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Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
MOI So InnOcent Alter All.

We published the particulars a few
days ago of the tragic end Of Captain
W. r. Hosl, of the U. $. steamer Lily,
at Waynesville, Ohio. He suspected
his wife for some time of holding i'm
proper relations with DR.. J. b. Hough,
his family physician. and surprising
them when together in the parlor. he
drew revolver and fired at Hough,
but without effect.
He then began clubbing the Doctor
with the pistol, and while doing SO it
was discharged, the ball entering Hoel' s
heart and killing him instantly. After
Hoel's death the Doctor professed great
indignation; stated that his assailant
must have been insane; that he certain.
ly had no cause for jealousy, and that
Mrs. Hoel is woman Of spotless char
ac.er.
But, unfortunately for the guilty
parties, the servant girl had seen
something. She testified that shesaw the
Doctor sitting in chair with Mrs. Hoel
on his lap. She had her arms around
his neck and he had his around her
waist, and they were very loving to
ward each other, and they were thus
situated when the Captain entered the
room.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
A Bank Cashiers Embezzlement.

A telegram from St. Louis says Mr..
Dierberge, assignee Of the Broadway
Savings Bank, has discovered in the
private drawer of J. p. Krieger, Jr., its
cashier, papers showing that Kreiger
and Meyer A. Goldsall have been pri-
vately connected in the embezzlement
OF the banks funds, and that Goldsall
is indebted to the bank about $500, 900.
The recovery of this money is Every
doubtful" Krieger, after spending Sat
urday in town with a woman with
whom he was intimate, and Sunday with
a friend in the country who is his bonds
man, gave himself up Monday morning,
and was lodged in Jail. At a meeting
Of the banks depositors, on Monday, a
committee was appointed to look after
their interests and employ a lawyer.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
A Surprise Visit.

Last evening thirty couple, members
Of Bethany Baptist Church, called at the
residence OF their pastor Rev. T. w.
Eastwood. When the party called Mr..
Eastwood was not at home but was at
the residence Of John H. Muhlhausen,
merchant tailor, at 7l0 King street. AT
8 o'clock Mr.. Nuhlhausen accompanied
his pastor to his residence and upon
their arrival Mr.. Eastwood was taken
by surprise. Mrs. Eastwood was pre-
sented with set of dishes and several
other useful articles. She was also pre-
sented with a purse of money, Re
freshments were served at 10 o'clock,
and the evening was devoted to singing
and social intercourse with one another
the guests departed for their homes
shortly after IL o'clock well pleased
with their visit.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Flowers ana Money Wanted.

AT special meeting Of the Oriental
Senate on Monday evening it was re-
solved to decorate the graves OF the
colored soldiers on Friday the 3Oth inst,
with appropriate ceremonies. All con'
tributions of fowe 3, &C., will be thank
fully received. Also any contribution
for the purpose OF securing band vii
be donated to that special purpose. We
trust that none will fail to assist IN
this good and great cause. Let each
remember the lasting benefits we have
received from their deeds and lives.
Committee on Finance, 7. 5. Blake
Edward Leary, A. R. Henry; A. Il
Henry President; R. NJ. Brooks, Score
tary.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Person al.

Charles L. Mailly, ESD, we'll known
to several in this State, died at West
Chester, a few days since. He was a
brother to Augustine Mailly, Esq, a
French gentleman, who married Miss
Thomas, wealthy Delaware lady, and
resided on one Of her farms for several
years near Odessa. Augustine Mailiy
was for two months a partner OF Fran
els Vincent in the publication of the
"Blue Hens Chicken" and afterwards
published the Delaware Line. Mr..
Charles +. Mailly, leaves some estate,
amongst which was thousand dollars
Wilmington Bonds. His heirs are
residents in this State. Mr.. and Mrs.
Mailly died several years ago.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
The Colsred soldiers Graves.

