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Daily Republican., 1878-11-21

would show them where there was a
factory say that on my oath. Frank
Moore and came down together the
day before the robbery Dollard came
down In the aftesnoon We met st the
depot. and from there went 70 Mans &
saloon, on Fourth street, below Wal
nut next place We went was on Wal
nut street between Front and Second
had couple Of bssrs there; stopped at
place on Water Sstrsst, and had q
drink there We then went ont Market
street then came beck u Eighth,
where We had some more beer W
then went back to the depot, where
Moore and Dollard took the I. 20 o'clock
train. ftEi{ .EFEk s..+t
Istaid in Wilmington over night and
returned to Philadrlphis in the morn
ing. When ! got there | didn't see
Moore. Dollard asked me TO 10 back
and meet Moore on the New Castle
pike" didn't say ~ would meet Moore
on the Philadslphia pike. :" went up
the New Castle Tosa sosass the Western
railroad, came back, got supper and had
. conversation with The son Of Mr..
Mccall, the plsstsrer, II Sixth and Mar.
ket streets; saw Moore at nine O'Clock.
We all met at Fourth and Orange
streets; w there had four beers; Moore
treated: Dollard and sat In ther. about
fifteen or twenty minutes, when Moory
came TO the door and beckoned us out.
We all got In dearborn and rode of.
In order to lot the counsel for the de-
fence catch the outgoing train, the
Court adjourned until 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21

stPEClAL NOTICE. iargelot Observing
7, y Naehins. ut Privats Sale, at less than
Adf their vslue. Two shuttle, Grover and
Rakcr. new. Two Weed, new, two Family Drop
Leaf singer improved, new, one Davis, new.
Also the following that has been used but in
good running order: Five Family Singers,
rwo improved Wilson, shuttle, good as new,
dnr Howe's. six Wheeler 4 Wilson's, one VIII
crx X Gibbs, drop leap table. nearly new.
We will sell at great bargain as we must
have the room, you will never have another
such chance. We also call attention 10 the
American Sewing Machine as the best Family
Machine. It's given up by all competitors a
the lightest and simplest Sewing Machine
made. you only have 70 try It TO buy It, Don't
be persuaded to buy any other Machine until
YOU have given the American few days
trial, wnen you buy you don't want to be To
the expense OF trading II of In Q or IL months,
on account" running heavy, or some other
good reason. rs we have and are trading for
machines good rs new. Now to get rid Of oil
this trouble and expense purchase the New
American, and then you are suited for all
time, and you will save money In the end.
We exchange for old machines. sell on
monthly instalment plan, or large discount
tor cash. VIII rent them to family by the
week or month, with the privilege Of buying
II they desire. Once and salesr0om 7l8 Mar
ket street, Wilmington, Del.
J. H. PRIMROSE,
nvl9-tf Manager for Peninsula.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
Special Mention.

sutterley copies old pictures to any
size. .....s,s tau ,.ag..-s. ss5g
Life sizs crayons for 40 at Suffer-
ley's, 302 Market street.
II sutterlsy's pictures are cheap they
arc Hrst-class. ~
Do not fail to call on Sutterley, 3O2
Market street, and take your old moth
ar and father, and get one Of hH large
81 photographs. g..a..a liz.
Chew "Jackson's Best" sweet navy
tobacco. 80
suttarlsy guarantees satisfaction.
All tho popular Tooth powders and
washes together with an elegant assort-
ment Of tooth brushes, for sals byJ.
R. Hartman, Drusgist, corner 5th and
Poplar. &C. go7-a ~ q. 8g--l.t,g
sutterlsy's pictures do. not fade. ssr
Webb's photograph gallery, No. 5O7
Shipley street, is prepared to do work
Of all kinds at reasonable prices. Old
pictures enlarged to any size, and fn-
ished in Oil Crayon or Ivorytype. ~
Ia Graduates in pharmacy prepare pre-
scriptions at McInall's, ID and Market
streets.
Parlor Perfumes, for diffusing a de-
lightful perfume through the room. by
sprinkling on the stove, at Taylor & !
Fullerton's, 3O2 King street. "a "a
"a Just received choice lot of new crop
New, Orleans molasses. Guaranteed TO
be new and pure, or money refunded.
Also new raisins, currants, citrons,
prunes, buckwheat, &c. Honey and
canned goods of the finest SELECTION
Nothing but the best goods sold, at
Albert Hufnal's, 9th and Madison SITS.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21

