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Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
The Levy Court.

Ahr Aesy NOuEss
The Levy Court of New Castle Coun-
ty is pursuing its hum-drum daily
mon otonous course Of fumbliug oveI
assessment books, correcting errors, and
auditing and allowing accounts. A
representative of the REPUBLICAN, came
strolling into the Court room yesterday
and with a comical smile looked around
at s or 3 Levy courters sitting inside
the railing. Crer Smith gradually
yielding to his propensity to sleep,
perched upon his high pinnacle Of au-
thority gave us nod as We entered
and kept on nodding unmindful of the
presence of an interloper, who had ta-
ken a seat on one of the Grand Jury
benches. President looked up from
the newspaper which he was reading,
gave us wave of the hand and O
pleasant smile of recognition.
Clerk Springer, anon looked from the
pages of his minute book around tC
the corners and crannies OF the old
rickety court room, discussingiu his
iHlhu ho uoupI, tuo pIooaoiIltico VI 10
moving the Court House to Whining
ton. Iu front was little knot of Court
men poring over a number of books, and
the only sound that broke the stiffness
of the court room, was the enunciation
now and then of the talismanic words,
"drop one.' This sentence was spok-
en- in rather a high key, as Mr.. Lodge,
who appeared to be the leading spirit
of the group, was a little troubled with
deafness.
A few minutes rest within the sombre
walls satisfied us, and taking up our hat
We left the Levy Court still "dropping
one," as We passed up stairs to the
Registers Office, where we found Regis
ter Biggs and Prothonatary Beasten en-
gagged in a pleasant little game ofchess.
We left these two gentlemen engaged
IN the same kind ofa game two weeks
ago, but we were informed that they
had an interval for sleep since then.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20

Aoe1 oR0 0UtW1Ute0 ~ tnc1P ESD
rlsyess-1he MlN shat Down ans
wsrk DsnaeAs Thsn--lkhe Dissat
isaeA Aela aMeeting IN tho Ols
s ssthnA,s4ilsl.s.s l.s.s,. q.
has been accumulaling for some time q,
the Arlington mills among the ON
ployees, eliminated in the shutting
down of the works. 1t seems that since
Saturday last the workmen have been
waiting the appearance Of Mr.. Gam.
brell, the senior member Of the firm,
expecting, with his appearance, an
amicabls arrangement Of difficulties.
Tired Of waiting the weaving depart.
ment yesterday made arrangements for
a general strike with the intention az
far as can be learned Of sending their
agents through the works to influence
the whole working corps Of other de-
partments to join them. The mana
ger, who was acting under the wishes
of the firm, learning this, through
the unwilling garrulousness Of some Of
the dissatisfied ones, prepared to take
action.
The head of the firm dispatched to
this manager that If it was necessary to
circumvent any movement that wOnid
be made on thu part Of the hands,
which would inconvenience the mill, to
shut down at once and continue closed
one month or six weeks and improve
the interim in making needed re-
pairs.
After dinnsr the hands collected
preparatory to going to work. The
intentions OF the strikers were being
well canvassed when the manager in.
formed them that owing to circum.
stances it became necessary for the firm
to close the mill. The evident discon-
certion of their scheme took them by
surprise.
This was an unexpected turn Of af-
fairs, and acting under the impulse of
the moment they all repaired to the
Old Academy where large meeting
WAS held. The advisability Of taking
up the cause of the weavsrs was dis
cussed by those from the other depart
ments but no conclusion was arrived
at.
The demand Of the lalancs Of the
weavsrs who struck yesterday,is for an
advance of twenty cents on cuts upon
which they are now receiving thirty
cents. The average demand is for
twelve cents, all kinds of work aggre-
gated. We have 1t from reliable au-
thority that the request Of the strikers
will not be- acceded to.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
Forty Sixth Congress-Extra Ses
sion.

