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Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

ENTERPRISE.-Ifp push and pluck, vlm
~ and energy entitle man to success,
then Charlie Kyle, the ice cream and confec.
tionery man, at the Second street market
house, sheuld be successful man. Charlie 10
succeeding in pleasing the people and he Is
rapidly building up large trade. His busi-
ness Is increasing 80 rapidly that he is com
Of Sixth and Orange streets. He has fitted
the store up in first-class style. Charlie has
been at his stand for the past twenty-five
year., and his many customers will, no doubt
be pleased with the new alterations made,
He so supplies pi,-nics excursions and pri-
vate families with ice cream at all hours Of
the day, and at prices to suit the times. jels
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Charx0s Preferred.

The Water Witch Fire Company
have placed charges against the Wash
ington Fire Company, in the hands Of
Chief McCrea, for riotous conduct at
the fire on Monday morning. The
chief will give the parties hearing in
the Water Witch engine house, on
Thursday evening.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs

TN CHANCERY. NEW CASTLE COUN.
l. TY-CAUSE OF PARTITION.
Almeany Mitchell and Horatio N Holifeld
VS..
Ella L. Mitchell, Charles Henry Mitchell
and Letita Mitchell.
lnpursuance of an order of the Chancellor
in the above cause, made at Chambers in Va
cation, on the fifth day of April A. u 1879.
all persons having any lien or liens asectiug
the interst or estate OF Almeany Mitchell, Ho-
ratio N. Holliield. Ella l.. Mitchell charles
Henry Mitchell and Letitia Mitchell or eth
er otthem, in the lands and premises I, which
said cause relates, are hereby notified tn file
a petition setting forth the nature and sinNunt
Of the same in the office o. the Register in
Chancery, tor New Castle county. ten days
before the first Monday in September, A. D.
1879. and to appear and prove said lien o.
liens at the ensuing term of the Court. GA tn,
third day OF the term.
ANTHONY HIGGINS, Trustee.
Wilmington, Del, July IA, 20. 7l6 stw
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
pain Soarchn.

1t is wonderful how full DR.. Simms' counter
was sfPAlN SEARCHER, this morning,
to supply the demand. So much for a good
and reliable remedy. All dealers in medicine
find it a very profitable remedy to Keep, as 1t
has ready and extensive sale wherever 1T ID
known. 1t is certainly q wonderful Pain,
Cramp and Rheumatism remedy. The Doc
tors main Depot Is at Fourth and King Sts.,
In Philadelphia at COZ Arch Street, whore
dealers can be supplied. je14-12t
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
ANINDEyCR EET EsCAPADE.
+" Settled Doves" ON . FIy.around-
rhsy and There Conp snless a1s
Unsevmsnaeasly Depssfled In the
street BY aa Irate Llverymap,

|
UassvmsnasssIy Depssfled In In,
street by aa Irate Liverymas,
Last evening two young men, gay
and festive, one student highly con
nectsd, and the other rollicksome and
somewhat wild, hired stylish double
team Of Hanson, the liveryman. Both
young men were gotten up regardless
of expense In the course Of the even
ing they assisted into the carriage q
couple Of questionable female charac.
tsrs with the intention Of taking them
for a drive. The parties all being we'll
known by reputation the sight, as the
painting horses with their load Of effron-
terry and finery went whirling up our
principal streets, created quite senss.
tion.
About half past nine o'clock the car
riage drove up to Fourth and Shiplsy
streets where 1t stopped and for the
space Of few minutes was the cyno,
sure of some hundred pairs Of eyes
gathered in front Of Flagg's Barouche.
After RECALLING Themselves with the
curative properties Of liver pads the
occupants Of the carriage drove on.
A few minutes later they were seen
recklessly driving up Market street and
as the carriage turned the corner Of
west Ninth street, the bystanders in
wake Of the carriage perceived the form
Of man hurriedly pursuing. Divining
the reason, quite number followed
and reached the corner Of Eighth and
Shipley streets just as the individual
referred to jumped ahead Of the horses
and checked their speed. A wordy con-
test then followed in which the identi
ty Of the young men was pretty we'll
advertised.
The party who stopped the team be
ing an employee of Mr.. Hanson, the
young men with 'the ladies" were
compelled to step from the carriage.
As the horses were driven of the ''la-
dies" and their gallants with maledic
tions long and deep passed on to the
residence Of the former square below,
and went in.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors and
early decay. loss OF manhood, etc., / will send
recipe that will cure you FREE OF
CHARGE THIS great remedy was discOv.
cred BY a missionary In South America. Send
self-adiressed envelope to the RHv. JosRPn
I'll lNMAN. Station D Now York CitY
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
SECOND EDITION.
state Of the Thermome.e,.
DtnS0 OI th0 ThefmOm0teF.
At the REPUBLICAN, sfice, July 10Th
O'Clock, 10 O'Clock, IL O'Clock.
$50 99o 1910
The W leather.

