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Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Mrs. Roach al 81. PauI's.

This lady has been conducting revi
val services at st. Paul's NJ. Z. Church
since >unday morning.
On Sunday morning and evening the
church, including aisles and galleries,
was crowded. On Monday at p. m,
there was fair congregation, and in
the evening quite large congregation.
Mrs r. with bright, smiling, benevo
lent countenance and soft ti.mulous
tone of voice presents her gospel mes
sage in most winning manner. Her
hearers sit in perfect silence and still
ness, listening to her gentle persuasive
utterances, until almost unconsciously
their tears begin to flow. There is a
spiritual influence attending Mrs.
R0ach's discOurses, which maniiests it's
presence not by any great outburst Of
emotion, but rather in deep tone of
seriousness and silent thoughtfuiness.
Deep modrsty and humility are visi.
bic in all her movements. She wins
and persuadrs in the most gentle man.
ner. The services will continue every
day during the week except Saturday
in the following order:
Public service in the main audience
room of the church, at and u o'clock,
p. m., and prayer meeting at p. m. in
the lecture room. The public generally
are most cordially invited to attend.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Pepper Pods.

The body OF Bayard Taylor will ar
rive in New York tomorrow morning
The Moral Suasion Reform Associa
tion room having been newly kalsomin
ed will present n very fresh appear
ance this evening.
1t is now reported that another Pima.
fore troup is to visit Wilmington short
ly.
Already furniture cars are rumbling
over the streets, taking our movable
citizens to their new houses.
The Equitable Loan Association las,
night at its monthly meeting sold $500
at II per cent. The remainder was paid
to withdrawing members.
Attend the meeting of the Ladies Aid
tonight, and the Ladies' Temperance
Aid 10 morrow night.
Wanted food reliable news agents
at Landenberg, Pa, and Laurel. Del.
to sell the REPUBLICAN,. None but hon
est and capable agents need apply.
There will he a public temperance
meeting held in the Bethany Baptist
church at Elm and Jackson streets this
evening, under the auspices of the NJ.
S. X. A.
J. T. Walker, boot and shoe dealer at
No. 13 East Third street, is improving
his store by adding an additional room
to it.
Squire Bertolette has received cne Of
Halls new safes. The Squire will take
charge of any valuable papers for par.
ties who may desire to have them
placed in safe place for deposit.
Rev. +. b. Duval Of the First Pres
byterial church conducted the services
at the Reformed Episcopal church of
the Covenant last evening. One lady
arose for prayers. This evening Rev.
Mr.. Mallery of Olivet Presbyterian
church will conduct the exercises.
The railing at the Journal building,
adjoining the City Hall is to be used as
a resort for gentlemen of leisure no
longer The police have been instructed
to move Ill persons who use it as a
resting place.
A new Hall fre-proof safe was taken
to the Almhouse yesterday.
A canary bird lost at No. l02 W.
18th street. A reward is offered. See
advertisement.
Easter Monday, April l4th, is chosen
by the Jefferson Democratic Club, for
their annual ball. Eggs for refresh.
ments will be allowed.
A how named lanes Sweeney had tn
pay fine before Esq. Hagany, y-ster
day, fer cruelty treating goat.
Gus. O'Donnell the white boot black,
who was fined 81 and cost this morning
for insulting young lady on King
street, aud Thomas Anderson and
Cornelius Drvlin who were given 80
days at New, Castle were taken over to
Fort Pyle this afternoon by officer
richards.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Archbishop PsrceII's Troubles.

The two Catholic vicar generals in
Cincinnati--on- representing the Ger
man churches, the other the English
speaking congregations-met on Mon
day and called a conference Of all the
clergy Of tho diocese to devise some
means for raising money to pay off the
claims of the most needy creditors OF
Arch hbishop Purcell. The main points
of the plan suggested are to have a
comnltte- appointed from among the
laymen of the Church, who shall re-
celve all money sent in by the Irish
churches outside of the city and dis
burse it to those whose necessitous cir
cumstances will not permit them to
wait. Then it is proposed that each
priest in the diocese shall undertake to
rails. money from his own congregation
commencing on Easter Sunday, and as
rapidly as funds come in they shall he
put in the hands of the committee to
be used in wiping out the debt.
A Cincinnati dispatch to the New
York Herald says: 1.-THE Arch
bishop has been at Clifton for two days
past, and it is said by those who have
seen him to be In most depressed con-
dtiOn Of mini. de breaks out in subs
and tears whenever his misfortnnes are
broached to him. His greatest concern
seems to b. the stigma that will come
to the Church because Of his misfOrtu
nate Encouragement Of affairs"
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Important Decision