A GOOD MANY peopls--including al
the Green hackers and most Of the Dem,
ocrats, Are hoping and praying thai
resumption of specie payments, fixed
for las, January. may BE- q failure,
They are not likely TO b. gratifed,
however. The administration is pre-
pared " make yrssuIoptiou = suc,
cess. Tie Bank 81 England, 1t Is stated,
maintains its Immense paper circula'
ton at par upon one hundred and sew
entren millions seven hundred thousand
dollars Of gold; the Bank Of Germany
does the same thing upon a gold coin
basis Of only one hundred and fourteen
million seven hundred thousand dol.
lars. The United States Treasury con.
trolls about one hundred and forty mil.
lion dollars Of gold coin, and some forty
million ofsilver, and Is equally able "
resume specie payments and hold the
position a. Eugland and Germany
These facts give assurance that resump-
ton of specie payments on the LIST OF
January will be sucoess-and that II
will BIZ maintained. As soon as green
backs are made equal in value TO coin.
they will be preferred to coin, as 80
much more convenient for all purposes
OF trade. &
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
the Suppression ofCrime.

The Wilmington Association for the
Suppression of Crime held meeting
last evening at the Holly Tree Inn,
and that being the stated time for the
semi-annual election of officers the fol-
lowing were ell cted. n.,
President-George 6, Lobdsll.
1st Vice President-George W. Bush.
81 Vice President-George W. Todd.
Sd Vice President-E. p. II. Martin.
Secretary-John Hare. e,,l5i4
Treasurer Charles Moore. ...
Corresponding Secretsry-J. B. Cook.
Chaplain-Rev. T. F. Plummer.
Executive Committee-.Thomas Mitch
ell, 5. N. Fogg, Alfred Gawthrop, W.
H. Van Horn, George W. Stone, George
c. Simpson, w. v. Perry, S. A. Hodge
man. Il. Tatnall Warner and Frank
Whelen.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
TNH.NIcEsT P1IIsoN EAsrH ARE "a. srxH'

TNHENrCEsT PILLsoN EARTH ARE ~. SIMns
l. VEGETABLE LivKR PILLS.. They never
grippe. sicken or weaken in their operation, ana
hence they are the best pills ever offered, es-
pecially for aged peore. They are spleD.
did Liver cure and elegant purgative medl-
cine. They operate pleasantly and mildly.
put put thoroughly and e,fectually. They cur SaIs
Headache, Bilousness, Weak Bowels, Disi.
ness, Vertigo, Weak Nerves. all Liver Afies-
tons, general Aches over the system, they
make better appetite, and in Rheumatism,
Neuralgia and Headache, in connection With
our Celebrated Pain Searcher, q very speedy
cure is obtained. We have over 1000 referen
cents box, or tive boxes for 81. Sent by mail
Principal Depot Fourth and King streetS,
Wilmington Del. Philadelphia Depot s03
Arch street, Sold BY den ars and At county
stores.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
Centennial Flowers.