War Department, Office of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, July l6-1
A. N.
Indications for Wednesday-For the
Middle Atlantic States and New Eng
land, southerly winds, slightly warm
or, clear or partly cloudy weather and
occasional rains, possibly followed in
the interior by slightly cooler north
west winds and rising barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Important to Mothers,

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup Is the only
thing that mothers can rely upon for their
or ldren. 1t corrects acidity OF the stomach,
G, res wind collie, regulates the bowels and
gives rest. health and comfort to mother and
child. During the process of teething its value
is incalculable. 1t softens the gums, reduces
Inflammation and allays all pain, thereby
giving rest to the child and comfort to the
mother. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
ARISING ra6M ITS ASHES.
Rebuilding and Rededisation Of
IN Old Church.

| 1t will be recollected that last winte
the Presbyterian church at Middletowr
Delaware County, Pa, caught fire and
was burned to the ground The pastor
Of the church, Thomas D. Jester, was ar
energetic young man who learned the
printing business in the Office of the
REPUBLICAN,. The church was one OIL
the Oldest in the county and on that
account was priced, as many sacred
memories Of the past clustered around
1t. Mr.. Jester, however, instead of re-
pining ever his loss went to work with
a will amongst his people and on last
Sunday he had the pleasure of having
a beautiful new church which had
arisen from the ashes of the old, dedi-
Gated to the worship Of Almighty God.
At the usual hour OF morning service
the house was Oiled to its capacity, and
the opening services we're entirely in
charge Of the pastor, Rev. T. D. Jester,
who preached most inAwsstiDg and
appropriate historical sermon, and SOL
emnly set the building and all its i'm
provements apart to the worship Of AL
mighty God. I..t
All were greatly pleased with the
changes and Improvements that have
been made in consequence Of the fire.
Great good taste and judgment have
been shown bv those who had the bus
mess in hand Of the reftting Of the
house. There is d beautiful simplicity.
The walls are pure white the windows,
pews and doors are all in proper keep
ing, and there have been two conve-
nient rooms taken of the rear OF the
main auditorium, which give fine &C.
commodations for infant and Bible class
purposes. Many of the old people
laughed and cried with Joy at the good
ness of their God in enabling them 70
rebuild their church.
The announcement was made that
the expenses Of the repairs was trife
over 81, 1000, and that the entire bill of
expense had been paid, and that the
church is entirely free Of debt. The
trustees have secured perpetual poll
cy Of insurance upon the church build.
ing.
Joy and gladness we're on the faces
and in the hearts Of the happy people
of Middletown because Of what God had
done for them.
The afternoon services were at % p.
M, and in charge Of the Rev. DR.. Dale,
the honored ex-pastor of the church,
who for more than twenty-five years
earnestly preached the gospel in all
that region.
Hon. Frazer Smith, of West Chester,
being present, made an interesting his
torical address.
Old Middletown Church is now in bet.
ter shape for effective services and long
life than it ever has been in all its past
history, ond We believe she will go on
to do work for God and humanity in
years to come which will justify her
honored title, "The Mother Of Church
es."
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
For RehOhNfh.

The Excursion to Rehoboth of Pros.
pect NJ. L. Church and Norwo ID Hall
Associationwill take place OIL Saturday
July 18th, leaving the Wilmington De.
pot at 7.30 A. M. Tickets can BE- OBJ
tanned OF Geo. W. Bright, Water and
King street; G. F. Rudolph, 23l Market
street, and Delaware State Fire and
Marine Insurance Co., SIS Market
street, and at the Depot. Adults Sl.5O,
children rs cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
ESQ. Hagany's COurt.

Julia A. Douglass sued Daniel Cald-
we'll for assault and battery, and also
Rebecoa, his wife, for abusive language
towards her. Rebecca was bound over
to keep the peace, ana Daniel was re-
quirea to pay the costs.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Until Furthsr Notice,

On and after this date the Boston
One Price Clothing House, 2l3 Market
and 2l3 Shipley streets, will close at
$50 P. M, on Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Personal.

Martin F. Fraim, son of R. G. Fraim,
Esq, left this city this morning for
Trenton, New Jersey. Mr.. F. will take
charge Of the printing ofaos Of sattsr.
thwaite h Co.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Personal.