Judge Barrett, OF the New York Su.
preme Court, yesterday decided the
case of the New York Elevated Rail.
road Company against the board of as.
SCISSORS, tC set aside the decision of the
tax commiss toner's assessing the com.
pany on their real estate for 81 204, 800,
and their personal estate forE Sl05, 600.
These are the amounts fixed as the
basis Of the assessments. Judge Bar.
rett vacates the personal estate assess
ment, as the amount Of the paid in
capital ($l ,o6S, ,0OW does not equal the
a'nonnt which they ara assessed for
really. The assessment, he says, is
not on the amount of the street taken,
which would be, for foundation, s34,
500 mile, or for pillars alone 81 ,JOo,-
600 a mile, but on the whole structure.
He decides that the whole structure is
assemble as real estate, on the same
principle that bridge has been held
liable TO tax, or house built on piles.
He concludes that the proceeding of
the company must be dismissed as to
the real estate taXet, and be- sustain,
ed as to the personal taxes.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Municipal Elections.

WEsrflELD, Mass, March 1.-THE
Butler Democracy made clean SWEEP
in yesterdays election, -lecting it.
full ticket for S-lectInen by iarg,
majoriti-s. 1t elected two out OF three
Oh tn. School Committee. Rev. Th nm.
az Smyth, Catholic, was defeated The
full Board OF Assessors and all but on.
OF the constables were elected On the
Butler ticket. Ths election was con
Quoted by the Butler men under the
head Of "lndependent Reform" A
heavy vote was polled, and there wa.
great excitement.
GAN Francisco, March ll.-At the
Oakland municipal election yesterday
the vote was very heavy. The Citizens
electe! five Councilnen and five School
Trustees; the Working Men two Coun-
cilnen and one School Trustee. The
vote for Mayor was close, tn. Working,
mems nominee probably being elected.
In the municipal election in Salina
the Citizens elected full ticket. except
one Councilman and one School Trus-
tee--Worklng Men.
ROCKFORD, Me-, March 1l.-At the
second halloting for Mayor to day there
was no change. There were .420 votes
cast, of which Lov-joy, (R-p,,) receiv.
Oh $50, Hall, (Grbk. 5l6, and Gregory
(Dem.) 324
At the municipal elections in Sacra-
mento City to-day the Republicans
made clean sweep, beating the Demo
Gratis and Working Men.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Removal Of Jail WRrdens,

From the "Every Evenings" first
edition we learn that Sheriff Pyle yes
terday notified Messrs. Herdman and
Brumield, the day and night keepers
of the prison, that their services would
no longer be required after the lst of
April. This action of the sheriff took
the wardens and their friends by COM
plste surprise, as they had not the least
intlnation of it, but on the contrary
had every reason to suppose they would
be retained, having heard no complaint
in any respect. 1t is said that their
places are to be filled by a gentleman
by the name OF DOran, now member
of the Legislature, and Jesse James; the
first to succeed MIR Herdman, and the
latter Mr.. Brumfeld. The retiring Off
GERS have been keepers Of the prison for
some years and have proved very Eff.
cient, Mr.. Herdman in particular.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
FOREI(sN NEWS.

LONDON, March Bismarck has
been badly worried by his adversaries
in the Reichstag.
The proposed impeachment of the
DeBroglie ministry by the French
Chambers promises 10 fail.
The reign OF terror in Burmah is not
yet over. European residents are get
ting anxious.
Floods in Hungary threaten to make
10000 people homeless.
iakoob Khan is negotiating with
the British.
General Grant is in Calcutta.
Ross beat Enmet easily in the boat
race on the Thames.
A Swiss judge has been sent to pri-
son four years for embez1l.ment.
The British corvette Thstis took fire
at Plymouth, England, last night, and
was still burning at one o'clock this
morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
COnrt House Removal.

