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Collision at u Launch.
A SUIT FOR DAMAGES DECIDED AGAINST
THE sHIPBuILDEKS.
Ii n..t L. 1870

A SUIT FOR DAMAGES DECIDED AGAINST
THE sHIPBuILDEKs.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. II. 1879.
Some months siuce in the launching
of the United States light house steamer
Arbutus fro n the shipyard ct Master x
Renney, while gong from the ways she
ran into and sunk the schooner Ridie,
which was under sail and proceeding
down the river. Suit was brought IN the
United States District Court by the own
ers of the Ridie against Malster * Rem
pev, laying The damages at 50, 800. Judge
Morris to-day decided he case, awarding
the full amount of damages claimed to
the owpers 1f the schooner In giving
his decision Judge NJ Morfi- stated that the
usual and customary notice Of launch
about TO take place-viZ,, the flying OF
flag from the hull of the launch-wes not
suiii cient notice to exempt the builde.s
from damages TOR collision with passing
vessels. IL was in evidence by shipbuild-
ers from Wilmington, Del, and other
shipyards, that the usual notice of "A
launch was the fylng of a ii ~ on the
| hull of the vessel To be launched, Notice
was gwen Of an appeal TO the United
| States Circuit Court.
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NJ OTICE.-I, John Tully, do hereby
~ give notice that shall apply to the
Judges of The Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State OF
Delaware, In and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday the 18th day OF Nov
ember next, being the first day of the
November Term A. d., 1879 for a license
to keep an Inn or tavern at No. IL East
From street In the Second Ward of the
city OF Wilmington, county and State
aforesaid, with the privilege TO sell intoxi-
eating liqnors In less quantities than one
quart to be drunk on the premises and the
following respectable citizens recommend
the said application to witt
Patrick Plunkett, G. E. Sparks,
John Plunkett, w. IL. Beckley,
Peter +. .Coyne, John b. Elliott
John McCaffrey, Geo. Jacobs,
John f. Hush, James McVey,
b. Murray, NJ. Rafferty,,
Geo. A. Cogswell, Charlie Vogolbacher
r. NJ. Gibson, Il. A. Fulton,
Michael Kenny, Edward O'Donnell,
NJ. II. Elliott, Joseph II. Richards
| X. Hutton, N. Melchoir,
| B. Row, Lewis Sassy,
| j. l.. Row, John Sielman.
| A. Fulmele, Ii. WOlfson.
| octlS-3t. JOHN FULLY.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

The great combination Of Opcratic Ex-
travaganza Artists.
RICE'S SURPRISE PARTY.
RICE y SURPRI6E PARTY,
Who have just closed a brilliant engage
ment of slxtytfive performances at the
Park Theatre, Boston. and with appear In
the jolliest of burlesque extrAvaganxns en-
titled.
HORRORS HORRORS!
HORRORS HORRORS
As played by them during fifty perform
ances In New York and IL performances at
ChestnutStre Theatre. Philadelphia and
which will be produced with part of the
original scenery from the Union square
Theatre, including the wonderful
MOVING SHIP SCENE,
MAGNIFICENT COSTUMES,
SUPERB CAST OF CHARACTERS,
AND SPARKLING NEw MUSIC.
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NJOTICE.-r Holm KEEGAN, do

MOTT CE.-I JOHN KEEGAN, 90
~ hereby give notice that shnii Apply
20 the Judges OF the Court OF SenerM
sessions Of the Peace and jail Dehv-
cry OF the state OF Delaware, In and Tor
the county OF New Castle, on Monday the
i.th day OF November. 4. d., ls7s. being
tne nrst day Of the next November term
OF the said Court, for license TO keep AN
Inn or tavern, known as the Rising sun
Hotel. In School District No i5, In the city
Of New Castle, County and state aforesaid
with the privilege OF selling Intoxicating
liquors In less quantities than one quart,
70 be drunk on the premises and the fol.
lowing respectable citizens recommend
the said application TO Wit:
l.. N. Chase, WIN. Holschumaker
Thos CHM, Mn. Wier,
James Wilmot ID. W. T.. Winton,
Ferdinand Lcckler, J, ]. Boyle,
Thos. \. Fortesque, Is. ID. Longland,
James Duncan, James O'Neill.
I. II. Morrison, George IL. Fox.
octlS-3t. JOHN kEE6AN.
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YORK PRESS.
" HORRORS "

