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Daily globe., 1879-07-27

a few days since party of gentlemen
were together. One man, a joker, STEP
ped up to member of the party, and,
holding long hair before his eyes, said,
."See here, old fellow, this looks suspicl-
Gus. Where did this long hair come
from?''
sWhy, that's from my wife's headr'
Are you sure Of it?D
Sure of it? OF course I am. You
don't suppose you would find any other
woman's hair about me, do you?''
No, probably not; but am sorry you
are SO sure it is your wife's hair, for just
picked It off the coat Of this gentleman"
pointing to . friend near by. ,s
, 1879-05-14

Nc. II site%r % strcc. | xs,9 1 tn tln III. Tbomas
Williams, ottcmpt a. TIM tho III! of JOIN,
r. Whites saloon, No. nj; Ca,,at strcck,
s50 flnc, and lid aidIt!ona, for thrcsss
to shoot the nfiircrs md c}tixcns Win
p.1trued him; E.lwar1, Mullen. tho Ioiiy old
Iristnnu w]lo h,t hia wife frer lin hcnd with NJ,
AZ, ft, ,0O0 to Tie :ehl Michael Fccey, onr uf to
young thoyca capturc,l in tlIc West Lake Strcot
Police Dlatr!ct, SI.tD0 to tic Cri.ninnl Court:
Walter Will, bnatnr,iy. continued to The 17th.
in Tic hone that he wnit marry t},c rlrj: Viii.
lam Carroll, taonjnr tic Tit III a Wost Cur.
Rress street grocery, $500 10 The 1Ith:
j. kakuska, Frank telak. and Veta0 SInnnt,
riot In wtthstH,Itt;nv d foycstjo ,Ietatncr,
continued until Thurst1ay; NtrLolat Beirs nu,l
Adam Koch, aasarltt,g Jacob Na,1tp, in tit' ox-
treme northwestern ntrl OF the ctr, $l,O0O ia
the :shl Count -ltystctau dunno certifying thnt
tho Injured man was In no danger whatsoever;
Patrick RYAN, lurcOuy uf sumo articles from
Mrs. Co1.noIl's fruit stand, nt tic cor,ior
of Taylor street AMI N.uo Islan,l aronuc,
susp!cion for tho tilrlt Of between 500 aud
Best Brewing Company, al tic corner Of Indt.
ana and Dcspiatncs stfeets, 3i,D0D to tho &A},
an1 500 additional for CARRYING concealed
weapons. Tie police have SOME doubts Of be-
Ing ahto to secure conviction, fu tIlss caso,
owing to the inability Of tic employees ol tho
Company TO swear positively to tic Identity Of
the prisoner. 1t ID, however, pretty certa.n
that he Is Tic MN WIN, to lur,tu iii money
drawer, Ind Il &5 Bill changed by The cashier
during The forcnoon: Peter t}ayIe. who, while
intoxicated, 1nado Violent tbrcots to xiii work.
Inen engaged IN restoring The burned portions
OF the Palmer Il Fuller mill, $aOO to keep The
, 1879-05-14

The Suh!Trcasury disbursements Of currency
yesterday amounted to $4,000.
Tile supply Of rofunding certificates at the
Post-Ofllco gave out, and no salcs were mado
yesterday. The rush will begin again this MORN
i,lE.
The internnl.rcYenuc rcccints yesterday wero
$9',5l0, Of which spirits paid s11, 787; tubacco
unl cigars, s5,o0I; bcer, 81, anu stamps for
special licenses, 23,075.
Tl.cre nrc no | per cont refandlng certificates
In the city for salc now. and consequently nonc
wcru sold yesterday. lluwevcr, tile officers hay-
Ing control of them hure afe expecting new
stock vury soon.
Il.o total yield Of spirits for the month Of
April was 1,071 ,G41 proof rnlions, reql,tring In
Its manufacture .1O, ,1tD bushels ot EraI,, an
arcraoc yield Der bushel of 3.83 gallons. The
yield ior this mouth WAS n triile lower than ttut
for the previous month, but about the sa.ne us
for encii Of tlsc months Ut jAnuary anu Feb
fuAFr.
, 1879-05-14

