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Daily Republican., 1879-05-24

THERE Is ALWAYS SOMETHING
NEW
The New Brass Family Scale needs no
weights, and is very useful in a family. The
Novelty Brush Holder will suit any kind OF
Brush. and will stretch carpc'. Every family
ought to have one Call and see the new kind
OF roofing. Iron shingles are storm and fire.
proof Information cheeriully given either
by mail or at
No. 4O3 SHIPLEY STREET,
n. PICKLES., Agt.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
Another Broker Explains.

Mr.. George S. Grubb, the well known
broker, has called upon us to say that
he did not buy any of the $40 baby
londs-neither did he employ anybody
to buy for him.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24

CT ~N For a large load Of kindlng
- - ~ pwood. Orders can be left at
G,hy X 2 o., second and King stree S; j ac0b
Moore, at Citl Depot, and John 5. Miller, at
Rising Sun, or at the factory, at corner Of
Uuion and Gilpin Avenue.
my22lm J. MCKINNEY.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
They Can be Worn With
Perfect Ease

For any length of time at one sitting. giving
astonishing CLEARNESS OF VISION, by
candle or other artificial light, comfort to
the spectacle wearet hitherto unknown.
ay-MR. 5. A. ALEX ANDER suits glasses
AS best calculated for the assistance or recov-
cry OF imperfect sight, whether arising from
aee. strain, overwork or premature decay.
The intention of MIR. ALEXANDER is to
establish the merits of OF his glasses and prac-
tice, in the vicinity of Phi adelphia. before
establishing an Optical Institute in that CITY,
Any Change Of Glasses Necessary
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
The shurch sfta, Covenant.

Last evening the service A. this church
were unusually solemn and instructive.
The p&Hor, Rev. j. l.. Es.,in, remarked
tvra'DlJ ION the "Atourment," and
VIZ followed by James ?. Tustin, ESQ, ,
lreshytrIi2n, and J. &. Jones, Baptist,
hlioI 'no .VnsIGs.-.U-, ~. 80 auu at
tentive, seemed deeply impressed. This
congregation is constantly increasing in
efficiency and bids fair with its faith
iul and eloquent pastor, to command
the entire confidence Of this community.
Nature does not execute "sne, -
judgments, but always war; the Of.
fender again,t her ia". by the infict,on
Of pain. Give attention to her warn
ings, and take DR.. Bulls Eal.imor.
Pills in good time, to preven. thu
enoroachment of disease. For SAL by
all druggists throughout the United
States. Price 25 cents.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
SALE.

L
The undersigned about to relinquish house
keeping, will sell at Public Sale
ON TUESDAY,, MAY 27, l@79,
at 10 o'clock j. NJ.
at 2l9 West Seventh Street all her household
and kitchen furniture; consisting Of Bed
stends, Bureaus, Washstands. Tables. Ch lirs,
Looking Glasses, Carpets, good Feather
Bed, Stoves. and many other articles not
mentioned. MRS. ii. J. NICHOLS.
ThOs. M. Ogle auct'r. my23-3t
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24

TNTERPRISE.--Ifp push and pluck, vim
~ and energy entitle man to success,
then Charlie Kyle, the Ice cream and confec
tionery man, at the Second street market
house, should be successful man. Charlie is
succeeding in pleasing the people, and he Is
ness is increasing 50 rapidly that he is com.
PEELED to remodel his old stand at the corner
Of Sixth and Orange streets. He has fitted the
store up in Il tirstclass style. Charlie has
been at his stand Tor the past twenty-five
years, and his many customers will. no doubt,
be pleased with the new alterations made.
The grand opening took place last saturday
evening, and Charlie made great prepa-
rations for the event. He also supplies pic.
MICS, excursions and private families with Ice
cream at all hours Of the day, and at prices to
suit the times. my7
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
DU RLIC SALE.