HORRORS ="
"Bubbles with in
cessant fun."- TIT
bune.
"rwo acts OF up
roarious fun."-A-
press.
Full of 200 d
points. Herald.
IAN unusually fun
ny Jumble. - World.
Likely TO have q
long run.
bright and anus
Ing, full OF original
ideas. Sun.
'Horrors'is \ wild
concoction OF nom
sense. ."-Tlnes.
" There Is nothing
coarse or ulgar
about the perform.
ance. ."-7r1bune.
"'Horrors' 10 one
OF the happiest sur
prises Of Rice's Sur
prise Party ."-PoM.
"'Horrors' at this
moment. is the only
seasonable entertain
ment. Crowds drift
, In every night to see
the fun and enjoy a
ht arty laugh. ."-Nfar.
zone OF the merri-
est musical extravA.
ganzas ever produc-
ed here-an assured
success. telegram .
Judging from the
continued patronage
our public must be
lastonishingly fond
lOf Horrors, v-Dis-
patch.
Thousands of peo-
pie are incOnsistent-
ly loughing at 'Hor-
rors." 81 n d a y
!, Horrors.
"All the ladies ol
Rice's Surprise Par
~ are notably hand.
some and clever."-
Sunday Mercury.
" Costumes really
beautiful, scenery nt
less attractive, and q
flow OF music thai
stepped the play.
house In a bath o
sensuous delight
Horrors made q
.greatsuccess. "-Drd
matte Weekly.
"A greater hit ha,
not been made since
Pinafore' took us by
the ears.'-Itntes.
;.-Reserved seats, 75c
to location.) Admis.
sry 30 cents.
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M. -, w ATT.
1909 Market Street.
q aS4U Nj B1GlS.
sTEA N Il GAS EfTTER

Contractors furnished with estimates.
All work guaranteed. Orders Solicited
and prompt attention given.
GREENHOUSE HEATING
especially. my3l-tf
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NJ Office -, MARTIN DORDAN, do
~ hereby give notice that shall ap-
ply to the Judges Of the Court OF General
Sessions OF The Peace and Jail Delivery of
the state Of Delaware, in and for the
County of New Castle, on Monday the 18th
ofNovember being the first day oftheNov-
ember term, 1879, for license to keep an
inn or tavern at No. 6U0 West Front
street, in the First Ward OF the city
of Wilmington, County and State afore-
said, with the privilege of selling intoxi-
eating liquors In less quantities than one
quart to be drank on the premises, aud
the following respectable citizens recon-
mend the said application 10 wit:
Patrick Hughes. William Kyne,
| James Monaghan, j.. W. Palmer,
Daniel McCusker, Henry Bleyer
| Lawrence kerns, Dan'l B. Cummings
| John j. Dickey, Thomas Walsh,
| Fred We'll, James CarrigHn,
| James McKenna, John Madden,
J. q. Kennedy, James O'Neil,
NJ. J. Kennedy, Thomas Johnson,
James sweeney, John Riley,
| Wash. Smith, Thomas James.
James DALEY, Owen Hession,
octlo-3t. MARTIN DORDAN.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
L OF A FARM.

