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Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Demanding Pay Before Burial.

The New York Sun Of yesterday SAYS:
Mrs. William A. Mathews, aged 5S,
Of l4l East Thirtieth street, died on
last Thursday and the bodNwas yester.
day put in rough coffin and taken of
to the morgue preparatory to a burial
in Potter's Field. All the preparations
had been made for funeral OF q very
different kind. The dead woman's sis
ter, Mrs. Murphy, Of East Seventy.
ninth street, had been notified Of the
death, and coming to the house, had
given orders for proper funeral. Un.
dertaker Daniel Sheridan, Of 425 Third
Avenue, attended the summons, and
prepared the body for burial. The fu.
neral was set for the following Satur-
day, at 10 A. M. On Saturday morn
ing the body lay in costly rosewood
coffin, and at the appointed hour q
hearse and six carriages drove up to the
door. Undertaken Sheridan deman-
ded the money for the funeral expenses
-sl25. He looked to Mrs. Murphy for
the money, but she did not have it, and
the undertaken said that the body could
not leave the house until payment was
made or security given. Mrs. Murphy
referred him to her sisters lawyers,
Dupre Il Veitch, of 900 Broadway, and
together they went to see them; but the
lawyers refused to advance the money.
After that the body was taken from the
cAsket, and it lay in the house until
Monday morning, when the police were
informed. By the police the Board of
Health was notified, and yesterday
the body was carried away, i'll
is said, to Potter's Field.
Mrs. Matthews owned the house in
which she died, and which is worth
10000.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
We OFFER FOR SALE.
AT lOI Ia,
The $4,000 New CastIa
County Bonds.

Issued for the purpose OF buildin~ IL.
Courl House, running twenty vsas. Ns.
bearing ~ per cent. interest nayah1s ahd
uary and July, and free from ali u t@H.,,ann 1an'
NO more desirable loan with tbs .on,.
counted security, and that viii nav es "e IN
interest. Is offered iu the country. Eor nacl S!
ther In nfOrma ton apllY To TUT lur.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
MAR RlED.

MILLER-.ARMSTR Philadel-
phia, on the sth inst by Rev. H. A, Smith,
Mr.. Maris Il. Miller to iss Ada J. Arm.
strong Both OF Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
I'iS n .

A fine lot # rock fish, black fish,
trout, salmon, cat fish and other varie-
ties of the iinny tribe. can be found on
the stall of Powell in Third street mark
ct.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
A BRAIN AND NERVE FOOD

Vital force in the brain is mind force, in tn
nerves, nerve force, but both brain and nerves
need their appropriate nourishment or ther
is nothing to sustain vital force. Vltalizel
f'hosphates feed the brain and nerves, as theJ
are composed OF the vital or nervc-sustainini
principles Of the OK brain and wheat germ
similar TO that which slstains the human hail
and nerves. Physicians have prescribed 10000
packages, restoring lost energyin all weakness
OF mind or body, reliey ing debility and nsrv.
business and preventing consumption.
+. CROSBY, 688 Sixth Ave-, NY
Fur sale by z. JAMES BELT,
Cor. 9th and Market Sts., Wilmington, Del
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Notice to Farmers,

For sale cheap at the Lumber and Coal
Yard OF G. Wesley Weldin, south Ct Market
Street Bridge, a large lot OF extra fine Cedar
Rails. 61q1m
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

"lNE V1NEGAR.-l wish to inform the
w. housekeepers of Wilmington, and the
people in general, that have lust opened for
the sale OF 5. W. Haney Il Cos. Pine Apple
Wine Vine. ar, and intend doing business to
suit the times, ! have on hand, ard will con
"lnne to Keep good stock Of fine flavor and
quality. X. II. ALLEN. agent
'oot s2e kingst., Wilmington, DEL
A REWARD of twenty-five dollars 1925. .OO)
"A Will be paid for the arrest and conyic
ton OF any one detected in pilfering flowers
or pilnts from the grounds or lots, or in doing
NY MIx injury 10 the Trees or shrubbery in the
Wilmington and Brandywine Cemetery,
By Order of Committee on Grounds.
July o. 1878 70 n
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
Lock j aW.