VIII be sold at Stdham n Sons Auction
Rooms, III East Fourth street, on Saturday.
May ~, at 1879 A. NJ, small ma ~,
hognany boy'spony, with *lack points A2S
very handsome, years Old, kind to drive e,and
an exec lent riding pony, suitable Tor chill
dren; also pony phaetOn and harness in good
order. l.. W. STIDHAM * SON. Auc'r.
my22-ot+
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
A Little too Fast.

Ga last MOuiay evening the denl-
Tvs of Edge Moor were suddenly start
!e ~ a4 enormous blowing Of horns,
cpsing o. bells and beating Of o.d tin
k. IS aud pans. teering from behind
t.lr la;ticra windows, and ,eepinS eau
tionsIy from the cracks of doors slight
" aiar the scared inhabitants found
that instead of the village being attack
ed by al army OF tramts, the noise pro
,ceeiei from a aerenading party assem-
bled to greet q couple Who were report
ed to have Just been married. It seems
at On Sa urday lest" }aiy and grn.
t'ema0 went from Edgr Moor to Hhila
ce'phia to spend the sabbath, wher
The younger portion OF the population
jun ped to the conclusion that ther'
must have been wedding, for what il
the world could couple 60 to Phila
d-lphia for without getting married
thought these youthful sci ons Of tn
rising generation.
After blowing their horns until
their lungs We're inflated equal to rag
baby paper money, and their arm
wearied at beating their pans an
ringing their bells, they disrovere'
that the gentleman th-y thought mus
be groom was in Wilmington at tn
time. Still the serenader3 were not sat
isiied until they were admitted to thu
residence Of the lady whom they sup
posed had been married, and ohere,
her their congratulations. Being con
WINGED that the gentleman was not a
home they retired and came back OF
Tuesday night, and after keeping u
the racket for an hour or so they foun'
that both the parties were absent, VIII
the sererading party retired rather
chop fallen but good-natureily. Eve
rybody takes it in good humor bu
there is no truth in the report that
wedding had taken place.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24

II
ARTIST AND DESIGNER,
STUDIO ROOM, NO. 10 MASONIC
TEMPLE.
Teacher of Painting and drawing in ali
It's branches including free hand, object
perspective and mechanical. Pupils in the
In Public schools can take lessons after school
hours, to those lreierring lessons ut houses
will be given. Portraits painted In tho finest
styles. Satisfaction guaranteed.
For those Ob;ecting to sitting photo will
answer. Old pictures carefully copied. Ali
kinds OF
DRAWING AND DESIGNS
made in the NEST careful and artistic manner
Terms reduced and very moderate.
RKFERkNcG.--H. :. MCCoMB. X. X. Ron
iNsoH * Co.. and J. b. TANTUM, M. d.
eUL38m
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
raIRD EDITION.
wAR ON EIGHTH STREET..

A CoIored Mau shoots Another ana
the Assailant proceeds 10 HACK
ul, has Antax Onist.
Last evening between seven and
eight o'clock the vicinity OF Eighth
an. French streets was greatly excited
over sho ,ting atfray which at the time
was thought to have proved a.fatal one.
The parties participating were William
jackson, James Hansley and Elijah
Benson. jackson was standing upon
the corner, while the two others upon
coming up the street spoke to h'm.
Jackson showed some disposition to cut
the two young men. Hansley becom-
ing indignant at this walked up to
Jackson and strcuk him in the back.
Jackson resented and turning around
drew revolver and fired at his antag-
onist, the ball taking effect in the tleshy
part of the leg below the hip. stagger-
ed for the moment with the quickness
of the movement Hansley fell back,
but almost Immediately recovering
drew from his pocket razor and open
ing it cut at Jackson. This keen point
of the instrument struck Jackson un-
der the left eye and gashing through
his cheek passed on through his
lower lip. Jackson in trying to ward OF
the blow received another cash on the
elbow and several on the wrist Seelug
the great flow of blood, Jackson Ned
precipitately to the office of Drs. Tan
tum & Frantz in Market street above
Seventh.
He was followed by crowd who cur,
ious to learn the cause OF the excite
ment, gathered in front of the resldenc.
of the Doctor, through the door OF which
ia, kson had passed. The officers a.
tie sta ion hearing Of the disturbance
detachment of police was sent to arrest
the parties. They found Jackson in
DR.. Frantz's care receiving surgical
attention. The officers being anxious
TO .ske possession of the prisoner, didn't
give the physician an opportunity tt
give the wounded mans injuries the
proper care and the doctor by placing
adhesive plaster over the wounded
parts merely checked the flow OF blood
H. was then taken to the hall where
Hansley and Benson were also placed
Dr. q, lie dressed the wound of Hansley
au >rwed up the gashes sustained BY
JoH,on, and upon further examination
tonnd that the latter had his shirt Gu
Atd that the flesh of the breast bore
81 Int indications Of having been il
Close contact with the keen edge of the
ia2 r.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
They are Put up in Light
Substantial Frames.
$3.50 A PAIR.

