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Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
The Indignation in Maine.

GARDINER, Me-, December ga
largely attended indignation meeting
was held here tonight. A letter from
Senator Blaine was read, and resolu-
tions adopted expressive of the sense
of the meeting.
BANGOR, Me-, Decent er 22.--Ths
Executive Committee appointed by the
indignation meeting in this city Satur-
day evening has issued an address
urging all good citizens of every CITY,
town and hamlet in the State to unite
with them in taking measures for con-
certe' action to prevent the consum-
nation of the alleged outrage perpe-
trated upon the rights and liberties of
the people and the honor and fair name
of the State of Maine.
"Great evils" says tho address,
'demand prompt remedies, and for
this, the greatest wrong ever commit
ted undrr free Government, we be-
lieve that among the people of Maine
there are clean hands to discover, and
strons arms to apply, the means to
render it of no avail. For this pur.
pose we ask your advice, assistance
and GO operation, that the honesty,
inteiligenc" and patriotism of our peo-
ple may become living force to carry
ont their wiil.n
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Read Francis & Sons special mention
on the first page.
Sewing Machines.

The best Christmas present to buy is
a No. s Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine. 1t stands ahead Of all competi-
tors, lishtest running, noissless, best
made and finished, and best adapted
for family use. Sold on monthly in
stalments, and old machines taken in
exchange. Will give "a Acme pleater
to any ON that will bpy one of these
machines up to January lst, besides
getting one of the best machines in use.
Office No. 72S Market street, Wheeler q
Wilson Manufacturing Go. J. Il. Prim-
rose, Manager for Peninsula. Agents
wanted.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
SPECIAL MENTION.


"Aunt Sally, where is the cheapest
place for me to buy my Christmas gro.
oeriss i' "Why, at T. NJ. Wisr's, 1903
Market street. You can get oranberries
at A, 8 and 10 cts. per quart granulst.
cd sugar, 10 cts. per h.. white sugar,
8 cts. /; almost white sugar, 8 cents 3
lbs. nav Valencia raisins, rs cts. Sui
tana raisins, IL cts. per H.. {; 4 Tbs. cur
rants, 25 cents Ruglish currants, az
large as raisins, 7 cts. per ID. /; 3 lbs.
French prunss, Is cts. 3 Tbs. mipcs
meat, Is cts. 4 lbs. apple butter, 2J
cts. +; evaportsd apples, IL Its. per ID.
dried apples, 8, 4, 8, 8 and 10 cts. psr
ib. citron, % cts. per 10. lemon and
orange pesls, % cents per ib.; dried
peaches, 8 cts. per h.; table peaches,
l6 cts. per ID. 2 cans pie peaches, 25
cts. /; tomatoes. 10 cts. per can. II you
have not tried their corn packed by the
new process, at Is cts. per can, do 80
at once (; 1t IL excellent I; 1t beats Wins
lows and Bakers all to pieces; Bakers
corn, Is cts.; 7 lbs. bucKwheat. 70 cts;
their 100. coffee Is excellent their mo-
lasses aud syrup Is the best and cheap
Cd, in the city; their sour krout, at .
cts. per quart Is so good" Don't tell
me any more, Auut Sally" Gust wait
till you hear aeout their Christmas can
dies and candle sticks for SO cents; a
trunk full Of apples for so cents, aud
their 3 cent tlour." 81 am OIL for lIo9
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
The Reo 64Ive.

