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Daily Republican., 1879-11-24

FOR, G. ial4AFS.n
-. N HhlHerry.
.5onu J. Wt.!s. bauIai New Cae1e county,
Il Nart.'ud John injunction IN,
Ig.v, Sheriff.
AUI ulw tp~.t, This tA"a GHy Ol S}cptem-
N.. A. u..1aiD. lgr sHbym.u Ia tins e use
% wax Lc,n ls'Utd aud delivered 10 the
sheriff my.g til N t'frty dnss before the r. 70
turn III r."l and .!Dhp =. Wells, one Of tue
teleE4a1t., not being io-ll, nad not having
appeared, OF mo ion oi EouInAiu N,eIl2,
Fsu.. solicitor ar Inc complainant. and upon
affidavit oI Thomas q Mn. Tat sal John J..
Wells rcsiind out0i the StIte Of Delaware,
{, is Ordered hy the Chancellor lhat tic said
.Iuln Z. W Ill N.p1Ar ia thIH Cause On Ur be-
Tors the thahLh day Of NOyvnhcr next, or
m; tho htil d t4hel irJ rpHt1SS, IL to nina.
AHl the EtgiSlsr is directed to cause a 60; y
Of ,uI order TO be published within ten days
trpul this date in the DELAWARE r. PuBLf.
ICAN, u new iMpgr puJilsHCL Ia til! city Ui
Wilmington, to be continuoi in slii paper
. &c d vccE for three weeks after the h at
publication u ereOi. Attest
91-3t j. NJ. HOUSMAN, Reg. C.C
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
CI.YDES STEAMSHIP LINE FROH
J pHILA DE;.PHlA.

TITDES STEAMSHIP LINE fROm
~ PHILA DEIPHlA.
.sss.s,sl ls75s. .Ea..sssssssszsie
InTnugII oils landing to principal sea ports
lies and points South and West and North
and East. .
For BOSTON, FALL RIVER and PROVl-
DENCE, seni-weekly.
For Oh HARLESTO 5. g., every week.
For RICHMOND. NORFOLK and CITY
POINT, tri-weekly.
For WASHINGTON, D. e., GEORGE
TOWN and ALEXANDRIA,, Va, ever,
week.
For NEW YORK, daily,
sS-MARK GOODS VIA CLYDE LINE.
Delaware and Chesapeake Tow Boat Go.
Barges towed between Philadelphia and Bal
timore Havre-de-tiracc, etc.
WIN. p. CLYDE b co.,
General Managers tor all the above lines,
No. ~ South wharves. Philadolphia
Daily Republican., 1879-11-24
sPKClAL NOTICES.
nttter WIG ef Ir0n

4. =. 4 unk lA'a hitter Wlee d Ar~"
II has never been known TO fail In the cure
Of weakness attended with symptoms. inoM-
position 10 exertiOn, loss o. memory, aimcuI
ty Of breathing, weakness, horror oi uisoAeo
weak, nervous, trembling, dteadIuL no S,r,' "
mess al vision, lapguor. universal laseitude o.
the muscular system. enormous appetito, Win
Svsnentic sy .Dptoms, hot hands, nushinx OF
t6e boriy. dryness o the skin, pailid counto-
nan "a and eruntions on the lace purifying tne
blood, pain In the back, heaviness o. hs eyo
lids. frequent black spots hying pe'oro snv =,
eyes, with sutusion AM loss oil sign'' WAN VI
KnnSis.s Bitter Wine Of Iron is for sale In
WILMINGTON by z. James belt, N; u; DAD
forth. John J. Gallagher h Bro herDeH n
Watson. Taylor 4 Fullerton, Jno: >. Hart
man, II. r. Bringhurst and tho drug 'rA'e
generally.
W WOrms! wOsnsi worms
EFF. Eunksls Wsrm Syrup never taiis IT, q
destroy PIN, Scat and Stoinach orns. ,ne
doctor can tell whether or not the patieht M
worms. Thousands are dying uahy VIZ. WV.
sr,mps. choking and sltioeati0n, saliow com
nlex,nn. circles around the eyes, sseilins
| and pain In the stomach, restless ~ nlsnt
grinding OF the teeth, picking at the nose
cough, fever, itching at the seal, heauhiho
ioui breath, the patisn: grove pale AnU ts.n ~,
tickling and irritation In the anus. All 'h's' :,
symptoms, ana moro, cone from worms. Z
\. Kunkei's Worm SyIap never iails 70 70
m.ye them Price tl per bottle or SIX LOT 70
For Tape Worms write and consult the Dpo ,s,
Tori For all others, buy oil your druggist tn'
WI orm syrup and II he has y not seha y
Ur. n. +. Kunsel. 259 N. Ninth STREET, fhii
adeiphia, Pa. Advice by mail, Tree; scne
htes cent stamp.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
POSTAL AFFAIRS.