DUBI.lC SALE
l. OF A Farm.
EXECUTORS SALEoF A VALUABLE
FARM IN BRANDYwINE HID.
Bv virtue OF the power given by the will
OF Moses Journey, deceased, will ofier
NJ Public Auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY,
The Twenty-third Day of October, 1879
A. O'Clock, p. M,
All that valuable farm situated in Bran
dywiDe hundred, New Castle County and
State Of Delaware. about fve miles from
the city of Wilmington, adjoining land OF
Moses Palmer, John Dunn, John graves.
William Wilson and Others, containing
about one hundred and eight acres OF land.
The buildings consist OF IA stone house.
frame house, frame barn. wagon house,
corn cribs and spring hous~.
Possession given on March 25th, 1880,
Terms easy and made known a. time of
sale. Ono half the purchase money may
remain on the premises, secured by bond
and mortgage for nve years.
VICTOR DUPONT,
Executor OF Moses Journey, decd.
T. m. Ogle, Auct.
sep2i-eodtoctIs .tedtsAw.
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NJ Office.
IN WILMINGToS, October |, 1879.
The Wilmington Savings Fund Society
hereby give notice that on and after Janu
ary l, 1880, interest Will be allowed on
deposits at FIvEt5) PER CENT. per annum.
BY order OF the Board.
J. ERNEST SMITH,
ocl-Sm. Treasurer.
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5 a11 | DC Counters!

TO THE TRADE: The live bushes men
are the Originators and Headquarters!
We have tho only two EXCLUSIVE 5 q l0c
Jobbing Houses In the U. =.
AS-Send for Catalog ue and particulars. -
BUTLER BROS.
200 a 2O2 Randolph ~, CHICAGO.
70 4 2s Chauncy 81, BOSTON.
Octll-3m.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
.YOTICE 70 BOTTLERs.

NOTICE TO BOTTLERS.
~ All persons are forbid either TO sel
give away, or refill our bottles Of the fol-
lowing description: Quart glass bottles,
with name Of Cunningham 4 Co.. Phila-
delphia; and half pint bottles, with the
same inscription. All persons NO offend
ing will be punished according To law
CUNNINGHAM 4 CO., Philadelphia, or
JOHN MCCARTNEY, Agent,
Oct6- eod0sg, National Hotel.
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NJ Office I. Geo. W. Ortiip, do hereby
IN give notice that shall apply To the
Judges of the Court Of General sessions OF
the Peace aud Jail Delivery of the state of
Delaware, In and for the county OF New
Castle, on Monday, the 18th OF November,
IL being the first day Of the November
inn or tavern at the N. w. corner OF Water
and French streets, being known Az the
United States Hotel, In the Second Ward
OF the city OF Wilmington, county and
ling Intoxicating liquors In less quanti-
ties than one quart, to be drunk on the
premises, and the following respectable
citizens recommend the said application
In xxli.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20
Am UsEMENTs
OF ERA HOUSE,
HONDA Y, OCTOBER 40.

ENGAGEMENT NECESSARILY LIMITED
TO ONE NIGHT ONLY.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

" - -
ALICE ATHER'r ron,
MARION SINGER,
LIMA MKRvILLK,
MARION ELMoRE,
FLORENCE BAL KER,
PAULINE HAL l.,
NELLIE BEAU MONT,
EMMA BURGESS,
JENNIE CALEB
LIZZIE DANA,
EDITH SMITH.
JESSIE CALKy,
ROSE WILSON,
IDA GLOVER,
| CARRIE PERK Ms,
EMMA DUCHA TEAU.
| CARRIE VIVA l.,
WILLIE EDoU IN,
LOUIS HARRISON
HENRY +. DIxEY,
GEO. w. HOWARD,
DONALD HARo OLD,
d. p. STEELE.
EDWARD Mon RsE,
ANDREW Me TIGER
f. ii. AIKEN,
Il. III. NICHIL. b,
j. T.. COOKE,
GRAND CHORUS
AND
ENLARGED
ORCH nsTRA
Directed by
MR.. ii. SA TOR.
SCALE OF | nRICEs
and tl.U (accdr riding
sion ~ cents. Gul Id
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

SCALE OF FRIcEs.-Reserved seats, 75c.
and tl 90 according to location.) Admis-
sion ~ cents. Gallery 80 cents.
The daily gazette., 1879-10-20

