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Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
FOURTH EDITION.
senator Rsyard's Independents


The entire session Of the Senate yes
terday was occupied IN discussing the
case OF Charles Y. Bell, claiming a seat
as Senator from the State ofNew Hsmp-
shire by appointment Of the Governor,
to fll the vacancy caused by the ex-
piration Of the term Of Mr. Wadleigh.
From the division in the Committee on
Privileges and Elestions it was snppos
I'd that the cass would be decided upon
partisan grounds, but the action OF SEN
ator Bayard in leading the assault upon
the majority report, in strong speech,
changes very materially the aspect OF
the ease and really assures Mr.. Bells
admission. .'ta
The New York "Timss," in referring
to the case, says:
Senator Bayar sstonished (and
possibly disgusted) his political asso-
cia,es yesterday, by opposing the ma
jcrity report in the case Of MIR. Bell,
claiming q seat in the Senate from New
Hampshire. The action in the commit
tee indicated that the question would
b. decided OH purely partisan consider
atoms, Republicans favoring Mr.. Bells
admission, and Democrats opposing 1t.
Senator Bayard's unexpected opposition
to the majority report changes all this.
As several other Democratic Senators
will follow the lead Of the Seuator from
Delaware, the decision is likely to be
favorable to Mr.. Bells claim"
Senators Thurman and Mcdonald
also support Mr.. Bells claims.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
We lseItlrIi Thanks

to our trends and the public who IA
vorpd u 50 largely with their patron
age at our opening oa Saturday. We
did not anticpat" suca an overflow Of
customers, hence orr inability to meet
80 satisfactorily "a wa could wish the
wants of all, but hope to remedy all
this with still larger force OF clerks
and still larger and better assortment
of goods thaa ever. We will leave 10
efforts uutrirl to sui. everybody in our
line, ana still impress it upon you that
w. are selling goods Of our own warran.
ed and sulerier manufacture cheap
.r than anv deal r can offer, seeking
only our wholesale prc6t, aud the pub
lie have the advantage.
The pubIlc'5 most obdt servants,
y. McEuJLouGH b Co.
No. 3O2 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Burned 10 Death.

Jacob Ceaders, an old resident Of
Grov-vilIe, q small manufacturing town
a few miles from Bordentown. N. j.,
was yesterday lterally y roasted to death.
lie Lad gone with some companions to
the woods for a frolic. Having drank
rather freely, the whole party fell
asleep by 4 fire which they had built.
one Of them finally awoke to find the
old man in an unconscious condition
slowly roasting before the fire. Una
vaiIing efforts were made to save him,
and he died about two hours later
Ceaders had been in the service cf a
manufacturing company for a number
of years, and WAS much respected. He
leaves a wife aud 10 children.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
ReEOrsnlng lnebrlaies.

The seventh annual meeting Of the
contributors Of the Franklin Reforma-
tory Home for lnsbriates was held last
evening in the chapel Of the home, 9l3
Locust street, Philadelphia.
Secretary Crafts annual report show.
ed that 28l men had been admitted
for treatment during the year and that
there had been an average family Of Al
inmates. During the seven years, out
Of l,0l4 received 493 have been per
manentlv reformed and l42 "enabled,
after rslLpse, to recover themselves
and give evidence Of REFORM
The report Gays that among the
graduates are 1l9 artists, "a book
keepers, II bricklayers, 3 bankers, SO
carpenters, 50 clerks, 6 clergymen, l.
druggists, 4 editors, 10 engineers, 7
farmers, ljudge, II lawyers, q la
borers, As merchants, Is manufacturers,
8 machinists, 35 printers . professors,
IL physicians. 6 reporters, 36 shoe.
makers, 81 salesmer, II tailors, etc
representatives. Of over one hundred
occupations.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Judge Rives'. COntent.