j. j. Watscr, alatl'ew Reeves, md 3. T.
Shields, uthcrU OF the tickct.sculping crpwu,
wcra brought In ut the Ar,nory.
ns.s".,.''. ,,,...' h. 49,, ...,s... ,,
j. II. ulelcnger,. nlins Billing, upon dispatch
sent here by j, n, Billing, Ut Canal Fut.nn. a..
occ,,tinr him Of stenllut, *.A0 casl,. Whcm or,
res!ed soo Eco s. SUPPOSEDLY ] % mt % Of til, su s1oen s
Of Ohio, teevraphs tint he is on tho way to tb,s
tttv tn toke rhurr. OF tho nrfsoncr.
e'ss ~ 'an. ,,p p''',A.'' ,,
Ewing street, was yrsturlay locked up at tlu
West Twelfth Street station upon warrant
sworn out by G. l.. Miller cl,are,1. lin viii,
inrcpny ljy mrauH ot 4 scaret-Yarraut Il ot,nm.
tity M ln!I'o'r was iounsl vt Srulin's rcstleutc,
whisl Miller sayn ~ stoe from h's ll'moer-yard
lux hours.
c,Ht,r Jnf,n Frtznatr1cl, vc.tcrf,ov ,nornf,r
snw Two suspicIous rI,aricers roug st,,,th In NJ,
nilev hrtwcen Mirnl.ur u,mi fmiiana ,,ye,n,e. ~ w.
hnt.nm"H rhatrs ia .altc.l ,,n,,n ti,c,n ~ h",t
mi Iav mi rornivin. l,c semt twn shot. ogi
thsm without success. Tho s1Iairs awa,t Ia, IN
n.yr"r Al ti'r Hr,nory. ""@'S "'
o"e' ~ ''~
Yesterday noon thief forced open window
oi Van bascn street bridge. ail thereby ganca
s,s asesss to IL" la'tSrs sa,E spEartncnt ho had
k'aiho1 Wy 3" 1ot ~ etotnL!E I"H4 WAS 1haL
preparing to loave WHOM lic wns SURPRISED
br sorne QUE enttriAG thu room. lie escaped
by Jumping out Ut tllc window, hut Fortunately
Detectives Seott and slaytor, WIN vcro u,un
passing strcet-car, saw h!nl, nUd after slWrt
chase rA.l httn down. Whet searched At Col-
tral Station theirs wctu found upon llu, y re-
volycr, pockethook hear!!'ts thy nA1ue ". +.
.a;,,.,h uotns h.sis Iiiis ~" '.t '@" ,t'n- ~.
nuncrs. tnva,tcr With rutiroaa nasx
frotn M1sratine to went Itbrrty.
TI,c prisoner rayu tte un,pc Of tirorgu Edwards
liz kfi,i ,rnrn = ami of Psnftet,tiurv clntins
Ind r. sytslllly MI Old tbief, Lntu Inst niwi,t
4 disna,ch was rrcctye,i rum Mr. Mrf,rsnr,
nsEt1r tiut lie bu hcll Until reois,tion nt,i NJ,
0IIItur arrive. Il, tnkr clIarrc ot him. IIo nlto
adus 10 the dispatch, ''l3nt bian."
Mrs. A. II. KobInsuu. of rjkc.Iones m,n1,r
numIiy firforc tilr t,uhilc. K shurt whils ayo
ahn niui n iuwypr nntnri Thutnax i. Wnjis ,,~1s
urrcsted f,r s;,1n,iiln:. m Unio Traurcr nnn,c,i
, 1879-05-14
ROCKFORD,