Never before in the history OF tho Now York Post
Onicc has the rush of business been so immense
at present. In every department Of the estab-
lishmcnt the men compelled to labor eighteen
out OF the twenty-four hours. Last evening Post
master James, accompanied by Assistant General
Superintendent Waring. inspected tho various di-
visions OF the building. The men were called to-
gether and addressed by Mr.. James. He compl-
menied the men their great efficiency
and efforts to maintain the good reputation
Of the New York Post Office. He wound
up by wishing them individually and col.
lectively Merry Christmas" The sentiments
of the Postmaster were cheored to the echo.
The steamer Gcrmanic, which reached this port yes
terday afternoon, brought to Mr.. James the like
nesses DIR. Stephan. Director General OF the Ger
man postal service, and Mr. Kratke the Inspector
General of the service. who in this country
on a visit of inspection few months ago. Accom-
panying the portraits was highly complimentary
letter to Mr. James and his deputy, Mr. II. q.
Pearson expressing the thanks of Gcrmanys authori-
ties for the many courcsies extended to Mr. Kraike
while on his professional tour In the city of New
York and the many valuable improvements in the
postal service suggested to him.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
PLEURo-PNEUMoNIA.

The Treasury Department issued an order Last
February. directing the customs authorities of the
various ports the United States whence cattle are
exported to be very rigid in issuing health permits.
and to certify that the animals shipped In good
physical condition and free from all mperfections.
Ii having been brought to the notice of the Secretary
of the Treasury that this order has not been strictly
enforced, new edict issued which received
yesterday by Collector Merritt. The order IL
more stringent than the last. and calls upon the
officials not pass any cattle for expectation under
any circumstances, even If there IL only suspicion
of sickn TO guard against tho introduction
OF disease into foreign ports.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
THE COURTS.
BILLS OF PARTICULARS IN DIVORCE SUITS.

BILLS OF PARTICULARS IN DIVORCE SUITS.
motion was argued a few days since before
Judge Van Hoesen for bill of particulars in the
divorce case of Charles II. Ansert against his wife.
Lucy Ansert. brought on the ground of adultery.
In support of the motion it argued by Messrs-
Hall and Blandy. counsel for the wife, that the
charges of adultery generally charged in the
complaint as to time, place and person that she
could not safely 10 trial without fear of surprise
1t was contended by Messrs. Howe and Humme.
who appeared for the husband, that the
wife knew the facts great deal bet
ter than the husband. and that the motion
IL entertanable ought TO have been made before
answering Judge Van Hoesen yesterday handed
down decision granting the motion requiring the
husband to furnish bill OF particulars specifying
the beginning and the end of the period in which
the wife. as alleged, committed adultery with un-
known men, and the place or places at which such
alleged adultery committed. II the plaintiff is
unable TO state the Places but is now able to state
the names OF the it will suffice If the names be
given though the place be not Judge Van Hoesen.
while admitting the power of the Court to order bills
OF particulars in divorce says that it is dscre
tiopary and should be sparingly exercised.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
FIREMAN MOUNTS FAMILY.

Messrs. Lloyd Aspinwall. rhurow Weed. General
Charles Graham. General Martin I. Mcmahon and
number Of other prominent gentlemen having in q
letter to the Fire Commissioners requested that tho
officers and members of the department be permit
ted to participate in the raising of fund for the
family of the late fireman, Henry G. Mount, who
died from injuries received at the Eighth Avenue
Railroad stable fire, the Board yesterday passed
resolution granting said permission. The Commis-
sioncrs have paid to Mrs. Mount 1000 insurance
upon her late husbands life.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
A CITY p1spossEss CASE.

