
very pleasant time the party separated
for their homes about IL O'Clock.
Mill Burned.
Yesterday morning about two o'clock
the Touring and spice mills of W. T.
Logan on the West branch of White
Clay Creek, between Landenberg and
Chssterville, took fire and were entirely
consumed. Mr.. Logan is very unfortu-
nate, as his mill was burned down
about five years years ago, and he had
but two years ago finished the erection
Of a new one. 1t is insured.
sale Of Real Estate.
L. W. Siidham Il Son, auctioneers
sold at public sale, on the premises, for
Isaac Philips and Albert Commons,
executors of John Commons, deceased,
Il farm Of l04 acres and l05 perches
situated five miles from Wilmington
and mile from Centerville, in Christi.
ana Hundred to Mr.. William Press, for
1880 per acre.
Relisious.
The able and eloquent preacher Rev.
George X. Bristor Of New Castle, Is an
nounced to preach at Scott N. X. cburcl.,
corner Of Spruce and Seventh streets,
tonight. All who are interested in the
promotion of the work of God and the
salvation of souls arbinvited to BE- rre-
sent, and the public generally Ser
vices 10 commence at 7.30.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
FIFTH EDITION" N"'
Ths Ksue Csusey nsessvsvs.

The following additional notes Of The
Black bird Hundred tragedy ~ clip from
the first edition Of the Every Eusniag Of
to-day: The news OF the murder reached
Chestertown on Wednesday afternoon,
when the telegram came 10 the Shsriii
to arrest the two men, and created
some excitement, but the facts were
not known until your correspond
ent arrived here on the train yesterday
afternoon. II was evident a. once that
public sentiment was In favor OF the
prisoners, the connection af Mrs. Dod'
son with the murder not being known.
The sheriff on Wednesday night went out
TO Dodson's hopss. where he found \
company Of Young men and women, call.
ed N-wcomb and Vincent ont, and told
them hs had come TO arrest them TOR
the murder Of Jones. They we're
both very collected, and said that
he must b. mistaken, and offered to 90
along quietly, but they were hand
cuffsd together and taken To Jail. They
deny all knowledge OF the murder, and
say they can prove An aiibi. Your cor'
respondent visited them In tho old
county Jail house this evening. They
would say nothing. Both had retired
for the night upon pallet In the cor
ner. Vincent IL 3 smooll, faced young,
ish looking fellow, and appeared snllen
and morose. Newcomb is older. but he
kept his arm SO persistently over his
face that It was not possible to see much
Of 1t, but short beard On the side Of
his face stuck out between the arm and
the bed quilt. Ishould say both were
rather respectable looking men,
Nswcomb's connection with the affair
Is said 10 grow ont Of the fact that he ID
paying attention 10 Dora Dodson the
younger Of the two sisters. ......,
Mr.. Dodaon has engaged Mr.. Hyhson.
one Of tn. most prominent lawyers At the
Kent county bar, to defend the sccnsed.
Naturally, there Ia good deal Of COM
ment here in relation TO the murder an !
the arrests Dodson is one Of the most
respected farmers Of Kent county, and
his wife bears reputation which
Is, beyond question, Of the best.
She Is well. connected, and has al
ways been looked upon as most esti-
mable woman. OF slight build, and
,olerably we'll preserved beauty, al
though As, she appears no older than
IS. She remains at her husbands
house, but will probably be arrested
to-day. The District-Attorney, Mr..
Vicksrs, said that he hesitated to a..
rest Mrs. Dodson and tring her to Jail
upon any other than the most reliable
information. ....... ...,...5 .q
1t has been offered as q possible ex-
PLANTATION of the crime. that the negro
lied about the burial Of the babies. and
that the Justly incensed perents OF the
girls and their friends attempted to
kill the negro for slander. Alice Dod-
son is now married to gentleman in
the commission business In Philadel
phia named Prettyman.
The requisition which has been OBJ
tanned from Governor Cochran will I've
served to-day.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
The Vanderbilt Case.

During the cross-examination OF
Bishop McTyiere, in the Vanderbilt will
case, on Wednesday, Judge Black tried
to extract from the witness some ex-
preston of hi, opinion at to the propri-
ETY., morality, nationality and right of
the Colnmodore's action in giving near
iy Sl,0oO,000 to found the Wander
bilt University at Nashville, lsnn. The
Bishop said he believed it was rational
andFight. Judge Black asked him il
hetthought it was rational because it
was right. The Bishop said he thought
1t was ational because it was right and
right because it was rational. "Ah, "
exclaimed the examiner, Now you
are reasoning in a circle. What system
of logic have you got that will justify
that?"
Mr.. Clinton and ex-Judge Comstock
demonstrated against the discussion ol
metaphysics aud oasuistry, the Bishop
said he would have to dust up his text
books to answer that. Mr.. Black per.
sisted in this line of inquiry, however,
andfnally asked, Can you imagine .
Bishop of the Church South and mil
lionaire in New York combining to
gtther to prosecute such an inquiry, as
the establishment of corporation tOr
robbing widows and orphans out OF
their Just inheritance, or for robbine
the oity OF Nashville or the State o
Trr 3 -ssee, without considering both
mad - Judge Comstock and Mr.. CIin
ton again obj-cted, and little bit o
acrimony was INDUCED in, but thu
court allowed the question, and tn,
Bishop replied: II coul,' Imagine
the Bishop to be mad to engage in any
such enterprise r...
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
Ls,oAL rusE rAsLx.
sovrxszn 10, 1878. 7

