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The Republican journal., 1879-05-15


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The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

Mr. EDITOR Understanding that Alderman
Steven, has covered intothc city treasury thc sum
ot fifty cents, from the sale Of an opera ticket
which sum he holds to properly belong to the PEG
PIE, trust may be parloned fnr reminding that
official IF a further opportunity for accomplishing
equal and exact Justice between himself ana the
city Last ear the alderman petitjoucd i'll bank
rnptcy for release from Indebtedness. among which
vas the sum Of = duo TIE city Of Belfast Credit
ing him with the Pinafore 80 cents there still re-
mains due i %, which sum Treasurer Perry is
ready t. receive While restitution Is ID order
JUSTICE
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15
A Protest from the "Solid South"

tlcdcutlN 10 lHt 'tIlpCldtlc Pal ". ~
times it has been very ultra in its political
views and then tor weeks the most care
ful reader Of its columns would be unable
to determine its party affiliations. But
through MI it has been consistent and
outspoIlon on the money question. 1t
| ha, been for hard money, first, last, and
! 4il the time, ana has thereby secured
much free advertising from Greenback
! organs, who have denounced it as the or
/ acle o. tnp ''WaN street sharks, and the
mouth piece Of the "bloatcd bond holder"
! \ few Short weeks ago its voice was for
/ HaNard Il soared On 'Iiidcn long ago.
/ NOV it is understood to be for Hendricks
and soft money, and is ready to lead the
4 Democracy to defeat Oh that line II pro
| poses ID make the West the battle ground,
and to abandon the hdrd-money East.
! In other words, to throw away ut least a
/ chance for victory for what must prove a
certain defeat II should hc remembered
(hut the verdict Of the West in 1876 was
/ against the Democratic party. Indiana
alone of the Western States voted for Mr.
/ l'ildrN. Since then the Grcenbacl> de
1 parturc and its complete defeat by the
/ fact of specie resumption has rendered
\ SllI more remote the chance OF Demo-
cratic success in any Of those states cN-
2 10, q !.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

We learn that by the will Of the late Geo S.
Murphy Of Boston. deceased, the toar daughters Of
our townman John d. Richards esq viii receive
about Sie,w1, and his granddaughter falls heir to
the handsome sum Of about Si00 00A Nj Rich
ards IS one Of our oldest citizens. aud he and his
family are eminently worthy Of the good fortune
that has betallen them. Ellsworth American
The survivors Of Andersonville Libby and other
southern prisons held a meeting in New York
Tuesday
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

Macon, Georgia, has shipped to New
years wheat
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15


THE popularity Ut the four Per cent loau HWY
oyT u'n STg",f, u ', l, more I h 'aru WAS
thc total sales Of four PER cents hays been ~,'n
AZ, wax hnf mJin1 I"llars worh IF INK ,'I Hun,
lrn-dal'ar certificates were Sold' winch Sh"w tlAi
ir6rtIani Adycrtisrr
y SHOWS no surn 'hlR, oera",r 'GtSt lr'' ,''',.1
Bank, of New y ork, and the rich men who own ID
'''! 'lh ~ l''''' ''''' "i \ '''i'''' ''' ''''
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~
Secretary Sherman retained Them That
they might be taken NJ by the people dI-
rcctIy. either from the Treasury Or from
postlnaslrrs ana other government AGENTS.
They are now being disposed of RAPIDLY
in that way, and to 'pcrsons oI small saN
ing,. as correctly stated N, Tho \lNcr-
tiscr
lnthe English Parliament certain meme
ber4 are designated whose duty Ii II tn
hunt up and bring in absrnter- when
thrre Is i division, and Who urr KNOWN as
whins Thr IInusr MI b4nr,.S,.l,f.tti,,.-. or
rather the Democratic majority t1tltHl F.,
l,s f,Yni HI ,,.,.....,r,- .t...y rn.tf.h
tee of one from each state ha, been APP
pointed to secure the attend .ure MI Dtn-
.ocratic mrmhers - Fir as ny3rt.rlnlr,
and in ease al ahs,uce .f ueu,lrr, to ar
rance Dajrs on political. hnalri3. and NH
,+,nr ,.n,o,t..nt ni,astinns +tI,t III rr,is,.
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The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