In the U. s. Senate yesterday the
credentials Of Mr.. Gordon, of Georgia,
were presented and filed. Bills we're
introduced by Mr.. Mcdonald, rsviving
the Alabama Claims Court; bv Mr.
Burnside, to reorganize the army, and
by Mr.. Beck, to remove all remaining
political disabilities and repeal the iron
clad oath. Mr.. Edmunds offered a
resolution limiting the business Of the
extra session to the purposes for which
it was called, but objection was made
and it was laid over. Various resolu-
tions of inquiry were offered and laid
over. A memorial from number Of
members OF the Kansas Legislature al.
leging bribery i'll the election Of Sena-
tor Ingalls,, and asking an investiga-
tion, was referred to the Committee on
Privileges and Elections. The creden-
tials Of Mr.. Bell, appointed Senator by
the Government of New Hampshire,
were referred to the Judiciary Commit-
tee. Mr.. Wallace introduced joint
resolution for the enforcement of the
Eight Heur law. The Standing and SO.
lect Committees were chosen. The
Presidents message, very briefly stat
ing the purpose for which Congress
was convened in extra session, was re-
ceived and read, and the Senate ad-
;ouTned.
In the House, the Presidents mes
sage was read and referred to the Com
mittee of the Whole. The Florida case
of Bisbee Us. Hull was discussed, and
it was decided by party vote-l4O to
l36-that Hull should be sworn in. All
bnt one OF the Grernbackers voted with
the Republicans against Hull's admis-
sion. After Hull was sworn in the
House adjourned.
1t is understood that DR.. Jshn B.
Hamilton, now stationed at the Marine
Hospital, Boston, will be appointed
Surgeon General of the Marine Hospit-
al Service. All but two of the surgeons
in the service have united in recon-
mending his appointment.
The President yesterday sent to the
Senate the following nominations Ed
ward NJ. Neill, of Rhode Island, secrt-
tary of Legation in Mexico: +. b.
Turner, U. S. District Judge; Alexan-
der White, U. S. Attorney, and A. B
Merton, U. S. Marshal for Northern
Texas A. Josiah Page, Postmaster, at
Reading, Pa; James Kelley Weaver, of
w. Va, Consul General at Vienna
Dgvid II. Bailey, of Ohio, Consul Cen
eral at Shanghai; John II. Morton, of
California, Consul at Honolulu; Henry
Dithmar, of New York, Consul at Bres-
Ian.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
SECOND EDITION

state OF roe IhePmomete
AT the REpUBLINAN OFFICE, March II,
o'clock, 10 o'clock, 49, II o'cloek.
4Sc 53oS 57o
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
FROM OUR CAPITAl..

Early Adjournment Of the Le2isia-
lure-The kOlOns ON u FrOiic-An
Inspection Of the Delaware ''Na-
w.
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20
TIE STRIKING WEAvERs.

They are '0utwitted by their Esn.
-rleyess-fhe mfN Shat Down sntl
W4rk Dsntea' Ths1--lkhe Dissat-
isaeA Aela aaeetinx IN tho Old
Daily Republican., 1879-03-20

VXIANTED.-Board at NO. s02 MAR
w KET STREET. Also table boarders.
mh20-lm
, 1879-03-29