The Collector Of City Revenues instituted in the
name of the city proceedings to dspossess Charles
Wurd and his sub-tenants from stands Nos. 10, 20
and 81 Fulton Market for non-payment of a quar-
teri rent up to November of this year. The
came up yesterday in the Marine Court before
Judge McAdam. when Mr.. Henry Q. Dennison coun-
sci tor the tenants. took several technical objections
to the form OF the proceedings and also raised tho
question of the right of the Collector of City Reve-
nues to initiate such proceedings. The objections
Judge McAdam overruled, and in reference to the
Collector. held that the proceedings being in the
name of the city, that would be sufficient protec-
ton to the tenants II they fit to pay the rent.
This not done, and Judgment rendered
against the defendants and warrants to dispossess
them issued.
THE CHARGE AGAINST ANDREW v. g. SMITH.
Andrew v. g. Smith. formerly president of the
Follctt Sewing Machine Company, who was brought
back from Washington in April last by Detective
O'Connor on charge of having obtained from Miss
Alice T. Ketchum and her mother. Mrs. L. F.
Meecker, the of S400 0G0 from the former $780,
and $4,000 from the latter, and against whom
indictment found, the allegation being that Of
false pretences. yesterday admitted to bail in
the District Attorneys office. his brother. +. w.
Smith, becoming bondsman. 1t is claimed by the
accused that there were false pretences in the
transaction 1t is understood that civil action 10
pending in relation to the question at issue.
The New York herald., 1879-12-25
REAL ESTATE.

The following sales were made at the Merchants
Exchange yesterday:-
JOHNSON,
Foreclosure sale of the FIVE story brick building,
with lot 25xsS. No 3l5 East Goth st., n s. 225
IT, OF I'd av., to plaintiff. $40 800
BY LOUIS MESIER
Foreclosure sale of the five story brick building.
with lot 25x9S No. 3l7 East 6Oth ST., n g., 25O It.
Of I'd av., plaintiff Observation-Disclosures. 7eo
Y. HARNErr.
Foreclosure sale of the story front DWELL
ings, with lots, each l9.9x1OO.5. Nos 1853 to l64
East 7Oh st., s., 220.S # W. of 3d av., to plain
The New York herald., 1879-12-25

MORGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS RAILROAD
lN AND STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Steamer MORGAN CITY will sail from pier SO North
River Saturday December ~ taking freight for New
Orleans; Mobile and Mississippi River points, ana to
ers to Brazos Santiago Brownsville Indanoa Corpus
Christi via Indanola) Houston and all points the II.
and T. q. r., r. r. l. and f. r. f. Gulf, W. 7. p r. r.,
and G. H. and San Antonio Railroad.
Steamer NEW YORK will follow Wednesday, Do
cember 81
For freight and further information apply to
BOGERT MORGAN, Agents. pier 81 North River.
, 1879-05-09
THE CHESTER CUP.

