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Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
REsiISTER's ORDERS.
ID E3ISTER'S ORDER
REJ}ISTER'S OFFICE


NEW CASTLE COUNTY. Feb. 2S 1875.
Upon the application Of Jacob Rubencame.
Aaministrat'r Of Matthew Lookard late Of Nil
Creek Hundred, in said County, deceased,
1t is ordered and directed by the Register,
that the Administrator aforesaid. give notice
Of the granting Of Letters OF Administration
upon the estate Of the deceased, with tho date
oi 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 demands against the estate,
TO present the same or abide by an Act Of As
sembly in such case made and provided. And
also cause the same to be inserted within the
same period in the DELAWARE REPUBLICAN:
a newspaper published in Wilmington and
to bs continued therein three weeks. (oOd)
,, Given under the hand and Seal Of
us. Office OF the Register aforesaid, al
t~~> New Castle, in New 'astie county
aforesaid, the day and year above written.
s. G. BlGGS, Register.
NoTICK.-All persons having claims against
the estate of the deceased, must present the
same duly attested to the Administrator on
or before Feb. 2S, 1880, or abide the Act OF
Assembly In such case made and provided.
JACOB RUBENCAME Administrator.
Address, Stanton Del nh5
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Hafal Mats 7

Spring style silk hats, fine Derby
hats, nobby soft hats, boys soft and
stiff h ats, children's spring style hats,
silk and cashmere caps, umbrellas, nc.
New goods. Low prices. RUMFoRD
Bros. :, 404 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Now. ts tIlc Time.

To3elect para 10 decorate your walls.
We have line stock OF me latest pat
terms, which we invite you to call and
inspect, fully confident We can please
you with designs, workmanship and
price at the old stand No. 6l8 Market
street. A. B, JONES.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Don't Read This.

John R. Holt, 223 Market street, will
sell paper from one cent per piece 10
six dollars per piece, and hang it not
only lower than any paper firm in Will
mington, but lower than any firm in
the United States of America. Esti-
mates given with pleasure. JouE R.
HoLT.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Spring CasBlmeres.

Now is the time to buy Spring Cassi-
myres. and Kennard & Co., 62l Market
street, have the largest and best selec
ted assortment of fine, medium, and
lower grade of goods, they have ever
shown, and at prices that must insure
a sale.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Great Reductions IN Reef.

Economize by buying good stewinR
beef at + to 8 cents pound; good roast
at s to 10; best roast, II to IA, round
steak, l2t rump steak, IA; sirloin, l6,
of Z. p. Geary, stalls 10 and II Third
street market, and A. T. Geary, stall
70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
s;rcat Reduction in Harness.

Charles l.. Parker is selling carriage
harness at sl5 per set, and wagon har-
ness at 500 to S3J, hand make of the
best manufacture at S. +. corner of End
and King streets. Also trunks and
travelling bags at reduced rates.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
Deceased.

The remains of the widow OF the late
Abram Stats, who departed this life
on the 10th inst, in her 7lstyear were
taken to Townsend yesterday onthe P.
W...& B. R. R., where they will be inter-
ed.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

We have been informed that large
glass factory in the State of New Jersey
has been engaged in nothing else but
the manufacture of bottles for DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup-the sale of which is enor-
nous. Price Is cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

H slO.5o A splendid Mason d
'+ss-ysN Hamlin Organ, price $40, for
Y 4 4 only $l05. BY paying $l0.50 per
quarter, giving two years and
q quarter in which to pay for it. At p. Az
LENS Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

Everybody is delighted with the
YVTWHGeO Woods Pipe and Reed
Y u uUrgan combined. The cost is no
more than good parlor organ. Come and
lear them at ALIENS Warerooms No. SIG
Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

Great Bargains in Pianos and
fIllz!s!sf:.s199za Organs. A large and splendia
III ri Nstock to select from, at p. AL
4 LIENS Warerooms, Masonic
Temple, Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

HWE- The Celebrated Estey Organs,
E;lss1S New ana Beautiful Styles, sell
y N n ning very low, at P. ALIENS
X v WarerOoms, Masonic Temple,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

nNE-$eO, for Handsome New Organ
l2laixa5 H. Five Octave, with Five Stops
v Masonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

