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Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

C,P0RTSMEN'S EMPORIUM.-All the
- improved makes Of Breech Loading
Guns, Muzzle Leaders In great variety, sew
en-shot Nickle Plated Re divers, prices lower
than ever. Repairing done in an hone0t
manner at reasonable rates. Cutlery OF all
kinds sharpened. A call is respectfully soil.
cited. H. J. PYLE, ia Market street.
! 4.l7.8m Wilmington, Del,
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

NJ TICE.-ThE WILMINGTON SAY.
IN ING FUND SOClETY HEREBY
Owe NOTICE THAT ON AND AtTER
JANUARY l, 1880, INTEREST WILL BE
ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS AT FIVE 70
PER UENT. PER ANNUM. BY ORDER
OF THE BOARD.
J. ERNEST SMITH, TREAS.
WILMINGTON, Ocr. LIST. 1879. l0.l 3md
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

lp1 En For q large load OF kndlIng
D1sCO wood. Orders can be left at
Gray & Bros, Second and King streets; ia
cob Moore, at City Depot, and John S. Miller,
at Rising Sun, or at the Factory, corner OF
Union street and Gilpin avenue.
al4tf J. MCKINNEY
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
nKAwING.
HOMER A. HERR'S
ART SCHOOL NOW OPEN.

ING AND PAINTING TAUGHT.
instruction privately or in class. Evening
mechanical drawing class and studio hours
Monday and Wed nesday from 7 81 TO 9o'clock.
Pupils fitted for Academy OF Fine Arts,
Philadelphia Portraits painted, &C., &c. All
kinds Of drawing designs, SC, re-, made In
The most careful and artistic manner. For
terms O, any information cali or address
studio rooln 10, Masonic Temple, Whining.
ton, Del.
Reference Col. II. S. McComb, J. Taylor
Cause, Esq, II. q. Robinson, Esq, DR.. J. X.
Tantun. lO-W II
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

XIyANrED.-7O0 bs OF Walnut Kernel
w at f. b. MCCANN'S,
Candy Mandatory, Seventh and latnall
ll-S-1w
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

M APLEWOOD INSTITUTE, Concord
yk vile, Pa, for both sexes, is situated on
the Philadelphia and Baltimore Central X,
r., and Is eleven miles north of Wilmington,
on the Concord Pike. Students are prepared
for the active duties OF life, for bcslness and
college. 1t excel.s In healthy location, good
rooms, and tirst.c Ass professors. Little boys
are made to feel they have home. For cata.
logue call on DIR. T.. q. Shortlidge, lS1"
Market street, Wilmington.
J. .SHOKTLlD9E l. NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
YkTER Rs.
NYSTERs OYSTERs!!

TO THE EPUBI.lB.-Having renodeled my
store at sixth and Or Dge sLreet,, / am pre-
pared at all hours OF the day to furnish my
friends with the best Ice cream and oysters.
The oyster season having now arrived, 1t is
my intention to sell none hut first class oys
ters and al prices within the reach Of all.
Hoping to still continue receiving share Of
pablic patronage. ] Remain Yours,
92b3tnd CEARLfS KYLE.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

VIVIAN ED.-A c0lored woman, or man
w ana wife can md employ ment In the
country by applying at the kEpUBLlcAN
otlcc ll'iiu u
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
Louisiana state Lottery
GOmDaNy.

This institution was regularly Incorporated
by the Legislature OF the State for Education.
III and Charitable purposes. In 1888, for a
term OfTwe wenty.fve Years, TO which
contract the inyiOiable faith OF the State IL
pledged, with capital Of 81, 900 600, to which 1t
has since added reserve fund OF $3.50, 600,
IT'S GRAND SINGLE NUMBER DlSTRi.
BUTTON will take place monthly on III"
second Tuesday. II never scales or postpones.
Look at the following Distributions:
CAPITAL PRIZE $50. 900.
100, 800 TICKETS AT TWO DOiIRS EACH.
HALF-TICK ETS ONE DOLLAR.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