A contribution to articles Of the toilet
brought = bout by the centennial is very del
ate perfume called the Centennial Flowers,
which was gotten up by Dr. Simms Of this city.
Dr. Simms being descendant of one Of the
revolutionary heroes, thought 1t proper to eel
very practical means. Since the introduction
of this extract by the Doctor, 1t has been 30
much In demana that he is now manufacturing
and selling 1t in large quantities 1t is put
up In very neat bottles. and sells at 10 cents .
b0ttle.-Epery Evening Nov. Q, 1873
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21

The Yellow Fever Comnnfssien
has reached the conclusion that the
malady was introduced to this country
by ship which came to New Orleans
from tropical port in the spring Of the
present year. That is to say, there
has been sacrifice Of 1000 lives and
Of untold millions of money simply he
cause a quarantine officer employed by
the city Of New Orleans did not attend
to his business properly. The people
Of that region have suffered so much
from this carelessness or incompetency
thst We may believe they will take
care that the work at the quarantine
will be better done in the future. If
II is true that this frightful disease al
ways comes from abroad, its presence
in this country can be prevented, and
no amount of effort should bs spared
to exclude 1t.
J. w. Whiteman, real estate agent,
has rented the Sharpe farm of 40 acres,
situated in New Castle Hundred, near
village, to Joseph c Hutch
inson Of Appoquinimink Hd., on the
shares.
Cold piercing winds and driving
rains seldom fail to bring on cough,
cold or hoarseness at this season, and
Or. Bulls cough syrup should bs kept
in every house. For sale by all druggists.
2b cts. o
"Ksep 3 reliable friend always at
hsnd," such as DR.. Bulls cough syrup
has eminently proven itself to be. Thou
sands Of testimonials. Try it. Is cts.
James Smith has the best tea in the
city, and will sell 1t at No. 404 Shipley
street, at greatly reduced prices.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21

SECRETARY BvAHrs, In = review 6!
the political situation, which Ii printed
in The National Repubiican, states thai
there is to bs . thorcugh enforcsmsn.
ofthe law In the South. The Secretary
says that ths attitude Of the President
Is in reality the asms now ~ Il has
been. He has been disappointsd. how
ever, in the fact that the assurances Of
Southern lsAders have not been kept,
aud M nov intsnds V psussststhoes
WHO have violated the rights 81 citizen.
ship. Mr.. Evarts regards the future Of
the Republican party as very bright.
Senator Bdmunas, cf Vermont, who had
an inkryisw with the Prssidspt on
Monday says ~ ths asas did not
dissuiashiAi appointm}nt with ihs In
sincerity Of the Southern leaders, but
did no: regret his sxpssimsni, - the
people are now sbls TO- Judge 81 the
real sentiment which prevails In the
South. E4#
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
signal Ohcer, Washington, D. c., Nov.
n, i A. N. ,.4ta b p.
Indications for Thursday.-Por the
Middle Atlantic States, partly cloudy
weather, frequent rain, variable winds,
mostly southerly, stationary or higher
temperature and pressure.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
MIR. TILDEN's NEW PLAN.
He 10 Said to Have Made up his Mind
to Try to Secure Ponnsylvania.

He 10 Said to Have Mado up his Mind
to Try 70 secure Pennsylvania.
A special despatch from Washington
says: "A promnsnt Democratic politi.
clan Of Pennsylvania, who has bssu in
Washington for several" Gays in close
conference with the managers Of his
party, reports that Mr.. Tilden is already
actively engaged in carrying out plans
to secure the next Democratic nomina.
tion for the Presidency.
According to this gentleman, Mr..
Tilden is convinced that he cannot So
cure the solid support Of the Gulf States,
and is therefore directing his attention
at present to Pennsylvania. In this he
Is said to have the secret aid Of Speaker
Randall and W. L. Scott, Of Rrie. Mr..
Scott will be rscollscted as having been
instrumental, in company with Senator
Barnum, In securing Mr.. Tilden's nom.
ination in 1875. He has started paper
in Erie in furtheranee OF this prof
it is reported, and the support Of .
Pittsburg paper has also been secured.
The effort seems to be to hold Senator
Wallace responsible for the defeat Of
tho Democrats in Pennsylvania, in order
to break his influence in the party.
"The new combination is merely q
continuance Of the internal struggles Of
the Democracy Of Pennsylvania, begun
at Erie in 1875, and renewed at Pitts
burg in 1878. Mr.. Wallace is determin-
ed in his opposition to Mr.. Tilden, and
in order to carry out the new combina-
tien effectively the effort will ke made
to destroy the Senator"
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
FIRSE EDITION.