BS-NR. ALEXANDER subJoins few
copies OF testimonials, the originals OF which
aud many others, are in his possession, and
tree to inspection
/ he undersigned having known Mr.. ALEX-
ANDgR iOr some years past, and used his
"PRtPARkD CRYSTAL CLASSES be-
leve that they are the easiest to the eye
known at the present time, have the qualities
to relieve and remedy defective vision, etc.
DAVID T. 1'RITEs, NJ. D., Manayunk, Phi!a
WILLIAM g. TODD, 4"
HENRY kEIM,
Ii. N. UHLER, .
j. J. GRIFFITH,
). G. BREtTENBECH, Roxb0rou2h,
L. +. COOPER,
l.. NJ. SERVICE, Belmont Ave-. .
!. f. WILSON, " Falls ol Schuyikill.
j. X. UHLER,
T. L. PRATT, . Norri.town.
+. NJ. COrson,
7. y EIJENBERG,
j. q. KNIPE, -
H. X REID, = COnshohocksn.
S5'si., S1. +; GT4nssrr, 5,;sss :: rranh'oFt.
+. +. LEAK,
O. ii. LAMBERT, Bridesburg.
N, MAY, " Helmesburg.
J. G. GILBERT. - Chestnut Hill.
W. Il. WARDEN, - y35 Broad St., Phla.
GRIFFITH E. A BLOT, Phi. d. M. D., Uni. OF Pa.
l.. d. IRoUsLEY, N. w. cor. Green and llth
]. BERENs, Broad and Green streets.
y PANooAsT, 9l7 Arch street, Philadelphia.
A. KIRKPATRICK, 1914 Green street,
NORRlSTVWN, september, 1873.
Ihave known Mr.. 5. A. Alexander, Opti-
giun, OF koXborough, Philadelphia, Tor some
yeals anl know that all persons have been
well SATISFIED with his "Prepared Crystal
Glasses" lie Is reliable and trustworthy.
WILLIAM COkSDN, NJ. ID.
| WEST CHESTER, March, 1871.
have been using ior several years MIR. s
A. A.ALEXANDEk'S prepared Crystal Spec
taces,n and take great pleasure in recon
mending them as very superior article.
My experience with them is (aiter using
others) they rest the eye, whicL will alwayt
have the TEN ency to preserve the sight anC
thus enable tie person USING them tU nee,
no others for Il long time.
In selecting glasses the person desiring
them should secure the services OF a iirst.cIas
uptlrian and such | believe Mr.. 5. A. Alex
amer TO be. j. B. WOOD, NJ. ID.
WILMINGTON, DEL, May lG 1879
recommend Mr.. :. n. Alexander. Opti
eian Us one who Is careful and painstaking T.
satisfy his patrons
A. N. NEG DANk, N. ID
my90 22-2i-27 le.2-j-1-lU wit
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
DUBLIC SALE
OF
70 NIIILDING LOTS,