NyvTlCE.-The Sixth annual meeting OF
~ the shareholders of Clayton Loan As.
ISOLATION will De held on Friday the lsth inst,
at o'clock, p. m, WREN the annual report oi
the auditors will be submitted and an cleo
tion held for officers for the ensuing year.
ll.l32t M. Il. LICHrENSTElN, Secy.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

rOBINSON'S OYSTER BAY,

Finest ysters and CLANS in the city for "a
cents per quart or quarts :Or Sl00. FAM
lies, Hotels a ld Restaurants supplied. Oys.
ters delivered free OF charge to all parts OF the
city. Rob- NSON'S, III W. "inth street
n. B.-Next door to 7. l.. Robinson Il Bros.
Grocery Storo, 9th and Orange st. liz Ind
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

MARKET.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
M. A. DAUPHJN,
p. O. BOX 692. New Orleans, La.
No. $40 Broadway, New York.

The particular attention OF the Public is
called 10 the fact that the entire number OF
Of the Tickets for each Monthly Drawing Ia
sold, and consequ utly all the prizes In each
drawing are solo aAd drawn and paid. This
is not the case with any Ut er company.
All our Grand Extraordinary Drawings are
under the supervision and management Of
GENERALS q. r. BEA UREG RID and
UBAL A. EARLY l0-lSp
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
WANTED.

VIyANTED A SlTUATION--By young
w man Il years of age; has good edu'
cation and lair penman; good reference
given. Address "lnteyrity," REPuRLlcAS
office. ll'l26-"
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
N1UTlCE EXTENSION MORTGAGE
~ BONDS.
OvvyCp oy DwL AWARE X *, Co.,


OyvIcY or DELAWARE X. X. Co..
october q, 1879.
owners OF the Extension MOrtgage Bonds
OF tho Delaware Railroad Co., due January J.,
1880, wishing to dispose OF the same, VIII be
paid the face Of said bonds, and accrued inter
est, on presenting the same In sums OF N,ooO
or over, TO A Homer. Esq, agent for the
Trustees at the Treasurer's office OF the phiia.
delphia, Wilmington h Baltimore Railroad
Co.. Philadelphix, M. HAYES,
lO.9s cod II Treas. ID. X. X 20.
NlOllUE To X EAL ESTATE OWNEfS.
~ Those who sell or transfer real estate,
and do not wish to pay the tax OF 1883 will
obIige the undersigned by leaving q notice
thereof ut our office, that We may assess the
proper own.rs, EDMUND PROVOST,
WILLIAM KYNE,
City Assessors.
Office, No. 10 f. Sixth street, between Mar:
ket and King. Hours, Sa. m. TO u m, 2to b
and TO 8p. m. lol0tt
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

1OTICk.- beg leave W iuiVfm tho pub
IN lie that have increased my facilities
l0r manufacturing ktndling wood, and am
now prepared 10 furnish. " .od In any quantl
ty 10 suit consumers. sell the largest $l.N
load In the city. Give me call before pur.
chasing elsewhere. Orders by mail receive
prompt attention, JOHN PONDER,
6-pti Foot of Fourth street. city.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
kOR HALEOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-A small cottage, a OF mile
Il from Rockland paper mills, with shop
and garden att-ched. pply to
HUGH STIRLING,
ll-lC-otdS2tws Near the Premises.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

1857 Prizes, amounting sll0, 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted
at all points, to whom liberal c9mpensa-
ton will be paid.
Write, clearly stating full address, Tor fur.
ther information, or send orders by express or
mail addressed only TO
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15

THOR RENT.-Eieyen reOm house, 1907
II w. Third street, convenient to all man.
ufactories. viii be rented very low until
March 18th. In good repair.
HEALD CO.,
IL II, Is, l-aI9 Clayton House Building.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-15
vs. B

A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY To-
WIN a FORTUNE. ELEVENTH GRAND
DIS 'RlBUrION, CLASS l., AT NEW Or
LEANS, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10Th,
lh19-IlIth Monthly Drawing.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
LEASING 4 WESTERN RAILRoAD.