1t is at BOG Market street, aud Mes
srs. Russell & Spencer are che Kiog bees.
There is no room for drones in their
line of industry. Every body is busy,
afable, polite, and obliging. THE bers
have made some extra preparations for
Christmas. Arches not quite so'large
as Wanamaker's triumppsl arch, but
just as graceful and pretty, span the
store, aud from these depend handsome
articles OF every description suitable for
Christmas gifts, or gifts at any other
season of the year. Parallel arches
scoop out over the counters and these
are also hung with choice articles. 1t
is no use for us to attemp. TO snumer-
ate articles for sale where everything
is to be found, and iu such a giddy
maze and labyrinth Of beauty We are
incapable any how Of naming every
thing from collar or cuff to $75
silk dress. All We have to say is. "go
and see and you will know how
it is yourselves" The place cannot
be missed, for q representation Of q bee
hive marks the entrance. Ono Of the
show windows is occupied by "old
Kriss," who grias and smiles at every
body who enters, bat his greeting is not
half so hearty as that which comes from
the inside. Tommy" Msssimsr rsigns
in there in all his glory. Put "Tom"
behind a counter and he is at home.
His smile is like magnet, it draws
customers right to his counter. He is
going to leave soon and start a stare of
his own at Chssisrville, up in Chester
County, and everybody abou. the store
is in the dumps about losing him. But
we can't say any more than to soy that
at Russell Il Spencer's is the place to
see "Old Kriss," and to get Christmas
gifts.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Umbrellas.

For a holiday present nothing is
more suitable than an umbrella. Mr..
King, the practical umbrella manufac-
turer, at Fonrth and Walnut streets,
Gn the rear Of Kitchens grocery store
can suit you with an umbrella that he
will guarantee. Being a practical man
in the business, he takes great pride in
pleasing his many customers. If there
Is spy defect in any of his umbrellas,
be makes II as a rule to charge nothing
for repairing ths same. Mr.. King makes
a specially Of repairing and recovering
umbrellas, and at prices within the
reach of all.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Latest Novelties.

Ladies', misses and children's furs,
In the latest styles, fur robes, fur trim
mings by the yard, ladies' fur caps, la
dies aud geuts seal skin caps, plush
caps, ladies' Derby and square crown
stiff hats, gent's silk dress hats, stiif
and soft hats, silk and cashmere caps,
children g stiff and soft hats, silk and
gingham umbrellas, trunks, vallses,
30, a. Ru.nford Bios, No. 4O4 Market
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

Fine roll and tub butter, Is cts. per
h., at Francis Il Sons, Fourth and
Lombard streets.
Straug's holiday umbrellas, elegant
assortment, low prices. Select one for
YOUR friend. Rspsiring and covering
neatly done. s. W. cor. 4th and Mar
ket streets.
Immense bargains in silk handker-
chiefs. Read Russell & spsnceI's new
ad. to-day.
sutterlsy's Gallery, No. 3O2 Market
street, will be open all day Christmas.
Photographs taken in rainy and cloudy
weather as well as bright sunny day.
Prices low.
Lunch and egg nogg all day Chis.-
mas at Babcock's, cor. 5th and Orange
streets. Rattle for turkeys Wednesday
night. Chicago lager beer on draught.
The Ladies' Department of Belts
Drug Store is the only place In Will
mington where ladies can buy trusses,
syringes, &C.. from lady.
Two more days remain before Christ
mas Danforth, Druggist, I'd and Mar
ket streets, is selling holiday goods at
remarkably low prices.
Parker's Hair Balsam and Parker's
Ginger Tonic, for sale by Taylor Il Full.
lsrton, Druggists and Apothecaries, 3o2
King street.
Something new Chicago lager beer,
the finest in the city, at Babcock's, 9th
and Orange streets. ....
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Muraer and Ly aching.

Edward Harvey aud James McGever,
young dry goods p-ddlers, we're mur.
dsred by negroes in Russell county,
Ca, last Friday, and their bodies were
thrown into the Chattahoochie river.
The murder was discovered on Satur-
day, and two negroes being arrested.
confessed the crime and implicated two
others. The two captured men were
lyncLs sd on Saturday afternoon, by a
mixed mob of whites and blacks. The
other two have not yet beeh caught.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Grand Opening.

