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Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Thomas D. Gibson will relinauisb
the hotel business Oh the 25th of March
and he is getting signers to petition,
applying to the City Conncil, for the DO.
sition as clerk of the market. The
Swan Hotel in Fourth street near Mar.
ket, now occupied by him will be taken
bysJohn Dunn, OF the Delaware House,
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Badly Crushed.

A man named Carr was badly crush
ed by being rolled between the plat
form and the cars at Chelmsford, on Fri
day evening, by the train going north
on the Wilmington 4 Northern Rail-
road. lie was carried into the hotel,
and the physician pronounced his inju.
riesof very serious character.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

AT Lawton's China Bazaar at No. Cos
Market Street, is now one of the cent.
ers of attraction on Market Street, and
all this comes OF his having so much
light in his large and comnodious
Store, after night-fall.
Were you ever in this Bazaar, if not
call at once and make your necessary
household purchases. Read his adver-
tisement in another column OF the Re-.
PUBLICAN, and act accordingly.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

The saying "time is money is best
illustrated by the pionpt action of DR..
Bulls cough syrup in cases of coughs,
colds, &c. Price rs cents bottle. All
druggists keep it.
Three applications cured me of severe
Rheumatic pain, and cheerfully re-.
commend Keller's Roman Liniment
Cornelius Noonan, Lieutenant Metro
politan Police, Washington, D. c.
Prof. J. X. Taylor will lecture to the
young men at their Reading Room cor.
9Th and Penn Sts., tonight.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

This is to notify the public that Ros-
IN II Bro DO W. End street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city, lpt'their prices
be what they may. Rosin x Bro. has a
Splendid assortment Of all the latest
paterns, everything guaranteed salts
'actory and estimates given cherrfully.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Patriotic FireEnegl.

The Delaware Fire Campany have
their house profusely decorated, in
honor Of Washington's birth day. The
front Of the building is hung with
bunting and Chinese lanterns, and the
apparatus is also similarly decorated.
The effect is an imposing one.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
SECOND EDITION
state Oh the 'vhermOmet@r.
Ar THE REPUBLICAN OFFICE Feb. %.
o'clock. 10 o'clock. Z o'oloos
23C 300 800
The weather.

War Department, Office of ths Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, D. c., Feb.
%, l A. N.
Indications for Saturday-For the
Middle States. northerly winds, shit
ing to easterly and southerly, slowly
rising temperature during the day,
falling barometer, and clear or partly
cloudy weather, followed during the
night by increasing cloudiness and pos
sibly light snow.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
rsat - -7-- -t
New SIArpetiuss.

N this department we are selling a
Nr of "extra qualities" Ingrains at Is
"nts, that are very handsome styles,
md a splendid line of lower priced
goods. Nothing old. g. WoREELL,
'Nonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

Economize by buying good stewing
beef at to s cents Il pound good roast
at to 10; best roast, II to IA, round
steak, l2l rump steak, II; sirloin, 16,
of K. P. Geary, stalls 10 and | Third
street market, and A. r. Geary, stall
~ Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Hack EillkN.

Our numbers of full cashmere silks,
at $l.OO, Sl.25, $3.50, sl.7l and $500,
are now in stock. They are the best
value, for the prices, that can be Offer
cd in any market. G. WoRRsLL, Ma
sonic Temple.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Esnta !! NNniAT

Spring style silk hats, fine Derby
hats, nobby soft hats, boys soft and
stiff hats, children's spring style hats,
silk and cashmere caps, umbrellas, &c.
New goods. Low prices. RuMroRp
Bros, 4O4 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Al Half Mast,

The flag at the depot is hung at half
mast to the memory of Harry Broomall,
a fireman on the road, who died this
morning of typhoid fever. He was
twenty-four years of age and leaves a
wife and one child.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
George Warrington csouuc,,

George Washington, colored. convict
ed Of feionously assaultinga little girl,
was hanged III one of the suburbs of
Louisville, Ky., yesterday. Ten thou
sand people witnessed the execution. -
When the drop fell the rope broke short
off at the top, but it was read justed, and
in nine minutes afterwards the culprit
was again strung up. 1t is said he was
unconscious during the horrible occur
rance.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Removal.