Ir 10 AssoUsCzp FROM Washingtcs
that Tiidsn Ii alrssdy actively engaged
In carrying out plans to sscprs ths
next Democratic nomination To the
Presidency, and that he ID engaged now
10 negotiating with leading Democrats,
Possible this is true. OF course Tilden
wants tl'e PFsSi6 6sacys md pf course
the Democracy SllnssotiAts siA any
body who has money to spend. But
there IL something ludicrous In .
oomb'p.,6n p . bsotss down polisi-
,ian who is covered thick with fraud
hoping ,psesAHys anything bys The
help offs party which has just been
Knocked down and trsmplsd upon BY
the people Of its own State.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
Gleason the Horse Traimer

iotSbbS otueDoby sAp hosoU ~ 80
successfully managing vicious horses
q. the old foundry. Yesterday afternoon
he showed the audience how TO subdue
horses without bridle and bit. A colt
belonging to William Peters Of Chris
tiana, was subdusd by the Professor
The animal Is four years old; 4 kicker
plungss from one side OF the road tt
the other and always breaking sulkiss.
The Professor subdusd the animal in q
short time without bride or bit and
drove him TO ths sulky In psrfsct safety,
the horse not once offering TO kick. HI
would tell the horse to "back" and II
would do 80 instantly, and he would
tell it to "whoa," and no sooner would
he give the command than the aaimsl
would stop. Several prominent horse
trainers have had the colt in charge
but were unable 10 subdus him. \ In
conversation with DR.. Fallows and
other prominent horssnisn they say the
Professor has no equal. u..
The Professor has several trained
horses, and It Is worth the price Of ad-
mission, twenty Ave cents, to see them
perform.
This afternoon and tomorrow he will
be engaged In handling kicking horses.
He is engaged in training Doble's run
ming horse, ''Gale," bitter, striker,
and a kicker.
ApPsecsastns q Pastor. a.
The Rev. Noah M, Price, formerly Oi
Wilmington, pastor of the Lutherbean
Evangelical church at Twelfth and Ok.
ford streets, for the last thirteen years,
being dssirous Of taking . few mouths
rst, last week sent In his resignation
To the trustees. On Monday night the
comnunicants and members met at the
church in large numbers and adopted
aseries Of resolutions eulogizing their
pastor, expressing their love for and
confidence in him and begging him not
to leave them. In response u this
earnest appeal Mr.. Price has decided 70
remaih with his church untn CProvi-
denoe otherwise ordains: .,,,.......,...,.,..
Alsrm u Fire. .a.E.f
The alarm Of fire Of Wednesday even
Ing at half past six O'Clock, was caused
by the supposed burning Of brush over
the Christiana bridge. II made quite 4
bright light.
Nearly Exhausted.
The appropriation for the streets ia
nearly exhausted, there being fbut
e52.74 cents on hand for the balance Of
The fiscal year.
Police DuSlness. ..lT
We are happy to state that the police
business is very dull this morning, in
lact in perfect keeping with the
weather.
DR., Tropp Maxwell, Of New Castle, II
nwhnpersd Ground 10 TO be the ne v
editor Of the Morning Herald.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
The Tuesday Nights Fire.

We gave yesterday, almost full re.
port Of the fire seen from this city on
Tuesday night, which proves to have
been barn belonging To Mr.. John Sty.r,
lear Concordville. Delaware County.
Mr.. 8. and his family had but q lit 9
befors tho fire retired to bed for the
night. When he was awakened by the
farm r, who acquainted him Of the
alarming intelligence, and all the avail.
able forcs that could be mustered set
actively to work to recover the horses
and cows, over thirty in number, from
their perilous situations, and while
doing so the men were several times
obliged to withdraw from the suffocating
enclosures in order to get fresh air.
The barn was q large one, having a
length of some 70 feet and depth Of
40 feet, and was built about % years
ago. Its condition was good, which
coupled with the contents, comprising
nearly 100 tons Of hay, 100 bushels Of
wheat and $50 bushels Of unthreshed
oats, make the loss a very serious one,
part Of which is covered by an insur-
ancs in the Delaware County Fire In
suranoe Company. The loss Is about
$4,000.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
SECOND EDITION =