The CoIsred soldiers Graves.
For the Republican.
MEssRs. EpIroRs.-Through your pa
per allow me to ask the col0red citisens
how long will they continue TO hesitate
in their duty as citizens to decorate
the soldiers graves Of their race, who
have nobly sweated out their lives in
one mortal agony that the nation
might be free. Twenty-three Of those
heroes now lay in our cemeteries. This
duty has only been discharged by few
since decoration began. We truly
thank the white citizens, under the lead
of Ex. U. 8. Marshal, m. Dunn, who
have never failed to decorate the color
ed soldiers graves equally with those
of the whites.
He has no prejudice ofcaste fact we'll
known amongst US. We invite several
ministers Of our churches to meet us at
the Senate, S23 French street. Ladies
will please bring flowers and flags TO
1923 French street Chamber on Friday
morning next. The doors will re-
ceive them from 6 in the morning to 2
p. m. A band has been engaged and
speakers have been selected. Let us
arouse and make this day long to be
remembered. Parents let the children
come, children let the parents come
A member of G. A. R.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Resolutions Of Re-psct.

At stated meeting of Rescue Coun-
Gil No. 8, Jr. 0. U. A. M, held May
q, 1879, the following preamble and
resolutions we're adopted .
wHIfAAs, 1t has plea ed Divine Providence
to remove from our midst our late brother
alexander Egiinton, worthy member o'
Rescue Council No. s, q. U. A, M,
Resolp,d. That IN the death OF brother AleJ-
ander Exlin on we MOURN the loss Of one VINO,
while with us. exempiihed our principles 10
tie close Of his lie.
Resolped, That We tender our sincere ~ mpa-
tby 10 the tami of the deceased brother IN
the bereavement occasioncd by the death oi
their son and brother. ,,.,
Re.olved, That the Charter oil THIS SouhGll
be draped in mourning for the space OF siA
months that "a copy oi these resolutions pe
entered on the Minutes OF this Council, ana q
copy be presented to the family OF me de ,n,
REpUpIIOAN. JOHN THoRP (uom
A. q. VERNON.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Etlling vacant Offices at New Castle

As was stated some time ago, the
death of Peter B. Vandever, Esq, of
New Castle, left several vacant offices
to be- filled a. the proper time. Mr..
Frank Richardson, son of ex Sheriff
Richardson, now residing in this city,
has been appointed Secretary and Trea
surer of the New Castle Gas and Water
Companies, and will in few davs re-
move to that city and enter upon the
duties of his Office.
To fill the vacancy in the Board OF
Trustees of New Castle Commons, a
spe ,ia election has been called for next
Saturday. John K--gan, Polk Eliason,
Gardiner l.. Jamison, and Robert W
Wright, are candidates, with chances
in tavor OF Mr.. E.iason or Mr.. Jamison.
Mr.. Frank Hubert is candidate tor
'he vacant Office of Notary Public, and
benjamin Ustick for that of Justice o
the Peace. but it is said that whoever
is appointed to the Justices office will
be appointed Notary Public.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
FOURTH EDITION.
QUA COUNTY C0URT.
Tho Hollis case Resuimed-Tessf-
meny being laken.