Mrs. William Jacobs, formerly ofthis
city residing at 10 +. 7th street, will
remove to-day to 227 Paterson street,
ChnSter Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Snrinw (.AAtf.

Mr.. Carson, 233 Market street, has
laid in full assortment of spring
goods, which he will make to order at
short notice. Don't fail to give him a
call.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
To Esc Hung.

The coming Spring, 20, 900 pieces of
wall paper and 1000 pairs OF win
dow shades, all from the reliable
Wall Paper House OF J. X. Holt, 223
Market street. Mr. Holt is selling l5c.
paper for l2tc., l2tc. for loc.; lOc for
~, aud Sc. for &c. per piece. These
gooa- are of the very best make, and
Guaranteed at full length Mr.. Holt
will sell you enough paper and border
tC paper room u it. by II fl. for the
,mali sum OF IS cents. so, you see, pa
pering is cheaper than whitewashing.
l'he spring designs are stylish and
beautiful. Good oil shading 1sc. per
yard. Window shades and fixtures,
hung complete, $1.75 per pair. Gilt
papers and Dado work 80 per cent low
tr than ever. Give us a call and be
convinced that the above is no hum
Juggling advertisement, but facts. JOIN
R. HoLr. 223 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

The travel between here ana Phila.
defphia has increased to such al extent
that two extra trains have been placed
at the service OF the public.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

A GAFsD.--To all VINO are --'fering from
"A the indscretions of youth, ner YOU
weakness, early decay, loss Of manhood, etc.
will send you receipt tnat will cure you
FREE OF CHARGE This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South
America. Send self addressed envelope to
Rev. Joseph 4. lnman, Sta ation u. RbIe
House. New YORK DitT
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,

THOR SALE.--TwO siX.roomed brick houses
Il and bath room. Nos. 1872 and 1914 W.
Front street, with all the modern improve
mcnts, hot and cold water and gas through
the house. Price 81. 800. Terms accomodat-
ing. Apply to THOMAS h. LALLY,
ieb22.5th 602 Market street
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

tomorrow morning at 1880 o'clock
a. their room the League will take up
ne Mosaic Account of Creation" given
~ Genesis lst and End chaps. All
>S4ptics are invited. Seats free.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

The best thing in use for mending
,pfken articles is Kay's Coaguline.
iartman, Druggist, 5th and Poplar,
ellis it.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22

For bargains in mens', boys and
children's suits visit the Boston One
Price Clothing House, Nos. 2l3 Market
and 2l2 Shipley streets.
Gents furnishing goods in large va
riety at the Boston One Price Clothing
House, Nos. 213 Market and 212 Ship
ley strsets.
For spring overcoats and ulsters visit
the Boston One Price Clothing House,
Nos. 213 Market and 2l2 Shipley SITS.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
FIRST EDITION.
r,ress Dsiil and Inception Of the
DaPeut GnAses. e,s. q. IN their Ar
nsory In the Masonic I1ali.