state 0l yne lherIIaOsDetAr.
AT THE REPUBLICAN ORFICk Nov. 20,
o'clock. 10 O'Clock. ~ o'clook
;, As 80 'H so q
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21

IN0R SALE.-A good horse will be A.
N sold low, for want OF use. w.. 10y
PARRY, $40 King street. ny2l-4td-w1t
EyOk SALE OR EXCHANGED Delaware
T. Farm of 90 acres, near station, on the
Delaware, X. r., good frame house and stable,
10 acres Of good timber. Price $1,000 clear,
will exchange for small property In this city,
clear J.A. BOND l. co SIKH and Ship
ley streets. nvN-8t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21

ENOR RENT-A GOOD seven roomed house
e in good order, and good neighborhood.
No. GA Washington street. Apply to g,
CHAM LER, COS Market street. nv2O
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21
Alarm ef Fire.

We are happy to state that the police
business is very dull this morning, in
lact in perfect keeping with the
weather.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-21

DR., Tropp Maxwell, Of New Castle, II
nwhispersd Eround 10 TO bs the me- v
editor Of the Morning Herald.
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he was there for was pic, aud " must
be mlnoe pie, aeaaOned with liquor NJ
that, ITO was told IN leave the place,
when bya mighty effort he steadled
himself aud raising his index niger
which he pointed towards tho man, he
said In threatening tone Of voice,
"Young man, you know not what you
do, you insult u noble son OF ran
theryille, aiias Fort Worth TINS
morning, sir, | WIS worth my lliou'
sands, owning property In Fort WORTH,
but alas, the passage Of the Texas ANA
Pacific bill has eyerlaslIngly done for
mo. Tho road goea an aRd nm n
total wreck, My only hope IL to get
Dallas TO build u street railway 10 her
nnh ward Good day, old boy, yen'
geanoe IL mine, saith tho Lord, and ]
will yet make u foot'stool out OF you"
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CITY Council.

City council met In regular session
Tuesday night, Hon. Mayor Cabell
presiding
Roll called-all members present,
The minutes Of the last meeting
read and approved.
The reports Of the market master
and the city assessor and collector were
read, and referred TO the commit GO on
journals
The account of the city assessor and
collector was read, aud referred TO
committee ON journals.
The reports of the recorder and
treasurer were read, and referred to
committee on journals,
The report of the committee on
ways and means was read and adop'
ted
The report of the committee on
claims was read and adopted.
The report of the committee on the
claims of police was read and adopted.
The report of the committee on
streets and bridges was read and
adopted.
The report Of the committee on
on streets and sidewalks was read and
adopted.
The report of the city engineer was
read and adopted.
1t was moved that the committee
take some steps to secure the loan of
two thousand dollars,
Alderman Shone moved that the
gas light of the city be dispensed with.
Carried.
Alderman Newsom moved that the
Water Works company be notified
that their contract with the city had
expired, and that new contract was
| in order.
Alderman w. Nj. c. Hill rendered
his resignation as councilman. Ac
oepted.
An ordinance was introduced crea
ting the Office OF inspector of weights
and of chemistry. Each Office to pt
appointed by the council. Adjourned
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Tho movement Of our bualnehs men
In repairing and bridging the roads
Leading 10 Dallas IL u mGsl lalnAhle
one, aud should receive the hearty
support and 90 operation Of every wei
ctzen 10 those doing busl'
mesa In Dallas. aud 10 those farmers
who wish 10 dnd ready aud proIt'
able market for their produce, II IN OF
common and vital Importance lflhe
roads are not properly worked ANA
cared for, the mud blockade VIII each
season bring its disastrous dlsadyanl'
ages TO busilless, The lesson of the
past season Ia one that wo trust ana
believe will bear good fruit. The saw
lngs and beneits 10 no derived rom
good roads far moro than pay their
cost, whllo they are Indispensable TO
tho lnsuring OF steady ANA lucrative
retail trade. They enable the farmer
TO market what no has 10 sell Nv oil
seasons and during any klnd OF
weather. Tho mud blockade will then
BIO thing OF the past, and our lrhde
will no longer be chilled and stagnaled
by every little wet spell, M 1t h0a been
heretofore. Good roads have never
failed 10 contribute In II largo degree
30 tho enhancement OF the lands
through which they run, ana our
farmers should bear this fact In mind
when called upon 10 aid In their I'M
provement, Tho commerce OF Dallas
city and Dallas county has lost enough
this past season 10 more than double
tho amount necessary to put every
main and by-road In the country In
the most complete travelling Order
Our business men, who have taken the
matter In hand, fully appreciate these
facts, and are determined TO raise tho
mud blockade, that has ever been such
an eyesore to our business, II those
whose lntereats ARE identified with Dali
las will but do their part In contribul-
Ing towards this end the burden will
rest light on each Of their shoulders,
while we viii have good, substantial
roads. The communication Of Captain
johnson, the capable engineer of the
business mems committee, published
In another column, should receive tho
careful consideration OF our farmers.
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IteIIiOVnl,