Belonging to the Trustees of the Poor, OF
New Castle County situate in the city of Will
mington, TO be sold on the premises, on
SATURDAY, MAY y, 1879,
Commencing at O'Clock, p. VI. These lots
are situated on Front street Harrison street,
Christiana street, Second street and Conrad
stre't; beng in "A healthy, pleasant and i'm
proving part Of the city. For further descrip
ton OF lots and terms, see large posters. Title
indisputable
DANIEL FARRA.
G. HILL BkINTDN,
J. W. CObCH.
Committee to effect sale
1hos. M. Ole, Auct'r. myl7-ts
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
PRGF FESSEsbNAh CARDS.
DENTAL OFFICE.
The Firm OF
III. 8. w. IL. GARRETT,

Have opened a branch Office at
No. 700 MARKET STREET.
Where DR.. W. II. Garrett will in iuture opc-
rate.
DR.. H. Garrett will continue to practice in
the original office. mh-26-ti
NO. 229 sHIPLEY STREET.
TyARHY ENMONS.
Alto REY AT LA w.
NO. 7O2 n ARK Eft EET,
jpnlly wILMlNGYOm, DEL.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24

S,TATEMENT OF THE ARTlZ.AMk
1878. TO MAY l. 1879:
DR..
Cash on hand April l, 1878. $.E
Received from depositors. ........... 19|O d"
Received from interest and div!. oft NJ
dends. ds.:..;....:.....:...:;;;. ,ioS@ io' NJ
Total. $24O,l&s
Amount paid dep0sitors. ........... $lOg.S% NJ
Amount invested. ed.................. 10
Amount paid taxes. i%GS
Amount salaries and expenses. go. ~; NJ
Amount cash on hand .- l,ial VI
Total, Sao'l'' 4
Assets and liabilities May l, 1879.
ASSETS.
Amount Investments, bank stocks $4"tN
Chester Cr'k
X. X. Co. bonds. s............. 3"V
Amount investments LoanAssOcla- ,,o Nj
Amount investments, dividend pay - &c, III
ing stocks.......;....,.....; I"''''
Amount investments, bonds and -OoaI
mortgages. es................... '''
Amount Investments, Banking . o5a NJ
house corport'n (real tstate) lVO'"'
A'ho"nt ~. 'h'os'"en'S' ''i's fe'e''a. B,9Bl
Ammnt Investments real estate, 25s s"
Amount tnra investments on'e 'uln' 2gB.s
Casb bhd''.''''''.'... an hand l,4a "
Total, $Z4'i"
LIABILITIES. Il
Amount due depositors. rs.......... $ZSdlIIia
Surplus and guarantee fund.-. AV',
Tota, s24s le4
E.T. TAYLOR, TREASURE
Attest: Chas. W. Rowland, Auditor. or
myl7-s.SW i
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24
Ofre rs those who are ~ ufTertnx from
Weskn 81 and Def ctive Sight
His PREPARED

The advantages OF his spectacles over all
others are:
Daily Republican., 1879-05-24

Any HhAEEe 01 GIhsbeS NPcebSHry
Within Five Years, FREE OF
COST
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-25
POLICE COURT.

The following business was disposed of yes
tsrday:
Henry Whitaker, the Kleptomaniac, was
sentenced to imprisonment in the County jail
for the period of $50 days. Judgement was
also entered against him for $50 80, which
will be satisfied by selling enough of his eff
fects to cover the same.
Chinaman convicted of selling whisky to In
dams, was fined $50, in default of the pay
ment of which, he goes to jail for rs days.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-25
SHOOTING ARRAY AT EMPIRE.


.
Late on Friday evening Mexican named
Joseph Lopez, got very drunk at Empire, and
after he had exhausted his funds he pawned
an old silver watch at Lebos saloon, for more
liquor. An hour or two afterward he had
forgotten what had become of his timepiece,
and accused an acquaintance, named Nicho
las Antipa, of having stolen it. Some nard
and loud words passed between the men and
Antipa seeing that Lopez was very drunk
left him and went to Dutch Nick 6 saloon and
took seat outside of the place, at which spot
two or three other men were sitting at the time.
Antipa had not been there a great while,
when Lopez came along and staggered into
the saloon, where he remained few mo-
ments In the meantime Antipa requested
the other men in his company not to say any
thing to the drunken Mexican when he came
out, but to let him go about his business.
Lopez came out, walked a few steps from the
house, and without warning drew a revolver
and fired three shots at Antipa, none of which
however, took effect: yet it resulted in dis
turbing q little private talk. After the first
shot Antipa pulled his pistol and fired two
shots at his assaulter, but also these did no
damage. Antipa came to this city yesterday |
and swore out complaint against |
his would be murderer, and Deputy Sheriff
Powers brought this blood thirsty Mexican to
Jail. He should have been tried yesterday,
out he is so greatly Frustrated from the large
quantity of bad whisky he drank, that his
aearing was postponed until 10 o'clock 90
morrow morning. Meanwhile he will have
nance to sober up, and repent of his bad con-
luct
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-25