f9FfTH1 3HNIX1atH 10 EH8 170UHE
ROCKFORD, ILL.,, aiuy 13.-fIm new City Conn.
ell nut tu speca session lust evening and cul..
hfmed unanimously the following: appointments
OF tile alsyor; City Attorney Il. +. Crawford; !;
GUY Clerk, l.. X. ConkIt1'g; CITY treasurer, N.
E. lAynani City Marshal uni Health Officer,
Ihumas sllly; AssIsfaat Marshal. Patrick
Wslsh; City Engineer. Duncan Ferguson
board Of Education, the Hon. William Lathfop,
tho Rev. Tnomaa> Kerr. g. l.. Wiltau,s, 4. Z.
GOODWIN, aud John Lake. An Invitation from
the G. A. r., signed by Post~commanaor r. @.
hauler. asking the: Council 10 participate In the
Decoration Day services, was rad and accspted.
Tie Councll.sooFns were crowded With peftons
anxious to $50 what action would be taken UPON
, 1879-05-14

nnnkers and broRera-C. Hentotn aud W.
Fea3"1tnAi;t a3rncnt.M r,--o,, o.A,..., n In.
an,%.n ~ = e. farnc u. sehm"al' 'o' u '"'
FnhltsheFA and Bsat!Dnnra--E. Il, Jansen, Il. " !.
;;;;yon, ". n Amhcrg, j. W. sheahsu, AMI j.
nt%S1ry' 1or,;n,..,, ,,~,.a,.-u o,co,.o, = Mara,
ard y 1san.eh netsnn"t"""' o~oo"os' l. '"''""'
isrnwnr, i;tii1,se: md 1,anor 7..1c,.-r, cava.
nagh, 4, q. schmltit. and II. j. i,cnxen,
JONES,
Packers and provision dealcrs-W. T. Ball, D.
oGonnot. ami Nelson Morris: W..
n1AfHwafe-CfaMe b1otneis @ anu +. Annt
,tr,oS;t emn su1 Wnn'IrncE DFak'' M nn'&o' A'
jfy rooda md notions-T. itovua and II. o'con.
rnIl. .
Hats. caps, and mil1lnsey-J. II. u. Dalsy and
+. Itnnsotln.
Tanners and leather denscrs-D. Motgenthein .
Paints aud o''a-T' Nelson. ". F. Mnllighn. and
, 1879-05-14

RICHMOND, W., May f3.-Tha m!tccQeuation
case Of Edmund Kinney {colorcd) and Mary
Susan Hall (whttc> confined In tho Virginia
rcnttentIarJ Tor violation Of tho State statutes
prohibiting white uni colorcd c'tlzens to inter-
marry, was before the uui!od States Circuit
Court totay, Judge Hughes presiding, upon a
petition for n writ oil habcns corpus. Tho chief
gro,tni alleged IN tin petition IL TINT tho net OF
the LcEelatlre Of tho State OF virginia making
It penal ptfcnBe for whftn md colorxsf clttzons
TO fntcrnlarry IL contrary 70 the Constitution
the mnrrIauo having been celebrated In The nTs-
trlct Of Columbia, and boIng valid thcro. .nust
hc held TO he valid throughout tho United
States. Decision reserved.
, 1879-05-14

