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4 Sermon for Newspaper Reporters.
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10 1Ht lsHRHT ~ Iht &Ft11lWs
CHICAGO Afpy U.-THn TRIBUNE Is conceded
10 be reliable paper Il, oYery respect. Its
editors are looked upon rs being snnerlor 10 tlla
general order OF Intelligence u,.d soanI sense.
Il deals With oil questions fairly, HONESTLY anil
inpartially. Its rcporters urc presumed to look
well to the why's pf mankind null woulanktnd,
md not to cat tlla bread Of lileness. Taking
reporters Us class, they ure EcHt!cnlanly, ac-
conmo19ttng, huncst, and upright. They take
n laudablc pride IN making their organ rcsound
10 ,i,v music nj their nnble fingers. said re-
portcrs us class. They might bo divided Into
three grand divisions: the good, bad,
untl Indifferent. The good ayo lilo onrs
who arc rood alt orer they noycr publish nny-
noilliu., but thu trl,t1t.n This division always
hesitate to give to the world anything that re-
lccts OIL thu private characters Of inll!vtdunls,
authority to sustain tiltn'. In tact, they. are
model I,ict, it THEIR particular profession ind q
credit tu truthful journalism.
Thu scc0n.l division arc thu bad, generally en-
ploycl by sensational, unreliable, low rothnuse
shccts; 10 Character, bo hc ever 90 rcspertahle
is safe when Il. their reach; tlIc1r associAtions
nrc sculawars Of every stripe; they ray no
regard 10 truth, II a lIu wt1l crentu
n sensation, they cnlargs = to tnake It pay
Tint 0t others; they arc employed BY their
nlastcrs-tlla editors Ut such cJnteu,pttbla
slces-tu create AcnBatons, ruin characters, rlIl
rake III the uickc!s n.d tloilars. tlo not env
hut turc nre respectable men ut Tits ctnss olt
lisroputuhIe sheets. but IL there aru nny t1leil
they must feel as angets woultl In pAl!ie-
1noniull.
Tho indifferent class arc very Numerous nil
over the country. T1lcY may trY tu glyo truth
II pt,ssllle, but Il lis will a,.swey their purposs
better tl1eY do not hesitate ut NIL.
Eiitors Ut decent Journals ara INT to blunle
II fnsellHuI Herllra md irrrprUaunhle cfnrac-
tcrs nyu ussailGl In their columns; thu Reporters
nrc the ttlcls who write up tIsrsu nrtIrles, md
very often givt their readers whnt pnrports to
he gospel truth, %hcM the facts arc 1t IL ,aainly
| jsln,b!e TT Tics hutchctl In tIlc!r avn br,n.
| fIow illny innoce1.t ueop!c have sntYcru! un,
tod lortlres nlnl eventually iDllnl enrly Ernyet
consequent upon this untrHtllful aud nallGnint,
habit III anlue rupurtcrs! Eternity wilt only re-
yrul the misery mnny rs.hnabae taIniiies ulld tn
diyhluals tnve undergone owing tu this fact.
Mny TllE 'rNsNuAE In tllc future az IL tat
rast try ,ts utMost alul lIso l;s best cndenYori
IN hays llu brauteou. standard III tr,ltt, ami
tlat on'y NJ its ct'Ici glory, IN country wllcrt
~ litlle respect Is pull 70 tlis gcAtld ylrtue.
Aay reporters steadily hut surely Ayoit
"l!hs,"-ayoil eyerl thing which trt1tis tu throw
| srrellt un wl,at ought tu be truly nOb!u pTu
| fession; give Tho ilews,--tf.at ii what WI al
want, mo unattcr What II Is. hut give 1t truth
fully nna honrstiy,-thr public wish It Just a
IL ls,-hut plcasc do not manufacture II:
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THE VOICE OF THE PEOPLE.
"N1tatnkcs" NJ Nfr. Apptellcc.


CntcA0o, May B.-In your report OF Mr. Ap-
plchcc's Sunday lecture, n.l1orE many atttr
"mss."kes" WAS the cs,asge Of fa!schood against
mo In what sn!d about Mr. 1nacraoll AMI Oh
sccs,c literature, to which reply that, in aai-
ton to tic uncon;ralictcd statements pf the
press, have the written authority Of Anthony
Comstock for my statement, In tho discourse
rcferred to, that Mr. lugersoll pgtitloned Cor
grcs. tor tic rcpeai Of t. law against sending
obscene literature through Tho mills. The
newspaper report OF thAt pnrt VI my scrmnn
was not verbatim, but m abstract Ii the re-
porter's words, rather than mine, rs ai,Y ono
could sec In reading, nud lnn!lo the statement
tnore general and less specific than It was
spoken. W. +. CHAFT3.
, 1879-05-07
t:xrrGIslnT n Lazy IItlslInrA.

