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another OF mr sssatlAnts rushed for me let him
lnve II full on the head. Ilc went TO grass In
stantes. Another onc chtne foe s"e Oh tcaf-
ful rush. These fellows get nndcr goo,l head
ylriIn. ttdkc viii their fists nr with heavy
nfcte Of wotal. Stepping. quickly to one fthc to
ayoi collision, ralerti The chair. aud, a. ',u
swept by inc, BIT him a 'stuuncr" On the back
the gravel, which hc Noopcd up for two OF
three feet. horribly dsdgursnE hls conntenance:
I was then hit again, and partially tflrncd
around and saw that tncrc were At leaet hun.
tirci In The attacking party, and that they were
making things c1trcm'ey !i.eIy for my compan-
Ions. Tearing myself away from my assailants,
| n1accd my hack against the cafe. and, resch-
ing for my plstot.pockct, yclted to the crowd 10
rlenr a pathway or would slioot. Fe.rIng
that | had a revolver, aud that would open
~ they t,a.l gathered. The money waa eayetl,
and nonn OF us ware badly hurt. No gems
d'afnes were IN sight at the time: presume
tney are Ike The conventtonai policemen and
wien wanted nrs hnrd 10 flnh.h
Capt. n0ytnn describes bis trio across the
Straits ot Gibraltar a. one snlong the most
dangerous hs we'll a. important Of Ills count
less feats. ffc took the water at 1arlfa, the
rope. On the a6ts, Of Murct, of this year, At ton
minutes to o'clock In the morning, steering
Routtwcst, the weather being Gala, mud tile sea
smooth at the time, lie t'att1cl with tho fierce
tUTTeHLa, WAIGHfQ I0F INC 4O1fkka UF1lleG QeFE
aud there throughout the Iay, mud finally mule
shore In tho Bav Of TangtcF OH the Darbary
coast ut flvr minutes to o'c'ock On tho fellow
inE morning. Ills tun9cst trip WAS made on tue
Kiycr Tagus from Tolctlu 10 Lisbon, Tits occu-
pytng twcnsy-scven days. The Captain de-
scr!bes the scenes along Tho hanks OF ttfs river
rs unusually Interesting. The American lag
whfcl, he displayed WIS seen for the iiEst tins
bv the natives. On arriving at Lisbon he was
received by Thousands of people. md Was very
warmly welcomed.
, 1879-01-02

To the {;IFof ~ 1Hr af11sfff.
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, Dec. 1.-As Chicago II
the market for luost any Imaginary commodity,
u puu,t,cr OF business branches as ru1o como
here for their supply Of emplo5cs. This !s 10
particular tho case with hotel people. Cooks,
walters, and stewards arc gcncrally loolted Tor
III Chicago for rlrcr!t OF abv 6N, rntlcs,-gcn-
orally tho employer atcs aIycrt!se!ag and tlusl
tng tfH men II expected to paY the fare and
other expenses of these people. who aro !nyarla-
biz without cent. II would ba supposed that
such Inen Whu are thus put to work aud pal'l
high wngcs would enaeayur to Keep unploy-
n,pnt. hut 10 sooner have tles gus hol't 1t TIC
first penny when they I'LL themselves Will, tho
yllcst Of whisky and tell tho emptoyer., whonl
they knew TO te dependent On tlcir heiD. that
thsy d, not Ike tue town, etc., aud o1 tues 20,
aftcr dtsgrnclng hin honsc In the bargu[n.
Through the G!tllln: :ss of Mr.. Arthur Oxtey. Of
lsaee Bros. ] had two walters .c1,i to nle iour
drunken .tafcrs hanging about the P,llce Caur.
representing my luutc. III. sire that hun
tirtds nj lotct men will heartily symnatlza with
my feelings ana eosrotsoFate eypgy worsl o( my
insertions. A. uFIsMAR.
, 1879-01-02
Police for M . get In thc rankF, but We waited
for m such formaittv to get ont.

