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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-01-08
CIVIL NOTES.

The will of cx-Surrogate Roswell g. Brain
erd was offered FOR probate in Brooklyn yesterday HIS
property is valued at 10000, is divided among
Robinson & Appleton, the agents of the
American Watch Company, whose store az Bondst and
Broadway burned in the Winter Of 1877 brought
SUIT against the Columbia Fire insurance Comrauy to
recover the amount Of Their insurance The case was
BROOKLYN and yesterday the judge directed verdict IN
favor OF the plaintiffs for S4459 20.
The suit of Henry Thornton against the
wabash Railway Company TO compel it 10 give stock Of
the company exchange for the stock of the Toledo
Wabash and Western Railway Company pay the
vau. OF such stock, dismissed Yesterday by Judge
Van Brunt demurrer An appea. from THIS Teg.si0n
argued yesterday N supreme Court, General Ieth
and decision reserved. The question Involves Il
number u shares Of stock outside Of the 200 held oy
the plaintiff.
George g. Remesen, of Hampstead L. l.,
became bankrupt in 1870 and Lowell Talbot WAS aI-
pointed his assignee The liabilities amounted 10 $40
GOO The creditors agreed 10 accept composition Ct
GO cents on the dollar On July ., ls77, when be had
money his possession to pay 20 per cent Of the aDl
ties a. is alleged, he suddenly disappeared Yesterday
motion made before Judge Benedict, IN BrooElyu'
aside the cOmpOsltlOh and appoint receiver.
DECISION was reserved.
The trial of a suit entitled Sllas II. JeSsup
against A. Hawiey Heath, was begun yesterday before
Judge DouOhuc. The plaintiff says that he advanced the
defendant, ply stefan, on his promises TO cure HIM
within definite periods, about $1,000 and loaned HIM
another ~ 600 SIX hundred dollars have been re-
turned but his health has not been restored. and he
su,s for ~ 400 Dr. Heath denies any such pledges,
and says hi services physician exceeded III value
IL 500. The Is sun on.
A suit of Edward Herbert, for $500 rent Of
the rooms formerly occupied Dy the ST. Marks Club, at
No 80 Thirdave brought before judge Aker in Marine
Court Yesterday, a number OF politicians Among the
defendants were ex-MayOr Ely, owen Murphy, Charles
e. Cornell Patrick A. Hogan. Anthony Eickhof, j. W.
Gunizer Joan Hayes and George a. LangDein The d.
rect dealings between the plaintiff and owen Muir
ply as treasurer OF the club and plaintiff first brought
suit against Murphy This suit j. against al the mem
br and the defence Is that Murphy the respous
BILE and the premises have been surrendered 10 ana ac
eepted by the landlord. The case is still ON.
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HARTFORD, Conn. Jan. 6.-Judge Carpen-
ter, Of the Supreme Court, to-day decided the
contest over the resnh OF the October election
for selectmen in Hartford by unseatng Thomas
7. Blake and George W. Fowler Democr ts. first ana
second selectmen, and putting Roswell W. Brown anu
A. L. SssOn Republicans in their places The decIsOu
II given the ground that the tissue ballots fouhd ia
The ballOthnX Were fraudulent.
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tilusiral Instruments.

DUMAHAUT. late ;. Y. BALL e. CO.,
n. No. Is EAST l4rHsr
ana other Pianos and Organs low
for cash. Instruments and f0r renL
HOLIDAY PRESENTS splendid Organs, 3
Il sets OF reeds. s7s "a sets, s6i do, $40 10.
,p I do ga tosewoOd Piano octave VI So y do.
sllG M round do sl75 warranted New ORGANS 90
IS IS month Pianos from 81 60 SO
M..ic al half prce some IL cent page HORACE WAc
kks SONS, ~ Last l<thsL
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NEW LOUISIANA BONDS.