The great combination OF OpcratIc K,
travaganza Artists.
, 1879-04-12
Guilty Then, but Tnnocrnt Now
{}flttnft {1dsf fHSnt

While in anotllcr article wo quota from the
report Of truthful and bold Brn Wade, and
from tho testimony Of eye-wttneascs, to show
TINT they knew TINT Gen. Chalmers was ut Fort
Pillow, aud was guilty there Of the most In
famous and datnnablc atrocities, It must be ILL.,
1cshtood thlt we nlnka ,ln chBrges. Gen.
WIS gnI1ty-lt tlmt TING, u,d lc ruta,aucd
guilty for several ycars Mfter the close Of tie
War: but l,c may be entirely innocent nowl II
= court of review ahDHid he ordered BY The
President to Investigate Tho Fort Pillow mas
sncrc, It might conclude that there wasn't nny
Fort Pillow maasaere; UeAtlses, that Gen.
Chalmess' conduct At tile tnassacrc wns laudnbly
benevolent and pralseworthily chnrital,e; und
recommend htn as proper subject for Gen.
eralship anl pension In tha aruaYl
, 1879-04-12
SEED-'rIAIE.
I0YYA.

Srtcfdt Efspdtchts to 1Ae Tribune.
VEoA. Jefferson Co., april t1.-'The enrly-
aown snr!nE wheat IVES lost br tho scvers wealth.
ar In March. Later soNn In good condition.
Acreage OF spsing wheat and oats bavo not been
Increased. Tho area Of lax sown the largest
Tor many years. No u1urs old Theat On fias,d
than will hc needed for hofne consum ptiot,.
TIE outlook Tor tic spring II vet.
FoCAuoHTAs CgsTRE, rocahontas Co., April
l1.-sprlnR wheat just sproutng. Seed rather
poor. No increase In ncrcage Of wheat Or oats.
Moro ds1 aown than usual. Commenced blow.
Ing for corn. Wfuter wheat killed. isyc good.
CoLFAx, jasper Co, Anrt 1l.-Wt,cat tu.t
coming up. just flushed the late sowing.
EARLY not hurt. No Increase in acreage. Farm.
ers llavo sown fax largely. Many arc plo9inr
for corn. No old wheat On hand. The season
IL promising.
.onANok CiTr, SIOUX Co., April 1l.-snrtng
wheat not up Jet. Wheat Ill right Acreage
increased ~ per cent. dround dry. General
CtAKlrpA, Pago Co., April 1.-THE spring
No Increase 10 acreaEe, but 4 fair average crop
so"n. Have had good rain. Season backward,
but everything looks pfomlB!nC.
WEBSTER, Polk Co., Aurtl 11.-Whcak alt
sorn. Moro Tax aown than IL any oue ysar
hofurc. All the corn sotd. Soma faruers bur
inE. Whest Is all gone. Had to send on iur
seed.
LorT's CHEEK, Humboldt Co., April 11.-Our
secd wheat d poor. But We arr sowing more to
tile acre. ehnll ec nil done sowing this week,
, 1879-04-12

AZ tho New England Methodist Conference
laid last week in Worcester. MRss., tic Rev.
DR.. Fuller. who Is editor Of tic Ntthodist Adpo-
cat, at Atlanta, Ga, made sorne remarkable
statcncnts. Tile purport Of these WINS TINT half
the wrongs md injuries Of the freedmen had
not been told. Thta Dr.. Fuller moved upon
personal observation and brllef. The hlncks, ho
said, were defrantled Of their wages, md they
suffered for food. This sufficiently accounted
for tl,eezotus u which 50 much had been said.
Cotton 10 raised by their abor mud vet they arc in
Co1nul!tteu un the statu Ut the country made
similar statements. Or. Fullcr's evidence Is
worth hcartng, a'ld Is entitled to careful! CON
sld0ratfOn,
, 1879-04-12