tknhdoh @TahHh9 7tfasS 1hH (IfhsgrHp4ff.1
Mcssrs. a. j. Coz s. Co., "tle leading book-
manufacturing house OF tho Northwest " III. s.
All as they term Themselves, have issued
pamphlet" Thu Maktng Of tho BOOK: A
Sketch Of tile BookbtndIny Art" It appears tn
be chiefly complied from yarlous sourccs, though
tlleso {Ihe Printing Timer aud Lltegrapter
amongst tho numbesl aro not always acknowl.
edged; but the work Is neatly got togotl,cr,
nntt. On the whole, deserves commentator for
being something nctter than a 1onKbEuler's or.
ti,nary price.lst whiyl. is what its real object
amounts 10.
The above extract. while ycrY natterEng to
such representative Chicago t!rm as a. j. Cox
IL Co., Ia calculated to convey wrong l.npscs.
sion III su.nc particulars. They nut only atytc
themselves 'sttle leading book-1nat,l1facturfng
house ot the Northwest" +" hut aru so acknowf.
edged Dy all who have my knowledge Ut their
s.an,llnE In the trade. Wo nre further assured
by Mrssrs. Cox Il Gu. that previous 10 the pub.
ist,|ng of the little volumoin question, wl,trli
by the way, does nnlount to considerably ulora
lfan ~ bUokbInder's ordinary pltce.ltst," they
had never seen d COPY OF 1Hs Printing 1ineJ
anI Lt!ho1rapher, the Inter making ia appear.
ance 80 rsscy lii Chicago. The book !tseif has
already been noticed III InH TNInuNK, md fully
merits the praise bestowed By our London con.
tEtpnprarY,
, 1879-03-29

teFa, tho hight tho water IL lifted mud the
au,onuk Of frtctinn 1t mccts arc indicated.
10 tic prlvato nfI5"e, which " only accessible
tn Tic SUPERINTENDENT and Chief Engineer, iB q
recording ttcam.Ra1ge, which shows the amount
o. htcam IN tho boilers At any hour during the
day and night. There II also a watcr-gaugc,
Which ahows the amount Of wstcr 10 the boilers
during The same time. fhts u m e[Tectua1 check
on the fremcn. and shows whether they attend
to thclr duty or not,
:. The pumps viii ,a In charge Of Mr.. Robert
UT. Sales and Mir. farTen. The boilers arc three
li number, with 5Ys5 Inch ducs, Go.lntll
shell. and sixteen feet long. They havc dupll-
cato tecd-plpcs and arc arranged 80 HAT itler
can be used together or scparatety. 1llry con-
Aufue on An average about SIX tons OF roal In
t"eniy-four hours, although tho Knowles pump
eau to run With about four tons per dag. FllJ
capacity Of The fiolly pump Ia 2.0)1, ,000 gallons
II twe'lty.faur hours. with tweuty seven rcYotu.
Hons per minute, a,ut 1t has done rood wUrk
since It hss been In service. II Is q very
Ing nohc while 1T work. The two
for lhe benefit f the reporter, aud tl,c pressure
was raised from 60 10 1lO pounds, which Is ct,al
TO 40 elevation III 13l feet In stanfl.,,I,e.
The pressure Mt tlit Enelewo0d llosc.llollse uni
the Town.flall at Hyde Park vas 20 pouRtls,
nlid about 10 pounds at tlIc Stock.Yards. Cal,
f0stcr thfnks u would be fonlisll fbr either
town to wtlltraw from the joint ownership Of
tue water.works. especially at this t1me, when
both towns arc feeling 40 poor mud when The
40 as 10 accommodate the iurrcasc Ia pouula-
tto1f tor a ntImbcr Of 1cars. The water system
ts ID better condition than It has been slncv the
erection Of tho Wutks.
, 1879-03-29

