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Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

THE Republican majority cf lows
over all other candidates is daily in
creasing. First it was 10000, but now
it is up to $4,000 and still growing SC
fast as the returns come in that the
Republicans of that State are just be-
ginning to See what splendid victory
they have gained. There is a Repub-
lican majority of seventy on joint bal
lot in the Legislature. Thompson, Re.
publican, has been elected 20 succeed
Mr.. Clark. deceased, and both the dis.
tricts that elected Greenbackers last
year have given large Republica ma
jorities this year.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

THERE SEEMS to be great apathy in
Pennsylvania over the approaching
election, there being only one State
officer to elect, and that being only a
State Treasurer it is hardly sufficient
to raise the enthusiasm of either party.
Those WHO have the means of knowing
however, say that Samuel Butler, the
Republican candidate for State Treas
urer, will have 20, 900 majority, and if
there was enough to cause rattling
campaign like Ohio has just passed
through, the majority would be so, 600.
1t might he just as well however for
the Republicans of Pennsylvania not
to be over confident, and be caught
nspping on the day OF the election.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

Tng leaders of the Democracy Of viii
mington are coming to the front already
and laying claim to the offices that are
to be- distributed in little more than q
year hence. Henry Clay Turner, Esq.,
thinks he has worked long enough for
nothing, and will be satisfied with the
nomination for representative to the
Legislature, while we have the prospect
before US of lively times between Col.
VIM. B. Norton, Col. Chas. McCloskey.
and plain Martin Farrell for the nomi
nation for the Levy Court. Col. Ware
Of course expects the nomination for
State Senator, and it is doubtful II he
will have any opposition in his party.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

WnMISGToN people are not averse to
theatrical performances when good
plays are offered. This was proven by
the immense audience at the Opera
House on Saturday night to Sc: the
play of the Bankers Daughter. The
cast was excellent, the moral good and
the fact that it was we'll patroniled
speaks well for the discrimination of a
Wilmington audience.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

WTH ONE THIRD of the Republicans
of Delaware disfranch ised, and the
machinery for qualifying for voting in
the hands Of the Democracy to keep
them disfranchised, 'the Democratic
candidate whoever he maybe for Pres.
ident, can reasonably count on getting
the three solid electoral votes Of the
Stats.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

THE AMERICAN steamship line from
Philadelphia to Liverpool! has become
50 popular that the proprietors have
been compelled to add another steamer
to their line, making the eighth vessel
now in its service. Thus gradually has
tho enterprise which in its conception
was looked upon as an ideal dream,
proved a grand success, and the day
may not be far distant when this
country will control the carrying trade
between the two continants.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

The Wilmington REPUBLICAN, acknowl-
dges the receipt of can of ice cream
from the well-kpown establishment OF
J. + Burk Of Ridley Park, and pro-
nounces it delicious ; but why send the
del;cacy so far, when there are deserv
ing editors and printers nearer at hand.
" Ches.er Republican.
We would advise the Chester " Re-
pu blican " to pay Mr.. Burk visit as
its prototype Of Wilmington did, and
get beat playing crequet, and it too may
get its wounded feelings soothed by a
prompt application Of ice cream.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

GEORGE NJ, WILLIAMS Of Cincinnati,
is the first colored man elected to the
Legislature in any Of the Northern
States. He ran about 1000 behind his
ticket in a.vo:e Of about $4,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

The daily edition of the REPUBLICAN
on Saturday run considerably over
800, a fact which should be noted and
acted upon by merchants and manufac.
turers who advertise.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
khOt q Supposed Burglar.

Geo. Kirk, of East Nantmeal town,
ship, Chester county, was awakened
few nights ago by singular noise
on the roof, and he was confident that
some one was trying to effect an en-.
trance into his dwelling. He at once
arose, seized his gun and with stealthy y
steps proceeded to place where he
could view the situation. He saw a
dark figure on the roof, and was fully
satisfied that his impressions were cor
rect. Without hesitation he fired and
brought down the supposed burglar,
which proved to be nothing more nor
less than his wife's favorite turkey
gobblrr. George is not interested in
burglars now.
TTyHE LARGEST DRY 9OODS HOUSE,
i In Philadelphia, IbHN WANA VI Rktit
Ora nd Depot. 18th st.. Market to ''hes'nnt.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
AMUsEMENTS. A
CRAND OPERA HOUSE.

