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NEW. YORK DAILY TRIBUNE,
Qfacners.
Ocean Steamers.

4 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL. nr
~ The onv Transatlantic Line calling under me NEIL
CAN FLAG. Sailing every Thursday from Phisdelphll
ILLINOIS sails thu HSDAY, March ~ ii a. III
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
Carrying the Belgian ard United S,aGs V,c "lA 'H'iDS
SW ITZFkIAND sails WEDNESDAY. Malcn 20 Il tn
For rates passage ana other information appNIo
PETER WRIGHT SONS. General Aren.t ,,orA
3O7 Wanurst, Philadelphia DE bIu,lmAS' f Nor, Yort
JOHN MCDONALD Agent, Bauery.piaco ~ ''o". iO,H
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC GOAlPANl,
Ne DFETW NkW-YORK AND HAN RE
pier Company (new No AZ North River oot OF
AMTRIOUR. Deord "Wednesday Aprll 10 ~ & u IN
FRANCE 1rudele einesllY n ~ .'u, 80
steamers ed thus do no. carry steerage
ChecL on Credit LNonna OF Paris In amounts tosuI
~ LOUIS DE BEBIhN, Agent, no. - EroadWS.
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thI SN TO BOSTON
Is .DO VIA THE OLD RELIABLE
SJDSlk(ION LINE

CoNNEC1ING WITH ALL POINTS EAST
NOT a IKIP MISSED ~ SEVEN CON SECU TIVE
YEARS
The elegant steamers SroNiNGTOv and MARIA.
GANSElT leave Pier 80 North saver doof Of JAyst at .
FSp.cs! rrscass limited tickets good only on 9:4j m
train st0nngOn sol VIA tins line from Newi ork u
Boston for VI 81.
Tc.ois sale At al principal ticket Offices staeFooms
Offices OF We>tcou E1Fc-s COMPANY and II NO-
3G3 ard 3J7 broadway at heto 1tan anI Fih Avenue
iO''' 'PK0VIDESCE LINE FOR FREIGHT ONLY.
Ste c4meiS ELECTRA and ALAIEA leave Per - North
foot MaI!rIatl daily except suhiaysj ~ D.
Providence direct
{. VI. FlLkIN1, q. J.. ~ l. - p. bAb1oNh rest
40 .sDb VIA FALLRfNER LINE.
I.1ct. limited, ana good d1 81 rau Tor c1Ethnp
ra ID. Icdyin Falt tNcr The following
arrival uf boat Regular uoACs a. -
ona on sHy between Fau kiyrr and BJsOoh AaSAh
''"' ' NEWPORT And OLD COLONY
l,aye uIiy l0uniaYs tAcCpi@ll, at - - iny
if,m Pier ~. North Eiytt, taoe oi hurfdy-tL
cave lrolklyn. AuLeX boat az t;j1 .. N
eel prncIpA hOltib aul
Ticket Omces, AZ the Pier aIh on steamers ,,,., .
BORDEN x LJNELL4 Ageats
GIo. l.. CoSSoR GenI Pass Agt
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REAL ESTATE.
NEw-YORK, SATURDAY., ,

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. March %. 1870
The following sales were held at tbs ~
change saesrOom to-day:
BD Van Tnssst q Rr1rnsy
J-stOry brick building with lot, No 3Ol Delanceyst
sw cor OF Lowis-st lot 25I75; John Karl - sla M.
BV Richard Y. HnTBSit |"'VV
4stOry brick houses with lots Nos 3ls and 800 ls,
ave, -. 20 II Of l9th-st, each lot lsx90; Czens'
Savings Bank. ............ II eoo
BUA. j. Bl>ecker E SIM ' A'''vo
2-story brown stone house with lot. No PIT Fas,
!2Gthsl, n 8, 220 It 9 Of 3dave. lot iG9X99Il.
John INA,
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PED STAR LINE-TO ANTWERP.
CloNH, LTEE 1TEP srATEs MAIL STEAMERS.