-" .,", .A.."" ~ S,... ~. r1, I"l"hEa' ~,
~,,,n,,a o % W".1S ~. ~, ~ o <,au.'. ,or
S,,t; NV term Of uf}ce having osnirra b"rn,y
request to lo relieved from further .l,lty "a CON-
mlnsloncr Of Public Works and City Engineer.
Respectfully Submitted. L. s. CitEsn,,o;:a,t.
Yesterday ,ornI1t. il was asccrtainud. ,o thc
general surnrisr M cvcrvhodv ,r,ur1 tho f.,w
I'll, ~. MI, IN, - 80, s.;,, A.."a , NV IVY
ltnl'' al II Will "e to ths pain ana snsprfso OF
citizens generally, tl'at this resignation
Of tle City Eugtnccrslltp was not
II formn1ftv. Init wcs nm nhs,,uto
r,o,,,ot,t, II In, ioo,, 1,,,,>,r, a.. ".''.,',
~. a.. ~" ,,.ss "ts" nu" ~ s1a. ~ "o''"s
not retain 1he position III commissioner of
Public Works, but nobody had tho lcnst ilca
,i,at It. was ]s Intention tn piyt. in fin otl,cr
nositton.-onp which he Inns he1u for txont . .av,
rosr. nd ,s, ,"h,rh III ' ,n es .I ~.
oughly identified. stlc11, however. Is tho case.
liz has left tile c!tys eu,ploy probaby to return
IN II mn ,nor.
Ta ro,nr,or ,v,.o ,,.,,,ox.,, ,,,.. .,--
.,ti .ui'"@.ts ~ Tnu Hu!stln''ett MN conceF1lnt:
;,a aa ns.es' MF. Iostlou4l stutca tat hc had
'",II nSGn S.ss f ~ ont1sstst ~ ,..l to eonl! not
l,o!u ny e!liee o. lomtna6s'ohee. ont t!lat tho
Him continue a. Civ Engineer. Tia tirst ni"rc
III had therefore resigned bucause Of this sl,g.
gcstton; the second, because
TIE FAY WAS roo SMALL
In 10 ts77 I'm x,,arv h.,, h.n, =, son-.oa
sn1n,i fr nine" or H.. irnnrt n,,,,n ~ ',.s'i
fnr I'm Fn,im"cr ~ I'll ,r1,,,''. ~ s!nal
mi sorors,. a,..to, ' 49,, ".veu ~
n9 tHosn y ica1so %"'n o' !I.e 1aGntoas
tno '..nea ti,ua -, S'ns"so' ~. ~ le", a.
mrc.s,rw v III" tor,,h;o ,t,,,,iits inS.s W .4aao
T," ~ =, s.sa 9 S9s!to " 'He cltf's
t H.t raS Mn1 tif per ee.'aild wtr
Il ~ s n's ~ .,, ~ e. pl1 IN "as passSu III Mascn
,T %In IT, ~ .,,tu L"n " e"n. Whlls n!her officers
wnrc n, ~ o,s Iuu m!at tey lorerlY
Mo.s . ~ .se!"a7eu useA beJoHtl lllak polllt. 1u
a',;a s1 '',; IL =, a.u Ins Gle Ilst he
n"n ~ ,vtt s,sew.cFe, ha ilna necE!et
',,,.t mn utn!a! toGct, ~ eoVaf Ills con-
It W. learned last evening tint he had loft
~. -. a In'!ut1Eo, a!Ass' " "n1eh e!tY hc Is tilt'
Consulting s;,s EnG'nees 70 !ook a. so'no PUBLIC
Moths uetc ana tllal nc VII! t'a nbsent two or
In a!;tcc "eeks, ~ tei'uing 20 Valt ohcr polHts
wnvse w seIviees hfe ~ osflaa1l as on ndyiser
, 1879-05-14

A w arning!
Methods unprncped Groces who deceive their custon.,,
and deal out Poison to make an iIegltimate profit,
Baking
diamond orhe picture
tho
peope ,o only .
holt
be,, II. -
.o o,a troo,nsv no,o ,,,u, a.o,,. on ,, p " s'ne
baking powders E r,
at of tho 'ea baking The market hs s
for cp,
aucuu
boldly Royal .rs1 dr.
bean m, -
worthless til. e.
"Roya"D growdsc
cheap po,
and pn ." tho nn"n purchaser tho Royal but most instances otn.
stuff an ,nn
for ,,,tn
them
1opo,u.ru
dr.,
recent
especially recommended
injury
against p,ay N.
popularity arce like
on
o.n.,
baking powder in
giving
our ay who ha show"
Will tho
prachccd: .
Co. CncAoo Marha1 1S1
0nh-1 orded
box with "Roya F1org
filled with powder
deaunss
Mrs H. II. waanA.
Invariably
With
hbruuds
6 ornacra alawnladm
ROYAL
, 1879-05-14

Danger Attend e!gnalcd hy a. courh Ia averted
pkc's Toothkchc Drnph cnre in ono n,Ennte.
, 1879-05-14

Tho Latest tllings produced in Gnc silver md
plato for wedding glits nt Hamilton, Shourls 4
Co.'S.
, 1879-05-14
hRttMkeHnttc.