41M4FFfN1 IHs.I RFpHbTlefH.
4 gentleman Ut tic IirW TWtnty-slIlh DEs-
triet VI this ctunty Informs us tat vi lust But
urdAy, a. tIn WIS rstl!ng through the countrr,
hs witnessed the uost novel al.ht OF Ills llte.
]. wus nothing n,urv nor less than u white Iady
p!aWilG, ltcr husbnnu lct{nk ns tle l,ursv,
mute, 0r xLccr. w tlte Casg may b.. 1to was
lcKuluty harnessel, anl dragging The utow ~
eoini,aacentiy NJ MI TX. T'v gentleman slmku
to 'lse wo4nan about l,sr team, atsI shu replied
that ''talls wa1 ule only way shu could get uny
wlut als fuul4." Thu ploxcd ground was we'll
broken uti Aila showed t!at tllu woman wns TX.
pert io ;!p use ot The pow, and tilat n,an can
bg 1oFs4 Wbcn hu will.
, 1879-05-07


There Ia . C1nss of pir great and beloved
country-pcople llcro who hover or oseiilato be-
tween Paris at this plrt of ttc year mi Nico in
the winter. They aro tlcmonstrntivc class Of
patriots. The folds Of tho star-Spanglcl
paputrn nro nround tl,usm 10 certain extent,
md they vary tio song Of Hail Columbia n
With "Yankrc Doodle" md variations. To
nluny of tlcso esuricnt tourists there Is what |
tnny call hfl1cn giory to thc rest of thu wor!,i
IN !reen corn ind hot observation-disclosures. / haya
heard mothers md children cry for sfcsn dell
caclCs tu FraHco to sltcll III extent that one not
knowing America would suppose they formed
so'tc cnrtlltal eauses IN the sovernmen:al md
socIul cons;!tntton. A de1ruuern y u fo.tschette
Ut wh!cl. was y few s,uons ago had tue follow
stut1cd eggs. aml other llirllt hors
d'pnyrcs, followed by . fo!e Nor;
Vnulrvil'e,- ,--thnt ia the acme Of cr1'innrv nrt,
-followct, by the mcn1nrabo steak Chnseatt.
brnitl lux tr,tFcs {lsp prime stcnk-cut cuoked
between Two less prime stcAks md nosor6luE
their Juicy nutrtmcnfl-a sltcc.ilcnt, tender.
tempting Stcak, tl,e insptsatIon of IN nrt.couk,
mil M ono should fall to try sneh u Gem III
beef. Thcn calno thNt crovicc-tilinE dish, the
omclctto MI kttscI and. good render,
Just try ono ttr1norrow morning. Aftrr
thIs ca'nc .1e. hrc-a.hrae Of tho
breakfasts Old Paris a'D,!o can offer
and New paEis must cnulntc., was cn1oylnts
tic "A!ontrsthat" bottiu vas being renewed.
us,si daRllrs 1f De 1.ussy champagne luaincd
forth, lovely wo,1,un frnin ''nur slte !" mcekty
fcn,nrkcd, "Anl no bl1ckwllent.cakcsl"
never raw SO much consteroat'n.' Oh sle taeo t'i
SIX Frcnchmen slnro tn. anys If tle Commune.
hid my nulfonu1 hluslles bullInl the Dc lossy
| YIN eofne use inform ,nr II American ladies
| tiFt by buckwllcnt-cakcs nlonct
, 1879-05-07