Janausctek objects 10 play III Holy Week.
Ith said that Lotta will visit Australia this
fall.
Bouctcsult. It IL NOW announced, wilt manage
HalVln! nGxt seasoR.
Miss Ada Caren.iish will probably play In New
York some tins during May.
Cls1a Morris ssys the Il opnosed to tho uultm-
lied importation Of ChinAmen.
"lEe Palaco OF Truth" follows " Engaged !"
Ut the Park Theatre, New York. D.,
DoucIcault SAYS hs will bring out new Irlah
play next season at Waltack'a.
Owing to tie "Pinatoron success, Booth will
not appear 1t McVLcker's OIL tie 7th.
Mas Fanny Davenport opens At the Grand
Opera louae on tAs l4lh Of april in "Plque."
Tho Frenci, Governments subsidy 10 the
Theatre franchise Is 2o0.oU frauss annually.
MI. Teunyson IL writing nav play for Mr.
IrYngs lleatset-anolhcr historical one. laa tlllo
Is "Eseanor ana ltosat.iund."
Jcaas LAilttc, noted French dramatlat and
connolaseur OF theatrical literature, died III
Fasts on the 9th Inst, u the aRs OF n.
Mr.. Denmaa Thompson has called upon all
Of hls Canadian friends to whom he aas becn
Is paying 100 cents on thu dollar, Thess dehta
wUte contracted nloFe than eight years ago. llo
has set q good example. II aoms ot tile elect
would pray lcss aud pay more II would hAye .
wholesome effect on public morality.
To Cincinnati interviewer ltr. Douctcault
saYs, "ln ENGLAND they bav1 the Alhsml,ra,
devoted to such pieces Ra the "Black Crook
and SpectAcular pieces, whera The pit ID tabied
Of. and smoking and drinking arc permitted.
The pit will bold about one-stxth OF the entire
house, aud, being directly In front Of the
stage, their smoke and uoise would prevent
Or sYcp hsszlug.0 This MA .ho case in tha
, 1879-03-29

The Governor OF khaskofl. Prince K.apos.
other day, belonged 10 ope Of tls4 most anc.ea:
Of the Russian princslY houses. 1hs Princes
krapotk!na arc the tssue OF branch OF tho
housa OF RnF!c. which ictgued Ia Jaroslsw, and
derived theif surname from certain kfapotkh,
20 sneestos OF the Middle Ages. They sank
tWenty.e.gkth on thu l:it OF Princes which ap-
pears IN ths "barhataala " kntua," or velvet
book, the liyTe dor OF Russian heraldEy, COM
PILED by the oFders of tlB Great Pstes Ia 1852.
BIZ the Law Of tie tath Of january, In thRt Jear,
81 Russian "eentlemen u s1e declared eq0atin
rights mud consideration, Without regard to title
o. desceuti but 10 practice thts Il nul to,-tAe
Princes who are 5esccpded from Rurtc looking
down upon the Prince. who are descended from
Quea!mtpe, Grana Duke Ut lithuRaIs, and both
asgrees despiaing the nrummtRsm creations Of
PeteE the Ofeat and hia successors, There IL
yet another prtncels el9ts which claim. cer-
tain consideration. namely. those families Of for.
, 1879-03-29

| cartv tfnrs of tha AIhomhro hnt FIR TIM mi.
"a, sx pr h,s se's ye years tho PIT Of sat hose ha
drinking been permitted, exccpt at thc l,ar #
the lobby, an Institution common 10 nearly al
London theatres.
rtc ,,o.,,.,,,,r =, ,x...,,, .,,.ao-,, mn,
sox o. T. ,ar, aoof cnm ANY
S!st'n5 Ill., % o. anG'se atnors a111 t!fee eoTpossfs
auS 49,. uusS" "1t'a,!ts 1a ate MM: suSsne Aauiciio!
fHnu9use fnaxu.t S.aIget, ntexanafe nunas' .nise
fmie,,,o ,,.,"n ,.,hns nonseta Eopnaaa Ts ano''
iv;auov!e ". naleyy. hno,phe nGiot, Juies Nofas,
Forrier. Tho musicians ara MM. Leo Dclibes,
Charles Gonnod, mud Emile Jonas.
1n ~ ,.hf, s the a !o
ts sfes' A. feytva! meeting t'g Ill.,, oshrs ds}
i;seci,1. Sad @ in ' me- tsithfui follower. ~ Iva a.
a., pn, ,'e,elato .appts' not On account o. ny u.
rcst M nssoeiai'on WIN tlle etaee, pnt necauee oi
ntJafaasia J .nsi e,fc'u ui acuasnec oustue , p .,e
iro,.is M ,.a, h,eirnss i no Man N ,s "0sa , na4
nra u,.a a., a. 'nuea !qaor o. nayc donc amt sur
..,oao oro., H. .oot, ,,o,,,. T., un,.u
sooh, ~ anas naloal :eatfe ana s0yai asamste
Tsats1t,y y ut'oes t!lS teShle1cy " te Mat1u!s os
1,u'1a. uT1sas,u, the esice.tFeshleney ot ~. Jonls
wn,", t"nSn. "n e In a. ,,a, n,1a-ts
iio.1o, ioa hrels' t9wper, Gox, foftcsssr, ual.
.ne''' laseonr1. healY. LaWfence, Maflds; mar
a1a.... .cant .oMpsa}t No"'aau' Snac! na1Tyt
sontat; ,.5 15"tnputne; III, LEFTY. hhh sernon: 1he
Among those who will take part In the ten.
lay festival In connection with thc Shakespeare
MemosIal building At Stratford-on- Avon, begt1-
no1nE npF,a -, ~ PATTY ou,iisa1, Mfe. lneouofo
hiatilf1, Mlas hato Ficid, Niise wallis Mrs "
narn snd Wr s.n,sv E: m,ca1 G na5s "
e.sys W vii il be "nG ,he e dPseson sa peiFis q 81
nutiab 0eaeu!tts ftla5 hato fiel4 NIL! fenu
, 1879-03-29