GUION LINE, ...,, ,,rr.,,,r,ps
FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LINERPOOh
Leaving Pier 81. y. X, fo0t OF hlng.'L q, , -,
M0STAV '...... .TU ESDAY. April /. noon
NEVADA y f>IA aVIi 49,. y
WISCONSIN, UESDA Y Apill - a. u.
WTOHING TT FSDAN. Aprll2t II ~ VI
TIese steamers nre built Of iron. in wa'ertght com
narfmers md are furnished with requisite 10 M AK
Atlantic both safe and agreeabe nav
ing bathroom smoking drawingr1o piano am IL
barv. also experienced stewac79 ana caterer on
each steamer The state all deck thus nsuring
those greatest all Injuries NJ perfect ventilation an
light. = -...o .oor,, sc- and
s7j. INTERMEDIATE S4O: ~ r.t:itAHE. so
OFFICE 40. 20 BEoApN.A,9; :, cr,or
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Gin propcrtn % Get.

Gin propcrtn % Eet.
1 WELL FURNISHED fOur-StOry brown
"a stone between 9TH and Madison to let to private a'
iy of adults $50 monthly ami boa an Washing OF SIN
glc gentleman. Address j. o.. room o go West l3th-st.
EOR RENT-Thc fOur-stOry stores is CHh
and Pearlsts. between Fulton and Johnsts; 2o by
-'' GEORGE @. SAMPSON, 2il Pearist
I OTIS 70 RENT-ln the substantial build
IL ing and Il Sprucests; admirable loca-
tou publishing leather trade or light manuiCturng
other lofts. JAMES Pltltf., LUO % IIuG,Onst
DRINTfNG WANTED in exchange for rent
of large floor 2jxlOO location good to the night party
liberal terms viii be made. can On OF address GEO H.
ADAMS & son. 80 BE kman It.
Vl1O IET-Otlices, lofts, stores and easements
IN Ecckman. Ann. Futon. John. Pearl G0ll Cum VII
liam and NasSau.sts. RULAND & WHITING, BeekmaIst
TNO LET-On GramerCy Park, 10 a private
family large house dining extension partially FUR
nlshed. DANll. az W 80 ", ~ I-IncsL
I'O RENT or FOR SALE-Three story brown
4 stone house -Othst, Central Park neighb0rs A)
W II. SALT, TIFFANY & Co, jnon square
'TO RENT-FURNISlIFD or Uniurnished,
No 2Oi East l5h-st-A three story nrl'k house WIN
extension, all improvements and IN goo Oluei pOsscssOH
can be gwen April l. Apply on premises.
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STEAMBOATS, an0 RAILROADS..
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf
~ Ferry station in New. York, foot Of Idborty;st

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEf.
~ Ferry station IN New York. foot of Libortyst
Ierry station IA BroOk yn 4 'ot Of FutoDst .
Commencng Nov 25 lS78-Tafns leave NewYork, foot or
Iibertyst, as follows; ,,...,.
$50 O. m.-For Pennington, Easton Belvdere Maucn
Chunk, Tamaqua, Wkesbarre, Elmira &c. Connects az
Junction with ID. l.. and w. X. r.. ,,..,.
s.45 m-For High Bridge Branch. Sehoocys Mountain
Budds Lake and Lake HOpatc0ng, Easton, HaiIlsDaIG
Mauch Chunk Tamaqna UazeltOn, WlkesDarre Scr'nI'H
Willsmsport &c ,,.,..,o.
1880 a. m 4:3O y. m.-For SOmervte and Pennington
1p.m.-FUr Pennington EastOn. Mauch Chunk, Iamaqua
WilEesbarre Scranton. TunkhanBOck Tanaqu9 Hazelto1
Reading rOtsvle, Harms burgh. dc.
+. m.-FUr High Bridge Branch, SchO0leys Molntain
Budd's Lake and Lake uopacOng EaN1n Bolyidrro ani
Mnuch CLunk connects Junction win ID. l. ana W. H. ~
5:3O daily-FOr Easton. Allentown and HarfisOurS
7A5 p m-For EastOn. -.-.,
Tor trans 10 local points tIme tables at stations
SUNDAY TRAIkS-Iraye at a. m, II y. IN for Bound
Brook intermediate FONTS and at cSo m for Eason
R"at Of The BfooSyn and Erie Annex" make connection
a Jersey CITY Station and from Brooklyn and Lrie Depot
Jersey CITY. -
NEW YORK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Trains leave for Red Bank Long Branch Ocean Grove
&c. at 81 ,, Il:4J a. NJ. t. 5.l5 p m ,-,. - mn
connect at Natawah STATION to dHoin hbffOHi
FREEHOLD and NEW-Y0RK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot OF Lbory.s, for Freehold at
S:l5 llA5 a. H.. t. 6:l5 p H.
NEWYORK and PHILADELPHIA NEW
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For Young Ladies-Drooklyn.