4BTEKBAYs FIRE esterday morning at
1 o'clock fire broke out in the wagon factory
of J. W. Young, on the corner of Carson and
Fifth streets, which totally destroyed that
property, excepting few wagons, and the
blacksmith shop adjoining, belonging to Z. B.
Cults. At the same time a fire broke ont in
the blacksmith shop of A W. Benson, a
brother-in-law of Young, situated diagonally
opposite the scene of the first fire, and also
made a total wreck of that building and con-
tents. The former belonged to Jacob Klein.
j. w. Young estimates his loss at about
So, 900, upon which he has 81 500 insurance.
A. w. Benson was insured for $3.50; but loss
could not be ascertained The buildings of
Klein and Cults were not covered by insur-
ance. The fires were the work of one or
more incendiaries.
CELEBRATING HER MAJEsTY's BIRrHDAY,-
A goodly number of British born and
American citizens gathered at Uncle George
Flyers place Of business, north of the rail
road depot last night to celebrate good Queen
Victorias sixtieth birthday The walls of the
back room were decorated with the American
and British flags, and bountiful and spen-
did lunch was spread. The order of the even
ing was to drink toasts, which were very fire. |
quently given, the singing of patriotic and |
comic songs, Rotations, speeches, etc. To |
add to the festivity of the occasion, Spargo's |
excellent band was on hand The entertain
ment was an exceedingly pleasant one; every
body had good time, and Her Majesty's |
birthday was celebrated in fitting and highly |
style.
CHARGED WITH PETTY LARCsNY. -Christian
Mohring was last evening arrested on charge
Of petty larceny, preferred by William Pear
son, who accuses the defendant of having
stolen from him a horse harness, etc. Mohr
ng released on bail to appear for trial at
o'clock tomorrow.
VERY SIcK-George L. Gibson, Of the firm
If Gibson & Dealy, is very sick. His case is
considered extremely serious.
FUNERAL.-The funeral of Nicholas Pie
Iuet took place from the sCatholic church
afternoon.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-25
PIONEER PICNIC.
duet.

On the 9TH of June, one week from next
Saturday, the Pioneers will have their annual
picnic at Treadwsy's Park. The day will be
devoted to every imaginable class of sports,
among which there is to be grand shooting
tournament by picked teams from the various
military companies in the State. Two excel
lent bands of music will be in attendance on
the grounds all day. The cold Boys" intend
that this shall be the most successful picnic
ever given by them, and it will undoubtedly
be so, for they are making grand arrange
ments. to that end. The grounds will be we'll
polced on that occasion, and no improper
characters admitted
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-25