Al n mass meeting of colored citizens
held last evening, in Richmond, Va,
resolutions were adopted sustaining the
action OF Judge Rives, OF the U. S.
Court, regarding mixed jurirs, and Il
committee was appointed to obtain con.
tributiops for the employment Of coun-
sci to defend their rights before the
Supreme Court Of the United States.
Attorney General Field, Of Virginia,
yesterday applied to the Supreme
Court of the United States for writ of
habeas corpus in the case of Cole, a
Virginia county Judge, now in custody
under an indictment found in Judge
Rives' Court, for not putting colored
men on juries. The Supreme Court
will act upon the application to-day.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Otto. -

At the Opera iloase last evening a
far an .Ipurr was III attend4nce. Jht
MAY was written expressly for Mr..
bnIght. and CHr competition Is such as
~ bring IN its reproduction all the hu-
,noristic effect OF whith the c0mln"dian
is capable Of. Mr.. kuiGht in his char
ac.pr a. soto, " elyelops the whole
with fitness that is natural. His hu-
NOR, sparkling and pnngent, everesced
with a freedom that sweeping away all
restraint, kept the audience III con-
tinual happy state of enjoyment. Mrs.
Geo. 5. Knight, as Lizette, " viva
cious, inpr-ssible in her simple child
ish disregard of practical existence, ad-
ded great deal to the peculiar features
of the play. Mr.. W. NJ. Ward, as
" Gottli-b Muller, Il rich brewer, sus
tanned his character we'll, as did also
Mr.. Harry Vaughn, that of "Dick
Freely. " Mr.. c. 7. Nichols, as Gas
par Bpcks, ~ was good, as was also the
Characters of "Christlne, "Old Bill, v
"Adolph Morton" Mrs. Freeiry, "
and the man OF business, her husband
BENJAMIN.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
A Suicides burial.

This afternoon about two o'clock,
Alexander Cummings, the man who
through temporary alteration of mind
poisoned himself by taking dose OF
aconit-, WIS buried. He was placed in
tastily ornamental walnut coffin and
taken from the undertaking establish
mrnt OF Jordan A. Wilson, cor. Sth and
ShipIry Sts., to the residenc. Of his re.
Gently divorced wife, in Orange street
between 9th and 10th Sts. Here the
corpse was viewed by the relatives and
appropriate burial service conducted.
"ne corpse was then taken to the Gem
etery and inferred.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Good Fellow y.

The following officers of Washington
Lodge, No. 3, A. o. Of e. f., were in
stalled last evening by L. H. Nelson,
Ii. &. NJ. Of the Order in Delaware, for
the ensuing 'eIn:
W. G.--John L. lIendrickson.
W. V. G.--Eenry G. Pruitt.
w. Chap.-George W. Hendrickson
W. W.-William Thompson.
". J. MI. D. Trigg.
W. TN. ID. White.
W. J. T.-Whitfrld Crawford.
W. Tr-as.-J J. McMullin.
W. +. S.-William II. Righter.
w. h. S.-Thomas +. Moreland.
Rep. to Il. L.-Jamrs N. Porter.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
THIRD EDITION.
UNlrEls STATES cOURr.
The C0mmeneemen Of the April
sesstOn-Ths Evans Rice Defas'
cation Maater--lt goes before the
Grand Jury.

SesstOn-Ths Evans Rice DefaS'
cation Matter-lt goes before the
Grand Jury.
The April term of tee U. 5. District
Court for the district Of Delaware,
opened in the U. s. Court room, this
city. this morning, Judge Bradford
presiding, :,
The roll of the Grand Jury was call.
ed and tho members answered to their
names and were qualIted.
They Re tired to their chamber in
company with District Attorney Will
liam c. Spruance, Esq, Solomon N.
Curtis is foreman OF the Jury.
S. A. Macallistsr, Esq, counsel for
George Steineckt n, cigar dealer OF this
city, who was arrested for a violation
of the International Revenue laws, and
held in $1,000 bail for appearance at
the present term Of court, stated that
he had prepared an offer of sompro-
mise, which hat been approved by the
C, mmissioner of Internal Revenue,
the Attorney General and the officers
here, but had not yet received the
sanction of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury. He therefore asked that his client
be discharged on his own recognizance
pending the final result Of the ofsr OF
compromise.
Mr.. Spruance assented and the re-
quest was granted.
The petit jury we're then called and
all answering except William Green OF
Middletown, were discharged until
O'Clock, p. IN.
The witnesses in the Evan Rice case
were called by the District Attorney
and sworn. All answered to their
names but Orson Adams, the Bank ex-
aminer who was sent to examine the
accounts of the Wilmington and
Brandywine Bank. Mr.. Spruance call
ed the attention Of the court to this
officers absence, and stated that tn.
neglect was hagrant disregard Of the
process of this court.
The officer was at Atlanta, Georgia,
and he didn't think a process could be
served on him in time to be Of service to
the Court. The Csur: informed the
Attorney that if he desired all atstch
ment it would be ordered, and the wit
ness would be brought. The Attorney re-
pied that he would b. compelled to 90
on with the trial without the s1ic1r;
ana that he would consider the mat
ter or asking for an attachment.
| The Rice case was then taken before
the Grand Jury, and recess taken un'
til 5 y. IN.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
I'd.