WI ion at Brooklyn gives instruction in music ana me
modern languages private lessons at their 10
ladies whose early instruction in English has been deficient
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For Young Ladies-Citv.
For Both sexes-Citv,

MRS. and MISS STEFRS'S SCHOOLS, NO
"A. ~ East ! 7th.st. and 30 West lGth-st
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DOTTERDAM LINE.

pOTTERDAM LINE. ..-
III steamers Co Per adj Paw ona Ferry Jersey CITY
NJ W cdHcSIaY. March 20
MttS ............. .Sauriay. ApUl
Isl cabin. fo5-$7O. % CABIN, SijSj0. steerage. s2.
II. CATAUN, General Agent p south Wlilaln.st.
FUNCH. EDYE & Co., 27 south william st. Freight Agts
l.. w. NORRIS. 80 BrOadWay. General la~-dTc Agent
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\ elegant country seat near IarrytOwn
sale exchange for choice city property none more
'''"''' ' WV r. A. YOUNG, 90 Exchange place.
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Waters, II Henry to John p Windoph, No 300 sth
ave. 5l4yeIrs, at annual rent of.................
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NETWORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL

These Arstca.s steamships sai regularly at p. from
Pier NO. l3. North Ilver. follows
Ste?msnIp MORRO CASTLE. w EDNESDAf. Anrll
Steamship SANTIAGO De .SATURDA April II
Accommodations For freight Apply ID
WILLIAM r. CLl DE & CO., No Bowling green.
LAYTON BROS, Agents in Havana.
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DACIFlC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN I.
sailing from Pier foot Canal.st., North River
For SAN FRANCISCD via ISTHMTS OF PANAMA
steamship ACAPULCO, Monday, March 81, noon
Connecting for Central and South America and Mexico
From san Francisco for Jap1n aud China:
Steamship CITY or PEkTSG. saturday. ApT1l ., nooh
steamship CITY OF TOXIC. Thursday, Nav J, noon -.
From san Francisco 10 Honolulu. New-Zealand ana
Australia:
steamship CITY OF SYDNEY. Monday April IL noon.
For freight general information. apply at COmpanys
Office, on pier foot Of Canalst. North River. ... -,
Passengers forwarded To SAN FRANCISCO. SANDW
ISLANDS, JAPAN, CHINA, NEWZkALAND d. AUS.
TRALIA SOUTH AMERICAN, CENTRAL AMERICAN
and MEXICAN PORTS.
For tickets information in regard routes apply 10 the
Passenger Department, No. 251 Broadwsy.
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QtatDers.


An EXPERIENCED GRADUATE desires
~ employment teacher tutor best references Al
dress 81 MA Tribune Orce. New-N0Tk cry.
A YOUNG LADY with the best testimonials
~ as and experience desires situation
eoveJuess companion Address Box 4SJJ Cy Ne"l
Post once.
A HARVARD GRADUATE and experienced
~ two private pupils will give les
for board easan private family refer
euces Address NJ. A." 10 East 25dst, Sewlork city
LADY living near enough 10 the city
~ masters desires two young ladies' 10 edu
cate with daughters 10 ana II those approaching
advantage Of study removed from the Immediate dsac
tons Of the city ADDRESS J. " j. station D. Ne"'l 0k'
A MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
~ AGENCY Introduces superior Teachers Colleges,
Schools and Families Address cal on Miss NJ. j.
YOUNG American and Foreign Teachers Agency, -
UuiOnsquare. broadway SIDE.
A GENCY for SCHOOLS and TEACHERS.
~ 80 UEIONSQUAKh, NEWNORk
Su1pies GOOD teachers with Positions. Appcati1nOrm
Tor stamp Supplies schools and families with OInpetent Ia.
stIuctoTs WITHOUT CHA RGE: - - -
4. COTLEsWORfH PlACkhEY' 80 Cnioh'squsre, NJ u
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COR SALE or TO RENT-A large and com.