Daniel Hamilton lost a valuable horse
this morning, from lock jaw. TWAS
sent to Vandever's cemetery.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

. A NNUAL MEETING. - Tho Eleventh
a Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Franklin Loan Association will BE- held
in the office OF the Secretary, No. 4O4 Market
street, on Monday evening next, July "a, 1879,
at 80 O'Clock.
The auditors will submit their annual re-
port ana nm election ior officers and directors
VIII DC held. ID. T. HAWKINS,
CIV AZ Secretary
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
T1lVlDEND.

NATIONAL BANK OF WILMINGTON AND)
BRANDYwINE,
WILMINGToN, DEL , July q, 1879.
The Board of Directors have this day dc.
clared dividened ofsix 10y per cent ior the
iast SIX months. payable on or after the 10th
INST, clear OF taxes. GEO. W. SPARKS,
10 Cashier.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11

1HANGE OF WARE
" 4 WESTERN KAlLROAD.-iIom.
menclng Monday, Feb. "A, 1879 Trains viii
run as follows
Leave Wilmington 7l5 a. m., 1880 o. H..
$50 pm.
Arrive at Avondale, s6s a. r., 1852 noon.
Arrive a. Pomeroy, $50 a. m, IS p, m.
Returning leave Pomerey, 1910 a. m. 4so
p. m.
Returning leave Avondale II IA noon
l0p. N. '"'A
Arriving at Wilmington, sa. M, 2l5 D. n,
S00p. IL. b, CONNEi,L Snnt
tebY-tf
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
rRAND OPENING

7 Y MIND OFENINT
" CT
JOHN MANI SALOON AND SUMMER
GARDEN, COR. NINTH AND VAL
n, MI SIS, WILMINGTON, DEL, ON
THURSDAY, JULY 10 1879.
The public Is respectfully invited to attend.
An extra fine Lunch will be served on this oc.
casion. 7QDtt
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
DRANDYWINE MILLS QUSTA
- TIONS.

w. ". rENN fAChEh q CO..
Successors to J. E. Price h Co..
Choice Family Flour. b,Oo607 90
Choice Superhne. ne................... 4.OO15. 90
we are paying to-day for strictly choice
Wheat, ITO: Bran, Sl6; choice Corn, "A.
octla W. q. PENNYPAGKER q 90
WILMINGTON MARKET.
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
pH ! l. A i ELPHIA.
I WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD

JUNE ;, 1879
Trains will leave Wilmington AZ follows -
For Philadelphia. and intermediate stations
70, $40, 10 80, y. m. . 30, 400, 72o, 9 40 p. u
rhiladeiphia lExpress) 9 90, 9 81 10 O4. a. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 2 81, 7 90. 10 Ot
t. + 1885 IL 80 Limited Express.
ba'tlno and Intermediate gtations, SO
:, and 5.lS p. m.
10 tmore and Bay Line, 7O8. pm.
fritimore and Washington II 81. .2l0, s.35
IN, u 81, ", Is. 7.0S p. m.
rains lDr Delaware Division leave tor:
'a" Castle . Is a. m. / 06, 8 35 D. m.
'"r'nStol and Intermediate stations, Is
h. 'n,, | 05 8 35 y. II.
''H"ar interrnedia stations Q Is q. m. ! O5
y,
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Fniladeiphta and inter # ediate stations 8 10
a. IN, b 90, 8 80 p. IN.
philadelphia and New York, 2 90, 4, m,
baltimore and Washington IL 81; 2l0.
FOR lustaer Information passengers are re-
lerret y the timetables posted at the depot,
nov2j II. f. KENNEY Snnt
Daily Republican., 1879-07-11
OF ELAWARE. IS.

AT WILMINGTON, July /, A. ID, 1879
Ihe undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment ny assignee OF b. Frank Town.
send Of Wilmington In the county of New
Eastle, and state of Delaware, within said
District who has been adjudved n bansrpt
upon his owl petition. BY the District Court Of
said district. HENRY G. CONRAD
~ 2taw3W Assignee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08
Ilnppy Thoughts.