III. D'UnRct, dscoyurur of tho clnchonn cuto for
Drunkenness, cures all casas. 1ioom ~ Palmer
House,
, 1879-05-14
WHO DOES YOUR PAPER HANGING

WF1U UUES 7UUK PAPEH. HAN1IHH3
Nothing will gtvc hourokeepers more annoy.
Ance than int1pcrenced papef.hanaers. lIllger,
.o4 Wabash avenue, not only keeps tho choicest
asock, hat has had th'rty.6yc years. practical OK
peSence.
, 1879-05-14

Mayor WIthlns' appointments. The Council
90 tho saloons Will have to c!oso juno I.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
The Anti-treat society

is said to be making considerable rro-
gress in New York as temperance
measure, and it is a very good point
to establish. The bravado CUSTOM of
"standing drinks all round" has moth
ing to recommend it, except the oppor-
tunity it offers to weak young men to
ruin tn themselves and others by frequent
returns of this tippling hospitality.
Brought down to first principles, there
is no more reason why man should
buy another's whiskey for him than
his paper collars, or any other evan
escent property. But it makes good fe'-
lowship to consist in turning into one
tavern after another until the treats
have gone round. When man re-
solves to pay for his own drink as for
his own car ride, he puts it out of his
own power to tempt another man to do
anything else, and for young fellows
who find this road the facile descent to
repeated temptations it is a pretty good
place to stop at. There is hardly a
drunkard, it may be ventured, but be-
gan in some weak fashion with "treat-
ing" and being "treated," and with
out the hardihood to resist the one or
the courage to refuse the qualification
to false pride in the other.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
A Wtre's Fortune.

A special despatch from Cincinnati.
Ohio, says Joseph Hamnel, an old
German, formerly resident OF Boston
but for twelve years of this city, leaves
for London on Thursday to recover a
fortune of almost fabulous size to which
his wife is said to be the heir. The
story l.. that Caspar Weiss, of Germany
leaving home at an early aye was adopt
ed by wealthy people of England,
became sn Admiral and died in 1894 in
London, leaving fortune of million
pounds, wholly invested in a per cent.
bonds deposited in London. Two oyears
ago an advertisement appeared in va
rious papers throughout the country
asking for the address Of his heirs and
was seen by Mrs. Hammel, Of this city,
who recognized the name OF Caspar
Weiss as that of her grandfather. In
vestigation and correspondence brought
out the information that she was the
rightful ow wn4r of the property. Wheth,
er there are any other heirs Mr.. Ham
mel is not informed. The value Of the
estate is now reckoned at 81 900, 900,
the bonds having been drawing interest
for nearly Is years. Hammel is sixty
wears of age, and his wife seventy seven
and a hopeless Invalid. He was for
merly a tailor, but being wounded IN
the war for the Union was oblidged t
give 40 his trade and has since earned
scanty livelihood by selling book
and papers. He is very confident o
getting the funds, as he has, he says
clearly established the right oS hi
wife to the inheritance.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
A WAssaaN,h GONraxe.

The Ottawa (Canada) HeraH in re-
cent issue says:
"rhis morning an accident happen
I'd at the school under the chtsge of the
Sisters of Charity, which no doub.
would have been attended with fatal
consequences but for the heuoic courage
displayed by Sister Mary Burns, Gin
religion, Sister Sophia.) While Sister
Goulin was teaching the second French
class, little girl named Emile Maui
rice, about ! | years Of age, stood on
chair quite close 20 the stove, when her
clothes took fire. Before the Sister
had time to recover herself, the child
sprang from the chair, rushed through
the class, causing panic among the
other children, then dashed down tn"
stairs, the flames increasing all the
while, and burst into the room where
Sister Sphia was teaching the hrs'
French class The scholars commenc
ed screaming and rushing about in or,
der to get out of the way of the lire
Sister Sophia, forgetful ofpersonal dan
ger, sprang to her feet, clasped thu
child in her arms, and succeeded II
smotlsering the flames, but not until
tn. brave Sister herself had severely
burned both her hands and arms. The
child was badly burned about thu
sides and arms, the rest Of her bod,
fortunately escaping. She was convey
ed to the General Hospital where heI
injuries were treated by the attending
Physician, who declared them, though
not fatal, to be of very serious ma
turr
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
To Re m ung.