Eliza b. Davis has taken out letters
of administration on the estate Of Eliza
Moore, late of this city.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

NOR SALE OR TRADE.-A small Farm
+ Of a acres, in Laneaster county, Virslnia;:
GooI buildings, good soil and the luxury oi
the salt water. Oysters. FISH, Hard and soft
crabs and wild game. THOMAS SrARE,
1910 King street, Wilmington. DOL.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

v1oR SALEOR RENT.-Morocco factory
X for sale or rent Fifth. Church ana Lora
streets. lot o. ieet by las ieet, SfronH
' JOHN u. BAKER,
,,1su,, 703 Z. Fifth street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

yJyO KENT.-A pleasant room 70 Q nurse OF
q lone woman. In small family
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

V1OR RENr.-Desirable modern house OF
nine rooms, three-story brick, frstclass
obhorhood and central location. Twenty
siSSt dollars per month, or thirty;six dollars
furnished. Address ''H. 9. j." this ONCE,
tn2Stf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

THOR RENT CHEAP.-A house near the
h corner VI Fifteenth and Market Streets.
Apply TO 1903 Market streets. .,yrp
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

NOR RENT. Rooms with beth and yas, IN
pieas, mt location. Terms moderate.
mills .Ns Address, ROOMS, This otiice.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

David A, McCullin has removed to
Philadelphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

vNOR RENT.-House 800 Spruce street, and
Il several houses In saino block above Vth
''' L, u, NAN KLEECK,
maatf 9l3 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

r9oR sALE-A store and dwelling near
Middle Depot, email amount OF cash,
terms easy Apply To- o,,,r,u
tsbaltf Eighth and Market SIS.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

v%OR RENT Dwelling No. ole King
h street. Kent low. Apply 70
JOSEPH L. CARPENTER, lR,
rhli.t No. SIS Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

V5oR RENT. Two OF those handsome new
stores, on Second street near Tatnaii;
i,owe-t rents In the city. Apply from loto ~
and froIa 8 to D. second etory, mhou
s. v aNIK, WATER AND ORANaE STS'
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

vNOR SALE.-The three-stOry brick dwell.
ing, No. as Msdison street. Possession
Fyen March %. Terms easy. Inquire atNo.
"a a SIIth street. between Market aud King
Nreots. 'opA*u
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

v1UR RENT.-A five voomed house (new
bSck), 81 per month, boarded out; suit
able for an elderly couple, With % no srnaii ch'''
mbIaAts Sixth and Shipiey streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

JNOK RENT.-The tweRtory house 1918
TatnalI street, hot and cold water, bath
sas, etc, and in pleasant neighborhood.
Ipnly To VIM. II. LL0Tn. mhStf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

TOR sALE.-A three quarter ', ssea oS'S
mbla.sts t2oS WALNUT STREET.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

NOR RENT.-A desirable kesldence' 70 No.
r 7cs e. sixth street. Wtlnlngt~n, Dei.
The tamily wants 10 board with the occupants,
prefer 40 smalI children, good reference re-
auIred, no oth cs need apply. Fer particulars
sddress Box 8, New London: Chester county
r,ppsylysnia, or r. PENNINGTON,
inIt-tf Eighth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

aRyeys,,.,s. $75 for fine new organ, with
sE44loE;t,t4 Le.a seven stops. A bargain: war
u Trauted and must be sold at AL
LENS Music Store, Sl6 Market street,
mhlh-lm cow. Wilmington Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

JNOR RENT.-House on West street, be-
tween 18th q l4th street, with all mod
m improvements Inquire Of M l.. Lienten
sstD. 900 Market stre0I. marl'lmu
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

T5OK SALE.-The three-story brick house,
LOW. Eleventh street, with oil modern
fppcoy rents, on easy terms. Apply 70
Wt)OLLEY L AVANTlUMP,
hsbl7.u Insurance Agents.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

v3OR kENT.-ro a small family. two or
three rooms, in 8 nice healthy netghbor-
icod, q short distance from tho DeiS~arc
Railroad; several privileges. hent 10" 70
oh,s atb Stw THIS OFFICE
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