Half dozen members Of the Legsa-
ture Of 1851, have issued a call for a mass
meeting at Augusta on the I'd Of June, to
celebrate the loth anniversary Of the sign
ing Of the original Maine law by Governor
Hubbard.
The House committee on the Judiciary
does not intend to hear any further evil
dence in relation to the Geneva award at
this session, or to give any further consd-
GRAFTON to that matter
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

The Rockland Opinion says We can't
revive defeated men by our galyanic bat
terry. That paper ought to be able to. 1t
Is shocking enough.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

In 1861 a one hundred dollar grecnbuck
was worth only thirty eight dollars and
seven cents in gold. Now it is worth
500 in gold. And yet the Grecnbackers
are not happy.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

The Portland daily Press appears in
new amt Ntry handsome dress ot type
its pages moro than ever attrac-
tl,-,
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

Alex. Stephens seems 10 be doing an
the talking, all the speech making and
all the Ietter-vrtng in Washington, be
sides being interviewed two Or three times
day. And he an invalid, too. Some
body ought to suggest to him that few
brilliant flashes Of silence would come in
very well nov. The country wants peace.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

Thc Woodruff round the World sccu-
titir expedition has been abandoned 81
account Of inadequate support.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

Ihe Democrat, are in 4 hole. ana i. will take
some brilliant scneralshp 10 ge them out without
the loss ii some o1 the prestige with which they
cnteroi he fight fNua,t from a pr rate letter
from Washington.
The writer Of the letter from which the
above extract is made is a dyed in the
wool Democrat; 4 Pennsylvania. a ma
tive Of the state in which certain old
Democrats are said to east their votes at
each succeeding Presidential election for
Gen. jackson. He has moreover been for
many years close observer Of political
events at Washington and has had cX-
ceptional facilities for obtaining informal
ton He is perhaps the last man in Wash
ington who would he suspected of going
over to the Republicans. His opinion Of
the situation, it will be seen, is identical
with that expressed by the Journals; and
it is something more than an opinion it
is the truth.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

The press of advertising upon our col
umns compeIs us to send out this week a
supplement, in order to give the readers
of the Journal their due share ofnews, etc.
The one which is enclosed this week con
tains the equivalent of eight columns, and
will he followed 1T intervals by others,
when required.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

The Greenbacb distrust Of Smith, the
last years candidate, still continues. At
OIdtown Democrat, who has been look
ing over the matter writes
We honestly believe that if the Hon. J L. Smtl
was offered the nomination for governor by the re
publican party on a hard money platform. he woulc
accept and 90 into the fight with all his fornc
affiliations for the party.
The Republican journal., 1879-05-15

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1rl ".IA ~irH '"ftt " {" ha'.l Aue rom tau
H"F I1e in'nt~ Y Ndr~ Iacn Withdrew thrlr
ma'. a.d 'r4ueF- waEeI tAe remainder ot lIe
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The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
oCAL TIME TABLE.