,s..nms. s1ala -
- ---"E'F.-F#-7, ..4B
The second annual dress drill apd re-
osption Of the DUPONT Guards, took
place In their arlnory on Friday even
ing, before q large galherihe 0, IlehuS'
Twenty minutes to nine o'clock the
company fell in and went through the
different evolutions OF military tactics
The company are making rap" haa ~,
way and proficiency in tins art OF mill
tary drill. Captain Curtis put the
boys through for about hall an hour
aud wound Up the evenings entertain
:nent in the armory with the 'silent
drill, elieiting hearty ,appiause.
This drill Ia rather dificuit, out Is De-
ing admirably handled by tho Enjoys.
The armory was tastefully trimmed
with bunting, and the national coiors.
The letters sd. q. IN gas a. the 'front.'
Of the room had a pretty effect
Orderly Sargent Hart annouheea 'ne
following appointments ny captain
Curtis.
Corporal e. u. Whann, to be oar,
geant vice d.b. kioe pronio'e" pe'o""
Lieutenant. -, 40.
Private Bayard A. oohfaa, 70 !" oor-
poral vice u. u. Hesser, deceased.
Privateo !. u. " era"iofo' 'ice
Whann promoted.
Ths result OF the riiie practice Oh 'ne
summer OF 1873 WAS theh ahiouhoeu,
The following qualheo ior he 'aecoho
class: ,..a
Capt. J. d. Crawford 4a' Uaps' o. H.
Carter, 40; Capt. fred' Nei'er, ','
Capt. }. NJ. Curtis, 80; corpora d. A.
Conrad, 80; Private Z. ueDier, 90 .oT-
poral j. +. Wickersham, ao' fri'a'' > :
b. stidham, 81; Corporal II. Y. DAWSON
81; Color Sargent, a. ua~throp, ~
Private =. Turner, ao' tfivass1 y. Walk
er, %; Private II. B. Rhoads, Zo ffi
vate A. w. Brown, III; friVate y. oar'
ten, 26; Private A. >. Koblnson, ~. ;.
1t is but just to state the corporal b.
G. Hesser, deceased, Private a. u. smith,
enlisted in regular army, Lieutenant
Holmes, removed from the state, ana
Private Il. Z. Pickles, honofaoiy d's'
charged, alsoqualihed.
Daily Republican., 1879-02-22
Legal Holiday

The Federal state and vity offices
and banking institutions are all closed b,
to-day being the anniversary of Wash
ington's birthday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

gian bark TO the United Kingdom direct port $500 bills
H.phtha g. Ga another to Bremen Hamburg 1900 bb.
or, Grs =. Sd aT.b steamer 20 an 'mo PS to
rve rom Phlsdephs 20 the east Goa : Of rra % qfs
a go (! Strs sgGe 70 Srs o s5
10 View Castle British snip l54i TONS To Liverpool nerd
PEI pETR9LECN-FlTm. though again qgiet no fea-
iur COO bbls M sr I'm taer %arr9iS last even
Crade In shipping orcer, staoc. NapthA siic:
cases So 3@ic &c Clint RdadS6a si r a "a sale. o'S
YORK y oo6 b6 0 Grv 81 "oS b - Sgnsst - %
Se6yI ?; onepng 81 & closing 81 70 3D. old
pS eh lots more active hn inss ~ options closing wra
1 900 nc Srss s9L gno'cl = 50 Z'w aof 90 ~a%
~. So'sT %, ere, go J." 300 bsS Ap1 80 So COO
Febrrary. View go 3OcsIB 40 March so $3.50 ~.
Apn5 to4slo 80: Nav, 80 .4slo 7o.......REFF
a .,e. M - NAT m"ier' ev a,5e ane t adv
les 5'.d l. h0ves!o ~ 10 'y.r,gt &C. picked Hams
9.ori7 t7- "c Picked shoulders 4,d5c sm1gei Hans
20 % ~I"Aei shoulders &c -.MlDuLE~ 70 neht
5I4sc; short ccar. 537ac Long an snort Gear half
r ,1c t.rs al III 49,, lo va Np' 90, ~
Heavy 20 Lieat qno 81 % So rls &C. western SC
40 trad reror "a decline closing DIN ard heavy
" 9Grte private ferms 80 &C. Prime steam February.
onerr; c a. an - ,i . o- sf,,. Co., '.'1 a.
~ lc, Ha'. = ea7l5c. c"-ins 81 "c. second ca,
WAY, ~ 4@1 Be-; Junr. ~ a--ztc. cy steam dol
rr si ioc La.r-i i,r ,rg thl w. f,rtr %.
cI - 81 '1 %. "ita 's- go cs Arrl 7o-o-r.
&C., &C.. Aiy q.oroi ~ 4c.. ..BCITER ana CHLE~s
=, AVA. -" Western. -i4.-c. southern. u f-2c
E. :.s,9 P..a'oSa ooera,e 70, pns s,e
rrEtEI VI Dau aod u,-.tr r,l wr~-rn -. t,y. &C.
20 ccaa.a e4c tir e.c GSa '' '. p.m '@ a5..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