HRAND OPERA HOUSE.
Eng agement necessarily limited to one night
MONDAY, OCTOBER 10,
The Great Combination OF Operate Extrava-
CANA Artists.
RICE'S 4URPRIaE PARTY,
RICE'S SURPkISE PARTY,
who have Just closed q brilliant engageme mt
Of sixty five performances at the Park Thea.
tie, Boston, and wi appear on MONDAY in
the jolliest OF burlesqus extravaganza, en-.
titled
SssS,s:i MSssSks! S.ESss MSxKSks!
As I1eyei by them during FIFTY PER-
FORMANCES in New YORK, and II Perfor-
mances at Chestnut street Theatre, r fla iel-
phia, and which will be produced with part OF
the Original scenery from the Union Squa,c
Theatre, including the wonderful
MOVING SHIP SCENE. MAGNIFICENT
JOSTU MI ES, SUPERB CAST OF CHAR.
ACTEkS, AND SPARKLING NEW
MEMBERS OF THE OPINIONS oFTHE
N. Y. PRESS.
PARTY. HORROkS. "
bubbles with inccs-
SAINT fun "--Tr bune.
Two acts of uprOar
ALICE ATTENTION Gus iun. ."-Express.
Flu ] OF good points.
MARION SINGER. Herald.
IAN unusually fun.
LIMA MELVILLE. ny tumble. World.
Likely 10 have a
MARION ELMoRE.long run. "-draphlc
Bright and anus.
FLORENCE BAKERing, iull of original
f. cas-. sun.
PAULINE HALL. a. Horrors is a wild
c0ncoctiOn OF non.
NELLIEBEAU MONT. sense. ."-Times.
''rhere Is nothing
EMMA BURGESS. coarse or vulgar about
it."-Tiibune.
JENNIE CALEF. :" Horrors Is one OF
the happiest surprises
LIZZIE DANA. of Rice's Surprise Par
ty. Post.
EDITH SMITH. Horrors at this
moment. Is the only
JESSIE CALEF. seasonable entertain
ment. Crowds Drift in
ROSE WILSON. every night to see tho
fun and enjoy hearty
IDA GLOVER, laugh. Star.
zone Of the merriest
CARRIE PERKINS musical eXtravaganzas
ever produced here
EMMA DUCHATEAuan assured success. ~
Telegram.
CARRIE VINAL "Judginy from the
continued patronage,
WILLIE +DOUIN, our public must be as.
tonishingly fond Of
LOUIS HARhlSON,' Horrors. -. dispatch.
Thousands oi peo.
HENRY Z. DIXEY, pie are constantly
laug hing at 'Hor.
GEO. ". HOWARD, ,rOrs "--Sunday Times.
''All the ladies of
d ONALD HAROLD, ,Rice's Surprise Party
are notably handsome
b. p. STEELE, and clever. Sunday
Mercury.
EDW. MORSE, "Costu es real
beautiful, scenery no
METZGER,iess attractive. and a
flow Ct music that
Z. H AIKEN. stepped the play house
in a bath OF sensuOus
X. H. NICHILS, delight. orrors'l
J. p COOKE, made great success"
GRAND CHORUS Dramatic Weekly.
"A greater hit has
ORCHESTRAL not been made since
Directed by Pinafore took us by the
MIR. II. SATOR.ears. "-Times.
SCALE OF PRICES. Seats IS cents
and 81 90. according to location.) Admission
so cents. GALLERY 80 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
LICENSE APPLICATIONS.