Public opinion is second conscience.
1t weak and vicious people who cas-
the blame on fate.
A sweet temper Is to the household
what sunshine Is to trees and flowers.
Those who trample on the helpless are
supposed to cringe TO the powerful.
Adversely does not take from us true
friends. It only dispels those who pretend
to be such.
He who shows kindness towards ami
mails will display the same charities to hi
fellOw.men.
The flower which We do not pluck is the
only one which never loses It's beauty OF
It's fragrance.
The grandest Of heroic deeds are those
which are performed within four walls
and In domestic privacy.
The pebbles In our path weary us and
make us tootsore more than the rocks,
which require onlya bold effort to sur.
mount.
:. Work is necessity in ono way or an,
otker to all us. 0verwork is oil our own
making, and, like allselt.imposed burdens
is beyond our strength.
Never permit the most resolute curiosi.
y, or the most friendly concern, TO fad
tho lowest depths Of your character. Gain
the reputation for reserve power by 70,
servingit.
Laziness grows on people; in begins lin
cobwebs and ends In chains. The more
business man has to do the more he L
able to accomplish, for he learns to econo,
mize time.
The best receipt for going through life
In an exquisite way, with beautiful man.
nerS, Is to feel that everybody, no matter
how rich or how poor, needs all the kind,
ness they can get from others In thlI
world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08
"A Happy Family.

Tho other evening al o'clock a Detroit
policeman found a family Of five person.
and two old trunks under shed waltin,
to COUP the river on wood.barRe which
wouldn't leave until tho next forenoon
The man had both hands pressed to hi
face, the woman was wipIng her eyes on
a handkerchief, and all the children were
squaIlIng,
what seems 10 be tho matter2n in.
quired the officer, as he halted among
them,
"oh, nothing much" answered the
man, I've got the iumpin' toothache,
but ttaIlus Stacks up on mo about mid.
night"
"oh, she's kinder tired outan nervous,
but as soon as she gets 4 good rest for her
back agin the wood.pile she'll 20 TO sleep
anS forget all about 1t. She's oil right, she
ued the officer.
-, Iaas, kinder crying" replied the man,
put tllafs nothing. That boy Augustus
CtsSar, he wants a stick Of gum, but he'll
sTon chaw himself TO sleep on a silver.
Tue next one, Charles Henry, he's howl.
Ins cause | won't buy him rockIn'.
loitSSe' but soon'a get tune to spank him
nS curl down and go 10 dreaming 81 an.
sSn, That gal, Minerva, has rot her
bH, v, made up for fried cakes and milk,
S SSS ! y give her 4 bite o pork and bread
,I HIN me trunk and she'll never know the
L Sses' We are kinder Sprawllng out
h Si ~. anu We seem 70 DO kinder afflicted,
wv We arc a regular happy lamlly.H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

a NUMBER OF medical students in In.
dianapoliS recently undertook to make u
victim OF professional "rcsurrectionist. 4"
They told him that they had secured d
body and asked him to remove it from its
hiding place. The supposed corpse in the
bag was live medical student. The
students pointed out the spot where the
bag was concealed, and the man throw the
bag over his shoulder and set out for the
college. The corpse, with no knowledge Of
his whereabouts, straighten ed out just as
His bearer was crossing the canal. With
rare presence Of mind The intended victim
of the joke heayed his burden over the
bridge into the water and calmly walked
OH. Had not the companions of the un.
fortunate fellow rushed to the rescue
there would have been real corpse as the
result Of the joke.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

A RECENT issue Of the Philadelphia Tim,
contains au article upon the adminlstra.
ton Of tho estate OF Jay Cooke & Co.
which shows a result as remarkable in
bankruptcy proceedings as it must be
gratifying to such Of tho creditors Of the
estate Us have held until now the various
stocks and securities distributed among
them. Computed by present market val.
ues for tho Northern Pacific and other
securities the dividends 10 the creditors in
cash and securities now aggregate ST..
or 37.lOO for every $1,000 OF deb, and
the estimate Is made that the further
dividends to DO paid will make total re.
turn Of 81, 100 81 for each:s 900. This re.
suit has been reached through the liquida.
ton by the estate under tho bankruptcy
act by trastee and committee Of cred.
tors who have sold and distributed ut dis.
cretion, instead Of the customary proceed.
inEs under m assignee in bankruptcy
which involves forced Bulcs and ruinous
sacrifices.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

means that or nothing 1T can, Of course,
Secede OF Tecede or proceed or do WhAlsv-
Or Ia lis sovereign pleasure Il may Beu tt
10 do. II eau declare and wage war
against The United States, OF the whole
world, because the right 10 make war ID
the unquestioned right Of every sovereign
State. "a sovereign and independent
State" is one that Is above restraint OF
control, supreme In all things, subOrdi.
nate In none. Such q State Is the United
Kingdom Of Great Britain or tho Republic
Of America. Such State Delaware OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08
roLITICAL NEWS ANp GossIP.