UEVALINGER. AT the resi tence Of Isaac
s. Price on the 9th inst, Mary Stout, vile
Of Harry Devalinger, in the I'D year OF her
nge.
Services at the house, 1909 Delaware avenue,
on Wednesday afternoon. at 2-3o O'Clock. In
tcrment at Riyerview cemetery.
McKEEyFR.-ln Kennctt Square, Penua..
on the fifth day OF April, Elizabeth, wile Of
Samuel McKcever.
Her funeral will take place frsm the real
dence o. her husband in kennctt square. on
" ednesday, April 9th. 1879, to proceed to the
Rivervlew cemetery. Wilmington, Delaware.
Leave the house vt II o'clock. Services 10
Delaware Avenue BAPTIST church, at2 O'Clock,
p. IN.
GREEN-.On the 7th inst. Adclia Eiliger,
daughter of Elijah and Alice Green, aged ?
years and mont, 6.
The relatives aud friends are Invited to at
tend the funeral. on Thursday afternoon, at 3
o. ltck, from the residence Of her parents, on
Scyanrre street near Jackson. lnlermcnt In
the Wilmington and Brand"wne cemetery,
TIL lovely bud.
So young and !air,
Called here from carly d0sm,
Jus, come 10 show
How sweet a flower
In Paradise could bloom.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
A CoOprehe nsiy e Invitation.

The following invitation to att md
the Union M. Z. Lovefeast, on Friday,
the 11th inst, was given Oh last S!.b
bath, by the pastor, Rev. j. B. Mann
|. All who love God. ,. All who
desire to love Him 3. All who are
anxiousIy seeking Christ. 4. ALI who
nave true religious experience. 5. All
who are in love and charity with their
neigh bors. This is clear and com.
preh.nsive invitation.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
FOREIGN NOTES.

LONDON. April THE Khedive of
Egypt has dismissed Ministers Rivers
Wilson and De Blignieres, and appoint-
ed a new cabinet composed of native
minister's The British cabinet will
consider this new departure situation
to-day.
The move ments of Cetewayo, the
Znlu king, are as yet merely subject
Of rumor and surluise.
The rumored insurrsrtion in Trans
vaal is regarded as improbable.
By the miners strike at Durham
England, -, goo hands are idle.
Turkey has csnditiona!ly accepted
the scheme for the mixed occupation OF
Eoumelia.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Saloons Raisipd.

This morning about half past eleven
o'clock, Officer III omas in company
with 4 number of other officers visited
the establishment kept by the McMan-
uses, who figured in the Demby murder
on Saturday evening last over the
causrway, and arrested James Darragh
and two girls. The propri~tors were
absent. The action was brought about
upon the complaint of John Hehl-r-
man who had been severely beaten by
Darrah. There was another girl in the
house, but she being very i'll was left
behind. The trial of the parties will
come up before the Mayor this even
ing.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
The Mayors Court.

At the Mayors Court last evening
Captain" Robert J. Holt was charged
with being drunk and disorderly. The
evidence stated that he was worthless
and had become public nuisance. 1t
seems that the reighbors in his board
ing house, No. 10 w. Thirteenth street,
becoming tired of the Captains CON
slant spiritual manifestations had
made a complaint against him. He
was fined IS and cost.
Washington Alexander, for fast
driving WAS fined 81 and cost. The act
WAS committed on the Eighth of March,
on Front street between Washington
and Monroe streets. Three drunks
were also disposed of.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Vpalt OF the Levy Court.