NYOTICE Il, JOS. H. RICHARDS, HEhE.
~ by give notice that shall apply to the
Judges OF the Court Of General Sessions Of
the Peace and Jail Delivery OF the State OF
Delaware, in and for the County of New Gas.
tie, on Monday, the lTth OF November. being
the first day OF the November term, 1879 for q
license to keep an Inn or Tavern at No. "a
King street, in the Second Ward, OF the
CITY of Wilmington, County and State afore-
said, with the privilege OF selling intoxica-
ting liquors in less quantities than one quart
to be drank on the premises, and the follow
ing respectable citizens recommend the said
application to wit:
Nicholas Jenny, Charles Weyl,
A. Il, Tatman, NJ. A. O'COnner,
Nathaniel Melchi.rjr.J l.. Brown.
John ii. Rigney, X. II. Kirby,
Daniel PipinO, Anthony Willis,
John w. Butler, Charles Il Sparks,
Joseph Bradford, g aries H. +. Gross,
William Reece, NJ Hayes,
Jacob schelIfr, andre Fulmele,
Adolf h KlOberg. w. \. Tusb,
VIM. II. Beckley, l.. q. File,
Peter Gross, j. l.. Row,
Nicholas Jenny IT, bernard Row.
l0l73t JOS H. RICHARDS.
NOTICE,-IINrUN SMITH AND Ed
~ ward q. Painter, tradiDg rs Smith 4
Painter, druggists, do hereby publish their
intention Of applying ~ writing to the No
vember term OF the Court OF General Sessions
for 1879 in and for New Castle county, for n
license to sell intoxicating liquors, Tor medi-
cinal purposes, at the northwest corner OF
Seventh and Market str cts (70l Market st., J
in the Fifth Ward OF the city OF Wilmington,
and the following gentlemen recommend the
said application:
D. W. Maui, M. ID. Anthony Higgins.
Joseph Speakman, John X. Kane. M. ID.
Benjamn NieIds, Thomas II. slavery,
Allen Speasman, Francis N. Buck,
IgnaIius q. Grubb, A. N. Sheppey.
feO. ID. Armstrong, Levi q. Bird
p. Z. f.. Smith Levi q. BOotes,
Alfred Gawthrop, John II. Walraven,
q. T.. Maxwell, M. d George s. Grubb,
X. II. Jones, Edward W. Hopes,
Granville Norrell, Jonn Warner,
Joel First, George AllnOn.
Samuel McClary, Jr., w. W. C0rse, M. d.
10.lT-3t SMITH b PAINTER.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
A NOTE,

Tue " Republican still leads I'm
sarc ulatiOn. Advertise where You
ret the most for your money and
Republican In that paper.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

r OST- Sc REWARD.-On the afternoon
IL of the 18th inst, between this city and
Hare's Corner, a carpet bag cantaining a
gent'emen's dress coat, Undertaking, some
groceries, and other articles. The above re.
ward will be paid to the finder on returning 1t
to SAMUEL MILLER.
l0l6tf No. liz King street.
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
GENERAL ATTORNEYS.
NO. 2O6 WALNUT STREET
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Make Collections Furnish Commercial Re
ports, Answer Enquiries, and attend to all
kinds OF Legitimate Business at Reasonable
X ttes. Real Estate Sold and Traded Tim
Der Land specially; Commercial Paper
Negotia, ed Endowment and Life Insurance
Policies Bought, and Money Loaned on same;
Insurance OF all kinds effected in Best Gem
pap les at Lowest Rates. VIII also act as
Agents fer Importers, Manufacturers and
Speclaities. Foreign and Home Cores pom
dence Solicited. 1850 AMI f. 3m.d&w
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

C1R EEWARD.-The above reward viii
DlD he paid for the arrest and c0nvic-
tion OF the person or persons who broke into
the Washington Assembly room, Third and
Market streets, on Wednesday morning, Oc.
10Th. JAS. b. Tuck
Jos. II. PRICE, Trustees.
10-1s-3t J.C. SAssE, JR,>
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
F. B. F. MILLER,

CaWING MACHINES REPAIRED AMI
- EXCHANGED. AlsO gums, pistols and
locks fer sale. Bell hanging. tools, bolt cut
ters. ratchets, wrenches. drilling machines
engines and boilers. JNO. u. HIRZEL.
elSu II 206 4. Second street
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20
WAN TIED.

VYyANTED.-By an intelligent elderly
w lady. a position OF trust. Address
III. d., " Wilmington P.O. l0-18!tf
Daily Republican., 1879-10-20

Who have just closed brilliant engagement
OF sixty five performances at the Park Thea
tie, Boston, and will appear on MONDAY II
the jolliest OF burlesqus extravaganza, en-
ti.Iel
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-12-10

4 D3SER1tI eot of
Second Judicial District, County Of Ornsbv State of
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Nf insolven: Pursuant order If the Hon. VIM. VI.
Seawel presiding Judge of the said District Court notice
he ebv given all creditors o the said msolvent John
Combs, to be and appear before The Hon. :. D. King,
Iudgc of said Court, his chambers III Carson City in
the said County If Ornsby, the
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m THE DISTRICT coyxr oFTHEsEC-

y E1F EFF%f ssEs z Vs "a Va I EtE IN :.
- OAD Judicial District Of the State "f Nevada in and
for Ormsby cpty-1n the matter Of the estate of Nat
thas Rnkle Pursuant to orler "f said court, made on
the NINTH dai OF October A. D. 1879 notice is hereby
given that Monday the THIRD day of November, A. D.
1879 10 o'clock A. NJ, OF that day, being cay of the
November term, 4. D. 1879 o said District Court, at the
If said court has heen appointed the time
and place for the proving "f the will of the said Matthias
Rinke deceased, and Of hearing the applications Of
Marcela T.. Hinkel wife vi the said Matthias nkle de
ceased aHd Willis G. Clarke for the issuance to hem of
letters te>tamenary, wien and where any person inter
esed may appear and contest The same.
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NOTICE.

NvOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI.
c-etitprs vi the estate u James a st Car t4t,
tIlsr AMI by virtue power Of attorney, made the
I'D dry uf August, IS7D by the heirs of sali estate
have been appointed - collect al debts due sai et@
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NOTICED.

HFFICE OF COUNTY TREASUREK-N NO.
~ TICE Under Act of the Legislature OF the
of Nevada approved March the 9th 1869 notice is
hereby given that Assessment Roll for 1879 has this
dav been placed III my possession by the County
Auditor and that the State and County taxes now due
and plya,le (the becoming delinquent on the
SEVENTEENTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1S79,l and that
the laws in regard their collection will be strictly
forced. NJ L. WAGER,
County Treasurer ard eX Oficio Tax Receiver.
Carson City, october 20 1879.
The New York herald., 1879-10-11
CONNECTION AT NIBLO's.

The corypees aud other stage attaches OF Niblo's
Garden in the play OF "Enchantmcnt." were thrown
into lutter of excitement last evening during the
second scene. A noise ut the of the stage at
trac,ed attention. and 1t became under
stood that L. Fellows jenkins and his
at the stage door Crosby street.
trying to effect entrance. The doorman, however.
sternly refused them admission, and the parly ing
which ensued was loud and prolonged. The occa-
sion of all this tumult. "Le Petit Dob," the boy
acrobat. who appears with the Darcne family.
was however. conspicuous by his absence
from the stage. When 1t became understood,
few evenings ago that the Society the Preven-
ton OF Cruelty to Children had objected his gym
nastc exhibitions, the boy was Withdrawn. Mr..
jenkins, however, expressed his determination 70
arrest NJ. W. NJ. Davene. who is the guardian Of the
boys, and to effect this purpose he endeavored to
storm the stage of Niblos Garden last even
ing. Commodore Tookcr said that when he
learned Mr.. jenkins trying to get on
the theatre he went TO the Crosby street entrance at
the back OF the stage, where he Joined by MIR.
Kralfy. Mr.. Gilmore stationed himself at the front
entrance to prevent attack from that direction.
NJ. Dsrene hastily dressed in the garb of a
'supcr." taken through the hies. and conducted by
a back passageway from toe theatre into Crosby
street, aud In this manner made good his escape.
Shortly after Mr.. jenkins and his allies retired.
The New York herald., 1879-10-11

ported sunk on sharp Island has boon raised by the
Coast Wrecking Co.
ScnR ANNA BILL HEyER. from Alexandria, before ro-
ported wrecked at - johns Florida. SOLD ~ anc
on oth hst the vessel bringing 500. the boats W anu
the cargo VI.
scna ABBIE WATTS, at Smhville. NC. from Yarmouth
Mass had sprung mast and was having now one put IN
9th inst
scre CnARLorrE JAMESON. Jameson from New York for
Key West while leaving Oct TO- at ii AM went ashore on
Romer shoals and remained about hour. when she
drfei oil without assistance She received damage
ScHR ELISHA SMirH, SNOW from Philadelphia for Nam
tncket before reported aleak and sunk 9th inst OIL
the Highlands OF Now Jersey built East uaddam
Ct In 1898, l34 tons custum house measurements and
owned at Nowport by Joshua sayer Jr She stood A2
ot her loss and valued ut So OUO there
was no insurance on tho vessel.
Capt Samuel Hooker of the British bark George Davis
died az Smhvilie Nc sth inst, OF congsstvo chs Do
ceased was OF Nova scotia but aresdent OF Truro
England. where he leaves = family.
Captain Crews aud tho the crow of brig Laura
OF Barringo Ms before reported wrecked arrived Ut
Lewes Del, Oct 10. In the brig Motley.
QUsBEc Oct "a steamer has been despa tched from
Newfoundland to ascertain the ou OF the
Erone lBri. from Montreal Glasgow ashore Rod
Bay. Straits OF Belle Isle.
The New York herald., 1879-10-11