EOR SALE or to RENT-A large and com
fnrta, HOUSE with IRON 10 10 4, acres Of land IS
Nor Rosrlr On NewJe.sey Central Road. and las com,
n'In,catioI win New-YOrk thirty times cay ume' -
minutes Ii0crtyst -, -, .,. NJ, q, q, mil ha
,eitS more than half furnished. ut Reasonable price iO'
aytariiv 10 CRANE CLASSY, Elizabeth, y. J, or
addi''' INV s. New.York. r. o. Box $50
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EOR SALE-At MONTCLAiR, y. j., forty
J. minutes from New YORK, spacious and elegant mansoa
on The eastern of orange Mountain hart "ood cdDc,
hu.h: every convenience; water gas S.. unsurpapsa
heatnIulne,s: extensive view; hTs'caS' sur ounu,oss'
Three acres lawn shrubbery fruit and Ncgabe Etue
Also cho.ce villa plot OF three acres adjoining above Au
uIess Box lJl, MOutcl4ir.
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ALLEN DODWORTHS SCHOOL
~ IOK DANCING AN d DLPOItIMENT
No 6sl 5IH-ANE,
NOW OPEN. FOR TERMS. &C. SEND FOR GIRO UI.
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| EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
II ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS, jan l.
1877 -Irayc depo,s OF Couaudt and DesbrOssess
$3.50 p H., Night Express daily for h1ston, Betllohl
Allentown Mauc Chunk. WlkcsDaTre PittSOn SIyre, FL
mira Ithaca Auburn, Rochester Buffalo Niagara fais aud
the West. Pullman sleeping coaches attached
ROBI II. ~AIRE Supt anu Eng
General Eastern Office Church and C0rtlandsts
1 "A
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Gourtrn Real Gstate FOR 5ale.

A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale. a good, we'll
~ house and lot Tho tot Is 2jxl90 feet The
house stories and contains in the rear Ok
small building suitable for carpenters shop
maker The house Is % staten Island " T.,
and about inmates walk from Clifton Landing. The prop
Criy can bought for 81 200 part Of the purchase money
can remain ON mortgage Address r. \. l Box A, Tribune
Oflce.
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At CROTON LANDING-FOR SALE

~ ATAIAI Of 26acres suitable foI gcEemans country
residence The property located on The west se O the Az
lauy Post Road, mile north of the station am cohsas
extensive views the Hudson River The land Is luy COZ.
with apples pears and Oher small fruits and Is al nnie
The buildings comprise good barn. lcehOuss
and other ont bull dmgs the house contains III large rooms
EDWARD CLARKE. Tribune Office.
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GITBIKBAN KESIUENNE lot NNI.I@ 10, 70 -
- LEE Commodous II room house Win ample saOy % 40
minutes from Liberty Cortland Dcs,ros esstSi hIgn IN
healthy locality near depos paved stTrEl, t pfur
prIyeteu. nall hourly trains I'LL midnight rent trss.
n.hed 80 carpets and heavy furniture extra AuNA'
OM y Err +. o. Box 1884, Elizabeth, y. J.
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Pack in vessels that will impart no
impurities to the butter. Fill within
half an inch of the top, and then pack
this space closely with fine salt, and put
on a close cover.
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Caesar, His Men, and His Arms