NOR RRENT.-Throe.stor brick Houses, GOV
n and Sil Tatnall ~. stalls In Club stable,
ninth and Orange streets, very !oM 70 Por
nAnsnt tenants. Apply to4. WoRREiAA.
dc27.u
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

Il 0 NH
THE UNREDEEMED CLOTHING STORE
22 WEST SECOND STREET,
HAS REMOVED
TO n. E. COR. FRONT AND MARKET,
where will be found a large assortment ofnew
and second hand coats, pants, vests, shirts
boots and shoes, underclothing, jewelry and
musical instruments, also ladies' dresses,
coats, shawls, skirts, Undertaking, shoes,
garters, ewelry, &c. Also beds, pillows, cOun-
terpanes, quilts, sheets, table cloths, &c. Also
looking glasses. pictures, trunks, valises, sad
irons. &c. We have very large assortmen,
of tlne watches, chains, and all the goods that
are not called for from the Paramount Loan
office, 2l2S Callowhill street. Philadelphia,
Pa. All the above goods will be sold to pay
advances. N, T.. corner FRONT AND NAH
kET. mhl4tf
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

r1Ok RENT.-A seven room brick house In
good location, cheap rent. Apply ~
|SSa WestSevsnth strset,to -
mhlklws b. HAMMER.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

nROpERTIEk RENTED, Rents
L Collected, Insurance piaceN
In first. G asa companies. surveying
|sf Farms q speciality. large n
|eIcHange. J. A. BOND Il Co.
inan.tf 8Oi 1hipley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

r1OR RENT.-Store No. 8l4 Masonic Tenn
n ple, and elegant rooms on tho third floor.
4 n,iy 70 JESSE X BAYLIS, Agt. mhl6
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

NOR A q 30 LOAD OF RICHARDSUN'S
= KINDLIrQ WOOD, lcave orders ut
S,ry Evening office, bth and Market; CaPelle
4 Bro,. I'd and Market; J. Tatnall Co., Front
and OraAge; and A. N. Qulnbys, Front anu
Madison. epA$"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

vSOR SALE ChEAP-Lot OF wooden
II benches with drawers, suitable ior SUI
isy schools, &c. IA. BOND 4 CO.
mri.ti COL Shlpley street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

vNR RENT-CHEAP House No. 80
Market street. Good place for pro-
fossisa, In elega. repair, all the eonyeh'ea' %
oes. Apply 70 ). T. SMITH,
mh7ti NO. 73o Market s'oo'-
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19
rOR RsALHOR RENT.

NOR RENT.-FoUthstory Hall with ];
or 3 ante rooms. JOHN y; hAhh-
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

rcOR RENT.--The Hotel ut tho corner Of
Eighth aad But,onwood SS. Inquire Of
mbla 9ws WIN, FOREST.
rHNT4 Collected and Properties
X, Carefully Managed.
Con yAMcing Accurately Exocu'
IA. MEALD II CO.,
Clayton HouAo Building
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

FOR kEN1'
Houee Thirteenth and Market streets, ls
son,ainipg 10 rooms with all the modem NEA
improvements.
House sll Shipley street, rooms.
Hotel 22l T.. Front street,
House 5Gl Shipley street, rooms.
20o Z. Second street 10 rooms.
4o2 +, Third street, rooms.
Second floor of Silver Building, bll harRos
nreet
Twenty-fiy Ave and six-roomed houses well
ocated. !. Il. FKhLGn @.o,
teb27.tf Third and Sllpley strcee.
L,DR SALE CHEAf.-Two good Stores ID
n good location, two new three,story nine
nom Houses, and two new 7 roen houses, all
with i OF and cold water, gas, hath, washpaVe
tout and in yard, 2 Ave room Houses WIN
enclosed sheds AlSo other houses PERSONS
In want Of q cheap house II would be 10 the,r
Advantage IN see these houses, AZ they afo All
Well built and OF good materials. Prices from
tllGO and up. Terms very easy TO sult the
tines, will take as part pay lrst mortgaHe on
ether property and i've years mortgage on
tho house sold. Apply to ox,,
q. II. 1lEDALL SONS,
ln3l If 70, French and Si3 Z. Ninth Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