Hon. GEORGE c. GoRHAM will arrive on the
lightning this morning
THE stock market continues to give evi-
denee of bulIish manipulations.
Hon. SAMUEL C. WRIGHT returned from
San Francisco yesterday morning
NOTICE TO CREDITORS. See notice to credit
ors of Moses Chaplin, bankrupt, elsewhere.
GEORGE B. WEBB sold lot of pictures at
auction in the County Building last evening
MILWAUKEE and St Louis beer cap be had
by the glass at William Glancey's, opposite
the railroad depot
BULIoN-The southern stage brought in
one bar of bullion yesterday, consigned to
Wells, Fargo & Co.
JUDGE B. G. WHITMAN, wife and son were
among the California bound passengers on the
lightning last night.
NEW French plate glass for the Ormsby
doors have arrived. They will be known as
the Douglass Memorial windows"
METHODIST CHURcH.-Preaching by the
pastor, J. T. Ladd, at IL A M. Sunday School
concert at 80 P NJ All are welcome.
DAY after tomorrow, the great Barlow,
pany appear at the Opera House. Seats can
be reserved now.
THE weather has moderated little Yes
terday it was sufficiently pleasant to go out
a, al 1,,4
a seals skin overcoat.
THE Rev. James Cameron holds service
regularly in the Presbyterian Church, morn
ing and evening. The citizens and strangers
are respectfully invited to attend.
ARRIVALS following passengers ar
rived per southern stage yesterday afternoon:
T. Rodgers, J. Cohn, r. Abraham, d. L.
Sutton, Mrs H. D, Fletcher, b. G. Smith,
Jas. Dickey.
TENPERANCs MEETIEG.-The Carson Tenn
perance Reform Club held public meeting
at Moore & Parkers Hall last night, which
was very we'll attended The literary and
musical exercises were of the usually excel
lent character.
The re-opening of the Ellsworth House by
Tromlitz &; Swart last night, was well at
tended. good band enlivened the affair."
and all had an excellent time, which was con-
GUIDED with wishing the new hosts the success
which they deserve in their enterprise
RACE AT THH LAKa-On Friday afternoon
he newly built steamer, 'GOv. Stanford and
he Niagara ran race from Glenbrook to
Tahoe City. The Stanford won by three
minutes. This race occasioned as much ex
,itement as did Mississippi steamboat race
n days gone bye. J
YESTERDAY fine spring weather and British
supremacy was the browning glory of the day. :,
Many walked beneath the protecting folds of
he English ensign, while Americas Red
White and Blue was not to be seen on flag
taft in the city. How teeming with unsullied
are the hearts of our people \
CAPT. SAM, Chief of the Piutes. passed [
trough here last night, on his way to Wash d
1gson, where he wishes to interview the d
resident. Sam Davis gave him letter of g
ltroducton to his Excellency. This is rather "
on the part of Democratic
lump speaker and panoramaist. "
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-25
A SERIOUS RUNAWAY.
A YOUNG MAN BADLY INJURED.

| Yesterday afternoon the horses attached to
! ellison q BARRIERS delivery wagon became IN
| manageable from some unknown cause and
dashed up Carson street at break neck speed.
The wagon was occupied by the driver. man
by the name of Baldwin, who is porter with
the above named firm, and another attache of
the house by the name of Albert Gelinas.
When the Infatuated team got in the vicinity
of the Post Office, or perhaps before that time,
the tongue of the wagon broke, which materi-
ally added to the fright of the runaway
horses. Opposite the Arlington House they
ran against telegraph pole, the force of which
threw the two men into the street. Ge}inas
fell on his left temple, producing conclusion
of the BRAIN and he is now lying in very
precarious condition. At last accounts his
physician was unable to say what the ultimate
result Of his injuries would be- Baldwin
escaped unframed. After this the horses
around the block several times, until they ran
into prairie schooner on Telegraph street,
with such force as to fling them violently to
the ground which enabled their pursuers to
capture them. These facts of the misha
were gathered from outsiders. A MORNING
APPEAL reporter desired to gain admission to
the place where Gelinas was lying, for the |
purpose of securing the most reliable particu-
airs of the accident, but the man Baldwin, |
who escaped uninjured, slammed the door in
our reporters face. The fellow is most likely
lot intellectually responsible for his acts,
therefore, the MORNING APPEAL will drop him
lightly.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1879-05-25
THE WARNER SILVER Bull.

The House of Representatives yesterday
passed the Warner Silver Bill by majority
of 20. There is no question about the Senate's
willingness to pass it. The only problem
atical feature about its becoming law, is the
signature of the President. A few days, how
ever, will settle the question. The passage of
this bill evidences friendly disposition ON the
part of Congress for the Carson Mint, and
that is considerable in itself. 1t furthermore
insures an appropriation for our Mint for the
fiscal year of 1979-S0.