a,,,,,.,u,n,n III u.u ~ eo,.a..
t,,.r as,,n,, lin, sr,,n,o In, n,a ,,',, rhaat,.
pori,nrttar, iii, In ,or,u IN +, 49, ~ a-.,s-
aa Iht. - t,,a IN, :" ,raron,te." "As ~ o."Ia.
r ,srrv M mi ,ho s @ worE 'p''"'' 'A'''S' ~
~.y .... ". ~ 1',s'. w." ,u,,,,
eeaator Joa'yn 6ald this hltl llad been pending
a long time In committees. 1t would be seen
that, rs II was t1rst introduced. It snnronr,atr,
s1f nm for tf,a ,mnl.tfn ~ thfa ,,ani, ~.
.r'',. s.',,1',, t"...,a ~ 'a "s,. s4sGutu.f'
CutnnlIttee on ional 1d ltefornlatory lnstftu-
tiouB, al,d now tho Approximation Cou,1nittes
Int, ,na]e thfs further rc1urtIon os s1nnw,, hv
ia ,,n,,t,n,rt - a,sn nm mi ,,o,, ..,..,a',,
,ra, ,,,,1d,,1. ,sa,o -, h $50 ,a.,. .,
s"a Th,s i,s, a,no,,r, ha na,,."as ."'I" .as Lux,
enough, md thu Commissioners had
agreed to 1t. lie went on to cxp!atn
now .e Ind beep at first p.cI,ll!cc1 agaiost lin
Chcstcr iorat,,,r. nm, hts shsen,,eut tn,,
On !'at MATER W result Of lis sla!t und faVes@
tt1atlln. 1t was MI cInt1!ently good location, ln
Ills opiuto,,, for prssou. Tic work thus far had
ham we]l Jnnc su,i lin lRr,o rrt,uct,t,ux matn
VIZ .s, ea.''eI"t ,.',,A -! a'o ""5 ., esonos"y'
'senntoF Fuller said ilc t'lt. not know MS he
could say anything ll!at wousd ehanga
r,1g nsrEnMisATloy or THIS LEo,stArunn
To vote mu,,cy to carry on this Pentt.n,lnrv.
He must say, though lint ho believed rvcrr
.}ntIur v,.t nj nunr wr hat , ,ya.+u ~ H.,
uul'at '''e" a"a, viva oata "a'to VI thu pcop!e's
1no1'eyt hc theh gave figures, showing TINT
fur tho purpose of carrying IN the wurk
nll,l maintaining tic conytcts which This Lurfs
1nt,,rc woa .skm1 ~, aIv, ror t,,ta ,,.. ,,.,m,
w";i rrcreI III" sim, ~ AM, ns III. i,, n',H
trutary nj inlt w"ld r. rontoin ri ,b,. '.f,uvi,s G
now in lin, stats hi. II mn tis ,nnrnv ,oil rtf
lr snlarirs nnnp t. III. nlf},rs nt iii n ,,L"r,
pnnitnt,nIs w"uiJ Il, s,u,,l., v.rr b,,1; ~
eirnt n4os,s"tin ~ WI ~ III, ,,n.n o, su,.
yicts nj "t II w"s =, yy %t n1 ~ ts uf" @ en s.
crHy q. tno atn; r. anu ,,is ,', a,1 ~ o,,
v.to ~ in ~ '"a s,SM, ,ISsN was snnns.en 10
ti,rsr an,st',,r,a @ ~ " 'a"e
'''e'S '''o" .Hs'e''ss "ou'a "ut 'eee''s
oNk foEE IN FIFTY .....
Of tue voters Ut this Slate. Tluy had recently
refused TO- give thcir money ta even complete
, 1879-05-09
CHICAGO vs.. TROY.

It was no difficult mattor for t!e White Stack
lnEs to administer sound drubbiug to tho Troy
team yesterday; as tic lutter aeldcd so loosely
ttsut at no time was the game in doubt. Tho
attendance wub sotnewhat better than on Tues
day, thu went1ler being tho same; a1,d II tic
traditional oalmy bseczes OF May can only be In
lucel TO visit this locality, people will turn
out ln thu o!d.timc numbers to Witness
ball ganles. Owing to tlle fact aboyc
statcl TINT tho homo niue lad
remarkably cnsy thing Of It. there Is not murh
to hu sata contcrnlnt, the game, except that
both sides earnaA tho Bal1!o number ct runs
The Whites Ind tut Ihreu errors, two of which
were tlroppel tys BY Dary!npiu, md thu other
Il bud throw to third by Flint. Otherwise llu
boys played With tho mnchino-liko regularity
for whiel they arc becoming noted. Peters
alter lauu; runs, MD Quest tnaue two ilno stops
Of ba,.s lfit near first base. williamson haa
nothing scs,t his way; but 1nale up for tEe luck
OF opportunity by heavy bRtt'ng, otlu Of ILLS hits
being high tlY oyer tho rtght-iicld fence.
DOcschcr did most OF tt.e run-gcttitlE on the
Troy aldo, ntul morc than Ills share ot the
batting. The balance Of tho story may bo
gleaueu froM
THE BCOllE,
, 1879-05-09

On tl,e occasion OF the Scfacfor-Slosson bill.
iarl ulntc!l for the Worlds Cham p!onshtp noxt
Thursday evening, the btagu ut Mccormick Hall
will contatn 100 OF thu best seats In the hall, a
entirely apart from tho main crowd, either on
tho iloor or In tho gallery. For this reason 1t
haa bccn thought proper to devote tic stage
seats exclusively to gentlemen accompanied BY
ladies. 1t IL tho ardent desire OF both Bchaofer
alll slosson TINT large number Of ladles
should bs present as spectators, md they Will
rcQutru tlut tho Btrlctcst lecorum bo observed
in itr hall, wliero neither betting nor snlokng
will be allowed, md pnIns wIl oc tnkun to ex.
clude tmpropcr characters. The 'iiagrams Of
Brunswick plllInrd Hall as,d Tho Gra,lt1 Pacttle
liotcl, n,,d thoss desiring to secure aeats for
latllcs wilt bu given lrst elotre,
BosroN, May 8.-In thu Eamo OF Fronct, car.
on,s, BO0 points. between Randolph I1esur, Of
this city, md Gtorgc Stone, of Proyiieuce, the
Inter bcug allowed 150 points, Huiscr won.
Ills largest run wns 47o, thu greatest On rscord.
nelacr's average, 971.
, 1879-05-09
Observation-Disclosures,
Erkrtat flffn1frh IN 'Tht Ty4hr,us