New ORLEANS, Jan. GA bill was intro
duced in the Legislature authorizing the Governor to
issue FL 800 80 bonds to restore the credit u
the the bonds be sold at par for casa or 1o
pons due upon the present STATE cun-o- DlI VII W
Introduced tomorrow, calling a constitutional Con'SH
ff.V
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THE TENNESSEE ASSEMBLY.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 6.-Ihe forty-hrst
General Assembly OF Tennessee wa organized 'oay ny
,,a oec,on Of John r. Neal Of Rhea County Presi-
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RRnnkIYS pRnPEETY.

nut H. V'fitsfh Sof.
3.stGry brick house with lot. No % Iouphrs place
e. ~ Harrison Il. lot DIX l".G. O. W,iWorr--
3.-toIy brick hou-e with Tor. ~ 20 Ioupkiuz pia'e'
r. adjoining above. lot -Jxl l2I, n Bantd.'...'..
3.-,0Iy h;lcE with l1t NJ - I9mpkLus-Q place
es adjoining above, lot 2jzll2.6 Ciafy ---------
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Real gsiaie 10 grrban9e.

I,OR SALE or EXCHANGE. on easy terms
Faetny buildings and hfy eight years leases OF three
lots on a4tl.st near IOthAye. JANIS CONDIE, .2dst
and 9Th ave.
GAN FRANCISCO LOTS in exchange for
y N.sYort city lots title, perfect Address Tribune
[ ptONn Office 1888 Broadway
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fecrures auo Meellnas.

TINhe Annual Meeting of the UNION LEAGUE
will b- held the Club house, GA the second
Thursday January, 1873 uaTy J at orpG p H. iof
election u officers and The transaction OF sch 0her Ds
al ma before If.
TIC general meeting VIII De held o'clock NJ hut tho
polls tor will he opened az haf past o'clock pn
open three hours Honorary AMI n"fesi-
dent members not euted 10 vote l9A- arc nor Der
united LOUIS &. LIVE 0e'f''all' TO-
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RECORDED LEASE.
RECORDED MORTGAGE.

WvnE1op Augustus and others 10 Charles Cuen-
zcr and others. u HOuston-si g ~ AVt-C, lot NO
Z u Yrars irnual Ient "
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B6lmore Cathar.ne NJ and husband 10 Thomas II
COOK lstavc, u ~ lith-st, 3 years ..---.-....
Barandon George q John BaTand0n, Nos 10 and III
Canal A. >
Dunbar James and wife 10 Esther Pencil, Chestnut
tZith Ward year .--.-- --.---.
EmtnOns Jsne tO William Thompson, Pfe-ident,etc
NcW-Cnurchst. v cor LnortS-st, J wear ----.---
Ha.hagen y and wife Ia Gorge Riegel lot No ! 3
map ~ = W Stuyy tsant, years .---------
HeTscheld, ST 1rr and husband 10 Anderson Fowler,
s6Tth--t. Of ith-aye, i year.
KaInmerer Henry ana wife To Henry Quicker, W lst
ave, Of 9th-st, years.
Knapp David II and wife 20 Adeiine MOsemau.
1OjtB-st Of l0th-sye. years ..-.-- -.--..-.-..-
same IN same 80 lO6tii-st OF lOthavc. years
Iinuheim Jnnn / and wife Ia n >icke 7cth-st, W
Of 2d-Ave. years. .-----
IiveruOrr Anna and husband to Charles LiveTmore
executor etc : = cor Broadway and j3dst..----.-
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WHITE STAR LINE. -
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENSTOWN And LIVERPOOL
NOTICE-Te Of this Line taGe the Lane Route
recommended hy Mauy, L. : n on both the outward
and hnmevar VOYAGES.
GEkMANIC, can't kennedy. SATURDAY Jan !. a. o.,
ADKIAIlC THURSDAY. Jan To- ! go H. N
CELTIC. Cant Geaden. Thur~iay an -. Am
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, fiEE o. NOHlh
RIVER
These steamers uniform and unsurpassed N a
pOintments saloon StateroIuIs smoking. and Bath-
pacet amiships where The and motion are
;lt anOrng degree OF comfort mot unsttabAoe
,os
Manifestation $50 esu and 500 gold -teerage SO lie
tickets % favorable terms.
These steamers carry neither cattle sheep nor pigs
For Of and Other information apply AZ tho
C0mpAnys Onccs W. 81 BruadW Nrwl orA or 10 Va
nut ST. Philadelphia L. J. CORIl9. Agent
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prcnpnEn AssIGN,fENTs on MOETGAGrs
GIN RcaI estate tor Sale.