He was the ablest Roman then living
and he had the power of attracting and
attaching the ablest men to his service.
He had FIVE years in which to look about
him, and to act at his leisure much
time as had been given to Pompey in the
East. Like Pompey too, he was left per
fectly free. No senatorial officers could
cucumber him with orders from home.
The people had given him his command,
and to the people alone he was response
Bile. Lastly, and beyond everything, he
could rely with certainty on the material
with which he had to work. The Roman
legionaries were no longer yeomen taken
from the plough, or shopkeepers from the
street. They were men more completely
trained in every variety of accomplish
ment than perhaps ever followed a Gen
eral into the field, or ever since. 1t was
not enough that they could use sword and
lance The campaign on which Caesar
was about to enter was foug hit with spade
and pick and axe and Ratchet. Corps of
engineers he may have had; but if the
engineers designed the work, the execu-
ton lay with the army. No limited de
partment would have been equal to the
tasks which every day demanded. On
each evening after a march, fortified
camp was to be formed, with mound and
trench, capable of resisting surprises and
demanding the labor Of every single hand.
Bridges had to be thrown over rivers
Ships and barges had to be made and re-
paired, capable of service against an enc
my, on scale equal to the requirements
of an army, and in a haste which per-
mitted no delay. A transport service
there must have been organized to per-
lection. But there were no stores sent
from Italy to supply the daily waste Of
material. The men had to mend, and
perhaps make, their own clothes and
Shoes, and repair their own arms Skill
in the use of tools was not enough with
out the tools themselves. Had the spades
and mattocks been supplied by contract,
had the axes been of soft iron, fair to the
eye and failing to the strokes, not man
in Caesars army would have returned to
Rome to tell the tale Of its destruction.
How the legionaries acquired these yari
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GUS arts, whether the Italian peasantry
were generally educated in such occupa-
lions, or whether on this occasion there
was special selection Of the best, of this
we have no information. Certainly only
it was that men and instruments were as
excellent in their kind as honesty and
skill could make them; and, however de-
generate the patricians and corrupt the
legislature, there was sound stuff some
where in the Roman constitution. No
exertion, or no forethought on the part of
any commander could have extemporized
such variety Of qualities. Universal
practical accomplishments must have
formed part of the training of the free
Roman citizens. Admirable workman
ship was still to be had in each depart
ment of manufacture, every article with
which Caesar was provided must have
been the best of its klnd.-Cte8ar-
Foude.
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Buying Lands in England.

The American farmer, to whom the ac-
Quirement of land is only a matter of so
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
LEGAL NOTICES.

JAMES H: ELLIOT et.ai.l IN In Chancery
Thomas Y. Field and Mar. County in par.
garet M. his wife. tition.
And now to wit: this second day Of Septem.
Der, A. ID. 1879, 1t appearing to the Chancel.
lor by the affidavit OF John Pyle, ESQ.,, Sher.
III of New Castle County, that Thomas Y.
Field and Margaret NJ Field, his wife, the
defendants in this cause have no known place
of abode within this county and cannot be
served with process; that they reside in the
city and county of Philadelphia and State Of
Pennsylvania. and no appearance having
been entered for the said Thomas Y. Field
and Margaret NJ, Field, or either Of them al
the return Of the summons issued for them
1t Is thereupon on motion Of Edward u. Brad
ford. .Jr Esq, Solicitor for tho Petitioners
ordered by the Chancellor that the said Thorn
"a Y. Field and Margaret NJ. Field do appeal
before the Chancellor at his chambers In
Dover on the thirteenth day OF November, A
ID. 1879, and show cause II any they have
why partition Of the premises In the petition
described. should not be made according Il
the prayer thereof, or that the petition vii
| be taken "prO contesso" as to the said Thorn
| as Y. Field and Margaret M. Field. Ant
the Register is directed to cadse a copy o
this order to be published In the DAILY Re
PUBLICAN news paper Of the city of Whining
ton, New Castle County, for the period o
thirty days next, preceding the said thr
teenth day Of November, A. D. 1879.
Attest JIM. HOUSEMAN,
So-st Register O. G.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
DI EN.