BUFFALO. N. Y, May 8.-The second game
between the Buffalo aml Providence uines rs-
suited in yictorY for Butfalo. A decided
change III weather took plare tor tl.s better, nl
in consequence tlieru VIVA a0 increased nltend-
ance. O'Rourke took browns place behind thu
bat. thu ]attet suffering with rheumatism In the
riEht arm. Tie Butfa!os played loosely At trst
nnA allowed Providence to SruFe Oil bad errorf
Ward ana uaivln gaya yory tue exhibitions of
pitching, thu fortner proving a. full Of tricks ~
c,rcns mule. ln tAu third inning tho visitors
gained swo runs on Aits of O'Rourke alpd
lIawes at.l ersors OF Crowley a,lu Calvin.
In lhe fourth, tue Bula!os gained a
run On hlt by Eurce. esross
, 1879-05-09
Fourth Notable Victory In England
Of the American Horse
Parole.
ue Walks or with the Chester
Handicap Stakes with
Entire Ease.
Chicago, Buffalo. Boston, and Cinoin-
natl Successful in tie Base
Ball Contests.
Arrangements for the ScItaefer. SloBson
Billiard Match--slciser Makes q
lsun Of 476.

: TAfnf,N}N Fft1JjfsFfT V1FTNRv.
Lospoy, May 8,-parole hos rrtrieyei liz loss
of the raco for the Chester Trade, Cur yestc,.
day, by Winning that for The greas Chcstcr
naudtcap stakes. which look nlacu TODAY. tho
last Of tic Cheshire meeting, Lord Dupplln,s
4.ycar.old chestnut rcll,ug Refer, which won
tt,r Chester Tratlca Gun. rot Tic sccop,l nace.
nnl Lord IeRh,s 4+vear.ojl bny co,t. n, ,]nsrnh
third. There vcro eight starters, Parole car.
rtcd 1s4 mounds, Rccfcr lis pounds. and Sir
Joscnh lis nounjs. The distance uf tho co,1rse
Ia ,cnr]v mn mtln mn, a,ortrr. nn,1 the roce
, 1879-05-09
o. s7o-~TyvELvE PAGES

by Wright, O'Rourko, and a wild pitch Of Ward.
u the seventh tic ncnt nine tied 'tic Gats,c on
h!ts BY Crowley ,osnl laivin, and hot gronl!cr
of !lorn,,ng 70 Metlcars. In tho ninth Esuler
thesc grounds. Ward was on third win only
onc man out, when York bit long ay to Egeler,
wllo caught II. but throw It up In tie air. aIui,
6rforc the bali sattled back tntu Ereler's hands,
ardson, ani Ward was declared out eflectinT a
double play. THE Dutfaios scored tho winning
run Oh q hit BY uornuug aid bad throws Of
0'Rouske.
, 1879-05-09

Two hundred priests wcro fooled 1t BrtaA
1taly, itl tE,ts wise: Early In tue morning Of "a
1st Of April each arriving train brought anaaF
ber OF tllem, who repaired In hot ha'tt y - -
Clsy.Ilall 10 confer with tho 9ecsessf! 0! u
municipality. THIS functiolmry assured ssa
TINT lle had heard vi nu bcquest lcaTus l-a 7
lcgaeIrs, to bo distributed at that place paoas
ally at II o'cloel; mon. He H1gcrstea I,s :.
tfeal Joke. THEY returned 10 thelr ao9s.a |.
mingled sorrow md wrath. The Italians " ~
reverence thu priesthood.
, 1879-05-09
Bourbon Treatment nf Gen. Ehfela,.