CONDITIONS OF TIE LEASE OF THE BURLINGTON,
CEDAR RAPIDS AND NORTHERN RAILROAD TO
TIE CHICAGO ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC.
The recent negotiations relative to leasing the
Burlington, Cedar Rapids and Northern Railroad
ended yesterday in the formal approval by the di-
recOrs OF that company of lease of the road the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Railroad Company.
The lease is subject only TO the approval the stock
holders and until that is obtained the road will re.
main in the possession Of the present directory The
negotiations were begun little more than three
weeks nGo between officers of the Cedar Rapids and
of the Chicago and Northwestern Companies. After
several conferences terms were greed upon, and a
preliminary lease to the Northwestern Road was
signed on August 20 by Frederick Taylor, presi-
dent of the Cedar Rapids Company Two days
later the lease was ratified by the directors of
the northwestern Road, and IA meeting of the direc-
tors of the other company was held on the follow
ing day. Ii was said then by President TAYLOR
that the scheme had been considered tavoraby by
the directors, but tnat formal action not taken
on account of an lnformality III calling the special
meeting. Several meetings of the Cedar Rapids
directors have been held since that tlme but no
result was reached until yesterday. During this
period rumOrs were circulated that other com
panes rivals of the Northwestern Road, had made
better offers for lease of the property and ID was
said also that one, the Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy was buying the stock of the Cedar Rapids
Road
At the meeting yesterday lease to the Chicago.
Rock Island aud Pacific was ratlhed by
the formal vote OF the directors of the
Cedar Rapids Company. The president of that
company refused to make public the terms of
the lease or to confirm tue fact that lease had
been made. " For prudential and other reasonsr
he sad must decline to reveal the result OF the
meeting. "A prominent director OF the company,
who present at the meeting, confirmed the
truth OF the leasing OF the road, and the offices of
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific. and of its
unsuccessful rival, the Chicago and Northwestern
nc concealment of the result was attempted The
terms of the lease are said not 10 be different from
those offered by the Northwestern Road. Besides
assuming the payment of the funded debt the Rock
nIs
the stock of per cent for five years and OF ) per
cent thereafter In perpetuity The dividends are to
be paid only on the issued stock which amounts to
S6,5O0.OOO There are said 10 be minor details
winch render the lease TO the Rock Island Company
| more advantageous than the Que proposed TO
the Northwestern Road. The only condition to
holders. This consent 1t Is said. VIII not be OBJ
tanned for several months.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
COMPRESSED AIR MOTORS.
OFFICERS OF RAILWAY COMPANIES EXAMINING THE
PNEUMATIC TRAMwAY ENGINE.

OFFICERS OF RAILWAY COMPANIES EXAMINING THE
PNEUMATIC TRAMwAY ENGINE.
The Pneumatic Tramway Engine Company are
making persistent efforts to a recognition of
their pneumatic motor by the public. They have
expended large sums in experimenting, and now be-
lieve that they have obtained motor adapted for
use on surface aud elevated roads aud free from
noise and smoke. Yesterday morning tney exhib-
tied their ears to representatives of many of the
city railway companies. Among those present were
Mr. Green president of the Forty ysecond Street and
Broadway and Seventh Avenue Road; Mr. Thorn
president of the Second Avenue Company; John
Stephenson, the well-knOwn car builder; ex-At-
tOrney General Williams A. Lawson, of San Fran
cisco j. g Riggs, president OF the Memphis Road !;
Daniel Owen. city contractor &. T.. l1tOn, Thomas
Thatcher aud X. l.. Fowler. Several trips
were taken 10y them on one of the Pneumatic Com
pany's cars over the upper division of the Second
Avenue Road. The method of charging the
was studied with interest, and the peculiar fea-
lures of the invention we're examined General
satisfaction with the result of the trial was
pressed. The principal doubts were as to whether
steep grade could be overcome. and how far the
motor could travel with one charge OF air The
latter question, however, seems answered by the
offer of the Delamater Iron Company To build and
guarantee compressor plant" capable OF charg-
ing "A car for ran of sixteen miles every minute
during the day. The officers of the company are
confident that any hill IN the city can be ascended.
and claim that "A heavy grade will not prove
obstacle. The cars are much used. They cause no
fright or annoyance To horses. The company has
received an order from Havana for of ITS cars,
and is IN constant receipt of letters of inquiry.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
A DECISION IN THE NICHOLS CASE.
TIE MAYOR GRANTED SIX DAYS ONLY IN WHICH
To FILE A RETURN TO THE WRIT.