TIL. coming Spring, 10000 pieces OF
wall paper and 1000 pairs OF win
dow shades, all from the rel'a"ls
Wall Paper Hosse Of J. X. Holt, lZ3
Market street. Mr.. Holt is selling l5c
paper for l2Ac., l2Ac. for loc.: lOc for
ST., and Sc. for &c. per piece. These
goods are of the very best make, and
guaranteed at full length. Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
to paper room Il #. by u IT. for the
small sum ct IS cents. So, you see, pa
pDring is cheaper than whitewashing;;
The sprihg designs are stylish and
beautiful. Good oil shading lsc. per
ward. Window shades and fixtures,
hung complete, $l.75 per pair. Gill
papers and Dado work 30 per cent low
pr than ever. Give us a call and b'
convinced that the above is no hum
hugging advertisement, but facts. JON
R. HoLT, 223 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
For the Republican.
ST.. GEORGES, Del, March II, 10.

ST. GEORGES, Del, March II, '79.
MEssRs. EDIroRs. Harry s.
Stneker who was shot by the careless
handling of a pistol by one of his faith
er's servants, and who was placed by
tn. advice of DR.. J. s. Vallandigham,
under the care of DR.. Agnew OF Phila'
delphia, has so far recovered from the
almost fatal accident that by the time
this appears in print he will have re.
turned home from the hospital. The
bullet, which penetrated the forehead
above the right eye, has not been found
even after a most thorough examination
first by DR.. Vallandigham and after
wards by DR.. Agnew. That it entered
there is no doubt, but where it Is re-
mains a painful mystery. However, the
patient feels entirely well, and Is IN
good spirits. DR.. Agnew, we under
stand apprehends no serious results
and pronounced the boy well enough to
have returned last Saturday.
Though three miles of from the X. H.,
and both the river and canal conmu'
nications cut of by ice--St. deorges can
boast as many if not more opportunities
Of amusement and entestainment than
many places more fortunately situated
Las. Thursday evening, Col. Redingtor
gave his phonograph and telephone ex
hibition in the Public Hall Of this place
to a small audience. The proceeds wen
for the benefit of the public schools.
Already the spirit begins to mov'
some, and it is a common matter to SCI
implements and furniture piled on over
loaded wagons, moving hither an'
thither. Mr.. J. A. Bigger has vacated
the Union hotel and Mr.. Hayes of Mid
dlstown the new proprietor has take1
possession. Mr.. A. N. Sutton has NOV
ed in, and taken charge Of the Presby
terian parsonage. ouERccs.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
Dec,s,on by the Supreme Conrt.


Among number Of very important
decisions made by the Supreme Court,
recently, was one of vital Importance
to most owners of real estate. Under
existing rulings and practice, holders
of properties purchased and sold "nn'
der and subject" to a mortgage have
been held personally liable for the diff
ference between the face ofthe mortgage
aud the proceed Of the sale, in case It
has deprecated below the amount Of
mortgage. Divested of its technicalities,
an elaborate opinion delivered by the
Supreme Court, March 3, reverses the
rulings of the lower courts and long
existing practice, and makes the hoia
er of the mortgage dependent wholly
upon the property itself for his satisfac
tion, unless the owner has expressly
promised to be liable for any deficiency
If the property falls in value below thu
amount of the mortgage, there IS nj
claim on the owner beyond what Il
satisfied by the sale of the property 1t
self. This ruling settles principle 0
great Importance to all owners OF rea
estate upon which there is any mort
gage.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
Heavy SNOW Storm In Canada

HALIFAX, March 10.-The late snow
STORM was severely felt at Cape Breton.
A telegram from North Sydney yestrr-
day says. A snow storm set in from
the north west on Friday morning and
continued up to Saturday night. the
drifts in many places are from eight to
ten feet high. The mails between Sid
ney and New Glasgow will be unable
to move for three or four days. No ser
vices were held in any Of the churches
yesterday in consequences OF the storm
Outward trains on the Inter Colonla
railroad on Saturday morning were i'm
ped.d by snow and consequently delay
ed the trains coming this way. A
train from Quebec with the mails anf
passengers for England, due at l.3o r
N. on Saturday did not arrive unit
two A. ". Sunday.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
To Walk Il Hundred 7RoHrs