UxcLE SAMMY will now drive In Tho
bung, and nail big piece Of tin over Il,
TWENTY-FIVE Senators retire In 1881. Of
these eleven are Republicans and fourteen
Democrats.
IT Is said that General Grant ID worLl
about 100000, That isn'Imuch with Goa
at present prices.
Tue Indianapolis Journal believes tina
Mt. Hendricks would rather DO right thar
be Vice President.
Tux Grant, Blaine and Sherman BOOM
will oil he traded, and some "boot" given
for a bly, bOomin the Ohio river.
GENERAL EOuAN will canvas in The
South, The General has been there be
fore, and knews the lay Of the land.
In Connecticut only ono county-Litch'
fleld-rcturns a majOrlty Of Democrats tC
lower house Of the State Legislature.
In Oneida county, containing the city o.
Utica where Senator Conkling lives, Mr.
Cornell ran 64 votes behind HoskIns.
TiIE last Georgia Legislature made II 4
ara nnnsi,i N yo,s a. srv sloC,ion in thS,
stats '''N - wv - "' ''NS"NA - 'HA'
lEA "a. Touia make 'hirIy.hve states q
Ior ~ H"mo"rasIs h,o,b.sn e u,o WY ~,
So,oiS S s'''''""' O'''"'e" :" UO'' wi
r,,na,,,.,,..
amh Question ~ Aptogaang he rue tnAl
Te4lires Y; tTo,tiltd Yote 70 nominate IN
Inc IIiScSsSsd 'N'"4' NUH''"'V" 70 w
80, 1' .,'N..,.'' ,.,,,, =,
loMA! WIN huhuteu thousand MAORI
" iot tne hePuoIlcan canolaate lor GOV
SrnoL, cannot % healhy place LOT Dem
' ~" G ITs'.,as.,. a. ~, ~,
MM hhNpLICkS inr0WH ms Dop am
s s,lnU aSIosS Ine ohlS hlyeF. ne GSesh. |
pIyPTNI;S 70 w mucu tnls Siue OF mason
anu plAon inc
t., t dS,II s'Gtes are only those that votf
~ ~ HS!opeEi ~ Is pF9poseu 70 pteaK tht
Lnulaia ptNut on W eonSuluuona
'''uei''iuien' !" 1le spring.
"RuTiIERFoRD .. HAYES 10 a sCoundreI
.ri,i T. 49,. Ian,,,, - ~ S TI.
LII hnIs - tme aAaguuge o. ex-senator lr1m
pul'' 'on'0i' " lilouetn Dcmociacy.
The chaps who pay seven dollars for
ticket 70 the Chicago Grant banquet will
set a4ous tWehty cenS worth Of provisions
anu ~. n'H u'''S's 1uu ok p'ts WORM Oh style
HE Republican papers In Chicago tool
Judge Trumbull by the horns for making
what they called a saloon'to'saloon can
yass In favor Of the local Democratic tiCket
III mat cry
SINCE the death oil Morton no loss has
made such an impression on the public
MUD as that oil the rough'gnntte states
man0l Michigan. The vacancy made will
be dllhcult TO NIL.
PETER CooPEE abandoned the sinking
ship o. GFeenbackisn. ParsOn De La
Aatyr is floating about on some Of the
fragments in Southwestern Indiana, wait
ing to be picked up.
IT Is hoped that "the enthusiastic Ger
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