kuAIss LEAVE WILMINGTON.
, 1000 a. M; i2.7 u 80, 2.3o, 400,
I O. .. .I6. y. IN. On Sundays; 2.O9.
m; 8 OO, 4. ~, o 80, 0 ~, p m.
aw York: 2.37, 9.6O,a IN, IL 35, ri2 80.
~ m .OnSundays: 2v8a m. 8 46,p. m.
2lfimore and Washington: 1851, 2.lO,
a m, II II, iIl, 61s. 10 26,p IN. Sun
l25i, 2.l0,o.3s, IN.
tort Deposit; AoS p IN; no sunday
|ew Castle: go, s1o = m; ioo, 8 80 p
M sunday train.
slaware Il. r.: sio q IN; 06, 8 80
no sunday train.
snington A Northern X. r.: 9 62o q
~ 10 . IN; no Sunday train.
iaw ware Western X. r.: 10 20 M; 8 30
on sundays: 10 80 a m.
ass ARRIVE AT WILMINGTON.
philadelpnia: IL ~, 8 "a, $40 06 a IN
mn, " Is, ~ 81, 3 80, 451, b0a. q %,
10 "a. II 10. p IN on sundays: IL 43,
m, 1855, 10 20, II 10 p m.
NewYo.x: / OF, . "a q m; 12 ~, 70 81
10 22 m, IN Sundays: u -, I 06
Rs slt,mpre: 2 OF, 8 20, 941, q m; i21,
S 81, 8 SO p M on Sundays; 2 o. m
kHAkhingtOn' " m ~ ~, ~ oof
. 50 p m; on Sundays: . "a q m; o 10
Pot Deposit 100 m; no Sunday
MS. .o,o
7i5p M; no Sunday trains.
delaware X. r.; $50 IL 10 IN
y. m; no Sunday trains.
Wilmington d Northern X. r.: SOS,
am; 50 p IN; no Sunday trains.
I)elaware Western h. r.: % m ;
m; on SUNDAYS: 500 y m.
= ron WILMIN0T LEAVE PHIL
ADKLPHIA,
Broad street and Washington ave
30, = %, 10 80, II 4b q m; 2 90. 80,
!. q : 80 90 q m; NJ 4 eO,s Is, II 80, p m.
Thirty second and Market streets
hi, IL m, u 10, 3 IS, $50, II 30 p M
Bundavs: o 80. II 80 . m.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
RAILR 10.

,ADELPhIA, WILMINGTON q
KLTIMORE RAIL ROAD.
Novem Der 10. 1878.
bs will leave Wilmington ~ follows
Adelp phia and IntermedisteB Stations,
10, 10 w q. ma $50, 40, 70,
. m.
ade phia (Express) go, 0.t0, a m.
b. and New YORK, 81, %, o.oO. IN
y 3s, SAG, p. N.
Ilnore and intermediate Stations,
N.
3imore and Pay Line, 7.0s, a. m.
rinore and Washington, ,iZ6 10, S3s.
n, IOt, 5.ls, O26, p. m.
ns for Delaware Division, leave fer:
Castle, $40, s.l5, a. IN. LOS, Q 10, p. m.
frington and Intermediate Stations.
na., | 05, $50 p. m.
mar and Interme ediate Stations rs
! U5, p. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
adelphis and Intern ediate stations
m. 300. 6.3n, r. m.
ielphia and New York, 200. q. m
m.
more and Washington, 1881. lC
! ~.
fuiher Information passengers are
e4 to the time tables posted at the
II. +. .KENNEY,
Superintendent.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
Th Blanc hard Blood and
Nerve Food

Has been found by hundreds OF the pc ople
OF this community to bb the m ost reliable
invigorator. 1t contains really the essence
OF life. being m ade directly from the wheat
kernel-tke gre 1t life staple. dec.O-lw
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10

buy ana sell stocKa
,e r. Bonds and Gold In n
lQ q COs York Phila baltimore
and local markets.
ANkERS AND BROk ERS.
bn House Building. Entrance on o,
Street.
1. for A merlcan, Red Star, Inman
pnard Lines to Great Britain and
ent si Europe
FOR SALE.
n First National Bank stock.
vii. Coal Gas Co. stock.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
The shave RI.

the barber shaves with pol lshed blade,
The merchant shaves In CONSTANT trade,
The broker shaves ON twelve per cent,
The landlord sbaves by raising rent,
The doctor shaves In patenl pills,
The tnpster shaves In pints and giIls.
The farmer shaves In hay and oats,
The banker shaves on his own netes,
The lawyer shaves both friends and foes,
The p dtler shaves where'er he goes,
The offiee holder shave The nation.
The trson shaves To mems salvation,
The W ly churchman shaves his brotner,
The people all shave one another.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
The Gentle Sex.