The streets were co,upseatsycly quiet al. the
AFTERNOON. The excrliona of the marnipg made
every enc wiling 10 rest. Bnt NJ ( o:r!nrk i,cr-
lin utIce.l to her gar!anis aud flags inn,,nrr-
able brlts, un,l wreatIle, md cr.wn4. and stors
nf ilrc Tho higl, wills nf her b,,.i,,cs< mil
dwelliuE-hot,tcs uIowct with fantastic. for.ns Uf
fame. a urcat NY r-Wtlhcttn-- spnrklca On
the massive fronts ii rome uf tho high State
bu,ltngs. The rartsicr S1uarc, before the
I3rondenburg tlatc, was as bright Is tlay
with the tnnny ny-colorcd lights, Willie fotlntatns
of fire PLAYED In tho centre. The trlumphn1
car, with bronze horses, over tho gate, wttci,
In 1907, wns as brilliant rs II the RAYS Of the rt.-
ing aun had been foc,tscd upnn It, Tho obcllsk
In itQt Of tile P0t4dnM krNtfQn R1istcftcti nS II
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did not wIst N hare an ythlnR to do with past-dne
notes anil the stock Of q close corporation. The
best offer was for 35,U0. from Henry Grtenc-
and str. Vockc Was ordered. IL ostcc.Iona were
NOT flied In ten days, IL tct the notes md tttrk
70 1retncinun Tor g. HD in cast', rhieh t,c ''h'
The stock WAS worth 4t7.VN. A number Ut
letters from ti,cAc tndfVitlua's were hcff. along
with tho AssIence's report, and theY all Ut them
obfcctgd to buying the stock on the Rroun1 tdat
II vas absurd Tor them to put money lnto
concern whcrs they hsd not controlling in-
terest.
A TR1auHE reporter yesterday evening called
on A. c. ffesing for tho purposo OF tntcrroEas-
Ing him Ms to Whv he had been tet down ~
witness to the thsrd charEc in the alleged peti-
alton.
Nj. Heatn9 was at his residence on the corner
Of Csss and Superior strects, and extended 70
the scribe t,is usual t1ospitable greeting and
NewYss. eempmsn tn f.ivs "vst the report
"Mr. HesfnR, what Is II that yHu can testify
10 in tho 0ernsnfa insurance matter that would
Ia any rhr Affect Judge Biodgett"
hWbeh I aU subtAEnacH before Congress
shalt do as always have done. When am
asked TO testify shall toll tho whole truth and
nothing but the truth"
~ suppose you have read the petition In the
II saw it only this evening In THE TRIBUNE,
and have not lad time to giFn It any attention"
"Do you know nl,out anv other persons hav-
tng information IN the n,sitcri''
"Jn answcr to that question, refer yot to
r. II. Winston, II you wish to get more In
formatlon.n
Ono or two morn qlesttons failed to elicit
nnythiux, anil, htr. HnstnR being interrupted by
Sew-Year's ca,ters from further conversation,
the reporter Withdraw. .... ..-.....
H. IL tie impression that. while the petition
published yesterday may have been tho one
tn Washington, It Ia not the one which will he
sent there next week,-ff tho inpcae,icrs donot
ctanGc their mintie, since that one will. it IL
alleged, contn!n new mntter.
, 1879-01-02

I OLnF NICE eisEA.L ne'aE,rts; tsAtELEH 4
NIISon, Eid p:fltr lAch.es heluu h4lf trct, A11
warranted. L0Aa uElce, US Etxtk.4t Aaal4 ..
, 1879-01-02
CITY REAL ESTATE,

SaA Ak4AtAA E.S4 - : Es
1,tiK sAIE-liprsE AMI ltIr IN MADISON. ST. !.
near A,h'anAas. t,.E;sin, =, e.. 20 a,ais.st.
a., WahAsi.xv.. frycsal t.aFIan4 ta tuslnesa
aud Festcncp rrusrsy. II. ~ uLi;lUIt.#' Arlington
I,t,R RALE-G,sEAT nAlNlAlNo IN FiIssr.ILAH
T. Irlptuvea fchFa ocari biixlnets 1ryeFtY. fEuHs
flohO tn t7.uU. Inquire Ut jacob WkaL. VI
XnHu;:k IL.
, 1879-01-02

11Xl:TSEK WASIEn-A uESrLEMAy iIAylS
sums capital DC *trst YArtns:,:i'p in fts!I et
ns*I1a Mov.s: y sla HySsa ar.s.
", r!l,unc uIEGt.
, 1879-01-02
An EMPEROR WELCOMED.
Kaiser Wilhelm Return to f'erlin4--The
German Capital Made Splendid
for His Reception.
Day and hight Of Rejo'tIug...The american Stu.
dents Share in ths Fest[rItles...ln
Imperial Ctmmsrs.