FoE RENT
No lzl Tatnp'l street.
100 -
1905 "
S2e Madison street.
7l3 Jeilerson street.
" 9ol Gilpn avenue
Ga w. Sixth street.
604 W. Fifth street.
" SIS II. Seventh street.
5O3 f.. Tenth street.
I" zoos Lombard street.
And many others large and small.
STORE PRoPEKrIEs.
No. III Market street.
SlN ~
y. W. corner Seventh and spruce streeH'
md others.
~ EVANS PENNINGTON,
ieblsti cor. Eighth and Market Sts.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

Sson.
Mn and
cents,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

DRBR| |
/, At q |
IT.. |
Daily Republican., 1879-03-19

-ESIRABI.E RESIDENCEFO FOR RENT.
D-That large and desirable property
nmerly occupied BY X. NJ. 9riffth with 10
scres Of Ground situated on Front street near
IJaion avenue. Inquire Of
oA'' DIX. L. p. BUSH,
f.hsu or GEO. W. BUSH.
, 1879-03-29
DAYARD TAYL0ls's SUCCESSOR.
yylllt0, of CosMoll tfnlvaralty, Mans
inuted for tho Otilcc Ut Minister to Ger.


inuted fur tho Otllcc Ut Mlntstus to Ger.
many
DsspateA ia Ssa Fnrk TfmA.
SyRACusx, N. T., March .U.-'rAe announce.
ment oftthc nomination of tho Hon. Andrew j.
White, OF this city, ~ Envoy Extraordinary anl
Minister r,en!potenttary to Germany was re-
cc!vca In th!s city with especial satlsfact!on.
President WlIts arrived In Syracuse this cyen-
tug u'll cordially granted al Interview to tho
IYnts correspondent. "You can sny," safl Mr.
Wh!tr, "tilat shall accept tho appointment. II
I Iam confirmed BY the Senate. have spent
three years Of my lllu In Germany. two Ut which
wcrs passed in Berlin. Alter being graduated
from, Yals College, entered the cu!ycrsltY ut
Berlin, and took q degrees. | made ulaiy
au,ua!ntances anil warAA fricnlsllils lu that
city, which shall be elad to suncw. hayo
never secli PEesideut Hayes since llo was elect
ed Erestdert, although know him personally
"Dhl Senator ConkLpg have anYth!ng to do
with securing tho appuntmenlW
Presidcnt Whitc-"N0t u nv Knowledge.
do mol think hu ever suggested to tic President
NY uutllo for nomination. have alwaye been
warm personal Al,l political friend ot acnatur
Conkl,ig, nI.,l advocated his nrst election as
un!tel States Senator. At tho saine tiH,r have
felt At perfect liberty to cEftieEse Ills policy When
, 1879-03-29
4 coail'inlsos.
icy

CHICAGO. March 2S.-Ilayuy a little leisure
thrs ,nor,tng + ,hought / won,a totn , .trnl1
orn,,n', IT, ,,tMesa:,, "h"aa,..ae, ), 1I,,
afohMl TO Inc Inherent "heaafaarsers'" Inc
first one entered was the one tabclcd "Dcno-
root mi nui v,hnt fratsed u friord nj ,n,no
,"a,,, h,na ,,1o,rs Gcn ,o,a tt",a ",., u' ,",,n
wl'ah na'e k"owa los Il long t'lne, ai'a VINO
1lrmiy bclleves 10 the,s s., ntnortnl principles OF
7. Jefferson, Esq,".wbo assured nc Tint they
wcro going to lick us:l,ke 1T fi,cro nc men
tion.1 ,loro t,,nt "a "A T., ho p,r,or ~ d.
s.o"s" pa.s t''at sI ~ W nuh'nct VI w
EFees apoVe zerot aItRpHEn III mining tlle deepes
one Gocs tho warmer isl. told him instead
of Whaling mo hc lla(ll better lick that fellow
o,nt,rv n acncgo ,tu,fo,, ,rn ,voa trpf1,n,r ~,
i,onr a. IN .In.r ), ~ W. ,,a. ,,s"5 Nv
, 1879-03-29
pENTECOST,