Owing to the increased demands Of
our trade, we have decided to remove
to the commodious buildings on the
corner Of Lamar and Camp street, for
mally occupied by Clark, Bryan "
Bro, and the store adjoining. In or
der to save cost OF removal we VIII
offer 20 the trade for the next ten days
our stock Mt reduced prices. We will
open In our new quarters about the
10Th instant, with large and well
selected stock, and hope for n continue
ton Of the trade heretofore literally
extended to Nv. Very respectfully,
MAltSALlS& HOWARD,
March 7-dlw.
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split milk.

Yesterday evening, on Elm street,
the. driver of milk wagon and his
horse came to misunderstanding,
when he began whipping the animal
which caused 1t to run away-dashing
down the street at u fearful rate OF
speed, throwing the driver out and
spilllng all the milk. BY the time he
was caught he had made a complete
wreck of the wagon.
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A Wrecked Fort Worther-Tbe Pas
sage of she Texas ana Pacific mn
Huins Him.
He looked like tramp, tall, stalwart
fellow, with faded handkerchief tied
over his right eye, and he jerked the
bell of an Elm street residence with a
vim that left no doubt Of his meaning
business. The man OF the house met
him at the door, and inquired what he
wanted. He had been imbibing rather
freely, but he was frank man, and
steadying himself by holding on to the
door facing, he stated to the man Of
the house that his condition was evi.
IDENTIFY plainly visible to him. He said
he was one Of those unfortunate crea.
lures who had at one time been worth
his thousands, but misfortune had over
taken him, and had cuffed him about
the world, until he was, financially
speaking, total wreck. His latter
statement was not doubted. But what
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DIR. II. w, Allen, who recently treat
cd Professor j, u, Myers, A. NJ, for
dropsy, drew from him over seventeen
gallons of dropsical water The pro-
fessors case was aggravated by com
blnaton OF diseases, all Of which sue
oumbed to medical skill, except the
nstula, on which the doctor will oper-
AlA noon.
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Fine Shooting.

Yesterday the Lamar rifle team, who
shoot against the stonewall Greys, on
the 2lst instant, went out to Longs
lake, to practice. The shooting was
good, and does that company great
credit. ]. @. Gano, the first best shot,
scored twenty.four In six consecutive
shots. Lieutenant Keller also did
some fine shooting, while the general
average OF the team was very good.
Practice makes perfect, and the Stone.
wall Greys had best look we'll to their
laureIs.