GIN RcaI Gstatc tor Sale.
ERANKFORT-ST, BeCkman-st., Coolest,
John-sf. AID Pearl-st- properties fOr sale RI LAND
WHITING. Beeklanst
EOR SALE-A brOwn-stOne house, uptown,
centrally located suitable for or two families an
rented part cash and city Apply 10
OWNER. 243 Nest 49h-st.
EOR SALE or LEASE.-Thc fOur-storv
stores 10 Clifst and between Fulton and
john 2s feet BY Ig7 leet OWNER Box 80, Post
Ohce.
.l.l EAST 14TH-ST.. for sale or lease will
80 be altered to suit Apply TO ". JENNINGS DkMoH-
EST. Il East lithst
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gfcurslous.
GRAND EDUCATIONAL EXCURSION TO
EUROPE N THE SUMNER OF 1870.

-
GRAND EDUCATIONAL EXCLUSION TO
EUROPE N THE SUMNER OF 1870.
Iv,enlcd Tours through Great Britain. pic
tIrp.uue and interest Continelfal special al
yantagrs extraordinary character ihc cLcipcst 'f
best Excursion ever planned
for circulars. giving lul pirticrla address
T.. TJrlJEE Boston, Mas.
NJETRUPOLITAN ELEVATED RAILWAY.
VI OPEN FROM I.30A. VI. - T. = ".
RECTOR sTREEl-Neacss pint Tor Wall sire Z Ferry,
aHc ronucct- with rlrs 'ur south Ferry.
cot caIest pont for Jersey Cits ani
Iommunpaw Ferries. -. -, n, ,,s, ,.,,. ri, AL, ~,
Barclay street tcry 10 Ho'oS"n ,,.. , 49,.
CHA MBEis ~ kEEl-Ne4rest point Tor FAyO2 AMI Lfs
Railway Ferry.
GRAN Strict point Deshr street Perry
Jersey city, and with FOR DesDfO and
last Grand street FrIrirs.
BIEECKER sTREET-Connect. with ears for Last and
EIGHTH sTREET-Neare.t point for Christopher street
Ferry HOb0.en. connecting wl ears for Christopher
and East Tenth street Ferries.
FOU RTEF$TH- STREET Nearest point ~ Union sou r-,
Wsllack- aud Lyceum 1brSr.s Academy Of Music: II
Twenty hind ana Thllty. fourth street Ferries. -
TWEEN r. THIRDS RECT Nearest point 10 Booihs ~:
aud Par. Theatres Grand Opcta House. tLmnfes
Garden. Ms.Oaic Tempe and I"caiy third 7tIees
TufRTS TtifIB- TRr TT Nearest point 10 STANDARD,
san Francisco Ainsties connecting Win cars u" "os'
rotIS n DsrREE-r-Con Nes YORK Trans.
fer company cabs foI Grand CentI-l Depot
FIFrIETH STREET ~
Y.EIGHrH-sTREErN Nearest point for Ce=ira! Psr1.
connecting with cars Of Bent Line RAILROAD
For uptown trans take siie stations
For owntoNB trains take side stauonA
RARE, 10 CENTS. Except between the hours OF 5SO 70
IOWA us anu -" Nm r. GARRISON. President
NJ VAN BRoCKLIS. Superintendent
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Counirp properrp 20 fst.