The Jefferson Democratic Club held
large meeting last evening, and unan-
imouS!y adopted resolutions in favor OF
removing the Court House to this city.
After a string Of whereases, setting
forth the iLconveniences under which
the people labor, and the advantages to
be gained by having the Court House
in Wilmington, the following resolu-
tions were adopted
Rssoioed, That the members of this club do
hereby signify their approval OF the bill now
before the General Assembly, in relation to
the removal Of the county seat to the CITY Of
imington and that they urgently request
the Senators and Representatives from New
Castle county to vote for the said bill and do
all they can to secure It's passage; and be 1t
further
Resoiued, That copy Of this preamble and
resolution, under the hand Of the President OF
the club, ,attested by the Secretary ,bo forward
ed to both houses OF the General Assembly Of
the State OF Delaware, with the request that
they be read by the clerks OF both houses.
Reso wed further, That this preanblN and
resolution be entered at large upon the re.
cords oi this club.
A copy of the foregoing resolutions
was sent to each member Of the Legis-
lature this morning.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
yesterdays Nsws.)
AFTER rILDEN's BARl.'s.
Where Samuel Is Randall Was dur
iWg hts few Days Visit ~ New
York

Where Samuel r. Randall " as dur
iUg hts few Days Visit ~ New
York.
The Philadelphia Record" not over
friendly to the Rx-Speaker Randall, has
the following Washington despatch da-
ted Washington, March 10th: There has
been a good deal of speculation here as
to the precise object Of Randall = recent
visit to New York, especially since il
became known that he did not accept
the invitation of the Manhatten Club.
The conundrum has been, where was
Samuel during the four days he r.-
mained undiscovered in New York!
Tonight the conundrum was an
swered by declaration, on an authoIi-
ty which cannot be questioned, that
Randall's visit TO New York was to con.
suit with Tilden that he was in com.
munication with the Tilden interest,
and that he has returned to Washing
ton backed not only by the legitimate
influence Of that interest, but 10y its
money. IN other words, that he comes
back from New York ahundantly
supplied with the sinews of war ts
carry on his fight for the Speak
ershIp. Otherwise, there appears to be
no new Developments OF the light to.
night bryond those already stated in
these dispatches, except positi-e
statement that Randall has received a
dispatch from Garfield assuring him
that he need have no fears Of his cleo
tion-,hat the Republicans will help
him out.
The desire ofths Republicans to elect
Randall and the probability that he
will get more or less Republican votes
is freely discussed by Democratic mem.
bers to night. At the Black burn head
quarters to night it is stated that there
is assurance of "A votes for Mr.. Black.
burn. This number would doubtless
compass his nomination, Is it is certain
that not more than l43 Democrats will
60 into the caucus. The result, how
ever, depends entirely on The amount
of trading Randall can do in the next
five days.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
LOCAL TIME TABLE.
NOVEMBER ~, 1873.