The Levy Court met in this city this
morning, and in company with the
committee of Council and President
Lich..nstein visited the various pro
posed sites for the erection Of the new
Court House. After inspecting the
grounds at Tenth and Market streets
they proceeded to the park on Eighth
street between Franklin and Broom.
streets. After this inspection they re
turned in town.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08

vV,HsNICKsT PlLLsUH EARTH ARR AR. ,,inst
L VEGETABLE LlyTR Pills. They new
gripe. GIchen or weaken .rthrir operausT, and
hence tbsy are the beat pills ever offered, es.
pecia!ly Tor axeA pcorie. They are splGn
did Liver cure and elegant puraatlve Dledi.
clue. They operate ,loasantiy and mildly,
but thoroughly and enectua!iy. Ihey cure
Constipation or CosI,eness, Piles, HloR
Headache. Bilousness, Weas Bowels, LIZ
moss, Vertigo, Weak Nerves, all Liver sitec
tions, general Aches over the system, tn.y
make better appetite, AID IN Rhcurlatisn, ,
Neuralgia and Headache, IN connection Wiz
our Celebrated Pain searcher, very speedy
cure Is obtained. We have over 1000 reteren.
ces Of these pills. Elegantly sugar coated u
cents n box, or rive boxes iorSl. Sent by u all.
PRINCIPAL Dcpst Fourth aud King strsnt,.
WILMINGTON Del. Philasel hia Depot g.:
Arch street, Sold by dealers and at country
stores
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
A Small Business.

The second anniversary Of tho Moral
Suasion Reform Association is to be
held on Wednesday evening, the 10th
inst, in the Opera House, the admis-
sion to which is to be by ticket, but
free, and these who desire to have a
reserve seat can do so by applying at
C. +. Thomas 4 Co.'S. book store and
paying ten cents. 1t seems, however,
that some outside parties have got hold
of tickets, which they are selling to
unsuspscting persons for ten and even
fifteen cents, which do not reserve a
seat to those buying them. This is a
very small business, and persons who
want TO 20 to the anniversary should
be- careful not to be deceived. No
money is required except for reserved
seats, and they can only be procured
at c. 4. Thomas Il Co.'S.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
MAN MED.

HRIfF1THS-MAhONEY.-On April Srd
by Rev. J. II. Caldwell. d. d., Joseph Grif
fths, OF Philadelphia. Pa, and Emily n
Mahoney, OF Wilmi s,on, Del.
CUNNER-BATEMAN January ~
1879, In Chester, Penn, by Rev. A. e.
Thomas, Mr.. James A. Conner and Miss Ly.
dia A. Bateman, both Of West Chester.
MITCHELL-FORSYT April the
Sd. at 81. Paul's parsonage, on west Seventh
street, Israel II. Mitchell, Of Chester Co.,
Pa, and Addie Anna forsythe, Of Whining.
ton.
ROBERTS S-BENNETT.-In Philadelphia,
on the Sd inst. by Rev. Joseph Welsh. Mr.
Charles s. Roberts. Of chester. Pa. to Miss
Lydia Bennett, OF Delaware CITY, New Cas-.
tie Co., Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Ladies' Aid Oi the NJ. n. x. A.

Revs. J. B. Mann and Eastwood will
be present and address the public
meeting of the Ladies Aid Society, on
this Tue; day evening, in the M. S. X.
A. Hall. 3rd and King streets. Aside
from able addresses. there will be good
singing. Mr.. Louis Cross will sing a
solo. Tie meetings Of the ladies are
always of an interesting character az
they spare no pains to make them
pleasant for all WHO may attend. The
programme arranged for this evening
is certainly an attractive one. Good
comfortable seats provided for all who
may attend. Meeting commences at s
o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Five Years Prison.

Asp"cial despatch from Richmond, Va,
April 7, says: Edward Kenney solored,
and NJ. Hall, white, were received at the
peni.entiary to day from Hanover coun.
ty, where they were tried and convicted
under the State laws, forbidding the
intermarriage Of different races, Ken.
ney had been living unlawfully with
the woman, and in October last, being
threatened with prosecution, went tc
Washington, where they were married
Upon their return they were indicted
and tried, and sentenced to five years
in the penitentiary.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
The yellow Fever.

