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Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
THIRD EDITION.
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ExMlnITION AT NEW CASTLE

PrfsOaers Ptiioried and Lashed-A
Large Attendance 10 witness the
PerfOrsOaWce-'rhe SHOW aSuccess.
Special Correspondence oI the Republican.
New CASTLE, Nov. 23d, 1878.
Promptly Ut t. O'clock tho gates OF
the Jail yard wet- unlo0sed and with
the swinging back on their hinges pour
ed ins the largest gatll1ring OF boys and
young men that has assembled in this
place since the last mi yearly per-
formance. Wilmington's rag-tag and
bob-taiI population was well represen-
ted, noticeable among the rude gather
ling were several ladies" who to Judge
from the expression upon their faces
seemed to BIZ greatly interested as they
sazed upon the half nude forms of the
trembling wretches at the post.
+ There were also number of repor-
ters outside of those from Wilmington,
among those from other places was Mr..
A. Watson Atwood, managing cores.
pondent OF the Boston Jour. ofCommerce.
The first prisoner brought out vas
Whitley" Mccall, who stepped up live
~ aud with cou ntenaDce wr-ath-i in
snlles, unhesitatiusly placed his hands
in the clasps. He stood it we'll. The
tenth stroke put him in mind of his
schooldays, and as he walked away he
declared he woul1 taks one of 'em every
day to help circulation.
A negro named Caul< for stealing
Sl.5O from his boarding house, came
out with a whoop, waltzsd up to the
post, received his number as though he
rrlished it, and then walked briskly
back to his cell.
sewell starkey took his without any
demonstration whatever, az did also
Frank Johnson who received twenty.
At II o'clock, Philip Dollard and
Frank Mclntire, the former for robbing
McCullough's shoe factory and the lat.
ter for entering Woodcock's s-gar store,
were brought from the pillory and
placed i'll position. They each received
twenty lashes with grimace.
John Britton, George Chase, George
Warren and James Doolley, the three
former colored al the latter a white
man We're also pilleried The three
colored men received 70 lashes each.
James Doolley who was convicted Of
receiving stolen goois was sentenced
t" be- whipped, but on application OF
Mr.. Turner. his counsel, his sentence
" as remod-led.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
Anluselslents

This week the amusem mt Sc eker.
will have an excellent opportunity o
4 gratifying themselves to their heart.
desire. Miss HELEN Potter, will an
pear for the first time befOr.a Whining
ton audience, on Wednesday evening
at the Grand Opera House. she will
give representations OF the following
we'll known persons: Olive Logan,
Anna Dickinson, Charlotte Cushmap.
John B, Cough and a host Of others.
Master Aug. V. Benham, the boy won
der pianist, will also take pari,,in the IN
rtainment, Tickets for sale at C. +,
Thomas & Co.'s
On Thursday Thanksgiving evening,
sour Boarding House" will give an
enjoyable lunch, to our people. Sam.
'i-mple. favorite here is the manager
on the occasion. The play which is an
amusing one will he put on the stage
WI h good company from the Walnut
street Theatre, Philadelphia. Admis-
sion 81, and 80 cents, reserved seats
IS cents.
The American Rifles open their
fourth grand annual fair in the Insti
tute Hall, on Thanksgiving evening, to
which the public are invited to lend
their support financially.
Prot. AS. Webster will give grand
soiree at his rooms in the Masonic Hall
on Thanksgiving afternoon An enioya
bic time is expected by those who trip
'he light fantastic. No one admitted
without piece Of past. board
The young folks Of St. Pauls NJ. Z.
Church will give supper in their
sunday School room on Thanksgiving
evening. While the supper is going on
musical and literary entertainment
will be- given in the audience room of
the church.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
HEALD & CO.,
BANKERS AND BROk ERs,