TRAINS LEAVE WILMINGTON
FOR Philadsiphia: 2.37. 5.05, $40, 800, p.5C
ic;o0 q, M: l2.S. l2,3t, $50, 4.G0, .. II
12o, $40 p. m.
For New York: 231, q. ,m.; 7.05, $50, l2.s7
1883, b.46 u. IN. On Sundays: 2.37, 81
p. m.
For Baitmore and Washington: 12b. .,r
$50 .. m.; l2.5I, Lea, bls, pm.
For Baltimore: 7.0s, Express. ON SUNDAY
Tor Baltimore and Washington: 1881, 2it
$50 a. III.
For baltimore and way stations: $50 a. m.
5.1sp m. '
For New Castle: s.a,, s1s a. m., los, 60
p. IN.
For Delaware X. r.: ql5a. m..lO6 A IN =,
No sunday trains.
FOR Wilmington \ Northern X, r.: sab a
M; y. m; and 300 p. m. Saturday
urda,s only. 100 p. IN.
or Delaware Western r. H.: 7.l5, 10. 80, Am
b.3o p. M. No Sunday trains.
TRAINS ARRIVE A. WILMINGTON.
From Philadelphia: II. As. 2.G3, s.34. $40 n m.
i2.o3. l2.a7, 1.C2. 4.2o. b.l3, e.2b, 100, 7IO
il.l6p. ID. On Sundays: l2.43, 2O3, Su
10. ~. m: 1915, ll.i5, y. III,
From haltitnore:2 n 3 80 S.l6a, :l227 1877
S.Se, s& p. IN. On sundays2Sl, am. b3s
From Washington: 2.3I, a. m.: 1927, 1881
e;ss, o;3s p. IN. On Sundays: 23i a. IN.
5.ao, a.3o y. m.
From New Castle: $50, 1910 a. H.;
40 l.. N. No Sunday trains.
From Delaware X. r.: $50 n. m.; l2lo, Il(
p. IN.
from wilmington b Northern X. d: sol
q. n. ll;3o a. M; and 7.36 p. In. Sstur
days only, 1870
From Delaware Western X, r.: 500 a. m
2lo, 800 y. IN. No Sunday trains.
PHIA.
From Broad street and Washington avenue
7.bU, 500. lO.a0, ll.45 a. m.; 100, 4. 90. 1Ib
800, 6.16 9.+b. ll.30 p. IN. On SUNDAYS,
=, IDs 30 Il, M; SOD ll.3O p. IN.
ON lhiriy-Second and Market streets: l. 90
75o, I.d6 a. in.; l2.2t, 400 600, II. az u, m
I'm "Hndavs' 100. 7.30 n. III
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
FO9EIGN NEWS.

The Princess Louisa Margarsta the
int nded bride Of Prince Arthur,
arrived in England yesterday.
Bismarck relies mainly on the rural
population of Germany TO sustain him
in the new parliament elections.
The German Parliament rejected a
motion Tor European congress to ar
rang. a general disarmament.
The republican groups in the French
Assembly hold meeting today to de-
terInine action on the impeachment
question.
President Grevy has pardoned Isl
more communists.
A private letter from India says "th'
people Of Cashmere are dying OF famine
lik. flies"
The last reinforcemsnts TOR South AZ.
RIGA left England yesterday.
Local option in the matter of liqnor
licenses was defeated last night in the
British House of Commons.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
The international Walking Match

The international walking match at
New York yesterday was attended by
throngs of people, O'Leary's work
during the day was not very encourag-
ing to his friends, and there were some
reports that he was sick. As it was
only the first day Of the contest, how
ever, with five more days ahead, any
misgivipgs on his account were consid-
cred premature. Rowell forced him
self ahead, followed by Hartman. At
1913 O'Clock last night Rowell had
made lO5 miles, 4 laps, Hartman 95
miles 5 laps, O'Leary 81 miles ! lap
Ennis So miles I laps. Rowell made
100 miles in 10 hours "a minutes As
seconds. Rowell retired at ll.ljl o'clock
after walking his ll0th mile. o. O'Leary
at lO.35t, after making his 93i mile.
Hartman continued the race, scoring
100 miles at II 3j 50. Ennis finished
his 95th mile at l2.i7 .iG, and also re-
tired, leaving the track bare.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
Rev. r.. Dewitt Talinage.

The examintion into the common
fame charges against the Rev. 7. De-
Witt Talmage began in Brooklyn, N.
Y, yesterday. The church committee
having the matter under consideration
made a report which was accepted, re-
commencing that Mr.. Talrnage be cited
for trial on the charges. DR.. Talmage
said he had been waiting for a trial for
the past nine years. Atrocious crimes
had been committed against him as a
minister, and if the presbytery did not
try him he would try the presbytery
in the Tabernacle next Sunday. The
presbytery adopted the charges and
specifications and considered this de-
tail of the trial last evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-12
ION Much Married.

The Superintendent of Police of New
York received letter few days age
from Chief Of Police Davis, Of Syracuse,
asking for information of one George
j. Brewer, who had recently married
Miss Hattie Young, Of that city, and
who had promised 10 marry Miss Smith,
OF the same city. Brewer was found
living with his wife in New York, at
No. 2l7 East Sevehty-eighth street,
and it is said that he has another wife
in Chicago. He was arrested and will
be relnanded to await the arrival of an
officer from Syracuse. lie states that
his wife knew perfectly well he had
married young lady i'll Syracuse.