RrFTUo Fes Flour IN only tar 'gqlrf ~ nulan s1
rrirs- Yf bbls. Wheat ~ ught nlllf 'a'' >
bush so hard Dullth Spring 90 Of vAe s'rn, t.,'"
g. u4as! us 400 bush. Hard Ni.waLk"r, - 80 =
quoted 1-c comm tar inquiry and nre -ar' OF - a'
81 OAt- and bdlirF quiet al' 80 ~
,.re "a elected, quiet aud steady i29 trade it
good seed Other articles m u'ocri LttIrti
Frelghts unchanged. Wheat g cc. corn &C. At 49, 20
New York Receipts Flour 1900 bus y" 70 , ~
bush. Corn 80 80 bu-l oats 10000 bush Ehl ~ 5 10
push. Fv- - 500 bush. Sh!pm"uis- our -'5VO Jo4'
yyb.1t ~ sou bush. Com 9-io' bush OATS, IbvtO
hash. Farley 3 200 bush. aye $500 bush
H 400 Feb. IL Flour M good onand tendlts u'Naru
sprug E1trn- -3fri - ,oN grades, I:- = " - =
Patrnt. ass. Minnesota -bG-Si WINTER Extras, = a
- beat urn aud higher 20 thcae9 7VrlRE
-qr ca.G -43- r-e ~. March. tO.o'AJ - Api4 40
"a 10 -5g-jc Relrctrd toe corn iaigly active and .
shade higher. s. ~ -. c4~n; s. - Mar 8 =
AUr,l % -, Nav Rejected 2+c ohts IN good truaLu
ad =. &c hirheri g. cash y e March --'sc PR
"a r MAY RYE STEADY unchanged Barley 10 Eool %
rnnnd and shade higher 7~c Flax 500 scar ana urn
Poor rushing VI lUGsl 80 PoF IN lar dt iiahu
bat loser. 21ass DO cash 80 .. ds9 20 Aafgh
80 -. Auril. $40 Nav Lara steady Win Ihlf
demand d 7Oc cash 675c, March 90 "a 200, Ayill
II ~ e. 20 soc. MAY. Hu4k Meat. IN Tar DEMAND Du,
lourr shoulders 36Tc.. short RID, i-pc. ehof'
C..af o.. Dressed Hogs nart ye and lower az - :.
a. 10 Whl.Aev -teacy and unchanged 81 - ~
A. The heat 4ctive bat shade lower -3ise NJ arch
aOl aaua April Corn steady ami unchanged o-'s ureg
"a - ac March - a.. ALL f0IA Le-'l Anu ~Ho1'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

Ss1a. and at s5l2 ex dividend, Fort Wayne at 107.
linton Pacific at G812 the Others being easier, Har
lem at 155, Central and Hudson at 115s4, Rock
Island at 1870, and PIttsburg at e3l2 Western
Union was inactive. falling from 1OOL "a 1OOl2 to
$685..
The market closed excited and irregular.
RANCE Or THE M.gKEL
Asrrpored ~ ne Gold and stock Te'sgrdph Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

cu.,.. Fen - Hos Erg-.lfs $4,000 lead e'in-
rraat. nur tr1t. market lH at li H"-ri '-ri PACK
'r. tJus Is Choice Heavy, - sou 10. Light - 80
g. ...o
mlr,.t shade -hppgg ?" "1"r" - BUT Ir's
...,,- cows - -f0 - 30 Bulls. - -u I'D -',t,i- AZ"
Ir.'.r- rrusr - GOO" F"'' rs n a 49,
-a4Pe-I rtr,t-. 100 a-aI. shipments, l.-'r mead .
mack -f MAC an t' . 20 80 |U
Lnrf- Feb l2-CATrf2 -In acrtve demand ior Snip
u.nz grade, bat -I4le Oorr wiE.n ii" itgc 'Ap'it
Good
-t.rr- -i.urt amt acfire ~ c-t - cows and rn -
.a-4 ott,9 GRADES u.chal d. Receipts I1O1 -rAa. sally
rutafs 500 -aC.
Hoo ctve firm ana higher or Yorker, anf Bl'mor'
Al s5f- o.. IA, NJ "a. tur Same 1 paiatls Ar.
u.ou rlu--r Butshrr~o lAnrF 4.t'Tt - '''
! p. Recruits : 500 h-at 'pHl~Ht-. ''"u '-lf
-Haf-- r.ug and active =. p vous lO4-Ys receipts
,yJ -rAl. --lp.ue-ts none
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
Rochester and state Zine Rail.
way Company.