AS Peter sat at heavens gate,
Amaiden sought permission,
And begged OF him. II not too late,
To give her free admission.
"Whst claim hast thou to enter here?'
lie cried win earnest mien.
"fltase, sr." she said, twixt hope and feal
lin only just Sixteen"
"Enough !" the hoary guardian said,
And the gaze wide open threw,
"That is the age when every maid
Is girl end angel tCO."
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
,NHE ARrIzANs SAVINGS sAxN

ylyHE ARTIZANS SAVINGS 3AxX
BO2 MARK EFT STREET.,
INCORPORATED JANUARY 24d 1861.
Open 70 receive deposits daily from A.
M. until p. NJ, and on Tuesday and SAT-
urdav evenings from tn o'clock.
SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,
regularly made In April and October.
When dividends are not Withdrawn they
re accounted as deposits. Thus permanent
deposits compound their Interest twice In
each year.
Glenn entH myth, George W. Bush,
Chas. W. own e. George 8, Capelle,
Nathap'l X. Benson, NJ. l.. Lichenstein,
Henry r. Dure, Edward Darlington
W. Hastings, Job II. jackson,
Edward Pusey, VIM. II. Swift,
Anthony Higgins.
GEO. W. BUSH, President.
GEO. u. CAPELLE, Vice President.
feb2i e. r. TAYLOR. Treasurer
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
From w WasllingtOn.

The Condition of business in the
House.
WASHINGTON, Jan. D.-Speaker Ran
dali, alluding to the condition OF bust
ness in the House, said to-day that if me-
cessary the business of the House, inclu-
ding the appropriation bills, could be
finished by The 10th Of February, and il
there is any delay in important legisla'
ton the Senate will be responsible.
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
he Best Qualities of MEDICINES

The Best Qualities of MEDICINES
All WILLIAMS
THE MOST RELIABLE PROPRIETARY
MEDICINES,
At Ninth and Market.
Choice PERFUMERY, COLOGNES, &c.
AT WILLIAMS
A fine assortment of HAIR, TOOTH, and
NAIL BRUSHES,
AT Ninth and Market
A choice Imported Key West, Pride of Key
West or Greuley Cigar,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice FLAVORING ACTS
Strong and Pure,
AT Ninth and Market,
AT VILLA s.
Fine A MEXICAN & IMPORTED SOAPS
AT Ninth and Market.
=. Get the best" WI, LIAM~' SAPONA-
CEOUS DENIlFRICE,
AT WILLIAMS
Choice Goods, Accuracy in dispensing and
Reasonable Prices.
WILLIAMS PRESCRIPTION STORE
apl2-tf Corner Ninth and Market
The daily gazette., 1879-01-10
Co,orado.s Mex Senator.

DENVER, Col, January 9.--M eau
Gus OF Republican members of the Legls-
lature this evening Professor n. p. Ii L.,
was nominated on the fourth ballot for
United States Senar or. The Legislature
will elect on the l4ih instant.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
One Of Napoleon's Tetsr0''s.
A soLDIER OF TBR OLD GUARD DIS II
BALrIMoRE, NEARLY 100 rnAhs OLD.