The walking fever has taken root in
this city, and from present prospects
looks as though it will last tor some
time. Billy Kinsley is to walk one hun
dred hours without rest or sleep, to
commence this evening, at Daniels sa-
loon, Sixth and Market streets. He
starts at 7 o'clock, and walks until Sat
urday evening. He will walk length
ways of the room, i'll order to have less
turns than what Leary had. Mr..
Kinslry performed similar feat in
1875, at the Seventh Street Vali4-
ties, and also accomplished the task OF
walking this length of time at Reading,
Pa, week before last. Mr.. K. is will
ing to have any number of men watch
ing him, as he stated he thought he
could accomplish the task.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
.The mexilnAntal FlaE.>

Sargeant A. II. Mason has shown US
a copy of the ''Regim-ntal Flag" pub
lish-d by the Second Regiment Della
ware Volunteers, in March 1862. The
paper was published at Camp Willps,
Va, and was edited by Captain J. NJ.
Bare. The paper is full of interesting
reading matter and the latest war in
telligence was received by the Govern
ment Telegraph. The paper also con
tsns a list of the Field and staff, Line
officers, and Non-Commissioned staff OF
Second Regiment Delaware Volunteers
The latest dispatch received was from
Fortress Monroe, dated March 18th,
I1S62, stating "rhe Rebels evacuated
the Manassas batteries yesterday. There
was no fighting, some stray shots wer'
fired by the pickets. All is now quiet
on the Potomac" The members Of the
Regiment prize their papers, and they
are certainly very scarce to find.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
What are the Profits !

This is the absorbing point that is Of
chief interest in every business trans
action. By the combination system of
operating in stecks, Messrs. Lawrence
Il Co., Bankers, N. Y, unite the orders
of thousands of patrons, in various
sums, into ons immense amount, and
operate them as a mighty whole, thus
obtaining all the advantages Of the
largest capitalists and best skill. Profits
are distributed pro rata among share
holders every month. In this way large
gains are secured in hort periods, and
capital from $40 or 8l5 to $50, 900 can
be nsed with equal proportionate sue
cess. $40 will make 500 in 30 days.
$3.50 will make 81 800 profit, or 10 per
cent. on the stock, and so on, according
20 the market. d. Stokes, of Troy,
made $3l5.75 on an investment Of $50.
Many customers are doing better. The
new circular has 'two unerring rules
for succass,' and full details, so tina,
any one can operate prohtably. Stocks
and bonds wanted. Government bonds
supplied. Apply to Lawrence 4 Go.
Bankers, 81 Exchange Place, N. Y
City.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
a Trauup's Horrible Work

On the Highlands, back of Newport
Ky., a tramp called at the house OF Mr;
Trupsdale, a well to do farmer, ana
finding Mrs. Truesdale alone, knocked
her down and tearina sheet INTO
strips, bound her firmly to a bench
with her hands tied under it, and feet
lashed to peg in the wall. Heroo-
bed the house Of small sum OF money
and some valuables. The woman re-,
NAMED five hours in this condition TIL
tn. return of her husband and in the
meantime had become mother. The
tramp left, but a force of forty mount
ed men are in pursuit OF him. Mrs.
Truesdale's condition is very preca
riOuS.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-11
The Right View of II.
o,n ,he Rochester Chronicle

From the Rochester Chronicle.
The Federal election laws have work
ed admirably. They should be retain
ed, and they will be retained, for they
are in entire harmony with the Consti-
tuition and have done much for free
ballot. Republican Representatives,
and the Republican President will be
sustained in their allegiance to these
laws. and the Democracy will be trying
A dangerous experiment if they force
upon the President the necessity o.
vetoing the appropriations in order t1
save the laws that guard the safety ana
purity of the ballot. Upon an arrogant
Congress, and not upon patrlotlo hx
4cutive, will r"st the responsibility y
the conhict that is prophesied is actu
ally precipitated.