To mothers: Should tbs baby be suffering with
sny VI lhe disorders of Dobyhood uss III. Bulls
Uaby Syrup IT for thV ls1aIle PFlcc, .5 esuts
, 1879-05-07

souTlG KENsIxuTos. April 1o-7b hs Eli
ttor u hs Lonioa Times: III connection
with your correspondents interesting article Oh
Monte Carlo IN the Tn.x Of thu 18th lust, |
should Hike, with your pesHlsston, to place o,,
rcco1t singular occurreneo Ut which MAS a
personal wltncss:
a friend ot milne, n wol'-kuown auctEouccr Ut
Ncw York, w!to was at Nigo this acason, All.
nDnnsed, II coMyorsaisun Dne evening with d
lady with whom | mn nls0 personally ar.
Quantcd), tlNt ,le was proposing 70 pay Il visit
to Monte Cnro tbs next tlnY. "Yutl tnt1st 1lny
on nv lucky, n,,nlhrr," ka!d slsc lnughl,ig,-
No. ~; ~ always brings ING luck.h lie replfcl
that tc lIHI 10 objection, and would '1llst As
ltet play oh 1t us un my Other, II lio nlayc1 ut
pll.h
Next lay ho went to Monte Carlo. anu, enter
ln. tr Cnsino, fau1ltercd up tn ntle 0i thr rtn,+
lettc.tablcs. jethInking himself af biz full ac-
qunlntanre's "tip," l!e put 1uwn a Nubolcon q.
pe!" on A II ea'no ", aid thc cFoup!er pushed
him 7sU 1rancs
was IN the room Mt the time, mil aha! not
soon forEct Ills com!cal expression OF profound
nstnlislincnt us lie lonketl ut Ills sllug rul-
uiuin Vi tWenty-six Napotcons wl,!eh:he held III
ills ha,nl. All lu coulsl sav fur several minutes
was, "Well, this beats curl lgllttng! Not
having gambling pruclirtlir,, nu dill what is
rarely tlonc,-took nwny h!S gains, and, 80 tar as
know, did NOT 70 to Monte curlo again.
w r.
, 1879-05-07
BETTING ON a SURF THING.

FtFGlh'H t-ffr| Ehfhi!Hx.
4 tollgttlpoktng citizen walked into o.o OF
tho Justices courts yesterday aftcrnoon very
much Intoxicated, mud requested that l,o be a.
lowed to swcar off drinking Tor Is ycar. Ills
Honor obslg[ngly pnt him through tho solemn
motlors, ns1 tlls CONVERT, with II confused runl-
bic 0f Wrl.tneant hut pra!ancy expressed rcs0-
lutfons, stumbled nut O[ 1l,e courtroom.
:" Bet hu don't keep It an hour" said one OF
the gritIung lawyers.
"Bet he sticks to 1t II Wctk, anyhow" OH
seryul The Court wlth confidence.
Nunsrnse!h cried everybody.
"Whnt'll you bot l" asked ti,a Judge.
"TwGnty to tcn," exeatncd un eager nttor.
my, producing tl!t n!olley.
"Done!h cried his ll,,1Dr, md tho stnkcs were
turned over to GhToNfe's rhpprtcr.
''Coslslnblc,h snttl tl!e Court quietly, "go out
uni fetch that iIbGlI haets.H
IN Il few minutes tl,u retorrnet. orc wns
dragged In, u1lu tho IuIge uscc,nicd his tlnts,
rarpe4 for nrtlcr, a,nl loubGd RHYerp.'
,",,CbaEacd witl, being drnnIt," sulI tho Court.
"NiAt'k your p1Gn!'
"tiness IN, full" admitted tic prisoner, with
'tlc, days II, tic County Jul. Constable,
lock np ynur prisnnrr. slr. Reporter, lI,la tlss
Court HAT wcalth court's a1lolssnst B0ys,
let's 70 nlld flood our lover luyuls."
, 1879-05-07
4 CONCERT FAINTER.