. 7HFp07tH IT 81 1.91I1 H7051. l1fM9cTQt
JEFFERSON CRY, No., May Tile Bit tt
ignatlng Gen. Shields as the agrnt Of tbs Nh,
In the tlatter Ut war-c1ains was called up ID 4.
Housc tlis morning, md, to tile great su,pds
OF the Gcnoral's frlgods. was defeated tn
frtcnlsllp for Shields, who has alw.'i bt,u
consistent Democrat, unlt under s e|rpn,
stances tho champion Of his partys Inherent
wgnt back on him, mi! slapped him and Ii
record squarcty in tl!e fnce. Armstrout put L
an npprasanco here few days after Tic bill hlI
been reconsidere1 and put through ID lie Eta.
atc, ai,d devoted llfs energies to In d.t.lt
Bhiclds' friends feel very Bore tonight orr u.
action OF the House.
, 1879-05-09

81, Louss Rtpa5licnn. tth.tt
Tho following snakes were killed nest n.~sE Il
H., tis uther day; Dluck huakcs. or .aefl't att* -
timber, OF forest snakes. Is; garsess'
ss'ako, J.; houss snakes, !; supposea, aGow Iopg "
/, Tie largest snake ,*as SIX feet ,,a@ ions I'd
smallest Sus ONLY eight inches lons. nas...uit4
snake was carefully and ctrrestly rxa nns I'D
Tbs tota! measurement WIS - ieet ~.
OF M average OF nearly thirty'touF !heas~
, 1879-05-09

CARnol.LroS, ILL.,, May 7.-lhc eats Of shxt.
Horn cattle belonging to G. l.. Durruu ss.,
which took plare hero this afternoon, santt
large crowd Of prominent cattr,l1rn fna
this ard adjoining States. Among those psxa
wure Afessrs. Emory, Of tho pfa ra Rnr;
Buttcrwortl,. VI the Quincy Epf,ttfn 4arnae
rat Capt. John Burrslse, OF sllatnl aa; u
cried the salu. Thirty-Ulght animals wsfesli:
eleven bulls, at IN average pf $55 each; t1ea.
AEglt eoEss at .,qa, average Of SOL; generaatts
aSe. $S0t total, AfogssIs, $J,8s5, :.
, 1879-05-09

A Cincinnati merchant writes to tue LslsSt, ~,
to complain Ut loa(urs who congfesale ~ ms
OF nls store. "ly their loud anu atlteahnst .ha sast
Is talk" tie says "t!,cy offend laascs Mus,s =,
to examine my immense stock ol sal'es' sps Nh
gnglIa.s, lust retelycd frou TUG hassis MI cn,.
kcts, which mn selling at PRICES tal us y oea
Isotitlon.h I1ie editor was cruel enough !"
the name auu address.
, 1879-05-09

Total left on bares-E3ngao. q; Providence, 8.
Dunb1o plays-Eggler md Nlchar1son.
llal1s called-On Gasvin. 70; on Ward, l01.
Passed bnlls-O'fRnuske, =.
RtEtkcs callcd-0ff t}alvtn. ~; Of Ward, "A,
Tnreu-baa h1th-Richardson, /; Hague, 2,
Out IN strkus-l]utIalo, y.
umpItc-C. Wilbur, Of Tocheater.
, 1879-05-09

A Hank-Casaier'4 FIc c.specale.as.,Ia a.,"afi,,
Ths.lert OF blouded Berkshire p'es, .,Irr s,f Il y
to +. ". Osenncll, tlla ietault'hs ..i istu VII
Aonestiale (l'u.} National hankt H. H. rrtdIIgs.
uuder execution Issued BY two o. ~ GMn.,nnsII ~
The heru Of twenty.at1 p!gs coss s,. uI uratIrs fat
his partner, in 1H71, ei3VU' ~. rn Il the pfta
Tue pfoprietore maid tot ons boar a1op''
, 1879-05-09

CbtHsu t{s&l.1 sun. -. +k.tu
A gentleman told us tllt Uthtr das sar nstr
barref with Doth heads cut weru placed " ID
Vine from timo to tiu.e Us L grew, ! fpd pprda,
filled to tbs tap, unl that i woI'ss ns.tas W
potatoes all the why up, that On ~ ~" or not
barrel over It would haYta u4iyvS' ,vn,, vii VI
ot putatoes. Who has tried III "A'
~
, 1879-05-09