DcanI,e the uuuleasantucss Of the weather
Noodv,s Church wn, lltcf ara,n Inst ntrht nj
ihe revival services sonaueted ny tllc NeVs' rem
ttcost nHd ettbbins. Tile attendance Of large
number Of pastors a1.l their appearance On the
,,lntforn was noticeable, The Bcryices opencd
N'tn ane saEs " -. , soa,sE s.a" :; H., -,
Fcached tue la'1u ol corn anu ~'he'" Inc lot
lowing requests for prayer wcro read by Nj.
Peutecost: For power TO work, By Christian; !;
for q husband, By vile; ior Chris.
'1an, Wy 'A''setf !o' Sou"s "a"
dying OF consumption, By friend;
fur lnl,r brothers ind two sisters; for d young
man out OF Christ; for II son. by father; for
husband, BY wife; ior fatlier-In-law, by 4
so.,-ln-'aw.
Tic Kcy, John retldtc then praycl for all for
wlIntn revival Of spirit Ind bcci! askctl
The hymn beginning, "Prcrlous promise God
% tNu CONGREGATION, n1t, III. stclbine followed
with thu sonE, "Rockcd In tue cra1,u OF tho
deep" In ca,ling upon Mr.. Stcbblns to slug
t!,as SONG, Mr. l'entrcost took occasion to RI
snnrls tlsat il was originally commonly sung iu
heard almost entirely UPON tho ronccrt stage.
Tho Rev. Air. PcnGucost announced after tic
sonE that ut 8 O'Clock Sabbath morning. at
sc2rco M r. n cf s,av evcns 1G ssrss II ta'
| Chicago Avenue Church. Nightly meetings will
| he lejt next week Ut tl.e Cucago Avenue
Chursl. THO Blblo readings at tho coming week
Will be held in lhs New England Conrreya.!etl- !ketl
tico was uso gfrcn OF tho daily morning prayer
| meetings at from TO 8:f5, at The New England
| Congregational Church. commencing Afol.lay
morning. :.
! touching tllanuer tic beautiful hymn, "Swrep-
| ing through thc rale.''
| The Rev. Mr.. Pcntcrost then announced hIs
tcrt M thn cirhtrenth mil ninntrc,,ti vnrss. NJ
D
, 1879-03-29


thoneht ~ nc nag male mistakes, and have free
y Y solu nun 20. senator CouklInR is man Who,
~ minor matters, sometimes makes mistakes,
ou: @ @EG"srs,y ~ rsht t,i 99 gIsye
VIII be considered - : peace Offering oa the
part oi nc r5esident ~ to Mr. Conklingpf
r,Icsiuent Nnste-"sonalor Cone'!ng has had
nuss NJ, 70 a uo S,sn ~, ~ epponsent 40 iaF a4
Pnt upon ne psesttlent,s hetE9n IL me matter.
lie appointment. presume. y conferred With
oas oa.,n sG'e1eneo M 10 ohtea ieasons suca a. sg-
Rcsteu W you. th'hk, however, thnt there arc
s,Gntascant llncations tnat the onpostt!on 10 !ie
lacsaene IN ,he heppb'ican party ~ becoming
T., mo'1 eone.5niory,, aini That INC brcaci1
n ~ t.1 pn.. nHs In'r 10 oo aea1fd. l
,nnnr 'i nn III III, ~ M m Is an1lons 1ot har
" !. apa9.: Whst IN ,o,, ,h,,,, ..au. A.. p.,,.,
,,s,' ua, naL ao soM LINK about the Pfes!dent's
e'TnsGfelSe n.ostdsn, hMS Ppd1sSr S.t.A,a,. ,
ca g es,tns1 ,c hocnn ank M anat ina
erasest % 91est1om m polis!es. nnt th'nk that 1t
pfaseht tasre are ot1sr qn:ttlons Of greater in.
PoIhanse IT, tas saoaa oo a.aaen 70. First q a,l
A te III, ,ahe'as .ne ansst'on een t"e ooey o. deal
.hE WIN Ivy eo9t!. upon tne nlte so!atton Of
.sae .,, 1ss.lots aepenas. 10 the largest degree,
tno ~Gllorn q our country. Hut, sooner Or
ha tnn H. M aes1,oo WI! plogs TO bs
e oe'wGa WI Il pafaea sna aescns
sMounesy: 10y nfa III, nave no mouot t!at Inc GYtSctV-
ico party Hlll eventually triumph. The FFsal-
4cnt st,ulheln polcy meets my approval. *
IIes,usht nraui to!a n1c N Europe that. IN h's
9p!nio!,, rresaicnt Hayes was right on tho
eoptuGrp " tWIu ,,l questtnn. a,.... A., r,, !,
,,..t,.,.y Vii ytm resign INC ffeslacneY ol Cornell
oi,yrIsky m,ss,ay ,,,,. .;,.
IIesuGnt Nh!tc-"No' sna1l not. When !
Ment 70 Lnrons ior ny hcalth 10 1870. handed
- IVY 3ss!snattos 70 the boasd q trustees. The
,oafa, y 1.a ananmous yute, refused TO accept
tne fcsiSnation. proi. russell, The VlcePee
1eiI ~ E WILL "ct aA I,cEMcht y, narhg mY absence
~ Ea,upv. sI Eo1nelt UnSeeslty naA teached tfat
ts's I Efforts u any 9tlo man."
WHO iln you tilimS VII bo tic next Rcpub'
lcan na.s1!le ea.iu!aatG toe ffesIdentt"
IT.. IIss'uGtt nnile-"! LINK oil indications
polnl 10 uen. uraht MS itle coming man. Graut
, 1879-03-29
THE YEAR 1870.