TIE MAYOR GRANTED SIX DAYS ONLY IN WHICH
To FILE RETURN TO THE WRIT.
Judge WestbroOlS yesterday gave a decision, in
Supreme Court, Chambers, denying the motion for
a stay, pending appeal. from the order allowing
the writ of certorar in the case o. Police Commits
soner Nichols against the Mayor The Judge says
that he does not think that such stay should be
granted waivinG entirely the question whether or
NOT the order is appealablc. He continues: " In de-
Iying the application il is not intimated that this
proceeding does not present questions worthy of
review. Ii would be chceTfully granted provided
the rights of the Mayor were in any wise leopard
lied by the refusal His counsel must concede that
every question which he wishes to review by the
pending appeal can also be presented alter the
return has been made to the writ of ceTtiOraT and
the judgment of the Court has been rendered
thereon. If The stay applied for should be granted,
the argument on the present appeal could not be
heard until November lIor such appel would be
heard in the Third Department., and If the order
appealed from should be affirmed, hearing would
then be had upon the return, when a second appeal
would be taken. BY this course of procedure the
qucst stOns in controversy would remain unsettled
for months, when public policy demands their i'm
mediate and prOinpt decision IT, on the other
baud. a return Is speedily made TO the writ hear
ing on the merits can toe had, and an order made
during the present term, and an appeal thcreirOm,
aud that from the order of allowance can be heard
at the coming October General Term III the First
Department. Ii the counsel Tor Mr. Nichols stipu-
lates 10 hear the appeal from the ordeI allowing
the VIII Of ccTtOTan at such October General Term
the stay asked for - refused.
The counsel for the Mayor also asked, il the stay
should be denied for tuIt her time to le the return
which the writ orders. The order commanding the
return was served on the 18Th of August last,
and ample time bas already elapsed within which
such return could nave been prepared. Ii has not
been prepared however, and 1t seens tU Toe reas0n-
able that an opportunity to make IT should be
afforded. But il IL also TO very clear that when
counsel have already ln print complete history Oi
the whole proceedings before tue Mayor. that they
exceedingly uuderate their ability TO dispatch
business when taeN say they need twenty days Tor
tnat purpose. That length of time Is refused, and
SIX days given 10 complete and file the return,
provided counsel for the Mayor stpulate that the
cause may be nedTd on the tnird Monday of this
month. Al such stipulation Is not given, then such
return must be filed OF before the 9th of septem
DeT instant"
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
GRAIN EXPORTS TO EUROPE.

The exports of wheat to Europe fIom the four
principal Atlantic ports last week amounted to
4.596737 bushels. as follows New-Yorl,
2,47G.36j bushels; Baltimore, 1.1i29l9 bushels !;
Philadelphia, 7O0,fGj bushels; Boston. 27G.9ss
bushels. The exports of ccrn We're: York.
Boston, 972. .OO9 bushels total, .s93, ,G5G bushels
OF the exports of wheat, 1.045,543 bushels were
shipped to Antwerp. GfO. .236 bushels to Liverpool
aud London. and 1,447, ,215 bushels to France
The receipts and exports of wheat AT the
ports of the Atlantic coast in the last six weeks
were: Receipts, ~, ,256.Gj0 bushels EXPORTS
90, ,s6S, ,3si bushels an increase in the receipts
over the same period last year of 14GS6 $50 BUSH
els, and N the exports 9,97O,325 bushels.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
DROUGHT IN THE NORTH.