Steamer Antonio Q,., seaborno Livorpool-Bonham.
Steamer Utopia tl,r). Mcaitchic. London-Henderson
Steamer Anchoria tBr). ncdderwick, Gasgow-Iender-
Bros.
steamer Helvetis Beg. Meckicnberg. Antworp-Funch.
Edge 4 Co.
Steamer Inchclutha CBr. Griniths, Naplcs-John
Seagcr.
Steamer City of Dallas. CrowelI Brunswick and Port
Roynl-C II Mallory CO.
steamer Herman Livingston, Fleetwood Savannah
Steamer Josephine Thomson. Moore. Bsltimorc-J $
krcms.
ship Phincas Pendeton. Nichols, Batavia for orders
Vernon Brown a Go.
Bark Laura Gertrude Ger. Schultz London-Funch,
BARK sarah Ellen ,Br, Main, London--J whitney &
bark Barbara Gailino GtaD. Pizarsi Ficetwood-Atto
BARK Grad Kaovac Aus. soich. Cork for oreerssoco-
vich X Co.
Bark Diana SNer Roth. Cork Falmouth for orders
Bark Austin baldwin dtsD, Boxsano Queenstown or
Falmouth for orders-Attilio Giunio.
Bark Thomas Perry tBr Robbins, Gaiway-Boyd 4
Hincken.
Bark Jupiter Cor. Ulrich. Hamburg Koop
Bsrk Alexander Csw) johnson, Hamburg--Funch Edye
Bark Kings County tBr), Potter. Rouen--C W Bcrtanx
Harm Hernes Nor, Paulscn, Roucn-Bonham Boyescn.
Bark Adolf Engler. Williams. Glbraltar-John Zittlo-
Eark Bicnfaitoar ,Pr. Hubeau, valencia--Dassori.
Mark IIavana Rice. Havana--C WOOD.
Brig Mary kncwiton. Mexico. Laguayra and Porto Ca
brig Mary Rowland, wcthers Port Spain crrinidad)
Brig Kate acDcngall CBr. Stewart. Antigua and Nevis
schr Ariel spanlding. Tuxpan--J W Wilson Co.
schr Ebcnezsr ,br). Bethel, Nassau NP-FJ Montoll
schr Sarah Lovina, Anderson, Brazos-I II Gagcr
soop A wyman. wyman, Fall kiver-charles Tvng.
The New York herald., 1879-10-11
TAKEN TO TASK.
GOVERNOR ROBINSON IN THE HANDS OF TIE
''srRoNG-MINDED"

GOVERNOR ROBINSON IN THE HANDS OF TIE
''srRoNG-MINDED."
"1he interests of women in the coming election"
the given for meeting held last evening
at Lyceum Hall. in Ninety-ninth street. between
Tenth avenue and the Boulevard. An audience Of
about two hundred people. the majority of whom
were men, submissiyely listened to a course OF
instruction from a number of lady speakers
rs to how they should vote on November
g. Matilda Joslyn Gage. president of the
New York state Woman suffrage Society. presided
and introduced Lille Deveroux Blake, who said
tho platforms adopted at Syracuse and Saratoga
might be changed from party to the other aud
few would know the difference between them. Tho
question, then. at issue u choice between the
nominees. and although woman's say in the matter
didn't count for much, the men-at least the mar
rcd men-would be Obliged to listen to
IT. snow let us look ut tho candidates."
said the speaker. ''Governor Robipson-wh has he
done? On the question of taxation he has never
mentioned women. although they taxed out OF
all proportion. Concerning the reduction teach
ers' salaries he has not said word. During spssm
of reform IL was determined to cut down expenses.
DID he advocate cutting down his other fat
salaries? No. The pay of the policemen nrst
thought of: but that would not do, because police
men are voters. Tho gallant hremen
sIdered but they too, cast ballots. The female school
teachers solved the problem they had NO votes. and
80 their pay reduced. Did Governor Robinson
say anything in opposition No. la the face Of
its passage in both houses OF the state Legislature
he vetoed u bill that would have given 10 women
the right OF representation III the school
boards, after holding it until within three
days OF adjournment. His reason was that
the God OF Nature did not approve OF it,
Another why Governor Robinson should not
be elected Is because there is behind him lurking
shadow, a bent and wrinkled figure, whispering and
nu;tering az did Mephfstopheles to Faust. one hand
on barrel of money and the other grasping cipher
despatch. (Laughter.) Arc you then going TO vote
for himY'
A
The next speaker Helen NJ Slocum, who went
over the grounds upon which the society TO which
she belongs stands A Mr.. Pulham in the
audience arose when she had concluded and
stated that as he had been invited to speak
he would like to know whether tho meet
ing was called to discuss the question of wo-
mans rights or the superiority OF the candidates
tor Governor. without answering this question
Mrs Blake called him to the platform and asked him
to make "a good woman suffrage speech" After