sTyJRaHs.-Oa the 9th instant. Frank v.
Sturres in the z2d year Of his age:
His friends are invited to attend the iu-
neral. from tho Union M. T.. churcn, on
Tuesday afternoon, at 2-3o o'clock. Inter
ment at Rivervtew cemetery.
FRASER.-At the residence Of his mother,
ChestAr. Pa. on the 0th inst, ot momora'.
neous Group. william Watt, only son o'
the late James A. n. Fraser, Of winning
ten, Del.
CRuWDlN9.-On the 9th inst, at the resi-
denos Of her parents, No. o31 Poplar street,
Martha r., daughter OF J. V. and Saiiie
T. Crowding, aged yeara, : months ana
days. ..,d
the funeral, on Wednesday aiternoon: tes
18th inst, at two o'clock. interment ~ ths
Riyeview cemslery.
HOLLAND.-Ou tho 10th inst, Mrs MAI
tina Holland, In the 65th year OF her age
Her friends and acQuaintances are invited
Tn attend her funeral, from her late residence
Strings store, DuPont's Banks, on Wednes
day afternoon, at two o'clock. Services o.
Green Hill church.
MoLANAN-.On Monday, November ~
James McLanan, In the 54th year Of bis ago
| Funeral services on Wednesday, Nov. II
at the City Hospital. at 10 o'clock, q. IN. he
mains to DO taken to Philadelphia on nooI
train for interment MAZE frionds are invitet
to attend without further notice.
|JANyIER.-On the 9th inst. st New Castle
LILLIAN O., daughter of 4. p. Janvier, In tn
10Th year Of her age.
lHOUSTON.-Dn the l1th inst, Adelin
| Price, wife Of Rev. II. L. Houston, asod
years. -
Further notice Of the funeral tomorrow.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
Police Record.

George r. Durham, colored, Wi
at the Saturday evening police bs)
ings, before Nquirs O'Neill, to su'1
the charge Of assault and battery "a
his wife Ellen. George plead gull
but said Ellen vas very 'sassy" q
The acting Mayor thought that y I
costs would square George with tho
James Hannah, Of chicken not0r'1
WAS called out Of his cell, but the ?
scutor failing to appear James was
TO skip, which he did with alacrisy'
Yesterday morning 3 trio Of !'1
men were heard on the charge Of y
drunk and disordorly, and each o
81 and costs.
Last evening was q blank, nos'
gle case being tried. Il
This morning one drunk oomPl'
the list.
Daily Republican., 1879-11-11
OBlTUAnY.
lanes MeLsuan and Prof. Spen
Ger.

James MeLanan and Prof. Spen'
About four o'clock yesterday after
noon James McLanan an old and we'll
known citizen Of Wilmington, died at
the City Hospital, after = lingering id
ness, Of general debility. he had been
at the Hospital but about = week, hav'
ing gone there in order TO receive the
best attention and medical care. The
deceased was about ffty-six years o.
age, and was native Of Philadelphia
He came to this city about twenty-five
years ago, and, for some time, worked
at his trade Of morocco dressing, being
at one time foreman at Hays X Rich.
ardson's morocco factory, at Third and
Tstnall. He afterwards conducted
restaurant on Market street, below ee'
cond, and subsequently, another on
Market above Fifth.
About the year 1865 he purchased Z
property on Market, above Fourth, and
there, for some years, conducted the
St. Johns restaurant, which was one
Of the most successful in the city. Al
this time Mr. McLanan was worth con
siderable property, but Afterwards mel
with financial rsverses.
lie was . prominent member OF 81
Johns Commandery, knights Templar
Of Philadelphia, also Of the Lafayette
Lodge, Masons, Of this city. He VA
also q charter member OF Lafayette
Lodge, K. of P, Of this city. He was
, man whose genial and friendly disposl
ton had made him hosts Of friends, D!
whom his death Is sincerely regretted
His funeral will take place Tomorrow
Services at the Hospital at 10 o'clock q
M, internIent in the Odd Fellows Gem
etsry, Philadelphia.
Prof. Claude Spencer, recently
Philadelphia and formerly Of this city
died in Brooklyn on Saturday last, {
malarial fever, after very short III
ness. he was highly esteemed, an
was young man Of more than ordinar
musical talent.