Soma Predictions l,y Mr.. u. q. Croly,
Tie following Is an abstract OF tho predictions
dpvclopcl III the course Of IN interesting con-
ycrsatton reported In tho New York Graphte OF
March 2O,--tla prophct being, We believe, Mr..
D. @. Croly, who was lately tic managing editor
Of tho journal named:
/. The year 1870 will. on the whole, be a pros.
perous one for tho United statcs There viii be
genera! revival Of industry, !labor will be Gnu
ploycd, anl cunIflencu In tho future universally
fcit. Before the c'oso of tho year there Will DC
widespread interest In prerious.metal mining.
A dangerous speculative feeling III other indus.
tries will soon show itself.
2. There will b. partial failure OF crops this
year: Our hay crop ou Tic Atlantic slupa viii
be abort. .... .
u. At least two Important failures Of Wall
atrcet mavnates viii tnko place this year. They
will he Of persons with whose natnts crery QUO
Is fa1nilsar
1. An unsuspcctcd weakness In our national
hanElns s5stem may 10 developed during the
co!lmE yenr:
al,d tMports, such " wo have witnessed for Tho
pAst two ycurs, will como to All rnd before 1881.
I[ono prices vii, 20 higher a,d iuralEn goods be-
sold cheaper. W shall EXPORT less mud import
Will be drain Ut gol.l abroatlt md then re-
sumption, us at prcsent established, must bo
legtslatel upon anow 0r It will fail.
u. Should the country be prosperous and re-
sumption stal!l until tle::Natiunal Conventions
meet IN 1880, Jol'n shcr.naA will b0 the calui.
date of tlu Republican party for the Presidency.
7. Resumption has not settled all our l!nRl,-
clal difficulties. QUESTION: affeStil'g tho bust.
ness tntesusts Of tl.e country will ts tue suhtect
Of many warm political c,ntcsts. but tho ltaul
result will 10 tho establishment Of national
palk similar to tllat nf tIreat Britain or France,
but prohably called BY Us BY a different nan.e.
When tlat uccur4 thu sesretary OF thu Treasury
Will b. stripped VI much u tLs power ho ll0W
, 1879-03-29