dressed the meeting stating tl.at be rcRrcltctl
that the questiun 1T candidates hna
been drawn into The discus.tnn. Ilo
could not scc low tho appointing tlte
Convention IL assemble on tic 4tt u Junc
could bo construed as having any rc1cfetlec
w)lascvcr towarn making concessions 10 ihc
f)rccnbackers. lie believed tE'at A. much cant
tal would he mado l'y the enemies of iiIe party
hy the Convention meeting nt m earlier date,
when 1t would Io sad ttu Democratic party had
closed tic doors against The Nationals. The
lslshupttcs aru claiming tint 'tie washington
brunch OF tic Democratic party Is faynrtnE tlys
nomination Of ucn. Rico fof Governor. Con-
siderable feeling exists among, Tue ut-
wssted. the majority warerlng t!,e ho!dlng
to point toward tho placnH VI, lie ticket ot
ute or more Nationals, a1nl tl'c nomination Of
ten. Rice. AZ 10 o'clock the Executive Com.
,nittce Withdrew from the hall for Tie purpose
III settling Tie vcxcu question.
COLUMBUS. o., M9rrtl 2H.-The Democratic
Committee have derted 10 hold the ataie Con
vention hore junc4 4. THE yoto stood io ior
juuu 4. fvr May %, and = scattering.
, 1879-03-29
POLITICAL.
OHIO.

Stfefdf Vtfp1tcH 10 31E 3FthHHe.
COLUMBUS, O., March 1s.--Jotn G. Thomn-
sons buEle blast conycn!nE thu State Central
Committee, nsl1 inviting members OF the party
to meet With them, served to bring about 100
representative Democrats from various sections,
rs we'll as number Of Democratic editors, for
the purpose Of fixing The tlms and plnco for tic
boiling OF their stato Convention. It became
evident, in the carly part OF tho day, Tint a
wide difference Of opinion existed ~ to the lime.
This hocatno more apparent at:t',o meeting this
afternoon when general love.fcast was tndulg-
cd IN. Gen. Drtnkcrl.otf took tho ground t!,at
tic Convention should bc held tllc duy follow.
tlg the Republican State ConycntIon, mud that
tlls platform be matls broal a,A strong enough,
for ttse National Grecnbackcrs 10 stand upot,.
Frank Mckinney, Of the Stale Executive Com.
tn1ttce, strongly favored the 4th Ok Juno, tbs
day that ,lIe Nationals hayo appointed for thce
Convcntlnu. Wh|le ho did not desire forming
an alliance, or appearing to rccogutzc tho Ma.
tionuls, he believed That It would be great
wislom tur tho Convention 10 uuct 1T
the sums time, nominate their ticket,
!Gay0 ono or two places on the tick
1t open, nnd invite tho Nationals to
flll thu breach. Strong grounds were taken BY
tho o1l.I!nrrs In tho uenluceatFc faith against
my such action. MF. Armstrong, OF the Cleve-
land lraiadalitr, IN o aarY spCech dcuounclng
anY attempt 70 oae1er Or ttauo WIN nh} organ
izat!on, stated TINT the Democratic party Of Ohio
had goo. 600 In its ranks, ami he was most eu,-
phatically opposed to tt!e biz mennsere joung
1'e sue SNOW, pu' ~ 'nn s'os'ano" loIa tne
menaRcfle lucy desfea' Arguments
wcro kept up until q O'Clock, when
Tho mcetfng adIournul to meet In the
1l,u ri tho 1jnnta nj R.nre..ot.,tre. ,,,i.
rv",,1nw' xh;ch 49,. a,1r1 H. Tia nsmosratic stsc
, 1879-03-29
SPORTING.
pEDES1,RIANISNf.
Entrt9g Hfsn1fch 10 FIR 7.rttUns,