A soLpIER OF The OLD GUARD pibs IN
BALrIMoRR, NEARLY 100 xnAns OLD.
BALTIMoRR, Nov. l7.-Col Jshu
Frederick Won Werdsr died 10 this city
last night at the Aged Mems Home, aged
80 years, 10 months aud ~ days. A
morning paper SAYS: Won Werder was
one of the Old Guard WAS with the
First Napoleon in his retreat from N os-
COW saw his wedding with n ARA
Louisa entered Paris with tho allied
ARMED in 1914 served under Blucher 1t
Waterloo assisted in organizing the
Greek insurrection of 1870, aud fought
against Abd-el. Kader ON the plains OF
Algeria Col. Wertier, as appears from
afmanussript sketch which he has lett
behind him was born in Prussia on the
1st of January, 1880. In 1876 he Joined
tho Prussian army, and at the battle OF
Jena was made prisoner by the French,
afterward j0iuing that service. In loO'
and 1898 ho fought In Spain, and In tho
latter year married the daughter OF q
Spanish grandee. He took part In the
ram, and was made de-camp to GeH.
Murat. In the spring Of 1912 he was ap-
poi nted aide-camp to Marshal Ney,
and marched to Russia entering NJ oscow
with Napoleon. At Beressina he was
twice wounded, and after his recovery
again Joined the PrussiAn army, fighting
10 all the battles from 1873 to 1915. Be-
tween the years 1915 and 1877 he led an
adventurous life in Greece and Turkey,
and from 1927 to 1886 served with dis
t,nction IN Africa. In 18i9 he came to
this country with his wife and children
and invested his money In nursery in
Virginia. In 1852 his property was de-
stroyed by a severe flood, and other mis-
fortunes came upon hun. Three Of his
sons fell during the late war, his wife
and daughter died in 1864, and last sum
mer the veteran was compelled to seek
the shelter or the Aged Mems Home.
For the last five years he was partly
blind, but retained his faculties 10 the
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
An eleven-year- old daughter OF James

An eleven-year- old daughter Of James
X binson, of Seventeenth and Walnut
streets, Chester, was changing on" to
the back of a wagon, after the manner of
ch ldren, the other day, when her foot
caught between the spoken Of wheel.
The little girl was drawn in between the
wheel and body ofthe wagon and before
the driver could stop was shockingly
mangled.
II WAS STATED YESTERDAY that In
the course of month the new French
cable will be connected with every i'm
port ant city in the United States; that
tue work Of putting up wires inland II
now being prosecuted in seven different
States, and it is expected that communi
cation will be perfected with Boston anC
! Chicago in very short time.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
The Republican Scare In Mai,se

The senbiage at Augusta Of six OF
seven ex-Governors and host Of other
republican dlgnitaries to watch the
counting Of the votes for Governor be-
tokened the painful fright into which
the republican leaders of Maine have
been thrown by their suspicious OF un-
tair play. Their panic was probably
caused less by nythng they knew OF tie
Intentions of the democratic officials
than by their own knowledge of irregu-
larities IN many OF the elections aud GER
uticates of returns, and their recolle ;tion
OF the way IN which republican officials
have heretofore treated democratic can
didates in similar circumstances. NO
longer ago than 1877 they deprived one
democratic Senator and one democratic
Representative of their seats for mere
irregular ties OF form, and they naturally
expect to see this kind of tactics retofted
upon themselves. The true rule Is to
respect the intentions Of the voters and
waive mere form Ahties when the will of
| the voters Is clear. But this il not the
practice Of political parties. A few years
since a candidate in New II ampshire " as
deprived of his election because q share
OF the votes were for IN att II ead," when
his real name was Nathaniel Head, al
| though there WAS no doubt that all the
votes were intended for the came person.
Some of the Irregularities in Maine arc
quite as trivial but il the democratic
! iicials should initiate their republican
predecessors and rigidly follow the strict
letter of the law the result may be q
dem Jcratic and greenback Legislature
who will defeat The republican candidate
for Governor, since the Legislature
chooses that etficer when noue Of the
candidates has ia clear majority, as wa
The case In the September election.-
UeguII
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
Friohtf,u Murder bua Negro.