A reconciliation has q Inst been effected be.
tween thu Emperor William alsa tlle Duke ot
Cumbtft4na Thc Duke reaouueea oil clatns
Constitution ol tlu German Empire. The En-.
pc1oF sursendcrs the Weltlan Funll us, ,00D lO0),
and recoen!zes the Duku a. hclr.apparent 10 ths
GFlnt! puchy ot Brunswick. Tie lass1,aa proc
tho celebration nf thu golden wedding Of me-
Emperor. to Which festivIty ti,s DnHe has &c.
ccpttd 90 Invitation, md, In order to n!ake the
end u the story as good - TITO beginning, thu
that ha wts,cs To abllcatp on tho tltt!eth anut.
ycsgary Of his ascension to tho ducal throne,
.8apk. I, 1880.
, 1879-04-12

Two dollars per day II tho rate Of wages sail
ors aso QottluE In thu lpniber-srado Mt this port
The tug Gardner will 's9inmcnco running to.
day. She has been oyerFaulcd, mud IL In gooG
order for business. .".I
A stca.n-p.,,np will be'sent by Atkins s; Beck
with to Gra,l Haven tQ aid III getting the schi
Montpelier into lry-t1ogk.
Capt. Jesse Cox Ia putting bis tug, tho HarrI
sot,, in trim for thu seasou'a towing, anl viii
layc ,Icr out next hIonIay,
Tl.r schr H. q. Clevcland tsn Miller Bros large
t!ry.doek for an oycrllau,tng, ami tlle prop st.
Albaus is tn the small arydock for needed 70
pairs.
4 trial Of The Murphy grato for burning coal.
RcrccnlnEs will b. nlat}c Oh the tug Tpnl Drowu
this nfternoon' With Ii 's'ew toward caccttng a
TIc iirs. arrival OF tue scuson from slaakcron
Is tlIc schr II. u. Moore, Capt e. Coates. Ble
b:ouEht cargo Ut lumber, and was at tho TX.
change ioGks Inst evening",
Al the l.un,bor- Vrsse,- oltco ycstcr-
tlay the ecllr Charlie flibbAsd was reported a.
charterea 10 carry slahs trum Whitehall to this
port ut $3.50 per cord; tie scflr f. III. Portctl,
ties tron Whttensh BaY to Chicago al 5c each
the sclr Mosel'c. lutnber from Muskogon 10
Chicago at s1.225 per t.600 II.
The tur Union has reecised new wheel. has
Ind her machinery oyerlAule1. and Inns other
wse been put fu good condition for towing.
Capt. Alexander Leonard. o,1e Of the most pop
uIAF Iu5HlGh III LuG t}UIt VIII lun DeIl Aa1u III his
skllfnl hulllB ahe IL sure to pray9 successful,
TI,a Union will 10 out In her new gprIug
cuiora t0-daY.
Tile Wind was northcrly yesterday, heavy
Rea run. MD tho air outside wns quite rold.
se!lrs Winnie Wing. Nnrtt STIR, aiock!ng Bird,
|. ". Forrest, III. +. Cook, j. p. DcCourtjrQs,
Robert uowloss, Maggie Dali, Asa Chfds, Louisa
McDvna!d, u. J.. sicscrs, Alice Richards, ulld
Hawkins.
The Eric Canal will b6 opened about April 20.
Capt. john ltaxtcr u 70 co1uEand t1lu schr
Sweetheart tl[s season.
'rhc sc',5 Harvey D'asail ID to rccolvc new
frames at iiuslalo.
At Buffalo all The nropollera Of tho regular
l!nca arc bang painted.
Capt. Thomas Ruretl !las purchased a part H.
tercst IN thu schr slornins Light,
The Government sttnr Hinge IL setting buoys
at the Western end of Lake Eric.
The prup IT. Faul has ilnt!o hcr 1raf rouud
trip between Detroit M, Alptna.
Tho schf ulrkalnw Ina been chartered at To-
ledo to takc wheat 10 Cleveland at ll6c per bu,
treo Ut elevation.
The Icy Ia reported 10 bo eating soft Il. the
atratts, but tlat, up tleru says navigation won't
b. oppn uatil May J..
Lock OH The old Wellana Cat,ai vii, tcaut7o
cnlnrklng for vessels drawing l3 II Of Wller,
md llIe Minister Of Marine Ut the Dominion
Government IL 10 b. requested to attend 10 1t,
THE Dstroit Cil.zens' Committee on the brtt19o
business Gatlea to yet consultation With til.
vesse.inen OF that uurt, who wlsely rcnatncl
away, believing bridge Ii nut 9ood Tor them; q
tunnel u better.
, 1879-04-12
4 Confederate Latter.