There is only one case of yellow fever
OF the U. S. Steamer Plymouth, and
the patient is convalescent. The Sec
retary of the Navy has appointed a
medical commission to investirat the
outbreak of the disease on the Ply
mouth, and repor. to the Department.
The u 5. steamer Guard, which had
yellow fever on board last fall, will re-
turn to the quarantine at Portsmouth,
N. H., as a matter Of prscaution'
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
MeAlnAriSnl.

Prof. J. w. Caldwell who comes here
highly recommended by the New York
and New England papers as the great
est living mesmerit, commences course
of illustrated lectures at the lecture
room of the Grand Opera House to-mor.
low night. If half that is said OF Linn
is true there will be any amount of
fun. See advertisement.
Nj. E. Dennis will open this evening at 4l8
King street with y full selected stock OF nail l.
merry goods, including all the latest sty - and
patterns, which she will sell surprising low
prioes.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Four Legged Chicken.

Little Eddie stockley living at Front
and Market streets, brought to our Of
flee this afternoon, a newly Matched
chicken with four perfect legs. w.
have often heard OF those freaks Of
nature, but having seen this one, We
can vouch for the truth of what we say.
We hope Eddie will be successful in
raising his chicken.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Taken Over.

The murderrrs of Perry Demby were
taken over to New Castle to-day in the
LIS p. M. train. Smith and Finn
we're handcuffed together and in charge
of Chief of Police Maxwell, and Mono
han and Kopp in charge OF Coroner
Butz. A large crowd followed them to
the depot. Smith and Monohan were
smoking cigars and appeared to take
things very coelly.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Wilmington Conference Minutes

We have been favored by Rev. T. 4.
Martindale, Secretary, with a copy OF
the minutes OF the late Wilmington
Conference held at New Castle, neatly
printed by James & Webb. We have
not been informed Yet where they are
offered for sale, but presume at tn.
book stores, and the Methodist minis
ters will all have them. The pamphlet
contain. 100 pages Of interesting mat
ter and statistical reports Of the Con-
ference,
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Tho PhiladeJDhia Fire.

The fire Of Sunday morning in Phila-
delphia destroyed and damaged thirty
properties, four ot which we're occupied
as dwellings and .he others as busi-
ness houses. 1t will he some days be-
fore the actual loss can bs accurately
given, hut it is now believed to be over
800 900. The insurance does not as
gregate more than $450,000.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Different from her Husband.

Mrs. Jefferson Davis has also been
interviewed by the Boston "lisrald.'
She differs WITH her usband regarding
the future OF the negro, and thinks that
the race can be educated and made self
reliant. She is reader Of Darwin,
Huxley aud others, but is so orthodox
in her religious telisf that she puts
faith in every line Of the Bible. She
believes that the world was made in
six days, and that the whale swallowed
Jonah.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Wife MUF0er.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, April About 6
o'clock this morning Dennis Hickey,
murdered his wife, Catharine, at the
City Hotel, Warren, Ohio. by cutting
her throat with butcher knife. Hickey
was arrested. He will not give the mo-
tive that prompted him to the commits.
sion Of the crime. They were residents
of Kent, Ohio.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
. Thrown From His Carriage.

About seven o'clock this morning as
Mr.. z. James Belt, druggist at Sixth
and Market streets, was driving to.
wards the depot in an effort to catch
the train for Philadelphia, he met with
what might have been most serious
accident. At the corner Of Fourth and
French streets, the animal suddenly
SHE'D and in turning wreached awheel
from one of the axles, when Mr.. Belt
was thrown heavily to the ground, but
fortunately escaped serious injury, and
was able to proceed on his way to Phila.
delphia.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
Ipt,iup Graham Down Easy.

Chief Justice BeasIey filed the opin.
ion Of the Supreme Court Of New Jer.
sey in the case of Graham, at Trenton,
yesterday. 1t advises the Attorney
General not to dismiss the prosecution,
but says the Court will listen to an ap'
plication for permission t" the defend.
ant to plead guilty Of murder in the
secmd degree.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
NEW ADvERTqsEMENTs.
BEET PREMIUMS FOR 1879.