T. 8. Davis and family are now stop.
ping at the Colonnade Hotel, Atlantic
City, N. J.
J. Taylor Cause and family left to.
day for Rehoboth Beach, where they
intend to spend the summer.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
Accounts for 1t.

T. planet Venus is now our evening
mat accounts for all the front gate
Fnfy that IL Observable At this ses-
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
The Memorial TO Young Napoleon

Tne memorial 10 HOunE Napoleon.
A despatch from London, July Is,
says: After a statue of the late Prince
Imperial has been placed in Westmin-
ster Abbey, and some other memorial
erected with the fund contributed by
the British army, it has been resolved
to devote the surplus of the fund to the
establishment of benevolent institu-
tion commemorative of the Prince. 1t
is computed that the army fund alone
will amount to ESQ 900.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16

ESTAURANT PRlviLEG ES FOR
~ SALE.-The Restaurant and other
privileges during the Delaware State Fair to
be held at Fairview Park, near Dover Del,
the last week In September next, will be let
to the highest bidder, On August s.
For particulars address,
RICHARD HARRINGTON, Sec'y.,
716 3taw Nv Dover. Del
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
NHE BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP

TTHE BRANDYWINE SUMMIT CAMP
l. MEETING will commence August Is,
and continue 10 days. Boarding per term,
800; per week. $500; per day. $780, dinner,
bo cents: breakfast or supper, 80 cents. New
tents, 81; old, So New buNks, rs cents; old,
~ cents. Ministers half rates The Locating
Committee will meet on the Camp Ground,
Monday, July 2s, at 10 A. M. The privileges
will be sold on the Camp Ground, Saturday,
August 2 at p. M. For further nforma-
tiOn apply to REV. y. MONTGOMERY.
Booths Corner, Delaware Co., Pa.
7-16 It'd 2tw
Daily Republican., 1879-07-16
uORSES HORSES y HORSES y.
FURNITURECARS ANppRAYS

The subscriber begs leave to notify his old
friends and the people OF Wilmington aud vi
cipity that he still continues to keen ~
his old stand, corner of Front and <3S
French streets. Furniture cars. draws aud
excellent horses to hire nt all hours. turui-
ture and other articles will be removed irom
the steamboat landing and other places in
the city with great care by skilliul drivers.
All Nhc desire drayng can be accommodated d
with promptness at the lowest possible rates.
7.lT-wtf MORRIS WELplE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-20
DID THIEF ron THIEFS
The Cautiously Complicated story Of Two
Street ear Robberics.

ATOP NJ on Monday two men got on car
9s Of the Second Avenue Railroad nenr the
downtown terminus. One OF thom was neatly
dressed in n black suit. diagonal overcoat and
Derby hat. The other was glad very shabbily.
and had no overcoat. As tho car got up town
the conductor noticed that the neatly dressed
man was Intoxicated and that his companion
was trying to induce him to get of the car. At
Seveny-fourth street the intoxicated man asked
the conductor to pull the bell. As he WIS getting
Off he said that some one had robbed him OF his
witch and pockctbook. His companion told tho
conductor that he was drunk and not to mind
him. He then went back to his sent
At Ninety-sixth street tho car went into the
depot. and the man cntored the conductors
room. where ho pulled out nocketbook and
began to count some money. The conductor.
who wna looking at him, stgpped outside md
called Onicer Morrell of the Twenty-third Pre-
cinct. AT this moment the company's receiver
rushed out and told the officer that there WIS
a man inside who had Just tried to
pass counterfeit money on him As Nor
rcll entered tho room man dashed past
him and ran up Ninctv-sixth street. Tho officer
gave chase and caught him ut Ninety seventh
street and Third avenue. II was tho same man
VINO had been counting the money. At the
Eighiv-giehth street police station he was
searched, and n watch and chain and pocket
book were found upon him. Tho latter CON
tanned roll OF Confederate bank notes. 81 in
good money. u pass on the Chicago Milwaukee
and 81 Paul Railroad. and n promissnry motto
Tor $40, payable TO the order OF John Is. kitch.
ing. nud signed by j. ". Potter. The prisoner
said his name was John Tobn: that he was II
horse Jockey, and had only been in this country
four months. He said that the intoxicated man
had given him the watch. chain and pocket
book. Mr.. kitching. whose name was on the
note mken from Tobin's pocket. was found by
street. He said that the note had been made out
to him. In the latter part Of last December he
saaid his son. while travelling on the Chicago.
Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railroad. had been
robbed Of a package cont ini ng 81 600 In money.
his pockctbook. which held the note In ques-
ton and the railroad pass, and also OF his
watch aud chain.
Yesterday Tobin was arraigned in the Har-
lem Police Court. and Justice Bixby committed
him for examination. awaiting the arrival Of
young kitchiug. who will appear against him
this afternoon. No trace has been found of tho
man on the street ear from whom II In supposed
TObIn may have taken the articles In question.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-20
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