This r,a' r1r. f1'r Rochester through 'hr -'l Gre'"s
valley q, -a. llnc, New yor,. about @ miles, .n1 ouns
iae connecting Ink between the N"yN0k Central ami the
Atlaull, am Gr at Western system et railroads
been oier tln l1r tI- ust ~.vrn months,
dunn. .A the Hrt earnings have been largely Iu tz-
,,., q .c interest ou IT. bonded lndebt, moss.
ls 1,; lien 40 tAe rate ~ $4,000 per
- per interest pay able cil. lnliy The
liIoa iIu-t company trustee for the bJIIl4.dsr~
Tie coat- road lately pa s iao the ross'sslon
o.. Seq l. ,eutrl and 20 d. believed t ,-rH.nrs viii
p. .clau Increased by with that
.auF.
Wear authorized offer limited Of tle bonds az
80 d. m. accrued interest
Ifls.sEON IA. BROWN ~ BRO.
5s Es,Uc--..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
GrNEHAL NlEEET PrF0HT


CoIt-.- i.' ... l''-r a'.i- %. I'" -i'- ..' pays
h~.u Irn1 ..... " -'.. - Co.. D. -.' 49, 'l ...t
OBJ PAM 900. Aa-nc, -.'itrN lI,''' =. o.. -''.A-
~" .''.. .t ar -,c @ ~ -- ,-r. a1.. i5-,
, ~ ~. 49, n.a. loa. II &C., ~,t,, TO- ~.
i.- gis. vol -Io iar.J ~. 30. d. l. li,lc .au.
@ i, -. f ~ r ana SO 7ls- ~ b,m.n-o Sol. .a LIS
t0r r0u-tupu or VII hin .. riu.e -H .e, Denim ,t
IVA iiahS.. H,,.'' & - ~ -.rr. ,.- r.-,-,,. o. 30
~ a''-o ~. COSTA Lie. 800 ,,il.. - Ang,-,ura and
81, -at...a s.,. q q5 ID 70 Java .. - ~sa-
,JIrpN-Culrt. UNCHANGED on Tho sp" G"od Ordinary
ra' ~ ." Mo- &c.. '''e' M, M 5 is -. ' or
port So s.iaa.ar. o." So '' on -"r.t "a c'.'t '3
10. aaJ last week. -uu.5 I.. year. -u..r- r...t Ir.
live. o. q 60 f.In'-- t-'
..l- .r,t Ua..-.c,..5-v. a-. - r. '5.l 60 Hlr.'.
i.-.s --.. 90. CALI Poi -a', ..' W a.. 90. -.'
,.t,,.,-. To-. ro,-l geo ia... r.r. 90. -',tr,r-
March. ---. ArII gH.. Ntl. 4l.-. july 4...+ Dol
-...'rs. ed. l.ir.,f, 81. , r.. . 49, MA..'. ti--.
.-,- . s4. Ma, ..u-r.uIf. june. Iu-f r.'.ft
I'i. '-.' 90 '-.' ~ ~. f. , mir. ,..,i 9.r..
Pc .,. ''''''-
7''''' p.l .--er BH asked
.r.arv. .... "- 80 -.t -...
Arrl e+. a.5 --ufr.ucr ......tT-- 1919
V I.u. rr - .Oto..l.......... 1870 ......
-uu fa1t.
.,....... .Ir..... % -,r
~, r-.r.r ,,.-,.. .,o.. ...,iv.
y.Iy 't.f4.r export 'n' -.. .H ,'-'t..
e-,'o- llt.1 -oArr ana -'. ''' ID. .. =, ...,
-.., n.- -f.l..-'. * 10 - .q-0 tor .e " .r
range i","-.'-- '.. .,- ~, e.
Io, f1UL :. '-.- -. lD..u.a- L-uu ht.-. N4-.
- 80. al. $40 hH-. SO. b.. - tH-3. MANLY - iJ1
- ~. of tir safes '..O' O.+- N'Ir. Ut '4p- T.
,'or.Io 10 ran Eyt-t STATE. - ts1>3 ou. .'o.t 90
trc' DO. 3 Ff, ID ,4mm"n -" GO. EA ,i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
IHIoI TO GIVE NOTICE: That on The 1th
Gllsreudneo