Tho Hollis case Resumed-Tessi- |
msny being laken.
Specially reported for the Republican.
New CASTLE, May 2Sth, 10.
The case Of George Hollis vs.. Isaac
W. Vandegrift, was resumed this morn
ing.
Thomas S. Hodson was the first wit.
ness. He stated that he was an Attor-
ney of Somerset county, Md, and in
the employ of Mr.. Hollis in reference
to these notes.
Mr.. Lore objected to the witness tes-
timopy, but the objection was over
ruled after some discussion by Messrs.
Moore and Higgins. His testimony was
coufned by the Court to what was in
the witness own knowledge.
He stated that he knew John II. Van
degrift's handwriting; the words "or
order" are in his handwriting; there
seems to be shade of difference be-
tween these words and the body of the
note; the ink used byJ. Ward Vande-.
grift is different from that used in the
signature of J. A. Vaudegrift; J. A,
Vandegrift, in January, 1878, brought
witness the bonds signed by J. A. Van.
degrih, |. W. Vandegrift and L. g.
Vandegritt.
perceived no interest could be col
lected and sent them back to Squire
Naudain, and the bonds were then re-
turned witness gave them to Mr.. Hol.
lis and he carried them over witness
keeping these notes as security; wit
ness instructed his clerk to return the
bonds to J. A. Vandegrift returned
the promisory notes to Mr.. Hollis; all
being done with j. A. Vandegrift's
knowledge; the credits on the notes
were put there by witness on the 18th
of February, 1878; both Mr.. Hollis
and J. A. Vandegrift were present and
it was after the bonds were delivered to
J. A. Vandegrift.
Edward r. Gumby was called and
corroberated the defence.
Squire Naudoin being re called cor
rohorated Mr.. liodson testimony as far
as it related to the disposition of the
bonds.
George S. Capelle sworn:-Handwrit
ing on the notes was that Of John A.
Vandegrift.
Peter Vincent re- called was conduc-
ter on the read running from Delmar
, to Crisfeld, remember J. H. Vandfgritl
riding with me, was present when
these promissory notes were delivered
over; the day he delivered notes he
came down; he showed me bonds about
year after, at this point all objec'
ton was raised when Mr.. Higgins
stated that they wanted to prove J.
A. Vandegrift's declarations upon the
car to the effect that he Vandegrift
t "had them where the hair was short. y
The court sustained the objection.
The witness cross-examined stated
that he did not notice any erasure upor
, the notes; didn't see "& Co" there
;, but think could have seen it was it
/ to my impression looks the same 10 i
does now.
= The question how he knew "& Co.
. was not upon the notes created consid
cradle discussion, but the Court per
: mitted him to state the inference o
e the admission came from a converse
tion, wi ich he did.
s Mr.. Hudson vas recalled and sharI
$ discussion Is now being held over tn
r advisabilty of admitting his testimo
a ney,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Malicious.

On Tuesday night last some person
entered upon the premises Of Isaac
Naylor, on the Philadelphia pike, in
Brandywine hundred, and maliciously
pulled up q or 2S panels of post and
rail fence which he had set about two
weeks before. Mr.. Naylor elsewhere
offers a reward of $40 for information
that may lead TO the arrest and con-
vcton of the person who committed
the trespass.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Ohio Republican Convention.

The Republican Convention of Ohio
meets to day. 1t is believed that it
will be the largest ever assembled in
that State. The friends of Foster and
Taft, the rival candidates for Governor,
were last night equally sanguine of
success. Many were in favor of fore
ing Sherman to accept the nomination,
but it is understood that if he is placed
as candidate his positive declination
will be presented. 1t is understood
that the platform he's been agreed
upon; that the resolutions will declare
the United States nation, not con
federacy, and condemn the extra ses-
sion of Congress.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
The Magarity JUry.

After the Judge had charged the jury
they retired to their rooms about 4.3O
o'clock and upon taking vote stood
nine to three nine for the city and
three in favor of the claim of Mr.. Ma
garity. An hour after this second vote
was taken with the same result At six
o'clock third vote was made which re-
suited in a vote of 10 to 2. After this
the members FROM the country began
to get anxious to return home and their
anxiety being supplemented by slight
reminder from the court to hurry mat,
ters, a fourth vote was taken at 6.lC
which resulted in a positive vote
against Mr.. Magarity.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Protrct the system from Malaria.

1t is possible to do this even in regions
county where miasma is most rife. and where
the periodic ievers which 1t causes assume
their most formidable types. The immense
popularity OF Hostetter's Stomach Bitters is
very largely attributable 10 the iact OF It's ell
cacy as u RENE for chIls ard ievers, bilious
rcmittents, and as a preventive OF the various
forms OF malariLa disease. In those pur-
ions of the Wet and Sauth where COM
plants Of this nature prevail, ant in the
| Tropics, it is p rticularly esteemed for the
| urutcct!Vc influence which It eXerts; and it has
been very widely adopted as IL substitute iot
the dangerous and comparatively ineffective
aIkuloid sulphate OF quinine. Physicians
ave not been among the last 70 concede ii
merits, and the emphatic professional indorse
ments which it has received have added tt
| the re lu.at.On 1t has obtained ut hone and
| lhrnn1
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Row Amongst Ftremen,