TRAINS LnAVB WiLAlH0ION.
tor Philadslphia: g.s1, 7:os. $40. soo, s.so,
1900 .. MI ias7, f2s, $50, 400 s4o'
I'D, s.Dp. N. :.
N. On Sundays; Est, S.Hp p. n.
For Bsls,mors and Washington; is.sl, 40
$3.50 .. m; l2S5, l.0S, bl6, y. N.
For Bsltimore: 100, Express. On sunday,
10y baltimore snd Washington l2sl, 40
For baltimore and way stations: 80 =. M,
Fbr NJ S.yw y Castle. s.U. els .. ,n., Los, ca
For Delaware X. T.: sisa. n, LOS. $50 p.
No sunday trains.
FOR wilmington I Northern X. r.: e.26 a.
m.;s.2o q. m; sp. m; and 500 p. m. Sat
r.r fsS.; hsI..:rs wv W..tsin K K: ,on, p. m.
sunday trains, ls.So q. IN.
rRArMs ARMvs AT wrLnIHoros.
From adelphia: i2AS, 20s, s.s4, $40 .. m,
laos, 12AT, 1.02. 40. b.13 SIS, 100, f.l0,
Ills p. N. On Sundays; i2.AS, 2oS, s.sl,
reom baltimore: Isl, !. .Ss s.isa M; l1s7, i2sI,
s.as. esd ,. m. On sundsycas'. am. ~,
r,on ~ w.sningson. X hi as,, .. n: lar, l2.s1,
tse, sS ,. M On Sundays aN O. M
From New Castle: $50, l2le .. m;
7.l0 q. m. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware 3. r.: s.sos M; lalo, 1.lo
From Wilmington h Northern X. X: 500
3. %. M.a0 q. m; 20 p m; and 7.a6 p. m
Saturday'souiy, l22o.
From Delaware Western r. R.: 7.6t =. m.
$40 .. m. Sunday trains, op. m. .-a-
TRAINS poa wlLxIHsroH LzAvn rHILADE-
PNIA.
From Broad street and Washington avenue
7so, 500. 1880, ll.46 .. m; 500, 400, ALI,
500. ais ~. 1.S0 p. N. On Sundays:
7.N 6.30 ., M; SOC, l1.50 p. m. s, IL
I'm Thirty Second and Market streets: LOO,
7S0, .3s q. m.: l2.3S, 100 600. Il.So p. m.
On anda.s; LOO. IS0 an. 4 -
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE,

NEW CASTLE County, Nov. 8, 1875
Upon the application of Phsbe l.. Alexander
and Henry T. Alexander, Administrators Of
Jesse H. Alexander, late of Wilmington,
H un red, n sai d County, deceased,
it is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrators aforesaid, give notice
of the granting Of Letters OF Administration
upon the estate of the deceased, with the date
Of granting thereof, by causing advertisements
to be posted within forty days from the date
of such letters, in six OF the most public places
of the county of New Castle, requiring oil
persons having demands against the estate,
to present the same or abide by an Act of As.
senbly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAwAR. REPUBLICAN,
newspaper published in Wilmington, and
to be continued therein three weeks. 70 od)
f~ Given under the hand and Seal OF
IL.s. Office of the Registe! aforesaid, at
49, New Castle, in New 'astle county
aforesaid, the day and year above W. .en.
s. g. BkiGS, Register. d.
NoTIoE.-All persons having claims agains,
the estate of the deceased. must present the
same duly attested to the Administrators on
or before Nov. 5, 1879, or abide the Act Of
Assembly In such case made and provided
PHEBE L. ALEXANDER. .au,,,.
HENRY T. ALEXANDER, Ao''' o.
Address. Wllm inxt0n. Del nv7
Daily Republican., 1878-11-22
FORElGN NOTES.

LONDON, Nov. 2l.--Ths dispatch ol
Lord Crsnbrook, Secretary Of State for
India, reviewing the Indian policy Of
England and the negotiations with A.
ghanistan, Is given more fully In TO-
days cable dispatches.
The British troops yesterday crossed
the Afghan border, occupied Forts Ka-
pion aud Ahmsdishams without resist.
ance. The troops ara suffering from
thu In tense cold.
Active operations against the Kafars
in South Africa are In progress.
N. NJ. Gambetta and Fourton fought 4
duel with pistols at thirty.6ve PAGES:
both missed.
The .15, 800, 900 6shery award has
been handed over to England under
protest.
The Italian government proposes to
take stringent measures for supprsssing
assassins.