LAWRENCE, KANSAS, n OVEN ber.-Last
evemng, about miles south of this city
a negro named Strawder Hines went to
the house of Samuel Odell and seeing
Oiell sittIng a window inside the house
placed the muZzle of gun near the
glass aud fired at OdelPs head, killing
him instantly. Hines then went into
tue house with the intention of cutting
Mrs Odells throat with butcher knife
but desisted. About six months ago
Hines met Mrs. Odell IN cornfeld aBd
frightened her terribly at a time when
she was in delicate health. For this Odell
nreateDed to be revenged and Hines
! says il was because he was afraid of his
/ own life that lie took Olells. There ID
I great excitement in the neigh borhoot
and threats are made of lynching Hines
" ho is Jail here.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19

Hon. James Gilfillan, United States
treasurer, in submitting his annual re-
port to Secretary Sherman, says the ag-
gregate of gold coin and bullion, and of
SILVER coin and bullion, including stand
'u silver dollars, which, being coined
"hder the act of February 28, 1878, do
ho' appear in the statement prior to that
year, IN SHOWN to have increased from
*ol,4'z'4zo In 1876 to $114,464,9s2 in
1877, to $leS,969,44l in 1878 and tc
$232, ,s07 1893 in 1879.
Mr.. Gilhllan expresses it as his opin-
ion that the rapid appreciation of alive,
bids. fair TO solve tha silver problem fol
this country.
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
A Tate for the Mdrines.
now FAMoUs,C CJSFEoKRATE cRuIsBR
WENT TO HEIRLOOM.


WENT TO HEIRLOOM.
LONDON, Nov. 18, 1879.
The former Confederate cruieor Shen-
an lo a has sunk off the Island of Soco-
IRA, IN the Indian Ocean. Tie date of
the disaster Is unknown. Most OF tho
crew were drowned. The Shenandoah
belonged to the Sultan Of Zanzibar.
This despatch is confirmed by the Lon
don World, of April l6, 1879, which Is
quoted In the n. " Herald of April 80,
and which says livery body has heard
of the Shenandoah, the notorious priva-
teer Of the Soutberners in the American
clvli war, but | do not suppose that
many people knew the fate OF the ship
Wien the war ended. OF all places in
the world She now lies 'fathom deep of
the Island of Socrota, IN the Arabian
Gulf Having been bought at auction
Tor The Sultan OF Zanzibar, and lying
lie for some years, she was sent u
bombay for repairs, but foundered of
! Sucotra, all hands being lost except ont
i1nglshman and few I.ascars."
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
CieOpatrd's Needle.

pIG0INa DOWN TO THE oBPLIsK's FoUN-
DATIoNs-40 TONS OF GRANITE AND
THREE wIDh SLABS AS A PRDIMEST-
PHEPARATIONs FOR SHIPMENT.
LONDON, Nov. Is, 1879.
The Times Alexandria correspondent
to-day makes reference to the obe lisk.
"'rhe Americans, he says, are busy with
the removal of their precio Us p Oss sssi o n.
The obellsk has been cleared 10 the base,
twenty feet below the present level OF
the soil, and it now stands on . block u
granite, weighing forty tons, which
again rests on three wide slabs. The
whole goes to New York. The monu.
ment will be lowered at the beginning OF
Decembe and launched in a case, winch
will be towed round to the arsenal wharf
here the whole will be thrust length
wise into the hull of the steamer"
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19

Principal Pay able October 1, 1917,
at the agency Of the Company In the city
Of New York. Interest pay able April and
Oct. at the same place.
These bonds are secured by first mort
gage on the road, equipment, property and
franchises OF the company, limited TO tl2,.
000 per mile, and con vertibls into stock at
the option OF the holder,
q 800 900 cash, equal TO more than one
half the total cost of the road has already
been expended In construction and equip
ment. A. large portion OF the road is now
In operation and the balance will be COM
pleted within six months.
Copies OF the mortgage may be examined
and full Information had at the office OF
the undersigned. by whom the above bonds
are offered for sale at Wand accrued inter
est, the right being reserved to advance
the price without notice.
AMERMAN q BURWELL, Bankers.
novAdlm. No. IL Broad bteeet N. Y
The daily gazette., 1879-11-19
Young Prospective Pirates.

Ten young boys of London, Ont. I,
have been discovered in plot to buy a
schooner and turn pirates on the lakes.
They had each purchased revolvers and
we're concerting as to the weapons of
warfare. The money for this outfit was
$50, which one of the boys stole from a
relauon. The Oldest boy is twelve years
~ apa.