Vienna has MI odd genius WIN WOrl:s Mt high
pressure nnI klndics canvas fntu VARIED aud it,
Simultaneous lffc. A correspondent Of the Lon
don 1itMts (lcscribcs him as n concert painter,
Witt without moments previous thought or
warning, Stumbling on thu staEe Of n concert.
hall, n,Ml having lis slthiecs suddenly pre-
scrlbcd to him ty onc Of tic audience, will
.lash oil lila work In almost less time tllan
It would take 10 photograph it,-u light
nIng.lmncr, pnlntcr inlprUylsatoEc. slgnor
Carto was born IN 1913, Mt Milan, tin kon
of very poor pHrcnts. Win IN 1860 removed to
hungary. 4 strong artistic tncltnatlon hogan
to show Itself III thu Ius, md he was placcl
under ,l.e rarc Of o painter, whop manlr en-
Later Oil he went TO VicHlln, where poverty h1nl
repeated failures could tiot damp hts aror, aitl
"llu1a hu continnch:ellltyattug Ills art with q
perseverance which !,u., at ts,e aye Of 81,
peculiar limo rs to l,ayc mule him srco''' to
none. 1t wns II happy thought vi mail-
! ngcitnl cntcrprisc to sec1ife fl'e services
Of this singular man. Every even.
ing at pupusar place Of amusement
he mounts tlIc stage, u,d to the sonutl of slow
music charms the audience By rapt1 u1Hl ennl-
tnl,rons display of s!se sister art. Ills peTsor-
ancc Is afterwards given awnr by lot: lils s'ls'-
h1cd lnafi Immediately seiz.s Ills brush without
moments apparent reflection. Ht,l With ntc1Iso
!ntesykt the spectators watce ts,u swift t!tstl
gradual process which transforms Il blank cx.
tent of canvas Into a gorgeous wrcck-strcwn
sea or y golden sunset. Ills work Is geswsatly
finished within tlIr hour.. Not long ago, helm.
thu guest Of thu Gra,,h Duku Of Alccklcnburg-
Schwcrtn, Mt 1.utlwig.lnst, Stgnur Curln
wns desired to palnt tn oil n Hungarian ln'ul-
ayapc tpussta, with Gypsy canln), ai'd this hc
dill In tho space Of tfty minutes. with such
trntl, to nature n,,d sslv artistic skill Us to TX
rlte the hearty adnirnilo!l Of ali tho Court.
BEFORE society Of art!ass lately, tou, tlis Won.
t!crful lnan within tl,s short pcr!od Of forty
three minutes, calIcl into glowing life m 1talnn
| landscape with perspective uf classic rutIts,
I g!a,,clt. rtyulstk, md breatll,g groves. II
CARTOON tue satle subject occupied him slightly
| oyer q quartGr Ut an hour.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Girls on q Tramp.

Last evening at precisely one minute
of eight o'clock, at Daniels saloon, the
two female: pedestrians coming upon the
extemporized track, before the gaze of
probably about sixty young men and
boys, began their seventy-fvs hours
walk The "Gypsy Maid" a. she
is dubbed, took the matter quite phil
osophically, while Indian Queen," a
handsome brunette, shapely and CO.
quettishIy stylish, paced the saw dust
quite rapidly. Both were dressed in
costumes, that, being relieved of super
tuous ornaments without sacrificing
propriaty in the least, made them ap.
pear quite attractive. The admission
fee was ten cents, and to judge from
the attendance last evening the amount
which the managers of the affair will
walk into will be no inconsiderable
one. The "Indian Queen > is no no
vice, and within the ropes is said to be
ca pable of considerable physical endu.
rance. The "Gypsy Maid, " on the
contrary, is fresh. but her active move
ments indicative of an ability that may
equal that # the "Queen. The sew
enty-fve hours will be up on Saturday
night at Ii o'clock, after which the girls
will 60 to Reading. Mr.. William Kins-
ley has been employed by Mr.. Daniels
to act as their trainer.
"Indian Queen, made her first 20
miles at ] As, she went on the track
again at 2.45 this morning, and finished
her second 20 miles at few minutes
before s o'clock. "Indian Queen" is
to walk 200 miles in 10 trials of 81
hours lack.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Fatal Shooting ARRAY.

In Vicksburg. Miss, on Tuesday
night, Captain w. f. Fitzgerald, Cap
tain w. II. Andrews and w. l.. Greene
INDUCED in shooting ARRAY, in which
Andrews and Greene were instantly
killed, and Fitzgerald was dangerously
wounded. The trouble arose from the
election of Andrews as President of the
Iibernian Society on Monday night,
Fitzgerald declaring it farce, and
claiming to be still the President. An
drews was a merchant, and President
of the Howard Association of Vicks-
burg last summer. Greene was clerk
of Andrews. Fitzgerald was promi
nent lawyer, and at one time Republican
States Attorney. All were natives of
Mississippi.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
NEW ADvERTISEMENIS,