Ettc Itsrk 7rtbaHs fRsH.}.
OIp PAM: / am hero III tho Senate
With twenty E0nfodssatos 1uort;
10th Generals aud Culune1s aru In IL
TITO House slleltors neasiy three scure.
We've got 'un,l We've got uni Ths ianksl
AvHiA will NO send TO tho sky
That music that rosu !F6n 0lr ranks
Thu hatl!o ye!t--fslil1iltf.f
Don't hurry. Thsre's danger .hnw,ng
Ons's hand At tho start nt the game,
'TwoulM exctc the notwithstanding
Tho t0tal Confederate claim.
We've cot 'enE We'vu cnt emit Allows
Tho party's low. xtoYeainK cry
Arisex ttla lIsll4lc We Love ..-,.>-.
Tho battle yell-yiiIlltsll.!
Our triumph has Glazed tho dsssenslon;
~ States aranli Sovereign to.i1ay,
Why not glys each soldier y puns'out
:. All sDlllprs-the olne aud Tho Gtaff
Ws'vU 0Ht 'sm! We've rot 1m! Fho votes
Are ours in both ttouaus. Then why
Not hear from, c0nfcdcrai& thsoais
The battls yell-fillliilli!s
II States, A. they my, arc q nation.
Why shouldn't they. Whtn thGy'!a In funds
Fay W for tue cost Of !nsasioRf
80 kaup your Confederate boMdsl
We've got eeM! MU'yB got 'eml The YAnkss
Again Nc will send to The skY
That music that roaG from our fhnkf--
The BATHS YiiilIitttlftt
, 1879-04-12

.u h4t'dM75e GH3fHe Tim, }.
The formal denomination of Cil,tcn and Hen.
dsicks by the editor of The Lon,syltlc Courier.
Journal has moro Significance tl,a, IA visible on
the surface. ME. Wattersun WAS the ciici f,e!u-
',an VI fif''en In 1915. liz he,pcd to bring up
ttc South soilly IN tia bcl,utf, anil p,ayed with
great nnlsty The pnrt OF wrt.tiursc ut The ST..
itous Convention. The fact TINT he has raised
lts voice thus early In thu camuaign 1nay bu ac-
cepted as q dcnito proelatnattpn 10 the Amer
lean peop'e ihat Mr. Tillen, Of tlsanlcrcy Park,
Is again on the truck. II comes ncarer being o.
ilc'al Information than anything VIC have seen.
, 1879-04-12

Vesseltnnstcrs ut this port say It will be m-
possible to construct nnta orcsatu draw bridge
on the Detroit River thAt will enable craft to
pass through in safety, particularly during u
gale Of wind ut,a when the vessels ara in long
tows. The anticipated visit Of Mcssss Parsons,
Lowis, md Crone Is looked forward to with
grcnt interest by tho vessel men Of this port,
atl the lake lavigaters ll1d those
WHO own vessel property agnlnst The
building of q bridge. 0llu prominent owner
remarked yesterday that Congress would not
grant tho necessary authority to the Detroit
vcntlcmen who wanted q bridge, a,ld he wRs in
elincd to think thut thai Douliiion Government
would listen To the ruMu1strauce Of t,,e vessel
interest againat bridNr3 an1 recommend the
tuunc project. q II.
, 1879-04-12
THE STAIRS AND STRIPES.