A disturbance arose last night on
Shipley street, in front Of the Delaware
House stab es, between Charles Crow
and Patrick Munday. Crow having three
friends with him assaulted Munday
who ran into the stable yards and
picked up shovel to defend himself. In
this he was assisted by the hostler with a
pitchfork, and Crow received an ugly
cut on his head from Munday's shovel.
The police having been sent for, and
arriving upon the grounds, succeeded
in arresting several of the parties, who
will have a hearing this evening at I
o'clock. The quarrel was the result of
an old grudge.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
REGIsTER's ORDERS.
u ECflSTER'S ORDER.
~ REGISTERS OFFICE.
tEI'E fsfN y Y 4 =
NEW CASTLE COUNTY. May

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. May II, 1879.
Upon the Application OF Mary Ann Pusey,
Daniel IL. Kent and william Y. Warner,
Executors OF I,rael Pusey, late of VII
mingto0 Hundred, in said county, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Re.
gister, that the Executors aforesaid, give
notice Of the granting of letters Testa-
mentary upon the Estate of the de.
ceased 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 all persons having de.
mands against the Estate, to present the same,
or abide by an act Of Assembly In such case
made and provided. Aud also cause the
same to be inserted within the same period In
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, a newspaper
published in Wilmington, and to be continued
therein three weeks, (e-0-d)
(~>~l Given under the hand and Seal OF
}L.s. Office of the Register aforesaid, at
(~~~\ New Castle. in New Castle county
Aforesaid, the day and year above written.
S. q. BIGGS, Register
NOTICE.-All persons having claims
against the Estate OF the deceased, must pre-.
sent the same, duly attested, to the Exec
utor,, on or before May ", 1850, or abide
the Act of Assembly In such case made and
provided,
MARY ANN PUSEY,
DANIEL II. KENT, Executors
VIM. Y. WARNER
| Address, Wilmington Del. my2l
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
All About u Girl.

While William Wilkinson, Of Mr.
shall, Texas, was speaking to Mrs.
ANGEL concerning marriage with her
dau Inter, to which Mrs. Angel OBJ
j, cted, her son approached from the
rear firing at Wilkinson without effect
til a shot gun. Wilkinson wrested
the gun away apd Shot young Angel
tally in the stomach. The latter
drew a pistol and shot Wilkinson il
til. wrist.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
WashinRtOn Letter.

The Ways ard Means Comnittee at
Washington decided yesterday to re-
commend that Congress adjourn on June
10. The meeting at which this resolu-
tion was adopted was an inharmonious
one because the Republicans were not
allowed to offt amendments to the res
olution. A meeting of the Joint eau.
Gus Committee was held last evening
in great secrecy, but nothing was agreed
upon, unless it was to let matters DRIFT
for II while. The sale of four per cent.
certificates in large Eastern cities was
stopped, for the benefit of the West.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Rather Wrong.

Fl. Nj. Mullin the well known tobacco
man, is now located at No. 4O9 West
Front street, where he is selling MS
tobacco and spgars at the lowest cash
prices. In his advertisement i'll yester-
days issue the types made his place OF
business at No. 400 West Fourth street,
when it should have been 409 West
Front street. Be sure to call and he
will attend to your wants.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Are Geese % Nuisance?
For the Republican.
NEsSps EnlTORs. Will Won allow

For the Republican.
MEssRs. EDlToRs: Will.you allow no"
pace in your valuable sheet for pro
pounding the above question?
The good prople OF Hedgevillr raise
geese by the score, and the natural
food of the goose-grass--beins scarce
in that locality, they are driven every
morning to the open los north, aud
there allowed to annoy the people by
creating filth upon their pavelneats.
If they are nuisance, who are til,
proper persons to See that they ar
disposed of, so that the people may t''
in peacrahle possession of their owl
n,vrm.nts CITIZEN.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
DHI | l. A +, ELPHlA, ~ a
WILMINGTON AND ~ "a
HAITI MORE ERAJIRDkD.
NoyEMRRR 10. 1875