What HendrieEs aud Ills Friends Say
ISDIASAlOLIs, November 5.-Goyerno,
Hendricks was very close mOuthed TO-DAY
about tho result Of the New York election
declining positively to diicuss the situa.
ton and It's bearing on the Presidential
outlook. Ho did say, however, that tbo
returns, 50 far rs known, show that when
united the Democrats OF New York ara In
n majority, and II the entire Democrats
ticket is defeated he should attribute Il IN
the party division that existed.
Senator Mcdonald was Of opinion tba,
Republican victory would materiallv i'm.
prove Mr.. Hendricks chances. md II Cor.
nell alone Is elected 1t would probShIy
place GARRISON N. Potter prominently be-.
Iore the country as candidate for Ina
second place on the Presidential ticket
IN reply .toa question asked by Mr.. But.
TER nus law partner, regarding the gain Of
I'VE Republican Senators, Mr.. Mcdonald
stated That i would tie the Senate, count.
lnE David Davis ~ Democrat "Vn,
theh' continued the Senator, "We can al.
ways remedy that by turning ont tb"t fei.
10" from Louisiana kellogg -anL Wa will
proceed to do it." AN We WI"
Az Tue State building no one seemed nm.
happy over the news. During the morn.
ing several members Of ths HSnJrJciis
Cub dropped into the Secretary oi s,"te's
ounce, and were loud in their thanSS ~
John Kelly that he had succeeded in Iay.
ing out Iilden's man Friday, GOV RoSi1.
soh, Coy. Williams responded Ia n SS,-,
reporter that they might put Rim down ma "
Ahn|lng nothing about Inc mnI,Sr N, 4. II
n Snn,.I, treasurer Fleming thought Il
wouldn't hurt Hendricks any. and sbs, i
put Itlden out Of the race "''u '''a' u
meeting Of leading Democrats w,.
held In the state AuliioEIs office -, NJ
--llendlicks, Mcdonald VoorSoeS I wv.
Williams, W. II. English, Thos. N C S,Sh'
Of Nincennes, and number Of oths,S
What their business Is Is kept proionndiS
dark, but il is known that consilerasIs
talk was INDUCED In over Nov YORK and
the Kelley bolt, Mr.. Hendricks and M,
voorhees, both took the position that K al.
ly was too important man 10 be snnbbe,l
or dlsreGarded, but some stalwart pRTtv
men thought he oughttO BE- punished for
his defeat VI Robinson,
Senator Mcdonald was inyitel "a al,
dress the Hendricks Club on Wetlneuiav
might Of next week. Auxiliary clulg ara
to DO organized throughout the Slate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

TnE. arrangements have almost been
completed for calling an extra session OF
the Legislature OF Florida to grant char.
ter to the company which proposes to
construct canal across that State. Gov.
Ornor Drew was unwilling to convene the
Legislature at the expense OF the people,
and the canal company deposited in the
State Treasury $4,000 to pay the expenses
Of the session, which will last, It is under,
stood, only five days. 1t is intimated that
ut the same session there may be passed a
law which will enable the present Demo.
cratic Legislature TO cast the electoral vote
OF the State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

Tue Chlcago Tins says Grant out OIL
Tie way, there isn't "a Republican in the
country who, in regard Of the party, car
hold candle to Blaine, The Cincinnati
Commercial says that good many people
believe that Il John Sherman should
squarely brace himself and use both
hands, he could hold a candle up ,C
Blaine close enough and long enough tc
make him squint.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

SECRETARY sHEIMAN's expected letter
declining TO be n candidate for United
Snles Senator in Ohio has appeared. liz
says that as the General Assembly o.
Ohio has three times conferred upon hin
this high and much coveted honor, he
ought not to stand in the way Of other
who may fairly aspire 10 that position.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