RAND DSPECIAL AND DPEREMtTORY
lo SALE, BY AUCTION,
Of large and splendid collection of ele-
giant Jeweiry and Siiver-Plated Ware, ut the
Auction Room, Sl4 Market.street, Whining
ton, Delaware, commencing
MONDAY AFTERNOON, MARCH "A,
at2 o'clock, and evening at $50,
and continuing until the stock is sold, being
the entire STOCK OF an old est aDlished retail
leweler who Is retiring from business, and
which must positively be sold. The goods are
of the finest quality and will be fully warrant
cd. The collection is very extensive and com-
prises diamond EARRINGS and finger rings.
solitaire and in clusters; ladies' and gents
American and Swiss gold and silver watches;
fine gold SETS chains, breastpins, etc.
Also large assortment OF plated ware, Of
the best quality, in tea setts, epergnes, cake
baskets, pudding dishes, ice pitchers, salvers,
Rogers Brothers, knives, iorhs. spoons, etc.
HS-Lades are especially invited tu attend
this sale. mh20-6t
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20

ed for the commencement Of the Tenn
perance Anniversary exercises. Rev.
DR.. Cooper occupied the chair. Rev. j..
b. Mann, announced the hymn and
Rev. }. L. Mowbray led in prayer. A. C.
Rose of tbs Troy NJ. 4. Conference was
introduced and addressed the audience
in a very pleasing and acceptable man.
nsr upon the subject Of temperance,
Mr.. Bond, of the N. Y. Methodist, was
the next speaker, followed by J. =.
Otis of the Conference.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
The Treasl,rer.s Fire,

Did not burn brightly this morning,
and as consequence, one Of the Cover
nor's aid-de- Camps, the Auditor, and a
member of City Council went down in
the cellar to give the furnace a raking
and see If something could not be done,
and fortunate to state they succeeded
in raising steam. Had they failed, the
Treasurer made suggestion as to the
propriety of sending tor the Mayor and
President of City Council to have help
ed them out, and should the fire not
have burned he thought of telegraph
ing Cor the Governor and his staff to
come up and see what the difficulty
was. He is willing to have official dig
nitaries to attend to his fires especially
when it is volunteered with will and
he never refuses any aid. He would
lust as soon have the President of the
United States the zar Of all the Russians
or the Pope of Rome to make his fires
as not,
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Special Mention.

Counter and store-fxtures for sale
at J. Halls, Jr., 507 Market street, also
his entire stock of boots and shoes al
and below cost. Bargains can be baG
there, as he is selling off to close bust
ness.
F. McMonagle, dealer in pictures
picture frames, &C., will continue the
business at his old stand, N. W. cornel
Third and King streets.
All the popular hair dyes, colorings
and dressings, are for sale by J. r.
Hartman, Druggist, corner Of 5th and
Poplar streets.
Don't fail to have your carpet clean.
ed by Ferry's new carpet cleaner.
Save your carpets by having them
cleaned by Ferry & Co.'s new machine
Trade dollars received at par for g
pair of boots or shoes, at Bingham's,
$40 Market street.
Tetlow's Blanc Illusion, for whiten
ing the skin, sold by Taylor 4 Fuller
ton, 302 King street.
DR.. Hower's 10 cent Cough Remedy
never fails to cure cough or cold. For
sale by McInall, I'd and Market streets
Porcelain and Rubber Bed Pans can
be obtained at the Ladies' Department
of Belts Pharmacy. Separate private
entrance No. w. 9Th street. Lady
attendant.
Bingham, at $40 Market street, takes
pleasure in showing goods and giving
prices, selling when he can.
Boots and shoes Of all styles and
grades at $40 Market ST., which we are
selling at prices lower than ever. Goods
must be seen and prices given to be
appreciated.
If you want good goods for little
money now is the time to buy, and
Bingbam's, $40 Market street. adjoin-
ing City Hall, is the place to get them.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Ladies' Aid.

The Ladies' Aid, Of the W. T. R. A.,
will hold their regular weekly meeting
in their Hall, No go & 220 Market
street, this evening. Rev. +. B. Duval,
of the First Presbyterian church and A.
Sammsns, second Vice Presiden, of the
M. s. X. A., and others, will be among
the speakers.
Byron Whitcl aft and Finley in their
trios, and choice songs will entertain
the audience, and other local musicians
will be present. Gentlemanly usherers
will be- in attendance, and the ladies
will spare no pain to please all who
have the temperance cause at heart.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20