CUGAR BEET PREMIUMS FOR 1879.
10 the Farmers Of DeiGrdre:-The Sugar
Beet Commissioners efcr premiums to the
growers OF sugar Beets, Tor the Season Of 1879,
AZ follows
sicO lorthe best one acre and upwards,grown.
- for the second
90 'or the third
% Tor the fourth
Under o contract for n beet sugar manntactu-
ring company for tho state. Also
$40 for the best small lot for testing.
80 iar the second
- for tho ,hird
10 for the fourth I"
The Commissioners will supply Tree Of eott,
four ounces OF seed for these small lots. 1t IL
expected to offer larger premiums ne,tyear
for acres grown under contract. For further
inorms ton apply to the I om'n.sion 'esi
dent OF the game county as the applicants.
LEA PUSkY, Wilmington,
New Castle County
SAM'L B COOPER, Camden,
Kent County
T. B. GILES, Seaioyd,
apsltd-3tw Sussex County
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
The Greatest Bargain ever offered

Kennard Il Co. being determined to
close out their stock ofwool fringes will
offer their entire line, comprising all
colors at 3 cents reduced from l24 cents,
and S cents reduced from 25 cents. Call
early to get choice.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
hale of Trees,

Ten thousand fruit, shade and orna-
mental trees and vines will be sold at
tb- auction rooms of L. W. Stidham Il
sons. lOl East Fourth street oh Satur-
day.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08
List Of Unclaimed Letters,

Remaining in the Wilmington, Del., fost'o2",
Saturday, March 70, 1879.
LADIES LIST
Boldly. Miss Emma Nclson, Mrs. Rachel
Burke, .liss Sai'lc Smith. Mrs. Cornell I,
Cricket, Mrs. Jane W. sellers. Aies Mary
~ iettersl Stewart Martha
rlhert, Mrs, Isabella Taylor. Mrs. Annie
Honey, Mrs. Mary I. III, Miss Lidie
Martin, Mrs. Hannsh Wood. Mrs. Il. II,
J. Muky, Miss Koscy
GENTLRMEN's LIST.
Brown. Charles McEroy, Prof is.
h. ICY. Samuel T. Merdeth ; Il
Butler, Richard McCarby. Timothy
Cloud WIN G.. NcCarroil. Alexander
Den lie. Jacob PARK. Chailt u.
Elliott, Frank Patter Ebre'h
Grimes, ii. Perry. Cutler 4 Co.
Mitchell. Is. r. Pitt, .lohaT.
Mason, James sheppard, James >.
Walton, Rev. W. Is.
To obtain theoe letters the applicant must
give the name and date 0fthis list.
VIM. NJ. Pr LIE. ?, NJ.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08

OTICK.-I. I.MICHAELC COTTlNGHA
IN In compliance with the Requirements
OF tho act Of assembly In such case made and
provided, do hereby give notice that l shall
apply in writing 70 the Court OF General Ses.
siOns of the Peace and jail Delivery, Of the
State of Delaware In and Tor New Castle
county, on Monday, the 18th day of ma!
next, A. D 1879, being tho first day Of The
next May Term OF the said Court, Tor n
cense to keep an Inn or tavern, at No. 4l5
Walnut street, being the y. Il. corner of Filth
and Walnut reefs, in the Fourth Ward o.
the city of Wilmington, Delaware, and to sell
intoxicating liquors In loss quantitiet thar
one quart to be drunk on tho premises, apd
the following respectable citizens recommend
the said application, 10 wit:
Joseph W. Hart, Thomas W. Zebley,
Thomas B. Eaton, ?. II. Mitchell,
Fran ncis X. JaQuot. John II. Smith,
Thomas Fox, John Fehrenbieh.
George Stab, VIM. Sullivan,
John Huntingdon, John Burnside,
Francis Kelley, Frederick Schmid,
VIM. ]. Riley, James S. Heal,
John 4. Barnes, Bernhard Bonner,
Henry E Albert, John Mc!.afierty,
VIM. H. Brady, Bernhard Bonner, Jr.
Wm. McHonigal, August Tenweges,
VIM. Alsentzer, Julius Krau.pe,
Anton Gross, Christopher Bauer
apo st MICHAEL COTT1NGHAM.
Daily Republican., 1879-04-08

FoR SALH-73 shares Union National BAnl|
Philadelphia, New York and San franoiss
stocks and bonds bought and sold and
carried on margin.
Telegraphic quotations received CONSTANTLY
and furnished. Trade Lollars bought.