Itfly uRS UCfllH WlkuE&HGtl BGC1t 9tG0G M SuAk
Of Yesterday. For week editors have been
a,ot.n.,r, ~, .ta.,c ......,o. az, .,.cts train.
','" @ p1.os'. ~. a"a .e.,. T.. 49,,
lne thefs muse 10 oueet iofth lnto Sone ~ 'us
Katsct's honor. Since last Monday crowds OF
workmen hare been hurrsfnR through the
STRAIT. fo,,ora1 t,e h,oa ra0ons loade.l v,t,,
..s.......' 'og" na ~ %ss,tnoe wi,h ~ ,,,,.c
mysterious derfnan mach'"es' VIII AZ .'tcF
driven the pick nnd bar Into the pavement and
obstructed tburouehSares with their tools, while
+t,. .rro~tnto,1.nta nf t1,e work i,ave wafked
w.. w. ant .,1m, 49,, ,,s,c,, thc,r or,1er. viii
w au4 uoWu' s"u 'ss"'4 ~" ~"
tone iull Of nppnsent conviction TINT not onlg
Berlin, but all. workers and si1ht-sccrs, were
,,,1a a.nncfo1fv IN aid entnrvhat tn TIM t]t,rv
-. II.-..tai ..,.n,,,r
u wv ''o ~ Mss,s.,
Defore the k@pefot's palace inter den LIN.
deu, hfEn trlumpllal arch rose over tho broad
Hugs md rlci cloths embroidered with mo,toes,
must OF them
TENTS rRo,t T11B n1nLE.
The only one had time to read, M was swept
wa,cl, over thee in thv ou,goinra and thy in-
cnnjnaa.T The Katscr's otFcrtiun md reverence
for lilis Hook gave 10 some Of tho most tch1y
decorated buildings m appearance Bomcwhat
like TINT Of tho HippDdrnrc during Mr.. Moot1v'a
famous meetings. The Germans know at least
enough Of tho bIblc to quote texts frot, it Tor
r4cs, occasions. All the war from the palace to
ne Brandsnb45e Gate, through X Kon'lgrratzer
Ia
notc. had brcn rnnuc1 nIonr Tho Aides in tfo
knes matlc nv tearing no thu pavement.
EyrIv ycstcrt]ay morning they we're trimmed
with ghst "a w,nil call Chr.tn,ns
rrrens. ard hing with rny.ropre1 bunting.
At tho great gate tho Committee ot Arranau-
1ncnts hntl matio extraordinary Efforts. Arotnst
tic sides OF this massive structure. counter
nart Il il sai,i. al tho i,rnnyiTn nj Athens n
iIups sroffpidinr has bccn buiit. np,lcr which
Yesterday, on its removal, appeared curious e1-
trescenccs that last night shot forth al manner
Enscr WA to makahis cntr,l,lcn the Con1nit,co
1,a,l strained brain and heart to til. utmost to
,re, arn tuost ,iazxiinr aertca of festuuucti
nrc|ra md rorrcn,I.iv.1ctnratr oncl1sks.
Wr;1,ca5aw ntrht Tim civ villa eyfdcntly IN a
condition n 1 -
onr4r Rxcrrukxr
Men tn1kcd ,uora ln,tfiv to,, ua,,n1 IN Tho cofes
T,s wni,ets ram tno1c vii viii, on1 " liz r. t,,a
n.,,ol s1oir ~ rrceting ~ thrir r,,etn1ncrs for
trlich n aom.,vi,at inrccr fce VIVA rYnrrtctl nnd
,,s,,9i,r ra",.ss,i Thc iii wnman vhn iii
nonar: IN IN enrrcr ~ ~" ArrnT"'- rnw .hnvs
IRE pc nnSnoW,, here. or at lent ,,uye ,,ot yet
sS,, ao uenmu"I i,saS' ~ ~. 1aoerr ~
sees onEN"foNeu ~ s.S otnupnx y.
, 1879-01-02
4 Inv t,ttifnE CITIZEN.

4 rura1st seated hl.t,sclf At restaurant table
yesterday unsl begnn u,x,n tho t!l ut tare. A{tur
kecplng three Walters nrsrls nn hour employed
in brlnVin. dlstlcs to iia,, e snllrd me 0i tliu
to HIN. hcavc,i siciI. uni whispered, a. he
Rprrats tha till Of fare before him und pointed
With h!s finger: "Mistcr, iva ct to thur, and +"
moving tia finger down u the t,ott0nl oE tho
page-"ef II alnt ugtn tho rulo I'd liku to skip
fsu.r thar to t4ar.''
, 1879-01-02
THE YlstIsUNE Hir.,Nuza oE'E'is,Es