Finding that our store, 3o2 Market
street, (allhough the largest and finest
boot and shoe establishment in this
part OF the country,) is not large
enough TO hold all the goods We woald
wish to place before the people OF VIII
mingtox and vicinity, we have conclud,
ed to open branch store at No. 4l3
Market street, (half way between 4th
and 5th strsets,) where We will place
the greatest bargains to be found any
where. We are confident by this time
hat the people are aware that We can
sell cheaper than any other house in
Wilmington by manufacturing our own
goods and selling them at and under
Wholesale prices. By giving us call
and comparing our prices with others
you will be convinced that what we say
Ia true. Remember the place, No. Alb
Market street. P. MCCULLOUGH Il Co.
Mr.. McCracken, who Is manager oi
this new store, will be pleased to see
any of his old friends who may call to
see him.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

A Bualding Destroy ed-The work
Of nm Ioeend1ary.

a DuAA0lnS Destroy ed-The work
Of nm Ineend1ary.
Special Correspondence OF the Republican.
SMYRNA, Del, Dec. 22nd, 10.
The grocery store Of Thomas Z. Car
y was burned yesterday morning
about one o'clock. The hand engines
were soon in service and as the fury of
the flames was fed by great quantity
OF kerosene slowed away their work was
useless. They soon communicated to
an adjoining building occupied by q
gentleman named Stevens. The goods
OF Mr.. s. however were removed and a
portion Of those Of Mr.. Carly.
Mr.. Carty's building was owned BY
Mr.. Robert Dennsy and insured in the
Kent County Mutual Fire Insurance
Company. Loss on building about
$500; insurance $1,000. Mr.. Csrtv has
an insurance on his store goods in the
same company, he having had them in.
sursd only q short time ago. Mr..
Stevens lost all. The fire is thought to
be the work of an incandiary.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
At the opera saomsD.

The pupils of the Wilmington hcad-
emy will hold the balrd5 at the Opera
House this evening in thsir foHrth an
nual entertainment. Ths Prof. him.
self will as usual direct, atsd the char
aoter of the preceding entertainments
given by this school is a SAFE guarantee
that the one this evening wili h@ of a
high character.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
SPECIAL MENTION.
before You Buy, Read,

Granulated sugar, 10 cts. standard
A sugar, 10 cts. (; white A sugar, 8 cts;
light brown sugar, 8 cts. 3 fb. can to-
matoes, 10 cts; good canned corn, 10
cts. choice table peaches, 16 cts. pie
peaches, II cts. 4 tbs. currants, rs
cents 3 Tbs. new Valencia raisins, rs
cents ; 2 Tbs. sultans raisins, 25 cents ;
ssedlsss raisins, II cts. new citron, rs
cts. orange peel, "a cts. lemon peel,
~ cts 8 Tbs. Turkey prunss, Is cts. ;
Mt lbs. good Family Ploar, 81. Dried
fruits-Quartsr apples, S to 8 cents ;
fancy sliced apples, 124 cts. pared l
peaches, Ii cts. cultivated blackber-
ries, l2s cts. pittsd cherries, choice,
rs cts. impaired peaches, 8 to 12a cts.
Fish-No. mackersl, 10 cents No. 2
mackerel, 6 cts. /; fat, 3 large mackersl,
4 cts. mess shsd, 4 to 6 cts. extra
shore, No. l, weighing from II to 2
lbs, 20 cts. Molasses-Fancy new crop
N. o. molasses, so cts. good N. 0. mo-
lassss, 40 cts; peach and pear syrup,
81; white sugar drips, 80 cts. a fine
syrup, 40 cts. Soaps-Proctor Il Gam
ble's Oliene, 7 cts. Pound Bleacher, 6
cts. Babbitt's Best, 6 cts. sand soap,
4 OTIS. (; full pound soap, s cts. Choice
roll and Tub butter very low. Fine
mixtures, 20 cts. English walnuts, 20
cts. almond nuts, rs cts. Polar, Star
Patent, White Lilly, C4rrituck, Valley
Queen, Barley Wood and other grades
of -four at mill prices. Coal oil, l21 cts
per gallon. We have made no change
in the prices of our teas or coffees; they
are the cheapest Ia the city, quality
retained. We also have full line Of
tirst-class goods usually kept in gro.
Gerry store, which we are Offering very
low. Give US a call and be convinced.
W. NJ. Francis & Son, Fourth and Lom-
bard streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Christmas,