How a Virginia aItlltn Company Insulted
tlsa Sattaunl Flag hy Nut Carrying It,
AEttatHn Aiming f0yerilIMant EMuluyos-
Explanation Of tile Cotnu1an'tnr.
Dts,uteA TO .seo 1ork Herald.
WASHINGTON, u. e., AprI u.-1'tc tn1ntncd
feelln9 IN political clEclcs growing out Ut tlr
pending contention in Congress Ia reelected here
tonight In ile excitement created by III incident
which, At another tiule, might haye passud oif
Without attracting any attention. This was tllu
parade Of Visiting company Ut Virginia ntlitta-
nlan, who marched up and dowu tho Btreuts
without tho display OF Anything ia tho shane OF
United Btates ttag. Tho absence Of suc! a
banner IN tho limo WAS taken to mean slight OF
tho. National Govcrumcnt. right In tic very
Capital. 1ntlced sona Of tue moro enthusiastic
Frdesa!Eats who wero spectators Oh the aldo
walk hootcd tho ViEgintAua Rs they wout by,
Later In tbs dsY call was Issued by 4 number
OF Government employees aud public ..lectiug
held this evening to e1press their Indignation at
tho alleged 1iscourtcsy Of tho Vlrginlaua. The
facts Of the matter are a. follows.
The Norfolk City Guard, Capt, f. Y. Wits
commanding, with band from Fortress Mon
roe, arrived hero this morning frum NoTfolk,
and were mot 1t the stexmboat.wharf by Cnfn-
panJ A, Washington Light Infantry, mud Con-
gresham lilarkhurn, OF Kentucky, a'Ml doods,
" ua NofIu!k tfA,) 1llatrtct lhe HsltofeNc5o
escorted to Tic ar,nory Of Company a, where
they we're Hospitality entertained. Alter short
rest, thc two CON panies rnaas U parade through
the principal strsets. Tle vsItors we're unl.
formed 10 the Virginia btato rcga'ntutals,--
namely, suits OF gray, with whlts cFoss.1elts
a'd shakos. During their march. u ~ noticed
that neitlIcr tlle hone eosnpanY nor the visiting
company carried thu United States 1laE, the Viz
giulaus having nuly blue flag With tlls eoat-of.
artus Of Virgtnta painted on it IN gola. Thu alb
AenrR OF Tic E1tuu1I c0lor& created considers.
bls commant aud !ll-teellng, and on several
occasions usu rrowh oN tlle sidewalk
hlsscd tho marching soldiers. The CT.
element increased hourly, aud Rpread
oyes tie city, ind particularly through
this Government o1ltces. It was not allaJe1
when Va evening newspaper nppcarel VIII
calt for Meeting of VETERANS Ut The Union
army, to take such action A. shall scsm bess rel.
atiye to militia COMPANIES visiting tlls National
Capital GMd jgnoring tho United States aaK By
refusing to carry tho ttue.houoted emblem lii
tlclr Fanks on parade"
Pu9u2ut to tns Gull about 800 Government
, 1879-04-12

1H11dde7bA7a 7N301FfT {Rkp.}
When the democracy went out Of power etgh.
torn years ago, they left the United Sta.cs
Treasury in depleted and cllaotic condition,
bordering on bankruptcy. The leaders Who
stand In acknowledged control Of that party TO-
day undertook 10 dsstroY the Government, a1ld
threw upon the Treasury burdcn Of SaO00,.
oo0,0oo When they LETT, the Treasury could
borrow only With exceeding difficulty at interest
amounting virtually to : per cent md higher,
Tho Republican party shoasaesed this burden,
have s!uce discharged considerable part OF 1t,
have nasle the obligations OF tho GoYerumcut "a
good q gold the world over, aud nuw Kepuh-
!1can Secretary OF the Treasury succeeds tn re-.
iuadInts te or part Of tlc rcn,alnil,g indebt-
suness at per cent Interest, ,--oLe-haIf whit the
Treasury was Obliged to pay when tic Republic
~ party took thu lircctlop OF affairs. 1h!a Ia