NOVEMBER 10. 1878.
Trains will leave Wilmington Si y
For Philadelphia, and intermedae
I VI, SO, 10 90, a. nj. 2 30, I w, ~"
Philadelphia (Express) Q 90 ~. az
Philadelphia and NewY0rk, TO5!S
M, IL 30, II 80, asp. IN. A
baltimore and intermediate 3tationp
Baltimore and Bay Line. 08. =.
Baltimore and Washington. II A, y
a. IN. IL 81, ! Va, 8 Is. y. III. ..
Trains Tor Delaware Division leaTe
Now Castle 9lb a. N. ] Vi, va
Harrington and intermediate StaA'
.m,, / 05 9 80 y. IN.
Delmar intermediate stations y laA'
m.
SUNDAY TRAINS. 4.
Philadelphia and Intern med!ate ECU
M, b %, 6 30 p. IN. =,
Philadelphia and New York, 2 o. Y
Baltimore and Washington Il bl; ~
p. III. q,
For further Information passengsh
ferred to the timetables posted a. E W
novzO- H. r. KENNti,
rHANGE OF kOURS-DbLAN
" Il WESTERN RAIIROap'
mencing Monday, Feb. "a, 1879 ''
run as follows: ,,s
Leave Wilmington 7l5 q. L., wv
s 30 p. m. ,,p
Arrive at Avondale, 8 6S n. n y" Nv
Arrive al POmcroy, $50 a. IN, %
Returning leave Pomerey, lO4V =
p. IN. mu
Returning leave Avondale wv
$40 p. IN. Of
Arriving at Wilmington, 81. -;
500 D. m. u. CONNELh'
feb8-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Port News.

The schooner "David S. Swiney' of
Philadelphia, loaded with 10000 feet
of yellow pine from st. Mary's, Georgia,
arrived at this port this morning.
The schooner Prank Herbert" from
Bangor Maine, arrived this morning
with ll0,OU feet Of lumber and 100000
plastering laths for S. 6. Simmons Il
Bro This is the first arrival of the
season from that port.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
II turnesI Home,

r. ". Grandmaster FOulk OF The I.
0. o. +. arrived home from his trip
down the State yesterday after being
away about week.
During his absence from the city he
visited the Odd Fellows Lodges in Cam
den, Dover, Milford and Milton, and he
found the Order in good working con-
dition in all these places.
He vas delighted with his visit AID
says the Lodges are all preparing to
participate in the Grand reunion of the
order which takes place at Rehoboth
on the 25th Of July.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Beaver. Misceg en- alton Case.

Some days ago it will be remembered
II pntion was made in these columns of
the miscegenation case in Beaver which
caused quite a stir in social circles
The relatives Of the lady, Miss Mason,
= ere convinced from her conduct that
der mind was impaired. Soon after
A-r mari ag- t. Jones, the colored
l. an, -.rn VS. rem.ved to her home
aud was loosely watched until phyai
cans bad an opportunity to make a
careful study OF her case. They de
cid-d that he was laboring under an
abrrratlon Of the mind and her friends
have had her removed to an insane
a.ylum for treatment The girl 5
lack husband has since disappeared
from Beaver and it is hardly likely
that he viii ever again make his ap-
pearance there
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
Selling u Tug. Boat.