As in our line of business we do not
have goods specially adapted for holi
day gifts or presents, except 1t be the
lounging coat, which We have had our
share of making up for the ladies for
their husbands and friends, and will
continue this special work for any OF
our customers who desire us. While
this ia the case, We would announce
that we are making up overcoats, ul-
sterettes and suits Of superior cut and
finish at very reasonable prices. You
might as well go to the Model Tailor
Store, 233 Market street, as 1t will cost
no more to have your clothes made first
class.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
E,sl, and TerraDin.

Powell has on his stall in the Third
street market, white fish, smsltz, pike,
scellops, Labrador herring, steak cod
fish, haddock. cat fish, &c., b1sides a
lot of terrapin.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Thh WAattaar.

War Department, Office of tie Chief
signal Officer, Washington, Dec. 23-I
A. NJ.
Indications for Tuesday-For the
Middle States and New England, south
TO west winds, warmer, partly cloudy
or clear weather, stationary or rising
barometer.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
ROOtn and SilOea.

Daniel McCusker, ZIG W. ID street,
has got in large stock of boots and
shoes for the fall trade, and is dster-
mined to sell them cheaper than any
house il the city. Give him call and
laYs money.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

is silly young girl OF 81. Paul, Minn''
who has become addicted to the unla-
dylike practice of cigarette smoking.
The other evening, while indulging in
her favorite pastime, she received a
call from several gentlemen, and not
wishing to be discovered, she thrust
the lighted cigar into her pocket. In
few minutes her clothes were in a
blaze and she was burned so seriously
that her life is despairsi Of. ..
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
AMUsEMEHTS,
Shak ospeare Last Evenfn A
treat ON Chrtstmas A1ternooo

Er0ne ON ChftBtmaB AIternOOn
and Evening.
The Two DaoMIos--Robsou and
Crane in the representation of the
above named play was really enjoya-
ole. The support was toleably good,
the action smooth and noticably pro
ficient, and the entire play most sx-
cellently rendered. The performance
was legitimstely shakespsarsan and
the humor was Of that type found no
where but in the inimnitabls creation
Of that noted author. Dromio Of
Ephesus and Dromio Of Syracuse are
Identical and SO apparent were their
relative positions that to indi-
vidualize them seemed most nat
ural. The two brothers Antipholus, by
A. 5, Lipman and Frazier Coulter, add
I'D materially to the representation by
the two leading characters. Miss Agnes
Proctor as Adriana the wife of Antipho-
lus of EphesHs, Miss Alicia Robson "A
Luciano, Adriana's sister and companion
we're good, as was also Miss Nellie Boyd
as Lesbia the woman of Ephesns. Thsir
eleverners however with the exception
Of Charles Morris, as geon did not ex-
tend to the other members of the
troupe. The role of the Duke was d.
oidedly weak and might better be i'm
proved by substituting a character of
more natural dignity and voice with
volume enough to fill an auditorium.
Taking the play as whole it was the
most enjoyable and truly Shakespearian
production that has been presented IN
eur people for some time back.
THE DANIrEs.-TAis highly poetic
drama will be presented in this city on
Christmas afternoon and evening. The
play has been produced in this citv ba-
fore aud received favorabls commit from
everyone for the beauty and strength
of its construction. The Dramatic
"Mirror" of Philadelphia, says most
truly that "ths excellencies of "The
DaEites" can be enumerated easily.-
The plot is powerful, the language ex-
quisite, the character painting master
ly. The incidents follow each other
naturally, and the climaxes are we'll
worked up. All the parts are verv
good, and the principal ones have good
"scenes." The conventional materials
of stage villains and calico heroines are
disregarded. Poetry is brsathed
throughout the play. Its tone is whole-
some and the style of writing emphatic
and direct. The faults of the work ara
not vital, but they are numerous, new
ertheless. TO a thoroughly prosaic
mind the whole story of delicate
young girl, living among the miners
as boy and undiscovered, is impossi-
ble.' The doors for the matinee. will
be open at ons o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