Early Adjournment Of the Leg n
lure-The Solons ON u FrOiic-AI
Inspection Of the Delaware "Na
W."
Special Correspondence ofthe Republican.
DOVER, Del, March 10Th, '79.
Yesterday at twelve O'Clock, both
branches of the Legislature adjourned
and in body were taken to the bay
shore to inspect the Delaware Navy,
They found her laying like well or
dpred and digniied navy should lay at
her ,noorings, calm and apparently un
conscious of the grave position she oc.
cupies.
The navy was inspected and pro.
nounced to bs AZ clean and as effective
as the business end of a pin. This
done the commander-the lately ap-
pointed oyster collector Denuy-gave
orders, and the navy headed before
the wind and "sped for the ocean
blue"
There is nothing uncemmonly differ
ent between a legislature on frolic
and an equal number of their more
common brethren on similar es-
capade. Inspired by the scene, and
with souls. for bohemians have souls
as well as other people, filled with
harmony, the reporters in concert
launched out amid the variations OF
"Pinafore. " The choruses We're taken
up and rendered with an JUNCTION that
was deserving of more appreciative
audience than the whistling rigging,
the ever-restless waves and the rush
ing spiteful blasts of the chilling winds.
The oysters were visited and every
thing pertaining to the States interest
therein or there about were closely scru
tiEized. After this had been gone
through with the sailing capacity and
endurance were tested. In those par.
ticulars the test was successful one
for ii rumor be true they proved more
enduring than those of the Legislators
themselves.
The most earnestly desired conven-
iencs for considerable time thereafter
was only found sin the seclusion that
cabin grants" where it is said, they
spent the remaining portion of the trip
in mental communion over the myster-
les incidental to convulsed universe,
and contemplating in secret sorrow the
correlative connection between exterior
effect and interior cause as the COM
ponent parts of physical composition
evolved from the lowermast depth of
their anotamies.
The navy returned to its moorings
late last evening, and the Senators and
Representatives, doubtless greatly re.
lieved, were returned to their hacks
and driven back to the capitol, and
will no doubt be on hand tomorrow.
GLUCK.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Settled at Dover.

Mrs. Sophia Stout, widow OF the late
Henry Stout, n wealthy lady, and at
one time Baroness, of Germany, and
who has been residing in the latter
place for the past four years, has re-
turned to this country, and taken up
her residence in Dover, at which place
she has large estate.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Pastors visit.

Rev. Mr.. OTIS, D. D., being OH hy-
ing visit to Philadelphia from his home
in Alabama, stopped in Wilmington
yesterday, and aided in the evening
services at his former charge, the West
Presbyterian church To all of his
many friends, his visit was altogether
unknown, and the pleasure of hearing
him after such a protracted period of
absence, was correspondening great. 1t
is probable he may fill the pulpit of
the West church on Sunday next.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Nha linlalen MeNO1Mx.

Messrs. Edward, Isaac and Thomas
Darlington Of this city went to West
Chester yesterday afternoon in order ia
attend last evening the lftieth anniver.
sary of the marriage of William Oar.
lington, an uncle Of the above named
gentlemen.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
List Of Unclaimed Letters.

LISt VI DncIAlIueO LetterA.
Remaining in the Wilmington, Dcl., F0st-oDies,
Saturday, March Is, 1879.
LADIES LIST
Hakens, Miss MI. Moore, Mrs. Sallie T..
Jones, Mrs. NJ.
GRNTLEMRN's LIST.
Biggs, John Moore. Joseph
Ben on DR.. Geo. 5. MicksOn, Isaac Il.
Hamilton, SnOwden Nixon, Calvin
Luis, William Rothwell, II. X. X.
Williams, George W.
To obtain these letters the applicant must
give the name and date OF this list.
VIM. M. PYLE, p. M.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Faral Accident.

Louis Murray and James Mulherran
were killed and two other men were in
jured one seriously, by the premature
ignition of blast in the Pottsville,
Shaft Colliery of the Reading Coal and
Iron Company, yesterday afternoon.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
IenteN Services.

These services will he resumed at
Trinity chapel to morrow, Friday morn.
ing,at 10A o'clock. Daily evening pray
er and Lenten reading at 4 o'clock.
Special service and lecture on Friday
evening at 5 o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Tho Weather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. c.,
March 20, A. NJ.
Indications for Thursday-For the
Middle and South Atlantic States.
warmer, clear or partly cloudy weather,
light. variable winds, mostly from
southwest and south asst, and station
ary, followed by falling barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
White Quilts.

VIM. M. Kennard & Co. will open to-
day one case of white quilts at Sl.lO,
the cheapest goods shown for years.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Insane.

In January, 1877, young man man,
ed Bond attempted to run away with
the daughter of a neighbor, at Bartlett,
Tenn. Being opposed by the father,
he murdered the old man and fled. He
was arrested a few months after
wards, and taken back to Memphis for
trial. On Tuesday he was declared in
sane by Commission, and has been
placed in lunatic asylum.