BANKER2 AND BROk EaA,
AND DRALKRs II
STOCKS, BONDS LOANS, GOLD AM
COMMERCIAL PAPER,
CLAYTON HOUSE WrIhIxsTos, psl.
Interest, Coupon, and General Cellsctions
Tickets To and draits on Great Britain and
other parts Of Europe nov7-lv-d
STOCK QUOTATIONS.
WLMiNeTON. DHL.. November "a, ISIS
Latest stock Quotations FURNISHED BY
Heald h Co., Clayton House building vii.
mington, DEL, 1t Il M. to-day.
Gold, l0051; N. Y. 9. 4 hud.. ll1k; N. Y.
+ Erie. 1876 Lake shore, osek; North West
ern. ~, North Westorn Prsi., 7oN: RocL
Island. ll79<; Ohio 4 Miss, N; Pacific Mail
l61k; Western Union Telegraph, 96N; 81.
Paul, s2A; ~. Paul Prof, es1l; Wabash, 2l1 \:
Union Pacific, %; Penna,, IS; Reading,
IA; Lshigh Valley, s71; Lehigh Nav, 10:
Phila. 4 Erie, .; NJ. Central, so3k: Dol,
Lacka. 4 Western. 4o1k; Mich. Central, sh1<<;
Del. 4 Hudson, 4s3<; lssl's Coupon, i0sX;
62o's. 16 New !. j., 1881; $40, f67 Coupon,
1854; SO. '6S Coupon, l0S11; 1910 Coupon,
10TH Currency si., i2; Now s's OF 'sl.,
'o6,1ak RsTiitsrsd. io4s1; "a. 1904.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
Change Of Light KeeDers.

Lorinza D. Campbell, lst Asst. Light
Keeper ~ "Shlp John Shoal Light
House having resigned, collector
Thompson has promoted Thomas
Wright, End Asst. Keeper, to the place
made vacant by Mr.. Campb4ll's resg-
nation, and appointed VIM. H. P-eney
End Asst. Keeper
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
suOTIayEs.

NOTICK-Ths singer Manufacturing o.,
An. have but one olAce In Wilmington. ~
Market street Mr.. W, u. Cpssley also has
their machines on sale 1t his once, Sixth and
Shipiey streets. This notice 10 given 70 pre-
vent people from beIug Imposed upon and
duped BY those sho are bogus agents, ana
our efAoo can bs had new OF second hand ma
chimes, cheap for cash or on easy terms Of
monthly payments.
THE SINasR MANuv'a 10.
nw a4t A. J. VAN DUZEE. AIT
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
CT. NICHOLAS
SCRlBNER'S ILLUSTRATED MAGA-
ZINE
FOR 'iIRLS AND BOYS
An Ideal Children's Magazine

MEssrs. SCRIBNER L. Co, in 1873, began tn
publiratIon Of ST. NICHOLAS, an illustrate,
Magazine for Girls and Boys, with Mrs Mar,
Mapes Dodge AS editor Five years hiv,
passed s shte the first numb was issued, an,
the maG"2.Hy has won the highest position
it has monthly cir uiation Of over 50, 90
copies. ] t is published simultaneous, in Lon
don and New YORK, and the traneatlanti,
recognition is almost AZ general and heart,
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cause her ideal continuali outrllns it. and tn,
margarine as swi tly fellows after. To-da,
ST. NICHOLAS stands alone in the world o
books.
GOOD THINGS FOR 1889
The arrangements for literary and art contri-
buttons Tor the new v0lume-the six.h-are
complete, drawing from a ready tayorite
sources, as well rs ir In sing new ones.
Mr. Frank X StocktOn's new serial story for
boys. "A Jolly Fe low hip will run through
the twelve monthly parts, beginning with
tn number for November, s7s the first oi the
v0iu ne,-and will be illustrated by James f.
Kall"v.
!LF l,ozEN HoUsEK tEpBRs, '' bv Kath-
arm d Smith, with illustrations by Freder-
lex DielmtD, begins in the same number; and
ires'l serial by susan Coolidge, ent led
"Eyebright,' with plenty Of pictures, will be
commenced early in the volume
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Julian Hawthorne, and Illus rated by A fired
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Assshes yssssss.