PuILADELrutl, pa., Marcl, n3.-Rowcll's visit
has attracted unusual attention to the walking
match betwcen the girls, which had been going
on moro thau d week before the Eng'isl, cham
tdon arrived. The results that tho Philadelphia
County, Medical Society llns sent to
tho Mayor q long communication protest.
tng agaiust such matches at large. Tie paper
expresses the soc!cty's unqualified conaomna-
tion Of tile barbarIt!cs now being inflicted upon
women under tic falsely-assumed namo Of
physical culture aiti pedcetri0nts1n, but which
simply consists In systematic deprivation Of
natural sleep for long periods oi tine, form
Of slow torturo not SURPASSED III Tic annals of
tho JnQutsttfon. Tlu exhibitions arc tilrvi.a-
biz attended with serious risks to mcntai
annity. md even to the lives Ut those upon
wlori, they arc made. The communication runs
on for several sheets, md ctMls 6y impiorlng
the Mayor not to ut still und see a parrcl Of
bIacklcEs inlIct this torthre upon two
weak women for thc. sake Of
filling their own pockets. After
proper reconsideration, tic Mayor sad that he had
uo power to Interfere IN tho matter. At 1a
o'clock tonight Aunie Bartel lad accomplished
her Sslst qunrtcr.n,ilo In aa mauy quarter-snurs,
anu 11u Vernon llatl Just nshof ller 441st half
mile. They are both hopeful"
, 1879-03-29
HYDE PARK.
Tho Now Engine at TIN ,yater-yyorks