TN oHnEN TT ACCOMMODATE UuR SUstEi:uUa
L PAtfuns Ghr1uHLuut lht city We h2fn faiah IsttcI
ilttoei 'ce. y IL different f.iso2. :. deals 'arI
ptlce u charged at la MatA !,Gr and will lu .ceeisel
unt b'co7k =. IN. during thu week. and uu p. ~.
j. il. slM,is, Booksellers and 8,attunurs, l2a
i II. WA LiIEN, xsw4.ca!er. Rtat!onar, ete.. 100
tIHliEiIT Tlfi.UMsIOS, Wrst.sldo News Denot,
u. G. HEHNIEK. JeWrier, Eew+lEaleF AID Fancy
liGrhs. Ta1 tnke.At.. cnFttF httstIiH
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
what an Intelligent Ply siclan
SAYS.

DR.. R. e. Strother, Of Monroe, La,
who has been medical practitioner for
over twenty-five years, in letter to
the undersigned, says: ~ have heard
of your Compound Oxygen Treatment
for some length OF time In casual, in.
cidental way, but it is only within the
last few months that have had my at
tention particularly called to 1t i'm
way that has aroused my professional
interest. have watched its wonderful
vitalizing power in two or three in
stances in which the patients were US
ing the Home Treatment One Of these
patients was sister, and her rapid i'm
provement from a low condition Of Ner-
vous Debility and Muscular Prostra-
ton, resulting from severe acute dis.
ease, was almost miraculous. Your lit
tle work, The Compound Oxygen
Treatment, its Mode Of Action and Re
suits has fallen into my hands, and
the therapeutical and pathological
views therein inculcated being to a
great extent in accord with what theory
and experience have been impressing
on me, have read it with unusual
care and interest. Indeed, l have read
and re-read it with a great deal Of plea
sure. l am sure you have found a
curative agent of incalculable remedial
and vitalizing power, and adapted to a
wide range of diseases" The above
named treatise is sent free. Address
Drs. starkey & Palen, l1l2 Girard
street, Philadelphia. Pa.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
Found Dead

Mrs. Caroline Miller of Lancaster ci-
ty, sixty-nine years old, and childish,
wandered from home on the 9th inst.
and could not be found, though dill
gent search was instituted. On Sunday
a party Of small boys found the body of
a woman, SO much decomposed as to be
unrecog hizable, in the woods near Lam
dis mill, in West Lampeter township.
The Coroner held an inquest when
the jury returned verdict Of death
from causes unknown, and was about
handing the body over to the Poor au-
thorities, when William Lippold, a
friend of the missing Mrs. Miller, ar
rived and thinking that it might be she
who had died while wandering about,
sent some of the articles tonnd on her
person to her children in Lancaster.
The family at once recognized the arti'
cles and took possession of the remains,
which were inferred on Monday
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
PaDer HanEIngs.

We invite attention to our large and
we'll selected stock of wall paper and
window shades of the latest designs.
We have just received from New York
an immense assortment of those beauti
ful designs which have takep the lead
this spring. Also lot striped and
figured patterns from New York and
Philadelphia, all Of which We are
selling at the following low prices s
cts, 8 cts, 10 cts, l24 cts. and l5 cts.
per piece. A fine gilt paper at SO cts.
per piece. All of these goods are war
ranted full lengt;:, width and weight.
The labor department is conducted un-
der my own supervision, having serv-
ed years at the wall paper and win
dow shade business, and being the only
practical proprietor of wall paper
store on Market street. That should
be a sufficient guarantee that all work
entrusted to us will be done in prac-
tical and workman-like manner.
JOHN r. Holt, 233 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
Halls Vegetable S1cilian Hair Re.
newer

is a scientific combination of some Of
the most powerful restorative agents in
the vegetable kingdom. 1t restores gray
hair to its original color it makes the
scalp white and clean; it cures dandruff
and humors and falling-out of the hair;
it furnishes the nutritive principle by
which the hair is nourished and sup
ported it makes the hair moist, soft
and glossy, and is unsurpassed as a
hair-dressing ; it is the most economical
preparation ever offered to the public,
and its effects remain long time, max
ing only an occasional application me-
cessary. 1t is recommended and used
by eminent medical men, and officially
endorsed by the State Assayer of Mas
sacausetts. The popularity of Halls
Hair Renewer has increased with the
test OF many years, both in this coun-
try and in foreign lands, and it is now
known and used in all the civilized
countries OF the world. For sale by all
dealers.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
Heard From.