A German family Of good standing desires
n 10 yea home SUD mothers care 20 on" ~ 'rv r,ther
L.. 9rrn good family Ofers 20 De directed a. a -
Irtbuuo once
FOUR LINE ADVERTISEMENT inserted
n oue 500 ue~spapri- Tor $40 send los io6 10
page pamphlet OEO' r hOF LII. N co. 'o 'PrGcc-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
busluses Gndnccs.

4 PARTY with cash can secure at very
r.ice thc CONTROL interest 100 new y-org auizrd
ruug COMPANY representing 30 900 shares ~ stock.
Tr ue Ia" o. 'Hr aH1 most promising .e'd' 10 too-
r1t3. pr --ue. sickness ind rr-eu demands Ad
tr.s, e. MMtl1. Box 3 Tribune Nhc-
10 MANUFACTURERS and CAPITALISTS.
l'wer Pine. new aruo.e o. hrlt "lrr r~' MY pat
au',A iEI. patent CO.. - A.Ll pw g. tu.s ttOn %
obtain ta~ N lt'rt "a' - - yt'-fe Ssr a. 10
r.cr % .~ ur-c' higher OF rnrconr Wlo-s
l. D. t,.rr. Def rr 10 O'Clock D. The -r'h day ~
February i--J HG, be by letter teicgr aDh.
prcpa.a ~ Price terms Ani AL Heccr7ary n
-olu4YH .u,-Ii sent Appi Alton, 10 sp0ualDe
j. Il. PLTNMrR
1876 Pacific Il. Brooklyn, y. J.
WANTFD-A live bushes. man To take
W charge - maUu.riuUug infer-stlr iarron. y. j
must By.st cat.,al AIiic,, N. Tribune once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

~ N L0Nt0n N+0ck EN0N.Tg' hITI-H V'N'VT'
stlifeucd Ia 40 9G3Io. In Tinted state, 9"n-s'
new >. cautuui.. barely steady at Io6l.. and Jew
A.. Hru ~ 1o-2t. In American railway -ecUr-
ties. IUe common was weak ana lower
i..-I steady al Is. and PruA-s ly3,.Id - S. New
jersey C,.tr.I stock To-e To- 80 cnn-"Idatrd
homo. T.. = and Illinois Central 10 Hol2. IL va,
,,ck,,-do,. ou tL- London stock EXcAdugr, ana to-
morrow viii be- tpc regular fDrtulChtiy >etiln2day.
Tine bullion movement reported al Tie BANK 81
mites orcupr AZ AN q vance L. ll3I-l2 ana
welded F., $3.50: sight exchange Oh London being
up 20 25.-i. o.....
lq advanced -i. rrfc, of rs first moitCa-" BOMBS
.fy,al l,-u, $1,000 600 30 100 at which azure the
l.rr.ou Of Lee .>>I, remaining uL,'o are uHtIed al
TTr touov,r, -rcnririo, to-day were sold at the
Exchange -. t~!oola:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

and from Chicago and Milwaukee to-day. as re-
| ported by telegraph:
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13
financial.
TREASURER'S OFFICE
REDEMPTION OfDrPONT-sT. BOkIs.

OF THE CITY AND COUNTY or -AN FRASp-ro
SAy FEA>.E.O. FEB T. la.t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-02-13

Asrcpar'ed ~ ne cold and stock TelrgrapN compo
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
Fatal Poisoning AZ Morrison.
Madison Democrat.