The scandal mongsrs ars A. busv J
usual. Indeed tsssms that evil to1
CUES will never cease TO wag. The go
name of Nelson J. Lee Is again called
qnrstion, and made the snbject Of new
paper comment. One party has sy.
gone so far ~ 10 send the dsgusrrs
types Of Mr.. Lee and q Miss Fonts
this rity, with letters they design-
for publication, setting forth that The
arc travelling together in Wisconsi
and cohabitin together - man and wild
The statement Is very direct, yet th.,
may be a misrepresentation Of fact
as itsis ths delight Of certain parties
injurs The reputation Of others When
ever opportunity offers.
II would be we'll 10 await furth.I
.videnc~ before attaching crsdsnc.
the report in question. II Mr.. Lee how
ever values his reputation II would b.
wise In him to give true statement d
some Of his friends In this city, Of hi
travels in ths West, as Mr.. Wells a
we'll a. others, appears to accept the re-
ports as we'll founded aud are not will
Ing to say word In his defence, /,
fact has gone 80 far an 10 prepare +.
statement disavowing confidence in hh
conduct, and cautioning the publl
against him.
GSlng south.
Messrs. butcher and Wells, who pro.
pose a missionary tour through tL.
South, receive our endorsement. ThDy
have labored long and faithfully among
US, and with great success. MANY
homes have been made happy In vii.
mington, and the temperance ssntimen.
las gained more strsngth.
We commsnd them to all lovers Of
humanity throughout the South, and
hope success will crown their efforts III
heir mission Of love and mercy.
Mr.. N. c. Priest, the great Cheque,
player, passed through our city o.day,
m his way TO fittsbure. to play rec.
nd match game with James Reed, Jr.
he contest will be an interesting one,
nd the scors will appear in our paper
very day, commencing on Tuesday
It the former match In this city ~
ames were played, the score standing
'riest Is, Reed 8, draws 70. The
takes are $3.50, and the championship
Pennsylvania. ..
Immortality.
Rev. J. II. Caldwell will preach the
econd psrt Of his sermon on Immortal.
y, in St. Paul's NJ. K. church on Sun.
ay morning. He is an eloquent speak
I and well Wsrth istepiny IN
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
VI 4 X RIED.

MclNFlRE-JONES At the residence o.
Mr.. Albert Richardson, IA West Fourth
street. on the 1lst inst, by Rev X. b. Cook
samuel G. Mclntire to Mary T. Jones. All
of this city.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
Mooney READY FOR GOOD FIRST
Nl MORTGAGES.
Elliott, Johnson E Co..
BANKElS AND BROK ERN,
GlXTA AMI II A r n ET sTR

"IISNVIN0rIVN, UEs1IH W RNE.
FoR SALK.-4 shares Wilmington and Bran.
dywine Bank, . shares Union National
Bank, 2U8 shares Delaware X. X
Stocks and Bonds bought for cash or carried
on margins II desired. Telcgmphic comInu
nication with all the Exchanges. Quotations
furnished gratis on application. a
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
The kprlnger Murder