TORRANCE, y. J.-NeighbOThOOd specially !;
n .yra desirable furnished aud unfinished residences
for rent winter year also for sale low prices taS
terms EDWA BD 7. HAMILTON 10 Pine 81, y. l..
FURNISHED HOUSE 10 LET-At Madison
y J.. i rooms d-f-ot very low Apply 10 j.
A MEEI. 1GJ Pearl.st. y - YORK
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nlatbinern.

DVERTISEMENTS FOR The NJ w
n Work. TRIPU Ne WILL BE RECEIVED At 'HE
IPTOWE OFFICIs 80. ..;- Broadway, cor THIRTY rst
or .,u~ Wost Twpurv.t nrr ST., corner Eighth u
No el East Fourtreuil.st.. corner lmonSIuare. 100
I1iria ave- cor seventsL. al the AtIfh VffO
\, lI~I Thrd ay hun lrrdani " eaty 1url4 -
mi rItm wings Bank Buih!nsl, 10 p - al 'eGHlAr
Oihce tates
EMpIRE WOOD-SPLITTERS best in United
ftr o.. s,rifti.r nine 0ak aud hickory send Tor ol
-uI,r WI l.. WILLIAMS l5I East 2dthSt
ENGI\E and BOILER for Electric Light
Il Wi srII very cheap a small horizontal hOr--io"t
ngina and hor- nearly new AID ~ good make GEOIHE
n ADAMS 4 son. No % Beekl.an-St., city.
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THE HARTFORD ELECTION CONTEST.

dent Of the Senate, AMI H. P. FOwkes, OF Williamson
County, as Speaker Of the House.
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5tatlorern.
Drouosdls.

DROPOSALS tor ARMY SUPPLIES:
OFFICE PURCHASING AND DEPOT = So
NYw-YOgK CITY, Dee 81, lsIH
Sr,r IN PROPOSALS In dn2lirae, subject 10 The usual
CONDITION. i be rrcel this office until II O'clock no0n
,nTsrv III ls-g for furnishing thf subsistence Department
L. ,r-,.t. a.. ~ la d,ul,,. s,cts
an oOl ~, round hOoped Dafre-s.
l2nOa y Cut Loaf sugar.
l9OOn 70 Grzuuated sugar. %
- net Of sngar 10 Dc O Unench SUR tonged ana
ry ed ami lined with paper and strapped Artclr- mus Ice
equal samples which be seen upon appcauoh ~ tH
All dry barrels 10 be full rane and 10 have not es. than
ten II og hoops aud pacgzr be- Of the best quay ami
~ 49, i,s .hiulug order delivered At tie Army
Bnr or sac points the CITY Of Segl OK az may
sues OF all rfes accompany proposals. The right
Revived ell bids ana bidders are inyne 10
h. nr,en al tn, the Ods the time and place
above specified ,.. T.. .,..,..,
Further information 20 conditions &C NAV be obtained
he sn1itr. ,tan 20 Tho undersigned Il. DUBAKRN.
- opp Major and G. =, L. :. A
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5tf Cream.

Eusselrs Ice Cream, 25c. per quart 10 churches
CLarottes in quantities. 1Oe. Yer dOL y Bible Aoass
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CouuirD. Rea! gstdts for Sale.