Yesterday about noon U. s. Marshal
McMullen at the suit Of Pussy, Jones Il
Co., seized the steam tug 'Preston
Brearsley," Captain David Hudson,
tor a bill of repairs which this Com
pany had against the tug. The u.
5. Marshal of Philadelphia, also has a
warrant for the seizure of the boat for
scme time past but failed to come up
with her.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
ID EGISTER'S ORDER.
REGISTERS OFFICE.

hESflSlEh - or ~ - =. I,
New CASTLE COUNTY, May @GS
Upon the application OF Ellzabe'h, i, a
and Th0s NJ. Chandler, executors GI'1
Chandler, late OF Uhristiana Huh'iIv',r, y,
county deceased, 1t Is ordered and IuS
the Register that the Executors y
give notice Of the granting y,
Testamentary upon the estate u,
ceased. with the date of grantln,s.
by causing advertisements to be po'yrtt
forty days from the date Of sucl ~ y
six OF the most public places OF ,"b YAK \
New Castle, requiring all persons W.,
mands against the estate. to prGSeh' :, \
or abide by an act Of Assembly " nj 4
made and provided. And also ~
same to be inserted within the sam, y, I
the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN,, o wv
published in Wilmington, ana
tinued therein three weeks. e-s-I ,rt
,~, Given under the hanu ,%, ,D,
}L.s. Office Of the Register al,1S I,s
t~> New Castle, in New 'aS"t- .,i-
aforesaid, the day and year npoySS re. Re.
s. q. BlGdS, Nv ~
NoTICE.-All persons having cta,ry n-s
the estate of the deceased must Kan p,or
same duly attested to the ExetSS"' ,SS
before May 20. 1880. or abide "" nror
Assembly In such case made ana paSS,
All persons indebted are requeS'''
payment by November !, 1879.
ELIZABETH CHANDLEh b
THOMAS M. CHANDLER
Address, Centreville, Del. 49,.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
- ~ -
DIED.

MORROW-On the 25th inst, Charles, only
child OF John and Annie Morrow, aged D
years and 8 months.
Gone but not forgotten.
The ra atiyeS and friends are invited to AT.
tend The funeral, from the residence OF his
Iarents. no. 1l2l West Front street, on Wed.
nesday afternoon. Services at the house ut
$3.50 o'clock, leave at I. lnterment at old
Swede's Burial Ground.
BuSH.-On the nth inst, Catharine, wife OF
John f. Bush, in the 9th year Of her age.
The re atives and friends OF the family are
invited TO attend the funeral from the resi-,
dence of her husband, s. w. corner Second
and King streets, on Thursday, May 20, at
2.MP N.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
DisOrderIy House Raided.

Sergeant Jones, with patrolmen Bos.
ter and Kane made raid upon a house
occupied with colored people on Greeley
street capturing three women and two
men. The case will be tried this even
ing, quite a large number of witnesses
have been summoned.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

Mrs. Mary Oliver is in Harris burg,
and on Saturday called upon Mayor
Patterson for information in regard to
delivering a temperance lecture i'll llar-
rsburg for charitable purposes. The
Mayor inf9u Il her that the le tnre
season had been decided failure
that many eminent speakers failed to
draw houses but that she could do as
as she Pleased if She complied
with the laws Of the city. Mrs. Oh
liver subsequently repaired to the
':hl and -qiarl 'hr consent Of quite
number Of members to lecture in
the hall of the House for the benefit
of the poor.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28

A great many remedies are adyertls-
ed to bring them before the public, who
decides whether an article is good or
bad. The good reputation which Dr..
Bulls Baby Syrup enjoys is standing
guarantee of its merits. Price 25 cents
a bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-28
IONsUMPIIUN CURED.-an old Ply

|DNSUMPIION CURED.-An old Ply
I scan, retired from practice, having had
placed in his hands by an East India mission
AIRY he formula Of a simple vegetable remedy
Df the speedy and permanent cure. for Con-
sumption, Bronchitis, Catarrh, Asthma, and
ali Throat and Lung Affections, also a posi-
five and radical cure for Nervous Debility and
all Nervous Complaints, after having tested
its uondcr ui curative powers in thousands OF
cases has ic.t it his duiy TO make it known to
his suffering fellows Actunted by thi7 mo
live and desire to relieve human suffering,
will send Tree Of charge to all who desire it,
.his receipt with full directions Tor preparing
.od using, in German, French or English.
Sent by mall boy addressing with stamp, nam
iny this paper. w. W. SHERAR.
liJ Powers Block.
frbl3.12te.G-w Rochester, n. Y.