Two.baso hla-tlose, Williamson, Dosscher.
Thtsa. utse hit --ltuii{y.
FiTat baae on sFr0Es-Chfca9u, 81 Troy, 2.
Etrora aIectlng the ac1ra-EAtcago. g.; Troy. 8.
liasas on called ollls-Iroy, l. =
Passed bals-tl,nt. !; Reilly, 2.
Wild pl1cl!es-ilrAdley, =.
UMp1fe-4te Ui1ruu,
, 1879-05-09

Io.tna ddrtfitstf. .,t ars Btsv =
OtIlcers Of ttls Zulu tloVesni s,ai stpmao's.St i
tialinE for tie purchase " VII -ldps Coa'p'3'
Bridgeport, Conn.
, 1879-05-09
Ao,,~ f@rnrv'x AntNtIs

Eat,Qdstph.. lfsAs ~ he tsnft99
Andy Tracy, recently scn,einsfa, @ ia, - I'D, ~, ~,
at southport, l'a., when tlse Il s,'nlied, ~ h''
1uay (}Dl lave mercy Oh yoa'
10, lQr IRE had pone helt."
, 1879-05-09
HC.osky.

Corks are uadc both slt'tgus nd a5 ssps ~ ~
Y PLUNGED lu melted pafa'Ei1lpss a'Elos piepsied I'll ri
eau 10 essly cut ald bored. and d'<t'ayut me ri a
in, os Withdrawn from, bots'ss "'
Guilty,
, 1879-05-09
To RE- fN|ARANTENF1.

NEW YoRx. May 8.-'rhe steamer Andes, on
her way here from post al ptine1, will be d.
tatned ou arrival Ut quarantine, OWING 10 the
yellow liver at llays!en uoits.
, 1879-05-09
THE INDIANA MINERS

1nD1ANAroI1s, Nav 8.-Eyery.hiu1 8. :, ,,,,
at the coal mines at Brazil tonight, but ,uo 1t'
arc current that the mEncza standing m. sa,s' wy
attempt to stop those at work to-mor,o. ~. ~
the latter hare determined 10 reslst. VI
, 1879-05-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
sSpsc{ul Disnafch to TAa Jrfbu7sk

C1Nc1NsATi. o., May 8.-Tle second gamo
between Cincinnati and Syracuse clubs was
played to-day. It vas q poor exhibition, both
eides doing unusually poor fielding. The game
was won by Cincinnati by superior battlng
ucar the close:
TIE acof1E:
, 1879-05-09

nosroA. May 3.-As the judges Of tho Dencl.
Show Of dogs ase unable to ngree upon siuele
dog for ths prize of s500 for tho beat setter or
pointer dog Or bitch, for which there wero twen-
~ entries. IL has finally beon decided to award
fl25 to zach OF the following dogs: Dash, third
imported EugIttl, settsr. exhibited by tie Has-
yafl Kenncl Club; 0rouso, imported Gordon
aetter, exhibited BY thu Toledo Kennel Club;
Falst, pointer, imported at,4 exhibited bY tlle
ut. Louis Kennel Club; and llon, Champion
Irish setter. exhibited by g. ". Ugilyie, Des
Alul,les, Ia.
, 1879-05-09

MONROE, M!eh, May 8-Tle 8hoc.wnc.cac-
mcttcs were to-day officially advised Of tho de.
cislon dcbarring them from tlls llenloy rcgatta.
NIL both they and their frIouds aru bitterly dis
appointed. The crow lutenlcd to have taken
passage on tho o31. They will challenge tho
winning crew at Henley.
HALIFAX, May A-Arttclcs ot agreement In
tho ssull race between Warren Smith, Of Halifax,
aud Eyan Morris, ot PittsburK, Ea ~ BEEN sIgned
Thu rnco takes place At Silver Luke, Mass, on
!ile 1ss ot:July. Dstuurc. three miles. stakes,
$5D0 a side.
LONDON, May 8.-The Nportsnsan announces
thAt j. ", Brlslow, of Auburn, N. T., who Is
asErIs to a,c
Union Springs, N. T., agatnst Elliott tor Edo q
aide, the match to bc rowcd OIL Saratoga Lake
tn August. rha 'nattcr was fully discussed,
and no grave dtsagtuelnent manifested. An
, 1879-05-09
RESuMlNG WORK,

WILKRsaAnKn. May 8.-ScysLal coal mines
here, long idlv, ue sssulalnK operations.