OouUlrO. hca! GsIa!e lol 9ule.
An EXCELLENT IMPROVED FARM of
railroad. short distance out
OF = IOnis Missouri exchange Missouri County
ANU Poashkecp.ie. y. Y.
A CHEAP HOME.-FOr sale, a good, well
n hOuse lot The lot IS 2jI go feet The
house IA two stories In the %.
the hous a building suitable for carpenters shop
a maker The house staten Island y y,
and 10 minutes walk from Clifton Landing The prop
mortgage. Addres. r. A l.. BOX A. Tribune
Omce.
pULKHEAD WATERFRONTS, near city,
ID factories renuerir-, &c also bocss
for dwelling for sale low easy terms. l. \. YOUNG
Engineer &C. 20 Exchange place
EARN on LONG ISLAND - miles out
100 acres excellent land good bGd.-s, free clear
would exchange for cry property not heavily mOrgdged III
LAND * WHITING, . Berkman--t.
EOR SALE or TRADE-l.I 100 acres Mis-
Lands title perfect ~ ~ 30 per acre VIII iIad'
Staonerr ~ Ek Books !ai Papers comoete stock
Addrc-s -rkiNG foBEkrc0A LAFAYETTE. lad
NOR SALE. or will exchange for Nebraska
j land. a valuable fam oG Long Island. address = IL
WINCHESTER jci 3day-r Brooklyn, OF IL = WILLS
Nadlhe river. L. /.
HUDSON RIVER PROPERTY for SALE or
RENT-The attractive completely furn- an
son" beautifully located river BANK near
Milton. with a cOsry cottage barn, fruit, &. - =,
" WRIGHT. = south lIberty.si PongLkeepsle. y. l
Dc TRAINS to NewY0rk from Roselle-
~ from NeVNor Central Railroad "i Nv
yst while protrtvis low Persons desiring further infOr
nation apply 10 =. D. HOPE Il" Lbeuyst
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Gin propertn 90 Get.

TWO STORY HOUSE TO LET or LEASE.
% East l3thst Inquire al 100 East l3tist hea ''
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL
Z STEAMSHIP LINE. ~
AND RIO DE JANEIRO. Connecting at -. THOMAS
win German steamers tor PORTO RICO and SPANISH
MAIN. hrst-class IRON steamship CITY OF PARA
t'aptaln sail ABOVE ports on
DNE> DAY FEB = At m. Freight at low rates AIKEN
after
FREIGHT he advance. Freight received at all
times Ioberj-s Dock. Brooklyn -. .r,,.,., ,.--,
ms RANG LOW FIR THAN BY ANY VI n TX - T.
SHIPPERS DESIRING INSURANCE CAN EIFECl
SAME UNDER OUR OPEN POLICY,
freight passage having elegant &C
cOInnO,ations apply to c. Ii. MALLORY o., Agents,
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fost an0 founo.

OST or STOLEN-Bank book No. 99,26s
Of The German SAVINGS the city OF New York
issued Turtle Bay Lodge It's hereby requested at
Tho bovg be- returned found or return
-, tie a .t,re Inc exraon u weeks from the l4th
tav OF November ISIS application Will be made 10 the BANK
fOr new bOOk
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GERMAN LLOYD