WATERrowN, N. Y, Sept. 1.-The water in
the BLACK River never known TO he 80 low al
present The mills the running but there
is not sufficient water to work the pumps Of water
works One half Of the city relies the springs and
report gre scarcity OF water. The Moose River an
Important tributary the Black River very and
many other large streams completely dried np.
some Of the all lakes aud streams in the AdrondacFs
are reported dry public meeting OF cizens has
been called consider means for procuring add.
tioual supply of water for the city, Sucr January
the rainfall has been nine and quarter inches be-
mind the same period last year.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04


The appeal for a new trial IN the case of Edward
Reuhardt VINO was convicted and sentenced TO be
hanged at the last session Of the Richmond County
Court Of Oyer and 1ermner. for the murder OF his
wife. whose remains he buried in a barrel at Silver
Lake. will be argued in the General Term of the Su
preme Court, before Judge Pratt Monday next
IN Brooklyn. Remhardt, since the close OF the trial.
has received from his counsel several encouraging
letters telling linn to keep in good spirits that he
will save his neck. Reinhardt, who has been con-
fined IN the Richmond Jail nearly eleven months.
receives many visitors. He says that the public
has from the first entertained very bitter feeling
tOwari him. particularly residents of staten Island
aud AYERS that such feeling would not have ex-
listed at the close Of the trial had he had sufficient
money To produce certain witnesses. lie also states
that should he be granted new trial he fully be-
heyes that 1t will be proved that others caused the
death Of his wlfc should II come TO the worst he
will say nothing. but will Try and meet his tate
like a man. The general opinion of the members OF
the Richmond County Bar is that the decision of
the lower court will be sustained II such be the
fase fhe General Term will appoint a new day for
lie execution. On the other hand. should "A new
hial be granted the Will probably come up be-
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
EXPLOSION AT NEWARK.

steam table i'll the Celaoid Fancy Goods Com
panys mandatory, Nos. 229 and 23l Mulberry
ST., Newark, exploded at $3.50 p. IN. yesterday. A
workman named Donohue was seriously scalded
Augustus Robbins was badly cut about the head
and boy named Lew was scaldcd. At the time
of the accident Mayor Henry Yates, president of
the company was standing within three feet of the
table. aud had "A narrow escape The table was of
casf-lron and was six inches thick and three feet
wide The explosion made "a very loud report and
caused much excitement IN the vicinity, but only
slight damage done.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04

Gonaives took fire and two-thirds Of the town wa
destroyed. The remainder wns pillaged After his de.
feat vi (onayes Boyer BaEeais with his adberrnts en-
barked for Jcrcmlr which has pronounced In hs favor
and where be intends 10 make stand General Mons
has rec purcd tile town Of Cape Haytan The Lbefaa
north tionaives aud Cape Hayden. Ir country f. in
q fearful condition and time only will show how ths
struggle will snd. nre broke out recently at Jacmef
which can.ed Immense lOsses.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04

obstrtctions and encroachments being matter m OF
primo Importance to the commercial interests oi Tue
whole country, the Surveyor is hereby requested 70
issue orders TO all the officers of his department d.
recting them to report promptly to him al VIOLA
tons of the State laws and regulations reIaV1 t ~
they may be brought to the attention OF the proper
State authorities. Such reports should be promptly
made and should be specitio IN their chaIac,Iel |,.
Sept 3, 1879. T.. A. MEkklll' Noho0Voi'
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
A WONlAN'S PERIL.