A few days ago we published the ~
port OF the murder of A. G. Springer
in the West, and this morning We hav,
received from Captain Thos. M. Wenie
well FnowD in this city, letter in re-
laton to the affair, which at his rpques,
We publish. A. q. Springer is broth
er of Lewis r. Springer, Of the firm o
Springer, Morley h Cause, and a broth.
er-in-law of 4, B. Frazer, ESQ, and
Thomas NJ. Culbrrt.
QUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE,
FoRT ELLIOTT, Texas, Nov. II. I
Mr.. q. W. Vernon, Wilmington, Del.
DEAR SIR:-A. G. springer, formerly
from Delaware, and son OF the lat.
Peter Springer, Of New Castle county.
was, with his bartender. shot and in .
stantly killed, last night, at his rancho
on the Canadian river, about thirty
miles from here an told and beliey.
that he has about fifteen or twenty
thousand dollars worth Of cattle in the
vicinity of his rancho. am going out
there to day, and will put some good
men in charge of same until some of
his heirs reach here and take posses
sion OF same, which ought to be done at
once. Will yoUplease publish this in
your paper as soon az possible 30 that
his relatives may see it and take i'm.
mediate action in the premises
Yours truly, THOMAS NJ. WRNIE.
Temperance Meeting.
There was a large attendance at the
NJ. 5. X. A. meeting last evening. II,
B. Mclntre presided and addresses
were made by Messrs. Sammons, Rich
ardson, Moore, Lynch, King, Smedley,
Morrow and McGiligan. Mr.. McGilii.
gan gave an encouraging description of
the work in Chester county. Solos
were sung by Messrs. Stevens, Hill and
Phelps. 1t was announced that tAe
club would give a grand vocal and in
strnmental concert on Thanksgiving
night at which Miss 5omers of Phlad.I
phla, Mr.. kavanagh, Professor Crabb,
and others will appear. The price of
admission will be fifteen cents and tick
cts can BE- had ofany of the members.
or of Col. Moore, 22S Market street.
A Contradiction.
On the 3lst of October we published
an article in the REPUBLICAN headed
said to be an impsstor," in which re.
lec'iohs were made upon lady in
brandywine Hundred, who 1t was re-.
ported was applying for a Government
pension to which she was not entitled.
We have been called upon to day by
'elatve OF the la ly referred to, and in.
orned us that the article in question is
rot correct, and that "ustice," the
writer of it, was instigated by malicious
motives. We are glad to be Informed
hat there is no ground for the report
md We make this contradiction with
pleasure.
The celebrated Wenck Perfumers. b
iipsy House, Iinalos, Lily of the Val
ey, and other different odors, sold in
ny quantity, by Taylor & Fullerton,
O2 King street. !
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
IN SMOKERS OF FINE CIGARS.
Would do we'll by calling at

5. +. COR SEVENTH AND TATNALL,
where they will receive straight filler. clear
Havana Cigar. These cigars are manufno-
tured by Anthony j. HarkIns for his own
retail trade, AMI also tne selection oi Chew.
ing and smoking Tobacco always on hand.
NOTICE. .--Thesc Cigars are rctaiied nt cts
piece. Don fail TO give him Il call.
nvil-tf -.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
| )KOF SCHEM'S ILLUSTRA LED
HISTORY OF

Of the conflict between Russia and Turkey
Is 'he only success "l the year. Agents every
where do wei one sold 800. No other com
plete work. Contains full statement Of the
Eastern question and compl lcations. has
.oo pages and l2j engravings. Price only
~ w Best terms ever heard OF Agent ad
dress II. y. GODDSPEED X co, New York
or Cincinnati. q Oct3 6tw
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
DRANDYWINE WILLS QUOTA.
ID T1ONS.

W. q. PRNNYP \CKER h Co,
tSuccessors to j. f. Price h Coz
Best Patent Hour .........,........S 50. 75Gls 80
Choice Family Flour ur............ 5.00E18. rs
,hoice Superhne, ne,.................. 40o6500
bran, per ton .......... ........... 1900
We are paying to-day for strictly choice
wheat 81 90; choice corn, 45 cents
octl9 W. q. PENNYPACKER Il co.
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