The brisk little village Of Moui-
SON, on the Madison and Portage
railroad, sixteen miles north OF
this city, was thrown into con-
siderable excitement ON Monday
evening, over the fact that Il girl
aged 5 years and s months, and a
brother & years and 4 months,
children Of Mr. Henry ALBRIGHT, OF
the village, were found terribly
suffering, ~ from the effects ot
poison. The father was not At
home, and the mother is 4 victim
of insanity. She could render no
assistance, Of course; but news II
the suffering little ones soon
reached a good ncighbor, Mr..
James Morrison, and physicians
were brought from Leeds and Poy-
nette. While messengers were on
their way in all haste for medical
assistance the neighbors did
everything in their powir for
the relief of the sufferers. The
girl found relief in death, be-
fore u physician came She had
suffered terrible agony
The boy was gasping when doc
tor from Leeds came tohis aid; and
through the most skillful apphca-
tions the little fellows life WIS saw
ed.
Upon careful examination the
physicians and others were pretty
fully convinced that the children
had eaten freely of wild parsmips, u
very dangerous vegetable.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
The School Picnic.

The picnic for the children Of the
public schools ot ills city Ms held on
Tuesday last. Tie weather WIS very
favorable, the programme was admi.
rahly carried out ami everything
passed Oft in Il pleasant manner. The
procession formed 1t the Seminary
building shortly after eight o'clock,
So that the children would not he
compelled 70 march ut later and
hotter hour ot the day Ii WAS not as
large rs II should have been. but new
erthcleS> presented i very fine apear-
anee. II the grove prayer was offered
by Rev. NJ. Baleh. \ basket picnic
was had at about Il NJ. The grove
selected-Mr, Il. Oate's--is the most
pleasant place in the city for picnic.
1t was put i'll excellent eonditiou-tAe
grass was moWn. and seats were con-
vepiently arranged IN different places.
Stands were erected, from which ice
cream and other delicaeies We're sold
to defray expenses.
The only fault tie DEMOCRAT has
70 find in regard to the affair. is that
there was not i more general atten-.
dance of the citizens of Mineral Point.
While the board of education, the
teachers and the pupils did their duty
in trying 10 make the picnic success,
they were not rs well sustained III
the matter us they should have been.
Had our citizens generally exhibited
Il zeal like unto that of Supt. Van
Dusen the picnic would have been u
far greater success than it was.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-04
4 Brilliant Reception.

The home IF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.
Cobb WAS the scene Of 4 brilliant re-
ception party ON Tuesday evening
last. given on the return ot Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. w. Cobb from their bridal
tour. About one hundred and fifty
invited friends We're royalty enter
tanned, Congratulations We're eN
tended to the bride and bridegroom,
who appeared with grace and Dig
nifty which won the admiration and
the praise of all. The party was Il
magnificent one. The DEMOCRAT has
no desire to undertake to describe the
splendor of dress of the many fair
ladies who We're present to do honor
in pronouncing it the finest dress
party ever given in Mineral Point,
Everything appeared in harmony with
the event. The elegant parlors We're
brilliantly lighted; cupid" hung sus-
pended in mid-air; while boquets
and baskets of fragrant flowers We're
profusely arranged TO beautify the
scene. Dancing commenced at ten
O'Clock and was enjoyed by large
number of the guests. Refreshments
were served during the evening
Those who 50 desired remained till
the wee sma hours of morn and par
ticipated in the pleasures Of the dance
There were in attendance from
abroad: Mrs wilkins of Chicago
mother OF the bride, Mrs. May Armes
and Mrs. Chas. Eldred, sisters Of the
bride; Mr.. Charles Eldred, Mrs
Dietrich, Of New York; Miss Ford
and Miss Martin of Galena; Mr.
! Lmberston of Lincoln. Nebraska
Mortimer Oliver Of Hastings, Neb.
and several from Darlington. Platte
, lille, Belmontand neighboring towns
All present declared the reception tC
b4 one Of the most pleasant which they
ia, | ever attended and many praises
are bestowed upon the ever hospit
abb and entertaining family Of Mr
ami Mrs Geo. W. Cobb.