Peter Springer who recently went to
Texas to look after the estate of his
cousin, the late Albert G. Springer,
who was murdered at his rancho about
year ago, has written to Mrs. Il. b.
Frazer that the Indians had recently
made an attack on the rancho and the
U. S. troops had gone in pursuit of
them. He has been busily engaged in
getting the large herb of cattle together
which hs found much more difficult
and dangerous business than opening
oysters. He sleeps every night with
his gun by his side.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
The Doctors Cape May Party.

A number of gentlemen, the intimate
friends and relatives of DR.. Frantz, left
this city in the pretty yacht "Baxter,"
on Saturday morning, with the avowed
intention Of going to Cape May. Under
a stiff breeze they rode over the water
towards New Castle, and landing, pass
ed half an hour in viewing the few
sights Of this ancient country seat
They then started for Fort Delaware,
and fercer blew the wind, and the
waves danced wildly, and as they near.
ed the bay they heard the mutterings
Of distant thunder. The wit, for the
party had a wit, was Mr.. Herr, of Ian
caster, Pa, who suggested that it was
a salute from the fort which they had
heard. But after an hours prolonged
saluting it began to rain. Great balls
of lightning flashed and burst in the
leaden sky, loud rolled the groaning
thunder, and the rain poured down in
sheets. The party began now to invent
some means Of protection, and their
different attitudes would have been
highly amusing to spectator.
The philosophic Manning, wrapped
in his gum coat, looked straight up in
to the angry sky, as though he were
calculating the square on the hypothe-
muse. The Doctor covered in like man.
ner, was bustling about hither and
thither, and anxiously inquiring ifany
body was getting very wet. drowned, :"
was the invariable reply, which seemed
to satisfy the doctor, for he proceeded
no further in the inquiry. The wit,
Mr.. Herr, who had disrobed the captain
and appropriated his yellow oil-cloth
coat, was invisible beneath his umbrel-
la, while now and then a hollow voice
was heard to call out: sis there any
danger, Captain" The "sturdy yeo-
man of Lancaster county," Mr.Frantz,
stood nervously at the side of the boat
as though he contemplated swimming
ashore. Mr.. Frantz, the student,
crouched under the deck, where
The baskets had been slowed, and
made himself very familiar with
| SACu COAtCAtos MEs DOW ludL, tIlo tlD
cutionist, silently pondered the slim
probabilities of ever living to elocu-
tionize again.
Messrs. Grubb and Wheeler huddled
into corner, with great anxiety watch
ed certain little keg (probably tn.
Captains keg,) as though they intend
ed to maka raft of it in case of I
swamp. Mr.. Quigg, with stoical in
difference smoked his inevitable cigar
and seemed to experience no care un
til it was gone, when for the first tim.
he became aware that it was di. agree
ably damp. At last the storm lulled
the rain ceased, and between the rivel
clouds, great beams of sunlight stream
ed forth, bathing us in its livid beauty
as before We had been bathed in tn
sky's pelting floods.
| We landed on the Jersey shore, anc
partook of what was left in our baskets
doing ample justice to the good things
prepared for us. We then visited Della
wares sturdy fort, saw its leaden won
ders, and started for Delaware City
When We reached there, the Doctor
bade the Captain to sail for home
whereat we arrived early in the even
ing, with pleasant recollections of oul
Bay trip, and vivid remembrances o
its storm. D,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

Lacy de-
l. sires TO call the attention oi nousekeep.
ers To the Avenue Market 206 W est Tenth St.,
where everything found on the curb stone
Market, can be procured at the lowest prices.
He always keeps on hand large supply of
Ice. which is often wanted at night in cases Of
sickness, and MI. L, will gladly getup at any
hour d the night to accommodate those who
may call upon him. All GOODS Dou0ht at his
store delivered free Of charge to any part Of
the city. myIoot
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
The Oh halnDlOnkhiD.

Master Haney challenges L. B. Ugh
ter to dance clog for the champion
ship of the State. He gives him one
week to decide on the matter, or back
down from his assumption Of superiori-
ty in that accomplishment.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
MiddlelDn's Groceries.

Middleton at Fourth and King streets
uses printers ink freely and does a
large business. The groceries are al
ways fresh because he can't keep them
until they get stale. He is undoubted-
ly amongst the most enterprising gro
GERS in the city.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
DecpARed.