| oh l. A ELPHlA, ,ur
| / " I.MlN;iTDN AND 80 .T
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
| NOVEMBER ~, 1878.
Trains Will leave Wilmington as follows =.
FOR fhIlaAelphia. and intermediate stationt
I o. 10. TO- N. y. m 23N. a 0O, 72n, 8 40 d. m
PhladeIbhia (Exprrss) 3 % so. d. m.
Philadelphia and NewY0rk, 2 81, . 90 Ain
| II 81, II 80, 46 p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate 7tations, s 80 a. m
baltimore and Bay Line, T OS.
Baltimore and Washington 1851 21C. so
a. n. IL 81, o. IS, 10 70 .. IN.
IRA ms Tor Delaware Division leave for:
View Castle 800, 3 lt "A. N. los, 8 80 u. m.
Huntington and Intermediate stations a is
II. m, ! U5 8 80 j.. m.
DeIIhar Intermediate stations . Is a. o!. | O5
p. m.
SUNDAY TRAINS
fhildd' phia and intermediate station. 4 It
m, SOC 80 +. III.
philadelphia IA nd New YORK, 2vs. 8 80,
Baltimore and Washington y 81; 2 10. & 80
d. u
For further information pessen scrs IRE
terred to the time taDtes posted at tn. den,
"v2O- y F. KENNEY. Srni
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
HARPER'S PERIODICALS

HARPER,S N AGAZINE, one year .$4 Oe
HaRpEmS WEEKLY, one year. r....... 4 NC
HARPER'S BAZAAR one wear , IN,
me n hRaE publications, one year 49,. 10. 20
SIy nHy w., one year OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 7.00
SiA Subscriptions, one year. 20. CO
Terms Tor large clubs furnished on appIica-
ton. rp'''"
Postage Free to all subscribers In the Uni.
ted States or anada.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
The Boston DOc. store.

LNOR SALE A small farm consisting 0
Il twenty-five acres, situated about quar-
Ter Of a mile from Wo0ddae station on the
Wilmington and Western railroad conve.
nient to churches and school-houses and sur.
rounLed by good neghbors. Apply to
MATTHEW ROLSTON, Riddles Banks,
Del. nll-3 w-dlt+
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

ENOR SALE ''hree' story brick, front and
IL side BIZ West Sixth street.
lhrec-story brick, 60i French street, side
Three-story brick, 702 Tatnall street.
Hail squa aground. on West street, 18th to
18th streets
All these properties will be sold at great
bargains, and on very easy terms,
VIM. TATNALL, 8O2 Market street.
nv23.3taw.lm
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
FoR RENT.

FoR :IsfS RENT.
1903 Delaware Avenue,
1877 Delaware Avenue,
1908 Delaware Avenue, a...
2H West street,
l0lb Tatnall street,
$40 Market street,
I'LL Iainall street,
s04 French street.
1l04 Jefferson street,
1920 Tatnall street. Apply to M. M. CHILD
West Seventh street. ny23 l2t-e.O-d
INoR SALE.-One OF the osst dairy an
II grain Farm In the State. Situat. /
New Castle Hundred, about miles from wi
mlngtoh, on the State road. within miles
Stations on Delaware Railroad Contain
ing 1888 acres Of land good and susceptt bic oi
This farm now pays per cent.
with Taxes and Insurance. A never failing
stream OF spring water ,uns through the mo.
perty watering all the fields Large lawn in
'front.' Of dwelling, large barn and all necessary
bnildidgs This farm Will be sold very cheap
II applied for soon. J. w. W aITEMAN.
sep28-til;ianl
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

DUBLIC SALE
OF PHYSICIANS FURNITURE, &C.
ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20. 1878
At34 o'clock, p. m..
az Sl4 Market street. Parties seeking bar
gains should not fail to attend this sale.
MERRlCk X DRAKE. Auct's,
i. S.--City and Country Sal.s called at
reasonable rates ny23-2t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
ID Y. ROBINSON 4 CO..
BANK ERS 4 BROK Frs
". +. q COr. Fourth and Market.
WILMINGTON, della WARE.