WEDNESDAY. Feb. 19.-The stock market
opened with a slight further advance in Western
Union. Eric common. Northwestern preferred
and Pittsburgh. followed. however. by a sharp
decline. which was most conspicuous in West
ern Union. Delaware. Lackawanna and West
ern. New Jersey Central and Northwestern
common, with 81. Paul common and preferred
neglected and droop ping. Lake Shore and MON
Pacific exhibited exceptional strength There
was pretty general recovery at the second
call but in the later dealings the whole market
was depressed. Northwestern common drop
ping q cent from tho opening price, and re-
covering but n fraction.
The stock market closed feverish. the tone
somewhat depressed. and the impression pre-
yailing that good many long" stocks had
been nnoaded upon the street In the past day two
the early calls Later the sales o. 1881 rogis.
tered. ioa's do coupon. lodh ioto~. coupon. los4
state bonds were Halted 10 LSuiina censols 81 reen
lar and 3e seller 3 Missouri IS 1887, iOT DisVct Of
Tie cuisines. in railws as bonds was mod
crate, There was movement IN Kansas Pacific trust
receipts rnver diyision opening M.'s and advancing
e. "a closing at t,4 New jersey Central nrst conso
dated opened az s7 ami declined 10 Sls do convert
bic e. ~ aud Lchirh and Wkrsharre assented 20 ~.
adjustment sold AZ 81 81 Paul issues hrm with
sales Of sinking fund at udsslodAs ami and " divis
Central Pacific gold bond, sold at ioar and san joaquin
branch 40 lt4~lnols, Union Pacinc lists. inii. aud
Northwestern gold bonds firm ~ t,~i isI'-li
canada southern lists w re active at rusa~a Metro.
uollun Elevated sold at VA and Now inrk DO no. 70
l o hrscl issues Tie sales IN Fort Wayne Sis Is,
Pittsburgh sinking fund lis patncsNle and Ashtaula.
new. ii5. New York Central ists i23
The money market was active 40 "a - p cent with I
cent the leading rate Tor call loans aud that about the
closing figure
me following viii show the prices paIa to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-20
DIED
only. of pneumonI.. Feb. 10. rhoms,

DoREMCS. suddenly. Of pneumonia. Feb. 10, Thomas
c. Dorcmus. IN his s3d year.
Relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 attend
his unera At the South Reformed Church. 5th av and
2lst st. Thursday morning the Nth inst. at half past
goeock By his wish tits kindly requested not 10 send
flowers
LONAs-In Philadelphia. Pa. Feb 10. Mary Lomas 10
the 18Th year of her age. widow of James Lolas.
MARTIN.-un "Wednesday, Feb. 10. Mary O'Connor. be
loved wife nf Hngh Martin
Friends and relatives respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral from her late residence $50 West 5lst st. al
=. VI. on FRIDAY. teb ~.
osBURN-Near woodville Greene County, Ga, Feb.
= Mrs. Patsy Osburn. over % years Of axe.
PETRlE.-fn Buffalo. n. Y. Feb. H. Mrs Ruth Pctre.
aged 90 years month and II days widow OF Lawrence
fetre. Mrs Petric was born at Berkshire Mills near
Taunton. Mass. Jan. l. l7Hl. Her father. Shadrach
sherman. moved 10 Little Pals, Herkimcr County ~ Y.
~ lSD Among her descendants are great greatgrand
children
STEVENS.-At Pamrapo, n j. on Tuesday evening,
Sarah VI wife of William H. stevens
The relatives aud friends respectfully invited n a.
tend the funeral services on Friday. the 2lt inst, at -
4 ", Trains leave foot oi Liberty 81, New lork at
y. VI. The remains WI be taken to Rye wcstchestcf
County. fnr iniermcnt on saturday morning.
STRANG- In Collins, Enc County, y. Y, few days
ago. John siran1 over lOl years old he was boru NJ
saltwater Saratoga County. Nov -. l777 He married
twice his second wife surviving him In early life he
contracted hadn't NJ indulgence In alcoholic siinuHnts
but avcrcac the appetite and for before his
death Ah.taned strictly from slrtuous liquors He
iour months ago Mr. Staug wssa Quaker. and hnnly
adncrcd o. the prime piles Of the socirtv
sAtkEhSDORfF-Ouo Stckcrsiurn 80 wears Of
Funeral Will take place from his late residence north
west corner " fTth st. aud 81 Wednesday, at
o'clock +. VI. intermcntiu Wuoiliwu Cemetery.
WEANER-ln lniladel phia. Pa. Feb ". Margaret A.
Weaver in the SSH year OF her age, widow OF Adam
Weaver
wuoDs-In this city. Feb II, Frank Woods aged 70
years months and lOdaNz
Funeral az Troy. Thursday Feb %
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-20