t~'s hal lia,nlcd iu 4 resolution 10 the Council
for tho repeal of the puol liconse ordinance, and
lint 1, had been referred to the License Com
rnittcr.
,r,n ., r,n,,.,,oo .,.o po,,., nj lin, HARE
"e '"''.o e"''n''tcs "'n" 'ep.'',''' ',"s 49,
h1iocns, attorney fur fa1e Assoc'a,'of', tia fade
two cllangca III Tho ordinance IN relation to
minors playing pool NO TINT tlla saloon keeper
,.nu,d ,nt In tn,tc.rd errpnt In case. whprn hc
knrsx thr t,arnr Ia In minor. rhr.n had
i,cen s,thmittei To the Council judiciary tam.
nittcr.
TrIrr sf,1fnr tnovcf1 nr1 nm safoon.kprnrr,nav
hts iircnsr hcfnrc nction VIVA fakrn m XIII
onnst rr.ntutfoI. aid Tho mntiun nrcvailrd n,,.i
was nr,jerri tM,hiishtl '''''-
President Fe,,Ikatnn anil thnt hc had hcord
tl,nt Wr. Kui,pnt filttr ntturunr' II t,a,i wnrrcd
arafnst tto rcanpointuGnt nj ,t,.tste Kntf.
niann. at Hnrfnufleifl. bl1t tc nd nnt rn"w
wilcti'cr The rept,rt was tr,,e or rot, H.. Ian.
aenhatln muvcj tint lie mat,rr In refrrrci in
iho jujiciary Connttee fnr inves,taa1inn a,I ~.
Il was carried. s"' "''''
Tile Committee m E,ecttor, ~ tv,tct, .ro1r,
FcIdknnt> is Chairman. rcn..r.., lint ther 1a'i
antulnfciI tt,t,.",n,mi,tea ~ ~ ,hr"o ~ cf a ~,
tiv MayDr1ity raaies " ms, i" Inv h,,, W. s.n, n
Messrs Wright nn,l ijarrisnn ns,,t ,rS.",,,n,i i
following ui1rstfulIs: N " '''~
4 u rn .,,"t, =. .,, ,,
wnn,t van rcrnEn abo ~ e!ee.e" e15os o. tnsaRo
whg hhtI been cnnyIrtch ~ sn. ia. ~ ~. t,sacr
ordinance, wbero lie evidence showed tbai satd
, 1879-03-29
IN GENERAL.

TIE nustNgss-MHH or GHlrAan,
whose interests are 80 directly Involved In The
approaching ciectioh. who wxilt All l.anrst Coy
ernmcnt, low taxes, an1 an economical atlrninls.
trat!un Of city affairs, should not only turn oil.
themselves Tuesday ani1 voto for Mr. Wright
who will continue tic honest ami efficient meth
DDS Of Mayor IIcatll,-but should a'so give SUI
tletcnt time, without loss Of wages, to all their
employees 10 also turn out a,lL vote. The great
majority Of the worklngnen of tllss city arc in
favor Of the Republican ticket, nf,l II would be
wiso aiHl juat thing On thu part Of their en-.
Dioycrs to give them an ppportuhitrt without
losing the day's Wages, to EXPIRES their prefer
enccs ut tic polls.
NEEDS EXPLANATION.
There was little urtvnte gathering at Brands
Hall last DfEht. Among fluse present were
Jot,nny tarbcr, Val Huxinan. Henry l.atnar,cr,
and Mr. Ka!Ier, wl!o ran unsuccessiully for Tic
nomination for Alderman aGans. Afr. Bush.
'flIr inject nj this gathering, which was private
III It's nature, was stated a,lu generally under.
stood to bc To concert ways alll means to secure
Mr. htcCurm,ek'a c1cctlOH,-a rathcr surprising
an!! tho majority Of those ut the meeting nrc
called, and cali themselves, Republicans.
What ground any Of them Gun llnye
for objecting TO Gen. Chetlain, tllc regular
Republican nominee Is, unknown, anu IL might
be as well for ,tem 10 come out un,l explain
wl.at the object Of last nights meeting really
was; anl II their Intention Is to support Alr.
Mccormick, Democrat. to COMO OUT openly
Anl say so, 50 that tho Rcpubleans Of the ward
may know just wllera they s.a1Nl.
ALpEnMANlo.
hff. Gardner yesterday declined the slomina-
lion for Alderman Of tho Seventh Warti OIL the
Republican ticket, and john Hchmeltz was put
OH the ticket. Alr. sctme'tz is an old resident,
d gentlemen with large property tnterrsts, md
one Of tile foremost Republicans Of the wasd.