A SIashlaE Rs,IsW OF the PaiI Elections
-tlain' Rerribis aud IsAlihfni Verbs
'" =, l'l',-AS' iNP.O'NAa pape1
ihe result Of tue november eIeeIlOhs ID
the complement Of the October elections.
/, was everywhere An overwhelming pop.
,,.r ,on,Jj,,ton ~ ,La ,,.,,v ~ non,Lor.
"S :, w " t''S Pay " ~ w"
lSIn anu southern DrlBadlerlsn' " was
u further and conclusive manifestation Of
the ioreseen eonseouances oi n polltirallv
III u,n,I, ...,,sJ T., L,,,I,t,,, A., H.
S ,.., 'Ou'' "'s!SS ~, Va ," W H'S
Nortnerh understanding Of Me meaning Of
the civil war.
Great efforts were made by politicians
NJ ,ho co,,,Losn .,hooI % .I,i.ir ,I,o
" ',o 'U'"e'" S't''O' !" eAP'a'" '''e
Bourbon Waterloo In ONO on other
grounds than hostility 10 the solid South.
etn brivadierism and TIA retrovressiys
,anbanoS its,I.,aon., ma,,tons Iii i,
''HuehC!' ita'"''i'O"ey D ,', sA,u u
was owing 70 tho insane ohio idea on
the fiscal question. Sham.money Bour.
hons saih Il was owipv IN local dissen.
.t,.,. ~. nm. 49, - =" -.
SIouS' SIC bo!h c''U@es "'eu 70 ueCelNe
Themselves With The notion that II was not
the response Of the North to the reaction.
arv spiht and pollcy of iba gonths,n
btioadIets and theII NoSiheTn SllIss'
manIiested 60 olTensiyely in their Al.
,cmnt IN GwinC ontn ihc NoIiiSSl
iySIiS n the xSr bctwoer nogpn"iiST ,
Hnj s,Rleism, Ii was. hoWever, vsncESi.
~ admitted that ira reSnlt In Ohio y" .
tLe DETERMINATION Of tho rNo.baby. And
ills wa eyerywheTe mSniiest In Tho M.
yetnbeT canvass, The sham.monev lnnS,
~ nresontsI M iIvnre IN Nav VHrG Nav
EnriSnI Pennsyivanja WiSconsin nor in
any November State The conisI. in All
Tia electionS held iSst TneSIav vas ia,,iv
made IN Ia iSSns hc,wSsT ,Ta % nros aS
I've Sort6eTn iISn and ina TctragTo,Sivq
Sopthern III, n ri our nnliticaI SvS,sm. IN.
tween NationsIlsm and EiStcism. LS,ws M
nolItical modernism and poiiticai Sntsdi.
| IuylAnism. Underlyinr ali local isSueu
and nTpdomInnlinv over ali other onCS.
tions vas Tia iSEie betwecn ,he so.caIIad
nrincipies Oi .JeiIorson. Calhoun, RnchHr.
an md JefT Davis. robsiIimiinV RoTThon,
isn, and their opDosite, which The NoTth
rslabliShed Inv ihe over,hrow NJ Inc S,nIa
SoVSrei"nty rebsIlion, Ijnon tbis ;ss" "sV
In n contest made unon both siJes VIM
distinct TeierencS Ia the nsxt presiJsTiiai
cGniest. tho IiourbonS have bean oT"r,
wheImlnply defeated in every MARKHAM
STATE.
In Nav York II NAV be Said they havo
beNlen Themselves, m orier i IN cat iii n !
pSiiticsi Old Man al ths Sea In. ,Ssi,
,Iiyision on Tho pretensions al The Claim.
AMI Mi not explain theIr loss oi tSs leo.
islature. Involving The TetiTemen. n ,bsI,
only Senator. Nor will Il account for tbe
| TACT that candidates upon which they were
Wholly unitej barely escansJ ieisSt b VS an
adversary moi wholly uuited in snnpSyt "
i,S own lenders. II was assertei hi moi
ienIei thSt The ticket headed by CSrnSll
was a weak one. The character Of tbat
candidate And The manper nj biS nomins.
tiat, tpnRa nfTaO aiVn t1 n 1ar1a an,t .n.,,nnl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

TnE German Emperor recently attended
an exhibition OF glass.ball shooting, and
expressed himself greatly pleased with the
American balls as a substitute for pigeons.
lie expressed the opinion that the In
ventlOn oithis innocent sport deserved the
thanks Of all humane persons.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

~, We are pleased 70 say that our baby
IA w. permanently cured Of serious pro.
me-" ',sS Y ttrcGnlafity Of the bowels by tho
he s =. iop BitterS BY Its mother, which al
SS.h 2me time restored her 10 perfect
v ~'a and strength,-Tha Parents, Uni.
ntlssy avenue, Rochester, n. Y. See an.
al EU i sale by Langhlln Bros. & Co., whole.
AeuEnggtSts, Wheeling, W. Va.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

PROFESSOR BAIRD, Of the U. S. Fish
Commission, will soon send to the West.
Crn States live German carp to be propa.
gated there. The ilshhave been known to
grow in two years so large as to weigh
eight or ten pounds. They will do well in
very shallow water. At St. Petersburg
they are kept in ponds Of water not more
than fifteen feet deep, and are fed like
chickens and are excellent food. They do
not spawn until three years old, but then
become very prolific.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-08

TuE Boston Journal says that the main
lesson Of the election in Massachusetts is
that ''little is to be gained, in the long run,
by going before the voters oil that State
with series Of indiscriminate aud maIici.
Gus attacks upon the good name OF the
commonwealth" and 1t adds: "ButIer
reached high.wAtOr mark year ago. lie
will never get 10000 voters OF MassaChu.
sets to vote for him again. The people
are weary Of his Trades and his coarse
ness"