The English Glee Club gave one Of their
delightful afternoon concerts yesterday Mt
Chickering Hail. Tho audience was unusually
large. and considering that II was mostly COM
posed OF ladies'. MS these day audiences usually
are, It WINS remarkably demonstrative. calling
for numerous encorea. and most generously
disposed in the matter of nppreciative applause.
The club sang with much spirit the part songs
and glers which llled the programme. Miss
Bcchcs efforts. perhaps, having much 10 do
with making tho concert n brilliant one Caldi-
cot = merry CLEO OF jack and Jill" was rem
dered with charming grace, and aroused. by IFS
quaint humOr. very enthusiastic response Of
appreciation from the nudience-for such glees
IA Humpty Dumpty" in their music are az
drliratey and subtly humorous rs poem Of
Hoods.
sulliyans part-song, =" The Long Day Closes -
SpolTorh's CLEO OF Hail. Smiling Day" and
ITO Daffodils." by Agnes Zimmerman. were
interpreted with equal artistic SKIN and excel
lencc But specially cOmmendnble was VI IS
Beeba's adm irable singing Of Governs Spin
ming Song" In which she gave equal evidence
OF her delicacy OF feeling and sentiment, and Of
her abilities as an artist to render this delicacy
with exquisite grace.
Mr. Elicr's oboe solo was n novel and agrepa-
BILE diversion In the programme and this to-
Gcther with Mr. Balrd's llne and manly singing
OF Arthur Suliivan's Tho Snow Liza White"
made the most noticeable features oil u ID pleas
"a nj
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-20

Patrick Walsh. runner for a sailors clothing
in South street. went on board the steamship Glen
roy from China. at Pier T. East River while slightly in
oNcated yeste rday and obtained permission from Capt
Donaldson 10 solicit orders for clothing from the sailors
In the forecastle walsh, armed with authority stepped
ainy down the forecasue companionway aud found the
sailors eating dinner. lie presented his card, saying
that he the proprietor and sail that he was ready
for orders Duncan Guthrie, Of the sailors, said
You not } ". Behan; ] know him" walsh Just
had time 10 tell Guthrie that he was liar, when nine
ntors Jumped up and hustled him up the companion
way. Then with n~ts and feet. they drove the clothing
man around the deck While an of the around
fsin, Walsh quick ~ lightning drove forward AZ Gutl
ne ANA lhcu ran toward the Captains cabin icl neil
W'r walsh the men plunged. shouting, Overheard with
himl Just then Capt Donaldson from ms cabin a.
tc deck AMI Chiei Mate Cook hurried on deck. walsh
ma behind them and begged Tor protection The Captain
Mis ABOUT 10 telnWhnd IN, men for pitching mon him
when nuthUe cred uut tlat he stabbed Blood was
running from ms right side Walsh held until Oncer
Bonk o the Madison police took HIM 10 the sA.
uon Guthrie was taken TO the Chambers street HOSPITAL
ne had three sahs one severe under the right rib,
but was sent back to the ship last evening. The stab.
bling Is supposed 70 have been done with a dirk
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-20
Arrired.-wrnst.par. reh II

Sc Allentown, Mills. Philadelphia.
- Rattle snake. Swauu. Philadelphia
s. Lone star, Clapp New Orleans
IS Achilles. Bacon. Philadelphia.
S. Eleanura Johnson Portland.
S. Iclyciia Rogers Liverpool Feb 5. and Queenstown
9Th.
$ Alliance. Lawson. Philadelphia.
S. knickerhOckrr. kemhie new Orleans
- 4. & knight. Chichester. Georgetown, ID. O.
sCtty Of Macon. Nckcrspn. savannah
80 CITY oi Washington. Tinme rmann Havana
= Fianhurough. Fraser. st Pierre.
ship - Pant. Williams Liverpool
ship Hamilton Fish. Mortimer. Liverpool
SLIP British America. LucSifart Havre.
BARK George, Stefien. HavTe.
BARK iiHfrsiiOrd. Meyer. Amsterdam.
BARK flas light Gard. Liverpool
Bark Edwin. smith. London.
Bark Ahmuri, Trupaui. Girgcnu.
Brig Kodiak. Peters. Dublin
Bfiy ned White. Thumhs padlng