~ >IEAI-HIP LINE BETWEEN NEW-YOEK
SOTTIlAMPTON AND BREMEN. ...-
COMPANI'- PIER foot ~ -ECONu~I, HOBOKlN
DONA ....-~at. Jau. Il ~, tIR--.-- ~at. Jan .
RI n t..... -at Jan / NE~t sat. i 81. !
RATES or PASSAGE IRON NEWYOHk 20 SOUTHLAND
TON. HANEE OR BREMEN -. -co
FIRST CABIN SOC SECOND Cab N.-------.- = y
-TEFRAGE. Ego. o
Return tickets at reduced Rates. Prepaid bIsiaSo Ce4
Cate-. $50
sccrag all points n the outh Of England $50
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DACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
i Sailing from Pier fo.t Caad.sL. North River
For I~THMUS or PANAMA
Steamship RESI- r L CITY. Friday. Jan. 10 noon
CpnuoJ ting Central amt South America AMI Mexico.
For IAN FRANCI-tD via I~THJ Ms OF PANAMA:
steamship COLON. Monday, Jan. 20, noon.
Co urC for Central and south Am rlca ami Mexico
From ~an Francisco iOr Japan ana China
Steamship CHINA. March >, noon.
From san FranclscO 10 Honolulu, NeW--raLlhu' anu
Australia
,team.hip AUSTRALIA. MOudaT Jan. 20 noon.
Irellht general information eddy at company.
foot Of Canalat North RIVER Ana Tor passage
q NnnpanN Tucker Office. No. ~ BrOaaWa7
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y NAIL :. =. LINE.
steamer leave Per No. North River ~ 3 p IN.
FOR HAVANA DIEE'1 aJd VERA CRUZ.
Calling ~ Pro2rrssJ C3upeachY md trontrra -
'ITi bF tW-Nrl:h SATURDAY. Jan. -
'GTY or WA>HINGTuN Havana only Thursday. Jan. 10
'iIA Oh NLI.A CRUZ Jan -
steamer leaves New orleans Jan for Vera Cauz cou-
rgtlpI with steamer "A New and above potts.
+. ALENANUNi. a. sons. Sos. 81 and 20 ErladwaY
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kMPERlAL GERMAN MAIL. - Hambur
American Packet Compan-'s Line PLYMOUTH.
CliEEBOU Re-. and HAMBt re-.
WiIIA ID - - IRIS an Is
81 fN lERD
taeS ssago % Plymouth outpu. th,rholTg HAMBURG
and az England scotland and Wal.s First Caba
gold nu -econu Cabin god $50 Sicer1ge, currency $50
kFNHARD1 < CO.. C.. 3 RI II Ard y RJAS.
General AGENTS General Passenger Agents.
81 or Ero. fvav Vow YORK
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ROTTERDAM LINE.

ROTTERDAM LINE.
steamers leave Jersey CITY near Paycnia Ferry.
-CUTEDA January !
ROTTERDAM w rdneslHy' anuary -
Cabin <bj-S7O. Intermediate, $50 -terrage go
II. CAZATX, General gent, p south MUlldH-st
FINCH FDYF Co. - south william. at, Freight Agts
l. W MORRIS 80 Broadway. General Passage Agent.
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UreGn STEAMERS

1 MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
"A The only Transatlantic Zine calling under the ANFRI
CAN FLAG. saaiiing every Thursday from Philadelphia
BRITISH EMPIRE sails III KSDAI, Jan. q a. N.
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v,eultI Tours through Britain. aut The most n
tIrp.uue aud Continental 'ouur's -prrsl f
yantars extraordinary character. Ihc cLclpcst ~
best Excursion planned
For circulars. giving luil particulars a'lr",-
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ANNUAL MELTING AND ELECTION-NET FARSINGs,
S341.G2l RRPOHTED-THE PRESIDENTS RECOA-
MENDATIONS.
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REAL ESTATE.
NTw-YORK. .

Nrw-YoRK. Tuesday, Jan. .. 1879.
The following sales were held at the Tx
- ..-.
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IBLO,S GARDEN THEATRE.

~ Positively fhe Matinee and Evening this week
Nj FRAN a MAYO, IN has Great Drama
DANI CROChEIT
Mafnf5s wednesday and saturday az D. m.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Delaware Fruit In New \ Ork.

The New York "Times - of to-day
says: The markets of our City are COM
pletely filled with peaches. They are
mostly of choice varieties, such as Craw-
ford's, Reeves's Favorite, and Old Mix
ons. The quantity which reached this
City during the past two days is far in
excess of the expectations of those most
interested in the peach trade, and
prices obtained have not been remun-
erative to the growers.
Yesterday there were fully 100, 200
baskets of peaches offered for sale in
the wholesale market. But many
thousand baskets were not sold, and
will be carried over for this mornings s
market. Besides those which are car
ried over, there will be in the market
upward of $50 carloads, which will
arrive this morning, so that peaches
will be so plentiful and so cheap that
any hous-keeper who will take the
trouble to visit the wholesale markets
to- day may buy basket of really fine
peaches for so cents or less.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
A go Forgery.