A fire broke out in Kenfs drug store. No 23s
Main st, Paterson. n. j., at $50 a. IN. yesterday
The adjoining building, which was occupied by Miss
Alice Clancy millner also caught fire. Miss Clancy
lived in rooms the store. The doors were
broken open, and Miss Clancy was found standing
In the store in her night dress ~ such confused
condition Of mind that she would have been burned
or smothered If she had not been rescued. The loss
by the fire is S2, 900.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
APPARENT INCREASE OF THE CITY DEBT

There have been issued this year over 81 600, 600
of revenue bonds, which accounts for the apparent
increase IN the city debt shown by the Control
ler's statement of September l. As taxes are not
levied until the latter part of the year. the annual
appropriations are provided for and the business of
the City Government is carried on by the issue of
revenue bonds for short periods IN anticipation of
taxes. When collections are made of taxes the
reYenne bonds are paid Off
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Ne,r- York Hotei-Senator w. w. Eaton, OF Con-
neccu ex-senator John w stevenson OF and
Vof,1a1 Uouss-Rear. Admiral Daniel Ammen. u D ls aun
ex Governor Henry Lppit Of Rhode Island B,etoor,
Rubee Wisconsin, ana J. A. Donohoe OF
San Francisco Merovoiitdn Lotei-Gserai h3nerl =
CI,rV u : A......St Nicholas Hote-The Rev Di. r. ~
Weninger OF Cincinnati .Grdmercv Park Ho.sehlss
Annis Montague and Charles H. TuTner-.";; 81 y@"eS
commander John SchOuer, u \
fspanf Housc- Thomas H. keogh OF Nortn tnro
lima - FiTfh Arenuc H0c-Judge H. X. Low, oil Mhldle-
town, y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
PRESERVING LIE HARBOR.

One of the chief hindranceS to the detection ald
punishment OF violations of the State laws designed
for the protection OF this harbor has been the lack
of trustworthy and sufficient evidence. Reports OF
violations have been uncertain and slow the laws
have been uneXecuicd mainly from want of proper
officers to enforce them. Collector Merritt yestcr-
day sent to General Graham. Surveyor of the Port,
the following letter:
Sni. The preservation of New-York hafbOr from
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
GENERAL. GRANT COhING HOME.

The Pacific Mail Steamship Company received the
following dispatch from Yokohama yesterdays
Captain JoHS RILEY. President Pacific Mall Steam
ship Company!
Steamship City of Toxic sailed on September
3, and will probably arrive at San Francisco Sep
tember 21. General U. 5. Grant was Passenger on
the steamer.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
--'-s Fa==-
HAYU IN DISORDER.

HAVANA, Sept. 2.-Advices from Hayti to
August 20 via 81. Thomas hand The country
continues full OF disorder and revolution The beras
captured two Haytan mail steamers named the Arw m
and the Rouillone, the 9Th OF August. The Prov
sloual Government Of Port Prince troops agains
the Liberals at Gonaves. After a bloody struggle
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04

"WnH THE CHILL OFF."-Propretres OF
Bathing Machine: Going to battle this mOrDDg srls
Visitor: "No; I've got such cold In my head" r. OF
B. NJ: Never mind that sir. Why. we've .'sd gents
abaihe with such colds in their eds they've reglar
froozed the water, an still II done em e0Od"-lPun.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
HOME NEWS.

YESTERDAY AT HUbNUTs NO
2is BROADWAY
eam IA, Noon 7i' ; p m 73o Midnight TO-
Uirhes. during the dav. IA. Lowest Il'
Average 72lo same day. 1878 77b'.
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANk1
ann r,.e. $50 sun sets 9. pa Clock slow In Ola
Moon Mes 753 Moon s0aths. 220 Moons ago lays ii
HIGH re-D.Y-A. NJ
sandy Hook. 99I Gov Island. 1875 iio Gate -
HlsH WATER ro-OAr-P n
sandy Hook 1000 Island. l0t5 Hell Gate 0
New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
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New-York tribune., 1879-09-04
AnnOunceuIents,

WNCHEsTER's HYPOPHOsPHITEs
VIII cure Consumption. Coughs, Bronchitis Debility &C.
All on board but one used the HOLMAN PAD
while Havana thirty All he ESCAPED yellow feveh
Capt O. o. moore Brig shannon