Major Henry Scott Coleman, formerly
of the British Army, and at one time a
resident ofthls city, where he taught
music, died at St. Joseph's Hospital,
Philadelphia, on Monday evening, be-
tween five and six o'clock. His many
friends in this city will regret to hear
of his decease,
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
S,reat Reduction In Reef

Great Reduction In Beef
Economic by buying good stewins
beef at 6 to 8 cents pound good
roast At 8 to 10; best roast, IL to IA;
round steak, 124 rump steak, IA sir.
loin. 16, of R. p. Geary, stalls 10 anG
II Third street market, and A. 7.
Gsarv. stall 70 Second street market.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
Dancing.

Prof. A. s. Webster has been engaged
to direct the dancing at the Atlantic
hotel, at Ocean City, the coming season
extending from the first Of July to the
first Of September.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
.
NOTICES.
BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD.

vital force In the brain Is mind f0fce, IN tnt
erves, nerve force, but both brain and nerves
bed their appropriate noqrishment 1r a there y
nothing to sustain vital force. sitaizee
thosphafes feed the brain and nerves, as they
fe composed of the vital or nerve-sustatnina
rinciples of the OK brain and wheat germ
fmilar tofhat which sustains the human brain
bd nerves. Physicians yeprescr1bed 16O,O0
hckages, restoring lost energyin all weakness
| mind or body, relieving debility and nerv'
hsness and preventing consumption.
r. CROSBY, 686 Sixth Ave., N. 7
br sale by 2. JAMES BELL.
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Dol
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
Straw Hats.

"Truth lies in nutshell, and breV-
ity is the soul of wit" TO be brief,
when the shell is broken the truth Will
be discovered that Rumford Bros, 404
Market street, give more satisfaction
for less money than any other house.
Complete assortment Of straw hats az
low prices. !
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

>UBLlC NOTICE is hereby given tnat
the Firm heretofore trading and doing
tiness under the name of CreZier. Scott b
have dissolved, and all bills contracted
the said firm prior to May ", 1878, will be
jsented to James b Croker for settlement
Twill carry on tho Duslness Of Stevedoring,
B all orders left at 5l4 East Eleventh street
d receive prompt attention.
II MES E. CROZIER. Senior Stevedsre,
mh90-t: Wilmington. Del
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
Read This.

This is to notify the public that Ros-
In & Bro. 220 W. End street, the wall
decorators will sell wall paper lower
and do work cheaper than any other
paper firm in this city, let their prices
be what they may. Rosin & Bro. has a
splendid assortment of all the latest
patterns, everything guaranteed salts
factory and estimates given cheerfully.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
boots and Shoes.

The cheapest boot and shoe store in
the city is Daniel McCusker's, ZIG West
I'd street. He has very fine stock Of
boots and shoes, and he is determined
to sell them at very low prices. Give
him q call and save money. t
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

FIR. O. U. A. M.-The members of Hope
Council, No. 2. JR. q. u. A. NJ, are re.
|ested to meet at their Hall, in the Nc Clary
on Thursday evening next. A full
4 ndan nee is desired as business of the ut
Nj Importance will be brought before the
nncil. GEO. >. WHITE, r. S.
n my20-tu tn ct
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

THERE Is ALWAYS SOMETHING
l. NEW
The New Brass Family Scale needs no
weights and is very useful In a family. The
Novelty Bush Holder will suit any kind OF
Brush, and will stretch carpet. Every family
ought to have one. Call and see the new kind
of roofing. Iron shingles are storm and fire.
proof. Information cheerfully given either
by mail or at
z. PICKLES, Agt.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

Cuticura Soap, for cutaneous affeo-
tions, the toilet and bath, sold by Tay-
lor & Fullerton, Druggists, 302 King
street.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

\ s'OTICE.-Tbe Eighth Annual Meeting
of the Workingmen's Loan Association
D he held on Thursday evening next, May
tS79, at s o'clock. The first payment will
b be made on new series Of stock.
h94t GEO. G. MARlS. Sec'y.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21
COurt Train.

Leaving Wilmington at $40 A. M,
returning leaving New Castle at 6.lo
PM. and continue during term OF
Court.
Daily Republican., 1879-05-21

DUBLIC SALE OF COWS.
Will he sold at public sale at Village Green
Delaware county, Pa, two and half miles
from LinwOod, on the p. w. y B. X. r., on
THURSDAY, MAY y, 1879,
at one clock P. M,
Forty fresh cows and springers from E&
Lancaster county. Also t of bulls H1K
shOats and colts, harness and wagons.
Wagon will meet train that leaves WI
mingtln at 10 o'clock, at LinwOod, and re.
turn. Cattle delivered free of charge. Twc
and four months credit given.
ROBERTS Il TYSON.
D. W. Eyre. auc. myl4-3td ltw