Thos. Farmar will serve fine lunch
tomorrow from 10 TO II o'clock, at his
saloon, No. East Fifth street. Mr..
FPS lunches are becoming very popu-
lar, and he will try on this occasion to
excel all former occasions. Also turkey
lunch Christmas day from 10 a. In. to 2
p. IN.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
christmas Trees.

Beautiful nursery grown Christmas
trees, from the great Northern and
Southern nurseries, VIII be exposed for
sale up to "Wednesday night, Dec. "a
on the cor. of 4th aud Market streets.
RANDOLPH PETERS.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
NE WS SUMMARY.

virgfnis ORtlaws - L0uisiana',
Financial Crook edness Raid
Upon aTheatre-Other lncfdcnts,
Accidents, Grimes and Casu ai.
ties.
The outlaws Of Wstzsl county, W.
Virginia known as "Red Men. "
invaded Tyler county, adjoining, . few
nights ago, and five Of the gang robbed
the store Of w. J. Umpleby Of $500.
They knocked Umplsby ssnsslsss, and,
thinking him dead, fred the bhild-
ing and rode of. The fire was discov.
cred in time to save Unplsby's life,
bat the store with its contents was do
stroyed. A party Of farmers are in
search Of the rufians.
Edward Connery, James Jackson and
Frederick Wing, directors Of the sus.
pended Louisiana Savings Bank, were
indicted in New Orleans yesterday, for
feleniously concealing the condition Of
the bank and signing for publication
fraudulent reports Of its condition at
the close Of business on January 25th
and May 9Th, 1879. They were each
released in &c, 900 bail.
The Tlvoli and Gaie.y Theatres in
New Haven, Conn, were raided by the
police on Saturday night, and q per-
sons, Including II women and the pro-
prietors. were arrested. All gave bonds
for a hearing on charges of maintaining
and abetting nuisance. Nearly one
thousand people were in the two places
at the time Of the raid.
Full returns of the vots Of Louisiana
show maiorities Of "a O72 for tho nav
Constitution. 30 751 for Wilt the
Democratic candidate tor C;ovsrnor.and
1876 for the Debt ordinance. The
Senate Will contain 81 Democrats and
6 Republicans; the House, rs Demo-
Gratis, II Republicans, 2 Independents
and l Greenba5ker.
A telegram from Los pinos Agency
dated the 2lst saws the White River
IJtes who at first refussd tn Give mn IN,
Indians demanded bv the Commission
nave agreed to give them up, and Cen
sral Hatch will start with them for
Washington about the 25th.
Gsnsra, Grant v;.;tsd G;r,rd Co,,aoa
yesterday. He dined with General
Patterson in the evening, and also Wis
tied the performance of the French
Opera Boutfs at the Academy of Music.
Oliver Lancetel, broker Of Cohoss,
N. Y, was killed by q locomotive at a
crossing near Troy, yesterday. He was
standing on the front platform Of a
street ear and, fearing a collision jump
ed OIL and ran in front OF the approach
ing train.
Jacob Hawser, aged II years, was
burned to death, and his wife was SER
lously injured, bya hre In their dwell
ling ut Cherry Valley, N. T., on sun
day morning.
In the test lottery case az washing
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
sitnner.! NIippers:!

for holiday presents, at the Boston One
Price Shoe House, 2O9 Market street.
Boots, shoes apd rubbers in endless
variety. Bnr,'s fine Shoes for ladies a
specialty.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

Now il the time to get your furs re-
pairei or altered in the latest style.
This il hripg done cheap every day at
the hat and fur store Of W. Alsentzer,
227 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
New Iron Bridge.