FOR SALE.-4 per cent. ". $. Bonds.
WANTED.
Masonic Hall stock.
Philadelphia, New York and Boston stocks
bought and sold on commission Every iasil.
ty afforded for persons to sell or invest in
stocks or bonds. tebzO-ly
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

ETOk SALE OR EXCHANGE. delaware
4 farm OF % acres, near station, on the
Delaware, X. H., good frame house and stable,
~ acres OF good timber. Price sIo0U clear,
WIZ exchange Tor small property In this city,
clear. J. A. BOND 4 co SIKH and Shi1-
ley streets. nyN.at
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

ENOR "a LIE OK 10 OHIltE.-T1rning laths.
- Apply to JOHN HIRZEL, 2o8 East
Second street. ie27-tt
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

LNoR SALE-The stock and fixtures of
- grocery store, in q good location, and .
good business can be done. Address -, !"
this Office. nv2aats
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

ENOR SALE OR RENT.-House No. l2l
Il Market street. with all the modern i'm.
provements, with or without stable, possession
at once. M. NJ. CHILD, I W. 7th St
nv236t.e.o-d
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
IL 1879 ILLUSTRATED
NOTICES OF THE PRERS,

NOTICES OF THE PRERs
i
70 dress according TO Harper's Ba,ar'
WI De the aim and ambition Of the women OF
America" Boston Transcript "
Ihe volumes of the "Bazar" begin with
me hrst Number for January Of each year
n iien no tine is mentioned Il will be under
stood that the subscriber wishes to C c.rnmpnce
with the Number next after the receipt Of his
order r. - '''
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

kNoh sALE.-A fine lot Of firstclass Ga.
u nary birds, OF nv own raising. Il. n
WlCkERSHAM, llS East Front stseet.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

LNoR SALE.-A six roomed hou, with
rider possession Immediately.
Dwelling No 7o7 Church street 6 rooms.-
Also number of small dwellings for sale In
different parts of the city. Apply to WM.
MCCAULLEY CO., dos Market street.
Wilmington, Del. sep26
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
p Pevsssssaa nj.
Immortality.

Rev. J. II. Caldwell will preach the
second psrt Of his sermon on Immortal.
ity, in St. Paul's NJ. 4. church on Sun.
day morning. He is an eloquent speak
er and well worth listening TO.
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

EOR SALE.-Two new three-story nine
- room houses, with bay windows and ali
the modern improvements for S2lOO. Also two
new two-story six room houses with bsw win.
dows ana all the modern improvem ents. and
Two two-story i've room houses. All on very
TlNDALL& SONS, idl French street.
Oct26- lmdk
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

DOR SALE.-A good horse will be n
- sold low, for want o use. WI @Y
PARRY, SO King street. ny2i. .td vii
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25
ron sALEOR RENT.

EWR sALE.--3oO shares OF Clayton 10 ~
Il stock, new series at one dolhr u share
new plan, loaning the iuli amount and col
Letting or'mium monthly. N. l.. iLiCHTEK.
STEIN. Secretary. nvI+lm
ISOR SALE.-A lot of silver mounted case,
L viii be sold cheap. W. M. KENNARD
h co, 62l Market street nyI9.8t
Daily Republican., 1878-11-25

ENOR SALE.-Th0ronghbred Essex Plg-,
! for breeding purposes from six weeks
oid and upwards, Awarded first premium at
Middletown Fair. A. Et}LINTON. New
Castle Ave. near City line. nv0dAwti
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-24
occurred. The proprietors ore
dangerously i'll.

Further accounts from the strick.
en- cities show q slight abatement in
the fever. a condensed station ent
OF it's ravagcs up to Saturday is
crowded of this issue by u press Of
local matter. lbs I
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-24
ALAS, FAIR MEMPHIS!
Il IERRIBLE PICTURE or THE
STRICKEN CITY. '''''
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A Vivid Account Of the Ravaees Of the
yellow Fever, Giver by the Memphis
HAValanche"W Will be Left to
Tell the Tale? &c..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-24

The Barbecue Given by the Two Clubs
on Friday--A Grand Success in Every
Particular.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1878-09-24

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