TFtNS Nam Stf4r, 4i4..1 1XSnAA
So .,'.' ls. .,'s. 49, ~ M ,, "'' ~ PARKS
nonlc tl'Hc slleo 1hc boaFu Of trustees of
Hyde FRrk passed. resolution to submit 10 tho
people the question whetlcr the village should
continue t11e connrtnershtn whfr1 b,s c,fe+r,t
for tht, tnst ovo ro.-. u,,tt .h, ,,o, ~ ~ ~
!oe ~, 'ne 'ast nseyea w'tn 1lu 1o"a ol Lake ID
tna "ater-"ofRs which supplies the two towns
With water. Tho question will probably ba
clccti,n, Under on nr,ccr,cnt or,orcd it,, ~.
~'' -" 49, 's'e" ''so "
.he .mo to"ns sneGopastueFa"'peah eau 10 ulssoiseu
os eitl'cr pnfty g1V!i,s due notice. after which
,ss:,,a .a.. ~ ~ "u"s. tAe toNn se'''ns
"oa.a ''a'u W ,.' ua.'.i H. nu" "osA7 VI n'ase ar
rausen'enta win tue GUY to DO supplied with
. s es En-. Furnished n, py HOLY ps'on pump
"'se" nas ussu ~ soataA' vac iof n'e yeats:
to sunnv tS 10 an
In the two towns, and 10 provide agaiust accI~
dent In tha 11nllr n,,un sorora,
n,on,b. am Ri, r. pp r.at,r a' s"aa.
,atn,,a. ntm.na aso ~ t,,n T,... va r9ste'' super
George S1uirheal, Watcr Commissioner OF the
Town of 1.,tr unf7cr In,tructIm. fror, thc +,,o
Boarls of Trustees. went E,at mi, vts,tcd ,hc
nT"rct a,er'wort. =; t '1ntsa a,,'s' ,., u
Il view to selecting the best pump adapted to tue
tra tsv @ ,"% .ha nroSa pSn tctf II, re-
,u'n ,. WY !eso"eA"eu ,', '.!o puleuasc u
knowles pump WITH capacity Of a.ooo,0oo gal
Ions psr twcutJ-four hours. This pump has
lately been placed IL, positlun. and IL now being
,rstc1 nrcnorutorv IN II. .ccr ,ncs hY ,he ,i ,,ro
to"ns' WIN We" ot Inspecting tho new
pump aud TO tako all inventory Vt the
property which would como into the pos
session OF ono or tho other towns In
casu VI Il dissolution of the existing copastucr-
stip, rntBuxE reporter accepted an inyltn-
ton yesterday from supt, Foster to pny ylsit
to tle works. After 4 drive Of tbrep mIIes
through tho mud and a.usli, tl,e reporter was
landed snfclv Ut the works, which arc situated
on the lnkc.ahore, at tito foot Ut etxty.rJghth
, 1879-03-29

II Tic Demo CnnfctIcratcs In Congress ran
handicap tho appropriation bills with purely
partisan md cxtrnneous matters this year, t!sey
will bc encouraged to tac!; On to tic annual M.
preparation bills next year an item Of 3oo,o0o,
0o0 with which 10 begin TO Improve tilc leveca ol
tic Misztssippi River.
, 1879-03-29
THE EDDY ORGAN RECITAL,

The programme for Mr.. Eddy's c!ghty.eighth
organ reclta, which will ba given this noon at
Hershey Hall, will tucudc lie overture to Hau-
dcl's s'A1e1ander'a Fcast'' the Andanto from
Mcndclssotln's Concerto In E pinor, op. 81;
Grauu's choral fuguc " "Chr1atus hat uus elm
yorbIld gelassen u; l'ach's choral prelude, "Au
Wasserilussen babylon" y; Voicknur's Sonata In
u, op. y; f'attista's OtIertoIre in A. op. 81, No.
3; aud Kuhmstcat's fantas't: In !, op. ~. Mtss
Of PenitcsIce.n liarrison's +" In ths Gloaming,h
and Tuurs' "Qnly Come"
, 1879-03-29
MENDOZA,

6beftd1 U1FpHth 70 The 7Ff5fH&.
hEHnoTA. ILL.,, March 2s.-'fllc Mondota Nni't.
4" had anartielo tn.day to the effect tint Nal. r.
IT, Carnahan. Of this city, has been put Ia notnI-
natit'. as cat"!sdato for Mayor. nnA that, while
lie did not seek the Office and refused to hare
Ills name used, yct It was understood tl!at, II
elected, le will not refuse tho position. The
announcement caused quite surprise, ~ tho
Major gave hts friends to understand I'M npflntfc-
ally tint llc would not acccpt tic olllco under
any circumstances. Your correspondent having
called ou hfm for an explanation, he reiterated
hls former ayowal, ilat Ile would nut arccps tilc
otticc, ntltl that the Hmetit knew better than to
have 10 compromised him.
, 1879-03-29

JEssE u. l3ntattr was tic only man expclicl
from The United States acnnto because lie was q
tsaltor,-tlte other traturs lla.l The nnnllnets
TO 20 out voluntarily. Nuw URl9nT's relative
gets MI appointment in t.lc Senate. probably for
ihu reason thai ho {Bnio111) was such good
frtcnd 10 the South.