A substantial iron bridge has just
been completed by Alexander Wilson,
over Persimmon run, near Newark, at q
cost of $3.50 to the county. It is highly
creditable to the builder as well as to
the county.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
UIosiax Male Of Holiday Goods

Now Il the time to buy, as we are
detsrm,ued to close out the balance of
our holiday goods. Bargain, may be
expected. An early call solicited, at
Sanders, Asksw Building, N. +. cor.
Seventh and Market streets, Whining
ton, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Grand EaNia.

Turkeys, geese and poultry general
Iy will be ratfled off at Ashenbach's sa-
loon, 227 Tatnall street, on Christmas
Eve. All who wish anything in this
line are invited to call.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
DUR DELAWARE CITY LErrER,
The holidays = Com petition snd
Mfnce Meat - In 9 X. u. r. MIN.
sfrelsv = Episcopal Church Ser.
vices Next sunday.


Special Correspondence ofthe Republican.
DELAWARE CRY, DEL, Dec. q, 1879.
Only three days more and the Christ.
mas chimes will fall sweetly upon our
listening ears; the choirs Of different
churches will carol forth their sweetest
songs Of praise, and all will, in some
way or other, do honor to the natal
day Of him who came into the world to
seek and to save that which was lost.
There is no season Of the year looked
forward to with more anxiety by young
and old, grave and gay, than the mer-
ry Christmas times, when all can meet
on one platform, throwing aside all
sectional differences, and unite, as
with one accord, and join in aioring,
and praising, and magnifying the holy
name OF the meek, and lowly, but all
powerful Nazarens.
Some few Of our store Keepers have,
in anticipation Of an increase to their
exchequer, put their stores 10 holiday
trim. but they bear no comparison to
the beauty, taste and skill displayed
by your Wilmingtonians; and as | have
been consulted several times by my
friends here as to which store they
would be the most likely to get what
tney wanted in the variety line, | have
invariably recommended all to call on
Adams Il Bro, Market street, near
Fifth, when they visit your city. If
they cannot get what they want there,
1t will be useless to look elsewhere.
Competition is the life of trade, it
gives it all its flavor. We do not have
much of that article infused into our
trade here, however, and as conse-
quence monopolies on small scale
flourish and fatten off of the necessities
Of our people. Occasionally come ener-
getic citizen dares to beard the monopo-
list, and an honest rivalry then ensuss.
This is the case in the minoe meat bus
iness. Mr.. Cleaver had a monopoly in
the manufacture and salo OF tnat arti-
Gle, and yet the monopoly was not of
his own making if no ons chose to eh-
ter the arena with him, it was no fault
out ua baa @ . IIs r;raI ,''" nnr w !" AZ. ~ ns.snn ~
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Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
Oxford Hsble es.

Immense stock-cheapest in the city.
Gratuitous marking. 70 be disposed
CT during the holidays, at the Religious
Rock Store. COG Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

Read Francis & Sons special mention
on thu first page.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

Fine roll and tub butter, 25 cts. per
h.. at Francis & Sons, Fourth and
Lombard streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

Fine roll and tub butter, rs cts. per
h., at Francis & Sons, Fourth and
Lombard streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

Fine roll and tub butter, % cts. per
h., at Francis Il Sons, Fourth and
Lombard streets.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23

Read Francis & Sons special mention
on the first page.
Daily Republican., 1879-12-23
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRE

r OSr.-In this city on Monday morning
hA n genIeman's Kid glcye. The finder
will be rewarded by leaving 1t at the REpuD-
LICAN office. l2.2a