Several days ago a stranger walked
into the Farmers Bank and after doing
some writingIleft without saying q word
to anyone. Soon after the man bad de-
parted officer Thomas called at the
bank and presented q check which he
supposed had been signed by the
Trump Manufacturing Company Of this
city. On the officer being told that it
WAS forgery, he informed the officers
Of the bank that a man had called on
the Indian Doctor on Market street be.
low Front, and at the request Of the
stranger the Doctor oashed a
check for twenty dollars after which
itis said that the man soon left this
city and boarded one of the north
bound trains. The general opinion is
that the stranger who stopped at the
bank Is the one who forged the check.
Unfortunately however he is unknown
by the officers of the bank.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
Sunday Excursion.

The "Major Reybold" having been
thoroughly overhauled and put in first
class order, will resume her excursions
to Collins Beach and Bombay Hook,
on Sunday morning, leaving French
street wharf at $50 O'Clock, touching
at New Castle and Delaware City both
on the way up and down the Ever -
The excursion is highly pleasant one,
and it should be literally patronized.
The officers on the boat are all gentle.
men, and every attention is paid to the
comfort and convenience of passengers.
Bombay Hook and Collins Beach are
both pleasant places, and just good
distance for an agreeable excursion
For particulars see adv.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
y. .F.Kunkle's Bitter Wine OF IroI

kss n IL - 80 =
Has never been known to tail in the cure OF
weakness attended with symptoms. indispo-
sitiOn 70 exertiOn, loss Of memory, difnculty IN
breathing, weakness, horror OF disease, weak I,
neryous trembling, dreadful horror OF death, !,
night sweats, cold feet, weakness, dimness OF
vision lAnguor, universal lassitude OF the
muscular system, enormous appetite, with
dysueptlc symptoms, hot hands, flushing OF
the body, dryness OF the skin, .pallid counte
nance and eruptions on the lace, purifying
the blood, pain In the back, heaviness In the
eyelids, frequent black spots flying before the
ewes. with sufiusi0n and loss OF sight, want
Of attention. sc.
Worms! Worms! worms!
L. \. Kunkel's Worm syrup never iaiis 70
destrDy Pin. Seat and stomach worms. Inc
doctor can tell whether or not the patient has
worms. Thousands are dying daily with
worms. and do not know II. Fits, spasms,
cramps. choking and sufiocation, sallow com.
plexion, circles around tho eyes, sWeiling
and pain In the stomach, restless at niKht'
grinding Of the teeth, picking st the nose
cough. fever, itching at the seat, headache,
foul breath, the patien. grows pale snd 'hih'
tickling and irritation In the anus;
Kunkle's Bitter Wine oi Iron 10 for sale 10
Wilmington by z. James Belt, corner Sixtn
and Market streets; N. b. Danforth corner
Second and Market streets; John J dallagher
| Bro. 1903 and 2cOl Market street; herbert
X, Watson 8O3 Market street; Taylor b fnli'
erton; 3O2 King street; Jno. SHartman, FIN
and POPLAR; H. X. Bringhurst 3l7 Market
street, and the drug trade generally.
Daily Republican., 1879-08-23
PIague-stricken Mem phts.

MEMPHIS, Aug. 2l.-Twenty-six cases
in all have been reported to the Board
of Health to-day, of which seven were
white and nineteen colored. Six
deaths have occurred, Amanda Yates
(colored), Ellen Roach, J. A. Haven,
Frank Lindsey, Camille Geninni and
Richard Majors (colored).
At the meeting Of the Executive
Committee of the Committee of safety,
this afternoon, the Rev. DR.. Boggs,
John Johnson, General W. J. Smith,
D. +. Goodyear and ". W. Thachei
we're appointed a COMMITTEES to estimate
the expenses necessary for the mainte
nance of the people now in the camps
until safe tor them to return to thu
city.